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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
UNLISTED SECURITIES
ROADS EXPECT RECORD
TRAVEL FOR HOLIDAYS

The railroads charged with the task
Of getting passengers in and out OF
New York are preparing for the heav-
lest Christmas travel in their history
Despite the Increased passenger rates
and the surcharge on Pullman space
which adds considerable sum TO the
amount that traveller has TO pay
into railroad Golfers for his transpor
tation, there r. no hanging back by
Mr.. and Mrs. New Yorker and their
children. intent on getting back home
for the holidays. Ticket offices OF all
tho railroads have been besieged for
several days by forward looking per-
sons planning holiday travel and extra
ordinarily heavy advance bookings are
reported by all Of them.
Charles X. Rath, manager OF the Con-
solidated Ticket Office, 81 Broadway,
which handles transportation for all OF
the lines, declared yesterday that in
dications pointed 10 the belief that
Christmas travel this year would be
even heavier than the record set last
year. To prove HIS assertion he asked
representatives OF the Pennsylvania.
the New York Central and the New
Haven about advance sales. and all Of
them reported that such sales had been
the heaviest In years.
LAST year ChAeNihoS i'i' ~" 49,
said Mr.. Rath, "and most people who
got out OF town over the holidays LETT
Thursday and came back Sunday. This
year. with Christmas on Saturday. they
win still have the Sunday extra holi-
day. The fact that railroad rates have
been Increased and there ls sur
charge on Pullman space evidently Is
not n great factor with the travelling
public az Christmas time. for we have
been fairly swamped with applications
for space and tickets
Tho Pullman company. officials say
has been assembling cars In New YORK
wards for n week 20 meet the anuci-
pa ted demand. and extra ticket sales
men and guards have been put on at
roth the Grand Central and Pennsyl-
vanla terminals to handle the crowds
bound for a holiday.
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GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-Strength developed
in to-day's wheat market largely as
result of buying based on opinion that
bearish pressure and industrial factors
had been discounted. Prices closed firm.
2Ac to 3%c. net higher, with Decem-
Der at s1.6s% and March at s1.61% to
$1.62. Corn gained a cent to 2isc. and
oats &c. to sc. In provisions there was
a setback of 15G47c.
Notwithstanding many elements of de-
preston In sight at the opening, pres
sure TO sell turned out to be much less
vigorous than had been looked for.
Shorts quickly took fright and soon all
classes OF traders began to show a de-
cided preference. at least temporarily.
for the bull side. the general assump-
ton being that the comparative small
ness of the volume of offerings indicated
that the market had been oversold. and
that the effect of depressing influences
had been anticipated so far as the wheat
market was concerned. Much of the
buying that ensued was credited TO ex-
porters. and there was also active de-
mand for futures on the part of houses
with country connections Talk of a
serious shortage of supplies later in the
season unless prices advanced above an
export basis was current.
Wet weather tended to give independ-
ent strength to corn and oats.
Provisions were weak in sympathy
with new break in the value of hogs
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Although there was a plentiful supply
of call money at 6 per cent, there was
but slight letup Of the pressure against
prices during yesterdays Consolidated
Stock Exchange trading. The main de-
mand for stocks was for short covering.
and there were constant heavy offer
ings throughout the list which gave
Use to a dropping tendency and ensu-
Ing losses ranging from TO more than
10 points In active shares OF all groups.
Numerous leading issues we're offered
down to further low levels FOR this
year, and in many cases final quota
ticns were close to the low marks Of
tho days and the year.
Crucible Steel yielded 81. to sih;
United States Steel ~. TO 7Sh; Bethle-
hem steel b "a. TO 81; Baldwin Loco
motive ~. to SIS; American Locomo-
tive "A, to 50: Mexican Petroleum 4, to
100: Pan-American 3h. TO 1914; Royal
Dutch n Y 102s. 20 4994: Studebaker
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COTTON.

The action OF yesterdays cotton mar
ket was governed entirely by the De-
partment OF Agricutures crop report
for the season of 1920-1921. The mar
lIet was under pressure from the start.
but showed little weakness until 2 p. NJ,
when the final estimate was released
The report showing a total yield Of
1881, 900 bales exclusive OF linters, In
eontrast to 900 in 1919 and 49,
O41,0OO In 1918, was at least 100000
bales more than had been generally ex-
pected. and was considered decidedly
bearish by virtually every one on tho
floor The average Of nine private esti-
mates was 1851. 900 bales, which
means 400. 900 bales less than the Gov
eminent figure. The last Government
forecast promised a yield of l2,143,OOO
bales. The maximum decline ranged
from 20 TO 90 points on active months,
chief sellers being Wall Street. Southern
and Liverpool interests. Considerable
liquidation by local operators was in
evidence during the last hour.
There was little of interest in the mar
ket prior TO the official estimate. out
side business being limited. The list was
off 40 points at one time in the fore
noon on selling promoted by weak
cables and unsettlement in the stock
market. The continued unsatisfactory
outside trade conditions were also
against any rise. New Orleans was a
moderate seller at one time after the
opening, while buying was confined to a
little scattered short covering and spot
house support
Most carly business was evening up.
The opening was barely steady to easy,
and showed a net loss of 10 to 25 points.
Immediately after the call prices dropped
somewhat further Demand was gen.
orally light and prevailing sentiment
bearish. Liverpool reported improved
inquiry for spot cotton. Just before the
Issuance of the report pressure Increased
and at the start of the last hour was
..eavy enough to force the list about 4
cent . pound under Saturdays final
bids. The liquidation of stocks was a
factor only second to the bureau esti-
mate and added to the unsettled feeling
in the trade. The market made new
lows steadily in the last hour, and closed
virtually at the bottom. CT to 81 points
net lower Local spot showed loss OF
rs points to 1850 cents.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 13.-Prices declined
H. the cotton market to-day as a result Of the
large crop estimste OF the Department Of
Agriculture. The market was depressed
n roughout the session and closed at net
losses on the day of GO to 70 points. An
nouncement Of the crop estimate was fol-
lowed by a drop I'm prices of 81 a bale Small
recoveries ensued. but little later the break
IN the Liverpool market stimulated increased
selling and a further slump occurred. To-
ward the end of the day the trading months
were - to Sc points under the final prices
OF Saturday. Shorts took profits az this level
and brought about n comparatively steady
close. Tho market will be closed tomorrow
for the State elections Close: December.
141Oc.; January, li23c.; March. 14.42c. :,
May, l4.G9c.; July, 14.77c.
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LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
TWO CAN COMPANIES UNITE.

Shallta Brothsrs. manufac turers Of
raint. oil and varnish cans. have Joined
'orces with the Metal Package Cor
pcration OF this sity. which msnufac.
lures plain or autographed cans It's
plants are in this city, Brooklyn and
baltimore, and officers are Alfred f.
3runs. president, and s. L. Buschman
and J. z. Smucker, Independents NJ.
and p. Shalita will remain in charge
OF manufacturing in the Shalita plant
The executive and sales offices Of the
Metal Package Corporation is in COS
Fifth avenue.
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS
PUBLIC BANK RAYS DoNUs.

The fourth Christmas bonus thus far
announced was declared yesterday when
the Public National Bank, In addition
10 the regular quarterly dividend OF 4
per cent. on its stock. payable on De-
cember 81 TO stock Of record on Decem-
Der "a. authorized the usual bonus dis
tribution to employees OF 20. 22ia and
% per cent. OF their annual salaries,
according TO years OF service.
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Baron de cartier confers Decora-
lions G zen Sy King Albert.


Baron de Cartier. the Ambassador
from Belgium. who returned TO this
city yesterday. conducted. as a repre-
sentative Of King Albert OF Belgium.
the investiture OF and conferred the
decorations on the several American
bankers recently honored By Belgium
in recognition OF their financial services
TO that country. Among those honored
were Charles n. Sabin. Commander OF
the order OF the Crown. Albert Breton.
Chevalier Of the order of Leopold. and
Harold Stanley. Joseph r. Swan and
Francis II. Slsson. Chevaliers OF the
Order Of the Crown. All OF those men
are executives OF tho Guaranty Trust
Company
Guy Emerson, vice-prcsident Of the
National Bank Of Commerce. received
yesterday notification that King Victor
Emanuel III OF Italy had conferred
on him the Cross OF Chcvalier In tho
order OF the Crown or Italy. That
decoration Is In recognition OF services
performed by the banker in connection
with the visit OF the Italian delegation
10 the United States 20 attend the
International Trade Conference last
October and cooperation with rep
resentatives Of italy In financial and
economic matters
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ia, to 40ss; General Motors, 20 r.
American international 3}4. 10 %; IA.
rlne preferred "a. to 4SA Atlantic 40.
3. 10 104h; American Sumatra ~ 10
6sh. and Tobacco Products @ TO
Reading was offered down 2N. { W
st. Paul "a. to 25h: New Haven =
1874; New York Central Pa. to tst
Southern Pacific 4. to 745s; Rock Ihaua
2. to 2iA; Baltimore and Ohio -. 81.
Great Northern preferred 2, TO ia
Erie first preferred Pa. TO 177s Itey
Stores "a. TO 52I5 American VIC 4
3. 10 61A. American Sugar 2ik. 10 81
Sears-Roebuck ~. 20 93l5; Bosch Nag
neto 3h. to 561s; American Safety Razor
/ to sas. and Stromberg "a, 20 27&.
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CANADIAN can NET OFF.

The Canadian Car and Foundry Com
pany's report for the year ended on
September 80 shows a net profit, sub
ject 10 Government taxes. amounting 70
s53g. 397. contrasted with s1Ss7.63f In
the preceding year The payment OF
s656.250 OF preferred stock dividends
entailed n draft OF sli6.s5s on It's SUR
plus. The surplus account. after vari-
Gus adjustments had been made.
amounted to s6243.603 at the end OF tas
fiscal period.
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RAW SUGAR AGAIN WEAK.
Declines II Cent. While Prices of
Refined Tumble.

Raw sugar yesterday was again weak
and declined Nc. on a sale to a local
refiner of 500 tons of Perus. in port,
It 350c. C. I. f., the equivalent of 4.7ec..
duty paid for Centrifs. At the close
Of the day Cubas were offered at 3 ~ c.
c. and (. with bids solicited and Porto
Ricos on offer az ACC. c. l. +.
Refined sugar prices tunibled. the
Federal naming a price of sac. less
per cent basis fine graduated. prompt
delivery. Arbuckle's declined to S12c
and the American, Warner and . the
National naming sac. all regular
terms.
Sugar futures were weak and de
pressed due to an unsettled and lower
spot market and to a sharp break In
refined. After an opening decline OF
16 to 25 points. prices fell TO new low
ground. January selling at $500. Final
prices showed net declines of 30 to 80
points.
Range of prices:
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HAREs MOTORS CUTS PRICES.

Hares Motors. Inc. which recently
took over the Kelly-S Springfield line OF
motor trucks. announced yesterday that
price reductions had beep made running
from 500 90 s400 In the several sizes or
trucks produced The new schedule is
based on the antic pated reduction In
the cost Of manufacture during the next
few months
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WILL CONTINUE AS DIRECTOR.

Arthur s. Friend. who recently re-
signed as treasurer Of the Famous
Players-Lasly Corporation. said yes
terday that rumors of his retirement
fropa-lts board OF directors had no basis
In fact He said that he would continue
as n director and a holder of consid-
cradle stock and had withdrawn from
nm executive position In the company
only 20 develop personal interests.
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COFFEE.

The coffee market OF yesterday was
quiet and influenced by lower offers In
the cost and freight market. prices here
being depressed throughout the day.
Nfter an opening decline Of s To. IL
Joints values sagged under trade and
Wall Street offerings, December selling
eff TO 6.31c., or to within 81 points Of
the low level reached on october f6,
when that delivery sold NJ an even 6
cents. Final prices showed net declines
of II TO 90 points.
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snuTIIERN SPOTS.

Galveston quiet, soc. lower, AT Si5.25;
sales Loo bales. New Orleans steady. IN
changed. at $14.75; sales 1.776. Mobile
Savannah nominal. unchanged, at Sl5.7S;
sales nil. Norfolk quiet soc. lower. at
lower al f5c.: sales POP bales. Memphis
nominal. unchanged. at 15c.; sales, $50
houston steady. 90. lower. at $li25; sales
4,114 bales. Little Rock quiet, soc. lower,
at tjc. sales $50 bales. Dallas steady, soc.
lower. at Sl3.3O: sales BIO bales
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METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
Yesterday tin was weak. with class a
quoted at $4,000 $3.50; class d. S32
asked. and Straits shipments. $4,000
s26. Copper dun spot, December and
January. sl425 asked. Lead weak /:
New York spot. IS asked. and East St
outs spot. s4S5 asked. Zinc weak.
New York spot. 1925. and East 81. Louis
spot, Sc asked.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Frank T. voyt, Jr for the last nine years
with Klssel. Kinnicut 4 Co. Is with Barstow
& CO.. for whom he has established a special
Investment service for banks and financial
Institutions
Howell r. French, formerly sales manager
for the WHY'S Overland Company IN Hart
ford, Conn, IL with Mcclure, Halstead Co
Guaranty Trust Company has Issued cal
endar ~ due dates for returns and payments
Of Federal, state and city taxes for 1921
=. w Chapman co. have opened their
new offices on the third foor ~ ii5 Broad
way.
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COTTON STATISTICS.
LIYERPOOI GABLES.

Spot cotton in more demand at ~ points
decline 20 the basis of ia. for midtling.
Sales. 1000: American. 5000 Imports.
10000. Amerl an. 1000. Futures opened
quiet at If to II points lower. The regular
Liverpool was quiet at IL TO 20 points decline,
while the o'clock close showed declines OF
80 10 81 points a. compared with Friday
closing level. December closed AT 1O.52d, :;
fO.56d.: March. l0.GSd; May.
1O.7id. July, lO69d. and October, 10.53d
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Ing metal quotations;


ST. JoHN. y. b.. Dec. i3--The Corn
wall and York Cotton Mills announced
to-day that they would start operating
this week on a four-day week. instead
Of a FIVE and a half because OF de-
creased demand for their products
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PRODUCE.

H.. 54isa55c.; extra, 92 score SO; FIR
score Sc 60 4is4 score seconSs IS to 81 score So
I40c.: lower grades. 34G35c.: unsalted,
higher than extra s7a57l5c, extra 9z1s,, 5S':
held or storage high scoring. 51@51he.;
extras, 49a30c,: firsts. 41T4sc.; seconds.
35a4oc.;. lower grades. 3eQ34c;; Danish
finest. 50952c.; good to prime. 4S@4sc
common to fair. 33942c.: renovated, extras.
41842c.: ladies, current make, firsts. go
zoe: seconds, 24G25isc.; lower grades. 30
23c. packing stock, storage, 24n2ilac.; cur
rent make, No. ?. pc; lower grades 2oq
made flats. special ID. 27lh@2sc. fall made,
specials: 24izS25c.; average run. 22G@
Wisconsin. held flats. 26027Hc. single
Daisies, held, 26127c.; Double Daisies. held.
skins, held specials. 1s92oc.; prime to
choice. 15q17hc.; fair to good, 1291ihc.;
lower grades, i0c.
EGGs-Fresh gathered. extras. dozen. 500
seconds, 7s1S2c.: dirties. No. /. 56G5Sc.
checks fair 20 choice, dry, 50a35c.: refrig-
orator, special marks, fancy, 62iaQ63c.
firs's. 6id62c.; seconds, 57G60c.; state
Pennsylvania and nearby Western, henncrv
whites. extras. 9sc.@S1; extra firsts. 95d
o7c.; firsts. 92a94c. gathered whites, firs's
ooc.; pulle,s. 7sGsSc. Pacific coast, white
xras, 9sc.GSl; extra firsts. 95d97c; firsts,
'@09ic.; pullets. selected, small cut. ooc.
usual size. sods3c. other Western and
southern, gathered whites, 75194c.; STATE.
pcnnsylvania and nearby Western. hennery
browns; extras. 9ia94e. Gathered sa brown
irsts 10 extra firsts. si4ssc.
POTATnES-Bermuda. Dbl. $7dt0: $50
rs, S3.50Gf.25 1865 lbs, 81 27Sf3 90 state,
80 lbs $685. $50 lbs, s2i5oas; PeaRsyl,
,55; Long ss6 Island Sel, sa.75G Jersey
J rscy' BASKET. &c. asi Is: Maryland. basket.
81 25dt.50 Southern. bbl., sia3.
POULTRY. Observation-Disclosures Mary
ern u 47 "a fop Southern s a95sc poor GoS
dc. culls. 3Oai0c: old. 447l6c. CHICKENS
Nearby, ID. 3oqI5c.; Virginia, 29QiQc. {;
Western. dry picked. broilera boxes, 3lgD42c. :;
-ryers, $40 lbs to dozen. 2sd32c roasters,
b.. 32ff3sc. broilers. Lbl-. 2sG133c. fryers,
-. 2Gg29c;; roasters. 2o935c. Western.
'saaIc.; fryers, 2is-3 lbs each, 2i62sc. /:
hickens. 81 lbs. 2id27c: roasts. TO .
'hs. each. 27d3lc.; scalded. 2102oc. FOWLS
3sc.; corn fed. 23a87c bbls.. 23a83c iced.
Western, 2sg2se. DUCKS :, Long leland.
Maryland. H.. 3ia3Gc. Western. ID. son
39c. SQUABS-Large. white, $40 lbs 10
Oxen. SS.'Ofll; 6-1 lbs, S1H1. dark. $500
| ~; culls, S1.50d2. GIrINEAS-Pair. StH
lao: old. 50q75c. RABBITS 80 Cottontails.
Western. pair. 30a50c. Jacks, S1a1.25.
POULTRY, LINE-FOwLS-Frei 26d
SOC; express. 2t430c. CH1CKENs-Freight
sic.: express, 2Gc.: broilers, express sea
! Sc. OLD ROOSTERS-Freight. lie. TIrR-
kEYS-Freight. 35M40c. express. 40745c
DtCKS-Freight. 32c.: express 32d35c f:
Muscovey, 20122c. GEESE-Frelght, 2sR
%. PIGEONS-Pair. freight or express, f5c
Gt-INEAS-Per pair. TIC. RABBITS-Each
1sd25c
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gntnr-


rIc6 9 1 ws' % 70 lower 20 r s FUTURES S
30 lower at $4,000. Receipts 5000 bags and
stock $50, 900 bags. Santos spots not quoted.
Futures unchanged 20 % refs lower Re
ccipts 30 600 bags and stock 29gG. 600 bags.
Receipts at the ports were 5000 bags.
against 1000 last year and $1,000 two
years ago. Sac Paulo had IS. ZOO bags,
AGAINST 10000 and % 600 and Jundiahy
10000 bags. against 1000 and q 900. rc-
spoctlvey Rain WITS reported in three dis
trlct3 OF Sac Paulo and showery m two.
Cleared from Rio. 1890 bags for New York
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

LONDON, Dec. 13.-At the wool AUG
ton sales to-day 7.416 bales we're
fered. Prices were easy. Ther
the slowest demand yet szpefelces
barely one-fifth OF the cffsraes a
sold. The auctions viii close ~ N.
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KelIy-Springfield Tire Co.

A quarterly dividend Of one dollar and fifty
cents ISL J0) per share on the Six Per Cent
Prefer red Stock OF this Company has beer
declared. payable January list, 1921, TO stock
holders OF record at the close OF business
December II, 1920.
9. p. sTEwART -SUTHERLAND. Secretary.
New York, December T. 1870.
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Stock Brokers

Man thoroughly acquainted with all branches
stock business and with good clientele de-
slres position a. manager for uptown branch
office. + 1870 Herald. Herald Square.
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prxNsyLvANIA OIL MARKET.

OFT CITY. Dec. Ia Credit balances
1910. Runs 4O.s36: average 46's4S.
shipments 5i,icG avorac iI,''l
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UNLISTED.
MONTREAL STOCKS.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MONTREAL, Dec. l3.-F'ollowing Is a SUM
mary of last weeks trading on the Montreal
Stock Exchange:
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HOLIDAYS FOR LIVERPOOL.
COTTONSEED OIL.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. i3.-'rhe Cotton Ex-
change here win not be open on December
"a - and ~.
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CANADIAN STOCKS AND BONDS
TORONTO STOCKS.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
TORONTO, Dec. 49, - Following is
summary of the weeks transactions on
the Toronto Stock Exchange:
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City of Berne :. ................. 94Iz 95
City of Christiania .............. 81 937s
City of Zurich ................... H5lA 95ai
Argentine lntern. IS, 1915. ....... . sos
Belgium 6s. 1921 ................. 99M 99A
Belgium 6s. 1925 ................. SS7s 90
Belgium 7lss. 1o45. :.....:....... 81 97A
Canada, Dominion of, 5s, 1921 9S7s 30
Canada, Dominion OF, notes, 1921. 9s4 9sIA
Canada, Dominion of, 1926. ...... 9OM 81
Canada. Dominion OF. 1929. ...... sSHi $50
Canada, Dominion of. 1881 .....,. s6Ia So.
Chinese Gov, HUI Kug Iiy. 5s. 81 395s 40
Cuba Extern. 3s, 1914. ........... II rs
Cuba Extern. 4izs, 1919. .......... 81 GO
Dominican Rep. IS, 1858. ......... "a 7lA
City of Lyons 10 yr. Is. 1884. -. 80 81
City of Marseiles 10 yr. 6s. 1884. 797. 81
City OF Bordeaux 10 yr. 6s 1884. 79% s37s
City of Copenhagen % yr. 5iss, "A 7liA 72A
French Gov. IS, LIST issue. .......100 1905
French, Paris City 6s. 1921 800. 02 927s-
Gov. of Switzerland SIS, 1910. ..1Olis lO2
Japanese Gov. 4las. ster. loan. 30 1914 10
Jap. Gov. 412s, I'd series, 1925. 49,. 74ia 70
Japanese Gov. As, ster. loan, 1881. 90 56Is
Japanese Toxic City 5s, 1852. -. 45% 45IL
u. X. OF G. Il. & l. W. 5iAs. 81 0Tat 0s
U. X. of @. b. /. yr. 5lzs, 90 94ls %
U. X. OF G. II. l. 10 yr. 5i4s 30 ssls 50
y. K OF q: b. 1. 20 " 53ss. - So S3la
Mexico Ext. sterl. 5s of go 19l5 40 41h,
Mexico Ext. gold As of '04, 1854. 80 33K
Kingdom OF italy yr. $40 gold. 50 81
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS.
4. rec Bid ID. Ask =. %. Bid ASK,
Is. Pan. reg. :. s9P. /. Is. '35. SIX 80
CLOSING prices of stocks IN which here
were no transactions yesterday.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREsT.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

aNVs oUs
dividend Of four dollars per share on tho
capital stock OF this company has been de-
clared payable on Jan. 10. 1921. to stock
holders Of record at the close Of business
Dec 20. 1920
Attention IS directed 20 the fact that. owing
20 the special meeting OF stockholders 20 hr
held on Dec. 8. 1920. the transfer books ct
the company viii be closed from the close Of
business Nov. II. 1920. until Dec .. 1920.
JOHN w. DAMON, Treasurer.
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THE HANOVER NVTTON1L BANK
81 Az. III, ~ Nc,r NnrL

New York. December 18th. 1920.
Notice IL hereby given that the annual
Iretting OF the shareholders OF this bank
FOR the election OF Directors TO serve dur
ing the coming year and for the trans
action Of such other business may come
before the meeting will be held at the bank
ing house. Nassau and Pine streets, Tues
day. January 18th. 1921. between the hour
OF II o'clock a. NJ. and 10 O'clock NJ.
WIN v. CABLE. JR. - 'hir-