New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, October 13, 1920, Image 16

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, October 13, 1920, Page 16, Image 16',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1920-10-13/ed-1/seq-16.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1920-10-13/ed-1/seq-16.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1920-10-13/ed-1/seq-16/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1920-10-13/ed-1/seq-16/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], October 13, 1920, Page 16, Image 16
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 20.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.7 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 13 Oct. 1920. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1920-10-13/ed-1/seq-16/>

Newspaper Page Text

i
Phone, Rector 500o
? JosepMlial & Cd
!20 Broadway, Wew York
Mrmber?
"Yeto York Stock KxcTxang*
Private Wires to
Principal Cities
Direct Obligation
of one of the largest and
most successful packers in
the world?net assets over
5342,000,000.00.
SWIFT & CO.
7% Five Year
Gold Notes
Price 97%
and Inteesl to Yield Orer
7.60%
Ask for Folder T. E.
Holliste'r,
White & Co,
.H?C?Pf?t4T-?f
92 Cedar St, Cor. Trinity PL
NEW YORK
r. -ti'ii l*liilad?!li>hi?
i
Bp?T*ab***at\?37f
fei :
? ? ?5^*
y
a safe and
tal le investment
? recommend the
City of
Copenhagen
3%% Bonds of 1902
actually giving an atera?* yield of
and owing to the preamt low
rate o? exchanga an additional
profit of over 85*% may be real?
ized, -when ttnic reach?? parity.
A<\ ?or Circa.** s
",?ur inquiry ?? al?o rant?.
BRITISH FRENCH
BELGIAN GERMAN
nnd other Eu?otmmu? Uoads
HUTH & CO.
30 Pine Stre?t, New York
Telethon? JeJu? 6?14
A ' general international
commercial banking busi?
ness transacted.
Principal Branches
Brussels, Belgium
Bueno? Aires, Argentina
Harbin, Manchuria
Havana, Cuba
Manila, Philippine Islands
Panama City, Panama
Port au Prince, Haiti
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
fc'anto Domingo, Domini
ran Republic
Cali, Colombia
Agents and correspondents
in all the other important
commercial centers of the
world.
'AMERICAN
FOREIGN BANKING
CORPORATION
53 Broadway, New York
Capital and Surplus $6,500,000
WE RECOMMEND
j New York,
New Haven &
Hartford R. R.
Debenture 4s
Due April 1, 1922
Price about 831 i>
to yield nearly 17',
McChire, Jones & Reed
Hem) en *\Vw York Stock I?\ehanf<t.
115 Broadway New York
Telephone Recht 7662
Investment
Information
.?___.?^ .?__ ? ?
Question* of general interest to in?
vestor* will be answered in this col?
umn, in which case only initial? will
be used. Other* will be answered l'l/
moil, Address nil inquiries, inclos?
ing a stamped, addressed envelope, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune, 154
: Nassau Street, S'ew York City.
Mother Lode-Nova Scotia
Question?Kindly Inform me If Mother
Lode Copper ?Company, old, is a profitable
producing company, also Ita asset? and
liabilities ami Its connection with Mothoi
Lode ne?-. Also please Inform mc about
NoVa Scotia Steel and Coal, Ita commer?
cial und financial standing and how l??ng
the company has paid dividends.? S. B.
Answer On May 1, 1910, and in nc
, cordance with the terms of an arrange?
ment entered into with Stephen Hitch,
j president of tho Kennecott Copper
: Corporation, the Mother Linie Coalition
.Alines Company succeeded to the prop
i erties and business of th? Mother Lode
' Copper Company of Alaska. Transfer
I of the properties to the new interests
j was ratified by stockholders of the old
company July 15, J91S. The capital
stock of the Mother Lode Coalition
; Mines was fixed at 2,500,000 shares of
i:,i par value. Of this Kennecott in?
terests received 1,275,(700 shares and
are entitled to elect four of the seven
; directors. Mother Lode stockholders
were entitled to stock in the new com?
pany on the basis of 1,633 shares of
Mother Lode Coalition for each share,
par $10, of Mother Lode. The prop
? rty consist?- of eighty-three lode and
placer claims, comprising about 1,640
acres of copper ore lands in the Copper
River district of Alaska adjoining the
Bonanza mine of the Kennecott Cop?
per Corporation. The ores are chal
socite. The Noval Scotia Steel and
Coal Company, Ltd., holds crown
leases on over 91^ square miles of
coal acres, including limestone and
dolomite properties, at Capo Breton
I N. S., estimated to produce 2.500,000
j tons of coal per annum. The company
owns in fee simulo or by crown
lease over 80 square miles of land
; and submarino iron ore areas in New?
foundland, near which are located ore
-hipping docks with loading capacity
of 6,000 tons per hour and served by
ore pockets with storage capacity of
70,000 tons. The company also owns
65,000 acres or" timber lands and about
8,000 acre, of freehold lands in Nova
Scotia and Newfoundland. Cash divi?
dends on the $15,000,000 common stock
arc being paid at the rate of I!, per,
cent each quarter.
L. R. Steel Stores Stock
Question?, have been approached by
.men who rei resent the t.. Et. Steel
rvice Corporation, who claim that this
npany Is opening a chain of 5-cent to
stores throughout this country, Canada
Engin n !. l'hey ai ?? ofl cring I he pre
? .?rred stock . ? L00 : r share, pay Ing 7
per cent cumulative divider ving,
they say. as a bonus one share of Ihe com?
mon with two of th? preferred. Will you give
n > :i i Ins vent ure, also ' he
bable earnings ?n th? common, the men
running It and the safety of the enler
I und? i si.i nd t hat the si oclt Is not
i Id through a broh i r, that t he
company Is selling it through their own
? al? s force.- M, G. 1 >.
Answer? In our opinion the stock
of tho L. R. Steel Service Stores is
too speculative for investment pur?
poses, principally because it has not
as yet proved its earning power. We
do not know whether there is going to
bo so much money made in retailing
in the near future as there has been
in the recent past.. Wo doubt ?f there
v.-ould be a satisfactory market for the
stock if you bought it.
Sinclair Attractive to Film
Quofitlor.-r-I am thinking of buying a
few shares of Sinclair Consolidated. How
Bate an Investment or speculation l? it? it
is quoted now at about 24, while last winter
It was about 47. What Is the pur value
ni this stock? What dividends have thoy
paid in th" past? ?>o you consider thoir
prospects fur business success good? ?
F. S. Do S.
Answer - Sinclair Consolidated has
had about a 10-point recovery from
the low of last August, so from a
speculative standpoint the chances oi
making a profit from the current levels
are less to that extent. The company,
however, has put millions into its prop?
erties for new developments and addi?
tions, and the officials state that defi?
nite results are now being shown to
a 'Handsome extent. The company 1 a
not yet paid a cash dividend on the
common stock, which has no par value,
So far as we have been able to learn,
] the company's prospects are new b -t
ter than ever before because of tjie
enlai g< ment i ' I ies. That is a
speculttive matter, you must remem?
ber. T;?e stock is not yet an invest?
ment.
Highest Yield French Issues
Question?] should like to know the
name ?if the French Internal bond which
;?' present prices will yield the highest
rat?-' of lnt? r< st, the nai ?? of the !'i nch
external bond yl ling h ;hesl rate o? In-'
? terest and whet h n I hey are equally n
| tageous tu an American investor?- -J. B. 1..
Answer?The French Republic in?
ternal 5 per cent, due January 1, 1931;
, internal 4 per cent, January 1, 1943,
? and the internal premium ? per cent,
1980, yield Ihe most, while the French
8 per cent loan recently issued yields
I most of the external loans. The latter
is a better investment for an American
because it is an external obligation
?and is not subject to exchange fluctua
, tions.
American Public Service Ronds
Qu^st Ion ! ?" y? i coi 1er ns c insi rva
tlve Investments American Public Service
Compa uy llrsl lien '; per eenl gi : boi Is
Tlmkon Dotroll ?.xlo Company 1 per eenl
cumulative preferred stock, ."ires oi
and Rubber Com] tnj .' per eenl cumu
lath ' prof? i r? d si o? K '.' Can > m indi _a I e a
fair market price? Can you s iggi I thors
,: tho same yield, of long maturity'.'
VS. u. r. r
Answer?American Public Service
Company has shown a steady increase
? in earnings since 1913. The net bas
| risen from $120,647 to $480,997 in 1920.
Interest charges, including the 6 per
jcent bonds and the secured notes, are
being earned more than twice, thus giv?
ing the bond a very fair rating. Both
i Detroit Timken preferred and Fire
' stone pref? rred are well enough se
.' cured at present. Companies of this
sort have ^ven great prosperity druing
the last three year-. It is doubtful if
! their earnings will show up so well
(iuring the next year or so. These
issues are not listed, and perhaps do
not enjoy the best market. Consult a
reliable broker for the market price of
these stocks. The yield is i-:?..r._ well
over 8 per cent. Most seasoned pre?
ferred stocks sell to yield less than
that. Steel & Tube of America 7 per
cent preferred yields about 8.4 per
cent, and Merck & Co. 8 per cent pre?
ferred yields over 8% per cent. Both
are well secured at pi ??? ent,
Worries About Pressed Steel Car
Question- -1 hold shares In the Pressed
Steel ? .; ; Compu nj. ' for th in.
Th? .'. i .. nd l v, ?
11 k e y ii _
furl her y of th.
\ . '. S
Answer Pressed Steel Car common
We do not advise __uch
_ks for investment purposes. They
are sensitive to earnings and during
the presenl period of deflation such
ks are inclined to fluctuate to a
great extent. We 'm;ow of no present
reason for a reduction in the dividend
on Pre sed Steel Car. For investment
we favor tl e ? r< f? ?red. Worry is part
of the price yon pay for the chance of
appreciation. We are inclined to doubt
? is worth it in a great many cases.
Four full columns of in
vestment questions and an
steers are published in The \
Tribune every Sunday.
An Active Demand
There is an active demand
at the present moment for
Municipal Bonds
>villi a "tendency toward increas?
ing prices. We have a list of
isiucs which are free from the
Federal Income Taxes, and con?
stitute an ideal investment for
individuals or institutions. I hese
bonds passed the severe test
of our thorough investigation
lie fore we purchased them.
Write for our list
of Munieipcil Bonds
Yielding 6% to 6.25%
Spitzer, Rorick
& Company
Established 1871
Equitable Bldg., New York
Toledo Chicago
$75,000
STATE OF
SOUTH DAKOTA
Coupon 6s
Due:
$50,000 Oct. 1, 1933
$25,000 Oct. 1, 1934
Price to yield. .5.50%
Full particulars of this
issue and our latest list of
Municipal Bonds
will be sent upon request.
J.S.Bache&Co.
ESTABLISHED 1892
Members Xew York Stock Exchange
42 Broadway New York
Legal Investment
and ??Tempt from all taxation
in tlio Slate? o? Xew York.
$100,000
Nassau Co., N. Y.
Coupon Bonds
Due August 1, 1928
Price 100.97 and Int.
Yielding 4.85%
Descriptive rlrvnlar T-15 on
?.'?wine ??? othrr tas excmiit
i-vurf. J-ielfllns; 4-80?j 1o (i"i>
lie.ni Oil r?ijiifihl_
aWOODMllflEU)
Specialists ii?l Iunicipal bonos
PHONE 9797 ReCTOf*
A 135BRQAJ3V/AY NEW^fORK
Exempt from
Federal income Taxes
State ot West Va.
Twenty-Year 3%% '
Sinking Fund Bonds
Due January 1, 1039
I his issue of bonds con?
stitutes the only funded in?
debtedness of the State of
West Virginia.
Complete description and
price upon application.
Members New York and Pittsburgh
Slock Kxchangc?
33 Pine St. New York
Union Arcade Bidg. Pittsbiirs?
A Serviceable
Stock & Bond Register
in which your securities may
be conveniently listed, is avail- ;
able for your use.
If you will send in your list of
securities, we will enter them j
for you, with full information
regarding interest and dividend I
rates, dates of payment, and!
other pertinent facts.
The Register will be sent
promptly without obligation.
George H. Burr & Co.
Investment Securities
Equitable Building
New York
? ?:' s In IB Cute;? Offer Yuu
h National Ye! A Persona! Service
Manual of
Sugar Companies
We have prepared a handbook
of the leading producing and
refining companies, which pre?
sents in convenient form fig?
ures on financial position with
description of property and
management. We suggest that
investors interested in sugar
securities make application for
pamphlet No. 75.
We invite your inquiry nn
Acadia Sugar Caracas Sugar
Cintrai Aguirre Cuban Amer. P?d.
Fajardo Sugar Federal Sugar
Holly Sugar National Sugar
Savannah Sugar New Niquero
South Porto Rico 8% Preferred
West Indio Sugar 8% Preferred
Atlantic Fruit Co. 7% Debentures
Cuban American 6% Notes
Brokers in ratu G* refined sugar
133 Front St. (Cor. Pine)
Telephone John 6428
Investment Specialists in
Securities Sugar Stoeks
7 ?
J.K.Rice Jr.& Go.Buy& Sell
r
? Ala ?l?(
'.a JJa.-ial"1?
Home fas.
er
o
Singer Mfg
*?&*
J.K.Rice,Jr.&Ce.
Phones 4000 to 4010 John. 2C Wall St . N. Y.
Evansville & Terre Haute
Cons. 6s 1921
Gen. 5s 1942
Ref. 5s 1941
Sullivan Co. Coal 5s 1930
Chicago <& East 111.
Cons. 5s 1937
Cons. 6s 1934
Ref. 4s 1955
Rec. Ctfs.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Gen. S. F. 4i?s 1936
Extended Notes
Dallas & Waco 1st 5s 1940
Mo., Kansas & Eastern 1st 5s 1942
M., Kan. & Tex. of Tex. 1st 5s 1942
St. Louis & Chi., 1st 4s 2001
25 Broad St., N. Y. Phone 7160-1 -2 Broad
WE SPECIALIZE IN
ArffPiilliii' fis
Belgium Gs
British is & Ss
Chinese 7?s
French is & C>*
German Government ?! i .1 ;">*
(?orinan Municipal 4s ?V 5s
Italian 5s
?Japanese is & 4%s
Mexican is & Bs
Kusslan 7?1 ^s A (i1 .os
Dirt ' ' Importa s of
! .??? , 1)1 S '
ili
Investment Securities
?43 Exchange Place, New York.
h . - :?". Hanover
Union Carbide & Carbon Rts.
New Jersey Zinc Ris.
Kelly Sp. Tire Rts.
Amer. Tobacco Div. Scrip
Tobacco Prod. Div. Scrip
Specialist? t>; ail
Divid? ? d Rights
C. C. Ken* & Co.
2 Rector St., N. Y. Phone 6780 Rector
Goodyear Tire
& Rubber
Com. & Pfd.
Gwynne Bros.
Members Wcw York Stock Exchange
TtX. Broad 5270 25 Broad St., N. Y.
?. Y., N. H. & H. Deb. 4s
Tenn. Ry. Lt. & Power Pfd.
Bankers Trust Co.
McCLURE.JOMES&REED
tt.mb+rt i.ew York Steck Bzchu?c.
Executor Trustee
Chartered 1822
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 4.75 Fifth Avenue
At Forty-first Street
New York
London Paris
Foreign Exchange
Administrator Guardian
Member Tecleral Bo?orTo System and Now York Clearing House
"W
Wanted!
People who are tired of putting money
into oil wells on the strength of a blue
print, to invest in a security, paying
6$, guaranteed as to interest and prin?
cipal, backed by first-mortgages on
income-earning New York real estate,
and sponsored by a Board of Directors
familiar with realty conditions and
versed in realty values.
We have prepared a booklet describing
Prudence-Bonds in detail, which we will
send without any obligation to you.
We pay the 4% Normal Federal Income Tax
Ask for Booklet G-73
"Realty s\ssociatesf
hive^?ment Corporation
31 Nassau St.,New York >?162 Rernsen St, Brooklyn
Denominations of *ioo, $500 and *looo
Guaranty Trust Company of New York, Truste? of Th's Isaje
Stone & Webster
INCORPORATED
147 Milk Street 120 Broadway 33 So. Daarbor? SV
BOSTON NEW YORK CHICAGO
EXAMINATIONS AND STUDIES
of Industrial and Public Service Properties
REPORTS
an Valuation and Operating Efficiency
_???sa?aHna?BiiHi-?-t???i-m_ia??_iM?--|i
m _.?___-. a
il PRICHITT&OQ
Members N.Y. Stock Exchange
SIXTY BROADWAY
NEW YORK CITY
L
Singer Manufacturing
St. Croix Paper
West Va. Pulp Se Paper
FREDERIC H, HATCH & CO.
74 liwayNV ~:?\/ >.::<H-; ;._.}- Tel Rector6340
WIRE. CONNECTIONS
BOUTON. CHICAGO. PHIU .MONTREAL, PITTS_.U__Gr_
TVHte Dept. 10.
Members New York Stock Exchano*
71 Broadway New York City
I. M. TAYLOR & CO.
Incorporated
INVESTMENTS
7 Wall StTee.
Boft.on CI. .?land
Philadelphia Plttsbnrsb
HARRIMAN NATIONAL BANK
Fifth Avenue & Forty-fourth St.
New York
Staking Hours from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Safe Deposit Vault? 8 A. M. to Midnight
Bonds for Investment
Harris, Forbes & Go
fine Street, Corner William. ,
NEW YORK S
LIBERTY BONDS
All denomination., bought for cash.
Based on th" closing we pa;r :
$48.02 for a 850?..?._?'? Bond. 54 Coupons
*44.87 for a $?<>?id .?..o. Bond, No Coupons
$44.00 for a $7.0?3d l%% Bond.
$4,. TO for 11 S-f)?m h 4'??;?'. Bond, 1 Conpon
$4?.719 for a $50?5th 4 .4*. Bond. 6 Coupon?
PURDY & CO.
_>!. John 3174-6-6-7. 34 Pine St., X. T.
ANDREW .'. McCORMACK, Auctioneer.
REGULA i; Al'i , '"?' '; 7.7
STOCKS \M> BONDS
IW ADRIAN I). M?LLER & SON,
OFFICE, f>5 WILLIAM STREET,
WEDNESDAY, OCTK. 13TH, l'J-0.
al 12 i .. at the
KXi ?HANGE S \ 1.1 *.-''.< iOM,
NOS. ! I AND 16 VESEY STREET.
For Ac? ounl of Executors:
$2 000 Peopli 's Gas, Ught & Coke Co of
Chicago 1st Cons. Mtge. 6*7? Ud-?..
17-17.
1 oon sha. Excelsior Zinc <& Lead Co.
140 shs. Consolidated Anthracite Coal:
? !o,
r,n shs. Eastern 1 earl <"o.
4 8-10 shs. Dairymen's League, Inc.
300 shs. Monaton Mining Co.
B00 Bh . Ex ?? : ?" - Zln ? & Le id Co.
For Account of Whom it May Concern:
1,000 shs. Anno Phonograph Motors,
Corpn.
600 shs. Cuyuna-Superior Tvlinlm; Co.
600 shs. Federal Development Co.!
Prefd. T. ?".
240 shs. Federal Development Co. Com?
mon T, C.
?IS.000 Clinton Gas 77- Electric Co. 1st Mtge.
rjrts. due Jan"y, 1937.
250 shs. New York Rake-Rite Corpn.
100 shs. Se ieca i lu : m ' 'o Prefd.
$3,100 Ni .v Ji ' ?" ? lompany 1st Mtge. ''?'?
S? ri s "A" B mds ; ?36
$15,000 New Jersey Company 1st Mtge. 6T?
Serles "B" Bonds, 1036, & $50
60 shs. Allen Sales Service, Inc., Coin- :
100 eha Allen Sales Service, [ne, Prefd.
$40,000 l'iii-i. Dye .v Chemical Corpn. 63
Adj. Mtge. Bds., 1923. Dec'r, 1918,
Coupons.
100 .shs. l'athe Fr?res Phonograph Co.
S% Cum. Prefd.
10,162 65-155 shs. Permutlt Co. Common.
590 50-155 shs. Permutit Co. Royalty
et is.
50 siis. Akron-Overland Tire Co., Inc.,
Comn ..il
100 s'::-. Pathe Fr?res Phonograph Co.
7 . P
1,000 shs ' dt Silver Queen, Limited.
7 ; . : A merli .i.
50 shs. ( "?. ?? n Leat her i '?>. Prefd.
3,332 shs, New Garden Coal .?7 l>?>velop
ment ? '?>.
?00 shs. Interborough Rapid Transit.
3,413 shs. Lehlgh Power Securities Co.
? lotnmon
57.1 shs, T? nnessee Railway Light ?S:
I wer ? !ommon.
50 shs. Beuedii t Stone Corpn. Prefd,
150 shs. Ben diet Stone Corpn. Com
iiii m,
23 1-3 shs. Carolina, Cllnch?leld &
i ?hin R'way Prefd.
50 shs Oriental Bank in ll?iu!dation.
3 100 -:.'j. Canadian G isoline Corpn., Ltd. :
Receipt (or $3,000 Second Consl'd Trust
Bonds New Mexico-Colorado Coal &
ng Co. &. $16 for assessments
paid. i
Investment Securities
Newburger, Henderson
& Loeb
Members N.Y. or Phila. 5(oc)? Exchange
100 Broadway, N. Y.
Rector 7060
Chandler t Company
.?co*p?,JA-r**t?
35 Pine Street, New York
PhlladrlphU Boston
BANCO NACIONAL
ULTRAMARINO
The Stale Bank of the Portuguese Colonies
New York Agency, 9.1 Liberty Street
Hf.id Office: Lisbon, Portugal.
BROWN BROTHERS & CO.
K?.tnbl!?th*d l?i .
Philadelphia NEW YORK Boston
Investment Securities
Foreign Exchange
Deposit Accounts
BROWN, SHIPLEY & COMPANY
r.-tulillshrd 1810
I^ound^rs Court. Lothbury Offlc. for T-a.?;_r,
LONDON, E. C. 123 Pall Mall. LONDON
A Survey of the
PRICE reductions by lead- we have prepared a circular
ing automobile manufac- which thorough!}? analyze?
turers is the natural conse- present conditions and future
quence of contraction of pub- outlook,
lie demand. Over-expansions .
by many companies; credit " a1.80 contains a thorough
restrictions and general reac- treatise ?\ a11 phases of the
tion in business has brought situation; important and vital
the automobile industry com- statistics on the industry as a
panics face to face with an- whole, and on such individual
other readjustment. Primar- companies as?
ily a new industry, among
those of first rank, the motor General ?Motor?.
business is feeling the effect
of growing pains.
Studebaker
Chandler Motors
Out of the slump the stronger .
organizations will come forth White motors
stronger than ever. With the ?HJUDD Motors
idea of pointing out such rr
companies as are securely en?
trenched with diversified bus- Copy sent without obliga
iness and standard product, Uon _?j? jor y>. T-S9.
M5S*.Wolfe ? Co.
~ ESTABLISHED 190S
."Members Consolidated Stock?Fxcheng?. of.???
41___?R-OA_D STREET?_VE_WYOI2K__
Pino ne'Broad 25
America's ablest tobacco man says
never affect the tobacco industry
It is one of the few Industries in the United States
which grows stronger and more prosperous every
year. Government statistics show that this growth
since 1915 has attained rarely phenomenal propor?
tions.
If you own Tobacco securities you know from
experience that your investment has steadily grown
in value and that your dividends have been con?
stantly growing larger.
If you are interested in
Philip Morris
Tobacco Products Export Corporation
United Profit Sharing Corporation
Communicate with us for information concerning
pending developments of an important character.
Bamberger, Loeb & Co.
25 Broad Street New York
HUGHES & DIER
MEMBERS
Chicago Board of Trade
Neta York Produre Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
GRAIN
PROVISIONS
NEW YORK OFFICES
42 New Street
Telephone Broad 5140
509 Fifth Avenue
Telephone Vanderbl'.t 0?S3
67 W. 125th Street
Tcleiihone Harlem S6S1
PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH CLEVBLASD
.... Walnut St. Arrott Bldg. {?_ Euclid Avenu?
TO THE HOLDERS OF
TWO RECTOR STREET CORPORATION
FIRST MORTGAGE 15 YEAR 6-.
SINKING II Nil (.Oil) LOAN* CER?
TIFICATES DUE APRIL 1. 193.->.
Notice is h-reby given, as provided in
Article XII of the mortgage dated March
7'., 1920, between '7-.v.? Rector Strei
poratlon and Guaranty Trust Company of
New V.irk. Mortgagee, that offers will be
received until 10 o'clock A. M. on Wednes?
day, October 70, 1920, at the offlce of the
undersigned. No. 140 Broadway. New York
city, for the sab' to It an Sinking Fund
Truste?', at. the lowest pries, at which
such certificates shall h<- offered, not ex?
ceeding 103ft of par and accrued Interest.
ites in such amount as will ex?
haust the sum of Twelve Thousand Five
Hundred Eighty-three Dollars
cents ($12,683.33) on deposit in the Sink?
ing Fui !.
Offers should bo endorsed "offers to the
Sinking Fund of Two Rector Street ?"..r
poration First Mortgage 15-Year C"7 Sink?
ing Fund Gold Loan Certificates" and
sh??uld be addressed to the TRIST DE?
PARTMENT. Thi right la reserved to re?
ject any or all o(Tts in whole or in part.
Gl'ARANTY TRIST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
By: CHARLES H. S.vrilN* President.
Hated "New York, October 1th, ll?20.
DIVIDEND NOTICE9
KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRE CO.
The Boar: of Directora has thin <uy ta?
il quarterly cash dividend of Oe?
C$1.00) per share and a quarterly
Stock Dividend of Three Per Ont ?3"?> ??
Stock of this Company. P?-'"
able In Common Stock "f this I'ompsn?.
payable November I, ItSO, W ?"v?*
holders of record at the, cIom of bui'.nt*'
October 15, 1020.
F A SEAMAN, Beerst**
Dated. New York. October 5, 1?20.
OFFir-D OF THE
United Ga$ Improvement Co.
N. W. Corner Itroad and Arrti *4tr?*<?
Philadelphia, Septombar I. !'*? ?
The Directors have this day decUrsa ?
quarterly dividend of two per cent. (?'
per share) on tlo Stock ?>' iKJ~
Company, payable October 15, 1?J0, ?~
holder? of Coran on Stock of record ?* "
close of business September 30. ?'?*'
Check? will b?, mailed.
1. W. MORRIS, Tre*???***

New-York tribune. [volume], October 13, 1920, Page 16, Image 16
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], October 13, 1920, Page 16, Image 16 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], October 13, 1920, Page 16, Image 16
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924