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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1920.
13
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To Yiold 8.10
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& WARDROP
, MEMUEItS
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Will
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ganization, yielding annual profits
it estimated at the r.-itc nf more than
J! $1,500,000, to a new company
ID. W. Griffith, Inc.
ticf which he i3 president and
Jdirector-in-chief.
J j Griffith's organization's net earn
ings for last 27 months approxi
J mate $3,000,000. Next 12
,j months' net earnings, after Fed-
i iiucs, estimated equal to
! eieht times Cla A
dividend.
$125,000 Class A
Shares
j;Are offcrd for subscription, if,
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( 03 i3ucu ann ueiiver-
table, and subject to allotment, .at
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i
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IP rc atmiint Me pritiltsc of
"I tuikaiiri 'lilt I,.,.. in
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ii
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...... ..in. ..cari.xrJ
n HTCIU.ISTS IV imn iiiti
'II Ci..L r.-, n. . . " .
,., i.xcii'n;: EldJ., fhJids'phii
M Urnnhsr.!,,,,,:. Contruie rSt
M tonn and Nnrrlsionn. I'm.
Ii French Government
Bonds
la orui BONDS v
!I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
ir. l'cr 1,000 Franca
irrcr.ch Virlnru 5. tie.
Jrench Loan of 1917 4s. $61
french Loan of 1920 5s. $87
possible prcfit about 150
f3 itMUi Circahr on rttual.
Vc F T. es
Farson, Son & Co.
y-mhm New Ycrk Stock Exchange
'15 Broadway, New York
JULY COTTON HITS
NEW HIGH RECORD
StrciifftU of Spot Month Fea
tures Mni'kct-Mdvnnccs
50 Points.
TJio cotton marker showed n strong
reactionary tendency during yesterday'
session, nml, with the exception of July,
boIJ i0 to nearly 70 nplra lower es ft
result of heavy profit taking and local
bear operations. July's strength contin
ued, and that month again scored n now
high record when It sold up to 43 cents,
an advanca of B0 points from Tuesday's
final price '
Although tho weather was rainy In
moat parts of the fotton belt, ft was
evident that that' factor had been thor
oughly discounted. Tho official weekly
weather report q,f tho Department of As
rlcOlluro was, however, a good deal of a
eurprlso to many In tho trade. It con
tained many bearish features, and pro
moted not a llttla midday selling by Wall
Street operators. Official forecasts pre
dicted further showers In tho eastern
belt to-day and cloudiness west of the
Mississippi. Detailed bulletins Indicated
general rnlns over most of tho belt
Liverpool cables were nbput as ex
pected except In July, which did not fol
low our rlso of Tuesday. Spot business
In tho English raw cotton trading centra
continued moderate. 7,000. bales of tho
ticiual artlclo changing hinds.
First prices here were a point to 23
points lower, tho market having a barely
steady undertone nt tho outset. Immedi
ately after tho call selling pressure In
creased and active months were soon
forced to 25 to 45 points less than Tues.
day's closing quotations. July agoln
worked In an opposlto direction, and spot
month contracts wore exceedingly scarce
at-times. There was a tendency to pay
more attention to outsklo conditions,
which continued to bo unfavorable from
a bull standpoint. Further curtailment
was reported from New England and
Southern mill centres. Tho early decline
uncovered several stop loss orders, ral
lies from the, bottom bringing out fresh
cotton. The South was among the most
active sellers, believed to be for profit
taking.
Trices Increased when bearish nature
of the weekly wenther report became evi
dent, prices slipping off rapidly to more
than half ii cent n pound les3 than Tues
day's ending. The early afternoon un
dertone was unsettled and weak and
feeling among the trado Inclined to bo
mixed. July notices wero estimated at
about 6, nnd strength of the spot month
was the feature during tho greater part
of the business. There was a slightly
Improved grade of support In the late
afternoon session, prices moving to "about
15 to 23 points more than the bottom
level. Business continued quiet, the
close being unchanged to 53 points lower.
Local spot was unchanged to 43 cents a
pound.
Ranfto of prices:
Tues-
Open. Hlch. Low. cios.. ,ay,
July 12.11 43.00 42.Ml.Kn 4.'.n
AuBiist, .... 38.oo as.oo as.oo bs.co n .is.oo
September DTi.90 Jf 30.10
Duquesne Light Company
j First Mcrlgaie and Collateral Trust
Thirty-Year 67o Cold Bonds
DUE JVLY 1, 1910
Price 85 & Interest; Yielding about 7H.
The company distributes electricity for light and power
purposes in the City of Pittsburgh and. adjacent territory
which is probably the most Intensely active industrial
center in the United ptates. These bonds are secured by a
first mortgage on all the property owned in fee by the
company. Net earnings are over twice all fixed charges.
Dacrlptlce circular upon rcquut
Kean, Taylor & Co.
New York
Pittsburgh
Modern
Investment
Practice
No. 3 ,
The concluding leaflet
of the series Is entitled
"The Valuation of
Common Stocks"
The matter will be found interesting
and instructive both to the Investor
and the Trader in Common Stocks.
The complete uries
will be gladly mailed on
request. Ak for S-0.
NEWBURGER;HENDEBlON.&10EB
MCMBERS OF NEW YOI1K& PMILA. STOCK EXCHANGES
100 BROADWAY
a02Fin!IAVLAT25'"ST.
PHONt RECTO R7060
12W.33-ST.
Sll fl FTH AVE. AT 43ST.
OctoW ... 33.00 3J.0T. 3M 3 34.0.V08
November 33.80 N
Deconrber.. 3S.1H iX2.". 32.CT 32.01-04
January .. 32.30 32.32 31.03 32.13-M
February St. 3.1 N
March 31.03 31.70 31.10 31.20-30
April sn.! N
May T0.87 30.00 30.33 30.40-43
June 30.72 30.72 30.72 30.20 jN
Spots: Local, 43; New Orleans, 40.
COTTON STATISTICS.
33.08
34.23
33.30
32.S0
3I.M
31.74
31. AO
30.88
30.70
Yester
day. Port recelptn.... 5,313
Imports 4.141.
Imports season. .0,2SS, 177
NV York stocks 28,573
Tor- stocks S27.H70
Interior receipts. 3,000
Interior shlpm'ts C.ki
N. Y. nrrlvaU... 100
Last
Week.
3.083
782
6,233.1X16
33,1MB
883.273
S,ft)
4,0110
Last
27,170
3,320.558
D0.ft.'.a
1,230,230
7,000
0.000
1,481
LIerpool cables: Spot cotton A fair bust
neaa doing at 1 point advance: middling.
ii..-.ua. sales, tjw; American. o.(i. im
ports, 4,000, all Amcrlran. Futures opened
steady at : to 7 points decline; clo-ed barely
steady at a net decline ot 22 to 32 points.
tuly. 53.14(1.; October. 23.83d.; ncrmber,
?E.83d.: January, 22.38(1.: March. il.Tld.
Manchester: Yarns; a fair business doing;
ciotns goon iniuiry.
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, -1020.
1320.
Day's sales $8,31S,000
Year to, date ..2,135.249,000
1919.
$12,740,000
1,939,554,000
1918.
JB.139.000
. S6C.830.000
Closing.
Bid. Asked. Yield
90.90 t.or,
S5.8B
85.00
S6.10
84.98
95.30
89.20
85.20
95.84
95.82
90.92
85.70
84.90
86.00
84.91
94.00
89.14
85.20
93.80
33.SO
4.96
5.15
5.21
u.U
5.94
5.54
n 35
5.32
RANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS.
Sales (in
il.OOOs). Open.
463 3',is (1932-17) 90.96
2 1st CV. 4a (1932-47).. 85.90
372 2d 4s (1927-42) 83.00
133 1st cv. 4Wh (1932-47) 85.76
1.270 2d cv. 4ia (1927-42) 84.84
2 lst-2d cv. 4ViS (32-17) 96.00
1,322 3d 4Us (1928) ...... 89.00
. 1.478 4th 4Us (1933-38)... S5.18
401 Vic. I,s (1922-23).. 95.86
313 Vic. 3i3 (1922-23).. 93.82
2 1st 4s reg r. 84.90
. . 3d 4 reg 8S.90
.. 4th 4is reg 83.10
High.
90.98
85.9ft
85.00
86.14
S5.3G
96.00
89.20
S5.64
95.90
85.88
84.90
SS.90
83.10
Low.
30.90
85,90
81.S4
85.76
84.84
SO.OO
89.92
85.18
95.80
95.80
84.90
88.90
85.10
Last.
90.92
85.90
84.84
84.10
84.98
96.00
89.14
85.20
95.80
95.82
81.90
88.90
S5.10
Net
Chgs.
04
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.ns
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Phones 4000 to 4010 John. 30 Wall St.. N. Y.
APPROVE BANK MERGER.
ridrlltr Trust nml International
Stockholder Vote on IMnn..
Tho stockholders of tho Fidelity
Trust Company and the International
Bank voted yesterday to approve the
recommendations of the dlrcctora of
thoso Institutions that they merge. The
Superintendent of Banks has approved
the consolidation and' the nofv Institu
tion has taken the name ot Fidelity
International Trust Company. Tho
necessary papers were filed yesterday
at the County Court Houso.
At a special meeting of the directors
of the enlarged company tho following
directors, representing tho International
Interests, were elected: James C. Col
sate, Sumner Ballard, Isaac E. Chap,
man, Edward N. Harden. Oeorgo M.
Moffett. David Ttiimsov tlh.n -vio...
and Courtlnndt Llnkroun.
William, Reed and Charles K. Black
ford, Jr., have been elected vice-presidents,
II. A. Mlsklmln assistant secre
tary and R. Boojarden, assistant secre
tary and manager of tho foreign ex
change department.
Tlio other officers are Samuel 8. Con
oyer, president: John W. Nix, vice
president ; Andrew- H. Mars, vice-president;
Arthur W. llellen, vice-president
and secretary; B. Tllden Slattox, vice
president; Stephen L. VIele, assistant
secretary: Edward A. DanncnLerg, as
sistant secretary and credit manager:
Charles R. Butler, assistant secretary,
nnd Arthur L. McKcnna, assistant sec
retary. Tho Fidelity-International Trust'Com
pany will continue Its main office at
Chambers and Hudson streets and '(Vest
Broadway and will maintain a branch
at 17 Battery place, which will bo
known as the Whitehall branch.
New Issue
$10,000,000
PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM & TRANSPORT CO.
v.
First Lien Ten-Year Marine Equipment
, 7 Convertible Gold Bonds
f. i
; Dated August I, 1920 " Due August 1,1930
Interest payable February 1 and August 1. Total Authorized Issue
v $iq,ooo,ooo. Coupon Bonds in the denominations of $1000 and $506.
1 ' Redeemable in whole or in part at 105 and interest at any time on 9 weeks notice.
Interest to be payable (so far as lawful) without deduction for the Normal Federal Income Tax up
, ' . to 4 per annum which the "Company or the Trustee may be obliged to withhold.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY, NEW YORK, TRUSTEE?
For information regarding this issue and the business of the Company, toe refer to a letter dated July ig,
ip20,frgm Mr. E. L. Doheny, President, some of the items of which he has briefly summarised asfollolvs:
SECURITY: To be secured by a first mortgage on a fleet of 10 steel tank steamships
. aggregating about 100,670 tons dead weight capacity providing marine transportation
facilities for the Mexican Petroleum Co., Ltd. of DzLx ,vare. Approximately 71 of
the total outstanding capital stock of the latter Company ia owned by the Pan
American Petroleum & Transport Co. - -
EQUITY: The Company's outstanding capital stock at current quotations represents an
equity of over $125,000,000.
This issue together with other obligations aggregating $3,978,813 will constitute
the only funded and mortgage debt of the Company and its controlled companies.
EARNINGS: Consolidated net earnings of the Company including the portion of undivided
. : profits of controlled companies applicable to the parent company were as follows:
Year 1917 $4,546,154
1918 5,279,039
1919 6,796,594 ' v
These consolidated net earnings forl919 were equal to over 94 times the annual
interest on these $10,000,000 Bonds.
1 CONVERTIBLE: Convertible into the Company Class B Common Stock at $145 per
share, that is at the rate of $2,900 face amount of bonds for $1,000 par value of said
Class B Common Stock (20 shares of $50 par value each) with provision for a
reduction of the conversion' price under certain conditions if additional Common
' Stock or Class B Common Stock shall be issued or sold at prices lower than $145
per share. H
SINKING FUND: Company will provide a sinking fund of $1,050,000 per year pay
able in semi-annual instalments commencing February 1, 1921, for the purchase of
these bonds at not over 100 and interest. In lieu thereof the Company may deliver
bonds of the issue at the current market price, but not exceeding 100 and interest
To the extent that, within 30 days thereafter, bonds are not available for purchase
at 100 and interest, the Company may authorize their purchase up to 105 and in-
terest, or may require the return of said unexpended balance, upon subjecting to
the mortgage additional tank steamships at the rate of $100 per ton d. w. capacity.
Credit is to be allowed the sinking fund by reason of bonds retired by conversions.
The legal proceedings in connection' with the issue are being passed upon by Messrs. Cravat h 6s
Henderson and Messrs. Kellogg, Emery & Cut hell, New York.
In the first instance interim receipts or the Company's temporary Bonds tvill be deliverable "tvhen,
as and if issued and received by us."
'
Price 94.50 and interest, yielding 7.80
Blair & Co.
INCORPORATED
24 BROAD STREET NEW YORK
CHICAGO BOSTON PHILADELPHIA
CLEVELAND BUFFALO SAN FRANCISCO ST. LOUIS'
All the obovs bonds having been sold, this advertisement appears aa a matter of record only.
COFFEE MARKET.
Ford to Speed Urt Ontpnt.
Tho manufacturinr year for tho Ford
Motor Company of Detroit starts on
August 11 and Henry Ford has notified
manufacturers who supply him with raw
materials (or his yrs that he is going
to celebrate the event by speeding up
his capacity to 4,000 Ford cars a day.
The plant has "been on n dally basis of
3,000 to S.500 cars a day. Increased
allotments of steel havo been requested
from the mills.
DnfcnV Another Paris OITIce.
The Rankers Trust Company has
opened an office In Flacq Vendomo 16,
Paris, to care for the needs of American
tourists on the Continent. That officii
Is In addition, to its office In Rue St.
Florcntln 9, which Is tho company's
general banking office in Parts. Both
offices are .temporary, pending tho re
modelling of tho Hotel Bristol, recently
purchased by (he confhany, Into Its pcr
tsncnt Paris hone.
On continuation of tho recent selling
n:ovement In coffeo futures the market
opened yesterday' with a loss of l4 to 17
points, put rallied during an effort on the
part of tho bulls fo advance prices. Be
fore tho advance had been checked Sep
tember had sold up to 10.30 and Decem
ber to 11.05, or 9 to 11 points net higher.
Prices quickly reacted under bear pres
sure, selling Into new low ground for the
movement on news that Santos was offer
ing Vi cent less than Tuesday's quota
tions. September sold to 10.50, Decem
ber to 10.60 nnd March to 10.75, closing
at net losses of 25 to 37 points.
Early official cables reported another
sharp decline at Rio, which was reported
as 273 rcls lower, with a decllno of Ud.
In the rnto of Rio exchango on London,
Santos futures were 125 rcls lower, to an
adanco of 73 rels. '
The local spot market was dull and
lower, Rio 7s being quoted at 13'i to
12 VI cents,
rtnnso of prices: Twos-
Onen. Hlch. tjw f?tn Av.
July 11.83 11.110 11.83 11.R3-IM 12.fr
August 10.30-00 10.01
September .10.70 10.0(1 10.30 lo.40-.-iO 10.R1
October ....10.73 10.73 10.73 lO.M-Kl 10.83
November 10.37-M 10.00
December ..10.00 11.03 10.00 J0.0O-B1 10.01
January 10.03-83 10.00
rehruary lO.fifl-RS 10.08
Jfurrh 10.00 11.10 10.73 10.72-73 11.00
April 10.70-78 11.03
May 10.02 11.17 10.00 J0.R0-85 11.03
June 10.80-82 ....
Coffeo Csbles-nto was 173 rets lower for
7s. at OflOO. Dollar rule 120 higher, at
4$320. KichAneo, 1-ld. lower, at 13 11-llW.
Receipts, 13,000 bags nnd stock 301,000 bales,
Santos spots were not quoted. Futures. t23
i els lower to 73 rels hUher. Receipts, 15,000
bags and stock 1.427.0OO tings. Tleetlpta at
the ports were 33.000 haes, Against 10,000
last year and 32,000 two yeara airo. Hv
Tallin hat 21,000, against 12,000 and 22.000,
and Jundlahy 51.000, against 0.000 and 10,000
bacs, respectively. Fine weather was re
ported in all districts of Sao Paulo, with
temperatures ranging from 45 to 77 degrees.
11HA7.ILIAN" COFFEE STATISTICS.
Last rUst
) Yesterday, week. month.
. 12.3RH 10,423 i7,:on
. 12.101 7,34ft 3.728
Total deliveries. I4.CK1I 17,773 21,027
New York stock. 707,071 783,011 7,0.'W
nXp. stock 320.018 301.801 180,200
Block at all ports 1,030,080 1,087,012 040,141
Afloat 40O.rfl0 418.300 074.800
Visible supply. -.M97,4RO 1,W)fi,412 1,1411,041
last year's vis.. 1,100,342 1,180,812 1.0911.830
Offer Oreffou Iliglirrns- Tlouds.
Itcmlck, Hodges & Co. ore offering a
new Issue of 11.600,000 of State of Ore
gon highway gold nt prices yield
ing a 5.30 per cent on the long maturi
ties to a 5.60 on the short ones. They
mature oh October 1 and rrll 1, 1925,
to October i and April 1, 1945.
The National Oil Company
(of New Jersey)
Common Stock
William W. Cohen & Co.
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange
iY. Y. Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
67 Exchange Place, New York City'
t
PRODUCE MARKET.
niiTTEIt-Creamery, higher than extras,
per lb.. &7,iff38c; extras, 02 score, 37c,:
firsts, 00 to 01 score, B5$3Gttc.: firsts, 88 to
80 score, S2Ht30Hc: seconds, 83 to 87 score,
40332c.: lower grades, 4TJJ48C; unsalled,
higher than extras, 003 0 1 c; extras,
C0c.: firsts, 33&39C.: seconds, 31651c: State,
dairy tubs, finest, 33!5f.'OHc. : good to prime,
S2tTn.V.; common to- fair,, 43931c.: renovated
extras, 49350c.: firsts. 48519c.: ladles, cur
rent make, firsts, 46iJ47c: seconds, 43H
4k;.: Uowcr grades, 42!J43c: packing stock,
current make, No. 1, 41c; No. 2, 43c; lower
grades, 38312c.
rilKKSE-State, whole milk, fresh flats,
colored or white, lb., 271T2SC.; average run,
colored or white, 23ti 82840. ; twins, fresh
colored or white. ;3V4tt2SHc; twins, fresh
specials, 20Vitr37,ie.; average run, white or
colored, 23fi&20c.: lower grades, 203723c.;
fresh, twins :MJ2flH-: single daisies, fresh,
27H9280.: double daisies, fresh, 2SH927KC.:
fresh, 29M03O&; fresh specials, 17U018HO.;
prime to choice, 13917c.: fair to good, 129
14ttc; lower grades, 5310c.
EOflS-Fresh gathered extras, per doien.
S3$34c: extra firsts. 30933c.: firsts. 470
49c.; seconds, 42948c.; poor to fair, R34J41C.:
dirties, No. 1. 36S38C.: dirties, fair to choice,
27S3.V,-, checks, fair to choice, do. 32J723C ,
poor, per case, 3(3; Rtate, Pennsylvania
and nearby Western hennery whites, extras,
O-XfOTc; extra firsts, 0390k.: firsts. 07O
62c: gathered whites, firsts to extra firsts,
37001c; under - grades, 30330c: Pacific
coast, white, extras. tWTJCTc. ; extra firsts,
01303c: firsts. ri70OOc.; under grades,
fUXtVic: othor Western and Southern
gathered whites, 48-UCOc; State, Pennsyl
vania and nearby Western .hennery browns,
extras, 33i333c,: .brown and mixed colors,
gathered, graded, extras, 33034c; firsts to
extra firsts, 46H832c.
rOCLTRY, DRESSED FFIBSH KILLED
TURKEYS, young or old, lb., 30c: 'broilers.
Hi to 2 lbs. each, nearby, lh lS370c. : 1 to
1U lbs.. 33&00C i Virginia, 6dQC2c; Western,
irr picked, boxes, 7 Tig. tr.a over, COS.;
bbls., B738c; Iced, nbls.. B3SMc FOWLS
Dry picked, boxes. Western, milk fed,
30ff42c: corn fod, 28040c. Iced, bbls., West
ern, 28338c : milk fed, bbls. and kcjrs 38c;
corn fed. 33830c: Ohio nnd Michigan,
scalded, 33Q38C OLff COCKS Western, dry
picked, 24c: scalded, 23fl24c; Southern, dry
picked, 23324c Ducks Long Island, spring,
33c. SQUABS Large, whtto, 8 to 10 lbs.,
dozen, S70D: 0 to 7 lbs.-. $4.276 0: drk, 3;
culls, SI.R032. FROZEN TURKEYS West
ern, 57060c. ; old toms, &3CMc CHICKENS
Dry picked, milk fed, boxrs. 43348c;. corn
fed, 40jy4jp. DUCKS-Western, 20330c.
GEESE 21jf 27c
POULTRY, LIVE F(3WL3 Freight or
express, 36c: broilers, well crown, fancy,
freight, 48c; small, 43c; lloston, large,
r.0c: colored and mixed, nearby, express,
48350c: White Leghorns, over V.i lbs., each,
43c: 1 to IVi lbs. and under, each, I0?l42c;
undor 1 lb., each. 40c. OLD ROOSTERS
Freight. 23c TUT.KEY8 33c. DUCK3
23.: Long Inland, spring, 40c. (IEESE
2322c. Pir.EONS Pair, freight or express.
0PC .OUINEAS-l'alr. $1.23.
Live Stock nnd Ment I'rlce.
Common to prime steers, 100 Ibs.f 10.00'i'lR.no
Common to choice bulls, 100 lbs. rt.00ttl0.30
Common to choice cons, 100 lbs. 'J.7,"ftll,O0
Common to prime veals, 100 lbs. 10.00320.00
Common to prime sheep (ones)
loo lbs r..:4V- o.oo
Common to prima lambs, 100 lbs, 12.00317.00
Live hogs, 100 lbs 10.30717.30
Dressed beef. st4cr sides, II ifiniiV
City dressed veal., lb.... 27tf32c
Dressed mutton, lb , 14322c
Dressed lambs, lb 2703
Pari Market.
Paws, July 21. Prices were steady on
the Boursa to-day: 3 per cent, rentes,
58 francs SO centimes; exchange on
London, 47 francs J4 centimes. 5 per
cent. loAn, SS francy 60 centimes. The
dollar, 12 francs 27-' centimes.
Founded 1797
Seasoned
Investment)
30 Pine Street
New York
Banking House of
HENRY CLEWS & CO.
Members, of X. Y. Stock Exchange, ,
11. 13, 15, 17 and 19 Broad St., N. Y.
Interest allowed on deposit uceonntt
subject to chciiue. Stock, Bond and
K'ntn Issues of Railroad and Industrial
Companies Bought and Bold for Cash;
oiso carried on conservative terms.
FOREIGN LETTERS OF CREDIT 1SSCED
Sealers In
LIBERTY BONDS
Branch ) .120 Fifth Atc. MO Union Sounrd
0lflcti:)172 Dnanefit. 145 East 00th St,
10 Courrst., Brooklyn.
PRICHITT&CO.
Members N.Y Stock Exchange
SIXTY BROADWAY
NEW YORK CITV
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HELLWIG&REUTTER
Mtmltti e iV. V. Slock Exchanjt
INVESTMENT
SECURITIES
23 rtroad Street. New York.
Telephone Droad 8230.
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