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The New York herald., 1920-12-25
LOW COMBING WOOL UP;
FINER GRADES DOWN

BosroN, Dec. 24.-The Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow:
'srhe demand for wool has been
moderate during the last week, but
some very low combing woods are COM
mandng a slight increase in price.
Medium and fine woods are inclined 70
tend slightly lower. 1t is considered
doubtful IL any legislation favorable to
the wool industry can be passed at the
short session with the emergency tariff
bill in its present form.
',rhe goods marget is only moder-
ately active. y general reduction in
wages of 1924 per cent. in all the woollen
mills is considered inevitable. Several
hundred thousand pounds of Texas
combing mohair is reported sold at
ABOUT 2S cents"
Wool quotations ere as follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces-De-
laine unwashed, 45c. 4Sc; fine un-
washed, soc. sic: II blood combing.
s3c. a 35c * blood combing. 26c. Il
27c. Michigan and New York feeces--
Delaine unwashed. 44c. n 45c.; fine un-
washed, 29c. a 30c. = blood 'unwashed,
32c. a 34c.; ss blood unwashed, Csc a
26c. Wisconsin. Missouri and average
New England-ta blood. csc. a 29c.; -
blood. 24c. Csc: a blood, 2Sc. q "a.
Kentucky. West Virginia and similar
q blood unwashed, 27c. n 2sc.; y. bloc
unwashed, 26c. Secured basis. Texas
Fine IL months. 75c. Soc; fine =
months. 55c. COO. California--North-
ern, 7Sc. Soc: middle county. T5c.
southern, 55c. Decentralization No. 1
staple. Soc; Eastern clothing, eOc. n
csc. valley No. 1. csc. Territory
Fine staple choice. soc. SIC. II bloo1
combing, CSC. a 70c.; 9s blood combing,
soc a 55c-: Y blood combing. 4oc. n
45c: fine clothing. CSC. fine medium
clothing, soc. a 55c. Pulled-Delaine.
lie: A A, 75c.: A supers, soc. Mo-
halrs--Best combing. 30c. 32c.; best
carding. Csc. a &c.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
REORGANIZATION OF
G. ne. I'LL. PLANNED
Committees Would Take Road
From Receiver and Put Tt
in New Hands.

An application to remove the Chicago
and Eastern illinois Railroad from re-
ceivership and to recapitalize and put
1t on It's feet under a new regime has
been made to the Interstate Commerce
Commission by committees which hold
a majority of the roads obligations.
There are four of those committees. and
It was stated yesterday that all Of
them had agreed to plans for its reor-
ganization. One of thSn. for the gem
eral 5s and the refunding As, is headed
by John w. Platten; another by Henry
Evans, another by Fred Listman and
fourth by Alvin w. Krech. All Of
them are for various classes of out
standing securities.
The applicants have organized the
Chicago and Eastern Railway, an
Illinois corporation, and propose to take
over the underlying equipment obliga-
tions of the carrier. amounting to $3.50
900. and the proposed issue of prior lien
bonds of s4,2S5o0o, general mortgage
bonds of $50, 156 and preferred stock OF
$24, eel ,150
The company's present capitalization
is s1l5,00O.O00. 1t is proposed TO start
the new company with a capitalization
of 500. 900. 900. because the reorganiza-
ton does not include certain coal lands
and two subsidiary lines. the Evans
VILE and Indiana and the Chicago and
Illinois Coal Railway, which have been
sold.
II is proposed that stockholders in
the old company be given stock in the
new one on stock assessment OF $50
share for common and preferred stocks.
The securities in the new company 10
he given to those stockholders VIII pe
half in general mortgage bonds ana hait
i'm preferred stock. Through the settle
ment of claims between the old company
and the railroad company and the RAN
road Administration. arising out of Gov
ernment operation, the old company VIII
obtain approximately s6.500.000. a loan
of S7S5, 900 from the revolving fund has
been requested Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission. It is expected that
tho stock assessment will yield approx
imatelv 81, ,000. .000, which, with the Cow
ernments payment and the loan from
the revolving fund. will make posslble
completion OF the reorganization. Inc
new company agrees to pay the re-
ceiyer's certificates outstanding and
certain other charges in cash.
A foreclosure sale of the property OF
the old company is scheduled for jan
uary 10, and probably will go through.
In the meantime the applicants expect
to get permission from the I7terstate
| Commerce Commission TO recapitalize
the road and will bid Il in at the sale,
thus obviating the necessity OF under
writing the exchange of securities.
| The road is said by members Of the
committee to be in excellent physical
| condition and to be worth much more
| than the Governments valuation OF II oil
500, 900. 900. The receiver reports earn
| ines of the road for October to have
been s659.00 net, after taxes.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
FACTORY PAY IN N. Y.
SHOWS SLIGHT DROP
Condition Due to Part Time
Work, Says Industrial Com
mission Report.
SOME GAINS ARE MADE
Bureau Finds Food Prices
Down / p. G. in November;
9 P. G. in Buffalo.

ALBANY, Dec PA slight decrease
In the earnings of factory workers OF
New York State from October to No
vember, due to part time work in many
plants as result of business depression
and to seasonal inactivity in some in
dustries. was reported to-day by the
Bureau Of Statistics Of the State Inlus-
trial Commission The average weekly
earnings Of 545 employees. included in
the reports of 1.64S manufacturers, was
s2s7o. This is % cents less than the
average reported In October and about
the same as the average of preceding
months. The averages for June. July,
August and September. respectively
were s2S.77. s2S.49, $2S.71. $2S.7S and
s2S93.
The earnings of factory workers APP
pear to have been reduced but little
since last spring despite the fact that
employment has declined steadily as a
result of the growing depression in in
dustry. Although the first evidence Of a
slump In industrial activity appeared
last April, the average earnings of fac
tory employees continued to advance
until June. The average has practically
remained stationary since then, save for
a small decrease reported in July. due
to vacations. and small gain in Octo-
ber. The bureau says that the CHIEF
force tending to reduce factory workers
earnings has been part time work rather
than wage reductions.
A few industries show a gain in aver
age earnings from October to Novem-
ber In most cases the increases ac-
company reductions in working forces
and appear to be due to the dismissal OF
the lower paid workers.
The bureau reports that during No.
venber retail food prices declined 1 pei
cent in New York city and Rochester
and per cent. in Buffalo. Since July
the decrease amounts to 10 per cent. foi
Buffalo and Rochester and per cent
for New York city.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sr,pnARn CLEARANCKs.
PRODUCE.

,,.rrrp-cras mery higher than extras
IN 5Gi5d5Tc.; extras, y" seVte, az 60 81
90 70 81 score 4S''fl.' $50. 81 10 81 score. 81
COZ Ss,gt iover grades 32d3Gc.; unsalte9;
htober tban extras. l9iMGoc-' tia' sNtrsas' ',t,s,h
~ nrsts, asa s.' gnIt 5,,iitc extras
aas; 70 firstq. 800 Use; seconds. ~ %,
iov.er grades 250@oc.; panlsn -aes5.,
siT52iSc state dairy TUBS, tinese' 49, qoli
good no prino 4iQ1oo common 70 talr, 1vs
10 r.royotbd EXTRAS 40c ladies'. CuIrrht
make flrets 9Td2sc.. s"'onHS, --'4'
irr ,,,doe ai122c. packing stock. sior-
ago g2T23c. current MAKE no - -VF-'''
lower grades. l10lNc
cut,EST state. whole milk. held. carly
made flats specials, N. 2t9t-N'. ,t IN
made 25d2fc average run osro;,a6i,r
lnvar rrndcs oOd2tNc.: twins h''u' ,pe-
,,oi oe1esc. average run. 2412'c; W.
consa held flats 2eo2,s asls oso7c t".'S doaSe ME
I,i.les. held 25d27c. Young America
teiJ aaa2oisc fresh, 21q27iEc skins.
hold specials. 1920. prime 70 cholct, ~, ~
i5itc; fair TO good i21l4lc. lower E'"'eS'
rccs rresh gathered. extras. dozen. 7Gd
- extra firsts 7fT55c firsts. 10 l3c. T;
seconds G5nToc.: dirties, No n5f'"c, :
,-lrsrator firsts. G0TGic.: seconds. aGn3ac (;
state. Pennsylvania aud ueArhy NesleIn'
teruery whites. extras Nas'c,i extra ilt.ts'
e99e2r. firsis. s00slc.; gathered whl,eA'
t-.s,s 30 ettra ftrsts So0S3c.; uuder grades
~ SO pulIe,s. G8I6so; Pacific coast
,nttc ovtraa StGS5c.. extra firsts, s2HN3c.
s,rs,s eo8sic. undcr grades. lGI &c: pul-
ic,s soiected. small out. 1jn 16c.; usuai
.t.,s G306Sc other Western and southern
..tbc~ed whites. I00stc.: state. Pennsyl-
| ,.s,to and nearby Western, hennery browns.
c%tras 70dsOc: rathcred brown and mixed
colors. faded extras. 76d7sc; firsts TO extra
firsts. 72dT5o.
poTATOEs-permuda, bbl.. s6dlo: Maine,
1 ,an ibs 81 goR425 1G1 lbs. 6.25dJao;
state $50 lbs. s3a4; $50 lbs, 81 5oaS Penn,
| a,ivanta. ia5 lbs, s3d3.2l. $50 lbs, $500
o'T5. long Island. hhl s3.1Jn ~; jersey,
ro,,nd isO lbs ~ 5od3 long. i65 lbs. 81 q.
/ 9s. is0 ms. 81 1902 20; 40. .. Dbl, sii
T76. southern. bhl 81 l0Q3 Danish l6'
ne si rGa55O. swEETs-Iorsey. bsk.. 75c
I Isa. MARYLAND. bsk.. 81 25di -: Southern
/ MI Al 5Od3.5 80: yarns. bb. SiHo
! pot,TTRy, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mary.
4 land. No., 55d65c. old, 4sHj2c. Virginia. %
/ gCoe western. 5tGG0c, Southern, a3p6oc.
/ rocr 45T-Oc.: culls. 30d i0c.; Western and
/ eoptbern. old, 4SdJ0c. CHfCkENS-Nearby
/ ir Od5Oc: : virginia. 2sd3oc. Western dry
! nlcked broilcrs. boxes. 29a40c. fryers. 81 c
/ " lbs 20 doz.. 2563Oc. roasters. b. 3ln
/ noe broilers, bbls., 2I63Sc. flyers, 2Jd
| ooc roa-ters, 2sT35c. FOW1 .S-Wcstcrr
/ drv picked, milk fed. boxes. 23N3Tc. corr
fed, 22a36c. bbls. 22d33c.; scalded. 22gS0e
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
CONSOLIDATED CELEBRATES.
Members OF Exchange Hold Christ
mas Festivities.

Members Of the Consolidated Stock
Exchange held their Christmas celebra-
tion on the floor Of the exchange at the
close of trading yesterday afternoon.
most of the members OF the exchange
and its employees entertaining members
Of their families at the festivities.
The Seventh Regiment Band, under
the leadership OF Lieut.. l.. w. Nett.
played for dancing during the entertain
mint One of the features Of the con-
cert was the performance of Prosperity
Forever" composed by ]. Sachs. mem
ber OF the exchange. The celebration
was in charge OF Henry Plummer. Lewis
Gilbough and John t. Hoey.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
CHICAGO PRICES.

Sales for export in the cash wheat
market yesterday were generally smaller
following Thursdays activity. The Brit
ish Commission which has been heavy
purchaser Of late. took virtually Moth
ing. due TO the fact that the English
markets were closed and will probably
not reopen until Wednesday. In the af-
ternoon little demand for the Cont
tinent. chiefly for Belgium. was reported
Inquiries for corn and oats continued
but no business was done.
Bradstreets reports the exports OF
wheat and flour for the week as S.69S.-
s24 bushels. against 9,924959 for last
week. and corn exports as 23S.35S bush-
els. against 2ss,594 n week ago. IRON
r,i,, tbe exports OF wheat totalled
e3Sf551s6 bushels. against 157,S22,2S
n year ago. and corn exports We're
5.G7S.o54 bushels. against 1,o7S,76s IN
1919
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
HOLIDAY TRADE HAS
STIMULATING EFFECT
Seasonal Retail Buying of Ap.
pareI Is Good.

The holiday trade, while not up to
that of a year ago, has had big part
Ia improving business conditions gem
orally during the last week, according
TO the weekly reviews. In the retail
trade seasonal buying has been good
and in apparel lines, especially. the cold
weather and snow of the North and
the West have helped tremendously.
Otherwise the trend has been toward
Increased quiet.
THE favorable features OF the week
in distributive trade" says Brudstreet's
State Of Trade, "are seasonal increases
IN retail buying, stimulated by holiday
purchases of seasonal goods, a slightly
enlarged distribution Of heavy wear
Ing apparel. due to colder weather.
with snow north and west, and belated
activity on the pare of jobbers in ship
ping goods to fill i'm broken stocks.
Retail trade generally has not meas
ured up to year ago. The trend other
wise has been toward increased quiet
at wholesale and in manufacturing lines
and further extension of the widening
circle OF quiet in industry, accompanied
by many reports of wage reductions, the
iron and steel trades noticeably coming
into this category. Collections have
not improved much and. indeed, are
slower on the whole
'The development of new business
says Duivs ReUiei0, sis such as to give
encouragement to some interests, bu
Fit is mainly for nearby delivery anc
usually at lower prices. Replenishmen
of supplies is evidently becoming neces
in, N
ing of goods after the turn of the veal
is expected in certain trades where
prices seem to be approaching con
dition of stabilization. The genera
situation still presents sharp contrast:
with moderate improvement In few
lines being more than offset by retro
grade movement in other directions" )"
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
S. 0. OF CAL. WILL ADD CAPITAL
New stock Is to he Sold 60 Em.
pIoyees of Company.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 24.---Stockhold-
ers OF the Standard oil Company OF
California will be asked I'm a special
meeting on March 80 to authorize an in
creased capitalization of $4,000, 900,
which Is TO be sold 90 It's employees on
the lnstalment plan.
The company proposes that for every
share subscribed for by one OF It's em-
ployees Il will pay n bonus, which will
be applied TO the purchase price Off
cials expect majority OF its 10000 em-
ployees will take advantage OF the plan.
Tho par value OF the company's capi-
tai stock will be reduced from Si00 a
share TO S25 q share In the meeting.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25

n Y city 4Ls %
3. 81
NY City AIS so
.S57s
NY City As 1850
2.......SI
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
BRAzrLrAN AN-BELGrAx TREATY.

WASHINGTON, Dec ga commercial
treaty between Brazil and Belgium
whereby credit amounting TO S14.25O.000
is opened 10 the Belgian Government
at tho Bank of Brazil has been COM
pleted. Belgium agrees In return to
credit purchases to the account of Brazil
AZ Brussels at the prevailing rate of ex-
change. Likewise Brazil agrees TO pur-
chase Belgian products and credit tho
amount TO the Belgian account in Rio.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
sTocK PLAN ron UP. WORKERS

OMAHA. Dec PA plan whereby em-
ployees Of the Union Pacific Railroad
the Oregon short Line and the Oregon-
washington Railroad and Navigation
Company may purchase common capital
of the Union Pacific on partial pay
ment basis was announced to-day The
plan provides that tho road will pur-
chase stock in the open market on re-
ceipt OF orders from employees. who
will pay for it in twenty-four equal in-
stalments by deductions from the
monthly payroll.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
COFFEE CABLES.

rio was unchanged 20. 20 reis higher. Dol
lar rate 90 higher AZ s$62O. Exchange iid.
lower AZ 10 lied. Receipts 1000 bags ana
stock hS2 400 bags. Santos spots not quoted.
Futures % 10 30 reis lower. Receipts 5000
bags and stock S,i74. 900 bags Receipts az
ports were 80 900 bags, against 5000 last
wear and "a 00O two years ago Sac Paul0
Ind 1900 against $4,000 and 20 900. aud
Iundiahy 80 600 against 1000 and 2GOOo
bags. respectively. Fine weather in All dis
tricts OF Sac pauio. Cleared from Rio two
steamers with 1000 bags for New York ma
from Santos one steamer with $500 bags
for New York. and another with 30 200 bags
for New York and 5000 for Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25

(All Liberty bond tran!
Closing. Sales (in
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
INDIANA AND ILLINOIS
COAL CORPORATION.

New York. December 18th, 1920.
The Board OF Directors OF Indiana aud
Illinois Goal Corporation has this day de-
clared dividend OF three and one-half per
cent. (3iSe5) on the Preferred Stock OF the
Corporation for the 7ix months period endr
ing December 3lst, 1920. payable January
18th. 1921 70 stockholders of record at the
close OF business on January Sth, 1921. Dfvl-
dend check win be mailed.
THEODORE c. KELLER, Treasurer. J
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO COMPANY.

The regular quarterly dividend OF 2qe on the
Company Inc. has been declared payabis
January 3. 1921. to Preferred Stockholders Of
record at the close of business December -,
1920 d. G. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
DIVIDENDS.

STOCK % Pay
Record. able.
Corouct Phosphate Co., g.
NltlN ....s..ss.....s.4.tt sts.ss A'ecs ~
Coronet Phosphate Co, cX.
VIM ..s.sss.ssstss..s+.ss ssssss AeNs eN
Continental Credit Corp,
F-0s sd.JV. ...s...44s. ..ss.t bccs - dhNs J."
Gorhan Mfg. Co, 10 ~,
q, Al,tJ....s .......ss...t pcc. ~ JIM .
Gorham Mfg. Co., co VI,
a, Si.5O..... ...........s... Dec. ~ Jan.
Home Title Ins. Co. OF Blyn..
q, S3...s.sssssss.... 49,. sss.ss Dec. ol
Liberty Natl. Bank OF y. Y,
a. 5O.................D Dec. "a Jan. 2
Mortgage Bond Co, a, $1.T5. Dec. 20 Dec. 81
spicer Mfg. Co. pf. q, 81. Dec. 20 Jan. l
william Cramps Sons Ship
Eng Building Co, q, 81. Dec. 81 Jan. "
Corn Products Ref. Co, q, SlJan. Jan. 20
Corn Products Ref. Co, ex.
5Oc. ............s........s Jan. . jan ~
Corn Products Ref. Co., pf,
Si.T5 ...................J Jan. 10
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
DENVER TROLLEY RECEIVER.

DENVER, Dec. o4.---Application for a
receiver for the Denver Tramway Com
pany which operates the street chr lines
here. was filed In the United States Dis
trlct Court here to-day The application
was filed by the Westinghouse Electric
Company. n creditor.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
PROrOSALs.

ppopOeAIs for BED Sheets-Office OF the
Depot Quartermaster, Z. > army It'i.a- ,.s--
cciyed here until II \. NJ. December S0 ~;
~. furnishinr an or eny part OF 10000 Bed
stoefs (slncle). Information upon Ie4ue.-.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
lfficc OF rhe United Gas Improvement Go,

y. ". Corner BrOad and Arch streets.
Philadelphia, December 5, 1920
The Directors have this day declared quar-
terly dividend OF one per cent. (jOc per share)
on the Common Stock Of this Company, pay
able January -. 1921. to holders OF Common
Stock OF record at the close of business De-
cember 81, 1920 Checks will be mailed IN
I. W. MORRIS. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
NEYN YORK PRICES.

wHEAT--No. red and No. . hard $l''s
- CoRN-No. . yellow. 9Glsc.: No. . mixed
81 aifl, C. l. f. New York. 10 days shpaeent.. aen .
OATs-No. ! white. Gle; No. wh!te, ~ ~, /,
No q white 5gc.: No. White, Ji4''eC. ,
fancy clipped white. 63lsc.; ordinary clipped
white, GOiac. all elevator ,,......-, q Ga
T. o b. New York. and si.5s,e. 1 & domestic 1.95d
BARIEY-Market dull. tecGins' '"'''
and mailing. g7GSt .O6 g. !. I. New YORK. -
UAY-Market easy No. l. 81 Stdl 70. NO
al 7odi SO. No. 3. sl.5Jgl. 90 ana snip
ming 81 ssh 80. ,,,,t,,,
al Rj'CKWHEAT-Ma Inactive. MINING
AZ 90 nominal 100 pounds s,e1,o
sTRAw-Market duh. NO iSe' $i's -
a ton.
Wheat. including flour. exports ior |esN cos .
o,"nrdins 10 Bradstreets. aggregate e'uve'-
s91 bushels. against 1924 800 FOR me pre- pre-
ceding week and 3,sl3.oot last y6a yeaan a5- :,
t,iv o3s 155, 19G against loI So, Ics ies
SHseou Corn exports for week. -s@'So'
against 2s3 .594 last week and ,o'-ov ias,
"esr. for the season, J,6is,oJ4, aba'hs'
4 a. "a season.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
1--WE STOCK Axp MEAT PRICES.

Common TO prime steers, 100 lbs. SsogA ~ ~
Common to choice bulls. 100 lbs 3.gVg so
Common 20 choice cows, 100 ips.. -.-9g -
Common to prime veais. 100 lbs. l@.Op9ln'Vo
Common 70 prime sheep (ewes) 49,, = a.
.a, ~ w -, ,,,t,,c 'ia,nbs 100 lbs q.OOTf20 90
Iil'',,1s ~, ro ~ 100 Ibs .. iO.5Oait.00
Dressed beef. steer Sides, d.. -0-vS-
CITY dressed vcals lb.......-.... lNI..c 81
IS,sssed iaynbs 'ib...... 1sd27c
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK

New York. December II, 1920.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
clared a dividend of EIGHT PER CENT
payable on and after January 3rd, 1921. The
transfer books will remain closed from De-
ceTnber 18th, 1920, until that date.
VIM. L. CABLE. JR., Cashier.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
GERMAN BANK STATEMENT.


BERLIN, Dec. 2i.--The weekly state
ment OF the Imperial Bank of Germany
shows the following changes:
rN(.9I- ASSES
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
BANK TO OPEN IN MADRID.

MADRID, Dec. 24.--rhe new Industrial
Banco credito will begin operations here
January Q.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25

aie cxprcsr. 25dgGc CtlCKENS-i'reiglii.
2sc express 2sG32c.i broilers, express, ssg
4Oc prCKS-Frciglt. &c. express, 81 81
g-r RKEYS-Froicht, 4jc.; express, 9"g
55c. GEESE-Frcieht. 25H2sc.; express, 81 zsn
sac Muscoyy, a0c. SWANS-isc. PlGEDNs
Pair, freight or EXPRESS, 43Mooc GLl!Nt Nt,AS
-pair 5OdGJc. RABBTTS-Each. 25035c.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
SUGAR.

The range OF prices In yesterdays
ugar futures market follows:
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
Fire Record.

y. NJ. A~NNNt
~ ao-f5tth st and Southern Boule-
ward. The nronN, automobile.
Howard Gritncr ....+....... Unknown
IL .aO-li8 Broadway; Charles Koch
to-aq 4. eStn IT. r. Tuantana Trinins
5.on-ftu W. tlad ST.; unknown. Unknown
. .eO-i02 Amsterdam av.i Irwin Acd-
man .s..s. s.ssss.sst lFlIlink
ioiO-25l T.. iioth st.; Frank Pal
rnuth...4 .... .......sss.s...I InHnown-
II :45--G2 4. oath st.. Joseph Gree
land. ....... .+,...s.....s.Ir Irltlink
~ .fo-2fnt "a av; Alera Laedina. Unknown
- .fn-f2s Bronue e.. NJ. Simon. Unknown
IL .3O-S12 w. 4Gth st.. John a.
Schocn.... D.. .....,..... .Triflins
f2:30-2iO W 18th At bundle of pa AZ
f.6o-5o W osth a. O.. Charmers.. .TrifiinE
$3.50 W seth st., y. Y. Tel. Co.
unoCcupiod Unknown
215-f2I Rutgers st., J. Peltz. Unknown
5.tS-t2 w 2qth ST.. Ntui & Co. .Tnknowr
Gi5-296 Broome e.. Kog Cotton Co.. 3
Unknown
G5o-7-n W 18th at.. Drcssler
grhncdermad ..........t... Unknown
g.aO-72l Morris Park av., The Bronx, Z
church. damage. ......, = nknown
1908 Walker ST., J. Abramowitz
Unitnowm
7.2o-isS w. e2d st.. owner unknown
7:ss-7s w. s5th ST., Benjamin Lindcn
The New York herald., 1920-12-25

OLD cocKs-western. 22d25c. DJcitSSs7--s
-. leland frozen 4Oc Maryland, VH40. -
vs'stcrn .oG42c GEESE-Marylaud, 10,
sO4i0c. western. so1f4oc. sQUABs-,L Larse as
white s 90 10 lbs, % dcz;, Sgnli No ~
c;r;iNT;A As-Pair. 75c.gSi.25: old, 500 I5e.
- pGRr,fTs-Cottontaiis Western. pair, 500
% lacL.a NNaetarn. naLr. slMl 40.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
TEE HANOVER NArroxAL BANK Z

OF Vnr tIIN
New York, December ilth. 19ZO
Notice IS hereby given that the annnet
r,ectinr of the shareholders OF this BANK
ror ne election OF Directors 10 serve dur
Ing the coming year and for tho trans-
action Of such other business as may cofns
before the meeting VIII be held at the rank
ing house Nassau aud Pine streets, Tues
day. January I'm, 1927 between me hours.
y prM u CAHI.E. JR Casfler. :.
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COFFEE.

The range OF prices in yesterday
coffee futures market follows:
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PARIS. Dec. 24.-Prices strong on the
Bourse to-day. Three per cent. rentcs,
G7f 35c. Exchange on London, 5ef. csc.
Five per cent. loan, S5f zoe. Dollar
quoted at 16f 05c
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Rid AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
cK rxCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

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To the following prices accrued Interest ~
10 De added IN every case.
EOREIGN BONDS
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. Dec. 24.--Holiday on the
stock Exchange. Bar silver, 42d. ounce
bar gold, 116s. Id. money. AZ per cent
Discount rates-Short and three month
bills. 50, per cent. gold premium az
Lisbon, 40.
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BONDS IN STOCK EXcHAN
FRIDAY. DECEMBER "a. 1920
BONDS.

RANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS.
ty bond transactions subject to lie brokerage)
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Foreign Railroad Industrial
City OF Bor-

Ilty OF bUr-
deaux s.
3.......76l2
CityofLyons 6s
4.......7 76l2
1.......76
City Of Mar
seilles os