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W. F. Ladd & Co.
Investment
Securities
New York
Write for
Booklet 446
A new financial booklet has
just been published by S. W.
Straus &. Co.- -the House
which has a record of 38
years without loss to any in?
vestor.
This booklet shows how you
can secure complete, safety
for your hinds?and the
best interest rate compatible
with such safety?together
with a thorough investment
service rendered w i t h o u 1
charge, i ou cannot afford to
he without this booklet.
Write today for
BOOKLET B-445
150 Broadvay, New York
-..'; 8064
38 years without loss
to any investor
Hart Oil
Corporation
CLASS "A" COMMON 8TO
Dividend Rate 18%
Payable l*/?% Monthly
Owns Roya!tles and Oil U
mores tha , '. i0 i - -
uted over proven 1
ridge a- 1 nest pn
?I TvellH completed; many drilling.
I.er<rt> Expansion Program.
Civ.-j ?- BT on request.
Shares $1.50 Lach
L. A. HUGHES & CO
1 0 Broadway PI ? ? Re? tor fin
Liberty Bonds
Bought?Sold?Quoted
John Muir 3 (cl
Member-, New York Stock Exchangt
61 Broadway
New York
? I
"The Oil Industry
Iwrotw) to th? lnt*r?*t of I/.-, ??tura hi ell
Mcurltl?s, PuhltfbM aioawly.
Ft-?? oik itxiutmt
R.C.Megargel&Gs
:-?Pine Street-No/Y&rk
Railroad Credit
Must Be Improved,
Bankers Are Told
Investment Committee As?
serts Main Need,la Ability
to Borrow Capital Read?
ily and Economically
BOSTON, Oct. G. The committee on
railroad securities of the Investment
Hankers' Association of America in its
report submitted at the closing session
of tho Bankers' annual convention to
ony said that tho logic of tho rnilrond
situation pointed unmistakably toward
consolidation.
John E. Oldham, of this city, n mem?
ber of the committee, said he believed
th? development of a national system
ot transportation along tho lines o?
consolidation of tho railroads into ?
limited number of strong, competing
systems to be both practical and de
sirable. He expressed the opinion tha
with the cooperation of all interest,
involved, such a system could be estab
id "without disturbing the rela
tionships of ownership and contro
which now exi.,t."
"Such a system once established," h
said, "would greatly simplify the prob
lems of regulation, and many of th
problems which have been the cause o
: much misunderstanding und agitatio:
| in the past would automatically dis
appear."
He said the weak railroads phoul
I I e made financially strong by re
tmenl of their capitalization t
? approximate value of the propcrt
rate-making purposes. Add'm
! al f c railroads as a whole were no
on their way to prosperity.
Allan P. Forbes, of Harris. Forbes .
Co., chairman of the railroad commit
tee, who signed the report, declare
thai the railroad problem cannot I
lered solved until it is clear thi
?mIs have re-gained the abilit
to raise row capital both readily an
- imicnlly.
The government bond committee r<
I that it has been carrying on m
gotiations with the Treasury Depar
m ??? and the Attorney General lookir
i the adoption of measures to contr
activities of scalpers and othe
: : ling unfairly with owne:
of United States government securitie
\ ' '. no (legislation has been s
cured to this end. tho association wi
the problem had been met by pr
poj ilar understanding of tl
of Liberty bonds and Victo
. and through the Federal Tra>
nission's efforts to discourai
? iblo promotions which a
ted to cause investors to part wi
d ' ngs,
ild Stanley, vice-president of t'
anty Trust Company of New Yoi
report as chairman of the coi
- m industrial securities, told t
investment bankers there was no que
tion "thai as a result of the past e
cesses and faults of regulation, a
consequently limited character
of railroads and pub
ta) has preferred to
industrial securities." Analysis h
shown, hes said, that in a period of a
vancing money rates industrial cree
cl least in the three class
bf t ixabli secrurit ios.
In discus ing the different characl
trial securities offered for :
tment Mr. Stanley said: "Any co
panj \ hich speculates in the mark
ther r its raw material or its f
lucts, and to such an extf
olvency, forfeits
: to investment capita) regardle
. ?real :' : earnings as result
'ortuna i t one is of i '????? char;
ter. An investor has every right
expeel that a comnany in which be 1
ed i;;s funds will attend strictly
its legitimate business of produci
? its products, and thai
minimum its forward
je ; ; for raw material and its sup
of :.: i ihed poods." _
New York Metal Market
On the New York Metal Exchai
dull ; nd weak, with Class
13 . 13.75? ; Class 13, -11!.
. and Straits shipments, 4
.. i ? m , dull; spot, October,
and December, .18c asked. L
York spot, 7.70c, and T
? 7.1 ic. Zmc dull; >
.. spot, 7. i0c, and Ka.st St. Lc
-. 7.50c.
metal prices follow:
dard, sp it, ?269 10s, and futu
.:",', 10s, with sales of 100 tons f
100 tons fui un s Copper, Bte
I ot, -. '/ 10s, and futures, ?97, \
- 150 spot and 600 tons futu
C spot, ?112, anel futu
'. . Lead,' spot, ?3 I Ids, and futu
7s 6d. Zinc, spot, i"-10 12s (id,
. ?41 15s.
The Day's Bond Market
U. S. Government
Transaction?
f?ales.
Liberty 3%s, 1047. $928,000
do lut 4s
do 2d 4s. 194:t. .
do 1st 4'',s, 19(7
do 2d 4V??, 194
do .-1,1 4 Un, 192g
do 4th 4 %
Vlotory 4%s, 11>21?
do 3 94B. 1023. . .
36.
1,000
8,0110
121,000
1,589,000
R 02,000
4,2S7,00l)
697.000
1,Oil,000
Quotations
High. Low, East.
Liberty 3%?... .92.66 92.00 92 on
do 1st 4s.88.B0 88.B0 88.B0
do 2d 4a. ......89.60 89.40 ?9.Ti0
do 1st 4 %rf, . .90.20 89.10 89.20
do 2d 4>,ta-811.80 89.30 89.34
do 3d 4%8. ...91.08 90.66 90.Ml
do 4th 4 Vis...89.80 89.32 89.40
Victory 4%n. .. .96.80 96.50 96.64
do 3%s .96.80 96.50 96.80
Bid and Asked Quotations
YI-M.
3.94
4,80
4.88
4.S8
5.05
6.6B
Not
chge
? .50
+ .1
-(- .1.0
?1.00
+ .14
Closing
Liberty Bonds. Yesterday.
3%s, 1947. 91.90? 92.10
4s, 1947..
2d 4s, 1942. . .
1st 4>4s. 1947.
2d 4'is. 1942.
3d 4%8, 1928.
4th I',?, 1938
Sn.OCtf 89.40
..88.10? 88.80
. 89.1 8.'if 89.40
. 89.34? 89.44
. 90.64 ? 90S.)
89.40-?? 89.50
Vic. 4 %s, 1923. 98.60? 9H.84
Vic 8%8, 1923 98.80? 98.SS
Pre-war issues:
2.1 reg., 1930_101% ?102
2s coup., 1930. . 101 % SB 103
as reg.. 1946. ... 89 ' ? 92
38 coup., 1946.. . 89 (if 92
4s ret, 1325. . .. 1 05 % ? 1 06
up
192
. II
L's l'an 0, 1936.101
HO. 101
l'an c. 1938. 101
Pan r, 1038.101
7
11s Pun reg. .
2s Fan coup..
I'hll. 4s, 1934.
Phil. 4s, 1935.
Phil 4s, 1936
1>. Col 3.S, 196
77
4? 106
@102
? 1 n 2
? 1 (12
@102
? SO
@ 8 0
?(i S 5
Closing
Tuesday,
92.60? 92.70
90.00(if 00 B0
89.00? 89.
90.00? 90.50
89 22 ? 89.30
9o.:?o?(i 90.70
89.20? 8;>.:?0
96.50? 9 6.60
9'6.58@ 96.70
101 %?102
101%?102
?9 ? 9 2
8 9 ? 02
105'.i ? 106
105% (<i 106
101 ?102
101
101
101
77
?
? ? 95
Foreign jovt. and '".unicipal
(Interest To Be Added)
Bid.
Anglo French Extern, 5s. 1920.. 99'
Argentine Intern Bs, 1945. 69.'..
Kingdom o? Belgium 6s, 1921.. 99',*
il> 6s, 1 925. 91 %
do : '?-H. 1946. 98%
Canada, Dominion of, 5s, 1921. 98%
<lo notes, 1921. 98%
do 19 2 6. 90%
do 1929. 92%
do 1931.90%
Chinese Govt llu Kug Ry 5s '51 43
Cuba Extern 6a,. 1944. 83
do 5s, Series A, 1949.?
do 4%s, 1949. 68%
Dominican Roil 5h, 1958. 81%
City of Lyons 15-yr f.s, 1934.... 86%
do Marseilles 15-yr 6s, 1934.. 86%
do Bordeaux lb-yr 6s, 1934.. 86%
do Copenhagen 26-yr 5%s, '44 77%
French Oovt Ss, 1st Issue.101
French, Parla City 6s. 1921.... 94%
Govt of Switzerland 8s, 1921.. 103'4
Jap Govt 4'.ja stlg loan, 1925.. 75%
do 4 %s 2d si-r, 1925. 75%
do 4s strlg loan. 1931. 58
do Tokio City 5s, 1952. 51
Vn K lit I! & Ir 6-yr 5%s, 1921. 98%
do 3-yr 6%s, 1922. 96%
do 10-yr 5 %a, 1929. 90 %
do 20-yr 5%s, 1937. 88%
Mex Extern Btrlg Bs, of '99-1945 43 %
do gold 4s of '0 1-195 1. 35
King of Italy 6-yr 6%% gold b. ?
?ioa
of 1112
? 102
? 80
? 80
np 8 5
<a> 85
? 85
? ?
Bonds
% 10" >i
4 7 0
A 9?%
92%
99
9 8 %
99
9 1 %
?13
90%
4:i%
69%
82
s 3
7S
101%
35
103%
7 5%
75 ?
r>8%
64%
9 B %
95%
90%
8X%
44%
::; %
90%
(Sales)
Anglo-French 5s
2.000.
Argem ? ne
2,000.
Chinese Ry
3,000.
69%
8,On".
?1 000. 4:;%.
City of Copenhagen
5%s
1.000. 77%
:.,.1. 77 'j
5,00". 78 I
City of Paris 6s
16,000. 94%
1,000. 94% j
75%
50". 7 5%
do st Ik loan 4s
6.000. 58%
13,00.1. 58%
7.O00. 58%
3,000.s30f.. 68%
: of Belgium s f
7% s .1 1' M reis
7,000.99 %
12,000. 93%
4,001
10,
10.
94'
City of Tokio 5s
10,000.
Dom Canada I '
noti 3 1921
96%
3 000. 99%
6,000. 99
1,000. 93%
do 6s 1325
3,000. 92
6,000. 91%
2. "00. 93
2.000. ?2%
6,000. 92
4.IMI0. 91%
do
DO .
10,000 . . .
2,000. . .
do 5s 1921
3,000. . .
4,000. . .
do
2 6
?,. IRop of 1 !uba 6a I 904
92% ''. *:!
<J3'* 2,000. 84%
5 I 8,000. 84%
mi-v U K of < ?reat Britain
& T 6%s 1921
40.0011. 98%
1.00C
91 % 5 000.
5.000. 91 ?
2,(id0. 91
Dominican R 5s
10,000. 81 !
Fri nch Rep 8s J P !
M rets
8,000.101 %,
17.""".101 %
28 000.101 %
1 1,000.1"! %
7,000. .... .I'll .
:'. 000.101%
17,.1.101 V?
6,000.101%
X..1.101 %
1,000.?"1
:; 000.101%
?1 000.101%
1 000.101
6,.101%
1. 000.1 "1
Gov of Switzerland
s f 8s temp rets 1,000.
3,000.! 03 ''-, 1 ,000 .
5.000.103??] di
13,000.
Jap 1st ser 4%a
do 5%s 1922
14,"On. 95%
4,000. 95 %
10.000. 9f %
2,000. 96%
do 5%s 1329
15,000. 91
1,00". 91%
1.000. 91%
do 6 %s 1337
68.000. Si
5.000. 88%
2,000. 8S
1,000. <>" %
3,000. SX
1 0,000. ^s%
1 uf -Mexico 5s
. 43%
sen.,. 44
9 000. 43%
4:i%
,001
1.000.
2,000 .
? r 4 Vj s
1 000. 3G
\ irglnia dfd Gs B II
& Co ctfa
1,000.72%
60,000. 72%
1 n 000. 72%
30,000. 72 %
1 0,000. ',':. %
N Y City 4'is I960
,0i
1,000.
88
Railway, Other Corporation*
Allegheny V 4a
Am Smelting 6s
1,000. 73%
3,000.
1,000.
5.000.
7,000.
79%
7 '%
(hist
Contents
Adjustment Bonds.
Annuity Bonds_.,. ?.
Assessment.'....
Blanket Mortgage ...........
Car Trusts ...'..:,..,
Collateral Trust Bonds.
Consolidated Mortgage '..'..
Conversion Privilege ..
sjDebentures.
Development Bomls .
Egu?pme?t Notes or Certificates
Extended Bonds.f.\ .
Firpt Mortgage.
First Refunding.
Gold Payment ......v..........
Guaranteed Stocks , >...?>.
.Income Mortgage ......>.......
Irrigation District.
Local Benefit ..?.">.
Mining Stocks . .???..?.
Mortgage Bond* .....;.
Municipal Bonds ... ....>. ?.
IV.r Value.
Philadelphia Plan ........v.
Prior Lien.. %...'....
Protective Features.
Purcha.se Monty ,... i.
purchased Lines.v...
Real Estate Bond? ................
Receiver's Certin*cates '.,
Refunding or Funding Mortgage ...
School District.??*..
Secured Note ....................
'Short Time Nota i....~?......'....,
linking Fund ...,.
Statistical i Department? f.. t.
Stock?Common .<*...
Stock?Preferred .*.
'Stock Trust Certificates ....."......
Subsidiaries.
Terminal Bonds .
Trustee .,??????.
Unifying Mortgage... .\\... *?.
Unsecured Note .-.-- -
TT TELLS in clear,
concise, non-tech?
nical language what
Bonds and Stocks are,
and of the different
types.
MARKED for thor
^* oughness and
brevity, it affords a
complete resume of
the First Principles of
Eaf?-j Profitable ?ft*
vestments.
Send for Copy
Razier?-Gx
65 Broadway,
New York, N. Y.
Bread & Sansom St?. 19 South St.
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Md
927 15th St. N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
PitUburg Wilke?-Barre
Lebanon
r.,ooo. 79Vi
l.ono. 78%
6.000. 78 in
19.000. 79
Am T ?- T col 5a
7.000. 80%
3,000. K0
s.ooo. 8 o'-j
17,000. 80
6.000. 80%
1.000. 80'4
do ovt e?H
1.000. 96%
1,000. ?g?
I 9.000. 96%
1.000. 96%
?,000. 96 n,
2.00e). i),; i,
4,000. 96%
20,000. 9l; Kj
do l '?-, ?.
1.000. SI H
do col 4s
4,000. 77
Armour & Co 4%s
2,000. ... 70
1,000. 79%
A T & ? K ^n 4s
2,T)00. 77 eu,
1.000. 77 ii?
10.000.
11.000.
i.orei.j_
2,000. 77
3.O00.S30?. . 77
6,000. 77
16,000.
do ?fn i
3,000." 77
do ovt 4s 1955
2.000. 74 \l
2.000. 75%
2.000. 75
3.000. 76%
10,000. 75%
do rf? 4 Vin
10.000. 65'4
16,000. 85%
11.000. 65%
3.000.... 86U
17.000. 65 %
10.000. 66%
Ken Is
ir A
77%
77%
??5
4,000. 73^
do ad i 4s stamped
3,000. 73?
2.000. 73 '
1.000. 7.1 %
Atl Coast L 7s J I* '
M rets
4,000.101 %
1,000.101
1,000.101 %
0,000.101
5.000.ion;
J.000.101 %
6.000.101 'i
do unified 4%s
! ,000. 7S
do l.?t
)n 4s
IS V4
do
Halt
ft
72
90 M
5,000. 71
do 4s 1925
9.0 00. 79 i
10.000. 7974
31.OO0.s30i.. so'
1.000. so
5,000. go H
1,000. 80%
2.000. 8 0 '-?
do deb Is 1934 *
5,000. 66%
8,000. 66%
2.0O0. 66 '??
16,000. 07 '
5.O00. 07 %
do 8%a
10.000. 61
C & N \V 7s temp
rets
n.onn.i on i^,
2,.'.103
do gen 5s
3.00O. 95 %
C It I ft P gen 4s
5.000. 7 1%
do rig 1?
10,000. 70%
1.000. 70%
10.000. 70%
1,000. 70%
1 0,000. 70%
10.000. 70%
10.000. 70%
2,000. 71
2.000. 70%
1.000. 70%
15.000. 70 %
l.OOO. 70
Chin 1'n Station f, '?s
ser C Interim rtfs
l.ooo.104%
do 4 %s sor A
5,000. 78%
20.000. 7 8 %
C & WpbI In.1 4s
2.000. ?3
Chile Copper 7s
5.000. 96%
do 6a
25.000. 73 U,
eihlo us
7,000 . . .
18.000.
1,000. 901."
3.000. 90%
do i'fg^^H
.. 76%
1,000
4 000. 73
fi.OftO. 73%
Col 111.] list rial Ga
1.000. 73%
Col & Su 1st 4a
^^^^^^^^^^ 4 000. 81
30,000. 77%! do 4'-s
18,000. 76% 4,000. 78%
6,000
1,000.. . .
do nvt 4%a
13,000 . . .
1,000. . . .
1.000. . . .
5.O0O. . . .
1,000....
5,000. . . .
2 5,0 0 0. ...
000. . . .
old 4a
1.OO0_
9.O0O. . ,
1.000_
I 3%8]_
?,000. 33%
do Pwn 3%a
Comp-Tab-R 63
76% 1,000. 8 0
Con Gas temp 7?
do
do
7 5
74%
75%
71%
73 *
4.000.
77
do
Vllta L E &
W Va 4 a
4,000. fiS 1
2,000. OS
83.000.
OOO. 99%
26.000.100
|,( 10.100%
10.000.100%
Cuba c.i 1 .?? sugai
c-vt dob 7s
1.000. 92
2.0(1(1. 92%
Del R IT ovt 5s
2.0OO. 87%
Den & it e.; 4%?
1,000. 71%
do con Is
6,000. 67%
do rfg
1,000 .
1.000.
1.0
54
5 ???:
10 000. 53
2,000.s30f.. 53
88 % Detroit I' Rys 4%s
I2.OO0"".. 58 L , 1.000...... 61%
Bell Toi o? Pa 7s J pErl* '" u ''' llen 4
M rets when issued
45,000. 97??
SO.Otm. 971
1.000. 97.
23,000. . 97:
1 3,000.. 97 j
28.000... 07
3 :.. 0 0*0 .... 961
10.000. 96f
1,000. 69 14
do gen lien 4s
6,0O0,s30i..
l.uoo.
49
4,coo.
1,000.
:vl 4s ser A
,000. . .
42,000 . .
15,000'. .
10,000.
0.000..'
25,000. . .
10,000, . .
2,000 . . ,
10.(100. . ,
9 6 %
96 %
?0,000 .
2,00 I
l.Ooo.
60
49%
4 9 %
\
4 0
?I 6 %
,-t 4s ser H
10,000. 9714
IS.000. 977^
2,000.97%
10,000. 9S '
3,000. 97 i?
%
1.000
3,000
5,000
21.000
do ovt 4s ser
1,000.
El Kin Jei .*i E 5s
7 0 (.
(?en El. u deb 6a
1,000.
do ni ?j 5s
2,000. :
<Jo 3 %s
2.'ju0.
16 '4
46%
? *
5.0 0 0
15.000 ] .
1 o.OOO. ,
8,000.
10, 100. .
15.0(10 . .
2 000..
2,000. ,
Ui.i.'iO. ,_
1.0OO. 97
20.000
3.000, .
10,000. .
25,000. .
IJH_
97% Georgia .Mid Ja
97 '-. 1.000. 49%
97 % Great Ni rthern 4 '4s
97% 1".. 84%
97% G 'toy ,'.- w deb 11
97% 1,000. 12%
97 % Havana ISleo 5s
97% 2,000. 7 7
97%'Hud & ?1 rfg 5 s
97%? 2,000. 61%
1,000. 62
3 0
000.
000 .
0 ,
97%
9 7 ' ?
97^;
97U
97%
97',
lO.f
15.000.
6.000 .
6,000,
1 000 .
3,000
lo.ooo
97 v.
1:
10.
97 V,
??JH
97%
9 7
9 7 Vi
9 7
J. 25V?
B.OOO. 25%
18,000. 26
Illinois central 6%a
V
5.0U<1^^^^
do 4s 1952
8,000.
(10 4 m 1 .. 5 3
1 000.
do 3%s 1952
1,000. 65
I. it N O
92%
72%
71%
do
S 000. fi
2,00.1. I
5,. 97% 12.000.". 83%
6,000. 97% lud 111 & Iowa 4s
2.000. 97% 7.KO0. 72
1,000. 97% [Interboro-Met 4 %a
1,000. 22%
1,000. 22
29,000. 20
6,000. 20%
20,000 . 20 'i
16,. 20
do ii :.-< of depoait
19%
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20.000. 97 yf
7,000. 97 .\g
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5.000. 97%
4,niu).' 97 94
1,000. 97 %
5.000. 07 ju,
4,000.
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?U>0n.
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il,000,
19
97%Unterboro U T rfg
, I 22.000.
77 7i 32.000.
101).
77%
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do p in 5a
?l.Ooo. 77%
Bradeti Copper 0?
26.000. 90
Brooklyn Hap T 4a
2 000. 28%
do 7s
1.000. 4,2
42%
1,.).
1 0,000.
l.Ooo'.
19,.1.
16,000.
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6,000.
2.000. 55
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15,000.a30f.. 82%
6.O11O. s2%
8 2 %
5,000.
14.000.
4.000.
Canada So 5s '
1.000.. . "0
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l.Ooo. 90%
1.000. 90%
1.000. 90
Cen Pnclnc gtd 4s
21 .1. 75
10,1 (.0. 74i4i 24,000. .
73,ono. 75 , 1.,,-,.
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6.000. 90 U,
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do ovt f,s 6 .1
35.000. S7
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16,000. 87U
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11.000..., 87%
9,000, . . 8711
6,000...'.
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1.000. 30%
1.000 40
1.000...;;; S9%i
1.000. 40
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21,000. 70
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: ) ?( 10. 9fi % l.ox .v East
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do ct fa of depoitt !
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2.000.
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3,000,
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. 103
83%
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77%
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1.000. 57%
1,1. 5^%
l.uoo. 6S%'
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16.000. 75%
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28.000. 79 M K * T lit Is
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1.000. 74%l 2.000. 62
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NEW ISSUE
$25,000,000
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
(Canadian National Railways System)
20?Year 7% Sinking Fund Gold Debenture Bends
The Dominion of Canada Guarantees
Principal and Interest by Endorsement
Dated October 1, 1920 Due October !, 1910
Principal and interest payable in gold in New York at the Agency of the Bank of Montreal
Interest payable April 1 and October 1. In coupon form of $1,000 witb provision for
registration of principal. Authorized and Issued $25,000,000. Callable a? a whole
after October 1, 1935, at 102% and interest on any interest date after 30 days' notice
Central Union Trust Company of New York, Trustee
A Sinking Fund of $500,000 per annum, available semi-annually beginning April 1,
1921, is provided for the purchase of Bonds in the market if obtainable at or below par. If
Bonds are not so obtainable during the succeeding six months, the unexpended balance reverts
to the company. The bonds are not callable for the sinking fund.
These Bonds are the direct obligation of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, which
die Dominion of Canada has agreed to purchase and merge with the Canadian National Rail?
ways System owned by the Dominion of Canada.
Price Par and Interest
Wm. A. Read & Co.
The National City Company Guaranty Company of New York
Blair &. Co.? Inc. Lee, Higginson & Co.
Bankers Trust Company Continental and Commercial
Trust & Savings Bank
The information contained in this advertisement lias been obtained from sources
which wo consider reliable. While not guaranteed, it" is accepted by us as accurate.
(??Jeti having been received in excess of the amount of the above issue, this advertisement appears as a matter of record only
10,00n. tu
D 2d 4s
15,000. 4:
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3, ? 0 il. 52
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1 o|o I.
118J
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82%
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8 1' %
to Pacific :
2,000. .
do gen Is
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1,0
1,000.
11.000.
20,000 .
1 0,00 1 .
Morris A F
5,000.
Nat Rya N
10.000 .
Phlla Co 5a 1922
8,1 0.89
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ser A
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4,000.
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8.00 . 92
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1,000. 80'
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6,000. '
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11,000. n '
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1.000. 98%
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5.nu.). 73%
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0.000. '-"??
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20,0i
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1.000. SDH
do
Funding 6% Bends
Dated September i, 1920. Due September 1, 1928. Principal and semi-annual interest payable in
New York City. Coupon bonds in denomination of ?1,000; exchangeable for fully registered piece?
Exempt from Federal income Tax
Legal Investment for Savings Banks and Trust Funds In New
York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and various other states
Cleveland is the largest city in Ohio and the fifth city ol the United State*. The
IQ20 census?population of 796,836?shows an increase of 42% in the last ten
years.
In accordance with the constitution of Ohio the city is required to provide for the
levying of taxes in sufficient amount to pa}- off principal and interest on all bonds
at maturity precedent, to their issuance.
The net indebtedness of the city is less than 4^% of the assessed va!u:t':o .
Having sold over #3,000,000 of the above bonds we offer the ba nc ?
at 102.50 and accrued interest, yielding 5.60%
Harris, Forbes 8s. Co
New York
Estabrook & Co
New York
Curtis & S?nger
New York
The National City Co
New York
R. L. Day & Co
Boston
Merrill, Oldham & Co
Boston
Hayden, SVIiller & Co
Cleveland
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Von C I & K K 5s
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1.000. 63
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10.000. 47%
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3,000. 29%
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2.000 . 83%
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PUta Issue
1,000. ?7
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D1VID?.N?) NOTICES
MIDVALE STEEL & ORDNANCE CCMPANY
DIVIDEN'D NO. 16
At a ? eetlna ..:' the Board of I
( M ale .-;-..'i and Ordnance Company,
held W r 6th, 1 120, ?<. quar?
terly dividend o? ll.OO per share ? i
clared, ?;i><i?ii? November l-t 1320. to
stockholders of record at tho dona of busi
n'-tM i ?< tober I3;h. 1: 20.
Booka will i ? tnaJn pi n.
WM. I) DICKSON, Treasurer.
Banking H-use of
HENRY CLEWS & CO.
Member-? of N. X. <4to<:k Eiotmnice.
11, 13, 15, 17 ?nd 19 Broad St., N. Y.
Interese allowed on deposit ?< roun >
?alije? t to rheijue. Bl ?? *. Bond ?: I
Issues of Railroad and Industriel.
roREicx T.rnT.ns or crtKnrr iwicsti*
LIBERTY BONDS
Br.nr?, ) rtso Fifth Ave. ?t*? F.ion Fqmr?
Off lee?: | ira Ilnune St. 148 ?:?u.t ?Ota i> ?
I <t Court st., Brookljil.
DIVIDEND NOTICES
INSPIRATION CONSOLIDATED COPPERCCL
The Director? have thU da)
dividend of tl '"'0 per share, pi
.;ay e ictobsr 2i. II lera < '
record at 3:00 o'clock p. m, Friday. ? >otea
b-r I, mo.
J Vi- Al.LKNV Treasurer.
New York. September 2 3. ! 1)?

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