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A. NJ Loss.
f:2O-20i West End av.; Ethel Olson. Trifllng
. .0O-proa dway and 1f7th ST.: auto
mobile; James Graham. ..... .Trlfling
3:4J--1T0th 81. and Broadway; auto
mobile In garage; ii. Il. Scott.
Unknown
6:fo-5Os East 1880 st.: Robert
Burns.... go. .... .Irltiing
6:fo--iSf2 ist av.; Anna Levy. q. Trifllng
6:45-326 East 18th st. automobile In
garage. Samuel Cohen. 1900. .Trifling
S:20--i0Sl Teller av.. The Bronx;
Emma Goldstefn. THRILLING
s:35--si w pist st. Mary Lyons. Unknown
0 :3O--39i East attn et.i unoccupied.. Unknown
r. NJ
IL ;1O-25s 7th ST. p. 6nyderman. Unknown
IL .20-Front OF 1903 Allen ST.; Second
avenue elevated. ............Triflins
i:25--25 e. soth ST.. q. II. In
vesting Co.. Unknown
2:1J-65s 18th av., owner unknown
2 .25-i2p p. seth ST.. Rinzei Bleyser. thrilling
3:25--6th av., Montgomery Stevens
Trfling
3:45--37s6 B'way. Herman Rosenberg
4.1O- 325 Lexington av.. unknown Unknown
4:45-2i3 Sullivan ST.. Cordono Bros.
Unknown
51o--Ss7 w. 18th ST.. Martin sayer
Unknown
s:fo-5s2 u. i5pth at, The Bronx,
James Flynn. 49,. 1900. Total loss
9 .S0-153 W.. 10Th st., Melville Dress
Co. and Arrow Necktis Co. Unknown
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THE rLArr IRON WORKS COMPANY.

To the Holders OF
First Mortgage Six Per Cent. Sinking
Fund Twenfy-Year Gold Bonds issued
and outstanding under the Mortgage
of The Piatt Iron Works Company TO
Central Trust Company OF New York
as Trustee, dated August I, 1919.
Notice Ia hereby given that The Plat
iron works Company has called for re-
demption on February !, 1921. all of the
bonds issued and outstanding under the
above mortgage at los per centum Of the
face amount OF said bonds and accrued
interest; that on said first day OF Feb
ruary, 1921, there will become due and
PAYABLE upon each of said bonds the
principal thereof with five per cent. pre-
MUM thereon. and that no further interest
viii accrue OF be payable upon any OF
said bonds after said first day OF Feb
ruary. 1921
Holders OF said bonds are hereby re-
quired to present TIE same for rcdemp-
ton on said first day OF February. 1921,
a, the office of Central Union Trust Com
pany OF New York. No. 80 Broadway, ".
Y. City.All bonds 80 presented must be IN
negotiable form accompanied by the coupon
due August /, 1921, and all subsequent
Holders OF said bonds may obtain pay
ment OF the same at any time prior 10
said first day OF February. 1921. at los per
centum OF the face. amount thereof. to-
10 the time OF such payment. upon the
presentation and surrender At said office
OF said Trust Company OF the bonds held
BY them respectively In negotiable form
accompanied by all unmatured coupons.
Dated, New York, December 9, 1920.
THE PLATT IRON WORKS COMPANY,
BY j. +. TIARrLIEB. Vice President.
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FINANCIAL NOTICE
To the Holders OF Dominion Republic 3,
Bonds, Issue Of 1918. Due 1888

Bonds, Issue OF 1918, Due 1893
In accordance with Executive Order 2s2
scaled proposals will be received by the
gecretaria dc Estado dc Hacienda Co
morclo until 10 o'clock A. ~. OF February 1.
March 1, and April 1, 1921. for the pur-
chase for retirement OF bonds OF the Do
ninican Republic dated January I, 1918.
due 1888. without regard to series, TO an
amount estimated AZ THREE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
$3.50 OO0) on each OF the above dates. n
total for all three dates of &e00, 900 All
proposals shall be submitted In tripiicste
and shall specify the number OF the bonds
offered. the series, the par value and the
price at which offered and shall be signed
BY an official duly authorized 20 act for
the bidders. Upon the outside OF the
sealed envelopes containing proposals shall
appear the words Proposals opening OF
- (fiii In datc.)' Said proposals
viii be opened IN public IN the office OF the
on February 1. March 1 and
April T. 1921. unless such dates fall upon
Sunday or legal holiday IN which case the
bids will be opened on the following day.
arthur ". MuUo.
Lieutenant Commander (SC), u. \. N.
officer Administering the Affairs OF tho
gecretaria de Estado dc Hacienda y Co
mercio for the Military Government
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
SUGAR.

Another advance occurred yesterday
in the local raw sugar market, although
business was not as active as on Tues
day. Offerings. however, were light.
with holders asking higher prices. The
DAYS business consisted of 1000 tons OF
Demarara sugar in port to the Federal
at 4isc. C. i. f., equal to 5.3S for CEN
trifugal. No sales of Cubas were re-
ported. The only Cubas available were
offered at 4ihc., cost and freight. Prices
of refined were unchanged at 7.90 TO SC.
for fine graduated.
The range of prices in yesterdays
sugar futures market follows:
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COTTON STATISTICS.
COTTONsEED OIL.
Range of prices:
n,.V rrfr.f, r1,., S-fna,
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin was dull and weak. with
Glass A quoted at s32. to s35 90; Class
b. $1,000 to $500. and Straits shipments.
$3.50 "a $500 Copper dull: spot and
December, $500 a s1400. and January.
s12. 12Is % s1400. Lead DULL New York
spot 4.e0c. asked. and East st. Louis
spot, 1900 asked. Zinc dull; New York
spot. 6.l0c., and East st. Louis spot
$500 asked. The American Smelling
and Refining Company quote lead at
475c.. New York and East St. Louis.
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COFFEE.
The range of prices in yesterdays
coffee futures market follows:
COFFFT CAUT,FS.

Rio was 30 TO 10 reis lower. Dollar rate 80
higher. at 6s600. Exchange LIED. lower. nj
i0d Receipts. $4,000 bags. and stock,
$50, 900 bags. Santos spots not quoted
futures unchanged to rs lower. Receipts.
a 900 bags, and stock, 9,fT4,000 bags. Re-
ceipts at the ports were 81 900 bags. against
Sac Paulo had $1,000. against $4,000 and
"a 900. and Jundiahy $4,000. against 5000
and $4,000 bags, respectively. Rain was re-
ported In three districts OF Sac Paulo, cloudy
In one and fine In one. Cleared from Vic
torla. two steamers with 1850 bags for New
ORLEANS
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 22.-General liquida-
ton of long contracts. reports of failures in
the stock market and in the interior of the
belt and rumors OF another threatened coal
strike in England put the price OF cotton
to new low levels for the season to-day.
Heaviest selling came in the afternoon. when
January dropped to 2.79c. and July to IL. Doc.
At this level the market was at net declines
OF 60 to 50 points. Closing prices were 40 TO
SO points net lower on the day. Close: jan
uary, 1905; March, II. 46c. May, 1866;
July, Is Soc. October. 1886.
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ORDER RAIL RATE INCREASE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. %. State rail-
way commissions of Arkansas and Min
nesota were ordered to-day by the
Interstate Commerce Commission to in
crease State passenger rates and excess
baggage charges to the level now prevail
ing in interstate commerce. The COM
mission held that the present charges in
the two States amounted to a discrim-
nation against interstate traffic.
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CONSOLIDATED TO CELEBRATE.

The Consolidated Stock Exchanges
annual Christmas festival will be held
tomorrow afternoon in the board room.
Broad and Beaver streets. The celebra-
ton is scheduled to start at 7. NJ. and
continue until late in the afternoon. The
committee in charge of the affair are L..
Gilbough, j. r. Hoey and II. Plummer
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PRODUCE.

BUTTER.-Creamery higher than extras.
h.. 56M957c.. extras, % score. &c.; firsts
score SCI 44947c.: seconds. sS to 81 score, s7@
42c. lower grades. 33g36c.: unsalted, higher
than extras: 59h@60c:; extras, os;ag5se.
storage. high scoring. 5oiaa5lhc.; extras.
4eQ50c; frsts, 41M4Sc.; seconds, gag foc. a;
lower grades. 2sg33c. Danish casks, fresh,
bic: good to prime. 44d50c common, TO
fair. 3oa42c.; renovated extras. 40c. ladies',
make frsts 25@2se pa ssSGnaS .to SS
21kc.; lower grades. $4,000.
CHEEsE.-statc. whole milk, held. early
made, 25a2Gisc.; average run. a4S2sc. fresh
specials, 2id25c.; average run, 20 22lsc. !;
lower erades, 2oa2iiac.: Twins held s, Sp'e :
27c.; Single Daisies. he'd, 25d27c..; Double
Daisies hsd 20g rs.h a7 SnHs sms
held specials, Is92oc. prime to choice, $50
I7Nc.; fair to good. 129i4lac.; lower grades
EGGs-F'resh gathered. extras. dozen, 569
seconds. 67970c.: dirties, No. j, o592oc. F;
checks. fair to choice. dry, 4sg52c.; refrig-
orator. firsts. 6oa0lc.; seconds y Ssgs9c; :
hennery whites. extras. soc.; extra firsts'
s2assc. firsts. so9sic;; gathered whites
frsts to extra frsts s9ssoc p gndsr eoas;
white. extras. s5c.; extra flrsts. s2as3c. :
firsts. s0qsic;; under grades. 1eaa sc; /;
pullets; selected, small out. 'Smioe; , usual
gathered whites, I04s2c:: state. Penn
sylvania and nearby western, hennery
browns. extras. 79asoc.; gathered brown and
mixed colors, graded. extras 'og'oc'' iirsls
TO extra firsts. 12uIoc.
POTATOTS-Bermuda. Dbl, sGd10; Maine.
$50 lbs. s3.50a4.25: 1875 lbs, s3.sSq3 5o
S%S lsS O' les 'is 49, 80 rs;
Jersey red, 100 lbs, g ;5ogs long. 1856 lbs lbs.
:Ygs s iSo Ss iSS'o sweets SS jersey 1S
southern ou bb d si.soasSo. yams. Dbl. s485.
POULTRY, DREssED-TURsKEYs;; MARY Mary
lana S0Teas Old sl $3.50 obern s
Sc. poor, $3.50, culis. $oeioe: Western
and Southern. old, 4sdsoc. cH1cKl5Ss:
western dry picked broiiers. boxes, 2oa4Oc: !,
ers. ID, slg3oc.; broilers, bbis.. s5g23c; !;
Western dry picked. milk fed, boxes. 800
&c.; corr as5 fsd. 22gaec: bbls:. 22sS &c.;
sss s to Sa f.and w iroaen
GEESE sThn' 10. scsss icg. sSeFa
70 dozen, seSi es7 bs w0 s7 giV dark 'Ps
&c; asi.2S; old. ,5oa75c. RABBITS: Supply
firm for fancy. Cottontails.. Western, pair.
35650c.: Jacks. sfdf.40.
POULTRY, LTvE-FowLs: Freight, ESQ
Soc: express, 2Sm34c. CHICKENS: Freight,
21c.: express, 2763fc.; broilers. freight or
express. 32q40c.: old ROSTERS. freight. 1sc.
TURKEYS: Freight. b2c.; express 55c
Muscovey. goa &c. GEESE: Freight 25l1
30c.: express. 2sd3ic. SWAN: Freight or
express, 45a50c. GUINEAs; Pair, 50g75c
RABBITS: Express, H.. 25d35c.
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CHICAGO PRICES.

Export sales in yesterdays cash wheat
market We're larger than those of the
two preceding days. approximately l.
000,0 bushels having been reported
worked, and inasmuch as all Inquiries
We're not filled it is possible that more
wheat was sold overnight. No names of
the purchasers were announced by the
trade, but Spain and Italy were believed
to have been the buyers. The sales were
largely of Gulf wheat. Milling demand
continues slow and as result the do
nlestic markets continue dull. Some
sales of cash rye were reported, but al
though there were inquiries for corn. no
business in it was announced.
NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No. red and No hard. s1.04
C. l. f. track New York.
CORN-No yellow, 967sc.; No. mixed,
$3.50. c. /. T. New York, 10 days shipment.
OATS--No. / white, 62c; No. white,
6okd61c.: No. 3 white. 59lsc.; No. white
5sc.; fancy clipped white, 6fc. ordinary
clipped white. Gle; all elevator
RYE--AIarkot easy. No. . Western, $1.S1M.
+. o. b.. and $f.76h C. l. +. domestic.
BARLEY--Marset dull. Feeding, S7493c.;
mailing. a7c.G$1 .06 c. /. {. New York
Observation-Disclosures easy. Sound mill
ing $2.5lGl2 80, nominal 100 pounds.
HAY--Market quiet No. I, Sl.SJq1 %;
No. .. $1.I561S5; No. 9, $160gi.10; ship
ping $1,000 60
sTRAw-MarlSet easy. No. rye, s1s3
10 ton.
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PROPOSALS.
ADVERTISEMENT
CITY OF PENSACOLA. FLORIDA.
500, 900. 90

Dock and Belt Railroad Improvement Bonds.
Principal and Interest Payable IN Gold.
Scaled bids viii be received by the Board
OF Commissioners OF the City OF Pensacola.
Florida, from December Cd. 1920. 10 twelve
o'clock noon of January 10th, 1921. for all
or any part OF the City OF Pensacola
$500 600. 90 Az Dock and Belt Railroad Inn
provcnent Bonds for delivery 70 purchasers
February LIST, 1921.
Bids must be on form Of proposal furnished
by the City Of Pensacola.
The right Is reserved 20 reject any or all
bids Said bonds being 80 year bonds. dated
January 1. 1920. copy OF opinion OF John G.
Thomson, attorney, New York. viii be fur
nishod successful bidder
For further particulars address the United
states Mortgage and Trust Company. 81
Cedar st.. New York, y. y, or the under.
signed. +, y, SANDERS,
Attest: Mayor City OF Pensacola.
l.. u, HTsINBERG, City Clerk.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF New York.
New York, December q, 1920.
To the Shareholders OF
The National Park Bank
OF New York.

To the Shareholders OF
The National Park Bank
OF New York.
You are hereby notified that the Annual
Meeting of the Shareholders OF The National
Park Bank of New York has been duly
called, 20 be held at IT'S Banking House, No.
2l4 broadway, New York City. on Tuesday.
January nth. 1921. at 10 o'clock noon. for
the purpose OF electing Directors for the en-
suing year and 10 consider and act on an
Amendment 10 the Articles OF Association so
as 10 authorize total capital of $40. 900, 900.
and upon a proposition 70 increase the Capi-
tai Stock OF the bank by the amount OF
SO 500 600 and 10 transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before the meet
Ing.
The Transfer Books will he closed at Il
o'clock noon on January Sth, 1921. and Will
remain closed until January 18th. 192l.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
EpNEST u Co<NOITy Cashier
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LIVERPOOL CABLES.

Spot cotton quiet at Is points decline;
middlinS 9.76d. Sales. 5000: American.
opened quiet at IS to 90 points decline. Closed
easy, at 40 to As points decline; December.
9 sid: January, q.o5d.; March. 1924. May,
hnii diill
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,embor 20. 1870.
DeceIhOtr 70 I'-V'
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION

At the regular meeting OF the Directors OF
the Superior Steel Corporation a quarterly
dividend Of 2Ss was declared on the First
Preferred Stock. payable February 4. 1921,
to stockholders of record February J. 1871.
VI. d. SARGE, Secretary.
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IIyERPOOL sTATIsTICS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. o2.-weekiy cotton
statistics: Imports. 81 600 bales. American.
II .oo0 stock. .O6s. 900 American. 675.00o;
forwarded. "a, 600 American, 2s 900; exports.
500; Gales, 5000. American, 6,0O0.
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Dry Dock Savings Institution

341 & 343 BoWERY. Cor. Sd ST., New York.
The Trustees have declared dividend for
the six months ending December 81. 1920 OF
all deposits entitled thereto under the By
laws AZ the rate OF FOUR Per Cent. per an
Mum, payable on and after January H. 1921
Deposits made or before January 10
viii be entitled to interest from January l.
1921
ANDREW MILLS President.
ANDREW MILLS, JR., First Vice President
FREDERICK SHERWOOD, Treasurer
SAMUEL WEBSTER, Secretary.
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uTTus K.ysFR & CO.

The regular quarterly dividend OF two per
cent. C2ss) upon the Common Capital Stock
OF Julius Kayser q CO. has been declared.
payable January Ord. 1921. to the holders OF
record of such Stock at the close OF business,
December IS. 1920. -
Dividend checks will be forwarded oy
Guaranty Trust Company of New York.
CHARLES SIM, Secretary.
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READING COMPANY.
G~ueral nffica Heading Terminal.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. -. 1920.
The Board OF Directors has declared from
the net earnings q quarterly dividend OF ons
pcr cent. (1eo) on the Second Preferred stock
OF the Company. TO be paid on January IL.
1871, TO stockholders OF record at the close
of business December %, 1920. Checks VIII
be mailed TO stockholders who have filed
dividend orders with the Treasurer.
JAY v. HARE, Secretary.
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PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO.

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. 70.
The regular quarterly dividend OF kl..o per
share upon the Common Capital stock OF
this- Company win be paid on January 10.
1921, 20 shs rcholders of record at close OF
business December 81. 1920. The transfer
books will not be closed and checks VIII be
mailed from the office OF the Company IN
arc payable. A. +. HoCKENBEAAiER.
Vice President and Treasurer.
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o'NEILL. wilIiam-Ninety-fourth
Street Garage. Inc. ...-t,......- 2so.Oo
PANDoLFI, Louis-George Gariz-
pA a NC co ise c. Goldman. SSH
PETERS. Charles-B. Fuchs. 512.60
RHO AIDES. MAY Eff. 4. Shapiro 1854 |
SLOCUM, John P.-B. II. Bartsch. 1.374.92
SABA REALTY CO.. INC.-Fhoten-
hauer, Nesbit Co.. 243.s2
SKOSOFSKY CO.. 1NC.-James
Secular and Secular Trading Co.
so 6 Er91' WAIST MFG. CO. NC. 's
sc .an asTri Elmer c. tAmeri i''V
Co. Inc. ...........s. ........:... 2.s1s11
dervoort Barney Dry Goods CO.. 1889
STEINER, Samuel S.-J. Lazar.. 1870
scHR9EirEEsp 6ari Holm oba- Martin 20S''
Kramer ( Co. Inc. .............. 123. 7s
UNITEp STATES GARTER Co.
INC.-K. Paheriedzor ct al. 1879
able Dress rSr' Pub. Co. Inc. ........ 1910
ct al 49, 80. 1870
T., Jr. John T. Whitehead SOM
Johr ]. Leahy Electrical Sup. ,o- 90
WATKINS. I.ucius. and Fidelity &
ZAOII. Angeio-B. Sirag,isa 1925
BRONX.
The first name is that Of tho debtor:
Motor Sales Co, Inc.........,... si6o.42
saizberg '.. 1922
DAILY Aloysus As. Gabriel. -. 157.41
Fink Co. ....'. 25o.6a
FOX Meta 1T We'll et al... 24.95
KLINE. Pratt--C. E. Jones. ... 1915
K5ASNIMER. samuel-silverbush .. 70
n. Y.1c. Ludeltine H. 6s5s5
OWL WET WASH LAUNDRY CO.
lnc.-Alden Spears Sons Co....,.. 169O3
! Urls ct al .................... 1885
SCHWARTZ, Joseph MA. Schwartz s047
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
| The first name is that OF the debtor; the
second that of the creditor. and date when
judgment was filed:
BORDEAU, Matthew Sc. C. Guy;
| March 2S 1901 Observation-Disclosures. $226 60
NEWARK EMPRESS AND TRANS
Jr; Dec. 81. 1920. .............. S3o3s
Nov. 10, 1920 .................... 1895
Oct. 20. 1916. NATURALIZATION. Ss69l
10, 1915. ........,........... 296.29
ANDRuS, Harry VIII. A. Phin-
neyi Dec, 10. is2O. ............... 905.16
! CREVELINCi, Albertina D.--A. Pag-
La Oct 81. 1920. ............... 2.O42.so
People. &C. Dec. Z, 1920 ..... 10000
WILLIAM HALL COP. Maher;s
Nov. o. 1920. .,................. 1915
! POWERS. owen j., and Ernest O.
s. shulman Oct. %, 1920 . 4.799.45
June Z, 1872. .......I............. 9.s6T.52
CREVELING, Albertina D.--F. Or
dine; Nov IL. 1920. 2,s79.cs
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ERNEST V. CONNOLLY. Cashier.
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK

THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
OF the City Of New York.
New York, December 1ith, 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the shareholders OF this bank
Tor the election Of Directors TO serve dur
ms the coming year and for the trans
action OF such other business as may come
before the meeting will be held AZ the bank
ing house. Nassau and Pine streets. Tues
dsy January i1th. 1921. between the hours
OF III o'clock A. NJ. and IL o'cl9ck NJ.
WA. Z. CABLE, JR.. Cashier.
A meeting Of the members OF +. and T.
Garage Company, Inc. will be held Decem-
Der 10TH 1920 at twelve o'clock noon ~ its
office. ii7 Fourth Avenue, Borough OF Man
haitian. New York City, for the purpose OF
elrctinR directors.
Dated New York, December 1fth, 1920.
ROBERT FRIEDMAN.
Stakeholder OF said Corporation.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
ers % the Marine Metal & Supply Co.. for
the purpose OF electing officers and directors
will be held at the company's office, 1917 South
st., on January 9th, 1921, az = o'clock 7. NJ.
DAVID +. BLOCH, Secretary.
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THE IMPORTERS & TRADERS NATIONAL
BANK OF NEW YORK.

NV lWTNs UNVl @Iale IF-Vl
dividend Of Twelve Per Cent. has to-day
been declared by this bank, payable on the
3rd day Of January next 70 stockholders OF
record at tho close OF business December
c. +. REGAIN. Cashier.
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THE HANOVER NATIoSAL BANK

New York, December IL, 1920.
The Board Of Directors have this day de-
clared a dividend OF EIGHT PER CENT.
PAYABLE on and after January Bird, 1921. Ths
transfer books will remain closed from Do
eember 18TH 1920. until that date.
WM. Y. CABLE. JR.. Cashier.
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following receivers In bankruptcy were
appointed in the United States District Court
Wednesday:
Judge John C. Knox appointed d. j. Atkins
temporary receiver for Louis Pollock, shoes
Newburg, with a bond Of 81 900.
Judge Knox appointed Harry Zall5in re-
celver for the Rothenburg Export Fur Com
pany, Inc, furs and skins, IA West Twenty
fifth street, against whom a petition was
filed December 20. with n bond of So, 900
porary receiver for the Ajax Dress Company
Inc, dresses, Is East Twenty street
with a bond of s. 900.
Judge Knox appointed Louis Jersawft tenn
norary receiver for Harry G. SiplSin and
Samuel Gorschein, trading as SiplSn & Cor
scheln. ladies' coats. IL East Twenty-sixth
street. with bond OF $4,000.
Judge Knox appointed Robert C. Lee tenn
porary receiver for the Envelope Paper and
Tag Corporation. manufacturer Of paper
bags and tags, 20 West Thirteenth street.
with bond of $1,000.
Judge Knox appointed Francis L. Koh,man
temporary receiver for Philip and Samuel
Rothenberg, trading Philp Rothenberg &
Brother, furs and skins, 144 West Twenty
fifth street with a bond OF $3.50
Judge Knox appointed Charles w Me-
Candless temporary receiver for Cha rles
krelman, mems furnishings, 1885 Southern
Boulevard, The Bronx, with bond of s., 900.
Judge Knox appointed George w Clune re-
ceiver for Samuel Feinbcrg and Harold ].
Abramson, trading +. & A. Clothing
with a bond of 81 900
Judge Knox appointed George W. Clune re-
ceiNed for Egisto G.. and Alberto Fancelli
trading as Fancelli Bros. against whom q
petition was filed Tuesday, with a bond OF
81 600.
Judge Knox appointed Louis Jersawit re-
cever for Leon Jaffess Inc. tires go West
tifty-second street. with bond OF $1,000.
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UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO COMPANY.

The regular quarterly dividend OF 2ee on the
Preferred stock OF Universal Leaf Tobacco
COMPANY, Inc. has been declared payable
january 3. 1921. 20 Preferred Stockholders Of
record at the close Of business December -
1920 u. G. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
MANHATTAN.

The first name is that OF the debtor; the
second that of the creditor. and date when
judgment was filed:
RORDIrATr Nathan, & sc q c,,,..
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An advertisement IN the Lost a,to
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recovering your lost property.
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In the United States District
Court:
Schedules OF the Diamond Creamery Com
pany, Inc. against whom petition was
filed December 1, shows liabilities OF $780,
3lS. Of which S125,2S2 are secured claims
SG2 ,O29 unsecured claims and 81 S67 notes
and bills, and assets of s192, los, OF which
S14,S32 Is stock in trade, $4s,3l6 real estate,
S44,322 machinery, tools. &c, and so 900
debts due on open accounts. Mitchell w
Alexander is attorney for the bankrupt