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$1,750,000
Indiahoma Refining
Company
First Mortgage Twelve Year %%
Convertible Sinking Fund Bonds
Dated Jan. 1, 1922 Due Jan. 1,1934
Convertible into Com
mon Stock throughout
the life of the issue at
$7.00 per share.
Price 100 and Interest
To Yield 8%
Hambleton&Co.
Established 1865
bai ttmork nkw yore
riHI.ADl.l rillA WASHINGTON
Specialists in
Foreign Bonds
Argentine Gov. 4s & 5s, all issues
Brazilian Gov.4s,4'/^s,5s, all issues
Belgian Gov't Internal 5s
British Gov't 4s & 5s, all issues
Chinese Gov't Reorganization 5s
Costa Rica 5s, 1958
Italian Government Cons. 5s
Norwegian Gov't Sterling 3'/^s
Republic of Uruguay 5s, 1919
.Province of Buenos Aires 3'/2S
State of Sao Paulo 5s, 1944
State of Sao Paulo 8s, guilders
PYNCHON & CO.
Membrrs Sew York Mock. Lichang*
111 Broadway New York
Telephone Rector 970
LONDON LIVERPOOL. TARIS
PRIVATE WIRES
to principal cities United
States and Canada
Union*
National
Corporation
THOMAS FAIRSERVIS,
President
Sixty-Seven Wall Street
Phene Aovli-icr Orr?n M4H.
BONDS
Municipal
Railroad
Public Utility
Industrial
Harrison, Smith & Co.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
U1 SOUTH STH STREET
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK TEI.EFHONIS?
RECTOR 1845
We are Interested in
THE FOLLOWING
Bonds
I United States Certificates
of Indebtedness
Utah Securities 6s, 1922
American Cotton Oil
6s of 1924
Send for Circular R on
Salient Facts about
Twenty Prominent Rati*
Private Wires to
Principal Cities
Jasephthal & Co.
Jfsmbtr* Sew York Mock hang*
120 Broadway, New York
T?l. Rector 5000
Guaranty Company Heads Syn
dieate That Will Get East
Indies Bonds.
Under ^ option agreement which
etniro \pril 1 the Government of
r'ffiait mdlea has sold to a
banking syndicate here a n<*w Usuo of
00 000 of its ^rty year external
^kiuK $U8OdOO#0Oror
niakn K $ .',00 000 000. The last issue
"1 Vnd lnlor^. but t*,
:,,. ' mount will he offered for public
j .subscription to-day at 94**^and inter,B?
I t? yield 6.73 per cent, to the ?jrl'est T
| Srry?H%.?h,,per Vent.
SSfffi wafo^twenty-five year, du
raTho offcrinB syndicate, head^dhy the
Guaranty Company of N ? ^ Hte
arr^^^sfsu-y
j^tond^are to he d^ct ^ternai
obligations of the Government of the
Dutch East Indies and will noO? ^
deemablo In the first . th' op_
thereafter will be redeemable at Tn?
{to i tM .? ? ">?? " 10
part, at par and accrued intere. .
Average Bond Price#
March 14.1!?~
Toes- *?* V"'
day. Clians<v -U?- 0
10 Kail* ? ( o-'m T on 95.83 87.81
JO Industrial*. 9.> 88 j ? M M.?5
5 Pub. LtII. .J9.80 10.s:, 91.05
I orcicn 10--4!V , "01 -9,^5 79.49
30 Bonds M-36 "? 01 J
< ?r??
bond news and notes.
The French Kallroad Issue.
m <ua now $30,000,000
, T1:Cnr'rrench railroHd bonds, which ta
iSRU? Of ? fforori for T>llV)liC ?111)
?-,,b?Vor ^ssr^ss.
ss ses?ci. ?,T to ^
the public offering around 8.1. -? n
lernational bankinghou?Is tojjnt g
count with ono of tho iac7oSSofth0 of
"hnnd bousea ana tiie succe
?ering to declared to bo assured.
goo lilne Honda Offered.
' The Minneapolis. St. Faul andiSauJt
^ ine"has^
* ro?0* new $2,500,000 isssuo of its
Sr? VfunXg mortgage
elDlJuly fiUni94fi. and "the bonds will be
?? J Vo rtVv hy those bankers at
Si"0" .o >s
Th. W. *? " .mu?? ?">"
-1.1 pur_
"t Jot ?to?w?* r?'
Interest.
Wo narveiter Issue.
There ~ Vo7 r* oVo'oo of an lm
p,ndin* iasue ? c a0y., bonds.
tematlonal ),ar . _ot for the com
BankcrF.whomght^ tw ^ ^
K ,h"
$25,000,000.
Offer Xerr S.k.
The new issue ef $8,600 000_of twenty
>-r rV% ?? saKeinTKS.
*l co . Ki. ? ei, and |n.
| Tucker. Anthony & ??cent.
' terest, to yield about ..?? ^
They are datM M the
I for the einklng funrt^a of the
K-yjJrtS.'ttfflrSK
Ule erection of a from Korty
Sm^> to riftletb^ street, to cost
approximately 84-jO.oo .
l"rl?on'? ,\evr imnnrin*,
The petition filed with the Public Ser
vice Commission of Missouri by the St.
l,o:iis ami Hun Francisco Railway for
permission to isaus $11,453,000 of its uYj
per cc;it. firat mortgage bonds, to b<5
known as series D and mature In 1942.
discln*e.s plans for financing which will
not be carried out until the commis
sion's consent be obtained, which prob
ably will be about the middls of April. ,
The company has In Its treasury ap
proximately the same amount of 6 per
cent, bonds, series C, due In 1923, but
t the ?!? will not be sold, as the road's ,
credit permits ths sale of the 6%s for
around 90 or better. The flrat hearing
on the application will he to-morrow In
Jefferson City. The price mentioned In !
the application la not Issa than SO, but ;
the 5s are selling for around 83H. end
bond experts figure 5*0 or better for the ,
5'<;S. Frisco preferred stock, bearing a
tj per o.'nt. coupon, which has never re- ,
celved dividends, sold about 61 yester
day. or only K> points less than did the
fi per cent, incomes, which are receiving
feml-annua! Intirest for the full coupon
rate.
"Wayne C'onnty, C., Offrrlnj.
Keane. Higble Co. are offering a j
new lasue of $200,000 of B'/i i>er cent, j
funding bonds of Wayne county, N. C., ;
dated March 1. 1922. and due on March j
1, 1937. They ans being offered at a ,
price to yield r> per cent, and are ex- I
empt from Federal Income taxes.
Itenlty Roniln on Market.
The Columbia Mortgage Company la j
offering at par and accrued Interest [
$3i">.ono of its first mortgage 7 per cent. ;
coupon bonds, secured by a direct first i
mortgage on the Oodwln Court apart
ment building, to be erected on the
northwest corner of 2.10th street and |
Godwin terrace.
Oat of Town Issues.
The Union Trust Company of Spokane I
Is offering ttvO.WK) of 5 per cent. road !
bonds of Spokane county. Wash., dated
January 1, 1922. and due serially In 1:>3I
to 193.1. Inclusive, ut prices to yield 4.V0 |
per osnt. Watllng, I.ercher & Co. of '
Detroit are offering $S)?,000 of water !
works r>H per rent, bonds of the city of
Bay City, Mich., dated September 1. 1921,
and due serially In 1924 to 1961, Inclusive,
at prlowi to yield 6.40 to o per cent.
lake Shore Dlock Offered.
Sutro St. Klmbley are offering a block
of the r^ake Shore and Michigan South
ern Railway Company's twenty-five year
4 per cent, debenture bonds, due on
May 1, 1931. They are secured by a
direct mortgage on all Its real estate
nticf oie legal for saving* banks fit j
Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York
and other Slates. They are being offered
at a price to yield about 5.20 per cent.
I "Ion Pacific Issne Knvnreri.
\VA*nrv0T0!*. March 14. ? Authority
was given tbo Union Pacific Railway to
day by tho Interstate Commerce Com
mission to guaranteo payment of Inter
est and principal of ?<t,noo,ono tn equip
ment trust obligations which tt ha* ar
ranged to issue.
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
_ ? ?
Tl'ESDAT. MARCH 14. 1922.
1922. 1921.
Day's sales $12,847,000 $9,504,000
Year to date 890,825,000 651,614,000
RANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS.
?Closing? Sales
Bid. Asked.Yield, in $1,000. Open. High. Low. Last.
96.90 S6.96 3.6y 54 8V*3 (1932-47) 96.86 96.96 96.82 96.96
20 3^s reg 9t> "6 &6-9tJ 96.72 96.96
97.40 97.60 4.19 .. 1st cv. 4s 97.04 97.04 97.04 97.04
97.80 97.48 4.18 4 2d 4s (1927-42) 97.40 97.40 97.40 97.40
97.46 97.50 4.41 132 1st cv. 4 Vis (1932-47) 97.50 97.54 37.46 97.60
97.40 97.46 4.44 646 2d cv. 4V*s (1927-42) 97.48 97 50 97.40 97.44
16 2d cv. 4x/4H r-eg 97.46 97.46 97.30 97.30
98.64 98.66 4.47 1,030 3d l'ia (1928) 98.62 98 68 98.60 98.66
11 3d 4'is reg 98.44 98.46 98.44 98.46
98.20 99.00 .. .. lst-2d 4>is (1927-42)
97.64 97.66 4.45 1,463 4th 4Vis (1933-38).. 97.74 97.74 97.62 97.66
15 4th 4Vis reg 97.50 97.50 97.50 97.50
4.05 774 Vic. 4'!?s (1922-23). .100.80 100.84 100.74 100.76
21 Vic. 4-%s rcg 100.70 100.76 100.60 100.60
3.73 59 Vic. 3\s (1922-23). .100,04 100.04 100.04 100.01
Argentina 7s 27
when issued
33 ortlg
2 00
3 9018
09
0 991*
Argentine 5s 45
1 83
Belgium 8s 1941
receipts
8 10714
R 107
2 107%
2 1 714
5 107
Belgium 7Mh 43
2 1OSI4
3 iosia
3 10814
2 1081s
2 108
4 108%
2 IO8I3
Belgium ?s 1925
9 102U
13 1021 j
5 1027s
1 0 10234
it MM
3 10234
1 io-r
1 t02:S4
1 8 103
Bergen 8s 1945
1 110
Borne 8s 1945
3 111*8
Bordeaux 6s 34
2 8ft5g
12 ST.Iy
3. SSI*
Brazil fe 1941
4 1041s
7 10414
1 1043s
R 104U
7 10418
20 1043s
Canada 6>?s 29
1 9 IOO
7 997S
1. ...JOO
1 1 997s
Canada 6s iocs
A 98la
1 9?7S
Canada 6s lo;ti
8 9S3g
3 O8I3
3 9838
Chile 8s 1926
receipts
7 lots*
Chile 8s 1941
ft 104
1 lo.'iia
I 10384
4 104
? 10378
Chile 8s 1949
receipts
1 1037g
4 10334
6 1037s
4 103^4
Chinese HKRy
St* 1961
1 84
Christianla
s f 8s 1945
1 10834
Copenhagen
S r Was 1945
4 8994
1 895g
2 SWU
Cuba 5s 1904-44
1 8918
1 8914
Denmark 8s 45
1 Ill)
7 1091a
A 110
2 109U
2 110
3 100:i4
Denmark 6s 42
certificates
13 98
2 981g
10 9734
13 9718
la ? ? ? .9718
2 9734
is 97ia
I I 97 5g
1 97lo
1 97 &8
3 971a
2 9734
Denmark Muii
ser A 1945
1 109
Denmark Mub
ber B 1946
1 109
2 IO1H4
3 109
Dominican OA
It 1968
1 00l2
1 9014
3 9t?U
Dutch Kastlud
35-yr ert K 6s
receipts
2 95
3 95ls
ft 95
1 9.M4
9 95
1 Ofilg
7 0514
1 95lg
40.
.95
947S
94.14
12 94 "9
4 9434
21 <MTg
IS 95
2 3 951s
5 9514
French Ss 1945
ft 10413
2 10-138
5 1041a
1 10438
1 10413
3 1043g
24 ....104U
French V/js 1941
ft 1007s
1 10034
10 1007?
1 101
6 10l>78
2 10034
4 10078
32 10034
20 1005s
9 10034
ft 10058
A 10034
1. ...looss
7 100.14
C I00l3
1 10034
3 100">8
ft IOO34
15 10058
1 10034
Italy 6bs 1925
1 937g
1 933a
Japnn lst41-iK 25
2 5 8HT8
2 SOli
3 S9is
Japan Id 4.'-jS 35
25 S?7g
Japan lid 4s 19.11
2 751?
3 75la
3 7514
17 75
15 747a
1 .75
10 747g
IGN.
Lyons Ss 1914
8 851a
2 8.VI4
1 8M3
3 85 ^8
Marseilles 6s M
1 855g
12 851a
1 8534
Mexico 6s 1964
15 6ftla
2 5578
large
21a 531a
21a 5234
5 52ig
Mexico 4s 1964
5 431a
15 43.1!
12 43la
2 4334
2 431a
Netherlands
6s 1972
receipts
2 94U
2 9418
2 9414
1 94IS
6 .9414
2 S4lg
2 9414
7 941g
19 9414
11... ...943g
3 9414
ft 913*
1 941.1
6 04?8
Norway 8s 1940
9 110?8
Queensland
s f g 7s 1941
certificates
4 1087g
>a...io9'a
1 1087g
2 10834
4 108*8
Queensland
6s 1947
certificates
2 997g
4 9934
1 997g
2 9934
1 09'g
12 9934
Rio Grande do
Sid Si 1946
1 101U
" 2.....IOII3
5 1013g
15 iona
Kio de Janeiro
a f g Ss 1940
1 1015s
27 101I3
3 IOII4
1 1013g
2 1011a
1 1013s
5 IOU3
X 10134
2 lOl'g
San PauloState
Is 1936
1 10268
1 2 10234
5 1027g
San Paulo City
8s 1952
when issued
4 IOII4
2 .... lOllg
4 IOII4
3 lOllg
7 10114
8 lOllg
1 IOII4
1 lOUg
3 101
Seine 7s 1942
2 931a
10 9368
1ft 9334
1"> Oyia
2 93 5g
14 931a
1 9314
<1 9388
2 9314
37 93
1 9514
1 933g
8 9311
2 93lg
f. 93
6 93U
Sweden 6s 1959
2 IOOU
lft 10O3s
1 8 IOOI3
ft ioo;>8
5 10O3g
5 100! a
2 100)4
3 1005g
2 100:i4
3 lOoiy
1 3 10014 i
1 lOOtgi
1 100141
t 10033
10 1001 |
Tokio Ss 1952:
1 9 73 I
Swiss 8s 1940
0 li.Ma
1 liWg
R 115I4
ft 1151a
CnltedKlngdm
S!-fc? 1922
25 1021a
27 10214
ft 10212
31 1025s
ft 1031a
5 IO*
23 102*4
2 1026s
2 10318
1 1031a
United Klngdm
CV IMs 1929
25 103
10 10234
62 103
36 10314
4 103
60 10314
12 103
25 10338
1 103
1 1081a
25 10314
3 103Ifi
65 10338
4 1031a
1 1036g
1 10334
1 1031a
2 10358
CnltedKlngdm
6'is 1937
4 9934
10 9958
1 9934
ft 995?
ft 9934
2 09&8
7 9934
3 095g
2 99.I4
1 995s
1 9934
10 995g
1 991a
fi 995g
18 991 a
1 995g
12 691a
2 9958
Uruguay to* to?
1 10573
Zurich Ss 1954
12 IIH4
DOMESTIC.
D 8 2scou 1930 Baltimore A OlChl A F.ast III
2 103UI 1st 4s 1948
| 5 781a
New York City Baltimore A O
?Ms 1971 8 W 3Us 1925
2 1041a] 1 883e
I960 2? R8I3
3 99l2 9 '.Ssag
8 9058 Baltimore & O
6 0934 1 TolAC 4s 1959
, I ft 6478
Alas Gold Mini 1 0434
deb B 6s 1925 Bell Tel of Pa
1 97s 7s 1945
1...
.108
.. .10753
1 10734
ft 108lg
ft 10S
3 1071a
1 108
6s 1951
18 75
5 7538
15 7513
0 7534
30 757g
2 76
fi 7 ,V7g
3 7534
6 75Sg
5 751a
15 755g
7534
751a
7534
13
3
1 7538
?i 7534
Chi Mil A P Sd
4s 1949
6...... 6613
903? Chi Mil & St P
9Uaj CV 5<i 9014
6 65
3 65U
4 65
fits*
Amer Ag Chcm
7Ks 1941
1 IOIB4
1 10112
ft 10134
ft 1011a
1 10134,
1 10214 iBethlm Steel
X 1017g fd 53 1942
4 102 2.
1 10158- I.
Amer Cotton O1 Bkln Ed Co
deb 6s 1951 1 *s B 10.10
10 8413'Bkln KdlsonOo
Amer Dk*Imp| 7s C 1930
1st. ex ?s 19361 3 10408' Chi Md k Rt, 1
1 107 ' Bkln KdisonCo| cv 4'as 1933
Am 8 & Rfg "s D 1940
1st, A 6s 1947 ! 3 1067s
ft 8K3g I 107
7 881, Bkln Rap Tr
C. Rs:t| 7s 1921
Am Sugar Co certlflrstes
6s 1*37 stamped
ti 987W S 70
10 t>834 flklyn Ilap Tr
3 98'b 6s 1945
5 983t certlfleates
8 9x7fc stamped
4 11834. 1 36
3 985s'Bk 111 l"n Gas
10 9834! cn Ss 1943
Am Tel * Tel
cv 6s 192.1 I
30 116
22 II6I3!
2 116
Am Tel k Tel
clt 5s 1946
1 9584
1 C4I3
? 64l.?
^ 645g
2 64U
Chi Mil k Rt I'
ref A 4'is 21)14
8 59
2 5JW4
Chi Mil ft. Rt, V
deb 4s 1934
1 5998
18 ... .581]
Chi Mil k Rt I"
gen 4s 19K9
ft 731a
1 9134! Chi Mil & 8t f
Bur Roeh .v pi rold 4* t9?5
con 4}jS 1957 1 733s
a 89 I 4 731a
Bush Term BIp 1 73:%
1st, 5s I960 1 25 73
1 90 1 Chicago * NW
.85
4 86
1 *5Ia
20 86
1 0 85
stamped 8%
20 8884
13 885r
1 1 881a
7 88
24 881a
3 88
ft 871a
2 877g
1 8713
Cuba n B Co
7V?s ser A 0s
certificates
3 1011a
Cul>a It H Co
1st 5s 1952
2 80
0 70
89U
83
. . 95> Canada North
. .90
..957?
Am Tel ft Tel
cv 4Hs 1933 1
4 10078
20-vr "s 1940
ft U07g
1 1105s
2 Ill
1 HO-"*
.111
16-yr 6<> 1936
18 10034
Chicago Rys
1st 6s 1927
' 7714
^6ta
2...
2...
2 10112 Canada North
. .102
Am Tel A 'I'el
Clt 4s 1929
11 88I3
a so
Am W W A n
col tr 6s 34
4 7234
21 73
Am Writg Pap
1st 7-6s 1939
1 82
3 811a
Atch T ft 8 Fe
gen 4s 1911
2 876||
II..
2..
7..
.. .7714
...78
...773|
I k ?'
I 1">S9
10...
8... .
..875k
. 871a
..8758
..871a
ft 876*
Atcli T ft Rt Fe
cv 4s I960
10 97
A tch T k R Fe
cv 4a. 1966
1 7934
A tch T A St Fe
adJ 4s 1(95
6Us 1946 I Chi R
1 lOOl-j gen <
ft 1095r 12 82
1 |(i?i1? Chi R 1 A P
? 1?95(i | ref 4s 1934
4 1094| | 11 7R7g
1 110 ! 1 79
1 11018 7 787g
10 10034 ? 7n
71 1091a 7 787a
Can Pacific ?4 79
4s perpetual ^-hl RtP MAO
JO 775g COO 6s 1930
2..... ,n\a 1 iosia
4 ... ,775fi1 Chi t7n Stat Ion
1 7734! 1*? 6Jyi 1963
87131 f, 77N, 3 115
.875*1 (> .77ij Chi Un Station
? 871:. Canada South 1st 4Ss A 1963
con A 5s 19412 i 1? *1
5 96l4|rh"e> Copper
Cetitof Georgls! ~,7" mJ00,
10-yr Cs 1921
?<?!.. Chile Copper
Cs 1933
2 8538
Commrl Cable Granby 8c 1923 K C Southern
1st 4s 2397 j 1 8R , ref Ss 1950
2 7212 GaCaro A Norl 1 851a
1 7312 1st 5s 1929 ! 1 86
Cuba Can Hu 1 84 j 2 85~3
cv deb 7s 1930, GrndTrunk Ry! Kan O Term
13 85 , 7s 1949 , 4s I960
10 851# 25 1101a I 2 80
GrndTrunk Ry! ft 80ig
6s 1938 1 7934
ft 102 Lackawanna St
11 10314' 1st 6s A 1960
2 102 10 8414
GreatNorth Ry 1 tui-j
7s A 1936 1 S414
1 1083s I, S A M So
2 IOSI4! deb 4s 1928
4 1083s 17 921i
1 10814; 10 92Sg
2 IO8I3 L S 1. M 80
1 0 IO8I4 deb 4s 1931
19 1083s 2 92
2 1081a 1 9Ha
1 108U Lehign Valley
OtNorth 8'H 521 coll 6s 26
2 06441 9 101l3
16 965s Leh Val 4s 2003
2 9634 ? 781s.
9 905s IJggotr. A MT
ft 96341 7s 1944
2 065g! 1 116
Del A Hudson Great North Ky Liggett A MT
7s 1(89 ! 4K. 1961 Sh I9SI
1 10758 1 88 1 041a
ft 197la! Green Bay A W 1 05
Del A Hudson deb B Lone Island
conv la 19:1.9 10 8 | deb 5s 1937
1 017g Hoffman Mach
Dan A Rio U 10 yr *s 191]
Imp Ss 1938 1 100
10 70 Hudson* Man
ft 79121 1st IftrrASs 671
Den ft Klo G , 20 783*!
con 1936' 8 78!o
1 781a I
Den A Rio G |
4s 1936 i Hudson A Man I 15 74la :
10 7518' adj Inc Ss 67 Lorillard P
Den A Rio <)l 18 5.8I41 7s 1944
IstAref Ss 65 111 Cent 6'Jh 36 1 1141a
1 4.-84' 2 IO8I4 Lorillard P
5 4512' ft 108 | deb 5s 1951
Detroit EdJson lU Cent 5H* 34 2 05
6b 1940 i 2 9934 Louisiana AAr
1 1017S| 4 100 5e 1927
2 102 I 2 997S 2 89
Detroit F.dlson HI Cent 4s 195.1 Lou A Jeff Bge
1st A ref 5s 40 1 783,t 4s 194.1
1 9314 Illinois Central 1 78U
.1 031? ref 4s 1935 Lou Is v A Nash
Det United Ry ft 841g
1st con 4J?s 32 Illinois Steel
deb 4 !^s t94n
4 881 ?:
Indiana steei
1st 5s 1952
2 983s
Interb Rap T
1st A rf 5s 66
1 1 fiS
2 581s
I 17 741a
I Lone Island
ref 4s 1949
9 74lg
II 7413
1 74
2 75
1 78>4}Long Island
1 781a unlfled 4s 49
13.
961a
Cen Br Cn Pac
ini. 4s 1948
1 74
60 8514
?7,? nil???*' Choc Vikla A O
.06 ! ,,5J
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1 KOIh S4".!,,4 4Hs 1937
1 8058 ^ Vn?' >? "W8I
stamped .. . O C n A St I.
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Atch T A 8 Fe
C-A 1st ref A
4Ks 1962
2 8863!
CV sf 8s 81
1 11213!
2 11218
2 112 !
AtlWt. Line Cl^A 4OhiO'
? 985g
10 <>8la ,
r... ft8.58 I risk Rubber
0 C C A St L ! 1st. gm 8s 1932
801a
80
5 8OI3
5 807g
1 81
DIs Becurltles
1st, cv t? 1927
S 45
dul'ont F.IdeN
10-yr 7J<s 1931
1 1041g
7 104
11 10418
10 10414
Duqueane Lt
1st. 6s 1949
A 1021S
? 102 :
Krle let cn 4s 96
8 581s
13 58 j
10 57ia
Krie CV 4s A 51
3 381a
1 .W >4
Erie cr 4s B 5.1
2 38U
Erie cv 4s 1) S3
1 41
Erie gen 4a 1996
10 4334
? 438?
S 481a
1 4384
1 435g
a 4313
4384
1...
3.. .
10-jrr 7s 1930
2 10638
3 106
Atl Coast Line
tat 43 195j
1 881a
1 8713
Atl 43oaat Line
LANfclWI
2 703s Chen A
Atlantic Fruit cv 4' ,s
7a 1934 I 22....
3 34
9 34U
3 3413
Atlantic Rofntr
6'* 1921 1... .
ft i03ia|Cbes A Ohio
1 10.134 gen 4Ws 1992
a 10378, 2 8413
1 10334 j 1..
8 1037m 1 2.
At Ins Powder i Chi A Alton
deh4H*1931
4 87
81 88
ft 8SI3
1 86
7 86I4
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4s aer A 1991
4 1041a
31 104
3 10488
s 1930
2 107
1 1071a
Louis A Nash
S'-jS 2003
3 10214
7 10238
4 IO2I4
1 1021S
2 102
1 1021s
A 6814 Louis A Nash
7 5818 4s 1940
8 ftgUi ft 8034
1 ft819l Louis A Naah
26 585a Atl K A Cin
6 581? 4s 1955
13 58iH 1 84
.. 581a! Lou A Nash 80
. .5814' Monon4slis:
..581? 6 77
. ,58V Lou A Nash
1 68-V 3tL 2d Js19*0
1 58341 3 6014
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31 68.14 Ss 19..9
3 ft87s | 1 96
2 59 Manhat 4s 1960
12..
20..
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.5884
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12 5813 |
7 5873
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4Hs 1989
1*14
3 6883
1 r HI.4
1 59<4
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2 5914
stamped
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to'.'.V.V.iStai Market Rt Ry
certlflcatea I Ij.'924
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1924
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5.
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,,8<ila 2 8484
Ohio Colorado Indus
19.10
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. .85
..8M4
.. 851a I
..8534
CV 7)<8 1936
2 102341
Baltimore A O
6s 1929
1 0714
1 07 j
1 9714;
1 97 '
11 97U
Baltimore A til
ref A y* UN
17 7' 11 1
3?> 1950
4....
12... .
5... .
a.
tThl Bur
Ss 1971
1st Ss 1934
1 79
Col A Southern
ext 4Hs 1938
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Col <ias ft KlO
1st 5s 1937
1 9014
2 9034
..8463 Consolidation
847s! Coal 63 1950
4 S6I4
1 8688
4 86I4
1 .861a
2 8CI4
Oon Gas N Y
Is 1941
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. .94l?
1.
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.41
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ft i' 9
4 10438
Fla E Coast By
1st 4<-yi 1959
22 88
Ft. Wor A II Cy
1st. s??a 1961
2 100)4
1 101
Krsmerlcan I D
7'is 1942
when Issued
4 991a
4 9938
ft 99U
5 9083 [invincible
13 091a 8s 1931
3 993sj 1 otla
9 0913! a 9244
ft 993b i lows Central
15 991 j 1st He 1938
Gnl Elec Col 3 721o
6s deb 1940 [ Iowa Central
3.....104.V 4s 19(1
1 103 1 4 381a
3 1041 a Kan A Mich 3d
On! Elec Co, 6s 1927
deb t* 1982 1 ... .03
inM. * 5 98 KO FtSet A M
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PL E A W V
ref 4s 1941
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1085s
. IOOI4
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8s 1931
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2 lift
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3.
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99.I4 11..
907s | Kan f
993,j 3s 1960
90"<8 15 61! a
2 6434
Kelly Spr Tire
sf 8s 1931
4 106)4
8 10638
? 1061a
1 106I4
3 10644
87
861a
8058
ft 86 3|
2 807g
4 87
Minn A St L
ref 8s 1962
a 80
Minn A Bt L
4s 1946
3 4(1
2 40l4
ft 397g
11 40
ft .... 4013
M St PASS M
6' >s 1931
1 I021r
IO 10134
J1 102
Soilthn M St PAso M
4s 1939
0
88
Mo Kan A Tet
?5s sor A 1962
when issued
1 8034
1 807H
10 ... 8034
1 80Ag
6 8034
INVESTMENT NOTES.
Crnlrnl Pacific FJp?t 4a.
A seasoned non-callable railroad bond,
yielding mora than 6 per cent, to Its
maturity and carrying the endorsed
guarantee of Its principal and Interest
by the Southern Paclflc Company, can
be found In the Central Paclflc Railway
Company's first refunding 4s, due In
1949. The latter's property was leased
for ninety years from 1894 to the
Southern Paclflc. Company, which owns
Its common and preferred trtocks. The
first refunding 4s are secured by a first
mortgugo on 1.342 miles of road and all
ether property. Including terminals,
wharves, ferries. The mileage cov
ered by the mortgage runs to Important
points in California, Utah and Oregon.
Cam Product* First 5a.
The Corn Products Heflnlng Com
pany'" first mortgage sinking fund 6k.
due in 1934, are In a particularly good
position and may be considered a good
speculation as well as an excellent in
vestment Their speculative feature Ilea
In the prospect of the company's redeem
ing them at 105, which It Is In a posi
tion to do end still have plenty of sur
plus cash. In the last eight years the
company has reduced its funded debt
$2,373,160 while its surplus hns In
creased $36,456,828 to $45,123,132. In
view of the prevailing easy money mar
ket, there has been talk that the com
pany would find it profitable to retire
the balance of Its first sinking fund 6s,
of which $2,251,000 are outstanding.
As an Investment the bonds are sound,
being secured by a first mortgage on the
company's plants at Waukegan, Pekin,
Granite City and Argo, 111., and Daven
port, Iowa, and by a second mortgage
on the New York Glucose Company's
plant at Edgewater, N. J. The bonds
are secured also by deposit of stocks of
ten constituent companies and $2,217,000
of the National Starch Company's 5 per
cent, bonds.
City of Marseilles <la.
The spcctajcla of prime obligations of
foreign cities selling in this market on
about an 8 per cent basis raises the
question of whether or not tho merits of
those bonds axo fully appreciated by
American investors. For instance, Mar
seilles la the Mediterranean's leading
maritime city and has one of tho world's
greatest natural harbors. It is the ter
minus of Prance's largest railway sys
tem in France. Annually 21,000,000
gross 'tons of shipping enter and leave
its port. The city is also a largo manu
facturing center. In 1919 a $15,000,
000 t! por cent external loan of the city
of Marseilles, falling duo In 1934," was
floated here. Those bonds fire selling
on a basis to yield about 7.90 per cent.
Their yield was considerably higher a
fow weeks ago, but has boon out down
by their recont advance. That issue is a
direct obligation of tho city and con
stitutes its only external obligation. Its
principal and Interest are payable in
United States gold coin in New Tork
without deduc tion for French Govern -
jnent municipal or other taxes. The
French Government has agreed to un
dertake to supply gold in Nerw Tork
if necessary to enable the city promptly
to pay the interest and the principal of
the bonds.
CleTrlana A Flttubargh First 4*/&??!
Among less active guaranteed bonds!
an excellent Investment can bo had In
tho Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad's
general linking fund gold 4 V4s. series A,
due In 1942, and guaranteed, principal,
Interest and sinking fund, by the Penn
sylvania Itallroad'a indorsement. The
road is leased to the Pennsylvania for
900 years from 1871 for a rental cqulva
letn to Interest, taxes, 7 Tier cent, on Die
trtock end $10,000 organization expenses
annually. The bonds aro listed on the
New York Stock Exchange but rarely
appear on the tape. The last transac
tion Irk them was at 91, at which their
straight yield Is about 4.94 peir cent, and
their yield to their maturity, 6.22 per
pent. The Issue, which is for $S,503,
000, Is divided Into series A, B, C, and I">,
secured by a first mortgage on 205
miles nf road, of which 138 are double
trucked from Rocheister. I**-, to CI eve
land. That road affords the Pennsyl
vania system Its only entranoe Into
Cleveland. The amount ot series A
bonds outstanding is $2,S1G,000. The
bonds are legal for saving banks In
several States, Including New York. One
per cent, annually of bonds outstanding
is applied to their purchase for the sink-!
lng fund at not exceeding par.
Another Terminal noil,
I
Terminal bonds are very popular with
Investors, dealers report, but It is diffi
cult to obtain enough of them as they
are outstanding In small amounts only.
An Issue outstanding in a larger amount
than usual, secured on valuable termi
nal property, Is the first gold Joint 4
per cent, bonds of the Minneapolis, fit.
Paul and fiault fite. Marie Railway, the
Central Terminal Railway and the Chi
cago Terminal, due in 1941. The last \
quotation of those bonds on the New I
York Stock Kxchanre was around 85.
at which they yield to their maturity
?bout B.lfi per cent, and their Income
yield Is 4.71 per cent. The bonds are a
Joint obligation of the Soo and the Cen- j
tral Terminal Railway and are secured by
extensive property in Chlcaro and terml- i
nals erected thereon. All of the Central '
Terminal Railway Company's stock Is
owned by the Soo. The bonds are're- j
de?>mable as a whole on any of their ,
interest dates at 105 and In part by lot
for the sinking fund at 102 Ya and In- ?
terest. There are $5,414,000 of the bond.i ,
outstanding out of any authorized lasue
of $20,000,000.
Northern Texas Klectrle.
Those who have no objection to col
lateral as security can obtain the com
paratively high yield of about 6.4 5 per
rent, on the Northern Texas Klectrle
Company's gold 5s, due In 19401, and
given a good ratlnK In respect to secur
ity and salablllty. They are secured by
pledge with the trustee of the $4,600,000
of the Northern Texas Traction Com
pany's capital stock and the $2,024,000
of Its participating mortgage bonds,
which are a lien subject to a first mort
gage on ninety-three miles of track of
the street railways of the Fort Worth
and lnterurban line to Dallas The
bonds ere secured also by deposit of 1
the $999,300 of the Fort Worth South- i
ern Traction Company's capital stock.
The latter, which owne about fifty-seven
miles of track, principally lnterurban, ?
has no outstanding bond* The Northern
Texas Klectrle Company is a holding
concern, owning tho Northern Texas
Traction Company's stock and partici
pating mortgage bonds and the capital
stock of the Tarrant County Traction
Company and that of the Arlington
Mght and Power Company. Those com- j
panics do the electric railway business
of Fort Worth, operate lnterurban elec
tric railways between Fort Worth and
Dallas and Forth Worth and Cleburne
and do the electrlo Itcht and power
business of Arlington, Tex. The North
ern Texas Klectric Company has shown
steady earning power for several years
and Its reserves have been built up con- !
servativ?ly. The bonds, selling around j
85, were originally brought out at. 96. |
Msxwrll Jinlm Called.
ftp'dal I>i*i>ntrh to Tub Ktw Yo?r Hctiaid.
Detroit, March 14. ? In a special
meeting the executive committee of the
Maxwell Motor Corporation decided to
day to anticipate tho maturity of the
issue of approximately $8,850,000 of It*
series A gold notes, due on June 1. The
call privilege under whlah the notae were
Issued Is being exareUHd to retire them
on April 1.
Investor and Bond Trader
? T/r-v rpiv-i All investment firms whose advertisements appear in the columns of The
P?J(J I p * Herald will furnish on request description of Bonds advertised. They
A ^ ? also will submit suggestions to meet individual investment requirements.
Equipment Trust
Certificates
Our circular A-58 describes
this attractive form of in
vestment.
HORNBLOWER & WEEKS
42 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
BOSTON CHICAGO DETROIT
PROVIDENCE TORTLAND. ME.
Public Service Corporation
of New Jersey
Common & z erred Stock
Circular on request
Robinson & Co.
26 Exchange Place New York
Members N. Y. Stock Exchant*
Eastern Limestone
First Mortgage
Guaranteed Gold Bonds
Yielding V/z%
Possibility or additional returns supplied
by a provision for
Participating Dividends
equal to 20% of net earnings.
Fiellwig & Reutter
Member* N. Y. Stock Exchange
25 Broad St. New York
J. P. CAHILL & CO.
Members New York Stook Exchange
52 Broadway Phone Broad 1689
Long and Short Time
INVESTMENTS
HENRY CLEWS & CO.
11,13,15. !7& 19 Broad St.. N Y
Bertron, Griscom
& Co., Inc.
Investment
Securities
40 Wall St.
New York
Land Title Bldg.
Philadelphia
We trade in
Standard Oil
of Kentucky
OLD STOCK
NEW STOCK
RIGHTS
CABCH.PFORZHEIMER&C0t
Dealer* in .standard Oil Securities
25 Broad St. Fliones 4860-1-3-3-4 Broad
UNITED STATES
TREASURY
CERTIFICATES
We are prepared at> all times to furnish
quotations on Treasury Issues and all
other Government obligations.
Inquiries Solicited.
CkasEQujlncey ff Co
MmUx* Siock iicAan^s,
UWaUStaet JicwYaik
tUcphonoVttaetox 2801
GUARANTEED
Railroad Stocks
Explanatory Booklet ? "What
they are end why they ere en
ideal safe investment"-?
upen request.
Joseph Walker * Sons
Founded IS55
Members Neva York Stock Ewchavpt
61 Broadway New York
WE HAVE
ORDERS IN
Amer. Pr. & Lt. 6s, 2016
General Gas & El. 6s, 1929
General Gas & EI. 7s, 1934
Lehigh Pr. Sec. 6s, 1927
New Brans. & So. Ry. 3s,1933
United Lt. & Ry. 5s, 1932
United Lt. & Ry. 6s, 1926
fClEPT & NORTON
4-0 tVbH 9t. NeurV**
PMomss joHM-eaaoMtu
Int'l Great Northern
5% Notes, Def.
Lehigh Power Secur.
6*. 1937
Maxwell Motor Co.
7s. 1023
Mercantile Stores Co.
Bonds A Stock
Mills & Gibb Properties
Notes
Pitts. Shawmut & North R. R.
?% Bee. Ctfs.
Texas & Oklahoma R. R.
Charles E. Doyle & Co.
80 Broad St.. N. Y. Tel. Broad 7106-0.
GOOD PREFERRED STOCKS
with dividends free from
Federal income taxes, are
ideel investments for e man
of moderate means.
Send for lisi of preferred issues
Henry L. Doherty & Co.
Bond Department
60 Wall Street
New York
Newfoundland
61/28, 1928
Ontario
6s, 1943
Toronto
6s, 1929
J.H.HOLMES & CO.
61 Broadway, N. Y.
Bowling Greea 648#
Plttabnrgb Ilarrlsburg Greenabarg
Members -V. T. d Pitta. Btoelc Exchanges
Missouri Pocific System
Little Rock & Hot Spriogs
Western
1st 4s, due July 1, 1939
Price on application
Texas & Oklahoma 5s, 1943
Kirby Lumber, Com. & Pfd.
Lehigh Valley Coal Sales
WATKINS & CO. BPCOKTONae
7 Wall Street 40 Stete Street
NEW YORK BOSTON
54WallSt.,N.Y. Phone Hanover 9690-969 7
Facts Regarding
British Government
internal Loans
TVe are prepared on request te
furnish full particulars regarding
any British Government security.
inevirUt lmUtt
A. B. Leach & Co., Inc.
Intestmenl Securities
?2 Cedar Street, New York
Chicago fhUadeiylua Muetea
Ky. Trac. & Term.
6s. 1951
Western Power
As, 19411
Sun Company
fts. 1979
Spicer Manufacturing
fis. 1932-24
Hershey Choc.
7Hs. 1930
Penn.-Mary. Steel
6s, 1937
BONDS WORTH BUYING
Underlying and Other
High-Grade
RAILROAD ?
SECURITIES
We nre nlod to ndrise iiwestm* on the pur
chase. or sate of iruictire rnllroa'l mrftn
MfCOWnfcCflL Raymond M^SmithA Co
Members Philadelphia Stock Exchange
LAND TITLE BLDG., PHILADELPHIA
New York Phone: Canal 7105-9
Incorporated
Investment Securities
43 CEDAR STREET NEW YORK
Telephone 3723 John
We maintain active markets In
Allied Packers
6s, 1939
Ctfs. of Dep. 6s, 1939
1st Mtge. 8s, 1939
E. L. WITTMEYER & CO.
Member) New York Curl Market
42 Bro*dw*r N?w York
Phone Broad 900
HUTH * CO.
publish for you a
WEEKLY PRICE LIST
op
Foreign Investment Securities
Ash for Circular H.
Huth & Co.
30 Pine Street New York
Ttltphem John 6*14
TRADING
MARKETS
JeromeB-Sullivan
?5HW2&T. &C0. ?SX'fiSE/
442UUMO mmir.Nswit?a
Ttl. Broad 17S3-4; 71.10-*; M34-3.
METALS.
March 14. Maroh 13.
Bid. Askod. I'ld. Asked.
[<>'114, spot, N. T. ..... 4.75 ..... 4.75
[<??<!, April 4.1f> 4.73
Mint W . spot 4.70 4.70
Pi lm? W., April. ..... *?<?> 4.75
Aluminum ....... 17.00 18.00 17.00 IS.00
\irttmony 4.25 4.50 4.2.% 4.50
K ?h\ cop.. spot.. 12.50 12.50 .....
El?o. cop . April. 12.82*4 .... 13.50
p g Iron. No. 1.
5 foundry 22.50 S.T00 29.B0 23.00
P r Iron, No. 2,
? silicon 52 00 22.r,0 22.00 22.50
P g Iron, No. 8.
.ilain alllcon.... 21.50 22.00 21.50 22.00
B *. Iron. Pitts... 10.00 I9.r,(? io.no llt.r.O
Il?. hit-.. Pitt 2S.0O 28.00
Quicksilver |4f?.00 ?,-.n.oo
Platinum, ooft ?00.00 joo.oo
Platinum, B% Ir ?pr>.00 lo.voo
Platinum ?i00 00 1100 00
LONDON. Marnh 14.?Following am the
closing metal quotations:
? a. d. Change*.
Copper, "P0* 00 12 fl up a* Ad
Hopper, futuree .... ?(1 13 ?i tip 2s 6<i
Klec. ropptir, ?rpot.. OS 0 O up if
Elac. copper. futures (19 0 O up fl
Sal**?Spot, B0 ton*; futurwi, t>00 tons.
Tin, spot 142 J5 o up 5?
Tin. futur?? 144 10 a off 7* fltf
B'rutts 145 0 0 off 5s
Bales?Spot, 120 tons; futurna, ,110 tons.
Load, spot 21 0 0 up 2s 0d
i,fnd, futurea 21 17 ? up 2s ?i>i
Kpwtter, spot 25 12 ?
Blielter, futures .... 35 12 ?
J. O. Pfnaey Onmpiny Imprnvri.
The J. C. Penney Company reports
net profits of $1,254,834 after charges,
ttxea Mid depreciation in 1921 or I&0.2S
? oh ana earned on tl?? IMSM00 of n?
e?mt?m ato?k 1n te a leas of
|35!i.7?7 In 1020.
GREER, CRANE WEBB
94tm ten Ntw Tmk Stock ?xehmp
74 Broad wary, New York
?RANCH OFFICE
501 Fifth Avctrae, comer 42nd Street
Investments and ?Marginal cAccounts
FINANCIAL NOTES.
HarkllUi ft Co., J15 Broadway, have opened
a bonil trading department under the man
agement of Harold W. Jordan, formerly of
William* A Jordan, Atlanta.
Robinson ft Co. are distributing a circular
nn the common stock of tha Public flervlca
Corporation of New Jersey.
Prince t Whitley, rnembera of tha New
Voile Stork Kxclmnuc. lmva admitted to part
i erehlp Joseph W. Burden and Russell 10.
Sard. Mr Buislen was formerly associated
with llayden, .*tone ft Co. and Redmond i
Co. Mr. Sard was formerly tha president of
Rathbona. Sard ft Co.
The New York Stock Kxchange firm of
Ftiilzbacher, Granger ft Co. has beon formed*
by J. II. Hears, Albeit rimanti, Myron I.
Granger and Jeffrey 8. Granger to continue
tha stock and bond buslnnsa formerly con
i ducted hy J. H. Sulr.hachar A C?. and
aeangar A Oo.
Cheatar L>aJa, of tha firm of w. O. Lav
ley 6 Co., ha* returned from an extensive
trip through Ktltopo nnd northern Africa,
during nliloh time he made * careful Study
of economic awt financial condition*.
C. A. Blown. T. C. Marshall. J. V. Mow.
and >1. 8?itzer liavo been elected director* *>f
tin- Kelly-SprlngflCld Tire Company, In
creasing the number of Its #lrei*tor* to
twclue. it* retiring director* hav* been
elected.
I M'OltlH FROM NT.W \OKK.
KspotM from New YoiU yeati tdn.v?Wheat,
1 tt.SM bushel*; corn, 21#,009 hualitl*; oat*.
101,254 bushel*; barley. 101.050 bushels;
p. us. 8.WOO bu*hel<; flottr. t.:,7.*7 *???!.?;
commeal, 2.00R sack*; pork, 7."i barrela; ke< f,
i 1.11 barrels: beef. 20tl tlercaa; bacon. 5,l?t.
.">00 pound*: lard, 6,130,544 pound*; lubri
I 12N.S0Q pounds; tallow, I'J.ttMO pound*. Itibrl
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