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ing Prohibition Problem Before Gouernors Conference Monday
THE WEATHER

Alabama and Mississippi: Rain with mild temperature Sunday followed by colder Sunday night; Monday fair and much colder.
 Tennessee: Rain Sunday; colder in west portion Sunday afternoon; much colder Sunday night; Monday fair and colder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17
NEGRO CHARGED WITH THEFT OF MEN'S CLOTHING

Charged with stealing three suits of mems clothes and ladies dress from the truck of the Towles Dry Cleaning company, 10s1 North Thir- teenth street, Saturday, Jack Gordon, negro. was placed in the city jail Saturday night by detectives George M Bragan and Robert J. Walton.
 The dress was recovered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17

property at sa3,s43.252. The associate commissioners claimed that their valuation included various properties of the company, item by item, giving figures of Hagenah & Erickson, en- gineers employed to make an inven- tory and appraisal. and MT. McDon- neil and Mir. Aldridge. The associate commissioners said that Hagenah & Erickson placed the original cost at ss6,so7, 7,51S.76; that MT. Mcdonnell placed it at sS6,O2s.457.ss, and that MT. Aldridge's figures were s37.645,- 74126
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17
CASH AND TURKEYS IS LOOT OF BURGLARS

Burglars broke into the grocery store of Osment Brothers. 2726 Ave nue q, sometime during Friday night or early Saturday morning and rifled the cash drawer, securing s10.3S in cash and five turkeys.
 Officers working on the case made no arrests in connection with the robbery Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17
WOMAN APPOINTED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-Appoint- ment of Miss Adelaide Baylor of In- dianapolis as chief of the division of home economies. was announced to- day by the federal board of vocational education. Miss Baylor succeeds Miss Anna F. Richardson. who is leaving the service to accept appointment as dean of the School of Home Eco- monies in the State Agricultural col lege at Amos. Ia. The office is one of the highest posts held by a wom- an in the government service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO MURDER IS CHARGED

Willie Hillman, negro, alias Willie Robinson, S23 Fourth avenue north, was jailed Saturday charged with as- sault with intent to murder upon the person of Lottie Tillie, negro, on December 1. The arrest was made by Detectives H. E. Morris and c. M. Higgins.
 Domestic disputes started the quar- rel, according to the arresting off
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17

To get the best results take "Seventy-seven" at the first feel ing of a Cold.
 "Seventy-seven" for Colds and Grip, Influenza, Catarrh, Pains and Soreness in Head and Chest, Cough, Sore Throat and General Prostration and Fever.
 Docforing Book mailed free. Price, soc and sloo. at Drug Stores. or gent on remittance or c. o. D. Parcel Peat. Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Company, l5s William Street, New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17
Obemimg of he BonAir Vanderbilt om Jan.I
 WiHM0rk Q Ne1O Period in Hotel Enterprise
Winter Resort 0f AngnSta Wilf Complete y. 1T. MarShalPs
 AH-Season Group.

TNHE opening of the new Bon Air
 Vanderbilt Hotel at Augusta,
 ~- Ga, on January 1, with an im- posing array of social, political and financial leaders of the nation among It's guests, will inaugurate new era in the winter season life of the South. Also, 1t will mark the achievement of a distinction uniaue in hotel enterprise
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17
STEAMER ARRIVES

ST. VINCENT. Cape Verde Islands, Dec. 16.-The American steamer Eastern Glade, recently reported in distress because of fire In her bunkers, arrived here today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17
SIK0RSKl WILL HEAD
 NEW POLISH CABINET
By Associated Press

Dy AsSocldtcu rcet WARSAW, Dec. 16.--M. Rataj, speaker of the house, who. in con formty with the Polish constitu- tion, became president of the republic ad interim. this evening called on General Sikorski to form new cabi- net. This was constituted promptly as follows:
 Premier and minister of the in- terior, General Sikorski.
 Foreign affairs, Count A. Skrzyn- ski, former Polish minister at Bucha- rest.S -- Finance, Mir. Jaztrzembski.
 War, M. Stokowski.
 Labor, Ludwig Darowski.
 Transportation, Louis Zagorny- Marynowski.
 Commerce and industry. Henry Strassburger.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17
THREE ARE KILLED

VAN BUREN, Ark. Dec 16.-Three men were killed and two seriously injured today when the boiler of the Webb sawmill near here exploded. The dead are: Tobe Brewer, Law renee Henson and Henry Basham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17
Further Technical Knowledge Needed Before Air Process Can Combat With Chil-
 can Product
By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Dec 16,-In the pt esent state of development of pro- eesses for the fixat3on of atmospheric nitrogen in the United States, fixed nitrogen cannot be produced for fer ti1izer purposes in competition witn GhiE1k nitrate and with ammonia obtained as by-product in the cox ing of coal, except under unusually favorable circumstances.
 In making that announcement Act ing Director F. G. Gettrell of the fixed nitrogen research laboratory reported to Secretary Wallace of the department of agriculture that there is every reason to believe that the cost of fixation can be materially re- duced through further study and de- velopment. With that object in view the laboratory has during the last year studied various processes
 Direct Process
 The direct synthetic ammonia pro- cess. newest of the three commercial ly developed processes, is the one which, according to pr. cottrell, at present apparently offers the great est opportunity for further develop ment of satisfactory ammonia catalyst and perfection of method for it's large scale production.
 A critical study by the laboratory of the cyanamide process in its pres ent form, says Dr. Cottrell, makes it appear that improvement leading to drastic reduction in cost of oper- ation are rather improbable. The process requires relatively large amount of electric power. and cheap power, therefore, Is necessary to its profitable operation.
 Muscle Shoals Plants
 The cyanamide plant at Muscle Shoals. known as United States nj trate plant No ?, Is the largest syan- amide plant in the world. having ca paeity of 320,000 tons of cyanamide, or 10000 ton sof ammonium nitrate a year. This plant was successfully operated in test run shortly after the signing of the armistice. The principal work of the laboratory, carried out in connection with the peace time utilization of that plant, has been consideration of what prod ucts of fertilizer value could be made there, since it is evident that such a large quantity of fixed nitro- gen can be utilized only for agrieul- tural purposes
 The nitratei plant at Sheffield, Ala, known as United States nitrate plant No. 1, was designed to operate by the direct synthetic Cor Haber) pro- cess, with a capacity of approxi- mately one-ftfth that of the cyama mide plant, or 22.00o tons of am monium nitrate year. The plant in it's original form was not a suc- cess due in part to the insufficient technical information on the various
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17
SHARK KILLS MISSIONARY

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-Miss Kal crime ". Bourne of Tarboro, N. Cl missionary teacher at St Joi school, San Juan, Porto Rico, N killed by a shark while bathing the beach at Borlinquen Park ns San Juan, December 14. accordingl a cable message received today the Episcopal Church missions hou
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LOCAL DATA

December 6, 1922:
 Highest temperature .... ss Lowest temperature ..,. xa Mean temperature .,s 4.........,... b3 NolnAI temperature .,.....s.......s 47 BNGess Tn temperature since Jan. i 621 m malhiAii .....s... #-,=..,............... 0s Total rainfall since Jan, l........47.9 95 I,Noess m ralntall since Jan. 1...... l. 50 NeiatLVe humidity, a. m. .,....... S5
 noon .......,..... ...t......... 93 D, m. ................... 96 bfy thermometer, 2 a. m. ......... 46
 noon ...-..,................ b5 rr ?. m. ..................... 62 ANet thermometer, a. m. ........ A
 noon .................... b4
 D. m. ................. 62
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MIyTsTEW ARRIyEs

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l6.-Dr. A. c. D. de Graaf, recently appointed minister from The, Netherlands to the United States, arrived here today on the President Cleveland. Dr. de Graaf was minister to Japan before receiving the new appointment.
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Summary of observations made at sta tior4s of the United States Weather Bureau duranE the 2i hours ending at D. tn, soth lhefhlan time, December Is. 1922a
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physical and chemical steps whI
 go to make up the process. The la oratory has undertaken to supI such technical information.
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JUDGMENTS FILED
NEW YORK COR

The following judgments were filed yes
terday, the first name being that of the
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Business Troubles
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

Meeting Of Directors decided to recommend
TO shareholders Of Annual Meeting fixed to be
held,on January IL, 1928, payment on January
IS, 1923, Of final dividend Of per cent, free
Of British Income Tax, upon issued Ordinary
Shares. Net profits for year after deductins
all charges and expenses for management,
etcetera, and providing for Income Tax and
British Corporation Profits Tax are "a 400, 1885,
l4-6, as against "a, 1923, ,45l-5l for the previous
year. After bringing back to Profit and Loss
account l,22l ,9s9-l4-0 being portion OF
the general reserve Of fl,500,000 set up in
1914 to provide against possible losses arising
from the war not now required and after pay :
ing final dividend Of 9 per cent, carry forward
will be 1925, $685.. as against the carry
forward Of 81 1870, ,l87-l6-4 for the previous
year. Directors have also decided to pay
on January Is, 1928, with final dividend for
past year, interim dividend Of 4 per cent.
for the year l922-l923 on the issued Ordinary
Shares Of the Company free Of British Income
Tax.
Transfers received up to End January will
be in time to enable hsnsierees receive
dividend.
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LTD.
December 20. 1922.
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fCeVts n share.
Total sales bonds, s51i.o"o par value.
Total sales stocks. iso.60o shares.
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WHEAT DROPS FAST
FROM SEASONS TOP
Profit Takers Sell After Ad-
vance Laid by Some to Liv-
erpOOl Manipulation.

II
CHICAGO, Dec. 2o.-Heavy selling to
realize profits led to sharp breaks in
wheat, corn and oats to-day after some
new high price records for the season
had been touched. The wheat market
closed nervous. at Ac. to 2Bc. net
lower. with May S1.24 TO $1.24h and
July $1.135s to $1.13%. Corn finished
sc. to lac. down: oats off sc: to lc.,
and provisions from 7c. decline to DC.
ADVANCE.
With an advance in Liverpool wheat
tending to lift prices here, the way was
opened for holders to unload to advan-
taec, and the opportunity was quickly
gfasped 1t was even asserted In some
quarters that the Liverpool market had
been purposely bid up to furnish such
chance. However this might be. sell
ing here quickly broadened, and open
ing gains were much more than wiped
out. the market at one time showing
fall of 31Ac. bushel.
Export business on the downward
swings led to price rallies in the last
hour A report that Italy had removed
the import duty on -four also helped the
bulls On the other hand legislation
that might help to enhance values ap-
peared to be moving slowly and only
with aggressive support from large
houses was the market upheld In the
final dealings.
Corn and oats, as well as wheat, were
subjected to much greater selling press
ure than has appeared for some time.
In addition to liberal receipts of corn
here free offerings to arrive had a de-
pressing effect and both corn and oats
showed less rallying power than wheat
although export business in corn was OF
some effect,
Provisions were firmer early, in line
with hog values but receded later when
the hog market lost it's gains.
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Rise in SILK Continues.

For the third consecutive day prices
Of raw silk in the Yokohama market
have risen, yesterdays advance amount
ing to 10 yen. Trading continued fairly
heavy with total sales 400 bales. Buy
ing in the local market was broader.
probably due to the belief that prices will
be much higher. Local quotations have
been slow to follow the upward move
ment in the Far East. because demand
here has been slack. Demand for Can
ton silk was more active. A prominent
seller declared that there will be a
shortage of this grade before another
month has elapsed. Available stocks,
he said. do not total 5000 bales and the
demand is broadening steadily. The
standard Sinshiu, No l was quoted at
2090 yen.
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sen.onnb,e Good. Sales Good.

Retailers report marked quicken
ing of sales of seasonable merchandise,
as a result of the drop in temperature
Heavy garments and other winter goods
have not moved with the usual zest this
year because of unreasonable weather
but IL is believed that If the cold snap
continues retailers will be able to make
up for the previous slack period Heavy
knit goods are particularly active. The
sale Of fur coats also has been greatly
stimulated by the colder weather. but
demand must continue exceedingly
strong TO make compensation for the
aarly duflneeg
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Rush to Buy Toys.

Sales of toys this Christmas season
bid fair to exceed the volume for any
holiday period in a number of years.
1t is believed that retail merchants
would be able to sell a greater amount
of merchandise If they had larger and
more widely assorted stock than they
now are carrying. Most retailers are lack
ing many descriptions of toys. which
they would like to have on their shelves.
as n result of their hesitancy to antici-
pate their requirements many months
ago. Toy factories are running at full
blast. night and day. in vain effort
to FIJI all belated retail orders in time
for the Christmas trade. A large volume
OF orders. it is said. cannot be flied
in time and probably will have to be
Cancelled.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
BUSINESS NOTES
| AND TRADE NEWS
Holiday Buying in Some In
stances Reported to BE
Largest on Record.

The real rush to buy holiday goods
is now on, according to retailers. Many
departments in local establishments are
finding sales larger than any season
since the war. In some instances. de-
partments report the volume the largest
on record. Though the buyers gener-
ally are not extravagant. there is de-
cided preference for the better class of
merchandise. The brisk manner in which
jewelry and other goods classed as
luxuries are moving is surprising many
observers. 1t is believed that the i'm
petus provided by the holidays will sus-
tain buying well into theN first quarter
of the year.
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A. G. spALplNG & BROS.

Regular quarterly dividends ~ one and
three -uunrtets per cent. UAosl on the First
Preferred Stoch and OF two per cent t2sol on
pic Sttond Preferred Stock lave been de-
clar,d payable up March t~t ig2l. 30 tho
stockholders nt record 90 the First Pre-
f,rred and Second Preferred Stock rcspec-
iI,ely as of thc close ~ business on tho
TON dav of February. 1873.
Regular quarterly dividend % l1o per
SHARE on the General or Common Stock has
b~rn declared payable on the 18th day 81
January. i92,. to tno stockholders of record
as ~ tho close OF business on the Cth day
of January. 1923.
a. BOARpMAN SPALDTNG.
Vine. .Ttra.farrf .tH Traa eIrNr
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Garment Fashion Review.

Forty-fiye apparel firms which are to
hold an exhibition at the National
spring Fashion Review. nj the Hotel
coniinuhorc. on January 23. were named
yesterday ~ the National Garment Re-
faiirrs Association John W. Hahn,
executive secretary OF the organization.
said that this is the largest number that
ever has exhibited apparel at the Fash
inn Reviews
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
ALABAMA POWER REPORTS.

THE Aiahama Power Company reports
uet eaiuinrr fnr November amounting
tn g.att28. compared wi'h Sl9a.5T5
iss1 frar GrpsH was fsti.4a0. against
ttt4.isi sud rNpensrs we're ffog.eSI.
trainsi tgttssG Fnr fhr twelve months
eaalsd Nnftnhff l0 last rrnes was So
te4 tfa sNaiut fts0fsst. expenses
erfs fgkkffI8. against f2.ffs.3F7. and
net pae fs lea fTh. cputnrfd with 81.
rrf rNf fanf tfnr
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orrEu RAILROAD STOCK.

An oNrrirg 81 5000 shares Of Day
fon and Michigan Railroad guaranteed
81 Per cent stock fdividcnds guaran-
fetd by the Toledo and Cincinnati Rail-
road aud the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
ruad conrauiesl y being made by Jo-
neph Nsiktr q Sous.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
rirmer Cotton Duck Prices.

The general strengthening of prices
I'm the unfinished cotton goods market
has resulted in firmer quotations on cot
ton duck. The stronger market has
aided TO STIMULATE buyers interest,
mills reporting an increasing number
az Inquiries I'm the last several days.
About the only cotton duck available
for Immediate delivery are small odd
lots. as most mills are sold UP for at
least sixty days ahead One Of the
largest sellers IS well sold up 10 March.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Dress Group to Meet.

The annual meeting OF the Associated
Dress Industries OF America viii be
held at the Waldorf-Astoria Ho.el on
January IL. David y. Mossessohn, ex-
ecutive director. announced yesterday. In
addition 10 the election OF officers and
other routine business. the progress
n,de by the association during the last
year viii be reviewed.
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fIDELITY-Ih ERNA TIONAL
TRUST COMPANY
NEM YORK CITY.

The Board OF Directors OF the Fidelity
Information Trust Company has declared.
a quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
HALE PIER CENT t2lseti on the capital
stock Of the Company, payable December 30.
1922. 20 stockholders of record az the close
Of business December 22nd. 1922.
Transfer books wal bee closed AZ ~ NJ.
on December a2nd 1922. and viii reopen
January 18Th. 1928.
Checks FOR the dividend viii De mailed
December 10Th. ln22.
ARTiuH W. MELLEN, SECRETARY.
Dated December 30 ia22.
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Nor .. :. n,rri " CO.. NC.

A Judgment far s2ssg2s was err
furaousit rvI,orfed in Issues ~ THE
>Ww NnHg HfnAfn nercmlier ia against
" ~ nunun Company. fnc.. ~ - Pearl
street n sHouia have h~rn for SSfs. 30
iu an Hekluu n which Rosenberg
nrofhsfs A ca usrn Judgment creditors.
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CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES,

WHEAT--No. Northern spring, 1.5o; No.
. red and No. 2 hard, $t.3S; No. Manitoba,
track New York.
CORN-No. yellow and No. white.
93a4c.- No. . mixed. 9SNc. c. !. T. N. Y.
OATS-No. white, 5Tika5Sc. No. white.
56lsa57c.; No. 4 white, 55a55l&c.; fancy
clipped white. 59Ma63hc.; ordinary, clipped
white, J7a5Sc., all elevator.
RYE-No. Western, 81 .o4A f. o. b.. and
S1.O3 c. |. (. New York export.
BAK1EY-Malting, s3aS5c. nominal c. i. T.
N Y. -
BUCKwHEAT--American $2.15; Canadian,
So nominal per 100 lbs.
HAY-No. /, $o6a27 No. .. S24a26; No. g.,
S22a24; shipping, $19a21 per ton.
STRAW-No. I rye. $23as2f per ton.
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY

Schedules In bankruptcy filed yesterday
In the United States District Court We're:
HENRY NEWMAN, wraps and coats, 800
Seventh Liabilities, Si6i.26s. .
assets, $i02,370.
IHILTP S. LASKER, dresses. 122 West
Twenty-sixth street-Liablities, xls.SlO.
assets. $9,1 1873.
AERO HAT FRAME COMPANY. INC, Is
East Houston street-Liabilities, si.525 !;
assets ST.
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nARNEr IEArIrN 40. ~.

Dec. rs. ia.1
a quarterly dividend of one and ihrCc-uuar.
ter NMes per cent. has heon declared upan
the preferred stock ~ the Barnet Leather
Co.. Inc, payable January y, 1929. 60 stock
holders 81 record nt the close 81 business
Dec. 2yth, 1922. Checks viii be mailed
NJ. H. uEYMAN. Treasurer
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
nf the City Of New York.

New York. December ~, 1872
Inr. Board OF Directors have this day df
olared dividend OF SIN FER CENT pey
able on and after January 2ri. fAAi -
trnnVcr books win remain ciosr' from
cembtr 20th. ip22, untii that ds
WILLIAM II. CABLE, w :
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q. $. LAND BANK FARM LOAN BoSDs.

Yield
BID. Ask. Ant.
tied. Land Bank Farm Loan
Is. Nov, 1871. OF. 3i....4.lo3M ioi 80
tied. Land Bank Farm Loan
~. May. 1871, op. 3f.....i03M ioi 49,
iifcd. Land Bank Farm Loan
.'5s, May, 1898. op. 70. ......iOO 1O0ii AZ
tied. Land Bank Farm Loan
4iks, May, 1912. op. 30. i00l 1Ot 40
tied. Land Bank Farm Loan
AVS, May, 1880. op. "a. go. aq% 1O0k l4.50
tied. Land Bank Farm Loan
4iks. Nov, 1893. on. 2s.... Dgss looh $50
tFcd. Land Bank Farm Loan
fiss. May 1897. on. ga. neH foois 40
fNot listed on New York Stock Exchange.
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OFTIJF Oh
'iIE United Gas IMPROVEMENT Co

Philadelphia. December i3, i022
The Directors have this day declared a'
otartefiy sividend OF one and one-half per
cent .ltT5c per sharal on the Common stock
~ this Company pas bic January ~. iN2a,
10 holders Of Coninion sock u record az the
close 81 business peecmbor 80, in12
Checks win bc mailed y,
L. w MoRfsLs 'ttcasurer
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savings Banks.

s33.s1s; assets. si.455. Francis @. Hoyi
Il attorney.
C. G. HINES SONS COMPANY. printers
and publishers. 81 Plat streei-lnvoluntArv
petition complaint of Thomas NJ. HaE-
gerry-$50; Underwriters and Credit Bureau.
81. .495; Thomas A. Hine. So. David w.
Kahn Ia atfnrnaY for nPflflnnnra-
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NEW YORK TITLE
AND MORTGAGE COMPANY Y
~ tNf&Ht t3N& ~ es W
f35 EROApN .AN. >UNi \

10 EkVADNAN. NEN NONh.
a quarterly dividend ~ two per cont. t2fcl
aud an extra DTS tidoui of two per rDlt. t2fs)
ou the capital stock of the Company have
been declpf 'd. payable January -. lN2i4 %
stockholders of rer0rd so fHp close ~ buHl-
ness nn December -, 1872.
dated. Nnw York. December co. 1922.
l.r.ItII IARD kIIEMNE. secr-tnrN. 1
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THE IMPORTERS q rRsp,;IN. S-,Tfo~A Al
BANK or NEtv AOfEs

NV forkl DNreWber i2th f1HlI
y quarterly dividend of Six Per cent and
az extra dividend " SIX Per Cent have %.
Gay been declared by this bank, payable On
the md day OF January next. to stockholtr y
oi record at the close OF business December