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New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Commodities
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point on near. while distant were steady at
16 to 81 points advance. Closed steady at
45 to sc points advance. January. 1884 ;;
March. 1924, May, 24.G0; July, 1926; Oc-
tober, 20.94.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet, but firm; cloths
quiet, but steady.
Wheat-The market was very firm yes
terday and offers were decidedly light
Prices were unchanged, however, for tho
best grades. although st was said that
some of the lower grades were as much
as 10 cents lower. There were no cvi-
dences Of any change in the attitude OF
asked for offers of American wheat
through individual shippers. but appar-
emily no business has been done. The Ar
gentine crop is now about ready to move
and according to cable advices received
yesterday tonnage has been secured for
the shipment Of about $4,000 600 bushels
Of grain from that country 10 Europe
Advices from the West said that efforts
were being invade to move more wheat from
the farms to the mills and the wheat viii
be given preference over other grain.
COrn-The market was higher although
prices eased off about cent d bushel from
the top under profit taking. Continued
light receipts and general absence of
selllng pressure were the basis for the ad-
vance although 1t was evident that the
market felt the influence OF the strength
in the other grains. especially wheat. The
cash demand was less active and the late
fact that cash prices were not keeping
pace with futures. 1t was also said that
the car situation was a little better in
some sections and this led to renewed cx-
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK Of the CITY Of NEW YORK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that q
:pecial meeting Of the stockholders Of
Wall Street. New York. on January "a.
1920. at one o'clock r. NJ. Immediately
directors. for the purpose of voting on .
proposition to iiquidato the Bank as
National Bank and OF autho riziny In writ
Ing the Directors 10 execute u certificate
Of Organization 81 State Bank. a. re.
quired by the Sew York Banking Law.
tors to take. such other action as may bs
necessary to its liquidation as
National Bank to become effective, and
Its corporate existence state Bank
to begin; and to transact such further
business as may come before tho meeting.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
q. II. PAINTER, Cashier.
Dated. New York. December 13. 1913
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The range of prices follows
Butter. Checse and Epgs

Buttcr-Rcceipta we're O.7os packages.
Creamery. higher than extras. lb. &c "a @
score. So NJ % CSC: nrsts. S8 to 80 score. 60@
CSC. seconds. s3 to 81 score. 6sY6sc; lower
ss " % fG7c extras. 65A as6c; nrsts, 500
G4c. seconds. 5s@59c. unsalted. higher
than extras. so@7oc; extras: SIN @ss1a c /:
dairy tubs. finest G4U66c; good to prime
boW6sc; common to fair. 62@6sc reno
vated, extras. SIN dpSsc: tirsts. b60bse:
imitation creamery. nrsts, 51T62c; ladies'
currcnt maisc, nrsts, 400 SOC: seconds. l7W
4sc; lower grades. 46U4ehc; packing
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Buyers Coming

BALTIMORE-Ameri Wholesale Cor
poration; T. Quelmalz, piece cotton goods:
c. H. Garity. hardware, tools; 354 Fourth
Avenue; is expected January IL.
MILWAUKEE - Gimbel Bros: Mr..
Marks. Miss Nelan, ladies'. misses
dresses; Broadway anu Thirty second
Street; Is expected January 12
MUSKOGEE, Okla.-Calhoun Dry Goods
Co, NJ. B. Becker basement ready to
wear; 1850 Broadway; Baer & Lilienthal;
expected January l2
OTTUMWA, Iowa-S c. Cullen Co.: P.
j. Donean, mdse. manager; 1850 Broad
way; Kirby Block & Fisher: Astor; ex-
pected January II.
PHILADELPH A-Gilnbel Bros; Miss
McLaug him, ladies' dresses; Miss McCann.
misses dresses; Broadway and Thirty
second Street; is expected January IL.
SAN DIEGO, GAIA. Blumberg. coats,
suits. dresses; 1893 Broadway; Fellow ws
Buying Assoc; expected January 10.
ST. LOUIS Oscar Frsch; o. Frisch.
silks, cloaks, Astor; expected January 11-24
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Women to Run Daily Paper
Crime and Scandal To Be Taboo
i'm Chicago Publication

Chicago will soon have new morn
ing newspaper of novel type. The
new journal will be called The Chi
cago Daily Press" 1t will be an ex-
pansion of the present Chicago weekly
paper known as the "Women's Press
and Chicago Illustrated Press" bu.
will contain a mems section as we'll as
the present womens and pictorial sec
tions. 1t will be published on the
six week day mornings. Because Of
the white paper shortage situation the
circulation will be limited to 10000 by
subscription only. 1t will sell for 5
cents n copy.
Ferdinand Fisher. the editor, an
nounced that the change to a daily
will be made within sixty days.
"The present policy of publishing
no crime or scandal news will be
strictly adhered to-" he said. "The
paper will be independent in politics"
Chicago News.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Business Troubles
Petitions in bankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy filed in the
United States District Court yesterday were
follows:
THE PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUsE-In-
voluntary petition against the People $
T;a Bargain AZ House, House, 7os East 1soth Street.
assets about $1,000. The principal cred
TORS are: Q. Braunstein, $500: Morris
tioners attorneys are Cohen, Rosentham
Rosenthal G. Shapiro, 81 Union Square
1SIDOR sHAPIRO--voluntar petition
by 1sidor Shapiro. 55 East 1o3d Street.
The liabilities arc s1.174 and no assets.
The. principal creditors are: Opolins1y
Fruit Company, $414; Abraham Kriegel.
VII, and M. Brodsky & Co. $1S5. The
petitioners attorney Is Louis J. Gould, 1872
Nassau Street
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
KELLY.SPRIMGFIELD TIRE co.

The Board OF Directors has this day de-
clarcd a quarterly cash dividend OF One
Dollar C$100) per share and quarterly
stock Dividend OF Three Per Cent. (3fe)
the Common stock OF this Company.
payable In Common Stock of this Company
both payable February 2 1920 to stock
holders Of record at the close Of business
January II. 1920.
Checks in payment OF tho cash dividend
and IL Certificate OF Common stock or Il
Warrant representing fractional share OF
Common Stock. or both. in payment Of the
stock Dividend will be mailed.
Dated New York. January 6, 1920.
Il. A. SEA N. SecrctarY.
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on the part of the industry to get
workers as application has been made
to the United States Employment
Service and other agencies where
organized registration of those seek
ing jobs has been under way for some
time, but it has not resulted in pro-
ducing the workmen.
AS New York produces about 80 per
cent c OF the popular priced jewelry and
IS per cent Of the high grade neck
laces and rings manufactured in this
country, fear is expressed in the trade
that if some of the shortage is not
made up soon orders for jewelry for
1920 will go from this city to some
other jewelry center such as Attle
boro and Newark and that New York
may lose its pre-eminent position.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
FURS-Furriers
Buying Direct From Tanners

More manufacturing furriers are
purchasing their skins directly from
the trapper or country collector in
order to avoid paying the profit ex-
acted by. the skin dealers here. The
SKIN dealer operates on a small per-
centage OF profit, but the great heights
to which prices have risen makes Chat
percentage worth saving Some of the
largest manufacturers have bought con-
siderable quantities directly from tran
pers for several years, but the smaller
men are now resortng to this practice.
However, it has not become general
enough to affect the trade of the dealer.
who is still the main source of supply
TOR foreign furs. Many of the small
large purchases during the trapping
season and are thus forced to buy
from the dealer in small lots durinr the
manufacturing season.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Judgments Filed
In New York COunty

Ill new XOrR county
Tho following judgments were filed v
that of the debtor:
Brewster. Ernest B-W w Car
Braut. Abe-S Levine ....... PTS
Blue Bird Packing Co, Inc
Briggs, Aanson T-Mao kellogg $3.50
Bouclcauit. Renee-spitz 8 Brom- -
Burroughs, Geo E-waidorf-As- ''0'0
chedeF. Franz. and barnett '''''
Mazer--M Stroker ct al ... 234
Cosmopolitan Co. Inc-G II Cal
Carney 1.ss Andrew and Annia Car. 'i'l
Davis, Jules. acmais ana Fidelity s Cas-: 20
ualty Co Of N Y-People. etc. 500
Dwight. Grace CT f Null
Fix. a sanl-N n sorcher .:... 5ss 5ss
Frelrlch, Julius - Interboroush
Rapid Transit Co, costs. 49,. 1875
Farrell. Edward - InterborouRh
Rapid Transit Co, costs. . 11s
Gerson. VIM and Henry Marks
Cni3 GManhastan tt a.. & Cloth Finishing n.o
Goldman. Max-Cudahy Pack
ing Co 1856
Gropper. Edward--H Farr. ..... 1.61l
Gottfried, Felix--L Hilman.... 1874
Herman, Jay-N Star Co.... 191
Howard. Richard At Krik-
Ha!lock, VIM E-renn oil 1s'
co. Inc ;... ......... 1.41s
Hehlg. Mlchael-M Hafman.... 301
Interstate Pulp & Paper Co
Kosta, Tessa--Dramatic Mirror
Krauter, sismund.Piaciii;o Trad ss'
Lobos. s Alfredo. o'en'i" ana Iobo Maca '0''SS
ROM Cor F Falcon ct al AJAX
Liberty Soap Co. Inc.--Rose
Lithog1a stnoga ghic Ihc corporation 1890
zell Machine Co.............. 4SS
1Andblom, Albert WI. Ait
schul ...... ........ 103
La@arowitz. Louis-H NJ. Levy:
Lewis, Samuel - I. weisberg;
New York; state womans Land
North tn'' George t"G statsn Sa,sn island '''
New ''iy York X Railways co-Red '''
orHo M,ns janesT' Eo. 'M;i,,ii;:'.. M,,isr ~ ~
o'Donnell. John F.-A. Il. Docls-
rell ................. 1877
plunkett, William H. - Tide
Water OH Sales Corp. !... 1858
Pcnnel. Robert FL. BAN
Ransom. Stephen and Wharton
Green g. Co.. Incl. LeflSo-
: . Il
Roeder, Fred A.--Encyclopaedia
Britannica OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 316
Reilly Gross Mfg. Co. - II. L.
Grcenbaum SAT
Red Lime Transportation Co.,
Inc.--A. Chodack ........... 3o4.
Republic Trading Co. Kalle
Color and Chemical Co., Inc. 875
Skudowitz, Isidore--I. Steinhaus III.
Solomon. Benjamin. and Barnett
Friedman (Soomon & Fried
man)--S. Oppenheimer . 3l2
Simon. Emanuel-S. Trimmer &
Sons, Inc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1858.
Volpe. Jennie. and Salvatore
Datnore---People. etc. ........ 257
Zwicker, Sarah-Arnour & Co.. 257
In Bronx County
Abramson, Reuben--C. w. Berg $144
Friedman, Mildred-P Bieder-
man ................. "a
Fairchild, John F. - Indiana
Flooring Co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6s3
Gottfried, Felix-L Hllman... 1874
Marks, Harry-S. Adolph ct al. 376
Sachs, William-H. Kobe. ..... 266
Tenscr. Samuel--L. II. Robinson. 46
Weitzman. MorriS--S. Adclph ct
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.JEWELRY-Trodc
Lacks 5000 Skilled Workers

A shortage of at least 5000 skilled
workers confronts the jewelry manu-
featuring industry in New York City
at present, due partly to the number
of men now on strike and partly to
the large amount of workers who left
the trade for other industries. Var.
Gus attempts have been made to make
up that shortage, but without sue
cess. The handicap under which the
trade labors at this time in conse-
quence of the labor shortage is caus-
ing serious concern because jewelry
labor cannot be supplied at short
notice, as it takes years to produce
qualified skilled worker.
1t has not been for the lack Of effort
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09

IA "A 'uoasul,unH 'Suedu,oo spooo Siu
pIrue,s y q pun 'uu,a 'uspso 'Hurdmoo
sucS y 1JoioMooS uuor VA 'sirqsIs,sd
90 y qso'I 6As1 :'uusL sIudueV '6usd
-moo suoS SAs1 snunr :'~A ~ 'suVseu.M
Husdwoo spooD SIQ esoH wNolH
aul :uuoL 'oIllAxouY 'Suedmoo kpauusN
IaAusu suIaouoo xuiMoucI spa ,uss
-sldsl foul 'AeMpsoaa ,.s ~ 'usmpslsa
= uemuss 20 suiuu sus ispun sprIa SuIa-
-lssi psuado oAuu ''oo y asSeV 'asuusslsri
20 xlaswioy 'uempslia sis pur 'usus
-rss y sosA 20 SIassa1oJ 'ucwsss r r
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
International Agricultural CORPORATION

New York December IS, 1919.
Tho Board Of Directors OF the Intcrna-
tlonal Agricultural Corporation has this
day declared quarterly dividend of one
and one- e-quartcr per cent. Ihfn) on the
Preferred stock Of tho corporation, paya-
bio January 18th, 1920. to stockholders
of record nt tho close of business Decem- :
ber 3lst 1919. Tho transfer books will
not be closed
IOuN j. MArSON LR Trenaircr
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Business Item

Sidney Relsman. former New York resi-
dent buyer for tho bargain basement OF
William Tilsns Sons Company. Of Boston.
has entered tho silk business with Douglas
N. Tausaig at 1870 Mast Twenty slxth h
Street under the Arm name OF Tauszig 4
Rsisman. Tho firm In acting a. selling
agents for several foreign and domestic
manufacturers OF broad and ito silks
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09

prices ago
Sugar. granulated. per lb. .15.20Q16 8
Coffee, Rio No T, per b.. 1875 16h
Coffee Santos No 4. per h. 25
Sugar-Many refncrs were In the mar
kets as buyers Of raw sugar yesterday. ow-
ing to the activity being shown by foreign
buyers This buying advanced sellers
price ideas, the market closing strong with
the tendency for nearby positions upward
Sales of 1000 bags Cubas. April shi pment
Coffee Futnres--The marlWt very
active yesterday and prices broke into
new high ground for the movement, with
all active months at one time selling at
points higher on the strength of the Off
cial cables from Brazil which showed sharp
advances in the spot markets and in
Santos futures and the situation was
further strengt hened by a special cable
showing further gains in Santos OF $50 to
100 res. with cables to the trade report
Ing the cost and freight market firm
higher and too unsettled to quote cor
roctiy Wall Street was buyer during
he forenoon, trade interests were buyers
days advance being So to So points net
gner. Late in the day there was a
wave of realizing, which, however. after
the rapid advance OF the past week. was
and local trade selling orders broke the
market some 20 to 80 points. final prices
showing net gains OF IS to 36 points, with
the undertone steady.
One importer had offers Of Rio Is. stcr-
ling credit. at 2l.s5c. a very high price :
another cabled bid down of 2sc for
Santos bourbon 3s. and reply came back
offering at 34c. or advance of &C per
pound. which shows the irregularity OF
prices The local spot market was hrm
1G NC
The range of prices follows
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09

pectations OF an increased movement. The
West reported further efforts on the part
shipment, but no business was confirmed.
Carlot receipts for the day very mod
crate and country points were overbid :
diverting corn from that center
Yesterdays Previous Year
com Corn SoH No. yell. si7sn %Ss sl9sA I?:s ,1ss
Chicago:
Nay shHuaFS isSs lsS i:ss** i:ss* issS i:ss
Oats--Thc market was firm early In the
day. advancing about a cent a bushel on
reports Of export sales Of about a million
bushels overnight and owing to light
country offers. Longs sold on the advance,
however, and toward the close of the day
tho market was reactionary, losing about
half the early advance.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
No. white. .$0.9S S098 $0.79h
May ......... 8sN S41a .69h
July y.......... 40 I'M -
Rye--Market firm,
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. Westerns O3N s2o2a4 sl.75
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were;
Yesterdays Previous Year
close close ago
MINI: patent. $500 $500 sio.s5
Cornmeai 400 100 S75 0p 4. 90
Rye -four $500 900 $500 80 S25QDS75
Bran. 4S.50M 1900 48.5O949.00 $500
Cottonseed Oil
The market was quiet yesterday, total
sales amounting to 600 barrels. The
iirmness in lard and cotton helped to
tain prices. although the demand was
slow and there was moderate selling by
longs and for Southern account. On the
whole, prices ranged within narrow
limit and at the close of the day were
points net higher to 10 points net lower.
The range Of prices follows
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Bus ess New

az "eca paper market
."ooeraely at
O "' No""""O w "0 'ie chie1 purchasers
bankers and dealers
eu ar amount of and
banks Rates unchanged . - - ~ "'N '"'ei'ot
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
UmmiIton rlyo yn.urnncc q,

Hamilton frirn Insurance 90.
The snnuai YneetinK Of tha Hamilton
Fire InsurADcc Company VIII bs hcld at
~ ofnes. 50 John Btrset, ON Monday.
January 18th. 1870 al z T., H., for tho
siselion OF directors and tho transaction
81 such other. businoss as may come be-
ARrHUH IuNesEn. in. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County


The first name is that OF the debtor
second that OF the creditor. and the
when Judgment was filed:
Janowsky, David-R. r. Dings ct
al; May 2s, 1918 (canceied).. 81
Pitou. Spire jr.-Philippine Veg
etable on CO.; Feb. 10, 1919, 1,5
Halpern; Oct. 81, 1919. :...... .
Norman. Trevor--P. Henkel ct
al; Oct. II. 1913. .
A. Joseph knapps Sos Ivory
Kahn. Samuel IA. freeman;
Kahn. Samuel j.. and Thomas
X Martin-A. Freeman Nov.
Fair Deal Realty Co.-Lawyers
Title & Trust Co; Dec. l2, 1919. IL
Marks Jacob-Robcrts. Cushman
g. Co.: Oct. 80, 1918. ........ l
Ritter Bros.-City Of N. Y; Dec.
Cash, Jacob-c. e. Kimball ct al;
Aug. 26, 1919 s
Massac husetts Bonding & ms.
Co.-H. Sapera: Jan. 16. 1911. 90
Ginsberx, Max-N. Robbins; June
Securing Co, Inc.--Commercial
Advertiser Association: June
Rubin. sS iyau SAM Champion; Nov. 10
Ia, 1915 ................. .
Manhattan Steam Dycng Scour
Ing Works.. s. Phillips; June
6, 1913 ................... B.
Abbc Engineering Co.. lnc.--J.
Buckley: Feb. 10. l9l9....... 1.6
Same--J. Buckley; Dec. 10. 1919. 20
Danzig. David M. and Albert--L.
Fischer; April "a. 1917. a
Womans Hospital in the State Of
N. "a E. West; March Z,
1917 (reversed). ................ 2.9
First. Harry-E. Ran2al: Aug. 10,
1918 .........t.... .......... !
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
GrLLILAND OIL COMPANY.

Now York. Iunuary 7. 1910.
At meeting Of tho Board OF Directors
of this Company hold January Z. 1920. n
quarterly dividend of 2% on the prnferred
stock Was declared payable February is.
1890, 10 stockhnldefs OF record at the
close Of business. February g. 1910.
j. W, HAYES, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
ASSOCIATED iNDUSTRlALS
CORPORATION

II PINE STREET NEW YORK CITY.
January 4. 1920.
The regular quarterly dividend OF 500
a. share on the 81 First Preferred STOCK
Of this Company. is payable January 10
1920, to stockholders OF record of that date.
date
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09

OFFERINGS TO BUYERS

WOOIEN and worsted hand knitting yarn
Khaki and oxford four ounce skeins. I'm
mediate shipment. Becker. Amsterdam. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
stock, current make, No /, 47c: No :, 4sc
lower grades 42G4

lc-n' current make. No l. 47c; No >. 46c
io"er grades 42G45c.
Cneese--.-Receipts were s,797 boxes. State.
more milk, fresh flats colored or white.
aoi. average run. -: held fats. specials.
90 "a y S5c average run. 31@3oc; lower
Whites e,es or colored. 3l1s a S2c: average run
W. ~, lover grades 2sUs0hc; Wisconsin,
DDaisies, fresh, s2132ssc held 32@asc
youn yyouole Daisies. fresh or held, s1A q S2hc:
lung lung Americas, fresh. 32h 0324tc: state
sksi1ns. s's. fresh specials. % 22@23Lac; prime to
iInolce' 17G20c: fair to good, 14@17c:
lower grades. 7913c =
EgEs-Receipts were ss13 cases. Fresh
gathered. extras. dozen. sac: extra f,rsts
g. 9. VSEc; = firsts, 7s@Soc; seconds and poor
er, s o5p 7Sc: refrigerator, special marks,
llancy charges paid, SIS 056c frsts. 62A
PC; seconds. 47@52c: under grades. 3o9
4Sc; sterilized. $50 60c; dirties, 35@42c:
snecKs 3o@ SSc; State, Pennsylvania and
HsSSarby Western hennery whites, extras.
sse; &c frsts to extra flrsts. s4@s7c; under
grades 7s s@82c: gathered whites. frsts to
ex.ra e,a hrsts, s3GS7c; pullets, 72@77c: Pa
sinc s Coast whites. express. extras, s7@Ssc:
@ III SIS. "a q s5c: pullets. Petaluma =: other
sections 68@72c; other Western and
southern gathered whites sO@s5c: State.
fehnsylvanta and nearby henry browns
iancy. s40 SIC; gathered brown and mixed
@f,n,r' cGiors' graded. fancy. S2@S3c; fair to
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09

e. --~~ ----
THE ANECAL MEETING, or THE STOCK
holders of the COkTINEHTAL CASING
coMPASY, INC. ~il be held at tho olflce
III the company. No, 10 Broadway. New
York CITY, on Monday. January 18th, 1920
n 2 1'cock r. M. TO elect directors and 70
ta ansact such other busness may prop
efly come before such meeting.
A. BTEDMAN JAMEEON.
Eecretafy.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09

=
to prime. 100
IDS.
Dressed b g e (.
sides. ID.
Live veals, com =
mon to prime,
100 lbs.
Dressed V e q |,
city. ID.
Live ewes. 100
lbs.
Dressed mutton,
city. ib.
Dressed lambs,
city. Id.
Hogs. 100 lbs.
Live lambs, fair
to prime, 100
lbs.
Dressed h o & 8
bacon, lb.
Mess beef, Dbl.
Lard, mid West.
100 lbs.
Mess pork, Dbl.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
1,v. Yesterday. Year ago.

sl5.so@1e.75 $13.co@1s.5o
100 rs .21@ .2s
1s.oo@24.oo 1s.oo@23.oo
.2S@ .s5 .24@ "a
100000 s.oo@11.oo
.12@ .ls .1s@ "a
.24@ al 800 as
1900 W15.75 17.75@1s.25
1s.oo01s.a5 17.5o@1s.s5
is'$ i,.5s$: $:a's :s.ss. ;a.$S:st$ s'5sS Ss's;
22.4o@22.5o 2a.5o@2s.so
44.00@ % - 60.00@51.O0
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS

TO THE sTOCkHOLDERS OF THE CORN
EXCHANGE BANK or NEW YORK:
Tho Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of The Corn Exchange Bank. New Yorl:
CITY. for the election Of Directors ana In
spectors OF Election for the ensuing year,
and FOR the transaction OF such other bust
ncss az may properly be brought before
the meeting. viii be held at the Banking
uouse. 13 william Street Borough OF
Manhattan. CITY OF New York, on TUES
DAY. JANUARY 2oth: 1920. at IL o'clock.
Noon.
At said meeting proposition win be
submitted and voted upon to increase the
Capital stock OF said Bank from -Four
Million two hundred thousand dollars TO
-Four Million six hundred and twenty
thousand dollars by the issue OF forty two
hundred additional shares of 500 each
20 be offered TO stockholders at par ii
proportion to the stock already held by
them.
rho polls will be open from IL o'clock.
Snor. 10 / % p NJ
WALTER a. FnEw.
President.
EDWARD s.. MALMAR,
Cashier,
Acting as Secretary
49, HxA
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Sugar and Coffee

| Current Year
prices ago
Sugar granulated. per lb. .15.2OQ16 8
Coffee, Rio No :, per b.; 1878 16h
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09

III NEW XOfR COuHty
The following judgments were filed yes
to-day, January T. the flrst name being
that of the debtor:
Brewster Ernest B-W w Car
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-11-18
CENTRAL OHIO FARMS.

We have sold several farms
within the last few months to
North Carolina people, and we
desire to announce that we will
send to any one interested, our
catalogue free of charge, upon
request for same.
This section of very fertile
land, is natural grass and clio.
YER soil, in fact in the limestone
and heavy clay districts, blue
grass an d clover become self
seeded, and just naturally grow
well, all through this section are.
fine flowing springs and creeks,
plentiful supply of pure water
the year around. The wonder
full hay, corn and forage crops,
the silo, the climatic advantages.
the ready markets for farm pro.
ducts within easy reach, these
things mean profit for stockmeng
and dairymen.
There are few sections of the
United States where a greater
variety of crops can he grown
and where the danger from fail.
ure Is less.
A total crop failure in this coun.
try has never been known. In
this land of promise, with our re.
markable variety Of crops, WE
ARE SAFE.
Write us for the free illustra.
ted and descriptive catalogue
with free list of farm bargains.
Address: e. A. STROUT FARM
AGENCY, Blake V. Mizer, Mgr,
Shelby Building, COSHOCTON,
OHIO.