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Southern California
Edison Company
general and Ref. Mortgaga
5% Gold Bonds
Due 1944
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its
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price 8S and interest
Yielding 7.07 V,
Complete circular en request
Harris, Forbes & Co
Pine St.. Cor. William
NEW YORK
Katv" Road May
Issu*' New No
Par Value Stock
Reorganization Plan Nears
Completion: Government
Operation Causes Loss
of $4,792,000 in 1920
The reorganiza! ' the Mis?
uari, K..:
-
[?tiation,
tl at ii
. a n c e
if new t
ager?
itited, -
so*, yet '
in the caj
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through ??? :
The torn] I f< r
owed
{??at or. I - here were
??'-- and
K5.-5o.':
tvesty-si: among
whioh the
as ire seeking
is the r= ? nov
1 - par t o f t h e
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through '. -
pp and tr
K9 flnanci
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Sow it
?ble te '.-? ' bond
fcolder-' in o
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_. econd
mortgage.
oa: by the fa - has been
illowed on tr mortj age bonds
sud ill ; ?"
payment:; ha\ e be
the Silt : rtgag
branch line i
The seenri-.
.... ;..,
tot! ? ? ?
bonds.
The M - - was
operated for
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WM operat
under a g
tome. In l
operated on its own i
In the ? -iper?
King re-.
This cor..-?.
mu? for the "r- re "?
1513 of;
?wises
iw? $'; with oper
itiif ex]
E?J5!bj '
in? ?n<rorr.e for the f 192
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??ried for 1
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?ses*, ope n the
firs', two Pr -
tt? !o?j, the j : operation for
tie two -
k7?2.fi<)
tatntios for i
Wted ?;- s ' terest
W?tntola,
Ketoperatii " e Missouri,
"Mas & - Mi -, 1921, waa
fcfcit ia May, For the I
pests? of 19
?WTOimate ? ?
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' "Te Month -?
Day's New Issues
\T & Co.
>:-. '-':. . .. mer
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Ettnn
Si,
Investment
Information
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Questions of -jcnrral interest to in
? < a nsu ert <i :? this coJ
'-?- ?. ?', case only initials will
cd, Othets will be answered ftjf
Address all inquiries, incloa
stamped, addressed envelop?, t?
-. The Tribun?, ISi
Nassau Street, h'e%? York City.
Wants to Know Security of Bonds
Va I bus Bom? s.tfo :
I res ? :
- bonds: Are :
:??; s ;-.-?! bj real >??.? m or other col - '
? are thi y safe
forth
' - Wi stern E
rt-ard Oil
? f New Torh
lephone C mpany
I f 1 iv...i 7s, x- w
il ,:. i ?: rro de
hi rn 7 .. Un ted States
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g t pei
: '. s.
Standard <^:? of California '?
idard Oil of New York aro ;
tl ?? companies, :
but are i I cured by a mortgage.
? Pi sylvania and
i "i Bell Telephone are so- :
mortgage. Westinghouse
: Manufacturing Company]
7s arc a direct obligation of the com-:
on the prop?
erty: rhe Northern Pacific Croat;
': ' a per Ci nt bonds aro ?
on coll?t* ral that is, the .
? I the Chicago, Burlington & '
I e Now York Central col
7s aro secured by the deposit
of collateral, as their name suggests,
fhe Ci rro de Pasco Copper 8s are a
? mpany, but
I by mortgage. The
hern 7s ;. re secured by a
? and by the deposit
r share o'' Chicago, Burlington
; the United !
i by t ho deposit I
of S9, ' and refi tiding 3s, |
tl e company, and West
T- ?-. : ?> a . ' i gat i on
of ' thi ly, but are r.rt secured
I g n the bonds .
In your : in or if i ir pn feronce. ;
Seeks Cood Short Term Issues
would like ? ) know j*our
the sal - ?
. -, ? ' - *i
Mori , Louis
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irit> ' What
. -- ? he maturit; Repu
ind
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pei it h
tax.
?ul ai - ter '-?-? its
n ? 5 .0 -,
I efei
-
re con
an Francisco In
ve. They are due
Interest is payable annually if
Republic of Chile 5s are due
nd are redeemable at
thereafter,
?. a business man's in
American 'I obacco 7s. due
ber i, are a good inve ?enl
sold at al M ' . Lig
M ? r G per ce:it notos, duo
I, 1021, come ; i ? t ty near
.- your requirements and are a
tment. They
? '- quoted ai 99% b 1, 99 "
pi r cent bond you men- -
." mortgage on
ters and is guaranteed by
, Inc.
Will Invest $2,800 in Bonds
O osti?n-?1 expect ' i have sonn about
; for Invert mei ? ? From this
--' - . - ???.-?
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tax. J -
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-
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? be sal. ifa* '? rent!
- Co| -r.hag?n ; 2 1'ul
- .
A ?oar rate railroad b . j or 4 pi
?% (trial?-C Per
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wiu ia
p. o. K.
Answer?We suggest a City of Copen?
hagen \j'~i per cent bond, due 1941, re
tig at 16; a Connecticut
Power I collateral, due 1956,
1 bid, 86 asked,
? sry or
t Light and
Power; a Southern Pacific Central
Pacific . ' recent
rig at 67; 0 bond of the
gho ; ? El . Manufactu
impa ' 7 per cent due 1931, re
? par Ti is would
re 'tir.cnt of
52,777 Hi.' I he Fod
- ads, ex
-, Municipal and
? local taxation, and soiling around par'.'
what you demand
high.
Will Inveat for His Mother
.... n.vest Ir
?
- - I of mine
V'ould you
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yield S.72;
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a lard
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Tire 8s.
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Burling! &
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? alifornia 7?,
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- by i he
? . . - ' ,'.- Quincy, ' :"
. ? ;- ' - iti, Ch cago <??. St.
rila Com?
Pa il
Lmcnts,
lour full column* of m
vettment question* ttrul an
tveern are published in Th*
Tribune every Sunday.
Germany Again
Paving Dollars
On Reparations
Bankers Here Ordered to
Turn Funds Over to Re?
serve Bank in Antieipa
tionof Aug.3 ! Installment
The German governmi it has r< mi
payments on reparations account i
dollars in this market I ting the
3180.000,000 duo on August 31 n
when the three months German Trea
sury bills, indorsed by three leading
German ' banks, turtjed over to Lhi
Allied Reparations Commission in May,
reach maturity.
So far this week the ba - -
acting for the German Tr. csur; - '
reparations payment operations have on
instructions from Berlin drawn a
current German balances in doliar to
tent of .-i pproxin
000. This amount is understood to
have been turned into the ?federal
Reserve Bank of New York to the credii
of the Hank of England.
One of th.- banking houses acting for
Germany received two cables from Ber
lin, yesterday, each of which ordered
that $1,000,000 he paid into the loca!
Federal Reserve Bank. Two other
banking- institutions also have rece,ved
order.; to make payments on the same
account this week. The exact ai
involved in the latter case are not
known, but they are not believed to
bring the lota! above ': ,i ! .
Germany's purpose in making repara
enta now in anticipation of I
? 3i installment is, it is
? i rite r
tl ?? ' - I of i
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Ger a aro ver
-
aratioi it payment
? ndon and the
of the month is
These pay?
ment ited to coi
i mont
'- . I the amounl Lui
less than tire $180,
.
:. ei ? idoftheresu
??? ;> bj Ger?
ma esterd I mucl
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.;;? : ? ? ommisfion announced
other way-;
r making p lymenl -
10 a . : -.. >rali r.a t? ? i
?pa nt? on repara
ere made ;n -iune, when
turned in to
R Ban to
Bank i :' hingiand a
:
d
tr and other
forms ?change in Loi
?... ' tinent
ing of I -.::?: - me com?
plet up set the foreign exchange
i, parti?
ng
Yestei :.i- ? rl inge exhil :
ted a | legree of trength
til'' rates - n Lo - .- nearly four
i g w h i?
lately been undei u ? e, closed
Day's Dealing in Bonds
The Market
Despite the extremely dull session
in the stock market yesterday the
turn-over in bonds kept up to the av( r
age of recent days and prices wer"
well maintained. Practically nil classes
of bonds continued to act well. The
rise of recent weeks in the bond mar- |
ket has. carried the prices of many of
the foreign government is sues which
not long ago were sagging below the
offering figures well abov?-> par. This
broadening demand foi tanding
foreign governments has dou
been an important factor in i .
local bankers to give consideration to
new flotations of the same, character.
Railroad bonds continued active yes?
terday and the tone was firm.
Transactions
Sales T
Liberty 3%a, 1347.?12? 0O0 i 2f
do 1st 4Vis, 1947. : 95
. . .; 4%R, 1942. 845,000 5.?C
do 3d 4%s, 1928. 174,8 iQ
do 4rh 4'4s, 19 ?.1.1 14,000
VI. tOTV 4\ 3, 1023.2,346,< ?
do 3%a, 1923. 275,000
Quotations
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Jtleh. ' ?-?".-. Last
Llbertv 3V4a .... 88.32 ; : ' 88.21 ? .3 ?
' il,?. . . 88.08 87.92 88.00
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do 4th 4%s.... 87.8?
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do 3%8 . 9S.8I 98.8 - '
Bid and Asked Quotations
Liberty Bonds. yesterday. We IneBda ?
141 . 88.24@88.1
1st Is. 1947_ 87.80?88.10 87.80?88.10
"rl 4s 3 941!. 87.64<?>87.74 87.64?
1st ? \ - f>?7. . . S7 90 i' 3.8 00
2d 4 -, - 1942.... 87.68 ?3)87.72 87.66-987.70
3d 4%9 192*_ P2.0I- ???' i' 2.0 4 91.8113
4: h 4'4 *. 1938 .. . 87.**) g 87.82
.? ? a 1923.. 98.73 S 98.80 ?? ? ?
?B, 1923. . 98.7S@93.S0 98.76? 3.80
Pre-war Issue?!
2a reg, 1930.100% ?101% I001i *??10l %
19 5.100 l? 0101 Vi 1 JO '.
4a reg, ' 3 "'Jr..104 % 1? ? 1 I < ', '?'
? - ip 1925. . . . HM \ -4 : I
101'?
2a P in ?-, I
2 a P a n i 1938 10 0 % ?f 11 t 3 i
i . 7 5
:?s Pan coup .... 7f. ii ? -
Phil 4s, 19 34. ... 78 78
P 14 19 35. ... 7^ ??;
Phil 4s, 1936. ... 7.8 Si - ;. ':?
1965.... 93 @ ? i
Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bonds
(Interest to be added)
Bl 1. A?' '
Cltv of Per?en 5s. rets. 99 994
do Berne. 99% ' " ??
d ? Chi 1st lanla . -'? ? ?
do Zurich.
Vrgei ne Int 6s 1945.
Belgia n 8s . 100% 301
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dn 1929 .' . ,
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Cuba i-xler .- 1914 . 7S
serie? A 1949. , . . 3 ; ' ?
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* of Chile 8s . 98 V?
i - :- ? t, 1958. . . . ? .
i Ovt 5i4s, 1941, wl ..... - i
City of ! ????? s 15-yr 6a, 1934.. . 83 83%
do Mai les 15-yr I I ? 33 V?
do 1 lordn lum ; 5 yr C 1934 . ? . - ?
do ? 5Vis, '44 78% . 78 rfc
Prencli
French, Paris City. 6s, 1921.... :?:? -, ?? i\
Ovt of Switzerland 8s 1540. . .101 ,
J., ? a n ?.-?? G -. t 4 Vis? ster 1
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yr 5 4s. 1922. ? ? .
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(Sales)
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Ss 19 45 Fr r.. h Rep
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, $5,000,000
The Otis Steel Company
First Mortgage Twenty-Year 8% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
SERIES "A"
Dated August 1, 1921 Interest'Payable February 1 and August 1 Due August 1, 1941
Authorized S15.000.0CO Series "A", to be presently issued $5,000,000
Redeemable in whole or in part at the option of the Company on 6 weeks notice on any interest date up to and in?
cluding August 1, 1524, at 110 and interest; on any interest date thereafter at 107- and interest up
to and including August 1, 192*3: thereafter at 107'i and interest less %% for
each 12 months or part thereof elapsed after August 1, 1926.
Coupon Bends in denominations of $1003. $500 and $100, registerable as to prinrip?i.
[utercst payable in New York at the office of Blair & Co., and in Cleveland, without deduction for any Fed tea to
the extent of* 2'". per annum which the Company or Trustee may be required to withhold.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY. CLEVELAND, TRUSTEE
For information regarding this issue we refer to a letter dated August 3rd, 1921 from Mr. G.
Bar to!. President of the Company, copies of which may be had from the undersigned en
request, some of the items of which he has briefly summarized as follows:
BUSINESS established in 1873, consists principally in the manufacture and sale of steel plates,
sheets, castings, pig iron and coke by-products. "Otis" products bear a high reputation,
having been sold for the past 48 years. Customers include railroad compames, boiler manu?
facturers, ship builders, automobile manufacturers, oil companies, machinery concerns, etc.
PURPOSE: To pay off approximately $3,500,000 current indebtedness and to provide ad?
ditional working capital.
FIRST MORTGAGE: Bonds are to be secured, in opinion of Company's counsel, by direct
first mortgage on the entire fixed properties now owned. The mortgage will also cover
similar property hereafter acquired.
VALUATION: The general property account (less depreciation) is valued at $16,099,583: the
securities owned in other companies are carried at $1,404,124; and net quick assets as of
June 30, 1921 (after giving effect to proposed bond issue) at $7,384,344; an aggregate o?
of $24,888,051, equal to nearly 5 times the proposed $5,000,000 issue,
NET PROFITS, after depreciation, for the 41- years ended June 30, 1921. available for in?
terest, before Federal taxes (apart from inventory adjustment since December 31 last)
averaged $4,149,715 per annum or over 10 times the annual interest on these Bonds.
After provision for Federal taxes, said net profits averaged for 4% years $2,167,988,
or nearly 5'? times the annual interest charges on the new Bonds; this average includes
the unprofitable 6 months ended June 30, 1921. Since July 1st encouraging improvement
has occurred in volume of orders received.
Net profits available for interest for the year 1920, before Federal taxes, were $1,615,
008, and after provision for Federal taxes were $1,543,482 or approximately 4 times the
annual interest on the new Bonds.
FINANCIAL CONDITION: After giving effect to proposed bond issue current assets as of
June 30, 1921 were $8,366,189 and current liabilities $981,845 or a ratio of over 8 to t.
These net quick assets alone equal nearly 150' o of the proposed $5,000,000 issue.
SINKING FUND payable scmi-annually commencing May 1, 1923, will provide for retirement
through redemption or purchase annually of $250,000 of Series "A*' Bonds.
PLANTS have combined annual approximate capacity of 360,000 tons of pig iron and 450,000
tons finished steel products.
The legal proceedings in connection with the issue are being passed upon by Messrs. Cravath. Henderson, Lefnngwe?? Se
deGersdorff, New York, and Messrs. Squire, Sanders as Dcrr.psey, Cleveland, Ohio.
Interim receipts or temporary bonds will be deliverable in the first instance. All offerings are subject, to authorization of the issue
by the stockholders, to approval of proceedings by counsel and "when, as -md.if issued and received."
Price 99 and Interest, Yielding 8.10%
Blair 6- C o.
INCORPORATED
24 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK
CHICAGO BOSTON PHILADELPHIA
CLEVELAND BUFFALO SAN FRANCISCO ST. LOUIS
The statement! presented above, while not guaranteed, are obtained from ?ourcxn which are believed to be reliable.
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The Tribune prints each day the ma?
turity dates of nil actu? bondi quoted
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