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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-17

Sales High Low. Bid. Ask !
47j cities Service. 256 $50 218 2Gi
1920 cities serv pf. CAS- 90 90 Oii,
a Sal citiei Dd1t pf ,b b. aI1 Ak ala gG
205Oo deb B....i2s 1913 123 1es
$500 G dep G.. ~ 30 90 %
49, En- @ + pr. slh 81 81 SO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-17
TRANSPORTATION CLUB
HEARS LABOR TESTS
Mems Rights and Uninter-
rupted Service Needed.

Eighteen hundred railroad officials
met last night at the Hotel Commodore
for the second annual dinner Of the
New York Transportation Club. W. @.
Besler, president of the Central Rail-
road Of New Jersey, was toastmastcr.
The principal speaker was James A.
Emery, counsel for the National In
dustria Council. He spoke on Trans
portation Combinations and Tie Pub
lie Interest" He reviewed the princi-
pies underlying the Railroad Labor
Board and discussed the problems
brought about by the spread Of union
ism among railroad employees during
the war
This is neither the time nor place
for a controversy" said Mr.. Emery,
but | want TO emphasize the fact
that the creation of national boards of
adjustment presupposes the continue
ton of the national agreements estab-
llshed as a wartime necessity, but, in
their terms and conditions, admittedly
untitled for the circumstances of peace
and by their nature and operation, i'm
posing, through the carriers, an ex-
traordinary economic burden upon the
public"
There are tests. he said, by which Il
may be determined whether the in
terests Of the public are being pro-
tected according to the purposes OF
Congress as stated in the Transports
ton act lie said there should be no
mode of adjustment which does not as
sure n review participated in by "epre-
sentatives of the public; which does
not equally recognize the rights of iti-
Organized employees of the roads and
which does not assure the pubic o. I'M
interrupted service.
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MILLER HEARS FACTS
ON TRACTION SITUATION
Talk of knocking Morel0nd
Act to End Fare Dispute.

Suggestion that he appoint a special
commissioner under the Moreand act
TO look into the necessity of extending
financial assistance to the traction COM
panies here either by means OF in
creased fares or in some other way. has
been made to Governor-elect Nathan L.
Miller. The presence Of Judge Morgan
j. O'Brien at the Miller apartments in
the St. Regis yesterday afternoon led to
the report that consideration might be
given to the suggestion and that Judge
O'Brien might be named as the COM
missioner.
Further light on the traction situa-
ton was given to Judge Miller by JOB
Hedges, receiver of the New York Rail-
WAYS Company. and James r. Sheffield.
receiver of the marlborough Metropoli-
tan company. Public Service Commits
sioner Barrett was another caller.
Under the Moreland act a commits
soner could be named to look into the
workings Of the Public Service Commits
sion. call on the traction companies to
produce their books and show why they
need an increased fare. Such n commits
siorer could subpoena the Mayor and
other members of the Board of Estimate
and ask them their solution Of the difii-
Guilty.
William L. Ward of Westchester had
another talk with Judge Miller yester-
day. Among other callers were William
Barnes, William ~ Guthrie, Fl. A., Van
Alstyne, formerly state Engineer Comp
t,oller-elect James a. Wendell, w j.
Maier, Deputy Comptroller; Mark
Graves. head of the State income tax
bureau; Thaddeus Sweet. Samuel Stras-
burger, Fred C. Wadhams, secretary Of
the State Bar Association, and Lieut.
Col j. Leslie Kincaid.
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STEEL. STOCKS.

and station az remount depot. Camp Travis.
Can't. John T. Conover assigned to station
:. educators, Second Corps area Capt. wal
ter Board. report 20 commanding officer Fort
LOGAN u. Roots. First Lieut.. Theodore r.
Barnett viii report 20 Camp Sherman.
MEDICAL CORpS-First Lieut. r " Nc
Catley' effective upon departure Of Seventh
Division from that camp. report by ieloRra m
to commanding General Eighth Corps n req
Fort Sam Houston. I.ieut.-Col Clement a.
Whitcomh. assigned 10 duty as officer in
charge field medical supply depot washing
ton: Major W. H. Mitchell. 20 New York city
and report 20 attending surgeon. 4Gi Eighth
avenue for duty Lieut-Co Fred H. Bloom
hsrdt and First Lieut.. Rchard r Arrest.
report to commanding General. Camp Ben
ming
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COTTON STATISTICS.
COTTONSEED OIL.
PRODUCE.

BUTrER--Creamery, higher than extras.
h. 55n55isc. extras, ~ score. size: firstr
score, 43G45c.; seconds. SO TO IS score, sea
dc: lower grades. 33635c. unsalted, hiRher
than extras, 57lkd5siAc. extras 56h@57c.
firsts. 44T55c.; seconds, ara f2c. held or
storage, high scoring. 50fsG5fkc.: extras,
aNT5oc. firsts, 41d4sc.; seconds. 34df0c.
lower grades. 3l@33c.; Danish casks, freeh.
dAiAT5oc.; State dairy tubs. finest, 5O352c.
rood to prime. 43qisc. common to fair. 33d
DC. renovated, extras, 4od41c.: ladies. cur
rent make. firsts. 2Tm2sc seconds, 24d25c.
lower grades, 22a2Sc.; packing stock. stor-
nve &c: current make, No. q 22To3c
lover grades. 2oa2ihc.
CHEESE-state, whole milk held early
made flats, specials, H.. 27k62sc.; fall
made, ,25a 2Gl&c.: average run. 24d25c. fresh
specials, 2t42o Co. average rum 22q23c.;
Gals 2GT2sc.; average run. 24d2ac. wis
consln, held flats, 26d27c. held twins. 2G0
"gs Sed 2sas 9 Yoane ag bed
2na2oi4c.t fresh. 27es271zc.; skins, held. spo-
Gals 1Sa2oc; prime TO choice 15117ilc.;
EGGS-Fresh gathered, extras. dozen roc:
extra flrsts 74%TT3c.; firsts, 73d7ic.: sec
ends, es@5gc c., dlrties' Nc J. 59Ss5c checks.
special marks. fancy, &c. firsta, 60TGic.:
seconds. ,7a50c.; state. Pennsylvania and
sfTsjc; extra firsts. sods3c.: firsts. 500
SIC: gathered whites, firsts 20 extra frsts.
&c. Pacific coast white, extras, SnS5e.
extra firsts. S2Gs3c. firsts, s0dsic.; pullets,
relected, small out IbmIdc.. usual size. NSd
72c. other Western and Southern. gathered
whites. T0dS2c.; State, Pennsylvania and
nearby Western. hennery browns; extra. .770
Tsc.; gathered brown and MIXED colors.
graded extras. zee; frsts TO extra firsts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dbl, sT7ft. Maine.
$50 lbs. AZ 50T1 - q 165 lbs. 81 26Ga3.5 80;
state, $50 lbs, s274: $50 lbs, 81. Eoa3; Penn
sylyanIe, 1eI lbs Ss "a, 2s - 10 lse: $500
round. liz iSo lbs, Sc .bo2s: long les Ibs.'
sa7aff3: 40 lbs. So 7la2.ao; No. ., Dbl.
s1ai.75; Southern. bhi.' 81 ho99; s s,etss
90 Southern. hhl.. SfN3.
PorTTRy. DRESsFD-TuRKEys- ary-
land H.. 550Gic. Virginia. s0G57c. West
ern, 50G56c southern t5m5oc. poor, ~ z.
Nearby. IL. 30TIic. virginia, 2s4l0c.;
western. dry picked. brolier~ boxes. 3iT42ci
frvcrs 81 80 Tbs. 90 dozen. 2Si32c.: ronsters,
aaT3sc broerq. bills. 2sN23c. frvers 200
broiicrs. ? 10. each and under. 2s@3ic.:
fryera 2ik-3 lbs. each, 2t02sc. checkers
M ibs 2fT27c. r"asts, 20 lbs. each.
c7a3fc: acalded 2a72ac. FOwLS-Westoru
fci. eaa27c bbls. 23d33c. iced. bbs.. 23n
Die: scalded. 2302Tc.: old cocks, Western
ofdaac nfrCFS-Tong Island. frozen, Aoe.
Maryland, 3oT3Sc. Western. 3Onf0c. GEESE
.,Maryland. u, s2aa0c. western aoa39c
sShOTtf: G-7 lbs. s5fn7; dark. s3.60d4;
oulls, sl.5od2. GUINEAs-pair. SOLO;
POULTRY. IrvE-Fowr .s-rreleht. $50
&C.: express. 2b83sc. /. broilcrs. freight or
express a2T3ec OLD ROosTERs- Freight
1Gc. TrrRKEys-Frcight. i0fl45c express,
45c DUCKS Frcirht. 27G3ic.: express, 30
2sa3ic prGToNs-palr, freight or express.
a5c. GuINEAS-pair, 65T75c RABBITS
Each. isd25c.
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COTTON.

The market for cotton futures was
moderately higher yesterday, much
frmer in general tone and Influenced by
strength in Liverpool, reports of an i'm
proved spot basis in the eastern belt
more optimistic dry goods advices from
local centres and private wires mention
Ing increased buying by cotton mills in
the Carolinas. Prices were little changed
until late in the day, the market being
one of the most featureless of many
recent sessions. Aside from a little
scalping by professionals, the ring was
bare of business IN the forenoon and
until the fourth hour had been wei
under way 1t was evident that many
operators were adopting a waiting atti-
tude until the turn Of the year. January
ruled relatively strong on active cover
ing toward the close and showed a rise
of more than 40 points. while other
options were 20 10 80 net higher. At the
days lowest level the market was about
unchanged from Wednesdays final bids
Commission houses were moderate
buyers at times throughout the session
and brokers operating for Liverpool
accounts acted both ways. Bulls seemed
encouraged by the markets action de-
reports. Present levels are more than
a cent a pound more than the low for
the move. The Census Bureau estimated
the production of~linters for the season
TO November 80 at 1926 bales. against
$685. bales last season. At the open
ing the market was to 13 points net
higher except for December, which was
UP 3 points. Pressure was heavier after
the call. but the market recovered easily
after all dips, showing that buying power
was not entirely absent at prevailing
prices.
There was no fresh feature in the
market until late in the day, when in
creased demand from shorts found the
market bare of offerings. which COM
PEELED shorts to bid actively. January
touched 1888 cents, or up more than 40
points. while other months also We're
better. Local operators were buyers and
there was some support through wire
houses. Liverpool reported better de-
mand for spot cotton, which accounted
for steadiness of futures there. The late
afternoons gain was fairly we'll main
tanned final bids showing prices to 50
points net higher. Local spot was 20
points higher, or 16 cents pound.
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BONUSES FOR EMPLOYEES.

The committee of members Of the New
York Stock Exchange engaged in rails
ing a fund for the annual Christmas
bonus given to employees of the EX-
change has met with considerable sue
cess, and it is expected that the bonuses
to be distributed this year will be Of ap-
proximately the same size as those dis
tributed last year The aggregate of
gifts Is not made public Blair 5. Will
Jams is chairman OF the committee and
has as fellow members Erastus T. Tent
William A. Greer. n. r. p. Jacquelin.
William b. Potts, e. II. II. Simmons and
w. II. Whitney.
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SUGAR STOCKS.

N. O., and report 20 chief 81 Air Service
Capt. Albert w. stevens. special orders July
81 amended To direct him 20 proceed from
Rochester, y. Y, " his proper station. Lang
ley Field
@. NauEhpn and Leroy w. Palmer. report. az
commanding General. Eighth Corps area
Major Joseph II, Hyams honorahly dis
charged. Capt. @. W. Womack. Jr., 20 wash
inRton, -. g. report 10 Quarte~fno stcr Cen
eral; Major n. e. Bailey, 90 San Frauci-co;
Capt. Thomas Banbury. 20 San Francisco,
report TO depot duartermaster. Capt +. II.
sleeper. detailed for general recruiting SER
vice. TO New York city: Capt c. Bentley.
TO Washington, report 20 Cuartermaster-Gen
eral; Capt. Lincoln Martin, 20 Fort kcorh
capt 2 Y. Whit,hornc. n assigned 90 duty
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CHEMICAL STOCKS.

Camp Bcnning. relieved at that camp; Capt
p " Cheney, 20 Douglas, Arb. Capt.
rhonlag ls May, assigned TO Forty seventh
infantry, Camp Lewis; Major Maxon s.
Tough and Capt. II. L. Bennett, Jr.. TO
CAvAIRY-Major J. V. Spring. Ir, as
signed TO Fifth Cavalry Major H. $. Dill
worth special orders November ~ amended,
detailed assistant professor OF military sci
ence, Town state College Of Agricultural and
Mechanical Arts, Ames, Iowa. Capt. Grover
g. CARL Fifteenth Cavalry, transferred at
own request 20 Eighth Cavalry.
COAST ARTfILERY-Capt J. NJ. Cole r.
assigned 10 Thirtieth Artillery Brigade, Camp
Eustia, Va. Major Edward q. Halbert, de-
tailed for general recruiting service, 60 Hunt
iugton, w. Va. Major Rnlph G. Harrison,
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STANDARD OIL STOCKS.

detailed assistant professor military science
NJ University OF Idaho Moscow. Idaho
First Lieut.. Gordon l.. Chapllne resigned .
Capt. Arthur w. Waidron. coast defcnces Of
Galveston, Fort Crockett VIII remain at
present station: Capt. Robert n. Mackin, Jrn,
Thirty ninth Artillery brigade. Camp Jack
son. 8. C., VIII remain at present station
First Lieut.. James A. Ryan, Fort Myer, Va.
to Thirtieth Artillery Brigade, Camp Eustis /
First Lieut.. o. Marshall coast defences Of
Boston, Fort Warren. Mass, Will remain at
present station.
l., King, TO Fort du Pont: Capts. John Nc
Donald and Henry Erwin and First Lieut..
Frank NJ Clafln, honorably discharged.
AIR SERVtCE--Capt A. w. Stevens viii
proceed from Langley Field 70 Washington.
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EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York yesterday;
Wheat. 1894 bu. corn. 22,597 bu. !;
oats, 114.414 bu.; barley, 1908 bu. :;
peas. 2.997 bu. beans 1920 bu.; flour
POI, 931 bills. rye flour. 1879 bbls. :;
ccrnmeal. 31,7i5 bills: feed. 10000
lbs. ; oatmeal. 2,010 bbls. bran, $4,000
lbs. alcohol. sS4 bbls. cottonseed meal,
1875 lbs. oil cake, 452 1876 lbs.
Yesterdays exports includes addi-
tional for month of October.
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Lnge of prices
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 16:--Moderate ad-
vances were made by cotton to-day, the mar
ket standing at gains throughout the ses-
sion. A more cheerful feeling generally re-
garding outside conditions better accounts
from interior spot markets and reports from
Washington that revision OF Federal tax
schedules was certain helped values. FINAL
prices showed net gains of ~ to 20 points
Close December, 14.55c.; January, 14S4c. !;
March. 15.0ic.; May, 15.16c.; July, 1o22c.
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Army Orders

Special Despatch 10 Ttrr Nrw YouK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. -. C., Dec, TO-
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SOUTHERN SPOTS.

Galveston quiet, unchanged at 15.29c. ;
sales, 1853 bales. New orleans steady. I'M
changed at 1475c. sales, 1867 bales. sa-
vannah steady, points lower at 13.T5c. {;
sales, SO bales Norfolk quiet, 80 higher
at 15c.; sales. 545 bales. Augusta steady
IL higher at 15.13c.; sales, 500 bales. Mem
phis steady, unchanged at 15c. sales, $50
bales. Houston steady. % higher at l450c.
Bales, 4,107 bales; Little Rock quiet un-
changed at 15c.; sales, 500 bales. Dallas
steady, 30 higher at 14.10c.; sales, 5,0i6
bales. Montgomery firm, % higher at 1850. ;
sales. 40 bales. Fort Worth steady. 80
higher at 14.10c.; sales, 2 f65 bales.
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COFFEE CABLES.

Rio was unchanged 70 25 refs lower. Dol
lar rate $40 up, at 6$590 Exchange Lied
lower. at 10 316d. Receipts 10000 bags
and stock $4,000 bags. Santos futures 70
higher to 100 lower. Receipts $4,000 bags
and stocfS~2 g57 600 bags.
Receipts AT the ports were $1,000 bags,
against 20, 900 last year and $1,000 two years
ago Sac Pauo had $4,000 against $1,000
and 80 900, and Jundiaby "a 900, against
5000 and 90 900 bags respectively.
Rain was reported IN four districts OF Sac
Paulo and showery in one.
Cleared from Santos 60 400 bags for New
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LIVERPOOL CABLES.

Spot cotton in more demand at 90 points
advance: middllng. 10.67d. Sales, G.000;
American. 1000 Imports, Z 900; American
J 900. Futures opened quiet but steady at :
70 10 points decline. Closed steady at II TO
~ points advance December closed 10 esd;
January, II OSd.: March. i1.21d.; May
I1.27d. July, II pod Manchester-Iarns dull
but steady. cloths dull.
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HUDSON TRUST COMPANY
Broadway and Thirty ninth Street
frfe1-

broadway and Thirty ninth Ntreet,
Kew York city.
Al a regular meeting Of the Board OF Di-
rcctors held Friday, December Bird, 1920.
quarterly dividend OF two and one-half per
cent. (2ikee) on the capital stock OF the Com
pany was declared. payable December 3lst.
1920 20 Stockholders OF record at the close
OF business December DIST, 1920.
The Transfer Books OF the Company VIII be
closed at r. VI. December 21st, 1920, and
reopened December 3ist, 1920. at 10 A. NJ
RICHARD A. PURD1. Secretary,
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SUBSCRIPTION RIGHTS.
Fire Record

y. NJ lsoHH.
IL :oi-fss Columbus sv.: Daniel
Reeves ......................T rifling
4:2O-Burke av and Boston I'd,
The Bronx; auto; G.. Greece. Total
6:15-2f2 w. GSth ST.; Thomas Coo
gan .....s...s..s 1900. .s... unknown
T.35-72 la sale av., Tho Bronx
Frank Montro. ..............T rlfling
10 :t0-Bowery and Houston st.;
candy stand on Il" station;
unknown ................... TriflinR
u ;9o--i49 f. saith ST.. Louis simon. Unknown
=. NJ.
12:15-677 Norris av.. Tho Bronx;
Paula Brucato ....4...... Unknown
~ .4H-iin w. 18th ST., Mrs. Hippo Triflnr
'2:+5-l?2 Hudson g. Herman Metz
Co. ..................... Unknown
12:50-1221 Washington av.. The
Bronx; Michael Meienor. .... Trifiing
$4,000 East tioth street. unknown,
Unknown
44i--f2O Kcppler avenue, The Bronx.
Unknown .................. .Trifling
J:30-iqt Greenwich street. Imperial
Hack Corporation. ............T rlfling
l:50--gG Willett street unknown. Unknown
615-2it East Ninety-eighth street
unknown ....s.t......stss....I riflnE
G40--i0O East f3Tth street, The
Bronx, unknown. ............ Trifling
Tf5-Tn front Of 13i West Forty-ffth
street, auto truck, Auto Truck
ing 20. .4ss's... .s..s.s4s UNKNOWN
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FINANCIAL NOTICE
To the Holders 81 Dominican Republic 81
Bonds. Issue ~ 1913, Due 1893.

M accordance with Executive Order aT2
.csfrt PROPOSALS VIII be received ny the Sec
,ptrIa a. Eatado de Hacienda y Concrete
,ntU 10 o'clock a. " % February I. March
/ ana April I. 1921. For tho purchase Tor re-
fremont ~ bonds of tho Dominican Republic
safed January !, 1918, due 1888. without re-
eard 10 aches, 90 an amount estimated AZ
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOU
ab0te dates, n total for all three dates of
$3.50 600 an proposals shall be submitted in
tripllcatc and shall specify the number of
no bnnds offered the SERIES the par value
and mo price az which offered and shall be
signed by IN official duly authorized 20 act
FOR The bidders. Upon tho outside ~ the
sceied envelopes containing proposals shalt
snuoar the words Proposals opening 1f
.'.............tf ill IN date). Said proposals
.tNl be opened in public tn the office Of the
Apru T. 1921 unless such dates fall upon "a
Sunday or legal holiday, IN which case the
bids VIII be opened on tho following day.
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room PRODUCTS OMIT DIVIDEND

Directors Of the United states Food
Products Company In their meeting yes
terday passed the dividend on It's COM
mon stock. due for declaration az this
time. That action was expected follow
ing as Il did. the recommendation of tho
company's executive committee last week
that no dividend be paid for the current
nug rter
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

LONDON, Dec. 16-At the wool auction
sales to-day 9S92 bales were offered.
The trading was quiet and without
feature. There were frequent withdraw
ais among the crossbreds
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STANDARD OILS.

2s5 S OIL of cai...sl0 a15 1903 81
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MAXWELL & MOORE, INC

The board OF Directors in a monthly meet
Ing held December 18th, 1920. declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF one and one.
half per cent. 1hFsJ on the capital stock o.
his company. payable December 31st. 1920.
to stockholders Of record on that date.
u NJ. KKElNGR. Secondary and Treasurer
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

To the Holders OF Stock Trust Certificates
for Preferred Stock Of the
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY:
Notice is hereby given TO holders OF out-
standing stock trust certificates for Preferred 4
Stock OF the International Mercantile Marine
Company 70 present their certificates 1T tho
Agency OF the Voting Trustees, 81 Newark
street, Hoboken, N j., to be- exchanged for.
definitive stock OF the COMPANY.
Pursuant 10 the foregoing notice the under
signed, as Agents for the Voting Trustees.
VIII be prepared, and after February LIST.
1921, 10 distribute the dividend OF $50 10
holders Of Preferred Stock issued in exchange
for Stock Trust Certificates who file mailing
instructions with us.
THE NEW YORK TRUST CO.,
For Voting Trustees.
New York, December 10Th, 1920
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
16
MINING.

DECEMBER 16. 1920.
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CoLUMBIA-KNICK TRUST
COMPANY
Beneficial Certificates
40 Rroa dkVaN

BeneIlClHI Dertl IchIc5. 1.
90 Broadway,
New York, December. &C. 1870.
The Board of Directors Of the Columbia
Trust Company have authorized the Trustees
~ the Columbia Knickerbocker TIust 4 ON
pany Beneficial Certificates 20 pay a divi-
dend Of Fifty Cents per share from the
Income Of the Trust on December 8ist, 1870.
20 Certificate Holders of record &c OF the
close OF business December goth. 1920.
The Transfer Books win not close.
A w IIITTCHINS, Secretary.
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Arthur II. Mayo,

lieutenant Commander (sC), 4. :. n,
Dfstcer Administering tho Affairs Of the
g,crctarin DC -sfSNo d. Hacienda Co
mcrcio for the Military Government.
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FULTON TRUST co. of NY.

60 broadway.
New York. December 10, 1870.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
clared r Quarterly Dividend OF Four per
cont and an Extra Dividend 81 Two per
cont on the Capital Stock OF this Company
payable December 31st, 1920, TO stockholders
Of record as OF the close OF business Decom-
Der 2Oth. 1920.
The Transfer Books Will not close. III
A W. IIITCHINS, Hecretar7 III
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MANNING, MAXWELL & MOORE, INC.

The Board OF Directors in a monthly meet
ing held December 18th, 1920, declared IN
extra dividend Of and One-half per cent.
payable December 31st, 1920, 10 stockholders
OF record on that date
r NJ KREINER. Secretary and Treasurer.
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HOWE sou
-

New Yoarolnn's Premier Resort
d The B9a5 have 81 dpelnIslland Park Hotel
OF Five Cents per sh0ECEMDER TO MAY
capital stock OF the 49,. u cham all its own.
airy ~. 1921, 90 FtochT0N ENVIRONMENT
close OF business DecI1LNEN, Manager
w. j VIM. L.N- LLacLl. ~. NJ.
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INDEPENDENT OILS.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Close.
40 5 OH Of \ 7. 's2s a2s 800 a28
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-17
COFFEE.

The range of prices In yesterdays fu-
lures market follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-17
CITY INVESTING COAan Plan, $3.50

New York. Dece----
The Board Of Directors
quarterly dividend OF one
per cent upon the prefer
Company, payable az It's o 49, "a w ~w mnA
1921 20 holders OF prefer ~ = LIZ
on the books OF The Cont 1W< VI n
business on December 2z&a - AsI M& NV
@. F. GU
THE FAIRBAN ~
The Board Of Directl - ~ - Il ~ N
the accrued surplus cs41 No ~ "
a quarterly dividend sL.,.,;, nc.o,,...
Preferred stock % IT, S1 49,, -. III ~ ~
the first day OF Jahu ~, ~ M ~ -,
ers Of record AZ the t,g.L - t rs Iot Do1nIL~
cember goth. 1870. 'Au0hi WI SlsmsnSi AloA
not be closed.
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