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~: - = No. 1888. = :
Notice Of Ex1ir1tio1 Of Reaen,t,e,.
|: County Of st. Louis, state Of Mime.
J.. sofa.
TO Lafayette Bros:
You are. hereby notifisd ,th.t th. fo,.
lowing descrihsd niecs, ~ ~ n.rne, nc lo. -,
land situated In ftha conntv os ~ T.
Louis. and State. Of, Minnesotaa md
Wit: southea ouarter - % so"thwest eet
:quarten (sEN Of sWX). Section Two
Range Twenty-%ens % %sfsil wes} { .NSttP' .4tS' F.
vey thereof. rs now % .ss,s H. ne ssna IN ynu- nl
1s1k IT. On -. cay ~ Of MaX A. a:
% tne reai. estate tax 1udgment duly
tnmrt Ino IN ma mae er IN IN 9no ny tns District
St. Louis on; the alth day Of MSrch.
re-, s:tsts ~ tie x:ss asas ses "?ss sss
scrihed piece or parcel OF iamd vas S
sold te the stats q Minne.ota Tor tho
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Twsnty.teur. ana .s.l lloe. ssal.si, DOL
one: per cent per month from sssid Sth
day Of May. 1920. to the day such re-
:. That said tax csrttficates have been
and the. time for redemption OF. each 81
said, pieces or parcels Of, land from, said
assignment will expire sixty (S0) days
after the service Of this notice and
proot. thereof has been filed In my
Witness: my. hand and official seal
this 18th day Of June, 1890. ~
- :s w. n. ~BORGEN,:s
County Auditor. St. Louis County.
BY l. A. MARVIN, -
(Official Seal of County Auditor, St.
Louiy County, Minnesota)
L. w. June ,19-26-July, 8, 1920.
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dSFtSh %fss Of dF cSSS&f e %Sk
County of st. Louis, State Of Mime
lowing described pieces :or parcels. Of
land, situated in 3the County Of St.
Louis. and State Of Minnesota, and
known and described as, follows, to-
" %lt IT. enr ous aaS og A.ttna quarter
Township sixty-four, Range seventeen
survey thereof. are now: sssessed in
Ms isis .se GH = tnf aad ST. day ef
given and made In and by the District
Seuf So o, IL amd tSs fSs th{h ths ssia County Of
1s1e ppoceednEs gay yn9dre 96 MaFih 81.
payment OF taxes delinquent upon real
County OF st. Louis, the above de-
ssri6ed scr! & pieces % or pareels Of land were
sofa for the. following. sums; tb-wit:
Said Lot four Of said Section 80. for
the sum Of Two and 22/1oo. ($2:22)
Said Southeast quarter Of e;outhwe,t
quarter Of said Section 80, for tho. sum
were on the ,sth. day of May, 1890.
to4 tssknsq fSs Hy te Site Of
NaiianoSo1e' AoI Luz IOt4QWh8 eum4, TO.
Said Lot four Of said Section. 80, for
ths, te, .sE sym Of Fourteen and 27/1oo
Said Southeast quarter Of Southwest
Of Fourteen and ~66I1oo .(ii4.5SJ DOL
lars; and the amount required to re.
deem said pieces or parcels :: or land
from said assignment, exclusive of the
following sums, to.Wit:
The amount REQUIRED to. redeem said
Lot. four OF said Section 80, 10 the
sum Of Fourteen and 27I10O (314.27)
Dollars and interest theraon at the
ssa sth st oas dv PEI 81 %.X PEN month from
such redemption IL made. =.
The amount required to redeem said
Southeast quarter OF Southwest quar-
ter Iof Section 80, is the sum Of Four
interest thereon at the rate OF one per per
cent per month from said .Sth day Of
May: 1920. TO the day such redemption
That said: TAX e.rt,tic.te. .h.y. been
ana the Tins for:fsdsmption @ e Of tsase' each 81
said pieces or parcels Of land from, said
assignment will .sxpir4 sixty (6oJs days
after the service OF this notice and
pffic. pfEEot thereof has - been " filed in my
Witnas. my hand and official seal
this 18th day Of June. 1920.
County Auditor. st. Louis cesnty. Mtn;n.
.# s,s,.sss -. =. = By LA, MARVIN
official seal OF County Apditor.. b.
Louis County. kinn44ots.) . ]. ..aS -
a.. W.. June e..1a.2esJuly. 3.la1o ]. i.
) Nstass 8 1000 RS1s.19lss:,
2 9Hs S 4 sts ~ 59 r. : a. : Z,
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Notice OF ExpiFation of Redemption.
OFFICE Of. COUNTY AUDITOR,
es.a County OF st. Louis, State Of Mime
To Horace A.Kline:
You are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing described pieces: or parcels Of
land. situated in the: County Of st.
Louis, and state Of; Minnesota. and
ausFtef Is of soGtswsst
west quarter and Northeast quarter Of
Southwest quarter Of Section FIVE as,
teen .T West. aecoraias : to Sefse the kox: s1x:
erhment survey thereof. are now a.
sessed in your name; that on the 9Th
day OF May. 1916. at the sale Of land
pursuant to the real estate tax judg-
the. District Court in. and for the
said County OF st.. Louis, on the 14th
eafore, e, 4aeeh Tar n,Hst 1gas in
ts saa eoay fef e d. th' Sss
the: above: described pieces or parcels
Ct ef Land we're separately sold to the
state OF Minnesota for the following
: Said Southwest quarter Of Southwest
quarter OF, Section tive, for the e,t1n of
Two: and :bsI1oo -(j2.5s> Dollars: ~
:. stid Northwest quarter: Of Southwest
&%e S e sffita9n s tys fG5 1os2: s sum
said Northeaet auartsr .of. Southwest
TWo and 5see i;sss ixs tef 5as se .nd S5
were on the 3th day Of May, 1890, se-
tSs fsle%'ns 81 sas ss,:s sa 3. A'@: te:
said Southwest quarter Of southwes.
auasrss .1snts.o Of ctser 8, ter ths sun Of
said Northwest tSs quarter Of soathMssi t.3ess
ss::a :aa ::s1Ss 1es e Se'!sa. iG@ ot
Of .s ss'ts9 s9io l1s' IT, s. 5S.rs st
said pieces or parcals Of. land from said
assignment. exclusive df the cost 10 ac-
s5Ss ss. u2Sn }esviR tai' notice. I. the following
Esouthwsst quarter Of 'southwest quar-
ts.n ana is11eS t,i7i55 ~ a5 po19.rs ii seveni sad
Der rom aa seh 81 en: az PEI pef
May. 1890. to the day. such -rsdsmpti tion
Ths amount required to redeem .lid
Northwe:t quarter ct; Southwest GUAR
t:s t:sn q .na sressf9 sse ts 1o.s. e sna
cent per. month from said 9Th dsy Of
Nay 1890 to tho day such redemption
"a snount ..aut.sd s:to rsd,e.m d sa.d
NoEthsa9t. quarter of south quar-
tss 81 .as s;et'S1 y tas ; Sf Seven
esnt pr month from ..ia s}h "a az pef q
,Miy.aR1p. 70 Ne day such: rsdemption
s s g g s. s. ts S:s,. s.;s s::e
I'D ~ sins i er fsaemptiea @ ttieif 81 saeeii sseS 81
S2id Se6eAs or -pareSta~ ~of land from .S&id
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oN%1ez MSt1cs Of FL E1sir.tiSP !4e,' ef RedemPtIs1;
County of st. Louis. State Of Mime
YOU o; ats shSsnsey: hePsSyy notified that the fol-
lowing described pieces or parcels Of
land. situated; in. the. County Of st:
known and described as i foiioWs. to- to-
wit: Southwest quarter of Northeast
quarter and Southeast quarter: OF
Northwest s quarter Of Section twenty
TWe1v. Wss me- ManEe
ment survey thereof, are now assessed
IN your name. that ON the 10th day Of
May 1915. at the sale Of land pursuant
ven ana sd edtais s nd ssx fSdfep en- H
Court In and for the said County Of
st. Louis, on. the oath day OF March,
1915, In proceedings to enforce the pay
ment men t. Of s taxes ax delinquent upon real
County OF st. Louis, the. above, de-
scr1bed pieces or parcels Of land were
separately sold to the State of Minne-
sota, ta,. fer ,,t the following sums, to-wit:
One and s1I1oo (sl.s1) Doiiars;' ~ -
Said Southeast quarter Of Northwest
quarter qua Of Section 2s; for the sum Of
were on the 9Th day Of May, 1920.
Minnesota for the following sums. to-
Said Southwest quarter of North east
quarter of Section 28. for the sum Of
Sixteen and 97I100 ($16.97) Dollars:
SAID Southeast quarter Of Northwest
Sixteen and 7oHoo Itl6.7o) Dollars;
and tho amount required to redeem
said pieces or parcels Of land from said
assignment, exclusive Of the cost to
accrue upon this notice, is the follow
Ing sums. to-wit:
The amount required to redeem said
Southwest quarter Of Northeast quar-
ter Of Section %, is the SUM Of SIX
teen and: 97/100 I$1s.97) Dollars: and
interest thereon at the rate of one per
cent per month from said Sth day Of
May, 1920, to the day such redemption
The amount required to redeem said
ter of. Section 2s, is the sum Of Six
teen and 70/100 .($16.70), Dollars and
interest thereon at the rate of one per
cent per month from said Sth day Of
May, 1920, to the day such redemption
is made. 49,.
That said tax certificates have been
presented to me by the holder thereof,
and the time Tor redemption Of each. Of
said pieces or parcels OF land from said
assignment will: expire sixty (60) days
after. the service Of this notice and
proof thereof has been filed In my
office.
Witness my. hand and official seal
this 18th day Of June. 1920.
County Auditor, St. u Eoui. M ee1niY' e0MGEN M,n,,
BY l. A. MARVIN,
(ofticial Seal Of County Apditor. st.
r., w T11no Tul,, 9fo0n
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NotSea ~ Rxninntln~ NJ yaana..r%so,
OFFICE; OF County, AUDITOR,
sots STt1n'y OF * LOUIS state OF Mlnne-
To" Lars Rtssanen:
You ara herebv notified +ba+ III. ro,-
.lowinr described pieces or parcels of
land, situated In the County Of 81.
Louis. and State Of Minnesota' and
Wif: Hot aH two aessosG sSa IS iotows TO-
Of Northeast quarter Of Section five,
Wsst apd fvs Saaases
fEon OF quarter Of Sec
xovernment survey % thereof hnH are 90 now sHy
dsv nf Msvy n ycHr 1afe name; tnat on me Sta
nursiiant tC the ,,.si e.tsts Ae e.. oi 4,,s@ ,Sno
maui d"iv ~ .,v"n @ teai sna essate ca tax 5uos Is,
fha Disfr}et CnMrt ~ IVA 80 ~ .ha Sao o..gy Ty
County ~ s. Toni. IN ~. 94+h 1S S.v -
March' ISIS. IN nrorsahfn~. az - .nsSrca "a
The payment Of taxeS dei3nouent nnor
real estate ? FOR TIA vear 1914 for the
said County Of St. Loilis. the abova a.
scribed piecaa or narcsi. ~ Land vsra
sepdrateIy Sold - ia Stafa oT M,mrse
aota Tor tina foliowInr aims toHwit.
Said Lot two Of section five' Tor the
sum of Two and noIioo ls2.oo) Dol.
lara: ' ~00 @7'Os, @o'
Said southw~.t .on.rt.r ~ N,r+h...+
Quarter Of Secfion (. ;fnr Tho aim ~
Two and 00I10o 1s2:o0I Dollars:
SSfH TT fiv~ ~ sNctiot 90 ~ ~.
auIfs ~ Tma erS sSTSno rsS;esN" "' % ~
1sra. ca" %" A'o >s1.oo' LUZ
SaiA southwast eiar+.r If sou+hw..+
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(official Seal OF County Auditor, st
Louis County, .Minneaota.l
L. w. Iuna Ia. Is. July & f42n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-27

dry-picked. IN boxes weighing Z lbs and
over apiece. 41c; weighing 3i5 lbs, 3sd 3sc; ;
weishlng lbs, 34g3Gc. fowls, fresh-lslled,
in bile, dry-picked weighing 4 lbs. and
over apiece. I0l9 weighing 3h lbs, 81
3Sc: Weighing 3 lbs,, 33 35c; old roosters.
try-piclted. 20c; broiiers. Jersey. dry-picked
5S@6oc. do, ordinary. nearby, dry-picked, 30
W55c; brotlers. western, dry-plcked. weigh
ing ~ @2 lbs. apiece. 4s@5Oc; roastry
chickens, we0tern, dry-picked. in bbls.
weighing lbs. and over apiece. 40m42c:
weighing az lbs. apiece. 81 40c; weishing
lbs. apiece, 3Sm37c; weighing 90 lbs.
apiece Ala 42c; western corn-fcd chickens,
y 70 box. ] ! lbs. and under to dos.. per ID,
$50 Soc; 1s to - lbs. TO doz. per lby $50
5oc; ~ TO 30 lbs to dozs, per lb. 40m 52c
81 20 80 lbs. to doz., 81 a 3sc. 81 TO ~ lbs.
10 doz., 3T43s AZ to 81 lbs. to doz. per lb. :
abW4 4Oc; fS lbs. and over to doz.. per lb.,
~ "a 42c; ca spona, western. weighing to 10
lbs: apiece, ~ q 55c some heavier stock
higher; weighing lbs, apiece, 62c: weighing
o lbs. apiece, soc; weighing lbs. apiece. 4Sc
,LlvE-ouott-. fowls. fency fat, ii@
&c, DO. medium ~ ~ i3c; do inferior 3S
d1Oc: broilinE chickens. fancy soft -mea ted
weighing u a lbs. apiece. 80 a SOC spring
chickens. average soft -meated. i2Gd3c: do.
Inferior. sJ. sS@4oc! STACY %oung ,roostsrs., 30
sekin ~ aig1sc do do indian y5 Runner t,2g t3c
pigeons, per pair, rs a. BOc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-27
CLOSING MARKET
VERY IRREGULAR
Opening Advance Met a General
Profit-Taking Movement in
Recent Favorites

New York. March 2I.-The evening
up operations Of the professional
traders incidental to the week end pro
duced considerable irrcgularity in price
movement in today's stock market
There was show of strength at the out
set. but the increasing weight Of the
pront taxing brought general reaction
WIN the cancellation Of most Of the
initial gains. Trading became extremely
nun on the recessions and during the
balance of the brief session the more
limits. w"
Some surprise was expressed in tho
slowing down Of the market. moro ospe
clally in view OF the sharp drop in the
call loan rate yesterday. but for some
occult reason the pools and speculative
combinations showed no disposition to
resume active operations.
Inc motors and their speciates con
tlnucd prominent features in the initial
sraaing, but quickly reacted. General
notors dropping back II points. while
oIuZ' after advancing points 10 33O
ylelded to $40. Similar performo ncos
were made by Chandler, Baldwin Loco.
motive. Crucible Steel and other active
taVorltIes of the weeks excited trading
some backbone, however, was givcn
,ne market IN the latter part of the first
hour by the renewed strength o,J
activity in U. s. Steel. which made n
new Top at JOG. The buying was not
sustained and the moderate advance wo q
'o'ioWcd by gradual reactiop.
ActiVe trading in speculative sharos
was resumed on, broader scale this
meeh, the movement continuing TO con.
,er' however, in specialties of the mo .
.or group, also oils, equipments nnd
s.ees' Gains among some of these is.
sues, winch rose and fell in bewilderino
conluSlon on frequent profit taking
were IN substantial proportions and fn
several noteworthy cases new high rcc.
"rds were established.
me advance was in large part trace .
aDIe to relatively cnsy rates for coII
money demand loans ruling between :
ana ana U per cent, though mounting at one
line 10 higher quotations with contip :
ued nrmness for time funds, Another
important factor in the advance was tho
| strength of remittanccs on London
winch rose vigorously before il became
generally known that heavy imports NJ
solu 10 tDls country had begun. a largo
consignment of the metal is already
mere according to reports current in
shipping circles, but the inflow which |,
supposed to bear close relation to the
payment OF the Anglo French loan, mn
turing next October, may reasonably h,
| expected to assume impressive propor
tions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-27
LITTLE INTEREST
SHOWN IN LOCALS
Restraints of Tight Money Mar
ket Still a Ban Against Specu-
Iatiye Activity

The week closed with n quiet and len
tureless local market. Few changes spd
none of importance were made in prices.
The dealings were Of the same llmited
caiber. with the majority still made M
largely of ode lot orders. Trading con
spicuously lacked initiative, and the
market. as whole. showed no inclina
tion to follow the lead OF the New York
market
Lake Superior Corporation and Flee
trio Storage Battery were fairly strong
at the opening. the former selling up
TO 1875 and the latter being 81 higher at
116. In neither was the fun gain re-
tanned. United Gas Improvement was
firm at 5O15. Philadelphia Rapid
Transit was offered little more freely
Mt slight fractional concessions at 24M
Philadelphia Electric, on the other
hand. was we'll sustained at par. Small
dealings were made in Alliance Insur
aDce and Insurance Company Of Amer
lea with unchanged prices. There was
a fractional shading Of Pennsyivania'
Railroad and Lehigh Navigation.
The weeks trading was unusualiy
fat and in some quarters disappointment
was expressed in the failure OF tns
market to respond TO buoyant forwaru
movement in the New York stocks. ~
will unouestionably was there, but any
effort to widen speculative interest was
discouraged by the continued restraints
Of the tight money market. The promise
of easier money conditions has not only
failed to materialize. but, furthermore
there is practically nothing in sight that
would indicate any essential chanko
from the stringent conditions now exist
ing in the immediate future.
While the weeks dealings were OF
small dimensions there was more or less
significance to be attached to these
transactions. In first place. because.
in the majority. they represented cash
sales, or outright buying. There was
little. IL any, except among the profess
sional traders, buying on marginal &C
counts. This is good sign. in that II
reflects gradual and consistent abs
sorption Of the floating supply.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-27
Philadelphia Markets

wHEAT-ReceIpts. % O39 bushels. The
msrSst wg Tm 5SS S5shes Quiet and
and nde' location, at slS3Si.so. the latter for
No NVoATs@Receipt- VoATsiRR@ 1895 bushels. In light
T.sSs;s TisnSo 0u? '!ssSs ss!s Sos Ga5 "a % No
white sI.olh a1.o5; No. 4 white. s1.o3h q
FIioUR-Receipts 1soo. .o3i lbs. in sacks.
Quiet but STEADY: Quotations. per is6 ios,
psshsS .asS in 1tSS ie ssehsot do ""5' So
nearly sio. % q il; hard winter straight m :,
tI2:2sal lsi75; do. short patent slS.29 ~. g @
pstsot 'gTnS frs, r. co. oss short, pS'an
fs sSn fsTGy b.nras SPITE sRd 1y mills
RYE FLOUR, ,sa.75@1o.:o per bbl,' In
smoked and air-drled. Soc; beef. Enuckie:
and tenders; smoked and air,driSd sic; posh pssit
smosd SS nfSS sce Ssms oGSs Sced SoneesS %
Picnic ;hGnSGrs s p eurSai cio loose Soss: sac
Sq SpeaRfSst i'b bacon. S ' acc; lard. m 2sHc. ~
BUTTER lower. Quotations: Solid
gssseS crcamery fancy Gss ssc
crea mery. choice TO fancy. 90 % Tic: fair tC
and t R51s Se tar S so
EGGS Irregular. Free cases. nearby nrsts
s1d.70 per crate: nearby current receipts
slaaTn OLE w;it1' Tts rS'; Southern
s1s. .s0a S.s5; selected fresh eggs jobbing a
CHEEsE--Firmiy hold. New York whole
higher: held. ordinary 10 good. c5@ 2ac
milk flats; held; fancy. soh @3,c; specials
bing sales Of fancy goods. 3a@33c
DRESSED POULTRY-Fowls. fresh-killed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-27
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. March 27.--Wire houses
were on both sides Of the corn market
this morning, and changes in prices were
irregular.
The start was generally steady. with
trade mixed. but later prices went below
the previous close on more liberal Offer
ings. The receipts of corn here today
were 90 cars.
May opened at S1.56Ia to 81 SO,
against 81 .563s at the end yesterday.
and. after dipping to s1.555s, moved
M TO s1.56A. July opened at 81 .5OH
Ito s1.5O1a and later sold at 81 .49s.
September was quoted at 81 .4IR to
S1.47 Mt the outset and. after receding
to 81. AS, rallied a little.
Receipts of wheat here today were
is cars; at Minneapolis, 81 cars, and
at Duluth, 13 cars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-27
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

Today's New York bank statement
disclosed material improvement in the
reserve position of the clearing house
institutions this week Last week 8
deficit in excess reserve was overcome
by an increase Of S39. .SO4 ,O4O, leaving
an actual surplus above legal require.
ments of $3I 500, ,940. This was the
result of an increase of S3j, ,369 900 in
reserve account in the Federal Reserve
Bank and a reduction Of liabilities
through the contraction Of S3T ,042, 900
in demand deposits. The increase Of
$50 .926, 900 in loans and discounts APP
parently reflected more increased bor-
rowipgs of the member banks at the
federal institution rather than an cx-
tension Of stock market credits.
Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-27
Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York, March 27.---During the
first hour, the cotton market held steady
to firm, with offerings comparatively
light.
New Orleans and spot firm, with con-
tinued moderate buying, the latter
probably representing further covering
of hedges against Southern sales OF
actual. Commission house business was
slow.
The New York inspected stock in
creased to 2262 bales, and with cotton
now ready for inspection will shortly
tota, about 5000 bales.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-27
Today,s Ranae In Liberty Bonds
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. March T,-BUTrER-Lower
Receipts, 373S tubs. Creamery, higher than
aytrns CBh @0Tc: creamery extras (09.
sHoreI 85h a. 88c; hrsts (sS TO oi i-scOrel 82H
a Ghc; packing stock, current make, No, .
50 a i0c, oo.o
Fresh. .gat thered, extra frsts. 50Is 051h c /:
drsts l7h @6Ots c; state, Pennsylvania and
Nearby western hennery whites, frsts to ex-
,rss bb a. 80c; state, Pennsylvania and near
~ hennery brown, ex.ras 81 % b6c' do, gath
cred browns ana mixed colors' hrsts TO eN-
tras ANmh3c.
SCHEESE Irregular, Receipts, 1908
hoSes State, whole-milk, mats. held spe-
Gals sO@ale; do, average run, ESQ zoe
state wholc-milk twins. held specials 20
q acc, do, ayerage run, si's a2sMc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-27
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

nlcan DEFINING CO. quarterly ~ por
omS co,, ana dividend of a. per cent on ac,
Tvu,, "unt 81 dividend arrears on per cent
,WhGlatiVe preferred, both payable April "a
'" STOCK or record April 10
a. sIrJnRerlesh Truck and Motor Co. quarterly
ord June l. - W W.
,,I Deleware. I.ackawanHa and western Rail,
W STOCK OF record April s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-27
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. March 27.-Caffee futures
opened easier this morningNat declines
we're confined to a few lots of July, at
1870, and of December. at 14.46
II was reported in mail advices by
way of London, that a tax of 200 reis
per bag had been imposed on dealings
in futures at Santos in order to dis
courage speculation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-27
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, March 27.--At the open
ing of the foreign exchange market de-
mand sterling was quoted at 3.94M
and 1926 for cables. There was an early
confusion with come reports of cables
having reached 397. French exchange
showed net loss OF 10 centimes, at
the opening. at 1890 for cables and
14.32 for checks. Elsewhere there was
a general advance.
Quotations were
Lire cables 1885, checks 1881; Swisa
cables SIS, checks $40 guilder cables
37h. checks 37% pesetas cables ~
checks 1875; Stockholm cables 2t.75.
checks 2l.60; Christiania cables 1890,
checks 1915: Copenhagen cables 1870.
-cks 1885, Belgian cables 1885.
clSs 1857; marks, 1876; Austrian
<ronen. Al IN
YESTERDAYS FINAL QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guidsrs
Cables go. 3.95 1920 1880 81
ToDAYS OPENING QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guiidsrr
Demand Demand 3'ss..H Its2 Ia.s5 s7H
cables $40 l4JO 1v.S0 SIh
CLOSING QUOTATIONS ~
Sterling Francs Lire Guiiders
csbies cneaa -. SsSs ii:225 1856 1856 ssffa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-27

UNITED STATES Custom House, Philadel-
pha Pa, Onice of custodian. March 90
1870. Sealed proposals will be received at
1920, and then opened. for furnishing eIec-
IriS current gas. water. Ice, removing ashes
ending June 80. 1921 Sealed proposals viii
also be received until o'clock D. m, April @,
In2O ana then opened, for 100 tons OF Goa l.
served by the Treasury Department. VIM. ii.
Berry, Custodian.
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No Change In Refined SUGARS

a. New York. March 27.-The local re,
uheu sugar market remains unchanged
inls morning, Raws continue Arm, The
pnportations consist OF only 2a7i bags
~ hastlans consigned 70 Canada
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BANK ClEARiNGS

Bank elearings today compared with the
corresponding day last two years
pha sao ssY soo ,ss olo ia ao7 $40 Gs saS 81,
Boston, 90 0an, bs7 45.05i 4aD .,,,,
fRsltimore ~ o0oSai ~ Gag 0Bi .....,
Chicago p0.o8i, 7pe Holiday ....,,,,.
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FINANCIAL,
cr>rnAI. nnrnRs CnRrnR ALTON

GENEKNE MOTOKS NUHTUHAIIUN
The Board of Directors Of General Motors
Corporation has declared a dividend OF 81 80
a share on the Preferred stock. n dividend
Of SI, so n share on tho SO Debenture stock,
a diyidCnd OF S1.75 u sIare on the 10 Deben
furc stock and n dividend OF zoe. % share In
cash and one-fortieth of share in stock on
Tho dividend on the old common stock OF
the par value OF stO0 a share IL at tho rate
of 50 30 n share in cash and one-fourth Of
a share OF Common stock without par value.
dividends are payable on May !, 1920, to
holders OF record at tho close OF business
April Z. 1920.
Nondvdend paying warrants will be issued
FOR fractional shares which may be
changed at any time for definite stock certif
Gates when presented In amounts equal to
whole numbers OF shares,
TTturs dividends on the Common stock
will be paid only on the new shares without
par value. .,
March o. 1920