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MUNROE & CO.
Eatabt?ahed 1$S?
PARIS PAU
Oldest American Banking House in France
Commercial Credits
Foreign Trade Information
Collections
JOHN MUNROE & CO.
100 BROADWAY NEW YORK
To the Holders of
S* S? Kresge Company
7% Serial Gold Notes
The S. S. Kresge Company has called for redemp?
tion as of Januan'' 1, 1923, its 7% Serial Gold Notes
due January 1, 1924 to 1926 inclusive, at 102 and
?accrued interest. Notes maturing January 1. 1923,
will be paid at par and accrued interest at maturity.
We will purchase the above Notes es-Warrants at
the redemption price plus accrued interest to date
of delivery to u?.
We will be glad to make suggestions for the re?
investment of the above .funds in other Chain Store
securities at prices to yield from 6.00% to 7.70%.
Merrill, Lynch &. Company
Mrnitri af tit Nea> 7~$ri Stork Eschar.rf
120 Broadway New York
Uptown Office, 11 East 43d St.
Direct Banking Service
With France
THE facilities of the French American Banking
Corporation meet the requirements of America";i
Business Men end Bankers for direct banking- service
with all countries where the French language pvt:
vails, especially France, Belgium, Switzerland, Egypt.
Asia Minor, and Syria, besides the French Colonial
Dominions in Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, West-Cer.
ral and East-Africa, Madagascar. Indo-China, Annani.
Oceania and South America. We shall be pleased
to furnish Bankers, Merchants and Manufacturers
with specific information regarding this bruad ?service.,
French American
B/vnkiimo Corporation
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $3,937.000
67-69 William Street. New York City
TAUT., PIRAN, rresitiMit
>
-Y????. TO THE HOLDERS OF
Massey-Harris Company, Limited
and
Massey-Harris Harvester Company, Inc.
Ten-year 8% Sinking Fund Gold Debenture
Bonds due October 15th, 1930
>,ot!i? !s hereby k-lveii that jrorsuaot to Article Four of the Trust .a\*rreenierrt 'be?
tween Massey-Harris Cumpa- ?', _?ltt*Jte_, Miasey? Harris Harvester Company, Ir.r., and
United States Mortgage ?ml Trust Company, Trustee, ilateJ October 18th, 1920, there
have been called by lot for naypient on <?v.tob?*r 15th. 1922, at 102"^, ?? of the principal
?mount thereof Tvlth arcru?'?) Interest, bond? of the above issue bearlnr Serial nunibors
? a follows:
f002 0236 Of?; 0863 1138 1631 _ll? 247? T915 X234 8732
t'021 O?63 0593 088. 1W2 1893 ?11? 262? 2020 H?l? 3755
?028 0259 0?02 0R84 114 t 1693 2117 26?7 ?:9?6 3317 875S
?023 0?87 O?O.j O&l? 1167 i,05 214? 2601 ?93I? 3346 8760
?0J0 08.1 (162? 0(12? 3197 1736 8151 2685 2940 ?989 87C1
<I084 0884 0986 09:,7 121?! 176?! 2174 2>53? 26?8 8415 3778
4.0*2 0340 0687 0039 l?lT 1?B9 217<l 2643 .965 ?421 3779
? OBS 084? 0691 004'* 3223 3817 2244 ?646 2695 3425 3780.
?>084 0360 06?3 0950 3205 103? 2247 2647 SOI? 3426 3810
??017 0359 0603 0951 1318 1940 2204 ?661 ?022 3437 882?
0098 0363 07X7 0981 3321 1060 2262 2634 2?)40 S4S9 ?840
O096 036? 074'! uflfl. ia?4 200* 22S1 ?666 :;044 3493 S981?'
0104 03*3 0762 099:t l*t?i> 2011 2282 2661 2084 8628 8930,
O?07 0392 07f,r. 0083 ?4:?6 2036 2301 2662 Kill 2532 3843
? 117 0808 0786 099 1 146:5 2i>19 2303 273?> 3115 ??*1. 3344
?165 0426 0790 1000 346? E023 2S74 2770 3131 864? 29?O
???171 0430 0791 3 02 0 1465 2025 ?375 2786 Sllis r> 6 5 r*
?174 0433 0783 102*. 14?: ' 2027 2385 279t ?144 308?
? 196 t>444 O? 16 7040 1470 20S1 2*10 2836 3145 3567
?203 0443 0836 3 047 161" 2041 .411 2862 Sl?3 8688
? 281 0432 0!.:.'* 309? 33., 1 2049 _*.? 2873 818? '.'?uii
?2$2 0,,21 0860 111. 35S5 2068 2441, 2384 8217 .889
? 333 O?&t? 0SS1 111., ISIS 2114 2442 2912 3232 3699
Holders of such bonds um requested to present same for payment T^lth October
l?th, 1922, and all subsequent coupons attached, at the principal office of the United
BtktM Mortgage and Trust Company, f,3 Cedar Street. Borouyh of Manhattan, City of
:Je<?** YorU. N. T., on October l&Ui, 1?22. Interest on the said Honds will ceaae on laid
?ate, and any coupons for interest pertainlrt* to any euch bonds and inaturitie after
?aid dalo shall become and be r.ull and void.
Dated September 12th. 1922.
fr MASSEY-HARRIS COMPANY, LIMITED
and
MASSEY-HARRIS HARVESTER COMPANY, INC.
m
Bank Opening in Wall Street
A new Investment Corporation owned by a few gentlemen of
high Social and Financial standing offer? large Interest to
Banker who understands values in Government and Municipal
Bonds. Already an active, well organized concern of highest
standing in the "Street" with unusually bright prospect?. Could
act as a Director (monthly Board Meetings), with opportunity
of taking full charge later on. Amount required for Treasury
Stock $30,000 cash. Qualified Principals only. Phone for
interview,
Mr. Taft, "8759" Bowling Green
London Metal Market
LONDON, Oct. 5.?Standard copper,
?pot, ?63 2s 6d; futures, ?63 12s Cd.
Electrolytic, spot, ?71 ?s; futures, ?72.
Tin, spot, ?163 12s 6d; future?, ?164
32? 6d. Lead, spot, ?25 2s 6d; futures,
?24 Bs. Zinc, spot. ?3-3; futures, ?32
? ' ?
Certificates of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes
Appro*.
Month. P. Ct. Tear. Bid. Aak. Yield.
? December.. 8 H 1?22 10? -' 3.35
?December.. 4>-? 1922 100.16 - 8.35
2Jee?*mber 15. 4-\? 3?22 300.12 100.3? 2.75
?March. 4?? 1WU 100?4 100H 8*0
2fav 20. 4*-. li?!3 3 00.43 3 00.46 9.98
??.Tune. .!'? 3323 100 300V? S.65
?September.. ,3*i 1823 3?0 100ft 8.63
?June.. ??? 3?24 lO?-a 3??f.?*i 4 07
??September. 5?i 1924 308% 30?6. 4.IS
?March. 4V 1825 101 lOltt 4.22
?l:?cember.. 4?i 1921 100'i 3004 l.tt'
'March. 4?? 13310 1U1H 101H 4.24 1
'?Ce5ii*IKb/;r.. 4% 1??? 100 300.35 4.28;
?Acceptante ir. payn?ant of K?-?3?ra! taxe?
?" ' '"' '*"??* "* v. ' '
N. Y. Metal Market
Tin vus quiet, with Straits quoted at '
22(?'i?.25c; Strr.its ?h.pm?nts, 32.50c;
standard. 32.62H.C, and 09 ner ????nt-,
82.5C@3S.23c; Straits shipments, 32.50c;
et?-n?ard spot, (let, fru .?>.-., 1.3.2&C?
13.62W<\ af?-l r*i'f ?o"?'tic "-not. 0::t n-rl
Nov., 13.C2^i?i4o. Lead easier; New
York pcot, e.6Q<a!6.7&c? run: K?st St.
Louis ?-pot 6.20@6.80c. Zir-e easy; New
York spot, 7.0f? and East St. Louis spot,
6.60? 6.30c.
-. a ? ???
Joint Stock Land Bank Bond?
Bid. Aak. Ti-sld.
Joint Stock Land Bank
6s. im-'Sl.101 103 4.(9
Joint Stock Land Bank
64s, 3.951-1931.1034 1?64 4.78
Jol-it Stock Land Bank
ta. 1&3?-1924 . 994 1004 MB
Chicano Joint Stock Land
Bank DKa 19CI-I931. .. 3054 10C4 ?..60
Chicarro Joint Btook Land
Bank 5a. 19..7-3?40- 994 1004 4.6*
Chlcaao Joint Stock Land
Bar.k 5a. 3951-1931.3024 30K4 4i0
: so Joint Stock Land
- . ??M91?? . .3f?2?',i l??? 4.no
Investment
Information j
Question* of gsna ral interest to in' .
vestors will be answered in this col- |
Uthn, in which caso only initials will I
be \mcd. Others will be answered by !
mail. Address all inquiries, indos- j
t'njy a ttamped, addressed envelope, to j
Fit;?incid? Editor, The. Tribu.ie, 15*
Nassau Street, New York City,
___?_I j
Commonw-ralth Hotel Case To-day
?. ?s?<-(lor?.? "Will J."OU kindly favor r.n With j
an'nptnlon regarding tho Commonwealth
Hotel CoTiiti-i.'.'tion Corporation '. ??J. L. v>'. !
Arswer-Th: Commonwealth Hotel i
Con ?time'?"n Corporation ?hua bffen
selling stock f?V'five year.?, or more to
construct si co-operatively-Owned h tel
in New York, and construction work
has voceiit.y hoc:1. commenced. Ko divi- i
tienda have ever v??>i?n paid o:i the .-.toc.'., j
Tho share.? are highly speculative, la
this connection it may be sAitl ..?at tho
corporation ha- brought suit against ?
<:. '(". Sherwood, formerly connected]
ivith tho organisation, on tho charge
of disnemir.i.ting fnUo ?ttatomonta C?.1- ;
culnted to depress the value of tho hotel
company's stock. Tho cose was sched?
uled to como ?ip September 22, but a
?bstpoiiement for tvvp ?weeks was asked]
hv the pLiintid', nntl unless there m
nother postponement tb-day the
stockholders and the general f-ublic
any learn much that ha* never been
.nought .to lifiiii- in connection with
financing the proposed ho'.o .
Colonial Finance Stock
" 'Question-?-'v,"(t?j'<? '.i"-tp very much to ob
tp.?? through vom- column, a?vlc? an?!
Information regarding tho parchase ' of
Colonial Flfeanee Corporation stocks, also
I'.iolr .r?;U'.i'.?-IV. H. It, 8.
Answer?Tho Colonial Finance Cor?
poration is a comparatively new or?
ganization in r. field in which there is
keen competition. Unless the holder
of. its stock is in a position to watch
?iffairs of the company and assure him
ao\i that the* management continues
r?s efficient as the present one. he
should stiele to higher grade invest?
ments offering a smaller return. We
do' not' believe inexperienced persons
with a limited amount of capital are
in a position to assume the risks in?
volved.
Needs $2,000 Cash
Question?1 am 03 yo.-ir-? old, married
ami ?importing an aged mother, 1 am a
business man watching finanei-il contli
tiors. but following the buslm??* dopra?
iloTi'the interest an 1 part of capital were
drawn upon. Will you give mo your
opinion of tho following securities; $1.000
Marine 6s, ?lue 1941 : $1,000 Clarion RIVer
Power flrr-t mortgage O'.js. due 1947;
$2,'O0O French 74?, $3.000 St. Louis-San
Francisco income Cs, ?0 ?hares Southern
rnc-iflc, 20 ?har<?s Chandler Motor, in
sharon Western Union, 10 shares United
State? Rubber preferred, 18 shares Chase
Hunk, 20 shares Western Power preferred,
;0 aliare? J. S. Young Company, 3 0 shares
Cieat N? rthern preferred, :.,f? shares
Atchlson, 20 aharea Texas Company. Am
drawing about S75 salary from business
and uarry $37,000 Insurance on v.-ifn ami
mother. Also receive $45 per mfinth on
debt an$ royalties. I will require. $2.000
cash in a tew rveel'.s anil will o:-il that
amount of these securities and ask you
to suggest which I Hhou'.l nail.?W. O. W.
Answer?Your first three bonds are
reasonably good investment, and the
fourth, although an income bond on
which interest is paid oily if earned,
is covered under present operating con?
ditions by a fair margin of earnings
and might, therefore, he considered
suitable for a business man. In sug?
gesting securities to he sold for the
purpose of realizing^ the $2,000 you
need our primary object ?3 to raise
the general average of security for
your investments as a whole. We ad
Viso'th? ?al? of Chandler Motor stock,
asid enough of the Western Power
preferred to make up the remainder.
The _ stocks that you will have after
making these sales are, individually,
suitable for a person in your circum?
stances, but we feel that the aggre?
gate" of your stockholdings is high in
proportion to the amount invested jn
bonds.
Better Seasoned Stock
Question?Please give me some Informa?
tion about Bosch Magneto 7s. also If you
consider these bouda a safe investment'for
ft workinginun with about $800 to invest.
As this sum represents about all of my
savings, I cannot afford to take any
chanco? of losing out. If you do not con?
sider these bonds a suitable Investment for
one in my position, kindly name a few
bonds paying around f, or 6 per cent that
? would be moro imitable, safet-.- being the
. flrat consideration.?J. F. L.
Answer ? Something; better seasoned
', than American Bosch Magneto should
; be selected for the investment of e
j working man's savings. You would dc
I better by taking the preferred stock oi
; seme proven company, and with this ir
mind we suggest New York Telephone
j 6-Hj per cent preferred stock, selline
1 recently around 108Va, for a return ol
I approximately 0 per cent on the in?
i vestment.
Spe-cifics Interest Dates
Question?Would be pleased to have yoi
give me a short Hat of bonds suitable foi
?h?? in vestment' of about $30,000 for r
widow having other income, but tor whon
nevertheless eafoty should be. a great con
sideratlon. Would like to net. or uverag?
04 per cent. Would like ? per cent in
come tar? paid at ?source ? and psofer ir,
terest coming March and .September o
April and O'otbber. Would the followim
list appear to fill the bill: Southern Bail
way consolidated Ci. 3S94; Rt. Loula-Sai
Franclaco,Series A 4s, .Series U Ds, Series (
8k: Brooklyn Bdtson g?mirai 64". t?s, 7s
Northwestern Bell Telephone ' 7s, 3941
Colorado S\ Southern 4a. 4 4s? ArrTericai
Teleplione and Telegraph collateral trus
5s; Bush Terminal 5s; United States Rub
I ber Cs, 74s; Atchlson general 4s. 1995
! Lehigh Valley consolidated 4?; Lawyer
I Title and Trust '.'ompar.y first mortgag
bonds (also certificates); Tillo Gu?rante
and Truat Company, ditto.?C. A. M.
Answer?All the bonds you have un
der consideration are good investment
and suitable for your purpose as far a
security is concerned. However, onl;
one of them hears interest in th
months you stipulate. The Atchiso
; general 4s pay interest in April an
! October and the company pays the
j per cent income tax. The Bush Tet
] mir.al 5s pay interest in January an
July, but the first 4s pay in April an
October. We suggest for your $10,00
these two bonds to the amount of $2,00
I each and ?2,000 principal amount c
I General Electric 5s, 19B2; New Yor
? Telephone 6s, 1941, and New York Cer
1 trnl refunding and improvement 6
?2013.
Should Not Expect 7 Per Cent I
Question-?-Having read your investment :
Information with Interest, 1 am asking for I
a little persona! advice. I am a widow, I
Flxty years old, living ou a very email In- :
oome. 1 have on hand $1.000 to Invest In ,
?something that Is considered i=af?2 that will, I
If possible, yield me 7 per cent. I am In '
no sense a business woman; have had *.io |
experience and have r.o knowledge of in- !
vestments. With my small income, of |
course, eafety must bu tlie lirst considera- i
tlon. T have bean advised to buy Hartford ?
Fire insurance find also Columbia Trust !
Company of New York City, but these yield I
only 6 per cant.?Mrs. J. K. H.
Answer?Since you are dependent on |
the income iron; your investments and
cannot afford to take any rii<k you j
i should immediately change your notion '
1 of the return that may reasonably be
i expected of 3noney under present condi
I tions. Seven per cent is no longer
' compatible with perfect safety. The
| Hartford Fire Insurance and Columbia
Trust Company stock? are suitable,
I yielding as much as you can expect to
j obtain. New York Telephone 6t_ per
| cent preferred stock, selling recently
? to return about 6 per cent, is also suit
i able for you.
Four full column? of in?
vestment questions and an*
swers will be published in
The Tribune every Sunday
j and Monday. On other days
j one full column icill appear.
Irregular Trend
In Active Trade
On Curb Market
Profit Taking in Oil Group
Serves to Check Ad?
vance*. .*. ludiistrials Hold
tin Well; Tone Steady
Although trading continued cctivc
en thfl curb market r.nd the tone war,
?;.;c:ier?'::y i
jotrad |o i
and price?
Industrials
Sta?dard
and Ntw
Gill
Satos.
BPflO ?'.'
000 0 ?'_
?teady, profit taking sales
:hcc? tii.' upward tendency
at tiia close were irregular.
hold firm.
o_ Indian.1, grained a polr.t
JforK shares moved up t?
il ?an tu city stock held
? Vacuum lost 7 points,
tates Oil was active around
tuMoment of completion of
by a subsidiary i:i a hith
?uctlve field.
Safety Razor omrcd a gain
.; at 240, while New Jersey
?y ' ?.?pother point. Durant
ci) to 60 with n rally o/
,12 points.
Itt<_ asir?ais
Hi
i-i'i
D8r*i
3Cr'
19!'j
3 a\
Low. Last.
65 68
r.s as
HO.%
14
is
96 %
io.%
154
.1 10=?
it
48
86%
10 4
1
??4
400 Cbl Nipple. ... 4
60 Colortrto row.. 3V
4 fin ?Colombia Fin. 8S
JOO Conloy T Pott.. 13%
2809 Cont Motors.. 101?
4J?.0 Cuban D Sugar 6%
300 l'j'.illler ? & l? C"i
4700 Purant Mot. . . 47%
.SO G?letto Saf F...23!
.00 den A 1.1 CORl. c>7%
G00 Cloodvoar Tire. 9%
500 Haynn Wheel. . 33%
1S00 Herder* Chen*... 1 'A
;:oo HudRon Co i.?f.. 14 V.
f.00 Inter Pubbnr. . 4 %
too K'tielmer pf.. .300
24 r.ehf-ih Valley. 80
100 Lelil?; h Power.. 18%
800 Llbby McN new 10
100 do old. 2'*
800 Lincoln Mot A. 2
3 00 M.icy & Co w i 61-ii
400 do pf '?' i. . . .330
2500 Mercer Mot. . . ?%
0400 do v t o. 24
P00 Mesabl Iron... 11
100 Nat 1 Leather.. 9 "i
303 N Jersey Zinc.30
8 4
4%
27
86
18 U
10V.
St
CO
240
67*4
3 0
K 3 yi
1%
15
4 T?
10O
60
18%
in
!?
3 H
8 4
4
?7
S3
13 U
10%
6T>
6%
47%
28.1
574
!?
4%
?7
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13U
10*
o 4
6%
60
239
57 %
10
83 ?i
1%
15
4%
300
SO
18 %
9 4
2.H
2%
61% 81%
10? H 109 V
8 2% 2%
:; ?V? 2 %
im ?i ?i
9 % Mi 9 %
163 m 163
88%
?%
14 V?
4%
100
80
18 H
9 4
110
350 M Y Tel pf....l08% 10&4 109% 109'
3 00 N Y Air P? pf.
1000 Packard Mot. . 154
20 do pf. 80
300 Phllllpsborns... 44%
600 Perfection Tire. 1
3 ?00 Philip Morri? . 18 V.
4500 Prlnift Radio. . 1,V
3 000 P.artio. 4 4
8200 'o pf. 8%
1T00 Reo Motor Tri: 181?
400 St Lav.- Feldsp. 8 ?U
?200 Schulte .Stores. 49
9 000 ?South C i I.. 4 7
100 Stand O * E pf 48 Vi
100 Standard Mot.. S*?
CMC fitut. Motor.. . 20V.
400 Swift Internat. 24
10 Swift & Co_109
200 Technical Prod 5%
GOO Technicolor Cp 254
?too Tonn Bl Pow.. 16%
8 00 Tobacco Prod.. 7 4
16 Todd Ship. 84 Vi
5 2 4
10 V?
80
1
19
52 4
184
89
4<4
1
18%
3 00 U S Distribu?.
200 V S Lt 6t H.a.
C00 V Profit S h new
2C00 TT Ketal! Candy
100 Union C'arblde.
200 Wayne Coal. . .
8 00 *W End Cher.1,
3 00 AVlllye lat pf. .
230ft Wlnther Mot. .
18%
8%
40
49
48%
?l%
24
109
6%
25 %
17
TV?
64 4
20
4 4
18%
9%
48
4;
48%
8%
20 4
28%
109
23 4
16%
C4
8%
63
16
89
444
1
18%
1%
4 4
8 A
13%
'?%
48
4?
48 Vi
5 %
21 Vi
23%
10?
8%
25 4
16%
7%
?4 Vi
80
1%
7 4
74
64
3 T?
?3
16
9%
Standard Oils
7200
1800
20
208 0
.00
275
110
370
20
30
2800
40700
980
435
Anglo-Am Oil.. 22 %
Atlantic Lobos. 9 Vi
Eureka P L.. 93
Imp Oil Can.. .119
Indiana Pipe. . 98
National Trans 26 4
Ohio Oil.?19
Prairie O & O..655
Prairie Pipe. ..570
Solar Ref.380
Ho Per.n OIL. .220
S Oll of K.v. .
S Oil of Ind. .
S Oil of N V.
Vacuum Oil..
22% 21% 311
94 8 8
98 97 97
1204 116 V. 120
.110'
.12.-,
.570
.593
98
36'
327"
C67
277
380
220
9.1
315
6 35
27 0
880
220
1104 309% 1104
1264 128% 124"
680 667 676
600 G75 676
98
38%
326
0?0
.77
860
220
Independent Oils
200 Aetna Cons_ 2Vi
1000 ?Allen OIL . . . 21
2200 Alean Oll. 1 %
1000 ?Allied Oil_ 8
200 Arh Nat fias.. . 10%
2000 ?Boon?* OIL ... 12
2500 ?Boston-Wvo. .100
700 Cat lb Synd_ 6
5.0 Cities Service...200
1700 do 1? ctfa_20%
100 do pf. 69%
200 do pf H. 6 4
100 Creole Synd. . . n
6000 ?Engineer*- Pet 25
100 Equity Pet pf.. IB
13000 ?Federal OIL . 85
700 Pen.land. 15
3600 Glenroeli OIL . lA
500 Granada OIL .. 3 Vi
27000 Qull' Oil w i. . 66%
12000 ?Hudson OIL . 14
7900 Int Petrol. ... 224
12000 ?Keystone Kan. 39
200 Klrby Pet. .... 6
, 2000 ?Lance. J
! 600 Livingston Pel. 14
; 2800 ?Lyons Pet. ... 77
900 Maracaibo Oil. 19
1400 Marland Mex.. 6
486 Magnolia Pet..220?;
1700 Merrltt Oil_ 8'^
1600 Mexico Oil_ ly>
20000 ?Midwest Tez.. 22
3300 Mountain Prod 16%
16000 Mutual Ref_ 11%
400 N Engt Fuel.. . S0%
1600 N Mot Land. . 2 t;
16000 ?Noble Oil_ 22 '
200 "do pf. 65
V00 No Am Oil. ... 2'?
3000 ?Ohio rUnncr. fi
23 00 Omar OIL . . .
2too Pennok Oil. .
21000 ?P.ed Hanks.
300 P.yan Con?. . . ,
700 Salt Crk Prod.. 17
700 Stilt. Crk Cons.. 21
700 So.pu)pa lief. .
1100 Seaboard.
1300 Shell Union. ..
K600 Slnims Pet. . .
3000 ?South P & H
400 So State? OIL
100 ?Tex Ken. 63 '"
2000 ?Texan O & _,. 47
1000 ?Texas Ranger l
4200 Turmun. 1?}'
1000 WDcox Oil_ fi
OO'OO <*Y Oil. 12
21
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202
21
26
33
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15
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12
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38
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6 4
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Mining
200 Alas;:a-Br Coi.. 24 24 24 ?4
15000 ?Am Command 0 o o 6
.1000 ?Belcher Ext. . H 8 7/7
10000 ?Host ?S: Mont. 0 10 9 ' 9
15600 *Bos & M Cons ";"? 83 75 80. !
1000 ?Cal & Jerome. 18 IS IS 18
5000?Canada Cop.. 2 2 2 3
700 Car.ario Cop... 24 24 24 ?4
20700 ?Candelaria M. 57 . 68 65 68
1000 ?Cork Prov... 16 -IS 18 1?
800 Cons Cop M. ?. 4 4 4 4 4 4 ?4
7000 Cortes Sliver.. l? 3 4 1-? 14
300 Cresson ?old.. 24 24 24 24
3000 ?Crown Beaerv TT? 27 25 27
3700 ?Dean Cons.... 52 it 11 64
200 Dolores Bspor. Hi 1% 1? . 1%
300 Dryden Gold.. 0*| ftt, 6% 64
15000 ?Emma Sliver. 2 2 2 US'
11000 ?Eureka Croes. .10 31 SO 80 '
3000 ?Fortuna. 10 10 10 10
?.6000 "Gold Peep_ 8 7 6 7'
6000 ?Gold Pev. 10 30 0 10
13000 ?Ooldfleld Flor. 14 14 13 IS
2000 ?Goldlleld B B. 2 2 2 2
1000 ?Gold Zone_ 0 0 fl 9
4300 ?Henrietta Bll. CS 60 CO 02
14000 ?Hard Shell... 10 10 0 10
?000 ?Harmill t>!v.. 7 7 7 7
6100 ?Hilltop N'ev.. 92 PS f?2 93
200 Holllnger. 1S'4 134 1*4 33"
400 Hnwo Sound... 34 34 SVi M
2000 ?Indep Lead... 4.1 48 47 47
?200 Jeroms V ?>lv. 3 3 '?v. ji
0000 ?Lone Star.... 13 12 n \\ '
6000 ?McNam Cre?.. 8 3 8 8
12000 ?Marsh Mitt... 13 34 ' 33 34
20000 ?National Tin.. i> ?>0 27 J?
3000 ?Nevada Ophlr 20 20 20 ?0
900 New Dominion. 24 ?4 3 8
100 Nlplssing. 6 4 6 4 Ct.", 6
300 *N Y Porcupine 84 64 6( G4
sooo ?Ohio Copper., 2" 28 27 ?"?,
100 Park Utah.... 5 4 6 4 6 4 6
3000 ?Portland Gold 32 S3 82 32
3900 Ray Hercules..- 14 J t? 1 u j
2000 ?Rex Cons.7 7 7 7
2000 ?Red Hill Flor 5 E 5 6
7000 ?Sandstorm K. 4 4 4 4
3000 ?Silver Bale... 15 35 16 16
4000 ?SU M of Am.. 11 11 31 Jl
1000 ?Simon Sll L.. 45 46 45 4(
600 So Am F A G.. 4 4 44 44 ?
,17000 ?Spearhead- 13 38 11 1|
8000 ?Stewart Mln. . 6 C ?3 1
11000 ?Sutherland I>. 2 2 1
3000 ?Huccega Mln.. 44 44 43 4
7000 ?Teck Hughe?, 86 88 84 8
3600 Tono BeJmont. 1/, 14 ifx
3000 ?Tono Cashboy. 11 11 11 1
7600 ?Tono Divide.. 79 83 79 8
5208 Ton Bxt. ?4 3,?? 84
non Tono Mlfilnj*. '.'' :'?,
$12,500,000
The Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
5% Refunding and First Mortgage Gold Bonds, Series B
Dated June 1,1921
Due June 1,1961
Principal and interest payable In New York. Interest payable June 1 and Di-cember 1. Redeemable as a whole, or in part by
ltrt, on any interest date to and including June 1, 1923 at 105% and interest, with the redemption price reduced Va of 1%
during each two-year period thereafter. Interest payable without deduction for any Federal Normal IncomC'Tax up to 2%.
Pennsylvania Four-Mill Tax refunded. Total Refunding and First Mortgage Bond? presently to be outstanding. $12,500.000.
By mortgage provision, the Company covenants topurchape and retire 1% per annum of these bonds if obtainable at or below
pai and interest Centrai Union Trust Company of New York, Trustee. Application will be made in due course to list, on the
New York Stock Exchange.
tSSUK AFPROVEf* BY THB RAILROAD COMMISSION OF WISCONSIN
These bonds become a first lien on the Company's entire mortgaged property by December 1,1931,
by the terms of the Refund ng and First Mortgage.
Mr. John I. Beggs, President of the Company, summarizes as follows in a letter to us regarding theze
Bonds:
Business?The Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company, which forms an important part of The North
American Company system, owns or controls the entire ?central station electric light and power and steam
heating business in the City of Milwaukee and suburbs. It also owns and operates substantially the entire
street railway business in this territory and furnishes most cf the int?erurban railway service throughout an
extensive surrounding district'. The company also supplies electric power to nearly all of the utilities in the
southeastern section of the State of Wisconsin. The area served comprises more than 4,000 square miies
and has a total population in excess of 850,000.
Earnings for Ten Years Nearly Two and One-half Times Interest?Net income after taxes, available for in?
terest, depreciation and dividends, for ten years ended December 31,1921, averaged 2.44 times annual interest
charges on all bonds from time to time outstanding, detailed results being as follows:
Years
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
Gross
R?evenues
$7,009,823
7,507,045
7,566,021
7,482,806
8,891,409
10,309,614
12,145,874
15,033,986
19,064335
13,463,532
Net
Income
S2,988,044
3,121,960
3.139,247
3,072,108
3,669,002
3,445,894
3,063,158
4,679,710
4,275,442
5.149,158
Interest cm
Funded Debt
$1,346,051
1.404-372
1,452,460
1.452,460
1,354,925
1,217,670
1,418,492
1,731,650
1,733,766
1,896,887
Balance
$1,641,993
1,717,588
1,686,787
1,619,648
2-314,077
2,228,224
1,644,666
2,948,060
2.541,676
3,252,271
The annual interest requirement on the total funded debt which will be outstanding in the hands of the public
upon completion of this financing is $2,073.210. On the above basis Net Income for the twelve months ended
July 31, 1922 was more than 2 82 times this annual interest requirement. More than 62% of 1921 Net Income
was derived from electric light and power business.
22-Year Dividend Record?The company h.a. paid dividends as due since 1900 on its preferred stocks
($7,761,000 vu v outstanding) and commencing 1903 has paid dividends annually averaging 8% on its com?
mon stock, $9,850,000 now outstanding.
Security?The Wisconsin Railroad Commission's valuation of the physical property, with subsequent capital
expenditures to July 31, 1922, aggregates $58,151,284 (exclusive of $2,545,266 of materials and supplies on
hand) against which there will be outstanding in the hands of the public, including the present issue, an
aggregate of $36,547,000 Refunding and First Mortgage Bonds and underlying issues. ?
The Refunding and First Mortgage will become a first lien on the company's entire mortgaged property by
December 1, 1931. These bonds are secured by first lien on certain distribution system property in the City of
North Milwaukee, by direct pledge of all outstanding securities on certain central station property in the
City of Milwaukee, and by direct mortgage lien, subject to underlying mortgages, upon all other fixed property
of the company now owned or hereafter acquired. The underlying bonds outstanding in the hands of the
public amount to $24,047,000 in addition to which $5,160,000 are pledged as collateral to note issues upon
payment of which the underlying bonds released to the company will,.under the terms of the Refunding
and First Mortgage, be pledged thereunder or retired.
Purpose of tssue-T-Thc proceeds of this issue will be applied to the redemption of $7,822,000 outstanding funded
debt, (including the $4,950,000 Series A Bonds outstanding under'the Refunding and First Mortgage) to the
reduction of floating indebtedness incurred for property additions and-to provide funds for further p-dditions
to the Company's plants and system.
Wec?er these bonds (or delivery vrhen, as and if issued end received by us, subject tc approval of legal matters by counsel.
Price 92% and Interest. To Yield About 5.50%
further information is contained m our circula; which may be had on request
Dillon, Read & Co.
Harris, Forbes & Co. Spencer Trask & Co,
Tha uMtw-m-tHM* cocta'me-i in _*U aW??rti*ea___t b_s been obtti?id from mure? wtucfa ant ?taauiat re?aWe. While flu* tuaiatiecc. it a? ?ccroeeei by tit ?< ?ecu-tr?
Sales.
1000 ?Tor.o Vor Star
3 '?00 ?Trl-Bullion.. . 8
SO00 ?Tuolumne.. . . 50
200 Unity Gold_ 3 4
6100 Unit*?] Eastern. 14
2D00 *U H Cont. 13
1000 ?Victory Dlv., 2
5 300 Weal End C... 3 4
10000 ?West End Ext 5
1000 ?Vt'ilbert. ?
?Keils c<*nt* a. share
Bonds
Open. High. Low,
Last.
8
62
"4
13
14
8
60
3%
14
18
2
14
14
13
17
$2 Ailled Fa?.k 6s. . 77
fj do 8s. 00 90 90 90
15 Aluminum 7e '23.1064 \0iM 1064 1064
3 2 Am Cot Oil 6b.. 99 4 09 4 9?4 9?4
5 Am Lt & Tr 6s..3094 1104 1094 1104
2 Am Rep Corp 6s. 01 62 81 93
b Am Tel 6s '24...1014 1014 1014 1014
1 Am Tob 7?.101% 1014 1014 1014
7 Anaconda Cop ??.1014 1014 1014 101%
3 do "s 1929.1034 108% 1084 1Q34
4 Ang-Ani O 74???108% 10*4 1034 1034
19 Armour *. Co 7s. 105 105 105 105
2 At G ?fe W I ?s.. 604 684 664 664
6 Beth Steel 7s '23.1064 1064 106 4 1064
14 do 7s U86.1024 1024 1024 1024
2 Can N Ry ?q 7s..Ill 111 111 111
!i Cent Steel 8?_1074 1074 1074 107V?
fi Char Iron 8s_ 88 98 86 4 95 4
1 Cities 6er 7s V.... 92 92 82 92
f? Cons Gas 7s.1004 1004 100'.', 1004
2 Cone Gas Bait 7S.109 109 109 109.
19 do 6 4a.1004 100 4 1004 1004
1 Cop Exp is '25.. 1084 1034 1084 1034
2 Cudahy Paclt 7s.101.4 1014 1014 1014
1 Deere St Co 74s.1024 1034 1084 1024
35 Det City Ga? 6s.. 1024 1024 1084 1024
2 Brnp G & B 6s. .101
2 Fed L B 4 4a w 1.101
4 Oalena S O 7s. ..106 4
804
101 101 101
101 101 101
1064 1054 1064
1 Gen Asphalt 8s. .1084 1064 1064 1064
1 Gulf Oil 7s_. .1034 1034 1034 108'4
6 Hood Rubber 7s..1004 1004 1004 1004
17 Inter R T 8?_ 864 97 06% 97
2D do 8s ctfs. 364 964 864
S3 Kansas Gaa Cs. .. 984 99 984
13 K City P <fc I, 5s. 934 934 ?3 93
? 3 Kenneeott C 7a, .105 105 ?? 1044 1044
2 Kings Co Lt 048.1004 IOI4 1004 1614
7 Lactede Gas 7s. .1014 1014 1014 10l4
4 Llbby McNeill 7s.l024 1024 1024 IO24
1 Manitoba Pow 7s. 99 98 99 88
?3 Neb Pow Cs. 80 V. 89 4 80% 90 4
l.Nntl Acme 74?. 984 984 98 88
15 Nati Leather 8s..101 101 1004 101
1 NT NH & H 7?.. 844 8*4 844 844
5 Pub Her N J 7s..104 104 4 104 104 4
3 Robert Galr 7s.. 89 89 88 4 90
? Sears-Roe 7s '23..1014 1014 1014 1014
33 Sinclair P L Ba.. 85 85 65 95
3 Sugar States O 7s ?8 98 88 96
2 Solv.iy otiCie 8s.1064 1064 10?4 1084
15 Sheffield F 84s..l014 1014 1014 1014
1 S Oil N V 7a '25..105 105 106 105
27 do 7a 1926.1004 1064 1064 1084
4 do 7b 1927.1064 1064 1064 1064
1 do 7? 1828.1064 1064 1064 1064
2 do 7o 1980.1094 IO94 1084 1084
6 do 7? 1931.1094 1084 IO94 1094
105 do 6 4h.109 4 109 4 109 4 109 4
3. Sun Oil 7b.1034 IO24 1014 1024
14 Swift & Co 7o '31.3024 1024 1024 1024
1
-4
0 do 5?. 97 97 064 964
12 Union Oil col 8a.l014 1014 1014 1014
1 Un Ry Hav 74*.1044 1044 1044 3044
7 Vacuum Oil 7s, ..108 4 108 4 1084 108 4
a Wayne Coal 6s.. 70 70 69 4 6*4
Foreign Bonds
18 Argentine 7s.. . ..1004 1004 100 4
200 Bremen 4s.66 .57 .65
1 Can B 3 1?. 854 85 4 88 4
8 French 4?. 47 47 47
159 King of Neth 6s.. 9*4 85 4 84 4
3 King of Serb 8a.. 834 844 834
1 Mex Govt 3a.11 11 H
1 do 6?. ..10 18 16
2 do 6a. 554 664 55
320 NTNH&H fr 7?. . 704 714 704
S Rep of Peru 8?.. 9? 4 100 99 4
2.1 Ruw ?4? ctf?... 12 12 114
1 do 6 4?.. 13 18 IS
fi do 6 4s. 18 12 12
12 8wl?s Govt 6 4?. .104 4 104 4 104 4
14 U 8 Mox 4?. 39 394 384
are?.
1004
.67
?5 4
.47
IV*
8*4
11
16
65
70 4
100
114
12
12
104 4
084
Total sales stocks, 696,200 ah
To?*! n-iles bond*. .?t.S2n Ortn.
Miscellaneous Markets
Public Utilities Secnrit?e?.
Adi P & L 24
do pf .. 95
Am L Tr.137
do pf. . . 94
A G St E1.173
do pf. . . ?.?
Am P & L.138
do pf. . . 68
A-tn P Utl. 18
do pf... 83
Appal Pw. 27
do pf...l30
CarPR & L 5?
Cntl Sta F. 9
do pf... 70
Cities Sve.200
do pf . . 70
<So bk ?h 20 4
do7r?-dsB130
do C ... 96
do D... 914
do pf BB 66>-i
oo pf B. C4
do ush o 77
do stk C.183
?Colo Pw. 2?
Col Pw pf 80
20
97
140
98
179
| Bid
icp n ?t L ?t
. do pf . . 65
D?tBGE7pf 24
BG&B 6 pf 85
464 ElB?fc9h pf 95
Km DE pf 70
EGA F 8 pf 60
FdlL.fr. T. 27
do pf. .. 72
Gaa Se 6 pf Si
G&E3 7 pf 08
?Nu Sta P 0?
?do pi,. 83
Rep Ry Lt 13
do pf.
142
10
. 74
250
70 4 So Cal Ed.l?S
20 4'
do pt. . .123
? ?Std G A E 20
do pf .. 48
Toi Ed 7 pf 8 7
U L & Ry 07
do 1st pf 7?
Wetn Pwr 41
?do n pf 83
?Ex dividend.
94 4
?7 4
6 4
."4
33
68
25
80
87
. 76
95
89
78
74
76
100
96
16
43
110
326
Cl
r?o
Bonds
AG?StE6s99 100 (El Poso Sa. 77
84 8.4 Mt C P 6s. 864
W O J Se. 102 4 104 4
Wls Ed 6s 99 100
AmPAL 6s 98
Appl P 6?.. ?i04 8?4|UL<feH6a 93
Chrel I 8s 96 4 97
Col Pw 5a. 82 4 94
Standard Oil Companies
, Bid. Asked. Eld. Asked.
Anglo Am.214 '?'? Pr. Mex F. 30 26
Atl Rfg..l225 3275 Pr O & G.655 665
do Pf...ll9 118 PralPL. .273 277
Borne Scr.420 435 Solar Ref.375 385
Buck P L. 97 88 Sou PL.. 97 89
Cheabro . .225 250 Sou Pa O. 220 225
do pf.-.llO 115 SW Pa F L 00 64
Contl Oil..146 149 *8 O Cal.. 129 ISO
Ores P L.. 86 S7 *8 O Ind. 124 4 3 24 4
Gumb P L160 160 S O Kan..605 016
Eur?c P L. 88 98 ?SO'Ky. .110 1104
G8Opfn.l02 105 S O Neb..210 ?20
dopfoldl08 112 ?S O N J.221 223
do com. 60 65 do pf.. .117 3174
Hum O&R240 ?50 SON Y..575 680
III P L...173 175 S O Ohio.525 645
Imp O Lt.1194 1?04 dopf...U3 120
Ind P L.. 96 98 Swan <fr F 80 32
Int Pet Lt 234 '-13 UnTkCarllO 116
Magn Pet.224 226 do pf...l09 132
Ntl Trna. 26 27 Vacu Oil..578 6S0
N V Trns.171 175 Want. OU. 22 2i
Nor P L..110 112 ?Par 825.
Ohio Oll..322 BS5 1
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
Atl Lobos, 7 4
do pf.. SO
BrAmO Lt 34
GnltOnw. 68
1 Merr O Cp 8 4
Mtn Pr Cp 16
84
40
36
064
Mutual OH 114
8 Ck Cn O 114
S Ok Pr A 184
Sttpul Ruf. 34
&4iYVSt 0?feL .25
MA?
IS
114
18 4
34
.35
Miscellaneous Stocks
Atlas P C. 60
ADT N J 14
?Am Ltt.. 14 4
do pf.,. 40
AmThd pf 4
Am Typ F 60
do pt... 96
BushTpf. 72
do 1st pfl06?
B II Spl. . 98
Bab * W..111
City Invat. 61
Cr W .. 50
Child? Co.US
Celluloid . ?
"Ex dividend
D ?. <fe W. ?8
Draper ('.ISO
Kxc Be. . . 30
Ir.tl Sll pf.100
Lh Vly SC 78
Ntl Cskt. . 75
?Nt Lcrc pf 80
NPtfeTy pf 98
Phelps D.163
Ryl Bkg P107
do pf.. . 9*
H'H L.. 80
?Singer .. 93
StLMRA P 33
VanRaalto 47
W &. P.... 92
Yale. ... 310
Steel and Ordnance Stock-?
Atlae PW..138 148
Colt A ... 35 37
East Steel. 20 30
1*4
15
60
44
G4
? \
108
100
121
65
60
118
95
Hmo Pwr. 192, 208
do
JOS
NSlea B P. CO
do pf... 87
Seov Mfg.320
W'oodw . . 35
Win C nw 1".
85
85
102
173
110
89
h i'
II"'
38
50
250
45
New York Bank Stocks
Bid.
Am Kto -287
America. . . .230
Battery . . 135
Bowery . . . .425
Bway Cntl... ?
Bryant Pk.. .153
Brom Ntl . .K?5
Brcnx Boro.. 100
Btch & Drv.l'JO
C?rat Mr-rc . .210
Chr.so.845
Chat. & Phe.283
Ch?lSea ?X..10U
Chemical. . . 505
City.340
Co.il ??: Iron.
Columbia. . .
Colonial . . .
Comm<*ieo. .
Coivtntl . . .
Corn Bxo _416
Cosmpltii ... 70
East River . 170
first Nati. 1175
Fifth AV9..1025
Bid. Asked.
.0 1
rs3
130
As!:.
??Fifth NU .
ai?'Oarfleld . .
lt?lOotha.m. . .
?Greenwich .
145!Hanover . ..
186?Harrlman .
? Imp &: T-<'.?
?jlmiustrial .
140i Irving Nati
? Mnhhttn C
S50 Men &?' Met
.6? Mutual. .
110 Ntl ."mtl. . .
630 aVv NU.rt3_d.l_6
.45 Pacific.800
? Park ..... 445
? ?Public .... S 20
?Iscnboard . . SIS
29-i Standard. . . 24,0
3 40 .State.30a
425i23d Ward . .250
85?Cnld State?..lt!0
? Wshar Ht8....iiC0
123SlYorkv-i:i?* . . .475
. ISO
.ess
.625
. ."-SO
I.5S0
.143
.203
..?5?
..40?
.590
455 !
340
'J20
260
?16
270
170
Trust and Surety CoRip_n.es
A Ulano?. ... 85
Atnn Surety. *1
BkNY & Tr..450
Bankers. . . .303
Bond ?fc Mte.255
Bkyu Tr C. .46?)
Centl Union..413
Columbia ...825
Cmmrol T . .105
Emplie Tr .300
Eqult Tr . ...28?
Frmrs L &T 490
Fdlty Int ...204
Fulton .240
Guaranty . . 230
Hudson .... 170
Kings Co .. .750
Insurance (Companies
i)5:L-iwyrs Mtg.
84?L,wyrs T ...
460IHanufctrs ..
3*>3].Metropltn . .
?60 Mtg* Bcml . .
? ?Mut T \V...
418?NU Surety ,.
8S6JN V Trust...
125JN Y Title. . .
?(People's. . .
296[Realty Amo
606 Title Quar .
212.11 H M * T.
25?IU S T Cuar.
?35JN Y Truft..
?iWestch.tr .
?IWestTtl* Tr
175
187
240
300
118
116
215
350
170
335
150
415
S05
.105
.860
.146
380 I
19. |
330 ;
125!
ISO
225
367 ;
175
167
425
S15
Am Alliance.280
City N York. 190
Cmmn-rlth.. .300
Vii\ A Phe...600
Franklin ... 01
tilobe A P...?400
! Ort Anin . . .287
.90
200
3 25
630
Hanover.
Home.
Nati Lib .
Niagara
Stuyvsnt. .
Wo; tchstr
9?U;ta States
. 420
.173
.174
. . 50
. .33
Chemical Stocks
Am Cyn.. 23
do pf, . , 67
Casein Cp. 40
I du Font. . 13
i Grasein ..132
?Ky Solvay 33
Mulfd Co.. ?0
Merrimac. 90
Mere O pf 71
Sugar Stocka
: Car suit... 15
| Contl Bug. !
do pt... :
C Agulire. 76
FJrdo new 7?!
I Federal ...IOS
Am C?i- 78
, d_> pf. . . 88
I A M A F.S3S
i ?CWHel..lC3
do pf...113
i J S Younjf 90
do pf.. . 95
.140
.ISO
19 tGrt Watn.2CO
i IVilN't! Ant... 10
5 {National
78 NI Nique.
78 ?Savannah.60
110 \ ? do pf. . . 94
Tobacco Stocks
"9 I'Mi-A A I'Mul?
(".3 do pf... ?D
2J0 IP R A T.. 68
(?ITnvsl 1X123
i do pf. .10"
?Ex dividend.
116
S5
10O
.85
20
1(5
123
7.
124
JOS
New York City Bonds
Form, Rate, Maturity. Bid. Aak. Yixld. !
Inter 4 4?, 1971.107 4 108 4 4.08
do 44?, 1967.1074 1084 4.08
do 44?. 1865.1074 1084 <0!<
do 44?. 1963.1074 1084 *?07
do 44?, 1957..,.107 108 <07
do 44?, 1872.303 104 4.05
do 44?, 186?.1024 IO34 4.07!
do 44?. 1964.IO24 30'.?,, 4.07 ;
do 44s, I0R2.1024 1034 4 07
do 44?. I860. ,1024 1034 4 0 7
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