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New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Judge Gary Is
Confident as Ever
OF the Future
Says Conditions Are No
Worse Than Expected:
Decries Public and Private
Extravaeance and Greed

Although admitting tha. there are
many things in the general business
atmosphere which arc st;ll ;squeting.
Ebert II. Gary, chairman of the United
States Steel Corporation, yesterday de-
c.cred that he was as hopeful and con-
fdent OF the future as he has been a.
any time. Conditions are no worse
than it was predicted they would be
many months ago, he said. and the
wonder IS that they have not been
much worse
"Condit;ons ale abnormal" Judge
Gary asserted. "Exhibitions Of hate.
greed. passion and distrust come from
on a5normalized condition OF the
minds Of the people. The cap.talis.
has been using his wealth to unrea-
fortune. The workman has been try
ing to secure larger compensation for
less service. The tradesmsn has been
buying for the lowest ohtainable price
and charging the highest profits which
would De tolerated. There has been
Indifference on .he part of many to
the rights and interests of others. The
Golden Rule in business has been TEN
porarily suspended. There has been
an orgy Of extravaganza and proiigacy."
Referring 70 the more hopeful side
Of the picture, Judge Gary said that a
country like the United States, which
accomplished what It did during the
wal. could master an economic situa-
ton far worse and more difficult than
trc present
"But, in ny judgment" he continued.
there is no dficui. situation TO over
come. Notw.thst standing the most dis
agreeable features of the daily l.fe Of
which We hea- or read, VIC have passed
through aad out Of them and are rap
IDLY returning % more normal situa-
Non. he present apparent depre ssio2
n business was bound TO follow the
cessation of hoStilities. Until the pres
ent resdjus .ment is completed and a
fair basis Of selling prices established
We may not expect a large a volume
OF business As we m ght hope for.
lone who gives little bus not much
thought 20 the situation is surprised
that during the last few months no
serious failures have taken place, but
one who makes d careful study Of the
situation realizes ths. the reason we
have had only less business ana not q
panic is because of the vast amount Of
wealth and resources Of the country
and the best spirit Of the finest people
IN perhaps The creates. country in The
world
we are still doing a substantial
business in this country The United
States Steel Corporation is doing 4
large business. Our daily bookings
are larger than the tots! capacity Of
the mills when the corporation was
first organized. and this notwiths tard
ing, there is some, and perhaps con-
sidera hlc. nront resuitino,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Uneasy About Industrial Alcohol

question y few months ago noush'
Lated States Industrial Alcohol a. IL spec
niatire Investment lis recent action ha,
csuse4 Inc some uneasin~ss. Would yeu
advise sailing Wuac information have
you abou, the compauy?-H $.
Answcr-Unitsd States Industrial Al
cohol stock is speculative. Such issues
should not be purchased for permanent
Investment. The company, like SC
many others, made large profits during
the war period. What it VIII do dur
ing. the period Of readiustment remains
TO be seen. For investment one should
purchase only those issues which arc
so we'll secured both as to principal
and interest or dividends that they are
not sensitive to earnings. We d. not
attempt to advise or speculation. There
have been no official statements OF
earnings since those for the year 1918
II has been stated unotficiaNy, how
ever, that the dividends arc being
earned
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
TO Aid New England Roads

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s--As a tenn
porary means OF giving New England
railroads fai~ portion G., ioint fre :gh t
rates between carriers cast and west
Of the Hudson River. George II. Eaton.
assistant freight traffic manager Of the
Boston & Maine, suggested to-day TO
the Interstate Commerce Commission
that divisions be made on d percentage
basis, according to length OF hauls.
Attorneys for the New York Central
attempted to show that tho percertages
suggested were unfair, as they would
give the carriers east OF the river a
greater amount for 3 sho! ter haul than
the New York Central would receive
for a longer and more expensive haul.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
New Investment Firm

The firm Of Hsnnahs, Ballin & Lee
has been organized to transact . busi-
ness in investment securities at ll5
Broadway after January 3. The part
r"rs are George c. Nannshs. Douglas
d. Ballin. ". MURRAY Lee and FrsI-
arick ". Schaumburg Willianl r. Hit
OF Washington, will be special part
ner
>, All Of the general partners and
Hascal K. Narrower and Harvey L.
Srand. who will also be associated
with the new firm, have been with
harris, Forbes & Co. from ten to more
than twenty years. Mr.. Nanuahs has
handed the purchase and sale OF tate
and municipal bonds: Mr.. BALM has
neen manager of the New York Citv in
Vestors' department.; Mr.. Lee, manage,
Ct the New York City dealers depart
ment' and Mr. Schaumburg in charge
os trading in government AMI munie.
lral bonds.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Monthly Earnings

t-o;opa-lso7 = made With correspond
rs rlonth - -s1s.)
InterborouGh Rapid Transit
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Cuffey Gillespie Earnings
Net After Expenses Equal Il
$3.50 a Share ON Common

The GuFey Gillespie oil Company
issued its report to stockholders yes
terday Cor the year ended August 81
last, showing ret earnings, sitter ex-
penses OF operation, taxes and divi-
dends on the preferred stock, OF $4,5ei.-
$50. equivalent TO $3.50 share on the
common stock. compared with S4.so the
preceding year. .n shc income &C
count S1,5Sl,743 was set aside for re-
serves, leaving 2 surplus from the
years operations CT S2.9S0.2I6.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

Arthur II. Mayo.
Lieutenant Commander tSC. L. :. ~.
Oflcer Administering the Affairs of the
oeeretaria DC Estado de Hacienda , Co.
fHercio tor The Military Government.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Error in Bond Quotation

Qucstion-Teceutly Chicsg go. Milwaukee
&; =. Paul general mortgage pr cent
bonds vere quoted at e. 1852 ISSUE. Al
other paper quoted them at Is. whlte the
"a rsr cent VeTe still l0wer. Il sicn are
the best to buy OF the general lnortga <
Iqt9 issue the gl4s 4s or 4i.s? Would
you consider Pennsylvania Railroad gen
eral mort gage Aia lAt5. quoted ar -, or
The genera, = ~ 1855 at -. better bonds
buy? VIII the new : per cent issue
afsect these bonds VIII YOU 5indly send
llle . list OF some good bonds first grade,
which can be bought around 50 or loss.
Unless YOU conslIcr One OF these the hestH :
--9I~s. II. .. VI.
Answer-There was an error in re
porting Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul general i per cent 1889 at rs. 1t
should have been 5S. The 40 per cent.
which sell lower than this figure, are
the general and refunding 4 y per cent
20la. They arc junior lien to the
general mortgage bonds. There is no
difference in security among the gem
eral 3 l., per cent, 1 per cent and 4 y
per cent bonds. Purchase whichever
issue returns the most. You may de-
termine this b. dividing the selling
price into the amount of the interest.
This cannot be done With all bonds, but
where the maturity is SO far of it will
answer We regard the general mort
*age as sound investment. The 81,
Paul generals are q first lien on the
property. subject only to divisional
bonds. The Pennsylvania generals are
not so well secured but the Pennsyl-
vania is more successfully operated
property. Therefore the general 5 per
cent and A. per cent bonds arc en-
titled to good rating. The per cent
issues ahould have no bad effect on the
bonds. You would make no mistake,
we think, in purchasing either OF these
issues
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Bank of France Advances
To Government Not Cut
Failure to Receive German Rep.
aration Funds Responsible,
Saws Finance Minister

PARIS, Dec. 29.-The Chamber Of
Deputies to-day voted the governments g
iii authorizing maintenance OF the
Bank OF France 5 advances TO the gov
errment at - 1000 100000 francs. The
former agreement provided that the
government should reduce the advances 5
to $4,000, ,000, ,o00 francs
Minister Of Finance Francois Narsa}
said the governments promise to re-
duce she advances was based on the
financial clauses Of the Versailles
Treaty. He promised that the refund
ing OF 100000, 900 francs annually,
would be dom regularly beginning
next year. as the German repararions
would be settled by that time.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Omits Common Dividend

The United States Finishing Com
pany has omitted The quarterly divi-
dend on its common stock, owing to tho
prevailing depression in the cotton
goods trade However, the regular
quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent a
snare has been declared on the pre-
ferred stock, payable January to
stockholders Of record December II.
The last dividend OF IL per cent on
common waa paid On October l5.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
The
Chatham & Phenix
National Bank
OF THE CITY OE NEW YORK

The annual meeting Of the share
holders OF the Chatham & Phenix
National Bank IF the Cisy of New
York for the election of directors
and transaction of any other bust.
ness which may be brought before
said meeting will be held at the
banking house Of said association,
No. l4e Broadway, in the Borough,
OF Manhattan. in the City Of New
York, on Tuesday, January llth.
1921. at Il o'clock noon.
BERT J.. HASKINS.
Vicc-Pres. & Cashier
New York. Dec. sth. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Butter, Cheese arAs Eygs

Butter Receipts werc 900 paciages
s'reai.'ery, hiEher than extras. II, So = ~
score = q 15e, flrsts. :. to 50 score. 4s49
41c; seconds. Sc to - score 81 a 42c; lovg4r
siates, - Il &c; unsalted. higher than e1-
trss 81 = u soc. extras. IS y d59c; Nrsrs.
: ID 't csc. seconds. IS q s3c held or storage
hsb scoring, 5lia q 5'-iac; extras. so sic
hrsiS. 40 4sc, seconds, 52a3Sc lower
grades, - "a soc; Danish casks fresh. 81,
q. yaci state da!ry tubs, finest o. q SAC !,
3" z f-c; r"noNafed. eXtrss. 20 a 40c: ladies'.
urrent mar. hrsts. - ii rs: seconds q
g .i. - ,,,.r.- ,s~e7 grades -oaf-s packing
Z. &c lover Grades. j. q g1ac.
cheese -i.eceipts we're 7s2 boxes State.
y to.o milk. held carly made .iats sye-
'ials .b = a sc; fan made. IS q CSC
Nereg- run. - q .oc: fresh specials - a
-e n 2l i.c; twins. held specials. ga 2sc;
p rerase run .4Uz5c Wisconsin, NJ d
i!ats. - &c; wins "a &c; single
Daisies. holi. 95 n nc. double DAISIES. he'd
80 ea -7c. Yourg Americas he'd. ~, a ssc:
lresh. - n &c; skims. hold. specials. / ; q,
-'r prif1r = choice. 70 n y &c fair TO
Z go q - 4c. iovNr grades ioc.
tgg~ feceipts We're 1a.-4s cases Fresh
80 herr1. extras. dozen. SnNsic. sxtra
iir@is. -: fTsts. - q tic, seconds and puor-
er. .aN dc; dirtlee. Ne. /. 5J1 5sc. checks,
trs rs, o. a s4c. seconds. 50 n &c. state.
Heurs,l aria and nearby Y csrern heunerv
= hitea. extras, SIC; extra hrsis, IS q a&c;
t.rsia, So q &c: gathered whites, sirsts 70
80; outlets. c. n &c; Iaclfc Coast. white
e';tras. ovc, extra frsts s50ssc; frst-
So g; under grades. &c q &c, bullets.
selected small out, - II Use: usual ste g.
q 5Sc; other Western and Southern, gath
ored whites, reese. rtatc, Pennsyivania
and nearby Western. hannery browns ex-
ira. a2085c; gathe4~d brown and mixed
coiors.. graded extras, SOC Sic, hrsts to
cxt-a iir.ls IS n 1sc
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Southern Pacific Rights

ouestion-Whst is tho best thing 90 DE
with southern f-cile ri5Ats--s.ll thorr or
buy H. now OF stock? ] o7sn ne shares
Of the railroad stock What about IN
sutur- oi " Niliys-tirerlard cuilrlon stoc1. .,
ls there possioility OF the company going
into re-eiYcrshipF Does Chile Copp.9 loat
good a, present prices IL Z. J.
Answcr-You must decide for your
self az to whether it is advisable TO
exercise your right to purchase Pacific
OH stock Practically all OF. shares
arc highly speculative. We think this
on" is no exception. We cannot pre-
dict the future Of any company during
these times Of readjustment. Chile
Copper is highly speculative. All cop
per shares have been depressed. Many
have not earned their dividends. Some
have passed them. We do not attemp.
20 advise on speculation.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin, was firm, with Glass A quoted at
33.50035. SOC; Class B, Sic asked, and
Straits shipments, 33.50G36c Copper,
quiet; spot, l2.75c. Lead, quiet, New
York spot and East st. Louis spot,
21sc. Zinc, quiet; New York spot,
610c and East St. Louis, 5.70c
London metal markets follow: Tin,
standard spot 600 and futures, s206,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Equipment Bonds

E4fuc j
Ialt E Onto
Both ateet
J eefor r. A
buffalo X & j.
f.V
Canadian @at
r anal.+n or.
Canadian sr
= g. q 3 ~ j..
20
Che~ e. Ohio
g. Z: / IL I.
Chi Il = ~
g. ~ /. 4 - -
Del T. fiUas1@.
~
If4seo Chr.
81 Enaff4l
fIy
I = an cry $50
i>5uia u 4.i..
AIieh Central.
90 t.
- - + H. =
.5
- = r Lines.
3 cent u a.
% .*...+
p Z q Il ~ +
ca
= Z, ~ ~ II II
- Ilf fD+sf = VI
of Ifacirir
l'ae Fy E1n
rLet safsia
f'ltfa T. /. T.
rHa,}iEE tD.
f4Hsf mars 4
Saofharn se
FiI
fef;thrfu ftr
fnion raciNc
+ MON I rif
HtfKiEiAn s.
tffs D<zh
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Equipment Trust Authorized

ASH1NGTON, Dec. % - The At
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company
was granted authority to-day by the
execute an eQu; pment trust agrecment
and lease equipment agreement
amounting to $500, 600.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Investment
Information

Qxestsons Of eeaerei interest t. i~-
eestovs soalI be Gnsvered IN tkss cst-
Hn1, IN sehtch case only initials viii
% nsed. Others ,osll be aaslcercd BY
mail. Address all inquiries, tac!ss-
sss 8 stemped, addressed enreiope. to
ktnanesdl Editor, The Trrbuns, lsI
Na:sau Street, Neto York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
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Irving National Reception

Officers and staff of the irving Ma
tlonal Bank sept open house in the
hanks quarters in the Woolworth
Building yesterday from $3.50 TO D. m.
reception committee welcomed the
visitors to the bank. who were given
the seasons greetings and shown
Lhrough the banking nfiicas
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Dividends

Shows Fountain Hoidir
4 n inttiai di,.ilnrH "a ",
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

THE ANNUAL. MEETING Of the stocahoil-
eTs of DR.. Reed Cushion Shoe Co, Inc.
VIII b. h~ld q the office Of tho con.yai.
80 1872 Broad 1way. Borough Of Manhat,aa.
Cify OF New York. on The 4th dag or Ja.u-
airy, 1921, at o'clock IN tho Afternoon.
Ger the purpose OF eiect.ng directors co-
;he ensuing year and t~o i,isDecto-.s OF
Election TO serve at lhe next annual rlee
ing TO c0nsl laT amendments t. tho b.
laws and for tho transaction - such othAr
business as laay properly come hefore said
r.eet.g. ROY T. pAPErR
Dec %. 1870 Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Missouri Pacific
CeutrnI OF Georgia
Pjttsburxh & IsEe Erie

Eovegnb.r gross. s3.793.l%1 Inc sso7sat
Bal. arr taxes.. io4.5os Dec 1850
Nct o.. fncoinc... 4,S.o54 Dec. SIS,
.uos gross. s.. .51e.706 Inc. 6.95o..+
Bal. after taxes. a.7si,sS0 pcc 3es5.65.
Eet op. income. l14..sAs Dec. 6.O54.Qs.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

with sales Of 40 rs spot and oeo
tons futures. Copper, standard spot,
so los, and futures, ere So, with sales
OF 30 tons :. OF and $50 {. 3 futures,
and e!ectrolytic spot. es2. and futures,
!83. Lead, spot, f22, and futures. e23
lVS. Spelter SPOT. 226. and future. cog
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
A. w. SNOW, Cashier.
THE NEW yoRK Trust c0Mp.>y

- Btuad -, Now YORK.
TIE Annual Meeting OF .hc StooxhoIde-s
Of this COMPANY for he election Of
Trustees and Inspectors OF the neX. eiec-
ton. and for the transaction II any o.hs~
business that may come before the meet
ING. VIII be held at the offca Of the Con-
pany, No. 90 Droad Street. New yor1
city OF " ednesday. January Il, 1871
foiis wili be open from li.oo 4. II TO
lc:co noon.
BoYD q; CILEIS Sec.et.-,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
JOHN MARkLE COMPANY INC

NOTICE 3 HNrsby given hat The anrua,
-reeting os the stockholders OF the John
Markie Company. Jrc-. sor the election Of
Directors for III. ensuing year. and FOR tho
transaction Of such other business as MAJ
properly cone before The meeting, Will DO
nell a h Offices of tho Company, IS West
Ath st-eet. on Thursday. January is. 1891,
a. : : clock noon.
W. ". lIINDE~NACy Sec-..a-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
~uE r,Nlr or .l,1,p-C,

EeN EorK CIt". N,ce.nter = 1eeo
The Sanrai meeting ~ nc s,octholce.v
q thts Bank -: lie election Of Directors
a..I Tor he trassaction OF s,,il other n,.slnes.
as may 7re7eIy CONF tcfore the meeting.
I'll oe held a. the Office or the Tsrk "a
Wall street. New York Cisv. or Tresday
January !. 1891. az one o'clock p. N. The
polls VIII -eiaasr open lr.i, .wo o clock . IN
CHARLES L. CURTIS. Cashie-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Garfield National Bank.
200 F1FTH AVENUE

New York. December 50. 1870
The annual meeting Of tho stockholders
% this bank Cor the election c: directors
and the transaction Of such othe7 bus!nes.
as irly properly come before the ga g
It.eetins VIII be held at The banking house,
tifth Avenue and Twenty third street, q.
Tuesday. January II, 1921, from = A y
to u NJ.
A " SNOW Csah.s-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
German Internal Ronds

Quoted iu dollars per 900 rnarks)
ssles 1000 oialstod). Open. High. Low. raet
i i iis.inarg ils' .'n 4s. 1- i93. ~
~o u iel-cu ss..-..-. - ~ %
.cn.lstsa. fs.ns cents per sha-e.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
GEoRGD pEvoLL. sec-e..-..

NOTICE IS hereby gvcn tha. the annual
meeting = The stockholders OF sl5 Wash
q gtor Ave. Inc. VIII be he'd p -na off.c..
Of the company. 100 I'ifth Ayerua. CIV o.
New York. on Jan. r. Is.I. - 1850 o.c,oc..
? N, for the Surpos- Of tie eviction Q.
r'e directors to- eneuing year. "a also two
inspectors q election 70 scrvc a, The n4x,
annual meeting. ana fer the trsnsact.ou o.
such other business As may properly come
tS1ore sald meeting Polls VIII remain open
from l2;5o r. 10 $50 ,. m
Il. =. BALL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
INTERNATIONAL rArIn- COMPANY

Nv OK, I1rNrInher -. l9Ia.
Tho Board OF Directors have declared a
reSelar euarteri. dividend of ere and one
Aai; per cent q i-'r) on ths preterr.d
capital stoc. % this Company. PAYABLE
January 18Th, 1921. 70 Yreferrel atockholf-
era ot record - tAc close Gf business Janu-
ar 1th, feol.
OWEN SHEPHERD. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

u TTTF1NN 40. o.
\ quarterly dividend Of two per cent
has been declared on the Common Stock
~ this company. payable January .5. 1871
10 stockholders Of record a. Tho ciose q.
business January Is. 1874
l. PRICE rrca-urc-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Garfield National Bank
5TH Ay. AND 2SRD ST.
Vow York. December -. lsae

Now York. December -. 1920
:, netting oe The Board o Directors
hHia ms day, quarterly dividend Ct Three
1'er lent and an extra DIVIDEND 9, Three
t'tr Cent. -pon lie Capital stock % th,s
pan 'fas le iar"d. payable. free oe Clt.- ar.i
s'ate aH. on and arteg Deceiule~ y. 1929
70 s4cs..i "i'lets of vecnrt :. close OF h.sl-
ness December %. la19 Transfer book.
V'l- 10 .oa@ from u. eTnae- -. 1e2o. 20
Jariar.' 9. ia-1
a. " SNOW. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL NOTICE
To the Holders of Dominican RepubIic 50
Bonds Issue of 1913, Due 1883

TO the Holders of Dominican Republic -.
Bonds, Issue of 1913. Due 1888.
II aecovlance With l.xecrtioc Orde- -
scaled proposals "ill be received BY the Soc
,"taria 70 Esta3o d. Hacienda ' Cornercio
rrti 10 o'cioe1 \. N. OF February l. March
and Apri T. 1871 for the purchase for re
treWent CT bonds OF the Dominican Rep.hltc
lafel January 4, 19is, due le3s. without re
geri 70 series ~ an amount esfirnatea a.
TiiJt t-E llJNDRl1Ie AND TWENTY THOU
noo}e lates total for ali three datNs or
ssio p'e. All proposals shall re submitted in
7rIllieat" and staN specify the number %
iAe nonds offered, the series. the par value
and he price ~ which offered. aud shall re
slSnea ~ IA Official duiy authorized 10 ar
f9r the hld"rs pom the outside or the
scaled envelopes containing proposals. shall
rppeer th- wor'is "Proposals opening Of
.......4 .........- Qtl la date Said Propose 8
'Fill he openel IN public in the Office OF the
r. eFsignsd IN February !. March I am
tpr' ], is2l nniess such Gates fan upon Il
81 d. or esal holiday, In which case tho
bids 50 III oo opeael On the following day
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
THE LAWYERS SURETY co. OF
NEW YORK.

n Fs1TAR STREkT.
c. this company viii 10 heid a. th.s
onlce on January ith. 1871. ~ +, NJ. for
faa election o. Directors and the transac-
i.on o. such business nay como before Al.
n VAN IAMBACFIT. Acting Secretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stoc Aho!ders Of the rcnusylvan.a-Ionc
Island DeV. Co. Will be held q. ,hs
Grand Hotel Broadway and slst ST.. on
We'd. Jan. :. 1871. "a. 2. n ro- ths
election o. officers and such ether ,,a,.
ness AZ may como before the meeting.
u. WAGNEE Seclw
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

Sno"'s Fountain Holding Corporatiun-
An initial dividend or 20 cents a sfn-c
mas hNen declared. payable January 6 70
stoc1AotceTs ot record December g.
American Ice ConpaNy--An extra rlyi-
crhd ol ! Jrr cent share hss ba.n
declared In addition t. the regular quar-
terly d:v'deuts OF p-r car. ana IL.
pr cent on Preferred, all payshls Jsru-
a1y "a 10 stockholders OF record J.uu.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Chicago. Milwaukee 4 st. Paul

sGxc,usics 81 accruSis under provisions
OF contract No. q and related certificates
under which these agreements with the
CITY are l@yANle :.o,.s ta.Nre rArn.nss
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
THE 9th sTKFET STUDIO BUILDING
ASSOCIATION

Notice IS hereby gif~u rha' the ANIMAL
MEETING of th- SJOt EfIoID2RS % .fts
Assoe alton. for he election OF DIRECTORS
and ne transaction cf such ether business
- ray properly cotI.e before the meeting.
n'.., be held - ". 5fth Street \ =
Cry, o. MONDAY. January 10, 1891, At
CE0RGE 1lEyC.fr sno-o.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Markets i'm Other Cities
Detroit

5000 com Ed lst 80. 77i4 q5I 77i. ~.
1900 l'-o Gas Ref IS d2a. e2,. 62s. s2,
fgQe Swift 1st s. .gt. Taf. 70 -
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

Committee;
VIM. II. NICHOLS, Chairman
". Fl. NICHOLS, JR.,
F. l.. PIERCE,
r w. SWIFT.
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WM J. MATHESON.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

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