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The New York herald., 1921-04-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
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r.to ror arthur schr Herbert :. Raadins.
,rgis.d. 7,h. st., Alaachssler Mariner Hr,.
h rchcstYr p.a 81 JohA NR fol rnliadel
ila and baltimore Eterett, Boston, Adn e
itR4', NeM orleans i9F Genoa haN9N"Nf
N'M York. tiegN ndNair Hii Havana
.eared ith, s'i sehiedS6 l'piehl, to.trf
sailed lh sl Hur,ey It Hr3s,u Boston
aailrd 3ih. stls i.ohos Nersotls 0lifeeM =
GibulfaN AAthiac.s Bridge. sand keE
Nulicaa iuicM Ht,sunont nlaAa t3os
Mai@el.es Meteor Bostun iWgnn ~
Aure.ate. Mary iand .Ftl Hamburg Pa
talos t6lrss, t'!oral ltat seHs ANhei
FtNc hos'ou Hairy & leerne, ~
PORT ARTHUR TrN Apa tArriyrd,
stfs Perfection. fanpica Tamafae tli1t
London fataguaN Philadelphia.
Sailea itn. -tr, Lake .Fas-tntt fNWp.to
code Mas tnutchl Glbara 500. fhlAtdrl
plla War Piauar tB1. Glasgow
PENSACOLA. tini Aptil i--ArrsN,d, stH
sailed ith srf Yoro ,Houm Ncu Orleans
PHILADELPHIA. ia. Arm AaiAr6, sf
Aitigas Boston tug sNafaIla. to"ihs bafs,
from NeWhuHppr ana Gienside. lrom Ioi t-
and.
Matauzas siam lFu ljidlel4 aud san fN.
lii,i dc GuiNo!es Karen Eos,naes N9il
New York "A & Folser Port Artnut. Mel-
wede Cputchl, Nueytas, Charles y Everest
Texas city.
Naimo and Stockholm
Sailed 9TH strs Coldwater, Balumore Nam
tlrket. Savannah ana JacksonNilie
SEIZED 5th. strs julia Luckenoa'h. Sai
Francisco. &c, Robert Alaersk d'anl, Baii-
more Halsey Port LoOos Gulisiream. Pert
Arthur. C.uifnald, 40. ShaWnuf houston. !.
I.clf Jar Mort HeiainRfols. Sc
Passed down Marcus liooh 4in n, sN-
Il Richards towing dredge ran American
Passed doan 5th. l.4o pM -f Waiter
Luekenbach. Tor New York. \.
Passed out Delaware Breakwatcr a,h 4
III. strs Nootenai, nhiladelphia tor Copen.-
hagen yia NeW york. Htrteustus lbri 0o
fol Rosario VIA do.-Mind NV, hiies,
PH3oiE$TLAAaNssp4.. Aass4. NJ. Apu 5saIled. str
Transportation, Baltimore.
PORTSMOUTH Nh. Aplll 4--la puFt. ~
Clsego, for Portland, Me Oo la% hpl' ht4ir
sN ecper Peacock, Tor New Nork oalttf n'-
he reconditioned for wrecSing tug,
PROVIDENCE, ri. Aprh 4-saiira. 1ti"
Quantico, Norfolk: Harvester. fampico
san FRANCISCO. ca.. Apta 4-at'lNsn'
sll McNiean. Boston Via Neg NorS.
Arrived "a, str san jose, haleoa 90 ih"tpi
sLtt Nuuauu. do.
Sailed 2d, strs Enterprise, tiilo ''d' MAI.
LAM Saliaa cruz, Ith Y J Hanna.
SAN PEDRO Cal, April ARRIVED, .sti.L
Eelberz London. Mont sumery CITY, NtY
York; Granite state, Baltlmoit ana ~
folk Na2a Boston and Philadelphia EY II
ern Mariner, Antwerp loWan Sah 4 tYEl
cisco. 4 ~
Sailed 4th. atrs Katrina Luekenoac./ =
Francisco CoalinEa, Sotaeha /. p
sT ANDREWS. tla, April &-ArriI !
Van Lear Black Tampa stis
SAVANNAH. GA, AprA 4-AtIsso" I,
W,sf Henlbrie. Antwerp lnsoldI
ssali$d 81. stts La Ps,r.,o.a.s 5oa,s. Nous r
Sew York Tt.pidadian ral l.ss.a .tr y
TACOMA, Wash, Apli 4 =
SANTA Etfa. Valparaiso. 4
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
EXTOLS PRESIDENCY
OF RALPH PETERS
Woodward Tells of GroWth of
Long Island Railroad.

PATcHoGuE. April 5.-P. u. Wood
ward general passenger agent for the
Long Island Railroad, ycommemoratcd
the sixteenth anniversary Of Ralph
Peters's selection 70 the presidency 81 the
system this afternoon In an address 81
tae growth of the line before tie mem
ber of tile Round Table club ~ this
siagc
Nh Woodward said tnat IN 1905 w
system carried 100000 passengers N
2.7f5.000 tons ~ freight. while tn III j
more than 73,000.000 passengers %s :
5.SS6, ,00g tons Of freight passed ovKtr
lines Iii the sixteen years thH,a,
Peters has been executive moy tn, Z
$4,000. 900 has been invested
provements and equipment
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sEN ditid ud
The New York herald., 1921-04-06

TIE follow ma Judgments were Tiled yes'
teraas the first name being thar -. ing
debtor u
al.M John L -N0rth Side Lumber n
to., me ...... .....- ....,.-+t. s-T
AId.ASIELL0. Augustine FIR. T. n
Aiianello .... .......... ..s,.......t n
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
INTERIOR REC ElPT~.
IT Tae
MIANEAIMLs. AnMl 3 ElonI -.
PRODUCE

BENS~ Marrow choicc, ia2o. 90 ihs =.
ted kidney. 1890 81 80 white kidney xtHsan
ala
BuTfIit oreametS higher than extras,
lbs agi d53c extras. ~ score, 02o. firsts,
iGi4uaiigc. seconds aSu iJc: lower grades,
34IS7c unsalted higher than extras. a1i ~
56c extras. fiMM5jr. firgt., Bsu54c sec
onds 39atGc held or storage. extras. i40
45c Nrets. 3Sntar. Secundst ZHQ 3Gc loWrr
grades. 2Jm2se Dnuish casks fresh tN.f
50c. sAf, daim tuls, finest. lopsl 'sc
good to priWo. i2n4sH. common f0 iHll 2N
qftr renovated flfatt Aen33c. ladies' nu.
rent mako. drsts 25N.eee.; seconds. eiap
22c lowsg grades 2ur2lu paa tn@ sloch
eurfgnf nahc NJ. I .2n4 Ne. < 1lr laN'
efunes lIWlNc
CHEE~i State. Wbnle ndE. EDfU eant
made rat4 specials, H.. aTtsu2gr falU
madc 21HUgSi4c. average rus 2aa2Httr
fresh specials 2aisW2fsc average ruN. -ic
IoNrr srRdcs tsN 2.ite. twins hclo sue-
.ctais 2fiH aVernse run. 2Gu-In
Wisconsin. held uat3. 2eG2Si4e.. mold twins.
1G12si4c. sineie daisies. heid 2t'sm2Sisc
double daisies held gii4U.s sc Young
Americas o1m2sc fresh 2Ge skna hoi
specials, l7't1iatc. prime ~ ehoirs taN
ier fair 20 good, 100 i2es lower sradss.
6Tgc.
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Fire Record

Af Isp.N.
9O niu Wrst Aad st HuEa1Wr tuuloN If
8sso. iIiss st abd Harlem RiNer
1880 iaa t0dsH AbIaAam lit
lo gs ia1 Wcsi ao,a -t N-lson ftalt
ius0n . Unknown
NJ .50- -50i We-t iGad lnsrph iltn
st0nr lhkuoNW
II M
te.t5- aos Fulor aV, Tpr Brouy
JOhn BrnNn... "... INhnoMn
1te Gre .ccord of Morday ahanru fnt
Hu hNEIu0 occurred MI t1N rftWiF.s ut F
aud nj gr,nd i auN iO ceHf stofr Ext H
WtsaI FourtpeuEh street lhe fNl raf tH ln
another par of tne hmiains aetotdIna ~ iit
fI1 Nafshni gcpor
ia- 5ll siNtN street il.ius Striu
4o ti7 Wer ilar street Il
Murphy iHiunwn
O.r tt0 Suffolk street. AWin FtNf
Misunderstanding D0.. .@. t'Nkupwn
fa-gg Wcst iertU street louis
q N0 lao cherry street Joseph Nierino.
Tunin~
THESE firo erv~ rnpke you want that auto
,vrbflp rro~t pea6 ths Autoruohiie r.
enmWr~ Ads Ia classified se9tsuE. Msny
bargaina ahana~ 49, -x>A<osNs~-<@aA
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
SUGAR STOCKS.

WAsHlNGroN. April : TIE condition
Of winter wheat throughout the coun-
uy Is generally lis sorable" says
Department or Agriculture review Of
domestic crop conditions. Damage TO
the crop from the recent freeze was
said to have beer negligible" and very
little winter killing reported The
Hessian fly was said 10 be prevalent in
all parts Of Indiana. but no damage
was reported Some hy damage was
reported from Michigan
Seeding Of spring wheat WAS said 70
be practically completed IN iowa aud
progressing well IN Washington
Corn planting was reported in fun
progress Ia Southern state.. Witn good
stands obtained. Land u bcing prc-
pared for planting ~ leading central
corn producing states
The fall sown crop Of oats in south
etn states was said 10 b generally n
good condition and the bulk ~ lie
crop IN the ground in the middle West
Some damage to early sown crop was
said 70 be feared as q result Or recent
frosts in Kansas. Nebraska and Ten
nessee.
Live stock was described In good COM
dition throughout the country. with
lambing In progress under generally fa-
orable condition, except In Arizona.
where desert lambng grounds. duc to
drought. are the poorest Of many years.
Early seedlings OF clover and alfalfa
were reported as damaged somewhat by
the freeze III central States. .Nlfelfa Is
being harvested IN the Yuma valley
Pastures and ranges were declared
to bc generally good and 'grcening up'
although moisture was BADLY needed"
hi Montana and Arizona iamhing
ranges.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
Naval Orders
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ~. g.. April ,.

Tnts. naval orders huAc heeu maze puhtiG
F4.tH lame. ~. Brown. to u. : :. Dixie
Lieut. iohn q pnvis, Medical corps, - Ala
iiue Fl $ Chicago Lteut Houston III Flir.
,.dictI Corpp a. duty Submarine DIVISION
I'll commando Heury q. Gearing. Itt "
AMY Eleventh Naya Distrit. lieutenant
D.oiitfunndet Charles A Inslauau. ~ uis
.trI.t communication supt rlntHna -Four
tr,tfh Naval District Lieut.. johu \ lNneh,
stpplV Cofps, ~ s s. birmingham as
supply dnie,r. capt Frank Il MeCulolEa,
tn tpspection auty BuieHu Medicine aid SUr-
.u,rv Washington Lieutenant Commander
Edward 4. Racquet ~ aid - star on
nnudvr Destroyer Fore. Pacific fteet. l4ltAt
AIya II Shaddas Medical Corps r. duiy
NUvs RerruItinl station, chicago l.leui
PAM 4 Shurtrdgc ~ duty Eleventh Nhbl
District. Lieutenant omWandvr Jamr7 z.
Stevens to dUtl Naval ENamlthhE h"at0
Washington. b4 ".
The New York herald., 1921-04-06

= fUIV NTTIVWT -. 80 FNIs FV"s fN7N
1000 Swift lst IS. STA S1i3 ssls
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
FLIERS REACH CAMAGUEY.

WASHINGTON. April 5.-The two Ma
rine Corps alplanes which are en- route
from Washington to the Virgin Islands
reached Camaguey, Cuba. from Havana
to-day. the Navy Department was in
formed tonight in a radio message.
The machines made the trip from
Miami 10 Havana Monday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
RETRIAL OF ARNSTN
CASE BEGINS /O-DAr
Forty Witnesses '''''o"ea
BY GoUernrnt.
80 YoaN IiNNlLU
(rrald RureHu, /
xyNrm, 49,, n9,rb. O.. April :. (

jules CNickyD f.s'stu ~.
CNick) Cohen Da( ". sui''N1i. I. "
W. yesterday anI olil'"l 7. how'es
charged Jointly " ..,,n, sln,,.'t.; $3.50, ~ -
conspiracy In ri" + ,sa soiJu 'Ve''i a' '.ies
.i'o 1!e .,i 100000 Wall street
bond THEFT in f'''
n. ,'' Jill be made by counsel
10 gain further cons
M Ihe ground that counsel
s"r Arn.toJ engaged IN tie trial of q
n tZSeW York courts
Appro/ /a'ely forty witnesses ,.1,s'. ha,e
been dnoned py tnr Iole,hil,n,, .,,'..,i ,,ll,.
tn.nr/ /at TIE first trial wl'i again be
X The stand
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
Sf.SO SHARE In 1920
ON GENERAL MOTORS
Du Pont Says S7,500,0O0 Was
Set Aside for Unforeseen
II Contingencies.

The General Motors Corporations re-
port for 1920 shows net profits after all
charges, taxes, &c, Of $37.750,S75. about
$l0.5D000O less than in the preliminary
statement. This drop is explained IN
part at least by an item Of $7,500,ooo set
aside "for unforeseen contingencies"
Thei profits are equivalent to Sf.S6
share earned on the 90 2s4.5So shares OF
common stock after preferred and deben-
ture dividends. The preliminary account
showed $2.05 a share on the common.
compared with $36.36 a share earned on
the 500 par value common stock the
year r,before.
The following table compares 1920 and
1919:
sales ..... .S5eS 800 .6o3 S5oa. .e76,6s4
Net safter expenses, -
depreciation, &c.. Sa.I62,06 1us.6o. ,osa @
Intelfst, &c.......... llt53a, l.lV l'loe' ..onn
Inventory chrgs, sc. 2l,Ssa192 2'ol@'ill
Federal taxes and
extraordinary eN- oa, 400
Reserve for unfore-
seen contingencies. 5000 600 Il
Net profits. ......... 37,1303I5 6oOoa, lSl
Preferred and deben-
tufe dividends..... J,6-o,l@b 4,-l-,ol-
Common dividends,
cash and stock. 30,sS3l24 l.,324,,i
surplus for year,. ,2Nb,22a aS,3oo l5i
Adjustments ......,. 3,46ovil ~ -. III III
Total surplus. ....... 121,2T3,21T TS.64i ,s97
Pierre $. du Popt. president, in his
report said that 50,070 units were pro-
duced by the corporation in 1872 COM
pared with A01,610 in 1920. At the
height of the manufacturing season IN
1915 the employees numbered l1.47f
agatnst 1884 in 1912 and 9,,376 in
1e2Q. Mr. Du Pont added.
The motor car business in common
with other lines of manufacture suffered
acuioly from conditions in the last four
months az the year. The demand for the
Compilations products, which had been
urgent during the first part of the year,
wass sharply curtaled in September.
"lii the early months OF the year there
was promise Of increasing annual sales
and net Profits The volume OF sales
raclsed this expectation. notwithstand-
ing the diminution of business in the
latter quarter of the year. but the net
profits fell somewhat short of the pre-
vious years record although far in ex-
cess OF any other year of the corpora
TONS history The dulness of the later
months OF 1920 has continued in 1927,
but there is evidence that the year will
show substantial recovery"
The General Motors Corporation de-
clared yesterday the regular quarterly
dividend of % cents a share on its COM
mon stock of no par value and the fol-
lowing dividends on it's preferred and
debentue stocks: Six per cent. pre-
ferred, ST. 80 share; per cent. deben-
ture. Sl.50 share and . per cent. de-
bentlue; S1.T5 a share. The dividends
are payable on May ., TO stockholders OF
record on April / s.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
Business Troubles
PETITIONS il BANkRIrTCl.

.rbr taIlnyipa petitions u buukruptc, Eerr
fiiad Tuesday vi fhn JuiiCd oihhA f'@.t''
Il Gf.ASNEl.a-Tuo unouhlan q pe
fifians aruu-i t.0Aa iteHHUr aud James
Gtasuer. uading us !. uNef tttasHef
waists ~ seventh avenue. th thN tt3A wv
fitiuf tlo pctitiouine efeditets alM an"Wtl7
claimed afe. S Nlier Sa7pt " itu,hetE.
500. M KunE.i. 500. oob.u, ;osenthsi
sApuiro ufa uftorurt4 tDf tae petitioners
III fhr second potitla ile netinnuius eisall.
urs ufa imouufr elNlmed afD =. SAL,
Ssun f. Ntidtr, Si0us s MAt, N-AN
MlDll4l RNSktN lHNalstfAtA pethnh
against 1daiph Eastn itsalne a wv A
lt MulHf GaNnanE Hf@t. TX W.1i lhtl
t.sotufd s.r..t. relfHGin4 nNdttots HaU
pHluu eiuiuaa prat l Safl' Swo
Ntidpr $3.50
As,gMsuE II HitMSrtlN- lNnurta0 p.
NfIlDu awatN4t HrUf ElurAtalu HnJ lsHAN
Nrumnrk. tfsytirA t~ AtMr ti i.W
p.u ero0ei. eiS ttnptsy street, un ht
i, S4.fuo. ANA assets 81 81 1"u rrrti0u.nE
creditors sId uiGuull, ciINfuNt at, AnHc
FIudlof a. $500 loarp. ~raietek} AlfWi
Enaai bto'Acts ate ttothrSs .Rf reg P0
IOSGnl ii puSNEltA- yuuuan p.Nuo.
tt Inenaa V b1MeltN @NN MrFi ElEltA
eeu0nd street, h1 piaor. hs liabilities u.
~rt. irraefict S kauhti u attuihN 4N.
tht ha srUp..
>,nEnrIt~ y uN>kRtrroN.
Tht Eollu. tif~. schedules iu hHNNraNtNN Wnfe
M
u seuoENGN 4 s9N ~suaHe. .et il
-ciU.hcn 81 SaH tNH*t.t. lA~ Wrt.
fMuNf. .utuN4 afNNNI. ~MH. 1.&h4tt.NnM N.
SltpH.i ,f sMl.. >ai# #ia- ref
tit8a aHd $t.nH NHeHl Nt.M. "Ha
ae tl si, iHH rt MHN ss
ig Nada Sfaa+ i#tahet IaM ts
UYns. Hu. a u.M #4MM Ms. hsts
Ututflr~UfA anf.H NHN >e HHt4. SA,A NN.
lllgNtss Il DfaHNa aH.a N.N0 tt HtAa.in
b.s HuHds No tUH.0M NNNnetnIs IL gt
tofHrN fut f..t fIt.EN.tt
kNrurHiN. NNNttult s.MU1alr N
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riHfWM 4HN HNsNt. H# AZ .aht Hiet
Si 1NN WnNl Nf aN iDMyrN t JHNt
z #.ts1.Ir. fUt tiU nuu.Nw'
ABRAHAM Cofu.N h.au1ts XII Ah.pNaa
cnDsn taag4 ns tlrsthdr Nno.. DNn
teniNan q ipll snnN tabNfe. &, ser
IOn, a.I Nn.nrUrua r.afM9 HUH NesHfu M
sibNt 1f AhirU k-iam Mfut. L. tffuN
NaNN mAUhlNn .un4e. h HNM &ftt.tt.
dehte du. un 1ptA as,n. IN..h Il.
llaltEWNu tA ANutH#N lr lN. 0afM.tu
schedules of the io1.tlrataA tHt4. ini
N0tnff0u. nmnIukt WEuu lfIuH .U
fifed FrbfNulA III 1895 sUNN tMhNrIr- n
WNS $50 Nf nhtNN &1 nf1 N1N NfU WN#e
stirred nlauns St.afNa01 eUlrtd rNfus
SiaJIa nNrs 4rd d.hts du. rritea states
Municipalities Sif SNr wages. nrh SIS
notes Hud blls AnH assets of 81 rGq .p2, q
which $500. 400 n stock III trade. SSN& f1
machinery tools Ec S2t2 100 dcNts All
fn nrcu accounts 3. g0I 1GT real estnt
and ioaschod estate 81 200 EiS patents
CITY riEhf~ lrpdu mnrsn and Gocu WIZ
ssss. .Ts0 gnlIoaidstsd siainv. snd sSoo. 0o
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PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR erection frnr,
Government material of Three steel Han
rars Ht Mitchell Field. Mineola. Long Island
N. ~, win be received and publicly opened
at II A. NJ, April 10. 1921. al Constructing
Quarterinas aster's office, Room 511. 20 white
hall 81; New York city. Information at
above address,
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
NEW WORK. rhfCfe.

Al .Ge and No. mixed duiuri Ste0 "a X T.
track q arrive. ard 80 northern Mani.
tcha. ti.S5 SPOT
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nETR0IT.

.lea OPEN High. Low. Last
t0l Am ~ Tr ~ SO 9e -
12e5 Cont Motors. 6As 6ia das 0ss
l00 Federal Truck 22ii - 224 ~
% Ford ~ Can.e77 20 ~ ~
23o Mel sugar lH .77s .771s e1ls
- Park Davis. SIts S7ls Siia 49,
l30 Rco ......... 4lAs 4li2 .l1a IL
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS

800 Stewart Warn 26is 9s 2Gl4 4
80 Swift q Co. .l0t lOla i0l i0i
80 swift mtell y 45is 2als @5is @ais
1000 Union Carbide. 53is l3ia 52ss 10
30 I'm Iron Works 9l4 o4 ga ais
800 Western Knit. IL l4ss " l4
1871 Wrigley ... 69ia 69le G9s Gaa
BONDS.
$1,000 Armour -. se9s 9eas 9aa2s aass
The New York herald., 1921-04-06

a45 Okla G9s..... ~ - II ~
30 Pitts Brew BIB #s 3 5$9
70 Pitts Brew ~. Tis 73s lis ~
1870 pltts L tilass.lia lla lla lla
l00 Am nat Prod. II III l0's lu4z
- w RI rvs pf - ~ ~ ~
- Wrsting q +, N2ia 92l1 aIs wa
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
tOnAlrO sTOCK..
IGe- - .al..L-I. - ao1... !.

EGr~ettosn gathered Ntras dozru .,g
.i1. aiafa-, paehrd. aNtra irstt, ~
al as EHeta, - s13nsr. fft.lt. oNftH fir
4's1a0. ligsts, ~ ne1e. second~, u
4a euucrs ltr to rh.Ira. dt- siHJ
aurh e4ts. Baltimore t4n t1g NirrplJ.
1flD.t Western NrhLneke anP I.nueSrJ s"
Iile 8o9sr rgrs ,NdNNt STATE. WI
N1NiB aud Hruthu western. heNrart NJ .a,
.>ftas s1oase yAtta frsts, a5psoa/ tMs
3inalc saithcred Whites .iret- <. Az s."
Pacific coast white. eXla9 ~ tAtfA
frsis aIga7o lIfss @paY Saa1n, o@qgi
erN, sathercd WHITES. 30n@3c i.,,',,.
gitaula aUd nearby WeslY nrhnciy
brau Isl cNros Ao eathersytoe~.' N r,..l ana
~ ,Stra tirs's -sa4Ular
POTATOES rermuaa. bp 5ai2 lior
tdH S9NN cid l*0 lna. S- 4i i' ln4.t
StI1a91- la0 be Nj anoJ lson& l.4!'A
haw. \. III 4T aN..fH. IeF-y iM- ~'d
eaa setirrn. st11air1 L. Na'l 't''lN
..,,,.l.l., rS,lre, ne,ess@'{ t.oaI.g sl.a
lgo.o l' ourEr>s ~, ail
.r a4e pat.i g4rM. &
a5s. r,rcitS wI0n auaior G1EsE
western 250ate vi
,potrrEN rR aowtg p,asnt soc
xxx .tags HIN lac o>prsss lsaeiac
T..tY.,It' f..I 1Ic. express Hur.atS 10.
ot M roosrfI Fretwht f>r TURKEYS
lsr1lrEt 9g,f NNptFs, our i3r it'GkS
UtE express. GlI3Sg Alus-
6 EEsE tFcirNt i1vfs. rx
8.E ao/ UI fNmAS- r.8r sf1I1fi.8n
rtrprrys nr lt 20r1sr.
Isl ,rock - NEA1 rncEs
1..-,. y lo prmr tre fn0 l0. s1oop ns1
r.,9rJ tu rnple. tuii 'tH DER v't 4 4a
g...tJ fo eNuIee c0ME ln NnN f3@r I'll aN
r,34J tu pimr NNi- ira 'hM un0t. 0u
rarJ iO prWe lcep t.,e.l
ta/HH 00r Oup
D Il Uu t0 o0mp tMftn tnA lhs >.nuu U0
XIV .0rs loo lna Y. f1nn.fil 81
~ eH beet elc@r. sfGrM. in... lAHtTc.
n dressed VUaEs. lh .....4 fpu we.
- ia rnutton, N ........... f0pf2' e
,:.ss ,.,.s. .,,.,' s.,, /, i. :. -. ilsss..ss'
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srEEi STOCKS.
HEMIC Al sToCk'
lnnS-Nn- A.LLa.-- 1a IA. ~. g-nAua.

ooRS-No yellow - s..3 ~. 2suhHe,
1gssc, ard 80. miNcd fSf.c. &. |. 4. Sew
York teu daS shipment
OATS-No i II hlts. ,,ic.. No. thite a1sa
a5fc. 80. White, l9H lntsr NJ. = Nitc,
tTa41Lc Iauty elippra white. 3}m.3 t4c.,
and ordinary clipped vhii1. 52152tac aH
elevator
gNI.-No Wr-teu. Sib2 q .. L ana
Si5s Y. Il Il New No.N
BARLEY -Feediar u9n'ac., and ma ,ing.
1a1Styc ~ a r. NtM York
BucKwHEAr-so milling. s2.1542s5
nominal.
STRAw-No. J rye. S2onzi ton.
HAN-No. NJ Si.a0al go. No. y 3t. 40fG
10. No ~ 81 25H .S5. aud shipping. $l.iO
Uf 20.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat Cstu. oats
YESTERDAY .... 6aI u1c As2 .000 3iG.000
Last week. ..... 14Oobp @3t,WN 3l9W
l,pn vcar. U,s Hmi s23 600 anl 600
SEAEDAttD CIEAhANCE~.
tt0Nr. Wheat. 1FN.
YESTERDAY luc, a1a.0an 2tLGnp
T.a4f v-p.E 4pOOn 3gS, 600 .iWf 100
Last year. ...... ..t-t litNl
lIutK.
NfNNEApnLIs. April Z Flour uuerHWeNd
t0 100 hlgN0r lN carload lots. fNutlN paf-
TENTS ,uattd af SS aafs.Hu "a hAvra. tf HA
pound rnttou sarks shipments. III sula paf
rels
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TORONTO
OBAII
-PoRCrPINE

Apex .ss. NeWraN t. x
Davidson. - Pore Cr. lA ~
Dome ENt IS Y impEria! la
- Lake.. Sl4 u TisGale.. ll4
N Mines 500 ~ 10 Pres n p.
Gold teef @tl SehGmasN. ~
ti0H Cons. BGe 800 Pore NNF, II ~
ke0ra .... . i3 Paump t>t
Mcintyre So aS WeSt Dome
M9heta i0 ~
KIRKLAND LAKE
kuk Lake II 80 Tecl-H . il ~
y share. ~ i.l6
MISCELLANEOUS
Atlas a'. Wasapika
L.1l n.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKEI

TrEsDAY ApRIL ). Is9I
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$4,000 Allied Pack IS - At t1
1000 Aluminun IS. 96a4 a631 16ss
$4,000 Am Az Oh 7las aIl2 a13s nI2
5000 Am Light 7 Gs so 50 ~
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PHILADELPHIA.

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BONDS.
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SATISFIED JrDGNE>Ts IN

MANHATTAN
lg, fir-J naiue j. that of the debtcr. 80
sreuNd ihat of ihe creditor and date Wnen
RopHEt paud-s custer etsii
Ont Il iNN1 ...... xssos@
lug ,Nr i.aae-i. Wrnr- prc %.
fpff rrUMs. lledl. ....t siN.1H
rolLNb sewus Jauav Nan p,he
Du ..n fHtH 44eM
"i,'''' laIl ni iait Is3zs
.aN<iNU. untoid i i. clarke.
e.iNurr 4 lrtnNpf. q fftro
ua"# Bud NJ Alderman k ttol-
n.tU. Nsr.N Zt 1871 ..a.... nes -
'i.'''' "r0,i ISL III ~ lriil :. ia45 2.etAsa
plsr.t1lT y CLEVELAND SANl
l,NItlE r1 lt EoHenro.m
Neaa II in2f 7ss -
GguaNG rfW- u Hotel Negistvr.
CC u IWy t1 tq2n ... s,ase
f''6. ian "''' $3.50
gori-rllN. wo, saa "
ioi2 .,arrailsG, eiaiu
ts6a.t ua,ci, 1a is2l aorelicdi ,.ossss
ias. iuo; 1re0seseo, t.,spi7
jsn IS aii 5fclcassa s.sosss
...,e o iea H lals .ssa u
~ iso II iaiS ioisss
'6sass ns rn y iaai assi.77
Il SAAfDEES kiia pnd Samuel
corn Eychaaeo naek rcc, ~.
gisNER. Bsrne, " 4 piepnan.
Fn,NK sanuci $ Koppsimaa, .
Y Mgrh ~ 1921 ...... .-.. 7Ti-c1
& REF refsr N.-4rlarx chaplin
4 RushaeA. ioe Aus %. iei4...,.. isryr
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stoess. negotiable bonds, 50. Jerome. ksn8
s. Sresei arc attorneys Tor the bankrupt.

4 KresI are attorneys FOR iIe bankrupt.
BECEIy Frs ~ BANKRUPTCY.
Tht following receivers n bankruptcy were
appointed TUESDAY - iudgc Mayer IN tnf
fHitsb Sta ts District Court;
NORRIS SrBEUSAAp. temporary recetver
fur Louis l.~une4 aud James Glasnef. trad
Inc as ltrmnef & Giasner, waists. 80 sew
eiuh avenue, WIN a bond n $1,000.
GEORGE ~ CLENE, temporary receiver
tNaisr Gompany. waists - West Twenty
second street, With bond of 81 800. T'Ae
iiabilities are estimated m tho petition Tor
3 receiver made hN j.. Sari, 70 De s1V,p",
and ihe assets S6.1op.
RUTH LEWfNS0N. temporary receiver foi
Joseph BernaH, lla3 Broadway Who filed
voluntary petition in bankruptcy April
n Fith bond of s 900.
ASSIGNMENTS.
MAX BENSEN. dealer M gloves at = East
TWfufv first street assigned for the oene
fit 0f creditors to Samuel Spir Joseph
Kriusks of go Broadway il attorney fof
ihe assignee.