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GIRL CHARGES CHINESE
SAL EsMAN HU0GED HER

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-Wan Hoo.
a Chinese salesman, II Mott street.
was held in $1,000 bail yesterday.
Hoo is alleged 10 have Rugged
Miss Pauline Helm, sixteen, on hor
way to- work.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-13
DAILY BUSINESS EDITORIAL
Why Birmingham Now Thinks in Terms of Ships
By RICHARD E. JOHNSTON

TT great be exclusive article of necessity
den Anniston and aadega are to the
requirements for the sanitary that into dwellings, an
The Birmingham and Bessemer for the
simple that gets this at less cost than other could
Colorado Fuel and Iron which is 1900 miles
Pacific than had quit the game
the aa to render the latter out of
consideration.
This began and half with all
Birmingham of $751; which was met by rail and
Mobile and thence the canal not over 10 1t was not
at a saving Of s15oo,oo6 of freight
rate reduced to ST. but by that time Mobile
ham via about SO There still
saving of ST. each ton Of pipe Inc pae coast mas Dans
nails and rails because gets the same at less cost
than is elsewhere available
owes to its one gateway illustration of the
furnished recent angs out of Mobile
of which have been follows:
By Mystic
Angeles iron fittings 1872 tons Of
of iron 20 tons
of hoop steel and 337 tons Of nails
For of pig IRON
For Tacoma of cast iron pipe
Seattle a. of and 1874 tons of and nails
Lydia
Angeles: 1454 iron rs tons of nails
For Francisco: 372 tons of cast iron pipe.
By Katrina Luckenbah:
of pipe fittings and
old friend Cuba only taking coal and COKE but
mill Recent movements That way were as
Christensen
pounds galvanized
of fence staples.
For Antia $4,000 pounds of barbed wire
Thergood-
10000 pounds pounds of
wire nails.
Brdgetown the Wndward islands, took $4,000 pounds
of by steamer Hancock County, recently leaving
All these movements took place within three days of another
other Birmingham products and the Orient Cuba and the
Windward islands at our back door
cutivating the newound habit think
ing of ships.
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Report Condition Of
Federal Reserve Banks

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Combined re-
sources and liabilities of the IL federal
reserve banks at the close of business
April II were reported tonight by the fed
eral reserve board as follows:
ss24,ssoooo. Gold settlement fund NJ fed fed.
era reserve board $657, 10, 900. Total gold
held in banks, s9S2.o40000. Gold with
federal reserve agents. s2io41,50s. 900. Gold
redemption fund, s62210,000. Total gold
reserves, $3,0s5. $50. 000 Reserves other
than gold, sos. $50, 600 Total reserves, So
1S4,4Ss,000. Non-reserve cash. SIS, 25s, 900.
Bills discounted: Secured by United States
government obligations, s327,412ooO, Other
in open market, s274, 900. Total bills
on hand. 1897, 900. United States bonds
and notes, s162.s26, 600 United States GER
tificates of Indebtedness. $76,32s,ooo. Mu-
nicipal warrants. $4,000. Total earnings
assets, 135,234,o00. Bank premises, $40
2os.o00. Five per cent redemption fund
against federal reserve bank notes. s191,-
900. Uncollected items, s63s, 391 900. All
other resources. $13,627.0oo. Total re-
sources. $5.os7.3 $4,000
Liabilities: Capital paid In. s1os.ss3.
600. Surplus. S21s, 900. Deposits;
Government. s45.2 900. Member bank
reserve account, 1,876,414,000. Other de-
posts. s2o,49s.ooo. Total deposits, s1,s42..
circulation. s2,2s1, o4l. 900. Federal reserve
s2,472.ooo. Deferred availability items,
S569,272,ooo. All other liabilities. SIS
$50 900. Total liabilities. s5,os7, 34S, 900.
Ratio of total reserves to deposits and fed
eral reserve note liabilities combined, 1858
per cent.
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Crude Oil Production
Increases For Week

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE daily aver
age gross crude Of, Produ1SS66iosn Of the the
the week ended April I. totaling 1,942,16O
as compared with l.sos,45o for the proceed
mary Of the American Petroleum institute
The daily average production east of the
Rocky mountains was l222'1eo barrels, &C,
1900. California production was 72o,-
600 barrels. compared with 10000. an
increase of $4,000 barrels.
Oklahoma and Kansas showed. daily
average gross production Of bl5, 100 bar
rels an increase of 1900; north Texas
showed an Increase of $780, north Louis
lana a decrease of $50 and Arkansas de-
crease Of 1900. In Oklahoma production
barrels against $500: Tonkawa, $3.50
against $500; Lyons:Quinn, $500 against
aa against Snpu $500 q the Fss Rs0 pso
central Texas. was reported at $500 bar
Tels against $3.50 Hsyne'y sso north
smackover Ark. light $4,000 against 49,
500, heavy. $1,000 against $3.50 barrels,
In tie u s.S eosst tS H1 c s' snd w.st
Columbia 10000 barrels against 10000.
Mid-continent crude was unchanged, be-
ing quoted at 81. So to $3.50 barrel. ae-
vania districts were reduced 25c barrel,
Bradford district, Pennsylvania. now be
was unchanged at s1.75 barrel.
California crude was reduced from 1c to
41c barrel, depending upon the gray
ity of the OIL with no change for heavy
crude, and on schedule ranging from soc
a barrel to 81 .o4 barrel.
According to figures collected by the In
sttute the imports of petroleum (crude
and refined oils) at the principal United
States ports for the month of March to-
tailed s,637,o00 barrels. daily average of
27s.613 compared with 7,221,s31, daily
average of 1926 barrels for the month of
February. Imports for the week ended
April totaled 1.569,000 barrels daily
average of 224,143, compared with 1875.
900. a daily average of 267.s67 barrels sor
the week ended March 31.--Receipts OF
the principal Atlantic and gulf coast ports
for the month Of March totaled 3,o43,ooo
barrels. a daily average of sS,161 compared
barrels for the month of February. Re
ceipts at Atlantic and gulf coast ports for
the week ended April totaled $4,000
800, 900, a daily average of 43.714 barrels
for the week ended March 81.
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OILS RECOVER ON
CURB MARKET AS
SELLING CEASES

NEW YORK. April IL. - Specula-
tive interest In today's curb market
again conferred in the oil shares. most
of which recovered moderately on
cessation of selling pressure. Ohio
Oil broke 4 points on the announce
ment of cut in crude prices by that
company and Cities Service dropped
Az to 165, making a loss of IL points
this week. These were the only out
standing exceptions to the upward
trend Standard Oil of Indiana rail-
lied IA points and all the other
Issues of that group closed fraction
ally higher. Creole Syndicate estab-
lished a new high for the year at 79s.
Trading in industrials was less ac-
tive. Midvale Steel rose u points
and Schultz stores closed Il higher
Ford Motor of Canada jumped from
44O to $50 on three sales. Inferno
tional Telephone was under pressure
dropping "a.
In the mining group, United Verde
Extension advanced II points to 3s'
but the other changes in those shares
were narrow and irregular.
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FOREIGN BONDS
m r.L AG.~N, AN
Strawberry Crop Will
Be Biggest On Record

CHICAGO April 12.-Indications that
the nations strawberry shortage this year
would be the largest on record were re-
ported today by the United States bureau
of agricultural economics.
Statistics on early shipments and acre
age in the berry producing fields showed
that this years crop. in all probability,
would exceed last years record output OF
1910 carloads. not including numerous
express shipments and vast quantities
consumed locally or manufactured into
preserves and jellies.
The six leading states IN 1922 were Ten
nessee with $500 cars. Arkansas with
1900 cars. Missouri with 1850 cars. Mary
ana With a N1f sIo w.h oo
Forecast of production in Florida this
year is nearly 100000 quarts or ITO per
ments to April were so7 cars, almost
Florida all last season. Damaged some.
not greatly exceed that of 1922. when
nearly 21,ooo.0oo quarts were picked. Ship
ments to date are 80 cars less than those
of the early part of last season. filling
Eleven cars came from Alabama during
the first week OF april as compared p with
This seasons production was estimated at
5000. 0C0 quarts.
In the IL intermediate htateb INC ioIo-
cast for strawberry acreage shows a slight
increase for all except Arkansas where
there may be 10 per cent decrease. On
the basis of acreage the first five states
are Tennessee. Arkansas, Louisiana, Mis-
souri, and Maryland.
Prices have fluctuated this season with
the supply. Florida Klondykes at the end
of this week We're jobbing around 4oc to
45c quart The low point was reached
during the middle of February. and the
high point of 75c the last of March. As
supplies increase the price is expected to
decrease.
Potato shipments from Florida have been
retarded greatly by frost damage. the
movement this season totalinB only by
cars. compared with 6s1 to April 9. 1922.
shipments of old potatoes increased 400
cars bringing this weeks total movement
of old and new stock to 5000 cars. Prices
declined at shipping POINTS. but were
stronger in eastern cities.
Moderate weather accounted for in
creased shipments of vegetables. gain of
Q per cent being shown over the preceding
week. No unexpected price changes oc-
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WALL STREET BRIEFS

NEW YORK, April 12.--Refined sugar
was sold in the local market today at
0 ACC a pound an increase of 10 points and
a new high record for the year. Cable re-
ports say British refiners. who are heavy
buyers in this market also have advanced
sugar prices.
With the demand for steel at a high
record, fear is expressed that the shortage
of labor may result in decline in produc-
ton. Untitled tonnage reports in future
will furnish little indication of the condi-
ton OF the business. it Is said. because the
industry is refusing thousands Of tons OF
new business. slight falling off in iron
and steel exports is reported by Great
Britain for February, when 317.S00 tons
were shipped compared with 363.400
tons in January.
OIL from Mexico in March Appropriated
barrels over February figures, when 1878
1928 barrels were exported March ship
ments averaged s93.6S0 barrels daily a
gain of 1885 barrels over the preceding
month";.
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Irregular Prices Are
Bond Market Feature

NEW. YORK. April 12-Bond prices
moved irregulary in today's relatively dull
market. The trend was uncertain and
changes generally were unimportant.
Active United States government bonds
showed firmness. but fluctuations were
small. Foreign government Issues closed
at prices changed but little from yester-
days quotations.
There was some activity among the steel
and sugar company liens. Punta Allegro
Sugar Is advanced points and Brier Hill
Steel 5As IN. Union Bag and Paper
IS were up /.
Trading among the railroad mortgages
was Irregular, the changes, except q
point drop by Hudson and Manhattan in
come Is. being confined to fractions.
Total sales. par value. were 50. $4,000.
Management OF tho Missouri Kansas
and Texas Railroad company announced
that on and after tomorrow It would
make interest payments due during the
past few months on the following obiiga-
lions: "Katy" first mortgage per cent
bonds: Missouri. Kansas and Oklahoma
first mortgage 8 per cent bonds: Boone
| willie Railroad per cent mortgage bonds.
| and Dallas and Waco first mortgage per
| cent bonds. and would pay also the cou-
pons due February /. 1923. on Kansas City
| and Pacific Railway first mortgage I per
| cent bonds.
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COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE market Tor
coffee futures opened unchanged to
points higher and sold about to IL
points net higher during the early trading
on covering and reports of steadier Rio
exchange rates. There was comparatively
little demand. however. and after selling
up to S csc. July reacted to 8 89c, while
December sold of from s csc to 1bc I'M
der renewal of scattering liquidation.
The close was net unchanged to points
higher Sales were estimated at about
9s 900 bags. Closing quotations: April
94oc. May $500, July 5. $50, September
g. 4Oc December s. 9c, March .24c.
The local spot market was reported
steady at II Il @11lsc for Rio rs and 1%hs g
l5c for Santos As Cost and freight Of
fers were restricted by the fluctuations in
Rio exchange. Santos IS and 6s. part
bourbon, were quoted at 1s.s59l4 soc for
prompt shipment and at 12c for July
October shipment. No Rio offers were In
evidence. ,
The official cables showed a decline of
140 refs in the dollar buying rates with
an advance of 1-32d in Rio exchange on
London. The Rio market was unchanged
to rs refs higher and Santos unchanged to
rs refs lower. Brazilian port receipts
1000; Jundiahy receipts 1000.
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ATLANTA RESERVE BANK

ATLANTA Ca, April 12.-(Speciall-
Statement of resources and liabilities fed
eral reserve bank of Atlanta at the close
of business April IL:
Resources; Gold coin and certificates in
slss47.l76.7s. Total gold held by bank.
agent $100.S72.s86 Gold redemption fund,
si.24s. 456.os. Total gold reserve, s127 so3,-
s6Os1. Reserve other than gold. sS,sl7.-
os5. Total reserve; :lss;: 22o; ss5.sl; Non
reserve cash, $7.o01,646.23. Bills discount
ed: Secured by government obligations.
s2.2s7.4 os.01; all other. I7,o67.s1s.6s. Bills
Total bills on hand. .4s.ss2ss7.s2. United
States bonds and notes, $5oS,050. All other
certificates of indebtedness, :sooo.s2e: To
tai earning assets. $4e,4s1,s63.92. Bank
premises. .s2:s3s.7eo.el: Uncollected items.
$25.86s.44369. All other resources $4o3.-
1858. Total resources. 1921. ,s1b.5l.
Li sta Capita q. Haid in, a.
Government. .s.7is:s4s.ss. Member banks.
reserve account, $64,607.697.02. All other,
$259.026.67. Federal reserve notes in actual
circulation. $126.0a5s35. Deferred availa-
bility items. 322,S27.265 Sc. All other liza
bilities, ssl3.e4S.9. Total liabilities $22l,-
325,915.54.
Ratio OF total reserves to deposits and
federal reserve note liability combined.
1913 per cent
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CITIES SERVICE QUOTATIONS


NEW YORK. April 12.-The raw sugar
market was easier today and prices de-
cined sc to the basis OF 40 for Cubas
cost and freight. equal to Csc for cen
trifugal, with Porto Ricos at the same
level. There We're sales of about 1900
bags of Cubas and $1,000 bags of Porto
Ricos. The raw sugar futures market was
easier, rejecting the less active inquiry
for refined and the lower ruling of the
spot market. Private advices from Cuba
placing the production of sugar there up
to March 81 at 2,755.7s5 tons. were CON
strued as rather bearish and not alto
gether in keeping with the recent small
crop estimates. and May also have &C
counted for some of the selling. which car
ried prices to IA points below the pre-
vious night. There was slight rally on
covering near the close, and final prces
were to IA points net lower. Closing
May S sec, July 6.o6c. September 6. zoe.
December 5.85c.
The demand for refined sugars was less
active, but the undertone was firm and
prices were unchanged to 10 points higher.
with fire graduated now quoted at $40 %
.. ACC.
Trading in refined sugar futures con
sisted of one lot for May delivery at case.
Tho market closed unchanged to points
lower.
HORSES AND MULES
II or
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Little Market Flashes

SAN FRANCISCO, April 12.--The pr'e
of sugar will be advanced 1bc per hun
dred hounds here tomorrow, according to
announcement by local refiners. The new
price of cane sugar will be 9 SOC and of
beet sugar 9.40c.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-Proposed in
creases in rates news print paper from
points in Canada and New England tc
Nashville amounting to 10c per 100
pounds, were held unjustified today by the
interstate commerce commission. New
England railroads had joined the Canadian
lines in proposing the higher schedules
which were suspended by the commission
TO await investigation.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Members New York Stock Exchange. New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York Pro-
duce Exchange. Associated Members
Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders So
iicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton
and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery.
Special attention and liberal term given
for consignment Of spot cotton for de.
livery.
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CHICAGO, April 12.-Armour OF Della
ware, e1ts; Armour preferred. 71ss; Com
monwealth Edison 1904 Diamond Match
l16h: Libby McNeill So; Middlewes
Utilities, 46h National Leather. Z: Stand
ard Gas, 30h Swift & Co.. 1o5; Swift In
ternational, 1s& Union Carbide, 61S
Wahl,53&; Western Knitting. ~ yellow
Manufacturing b, 2o1! Yellow Taxi, 85h.
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NAVAL STORES

sAVANNAH. Ga, ApFlI IZ.-IurpepaaEEnae 7.
duil. 81 5O@1.51; sales none; receipts 26S
hpments. 8; stock, 272' Rosln IT'D E19 .
sales SOC: receipts, 715; shipments, e1z
rtock. 56,s7s Quote: b. D, f, +, - 80
q, II. /. 81 ~ X, So o5; A. SPY; N
SIS. 30: WIG. S.. SO q 8 ~ y WV, % .eV.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES

NEW YORK, April l2.-Foreign e1-
changes irregular. Quotations in cents:
Great Britain, demand .e5% cables >, S.
demand e,ss1a, cables 6 90. Italy, 81
md s7ss, Belgium; 6,7Ils ana S,1s'
40 liz and 39.141a. Norway. II 3D. Swe
den, 26 IS. Denmark, 1s. ss. Switzerland
1Sisls. Spain, 10 81; Greece Ia. 70
land O0e4 Szecho -Slovakia. 2.s1 n. Ar
( eentine, So Brazil rs. Montreal
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81 LONDON, April 12.-.Vhe Weekly STAG.
-sfoliowing changes: Total reserve In
creased II. POI 900 sterling. Circulation. de
creased 11S5000. Bullion Increased l5.-
15o3. Othe- securities. decreased 4.14o 900.
Other deposits increased 6.396.00O Pub
lie deposits increased 6,5l6'ooo. Notes
sscurities decreased 10000. The proper
etion Of the banks reserve to liability this
week is 10 ca per cent; last week it was
%1s.22 per cent. Rate of discount per
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N PARIS. April 12.-The weekiy sta,s
wont of the Ban kof France shows the
following changes: Gold in hand. increased
12s. 900 francs. Silver in hand, increased
70 900 Notes in circulation, decreased
6o7 oO4 900 Treasury deposits. increased
& 22s 900. General deposits, decreased 3Sl
1927 1000. Bills discounted, decreased 20 oa "a
27900O. Advances, increased ~, 100 wv ~ y
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SELLING PRESSURE
AGAIN is BROUGHT
UPON OIL GROUP

NEW YORK, April Il. - Iouay
stock market opened irregular,
turned dull on subsistence of SELL
Ing pressure on the oil group and
then strengthened materially in re-
Spouse to buying demonstration
= In rubber, Independent steel and
few selected Industrial specialties in
the last hour. Other financial and
commodity market also showed an
improved tone, wheat, corn and
sugar prices mounting to new high
records for the year while cotton
opened strong. but forfeited good
part of its gain before the close.
Failure of the averages to break
through their lows of last week
and the relatively small amount of
forced liquidation resulting from the
recent professional attacks convinced
many market observers that the sec
ondary reaction, which has been in
progress for several days had run
Its course. Most OF the large com
mission houses advised buying of
selected stocks on today's reaction
and many orders from these sources
were reported in the late dealings.
Oil shares which were the hardest
hit in the recent wave of selling,
were the first to recover. The early
gains ranged from one to two points
but many OF these were shaded later
when the Oa!o Oil company an
nounced cat OF Zoe a barrel In
crude prices. Among the issues TO
close point or more higher were
Pan American a and s. General AS
phalt, Marland and California Pc
trolcum.
Speculative belief that the rubber
and IRE companies will benefit ma
ttriA!ly from the record breaking
motor car production brought forth
fresh haHing power into that group,
Kelly Sprustield leading the advance
with a gain OF Y points. Unlted
States Rubber, Goodrich and Lee
closed ~: to points higher.
Indcpcndcnt Steel and Equipment
shares also made good recovery, not
gains of ! to points being recorded
by Gulf states, bethlehem and CRU
chile Stccls. baldwin, American and
Lima Locomotives, Pullman, Ameri-
can Car and New York Airbrake
Similar progress vas made by Cnand-
Ter. Studcbakcr, stewart warner,
Stromberg Carburetor, Willys-o over
land preferred. Mack Truck, Amerl-
can Wooden, international Paper, AS
ISOLATED Dry Goods and Gus re RE
vator No explanation was forth
coming for the point drop IN
American Express, current earnings
of which are reported to be satls.
factory. Jersey Central broke
points on two sales. other ran
Shares showed mixed changes.
Call money opened at per cent,
eased off to Az during the noon hour
and thence 10 4, where 1t closed.
Short term loans were arranged at
81. per cent, but bankers are stu
holding out for 51a for the longer
maturities. Commercial paper was
In fair demand with prime names
selling at and 5l4 per cent
Foreign exchanges held fairly
steady, around yesterdays INA.
rates. Demand sterling eased a to
s464A In the late dealings, ana
French francs advanced ga points
To G.6S1&c. Silver exchanges showed
O o O
marked improvement.
Financial. -,
Twenty industria!s averaged .0l.i,
High. 1923, 1o5.SS; low, 1895.
twenty railroads averaged S6.29;
Hight, 1923. so.ea; low. s4.5s.
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Irregular DN Then Strengthens During Final Hour
NEW YORK BONDS

NEW YORK, April 12.-Following are
todays high, low and closing prices of
bonds on the New York Stock Exchange
and the total sales of each bond:
Railway and Miscellaneous
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NEW YORK CURB

NEW YORK, April 12.-Following is the
official list of transactions on the New
York Curb Exchange giving all stocks
and bonds traded in:
usfr iaIe
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RICE MARKET


NEW ORLEANS, April Trough rice
quiet; sales none: millers' receipts, 4.474
sacks; clean rice firm; sales, 1904 pockets
Blue Rose, 3 u @41ac 1900 pockets Edith.
7hc Receipts. 1928 pockets; bran and
polish nominal.
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METAL MARKET

n NEW YORK. April 12.-Copper' easy;
eelectrolytic. spot and futures, 17ts q II a.
Tin easier; spot and futures, Al 81 Iron
steady; prices unchanged. Lead steady I.
spot s csc. Zinc steady, East St. Louis
spot and nearby delivery, : 1907. soc. An
spot.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. April 12.-Following are
today's sales, high, low and closing prices
of stocks listed on the New York stock
Exchange:
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MONEY MARK EFT

>-t.Sy I,GRk April 12.-Call money
.,sier' high s, low j, ruling rate g. closing
BID s & offered at AZ last loan A; can loans loans
against acceptances q, time loans tirni l.
,nixed collateral 1920 days, on ~
months 5h, prime commercial paper. DO
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EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL.,, April 12.-Horse
unchanged.
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RANK OF FRANCE

NEW YORK, April l2.-ForeiEn ba
.ilver. 65ssc Mexican dollars, 5ONc
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-Clearings ThulsdaN. SF.NI6,-UF.UH.
Thursday last month. s4.7S0. 4l0.62.
Thursday last year, holiday.