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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-07

Later, Tholiy Druley sang several
numbers. Mrs. Ned Cook gave reel
tation and another song was rendered
by Clifford Hutcheons. The Rev. u.
Howard Brown had charge OF the in
Productions and many new and old
members became acquainted
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-07

will hold a drill practice at 7:3O p. m
Monday, in the club rooms of the
organization. An initiation of candi-
dates will be held Thursday.
A dance will be held in the Ben
Hur lodge rooms Saturday evening,
Jan. IS, for members of the lodge and
their friends. Officials announced Fri
day that this dance while open to
members of the lodge and such friends
as they chose to invite, would not be
a public affair.
Applications of two candidates for
membership were received by the
Elks lodge at it's regular weekly meet
ing, Thursday.
COMMANDERY NO. 8
Richmond Commandery No. will
initiate six new candidates into the
order of the Red Cross and the
Knights of Malta at p. m. Monday.
The ferret is domestic variety of
ho
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-07

There are seven varieties Of the
African lion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-07

The ferret is a domestic variety of
the pOlecat.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
nj Tho CITY NJ Nam Xor-lr

Of The CITY OF New York.
New York, December 20, 1921.
The Board of Directors has this day de-
clared dividend Of EIGHT PER CENT.
payable on and after January 3rd, 1922. The
transfer books will remain closed from De-
cember 21st. 1921, until that date.
WILLIAM l.. CABLE. Jr.. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
SUBSCRIBERS RUSH
FOR TWO Big ISSUES
0,000,000 American Sugar
and S12,753,000 Louisville
and Nashville Sought.

The $4,000. 900 American Sugar kefin-
at SS1a and interest, to yield about GA
per cent. as we'll as the 81. .75S 600 Louis
vile and Nashville first and refunding
51s per cents at l0l. were oversubsCribcd
yesterday. BY Sis o'clock in the morn
ing orders in excess of twice the rail-
road issue had been received and the
books had to be closed as soon as they
were opened. This heavy oversubscrip-
ton insures a relatively small allot-
ment. which on account of the holiday
and the approach Of the end of the
year may not be made until next week
The sugar issue was sold 20 per cent.
firm to participants up to o'clock, and
three hours later. with many wires TO
be heard from. orders had been received
In excess of the total. New England
taking strong share.
The sugar issue Is fifteen year per
cent. gold bond and the only detail not
made public on Wednesday is the exact
phraseoIogy of the callable feature,
which is as follows: Callable as a whole
| or by lot in amounts of not less than
| 81, ,0o00Oe on any interest payment date
on thirty days prior notice at loo Tor
the first five years and thereafter at
| premium decreasing cne-half OF i per
cent. for each full year until and inciud-
ing January /. 1881. and thereafter at
| lO2ts to maturity. Earl ID. Babst. pres
ident of the company. in letter TO the
bankers said in part:
1.-THE average annual net income from
operations and other sources available
for depreciation. reserves and DIVIDENDS
for the last ten fiscal years was $lc,2oo :
Coz, or equivalent to more than five and
one-half times the annual lrterest
charges on this Issue of bonds.
These bonds will constitute the sole
| funded Indebtedness of the company
which will covenant In the trust inden-
ture not to mortgage or pledge sny Oh
| it's fixed assets, as therein derineo'
without at least equally securing this
| ISSUE"
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
ErE1rroNs AID MEETINGS.
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Sps'
cial Meeting OF the shareholders of The Sec-
end National Bank of the City OF New for
Will be aeld at the banking house OF saio
Association. No. $50 Fifth avenue. Borousn
ot Manhattan. City of New York. on Inuas-
day, December 20. 1921. at IL o'clock A. M,s
for the Irlrpose OF voting upon the propose
tion that said Association &C into liauidan.on ..
and be cjosed. and for the purpose OF ratiiy-
Ing, growing and confirming any action
looking TO such liquidation aad to the sale o.
the PROPERTY ard assets of said Associauohs
and the Assumption OF It's liabilities, and any
agreements relating to such LIQUIDATION. SAFE
or assumption. which the Board or directors
may lave taken or done, or which may nave
been entered Into. prior to. or which may %
subniitted for consideration at. said noeetinss
OF any adjournment thereof. and for the pur-
pose OF authorizing the Bvard OF Directors =
and officers OF said Association to DO "A
such further acts and things as may be nee
essary or expedient to carry out and COM
plete the liquidation. closing and dissoiutio1 z
Of said Association; and for the purpose OF
transhcting such other and further business
as may properly come before said meesinSs
or any adjournment thereof
Dated, New York. November %. 1921.
~ order OF the board of Directors.
CHARLES w. CASE. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Anglo American Oil COMPANY, Ltd.

Notice Is hereby given o1at the Directors
of the above named Company have resolved
to pay on and after the sixteenth day OF
January. 1922, an interim dividend OF one
shilling per share, free of British Income
Tax. The same VIII be paid and after
the above named date by the National Pro-
vincial and Union Bank of England. Ltd,
at their head office In Bishopsgate in the
City of London. at any OF their branches
or by the Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York. of 40 Broadway, New York City,
United States OF America, at the equivalent
in United States Currency of $4.20 per
pound sterling (equal TO PIC. per share) to
all holders of Share Warrants TO bearer.
issued by the Company, in exchange for
Coupon No. 22 attached to such Share War
rants.
Dated this goth day of December, 1921.
A. II. HEWETT, Secretary.
3a Queen Anne's Gate,
Westminster, London. S. w. !.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
Michigan United Railways.

The bondholders' protective committee
for the Michigan United Railways Com
pany's first and refunding mortgage
thirty year 5 per cent. gold bonds has
sent cut notice to the effect that since
the committee was formed on November
1s holders of more than $4,000. 900 Of the
bonds Approximately so per cent? have
deposited them with the committee.
When the committee shall receive bonds
held in England. which will be deposited.
from 75 to 80 per cent. in amount OF
bondhoiders will have joined the COM
mittee. Public utility engineers are for
mulating financial operating report on
the properties and public accountants are
making nm audit for the committee. IL
Is the desire OF the committee to obtain
from those sources information sufficient
70 enable Il and the bondholders 10 de-
eide what plan should be adopted and
what course pursued regarding the COM
pany's future operation and financing.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
Trading Moderately Active.

Trading was only moderately active in
yesterdays bond market, but the supply
was heavier than the demand and
prices continued to recede. Railroad
issues were freely sold and exhibited the
largest losses. as they did on Wednes-
day. The ST Paul and the Katy issues
we're particularly weak. st. Paul As OF
1925 declined from 20 TO 671a, and the
Katy first As dropped about q point
There were several other weak spots In
the rails. Industrial and public utility
bonds were less active and flrmer than
were rails. Foreign Government issues
were inclined to heaviness. Liberty
bonds were under pressure and yielded
further ground but Victory notes were
firm at top prices.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
Pacific GAS AND ELECTRIC co.
CASH DIVIDEND NO. "a.
AND
ADDITIONAL STOCK DIVIDEND

ADDITIONAL STOCK DIVIDEND
ON COMMON STOCK.
The regular quarterly dividend of $f.2S per
share upon the Common Capital Stock OF this
Company, will be paid on January 10. 1922.
10 shareholders of record at close OF business
December 81, 1927.
The Board of Directors also declared an
additional dividend on the Common Stock OF
$500 per share. payable TO stockholders OF
record at close of business December 81. 1921.
in common stock at par. issuable when ap-
proved by tho Railroad Commission OF tho
State of California.
THO Transfer Books will not be closed.
Checks for the cash dividend OF $f.25 per
share will be mailed from the office of tho
company in time to reach stockholders on
the day they are payable. The stock dividend
Of $500 per share will be distributed to
stockholders as soon as the necessary de-
tails for the issuance thereof have been conn
pleted. A. +. HOCKENBEAdER.
Vice-President and Treasurer.
San Francisco. California
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

FOR ACCOUNT or WHOM 1T MAY CON-
Germ: L. ]. Phillips Co.. Auctioneers.
will viii offer @ at auction. on Friday. December
2srd, 1927. at Exchange Salesroon, IA vcsey
Street. at 1880 p. NJ,
10 shares capital stock Poland OIL and
Gas Corporation of New York.
210 shares capital stock Poland OIL and
Gas Corporation OF New York.
500 shares. par value 800 per share, of
the City Railway Company of Wheeling.
iiGo shares of tho S. w. Board Co. OF
Montville. Connecticut.
$4,000 shares Mona Motor Corporation
stock: preferred. par value IS per share.
No. 10 81 shares preferred stock OF
Earlston Worsted Mills, Inc.
No. II 167 shares preferred stock OF
Earlston Worsted Mills, Inc.
234 shares preferred stock OF
ERrlston Worsted Mills. Inc.
No II 100 shares common stock OF
Earlston worsted Mills, Inc.
No. 10 80 shares common stock OF
Earlston Worsted Mills. Inc
zoo shares common stock OF
Eorlston Worsted Mills. Inc.
100 shares preferred stock VIM. j. seiden-
100 shares common stock VIM. J. sciden-
berg Co.
$40 shares. par value $40. Rivo Products
Company. Kentucky Corporation.
Certificate No. IS for 4s shares Textile
Manufacturer Alliance. Inc. preferred
STOCK tpar Nalue slUols
Certificate No. 2s for go shares Textile
Manufacturers Alliance. Inc. common stock.
without nominal or par value.
Certificate No. 24t5. FairvIew Country Club
Dcbenture Bond. due 1887. par value $50.
Certificate No. 2346. Falrview Country Club
Debeniuro Bond, due 1897. par value $50.
Certificate No. 2s47. Falrview Country Club
Debenture Bond, due 1887. par value $50.
Certificate No. .4is. Fairview Country Club
Debcnture Bond. due 1887, par value $50.
Certificate No. o4i0. Fakview Country Club
Debenture l,ond. due tn&, par value $50.
Certificate No. 2i50. Fairview Country Club
Debenture Bond. due 1897, par value $50.
Certificate No. 245f. Fairview Country Club
Debenture Bond. due 1887, par value $50.
Certificate No. 24J2, Fairview Country CLUB
Debenture Bond, due 1897. par value 500
Certificate No. 2iA3, Fairview Country Club
pebcnture BOND, due 1897. par value $50.
Certificate No. 2454. Irairview Country Club
pebenture Bond, due 1897, par value $50.
chant Marine Insurance Company OF New
York. -
80 shares Capital Stock American. Mer-
chant Marine insurance Company ct New
York.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
49, G
AmSmelt& II IS

AmT&T cit 4
4. SGal
Am WritlngP u
3. .S3
Armour AS
~
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
Foreign Bond. Sell Wen in u. s.

The greater number OF Government
external bonds issued during 1921 were
sold in tho United States, according 10 n
compilation made by the American Ex-
press Securities Department. which
shows shows also that per cent. bond
issues were in almost nll gases foreign
Government bonds sold In the United
States External issues In Other coun-
tries paid per cent. or less and Internal
issues or 6 per cent The participa-
ton Of London in world finances this
year has been chiefly in the interests of
the British colonies. Indeed. this years
foreign financing In the United States
has been considerably In excess OF that
Of last year and has amounted TO ap-
proximately 400.00000o.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
New orlean. Award Made.

j. T. FinIse, secretary of the New
Orleans Board of Port Commissioners.
has awarded $s.5O0.c00 of thirty-six and
one-half year average general improve
ment and s2.50O.O00 of twenty-seven and
one-half year average canal improve
ment 5 per cent. bonds to the Interstate
Trust and Banking Company. the Hi
berna Securities Company, til, Ma
rine Bank and Trust Company, the
Whitney Central National Bank and
the Canal and Commercial Savings
Bank, all of New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
Average Bond Prices
December se, 1921.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Tunnel Bonds Awarded.

An issue of s2.s1o0CO of AZ per cent.
tunnel and bridge bonds of Allegheny
county was awarded to syndicate
composed of the Mellon National Bank
of Pittsburgh and Redmond & Co. and
Montgomery Il Co. of Philadelphia. at
102. 2S7 Salomon Brothers e. Hutzler
were awarded at 476 per cent. discount
a temporary loan of 100000, dated De-
cember %, and maturing on June Is.
1922. by the authorities of Manches-
ter, ~ H.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
California Bond. Auctioned.

In California yesterday s7.o00.000 OF
bonds were sold at auction. but the
sale was too late to have the results
recorded to-day In these columns be-
cause of the difference in time. An
nouncen,ent as to the institutions which
obtained the bonds will be made to-
day. During the day also. the results
Will be known of the sealed bid open
ings on se0.O0o,0oo OF the State OF Ohio's
soldiers bonus bonds.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Empire Trust Company has been ap-
pointed registrar OF the common stock of
the Durant Motor Company of Indiana.
Inc. and registrar OF the Alaska Coal and
Coke Companys common stock.
The New York Cotton Exchange member
ship held by the Il. A. Masten estate has
been purchased by w. l.. johnson for $1a.-
900. or $1,000 less than the preceding sale
OF seat in the exchange.
z 5Little.on G. y. Hambiey OF Hambley
Bros. Salisbury, ". c., has applied for MEM
bership in the New York Cotton Exchange.
The Mechanics and Metals National Bank
has been appointed by the Commercial Sol
vents Corporation the trustee Under an
indenture of mortgage, dated November IL.
1921. and securing an issue OF ~ 10000 Of
first mortgage per cent. bonds.
A booklet entitled How TO Read Your
Brokers' Statement has been prepared for
dlstribution by Maxwell, Hill Eeyher. G7
Wall street.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
MEETINGS.

Sir Vincent Meredith, the Presi-
dent, Shows Relation of Rail
way Undertakings to Public
Finance-Urges Strong Policy
of Immigration-Can See No
Improvement Under Political
Control.
Sir Frederick Williams- Taylor,
General Manager, Points Out
That Bank of Montreal Came
Through a Difficult Year in a
Stronger Position Than Ever
Canada Must Take Advan.
tage of Experience to Deal
With Future Problems.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
PROPOSALS.
THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
CnMpANX

1. Pursuant TO the regulations of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission prescribed in
its order dated October o. 1912 In Docket
Ex Parte No. 81 amended October 4. 1870,
THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY hereby requests bids for the pur-
chase IN single block from said Company
of Three million dollars t$3. 600. .0O0) OF its
First Mortgage GO Gold Bonds to be iseued
under and secured by its First Mortgage
dated June "a. 1916, In accordance with Tha
Western Pacific Railroad Company's speci-
ficaiions No. 01S.
O. Bids must be submitted 10 the under
signed at his office. No. 81 Wall Street,
City Of New York. N Y. before twelve
o'clock moor, noon, Eastern Standard Time. Janu,
by the undersigned Mt said office as provided
In the regulations above mentioned. Bids re-
ceved after that time will not be considered.
g. Hids must be prepared and submitted on
the forms complying with said regulations,
copies of which forms VIII be furnished by
the undersigned request.
A. The successful bidder win be required
20 enter into and execute the Proposed Con-
tract of The Western Pacific Railroad Com
pany No. 919.
g. The right is reserved to reject any and
g. Each bidder is required to tender with
the bid bond IN the penal sum Of S25, 900
with sufficient surety or sureties conditioned
on the faithful and prompt performance or
Tho terms OF said contract.
Z specifications, form OF proposals. and
form of said contract are now on file IN
Roon $50, Mills Building. San Francisco.
California. and also at the office OF tho
undersigned, and are subject TO examine
ton free of charge, by persons desiring to
cxainine the same with a view to bidding.
md copies thereof VIII he furnished and
| forwarded upon request.
g. The issuance OF the bonds and their sale
! ut not less than ~ per centum ot their lace
value and accrued interest have been author
ized by the Interstate Commerce Cominlraion
and by the Railroad Commission OF Call
ALVIN w. KRECH,
Chairman of the Board Of Directors.
The Western Pacific Railroad Company,
~ Wall street.
New York. ~. Y.
Dated. December 90. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
UNION DEPOT COMPANY

Columbus. oniO.
Pittsburgh. Pa. December 2. 1921.
General Mortgage 4ihco Bonds OF the Union
Depot Company, Columbus. Ohio. 10 an as-
grecate cost OF $7.o5i.T2 viii he purchased
for tho Sinking Fund December 81 1921,
from the lowest bidders at n price not to
exceed fOcMob and accrued interest.
Sealed proposals. 20 sell bonds must he In
the hands Of tho undersigned before the close
OF business, 3 L. NJ, on Thursday. Decean-
ber 20, 1921.
T. n. H. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
4"5 Pennsylvania sta Ion.
liitslureh. lt.msyivania.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23

-FOUR Wants and the scd',fs Of thou
sands OF others arc most qu'ok'y red'-
iced through THE NEW YORK HER.
AID Wont Ads. HERALD QUALITY
QUANTITY circulation brings the kind
OF Res,lI;s thos aro most deeSobIs.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
NIVlnFNn N0 aa
DIVIDEND NO. 90.

A quarterly dividend Of two per cent Uwo
dollars per ehare) on tho capital stock of this
Company has been declared. payable on JAM
uary II, 1922. to stockholders Of record at
the close Of business December 20. 1921
Q. b. TAYLOR, Treasures.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION

DEC. 10. fJ21.
At tho regular meeting OF tho Directors of
the Superior Steel Corporation quarterly
dividend OF 2es was declared on the Second
Preferred Stock. payable Feb. 10. 1922. to
stockholders OF record Feb. I. 1922.
II. d. SARGE. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
THE HANOVER NATIONAL RANK
of the City of Ne,v York

New York, December 10th. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the shareholders of this hank for
the election of Directors to serve during the
coming year and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before the meet
ing. will be held at the banking house. Mas
sau and Pine Streets. Tuesday. January 10th.
1922. between the hours of IL O'Clock A. n.
and IL o'clock M.
WILLIAM e. CABLE. Jr.. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
PITTsFIELD LIME AND STONE CO..

The quarterly dividend of 3: per share on
the preferred stock OF the company win be
paid Jan. list, 1922. TO alN>stockholders of
record at the close of business Dec. 3ist. 1921.
ROLLA ". SOPEE. Pres.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23

The annual meeting of the Bank Of
Montreal attracted very special atten-
ton. owing to the exceptional condi-
tions Canada is passing through. as
a result of the deflation that is occur
ring throughout the world. The meet
ing OF the Bank OF Montreal Is the
first of the larger banks to be held and
Sir Vincent Meredith. the President.
and Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor.
the General Manager. dealt. not only
with conditions that had actually
arisen within the country. but the inn
portant influences of developments in
outside centres. Special emphasis was
also laid on the course that Canada
should follow to work out Of some of
the difficulties that now beset the
country.
Referring to the principal problems
of the Dominion and how to deal with
them, Sir Vincent pointed out that i'll
his opinion they were represented by
the necessity of dealing with the rail-
way situation and by establishing an
aggressive policy of immigration.
Touching on the railway situation. Sir
Vincent made it clear that 1t had been
his consistent practice to avoid any
thing savoring of politics and If he did
allude to the railway question it was
only because it related intimately to
public finances. to taxation and SO to
the daily business OF the country.
which was already bearing heavy i'm
posts to sustain the public credit.
Seriousness Of Railway Problem.
Sir Vincent Meredith. in the course
OF his address, touched on the railway
problem and its effect on the debt of
the country. In this connection he
said:
with our own national system of
railways it was well to face the facts.
There has to be met an annual fixed
charge of about $66.000,000, plus loss
in operation. which last year amounted
to $32 200. 600 and will this year not
be greatly less. In addition. q sum
estimated at s150.000,000 has to be pro-
vided in the next few years for re-
placements and betterments- I see no
reason to change the views I have ex-
pressed to you on former occasions
nor do I look for any marked perma-
nent Improvement in there conditions
80 long as the roads continue under
public--that is political-ownershi
and operation. which all experience
condemns"
Policy of Immigration.
In referring to the urgent necessity
of a vigorous policy of immigration,
Sir Vincent said:--
"Only second in Importance to our
railway problem is that of immigra-
ton. AS is well known, following
upon the cataclysm of great war,
there has come in the past a desire
for change and an exodus of people
from many countries has resulted
No such movement has yet occurred
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
DIVIDENDS.

Stock K Pay
Record. able.
American Metals Co. Sc. =. Dec. % Dec. 27
American shipbuilding Co.. !,
American m: can shipbulidins Co.. :, -, :,
American snerH. s-'ss shipbuildina Co.. :,
a.. pf N;55.........'.'...yy1Scrc y1cc q "a Dec. Dec 80
Boone County Coal Co., s.-a.. !,
pf So .................... $3.50. Jan.
| si.?5 ...................... Dec. "a Dec. 80
0''" pf,' b. ' si.75. 49, Jan. Il Feb.
citizens Gas Light Co.. s2.bo.Des. "a Dec. so
Dominion Coal Co., a.. pr, 90 ,,oA :,
Doa of al 20 @ Jan. II Feb. I
East Boston Gas Co., $1.3lia Dec. "A Dec. so
a co. a.. Ist ist pf., si.75. -. Dec 90 Dec. 81
Co.o. Sd pf.. si.25... Dec. 20 Dec. 81
Falcon Steel Co.. O., $1...... jan z
Falcon Steel Co.. O., pf.. !,
fiae's zoe s5o "'e @ Dec. IS Dec. 81
Fiaclity-rhenix Fire Ins. Co.. >, J., -
Garfield Natl. Bank. a., 50. Dec. = Dec. 81
Garfield Natl. Bank. extra. 3.Dec Il Dec. 81
General Fireproofing Co., .
General en-; fireproofing ii;.ifiii Co.. a. :
Gotham 9th. si.S National iiiai Bank. d. :.
81 Dec. % Jan.
Provincial Brick Co.., ..
O., pf., 1&q6.- Doc. ~ Dec. u
1sf pf.. Dec. "a Jan. 8
I.awton Mills, a., $........ ....Dec. II Dec. 81
Manning Maxwell Moore,
inc, O., $1.50. .......... Dec. 81 Jan. .
Monomac Spinning Co., a., S1.Dec. 20 Jan. j
Montreal Tramway Co., O.,
29h ........ L'Sc. OIL Suh' ~
CO... s4 ............... Dec "a Dec. 90
Shaw inigan Water Power
Co., e., $1.75.. Dec. II Jan. ~
Spanish River Pulp Paper -.
Co.. O., $f.T5.. Dec. 81 Jan. 16
Spanish River Pulp Paper
} Co., a., pf., $1.15. ........ Dec. 81 Jan. ~
Tucketts Tobacco Co.. O., Dec. 81 Jan. II
Tucketts Tobacco Co., O.,
pf.. $f.7o .................D DEC. 81 Jan. IA
Welsbach Co.. s.-a., Pr,
$3.50 -. uec. 20 Dec 81
whitman, Wnn., O., Pr, $1.to.Dec. 70 Jan. .
Wilson Body Co., a., pf..
Sl.1O sLSS. ~ Jan.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23

Tho regular quarterly dividend OF 2Ts on
the Preferred Stock of Universal Leaf To-
bacco Company, Inc, has been declared pay
able January 3rd, 1922, to Preferred Stock
holders OF record December 22nd. 1921.
ID. G. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-12-23
OILS.

Refined petroleum was unchanged. Price.
follow: Standard white, New York. export
bblr., &c. IN bulk, 15c. In barrels and fshc
IN cases: water white. oc. in bulk. lee II
barrels and 1ohc In cases. Motor gasoline
garages. 27c., steel barrels. Lilsccd oil
Strictly pure. gallons OF "a lbs.. IN barrels
75e. Calcutta oil. S5c.