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11
FOREIGNERS SEEK
AMERICAN WARES
Opportunities Offered to U. S.
Manufacturers to Increaso
Overseas Trade. .
RIGHTS
Lorillard
General Electric
International Motor Truck
$3,426,000
FEDERAL LIST IS GIVEN
Gathered by Department of
Commerce, Which Will Sup
ply Additional Data.
Carbon St$e
(All Issues)
THE SUN rANP NEW YORK HERAfrP, MQNPAY. 'APRHj 26, '1920,
HOLMES, BULKLEY
& WARDFiOP
MEXtnEn;
Nttl Yor Stock Exchange
Plltshursh Stock pxthantt
Union Bank Bldf.
Pittsburgh
(1 Broadway
THE
CANDY
OF THE
SOUTH
"THE business of The NunnaJry
Company, makers of The
Cindy of the South, has shown
a steady increase since its incep
tion thirty-five years ago.
Stock of The Nunnally Company
is now listed op the New York
Stock Exchange.
An illustrated booklet, dealing
vtith this company, will be sent
without obligation, upon request.
Securities Sales Co.
64 Peach-tree Street
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis Charlotte
Oirminthom
Jacksonville
Tho weekly list of foreign trade op
portunities gathered, by tho Department
of Commerce Is given below. Detailed
Information regarding theso trade
chances may bo obtained by American
flrma through Tun Sun akd New York
Hr.RAU), provided tho Interrogator spe
cifically fetatos tho number of the Item
and places each Item on o. separate
frheeL His query will then be. forwarded
to tho Department of Commerce, which
In turn will supply him with further
data.
in? am
As the- Information is Intended by tho
Department of Commerce to be given
only to, bona Ada American firms thoso
wishing the data aro required to fill out
a blank -which may- bo obtained at room
731, Custom House, New York city.
Headers ore cautioned not to send
queries directly to tho Dciurtmcnt of
Commerce," ns The Sun ant( New
Youk; IlEitALD's serial number, duo t,o
the. intricacies of compilation, differs
from, that of tho department.
The su.v and New Yokk Hcraj.d does
not furnUh credit ratings or assume
any responsibility as to tho financial
status of business men or firms abroad
desiring United States goods. The list
of trado opportunities follows :
'.SV50. A manufacturer' scent la Sonth Africa
wlhes to re(eli; Information am quotation
f. o. U. Xew Vqrlt on an oilseed 'crushing
want or a
a dav, tlio plant tu crush cotion !. peanuts, i machinery
American Gas Eteotric Company's Windsor Station
POWER Plants with a total ultimate capacity
of more than 500,000 K. W. have been built by
The Foundation Company
NEW YORK CITY
PITTSBURGH CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE NEW ORLEANS
DETROIT MONTREAL VANCOUVER ATLANTA
PARIS. FRANCE
stationery. Jewelry,
for men nad women
clocki nnd watches.
5S7. An Amorlmn Arm ha. vn rflnllfwtM
rapacity of ahout ten tons of seed i by Its office in tho Netherlands, to purchaw
int Ki crusn couou kw, scanuis. machinery .mi pnu nmcnt lor manuiictunnf
wMme, wva beans nnd posslilv corn,- iu!ita and comlortera. and.auo machinery lor
ul. -V rirm la rnrto Klco eirei to secme rolqlu jKipcr eoulalnera tor prescription
the reprcwnUtion of American manufacturers ponders.
A commercial nt in Australia ac
Atlantic Gulf
Oil Corporation
Controlled by
Atlantic, Gulf & West Indies
Steamship Lines.
Estimated potential production
250,000 barrels daily.
Topping plant capacity 30400
barrels per day.
Pumping . station for loading
tankers with capacity of 6,000
barrels per hour.
Pipe line capacity when com
pleted 60,000 barrels daily.
Parent company have contracted
for tankers having a capacity of
1,118,000 barrels.
MOORE,
LEONARD & LYNCH
aXemierj A'eu J'ort A Pittsburgh
Stock BztJutnQcs
Frtrk nidr.
I'lttsburgh
lUB'war
New York
Rltx-Carlton
rhlladelnliU
W. F. Ladd & Go.
Investment
Securities
New York
Special Letter this .irccA; on
Ryan Petroleum
Recent Special Letters on
He den Chemical Skellj OU
Hk Uasln I'etroL Federal OH
. Vltaudau Submarine Boat
Copies upon request
ESTABXtSHED 1903
Members N'-Y- Curb Market Asm.
25 BROAD ST, flEVV Y.Kf
Tclephona Broad "171.
of rts,lr nude, cMhlu-i and mwi'i furnUbluss.
2.Va. A merchant firm In Spain wishes lo
secure on agency 'or tho ale In that country
and Fortugtl of electric wlrlnff ami lighting
equipment, motor and dynamos, automobile
scceasorles, cutlery and tool.
A commercial ascot In Switzerland de
slrca to represent American Itras la tho salo
of knit goods and bouts anJ shoes.
25M. Tho State railway of a country, in
Eurvpa. Invito offers of material for a supply
61 Usbplnto bolts, rails, spikes and other slinl'
lar material. A translation of their formal
offer, a. statement nl general conditions for
works and deliveries and rpeclflcations and
drawing nuj tu examined at the bureau or Its
district offices.
2SW. A company In Balsarla desire to
secure aa, agency for tha salo of frultn, wood,
com (cereals), agricultural Implement, novel
ties and films.
2."V5. A firm of Ironmongers, In Scotland,
desires to teenre tho sole agency for tho sale
of kitchen nnifes, portable tftorec, electrical
eoodi", vacuum cleaners, general Iroumontery
supplies, cutlery, Ac.
2UT. A Aim cf grain dealer In ralestlno
doilrea to purchase flour of different itnul..
2.VH. A merchant firm In the Netherlands
desires to scMire a;vncles ami purcniao as
bratM, asbestos packing, and ail machine
room requisites, copier, ateam tains, cocks
and tlttlncs (bra-is), bvltlnta and felt fasten
Ins, grinding wheel, and grinding machines,
llabnltt's metal, whlto metal, cutting tools,
hacksaw blados and other til MaJos, con
sistent fat, olU and greases, tool steel ami
other steel, all mru of tool machinery, lathes,
drilling machines, wood and lrtja Worklsit
machinery, pipe and other nrcsches, and all
sorts of tools.
2.V3). A comalsaloa merchant la Spain do
tires (o secure an agency for the Kate of
office supplies and any other allele which will
find a ready sale In that country
J.VW. A merthant firm in Ctecho-SfoTakla
deUtM to purchase and secure an agency for
cornstarch, ammoniac vodj, OS to 100 r
cent.; turpentine oil, rosin and other chemi
cals and drugs.
2501. A manufacturing company In fionth
Africa wishes to purchase machinery for manu
facturing hosiery of every description, and alvi
ran material for the manufacture of hosiery
and textiles, leather, boots hardware. Ac
2532. A commercial agent In Ireland desires
to secure in agency from wholesale manu
facturer for the sale of adrertlalng novelties.
2.V13. A commission agency firm In the
Netherlands desires to secure an agency for
the salo of flour, dried frnlts. Iron and steel.
:504. A merchant In Palestine dtslre to
purchase and tecure an agency on eommlrsloa
for the aale of cotton goods, bulldlne materl- j
ala. such as timber, cement. Paints, Iron
sheet, beams and Iron bars; box ealf and
i.Rlitod sole and upper leather: coffee, flour
and other colonial products; writing, wrapping
I awl printing paper, shoe supplies, motor cars
and trucks, typewriters, office furniture,
,dm?s and mteiir medicines, lubricating oils.
oaraffln, candles, olco oil, cocuanut oil, mar
garine, canned good, wagons and parts, hard
warn and tools and Iron Udsteads.
A merchant la Ireland dealres to get In
touch with wholtalo manufacturers for the
purchase of oil cakes tor cattle feed.
23&1 A firm of wholesale dealera In Den
mark dealrea to purenaso from manufacturers
and exporters canoed good (fruits, flail and
mushrooms), dried fruits, apices, nigh grade
chocolatea and confectionery, blaculta. pickles,
sauces, fine shaving and toilet soap, perfumes,
toilet articles, fine cigars and cigarette.
23C7. ' An agency la dcalred by a merchant la
France for the sale of food rroducta and gen
eral merchandise suitable for department stores.
2503. Tho representative of a firm In Guate
mala ie la the United States and desires to
secure an agency for the salo la Central
America of clothing, hats, ehoea, hosiery, ooyel
tie and notions.
Mn Tin, American rmresfntatlve of firms
in China desire to get In touch with exporters
i for the sale of coal mining and handling uia
I chlncry. cement plants, chlorlnatlon works,
sugar machinery, flour milling machinery,
match making machinery, cotton spinning and
knitting machinery and rubber plantation ma-
2J70. A firm In France desires to get Into
communication with exporters for tha purchase
of rice in very largo quantities.
2571. An agency on a commission basis or
salary la desired by a tniu In Spain for the
sale of tailors' goods, such as cloth, linings,
buckles, buttons and map fasteners.
2572. Catalogues and prices are. dealrea by a
man In South Africa for the purchase of pes
splitting machinery and a machine for making
hominy, . .
?t.i.t A- rnerrhint in the Xetherlanda desires
to purchase and secure agencies for the sale of
rarlous brands of cliarcttcs ami well known
fires to si'curo an agency frou manufacturer
for the sale of silver plated ware, mirrors,
brushes, celluloid, toilet articles, Imitation
precious Htones, rolled gold Jewelry and any
other Hoe suitable for the nholesale Jewelry
and fancy gonda trade,
23M. Buyers of raw materials f papr
manufacturers asd other Industries In Belgium
desire to GOevrJ ogeocles for the Mlo of H
articles relating to Industrial construction, jis
well as for line, sheet Iron, rusln for paiwr
manufacture, Ac.
'KilQ. A merchant In Canada, who has facili
ties for handling wait-house atocls. deslrra to
sveure an ngeccy for the sale of KWds suitable
for whole-sale dealera la that rectloa of the
country.
25D1, A company la Australia desires to pur
chase about five ton per month of asphalt
saturated felt.
2.".92. A mervhandlng company In India n
slrcs to purchase, ploce g(tds. hosiery and otlir
eoft good, haberdashery, stationery, steel
goods plates, bars, rods, ancles, beams, Ac,
hardware and wire products; chemicals, caustic
si!a, locks and sundries.
2593, A commrclaI agent la Ireland dosing
to secure an agency from manufacturers for
tho sale of office supplies, typewriters, Ac, of
good quality.
2. A merchant in Canada desires to secure
an agency for the sale of powdered milk, food
stuffs, all grocery products, drug sundries
iud canned or condensed foods.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
CALL MONEY FOB WEEK.
' i All Industrial
Open 3
lllgh 9
Low 6
Last 8
Ve.ir'9 lilgh IS
Year's low 6
Mixed Collateral
Open , 9
High
I-niv G
1-at-t
War's high... "25
'War's low
TIME LOANS FOll WEEK.
-Mixed Collateral ' All Industrial
Sixty daj s SSH, Sixty day
Ninety days S S-SVi Ninety days 8H3
Four months....! S5 Four montlis....Sl4
Five months. ... CfSH'l'lva months. ...tH
Six months 1 SH!Slx months SH
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
LONDON.
, Demand ,
High. Low. Last.
Monday $3U
Tuesday S.tSli
WILL SELL
1,000 Shares
Babcock t Wilcox, ltd.
Ordinary Shares
Frank Charcot, Jr.
25 Broad Street New York
Telephone Txoad 62Q0 ,
Merrill, SpicerMfoCo.
Lypch 8pfd.stod
& Co. GraQar c-es
120 Broadway. N.Y.
Wonferi Next V0fa
Siaci, Excfontt
brands, rsirtlcruieriy Virginia uienus.
An agi-j is osireu uj a luctvuaut m
France for tM ale of American goods on a
commiMlon of S rer cnt.
2575. An importer In India deslrea to pur
ciaso and secure an agency for plcee gooda
and yarns."
'2570. A furniture manufacturing company In
Kewfocndland desires to purchase and secure
an agency for office, househrld." school and
lodge furniture of every description; mattresa,
ticking and msttresa bin J tag," fl.tor canvas,
linoleums," carpet rugs and squirts, lamps of
all descriptions (electric snd oil), bed sprite
machinery, cabinet hardware, ateam furnaces
and radiators,' brass bedstead, mirror plates,
white wood, oak, manogany. crockery ware,
leatherette, aofa springs, wall paper, refrigera
tors, varnishes, stains. Ac.; sewing machines,
blankets, pictures and picture frames, clopka
and enamelware.
257T. A merchant firm In Greece desires to
purchase stationery and toys.
2578. A member of a firm of Colombia is In
the TJalfMl States and desires to secure an.
agency and purchase Itatldnery, school supplies,
hooksellers' novelties and office appliances.
I 2."7n. A merchant In Chile desires to be
placed In ejynmuQicatian with makers ot ma
chinery for the manufacture of rubber goods
of every description, suds as rubber overshoes,
raincoats and but water bottles.
25M. The representative of a firm In ,New
rslsad"ls In the United State and desires
to "secure an agency and purchsa toys, fancy
goods, hardware, machinery and dry good, such
as duck, drills, oues, cretonnes, cnamorsy.
hosiery,' knit good, gloves, underwear, wooleu
good and all kind of cotton good.
2481. A merchant in the Netberlanda desires
to purchase and secure agencies for the sale
' of good quality shoes of all kind, particularly
bijh class ladle'hoe.
t 582. A firm of merchants la France deslrti
to purcuaso Iron and brass bedstead, Jural
1 tur. carpets and rot. "
I5SJ. An engineer la Belgium desires t
secure the general agency on a commission
Wednesday Z'jl'i
Thursday XS9H
Friday Wi
Saturday S.S7U
Hlih.
Jtonday
Tuesday Z.t6
Wtdnesday
Thursday lHOJi
Friday 3.S3
Saturday J.Si
I.H4
S'lUi
3.i7V
5.S
-Cables-Low.
$3'.'n
3.M!i
3.W
5.S7H
asm
3.Sl'.i
3.SS
Last.
$J ii
3.92
S.S9
3.MK
3.I7H
rnis.
nigh.
Monday 15.'J7
Tuesday 15 M
Wedneday It 30
Thursday 16.W
Friday '. .S5
Saturday 15.00
Ulgh.
Monday 16.ru
Tuesday 15.55
Wednesday 1S.I7
T-hurwlay .'. f8.47
Friday 16 62
Bat unlay 16.SJ
BERLIN.
High.
Monday t.M
Tneiulay l.Cl
Wlneday l.ct
Tliursday 1.65
Fridsy 1.65
Saturday - 1.65
-Demand-Low.
16 1
16.lt
16.39
1C.63-
17.C)
1 16.53
Cables
Iow.
16.20
16 IS
16.57
16.63
UK
16.95
Last.
16.13
M.IJ
16.35
16 62
17.01
1A95
Last.
16.09
16.0J
16.U
16. CD
1.5
16.9S
High.
Monday 1.65
TueKlay 1.65
Wednesday 1 67
Thursday l.Cl
Friday 1.66
Saturday 1.C4
-Demand-Low.
l.W
1.59
l.W
1.63
161
1.61
-Cables
Low.
l.l
LCD
1 67
1.61
1.65
1.65
Last.
1.61
1.53
1.66
1.63
1.61
1.(1
Last,
1.65
1.60
1.67
1.6-1
1.65
1.65
STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Vow York Stock Exchange sales week ended
April II, 1S20:
- STOCKS.
19M. 1919. 1J1.
Monday 1.K9.SM 1.55S.6M 5A976
Tuesday 1.60O.7M 1.433.CJJ U3.230
Wednesday i.OK.m 1.673.U0 S1.115
Thuixlay 1.9W.SO0 l.an.m
Frid-V 1.4J3.C5I l.O:0,5 149,415
Saturday 413,721 24,0 14-S.0SI
Totals R,7I.WI
Year to date J2.SCC.525
7.MUJ5
62.772. tU
2.C6S,iS0
40.CC3.UI
BONDS (FAB VALUE).
Monday ...
Tuesday . .
Wednesday
Thursday .
Friday ....
Saturday ..
Totals
1920.
J15.99l.0o0
13.U3.0O0
I0.6C1 W
22,1S;.D00
:o,u;.oti0
6.639,000
J8. 009,000
Teat to date.1.240,921,000
1919.
S13.23S.000
12.63S.O0O
274.000
1J,343.0
9.371.00O
6,12,000
SC7.166.000
1.057.576,003
1911.
J5.S06.KIO
C,t7,CW
6.1M.O0O
4,136.000
E,3M.000
4,657.000
J36.143.0O0
426,711,
,000
Bank Open Domtnlcan Brancnea.
Seven new branches haye been opened
by the American Foreign' Banking: Cor
poration In tha DomlnlcanRepubllc, as
follows: La Vea, San Francisco de
Macorls. Sanchez, Santo Domingo City,
Puerto Plata, San Pedro de Macoris ami
Santiago do los Cuballcros. The
branches supplement the broad facilities
already established In tho principal com
mercial centres of tho far" Kast Latin
America and In ether parts of the world.
TRANSACTIONS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
Continued Jrom Preceding Pane.
Range 1920.
tllgh.1 Low-
LIBERTY BONOS
denominations bought for cash.
... ,.iJttee "n tho eloslna- we pay:
lor a 5ws;4 Ilond, 35 Coupons
!!:";'' 2JVir. Bond, I Coupon
sniiil 1 asona,iosopons
s7iI0,am "". I Coupon I
H.60foratJ0 atl4nr. Bond, 7 Coupons I
PURDY & CO.,
l John J171-W1-7. 34 rise N. T.
basil for tho ille, of U industrial prpducu
or specialties relating to me mining industry
such as drilling and pile driving hammers,
mill electric apparatus, lubricating tresses,
tnichlna tools, electric lamps, and rubber
srlleles.
" 25L An erency Is desired, by a firm In
LPortusal 1 the sale oi noiierr. rubber
S5J5. A merchant In Finland desires to pur
chase and secure an agency for all kinds of
garden tool, lcnlvts. scissor.- spray pumps,
watering pou. trowels, garden lertairera
and all kinds of garden seed.
1ZM. A dealer In Honduras desires to pttr
chass men's rtody made clothlnr, shirts,
neckties and all kinds ot blzjb graiio dothlo;
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116
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700
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7.4
7.2
6.36
9.09
2.50
6-66
9.14
4.91
6.36
7.12
12.06
8.00
9.09
3.71
9.32
7.86
8.70
7.S0
4.21
6.96
8.57!
6.37
8.94
5.S0
5.71
4.36
10.00
9.09
8.99
7.18
7.S8
7.27
9.26
7.71
5.21
6.34
8.42
7.6
o.69
7.32
6.32
6.78
8.27
6.22
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C.S8
4.60
8.31
7.3S
6.74
8.30
S.57,
Sales. I
200Sloss-Shcffleld S & I
100 South P R Suar pf
83100 Southern Pacific
23700iSouthcrn Railway
1400Southern Railway pf....
720 Standard Oil of X J
4200Standard Oil of N J pf...
8600'Stewart Warner Spocd..
3l300iStromburg Carburetor ..
380400'Studebaker C(?rp
300(Studebakcr Corp pf
4100lSupcrior Steel Corp
100 Super'r Steel Corp 1st" pf
300Temtor Corn & Fruit A..
16700'Tcnn Copper & Chem....
245300iTexas Co
200
30SO0
200
100
27800
1000
93900
Texas Co G p c paid
Tejcas & Pacific
Third Avenue.
Tide Water Oil
Tobacco Products
Tobacco Products pf
Transcontinental Oil ....
400 Transuo & Williams' Steel
100 Twin City 11 T
100 Underwood Typewriter. .
1600 Union Bag & Paper
33700Unipn Oil
3000,Unlon Pacific
3100'Union Pacific pf
3700iUnitcd Alloy Steel
200l'nlted Drug Co
17S00,UnUed Fruit Company..
300 United Ry Investrrent,. .
1200 United Ry Investment pf
67000 United' Retail Stores.....
1900 U SCI Pipe & Fdy
800 U S C I Plpo & Fdy pf .
1000 U 3 Eicprcss .'.
45300 U S Fpod Prod Corp....
90300 U S Ind Alcohol
100 U S Ind Alcohol pf..."..
7700 U S Realty & Imp
16S70O U S Rubber ,
1000 U S Rubber 1st pf
140,0 U S Smelting, R & .M. ..
200 U S Smelting, R & M pf .
69S500 U S Steel
5o00 U S Steel if
11300'Utah Copper
400 Utah Sec Corp
337100 Vanadium Corp
12700 Va-Carollna Chora
300 Ta-Carollna Chem pf . .
1300 Va Iron, Coal & Coko...
4700 Wabash .
9500 Wabash pf A
3Q0 Wabash pf B t..
1800 Wells Fargo Express
3200 Western Maryland ..
4600 Western Pacific
100 Western Pacific pf
1000 Western Union Tel
700 Wcstlnghouse Air Brake
12S0O Westlnghouso E & M. . . .
9900 Wheeling & Lako Erlo..
2000 Wheeling & L Erie pf...
352"00 Whlto Motor
80400 Willys Over cx dlv ex rts.
700 Willys Overland pf......
300 Willys Oyerland rts
2700 Wilson & Co ex dlv
200 Wisconsin Central
2000 Woolworth F W
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Complete details and
discussion of Metro
politan Petroleum
Island Oil settlement.
Atk for circular No. 146
Sent uiitwi obligation
M S Wolfe Co.
ESTABLISHED 1006
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American Book
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WHtE CONNECTIONS TIk
Boston, Chic, r-blla..' Montreal and Pittsburgh
Equipment Note Collateral 7 Gold Trust Crtifficate3
, . . Series One
Payment Uncamf itlenally Guarantee by
General American Tank Car
Corporation
Maturing semi-annually November 1, 1920 to May 1 1923
Dated May 1, 1020. Certificates have privilege of registration as to principal. Ail cer
tificates in denomination pf $1,000 except $200,000 of last maturity of $500 denomination.
Free from any Normal Federal lucerne Tax up te 2 payable at the source
The Trust Certificates bear the unconditional guarantee by endorsement of General
American Tank Car Corporation (of West Virginia) to pay principal and divi
dends as they mature, x
The following information is taken from official sources:
The business of the General American Tank Car Corporation was established, in
1902. Under able and -progressive management the Company has grown until
it is now recognized as the largest manufacturer of steel fartk cars, in the world.
Its plants are located in East Chicago, Ind., and Warren, Ohio, and its cars arc
sold ir the principal markets of the world, In addition the Company docs a large
business in the leasing of cars to shippers.
All of the capital stock of the General American Tank Car Corporation is owned
by and constitutes practically the only asset of a New York corporation of the
same name, whose common and preferred stocks have a present market value of
approximately $1(5,000,000. The consolidated statements of gross income, as
officially reported, show an increase of from less than $2,000,000 in 1913 to over
$19,000,000 in 1919. Net income, after payment of taxes, available for dividends
upon stock, increased from about $325,000 in 1913 to over $2,500,000 in 1919.
t
These Trust Certificates will be issued by the Harris Trust and Savings Bank
as Trustee and will be payable out of the proceeds of Equipment Notes deposited
with the Trustee of face value at least equal to the amqunt qf Trust Certificates
issued. The Equipment Notes have been given to the General American Tank
Car Corporation in partial payment for steel tank cars of standard construction.
Average price of cars sold under these serial partial payment contracts is about
$2,800 each. No trust certificates will be issued in excess of $1,500 per car. Title
to the cars will be held for the benefit of the trust certificates pending the pymcnt
of the total amqunt of the Equipment Notes under each sale contract.
For delivery if, as and when issued, on or about May 3, y20.
We recommend this Issue for Investment
All maturities at prices to yield 7h
Complete circular on request
Harris, Forbes & Company
New York
i
First Trust and Savings Bank Chas. D. Barney & Co
Chicago New York
$3,500,000
The Granby Consolidated Mining,
Smelting & Power Company, Ltd.
Five-Year 8 Convertible Debenture Bands
Dated Jay 1, 1920
Pqe May l; 1935
Interest payable in New York May 1 and November 1
CENTRAL UNION TOCST COMPANY 0? NEW TOK, TRUSTEE .
frwn jlonds In $1(X) and Jl.(XX) denominations, trrrltcrablea-s to principal. Redeemable In whole or In part on 00 days' nolle from May 1, 1921.
to May l, 1023, at 110 and acCTUtd Interest; thereafter at 10S and accrued Interest. Conversion privilege expire on date of rodemptlou. . v
CONVERTIBLE AT OPTION OF HOLDER INTO COMMON STOCK AT $55 PER SHARE
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
First Mortgage G I$qnds due 192? (as of May 1, 1920) $57000,000
Five Year 8 Debentures due 1925 (this issue) ! 2,500,0.00
CapitaKStock (par $100) i 25,000,000
Outstanding
Sl.SOO
2,5O0,$ad
15,000,420
From, a Idler from Ifr, T Crabbs, Vice-President of the Company, andfrom other official sources, ve summarize as follow:
PROPERTY:
in the Provi
The Granby Consolidated Ming. Smelling & Power Company, Ltd., is incorporated
vincc of British Columbia, Canada, where it is enlaced in minine and smcltinr? conner nr.
The Compqny qwn,s copper pre reserves of about 22,484,0.73 tons, also smelter plants with necessary
auxiliary apparatus having a capacity of 8,QOO,Q0Q pqunds of copper per month. Tho Company is
tho largest producer pf copper in the Dominion of Canada.
EARNINGS: The nverage operating profit for the seven years ended June 30, 1919, was $377,803, or
over eight times the interest on the outstanding Mortgage ant Deben'turo Bonds.
All legal detail? in connection iciA thit usue trill be passed upon by Mesas. Steele Otis for the Company and by Messrs. Chadboune;
Babbitt & Wallace and Messrs. McAdoo, Cotton & Franklin for the Bankers.
Price 100 antf accrued interest to yield 8 '
Haydeo, Stone & Co, White, Weld & Co.
As all of the aove bonds hayo been sold, this advertisement appears as a matter of record only.
The information contained herein is not evaranteed, i4 has teen obtain trtm sources vMcJt tc btllete to is accurate and reltatU
ii . rrm"mmmmmmmri i rT '
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BANK OF AMERICA
STOCK
CLINTON GILBERT
2 WJj St, N.Y. TeL 4343 Rector
Conley Tin Fol
Bcatht-SoU Quoted
LYON and GO.
$0 Pint S, N.Y. Tel. JHa 8S4
TOBEY & KIRK
Member N. Y. STOCK EXC11ANOE
Sewrillgs Op, of N.Y. Cons 4$
The National Bank
of South Africa, Ltd.
Resources Exceed $287,000,000.
10 Will Street . NeivYprk
lt.E.SAVNDEn8.Atn

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