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Electric Light and
Power Bonds
Adirondack Pr. & Lt. 6s &950
Alabama Power 6s. . 19S1
Central Maine Pr. 6s. 1942
Idaho Power 5s 1947
Penn Public Serv. 6s. 1929
South'n Cat. Edison 6s 1944
Texas Power & Lt. 5s 1937
Union Elec. Lt. & Pr. 5s 1933
Details and prices
on application
Harris, Forbes & Co
Pine St., Cor. William
NEW YORK
Exempt from all
Federal Income Taxes
$80,000
CITY OF
Flint, Mich.
Coupon 4s
Legal investment for Savings
Banks and Trust Funds in
New York, Mascachusetts and
Connecticut.
MATURING OCTOBER I, 19--H-3*
Price to Yield 4.40%
Descriptive Circular
Upon Request
T5ARR and?
J-SCHMELTZER.
Members New York Stock Exchange
11 WALL ST. NEW YORK
Tel. Rector 1500
A Stone & Webster
Incorporated
Investment Securities
120 Broadway, New York
BOSTON CHICAGO
$35,000,000 N. Y., L. & W.
NEW ISSUES PLANNED
Stockholders to Vote on Plan
April 25.
The New York, Lackawanna and
Wostern Railroad, which Is leased In
perpetuity to tho Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad, has called a
special mooting of tho former's stock
holders on April 25 to approve a pro-;
P'.^ed Increase in its capital stock from
$10,000,000 to $13,000,000 and a bond
in?ue of $30,000,000. The now issues
will be used to meet capital expenditures
ami pay or refund $22,000,000 of matur
ing bonds and a note for $1,640,000 held
by the lesseo carrier.
Tho bond maturities consist of
$1 r."00,000 of 6 per cent first mortgage
bond?, which matured on January 1.
1921, and wero taken up by tho Dela
ware, Lackawanna and Western;
$5,000,000 of construction and improve
ment bond?, to mature in May. 1 23. and '
another $5,000,000 in bonds of like de
scription to mature in August, 1923.
$2,000,000 of which are owned by the
}<L.ss<"0. Tho oplan is to reimburse the
DOlaware, Lackawanna and Western for
advances by means of the new issues,
but whether or not It will moan a public
offering the company's directors have
not decided.
BORDEN INCREASES EARNINGS.
Hie Borden Company's earnings of
1921 Increased compared with those of
1920 in spite of the strike which inter
rupted Its local business. Its not in
come. at tor charges and Federal 'taxes.
*?? %?.!i24,746, or, after payment of!
toneforrofl stock dividends, $11.44 a share
efcrnod on the $21,368,100 of?its common
stool;, as contrasted with $2,818,860, or
$10.95 a share, in 1920.
Bnnk loans were reduced from
? 12.750,000 In lV.'O to $4,434,719. and
purchase money notes were decreased
S20(i,000 to $200,000, according: to the
report. The company's current assets at
the close of : '?21 totaled $1.86 fop Ji of
current liabilities, in contrast to $1.64
to ? I In 1 r?20. 1
Ttnnda' Permitted,
Wasitinoton. March 27.-- The Now
Jl-iv, Railroad T\,ts given to-day per
mission hv tho Interstate ?'ommerc
Commission to .soil SI.796,000 In
<w'p-->?nt trust certificate at par.
The reoipta will lie used to pay promis
sory not"'- The commission, by an order
^implementing Its recent approval ?>f
TCric Railroad rofundlng plans, speolfl
i ally authorized that railroad to extend
for a year a note hold against It by the
?War Finnn'o <'orpoiation and due on
April 1. The Kilo was authorized to
ls*ii? ?n additional $2,500,000 In 6 per
cent, not? . which will bo delivered to
tho War Finance ?'orporatlon ir> lion of
other se< initios of tho Krl<: *hlch m?
tui ? ? on April 1. A loan 'if $100,000
nought by the Wyoming Hallway was
refwf-ed by 11< commission on the
ground1! tint tin security offered the i
Government wa Insufficient, <nd th.it
a IditFns and 1? :torments which the
Corporation sought to mnlta with funds
obtained from t o loan were not ab
solutely neoortsary.
$44,000,000 NEW
BOtfD OFFERINGS
Wide List of Issues Put Out
To-day Includes $14-.000.000
of North American Edison.
Easy money condition* and an active j
Investment market will bring before the
public to-day more than 144.000,000 new
bonds, comprising1 a wide list of corpora
tion and municipal Issues. The largest
is a block of $14,000,000 of the North
American Edison Company's thirty
year 6 per cent, secured sinking fund
gol<l bonds of Series A. dated March 15.
1922, and due on March 15, 1952, Which
will be offered by Dillon, Read & Co., nt
92 % and interest to yield 6.60 per cent. |
The company is a subsidiary of the
North American Company, and will
pledge with th<* trustee as security for the
bonds the following collateral, repre
senting control of two Important electric
utility corporations: $10,940,100 of com
mon stock of the Cleveland Electric
Illuminating Company and $11,015,200
of common stock, the entire outstanding
Issue of the Union Electric Eight and
Power Company of St. Louis. Those
stocks, pledged at less than 64 per cent,
of their par, will represent an aggre
gate value of ? $24,559,415, or 175 per
cent, of the' par of these bonds. The
combined earnings of the Cleveland
Electric Illuminating Company and the
t'nion Electric Light and Power Com
pany of St. Louis, available for divi
dends on the collateral pledged under
these bonds, after all fixed charges,
taxes, &c, was $2,900,057 for 1921 and
averaged $2,308,541 for the three pre
ceding years.
^
Average Bond Prices
Murch 27, 1022.
Mon- Net Week Year
<l:iy. limner. Ak?. A*?
lORnlN 82.41 +.?? 83.15 72.08
10 Industrial* WOO ? .23 ?S.?5 88.30
5 I'ub. I til. 80.25 ? .55 HO.82 65.25 |
A Foreign ... 104.32 ?.40 103.(7 fll.7.1 I
30 Bonds 80.43 ?.11 90.18 7!?.?2 '
V__ J
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
D. and IT. Sell* *7,500,000 Bond*.
Kuhn. Loeb & Co. and the First Na
tional Bank of New York have pur
chased from the Delaware and Hudson
Company, subject to the approval of
the. Issue by the Interstate Commerce
Commission, $7..">00.000 of its fifteen year
5Va per cent, gold bonds, due on May 1.
1937. The bonds will be offered for
public subscription at 98 and accrued
interest to yield 5.70 per cent. The
bonds will not be redeemable during
their first ten years, but will be re
deemable at the company's option as
a whole on May 1. 1932. at 106 and ac
crued Interest, or on any of their sub
sequent interest dates at 105 less % per
cent, for every six months from May
1. 1932, to their redemption date on sixty
days' notice.
Offer *8,500,000 Steel Honda.
Lee, Higginson & Co. are heading two
syndicates which are offering a new
issue of $4,500,000 of the Whitaker-Gless
ner Company's first mortgage 6 per
cent. sinking fund bonds, dated April
1. 1916, and due on April 1. 1941. and a
new issue of $4,000,000 of the La Belle
Iron Works' first and refunding fnew
first) mortgage 6 per cent, gold bonds
dated December 1. 1915, and due on De
cember 1. 1940. Both issues are offered
at 99a4 and interest to yield more than
6 per cent. Annual sinking funds will
retire at least two-thirds of both issues
before their maturities.
$3,700,000 I,o* AnRrlfn Offering.
The National City Company of New
York is offering $3,700,000 of the city of
Los Angeles' serial 5 per cent, bonds,
maturing in 1926 to 1961, inclusive, at
prices to yield 4.60 to 4.50 per cent. As
sociated with the National City Com
pany In the offering are William R.
Compton Company and the Bankers
Trust Company.
$2,500,000 Charleston Bond* Sold.
The city of Charleston lias sold $2,500,
000 of Its 4'i per cent.' bonds to th?i Bank
of Charleston, which purchased them
for the account of William K. Comp
ton Company and the Bankers Trust
Company at 98.6K. The bonds mature In
19??2. but are optional In 1942. They will
be offered probably about the middle
of the week.
$1,000,000 School Unlit.
A syndicate composed of Staccy &
Braun, Blodget & Co.. Halsey, Stuart
& Co.. In<\, and the Detroit Trust Com
pany is offering a new Issue of $1,900,000
5 per cent, city school district bonds of
Columbus, Ohio. Provision has been
made for levying: and collecting annually
by taxation an amount sufficient to pay
the interest on the bonds to provide a
sinking fund for redemption at their
maturity. They mature serially In 1943
to 1952. Inclusive, and are being offered
at a pri'-e to yield 4.35 per cent.
Kl.ROO.OOO Cement Flotation.
The Union Trust Company of Cleve
land is offering $1,500,000 of the San
dusky Cement Company's first twenty
four to thirty-seven year mortgage fi 14
per cent, bonds on approximately a 6%
per cent. basis. The company manufac
tures Portland cement and has been In
operation for thlry years. It has plants
In Ohio, Illinois and Pennsylvania.
Ksnrx Cnant)', Mau? Award.
The treasurer of Essex county, Mass..
awarded yesterday ?it 100.1S plus $fi.25
premium $1,500,000 of Tuberculosis Hos
pital renewal 4 "i per cent coupon notes,
dated April 1, 1922. and payable to April
1, 1923, to Grafton A Co.
Philadelphia Honda Sold.
A syndicate consisting of Prexel &
Co.. Brown Bros., the Guaranty Com
pany of New York and the Union Trust
Company Of Pittsburgh was the suecesF
ful bidder, at 101.2678 and interest for
$1,050,000 of the city of Philadelphia's
4' 1 per cent, twenty-fifty year loan,
dated March IS. 1922. The hankers re
offered the bonds at 102 and they were
quickly sold.
New Municipal Offering.
? 'urtla & Sanger and H. N. Whitney
&? Sons are offering an Issue of $4 03,000
of 4 Mi Per cent, bonds of the town of
Rye, New York. Union Free School Dis
trict So. 4, dated March 1, 1922, and
!?? mature serially on March 1, 1923, to
March 1, 1162, Inclusive, at prices to
yield 4.40 to 4.20 per cent., according to
their maturities.
Huntington Jackson & Co.
Railroad Bonds
43 Exchange Place New York
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY. MARCH 27, 1922.
1922. 1921. 1920.
Day's sales $15,503,000 $7,118,000 $9.183.000!
Year to date 1.154.299.000 733,479,000 920,837,000
RANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS.
Sales Net
in $1,000. Open. HiKh. Low. Last. ChKs
1.663 3^s (1932-47) 97.96 98.18 97.96 98.18 +.24
21 3>4s reg 97.90 97.90 97.82 97.90 ?.02
.. let ev. 4s
13 2d 4s (1927-42) 97.90 9S.00 97.90 97.90 ?.10
142 1st cv. 4>?s i 1932-47) 98.1? 98.30 98.16 98.26 +.06
5 1st ev. 4 ',4 s rep 98.00 98.00 98.00 98.00 ?.20
1,259 2d cv. 4Vis (1927-42) 98.02 98.22 98.02 98.20 +.18
5 2d ev. 4V4s yog 97.82 97.86 97.82 97.86 +.04
2.428 3d 4*4s (1928) 99.32 99.42 99.32 99.40 +.10
4 3d 4V4s rear 99.14 99.18 99.14 99.18 +.0H
.. lst-2d 4'is (1927-42)
1.365 4th 4Vis (1933-38).. 98.28 98.42 98.28 98.42 +.10
1* 4th 4Vis yog 98.14 98.18 98.14 98.18 +.(??
1,041 Vie. 4%s ( 1922-23). .100.70 100.80 100.74 100.80 +.04
4 Vie. 4s?s yog 100.60 100.80 100.60 100.60 ?.04
22 Vic. 3*4.s (1922-23). .100.02 100.04 100.02 100.04 +.02
?'Cloning?
Bid. Asked.Yield.
98.10 98.18 3.61
98. i() 98.30 4.ii
98.00 98.20 4.10
98.26 98.30 4.36
98.20 98.22 4.37
99.40 99.42 4.35
98.50 99.50
98.40 98.44 4.37
100.80 100.82 3.97
100.02 100.06 3.5i
Argentine 7*?7! Canada Js 1931!
? 90' 1 ? 98 I
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3 102 2 10i:4
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3 10134 deb 5s 1937
i::::: Sis!K>' LoHHarri-is'?
. 1071jj
4...
6. . .
1..
I 7s 01930
O'IIr 7 |05 ,
, .00 Bkln Edison Co 1
? -??4| 7s I) 1940
0<"8 2 10714
L.?6l4| 5 ..1071a
Am Tel A Tci nkln t/n c.iov
CV 4Ha 1933
2 0034
Am Tel A Tel
ct 4a 1938
2 83U
1 83ia
Am Tel A Tel
dt 4s 1929
0 80
6 *l?
Am Writ* Pap
lit 7-6s 1939
1 81'a
1
3 82
? 8Ha
Ann Arbor
1st 4b 1995
1 67
6 671a;
1 68
1 677r I
3 68
7 6778,
13 ?s
Armour A C01
1st 4HB 1939
8 88
l?t (a 1953
10 80
3 MMa
1 81
1 8H2
Bkln I'n Gas
cn 5s 1945
1 03
Burl C R A N
cou 1st 5b 1934
7 96f
Bush Term Big
1st Is 1980
3 80
Cat (las Jt 1-1
rf 5* 1937
1 05
1 04ia
Canada North
20-yr 7s 1940
1
. 1.
2 llOlj
1 11034
Canada North
?tts 1946
1 100U
gen 4Hs 1989
2 84 I
1 83%
8 84
Chl Mil A St P
CT 4 Ha 193?
1 64%
2 641
3 643j
2 641a
1 6H4 I
Cbl Mil A St P I
ref A 4Hs 2014 I
1 50 !
1 687? I
Chl Mil A St P I
deb 4s 1934
1 60
Chl Mil ASIP
gen 4a 1989
1 741' I
Chl Mil A St P
rela 4s 19:5
10 731 j
7 73U I
10 7338
Chl Mil A St P
fen B 3 Ha 89
1 65
2..
32..
1..
6 10<:i4
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1 061 j
5 OH?*
2 061 a
0 065s
4 o<iia
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2 ? ofi'a
26 0658
DudsonA Man
1st lArfAS* 57
5....
2
15...
12...
877g 1
88 |
.1 87841
Atch T A S Fe
gen 4b 1995 i
1 877?
1 87ia,
1 8734!
5 871a
Atch T A St Pu
CT 4s I960
1 071a
Atch T A S Fe
C-A 1st ref A
* ? - 1962
5. 30
Atlanta-Brm
1st 4s 193.)
1 6.11a
Atl Coast Line
1st to 1952
5 IOOIr
5 1001,
Canada Pacific
4n perpetual
2 7734
2 771a
2 77U
1 771a
J J Hi8 i Chicago A N W
1103d ,0.^,. 7? I#M
2 IO634
Chicago A NW
16-jr SHs 1938
1... 1087?
3 i08ig
Chicago ANW
gen Is stpd 87
5 102
Chicago A NW
gen 4s 1987
36 841a
Chicago A N
gen 3Hs 19*7
10-yr ?? 1924
I 08
4 OKI,
5 O8I4'
0 08
? c""io Cent of Georgia
Atl Coast. Iiltie ,#43
1 77l4| 6 741?
Chicago Rys
t nr CI Sc Ohio! i?t M 1M7
lit oh IRis t s0
f i:::::.7oia
J ! 1 70
1 8..I4 Chl R I A P
Cent of Georgia, K?n u ,M8
L A N 4s 1952
ir, so
4 sou
Atlantic fruit
7? 19.71
10 3038
18..,
I..
2...
2...
.08
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i?t e* io25
3 0678
3 07
rent New 1 n t
4s 1901
1 ftO
'?W - V-Chl A W I rid t
. .381J C!"*l?l.?"Cl'V Con to 1952
*38; rof 1949 j rt 721a
8 8218
Chl It I A P
ref 4a 1934
12 70
15 7014
5 "01 s
1 70l4 1
4 70Ih
CM I7n Station !
1st 0H? IM>
1 j
Chl Cn Htarlon I
1st 4H* A 19M
1 0213
3
84
Cuba R R Co
7Hs Hfr A 6s
certificates
5 1021a
12 10234
Cuba R U Co
1st 5h 1952
11 801a
2 81
4.. . . 801*
2 81
Del A HudsoD
conv to 1935
1 0-t
Del A Hudson
1st A ref 4s 43
2 89
Den ft Rio O
Imp 5s 192S
10 .80
3 7034
Den .v ltio <?
con 4H" 1990
t 10 8OI4
Den A Rio G
4s 1930
5 7634
Den A Rio <>
1st A ref 5e 55
1 46la
ft 45i a
Detroit. Edlsuu
Ok 1940
7 102U
Det RWer Tun
1st 4H* 1901
1 851'
Det United Ry
1st con 4 Ha 12
1 777b
7 78
Dlamd Match
Sf 7Hs 1930
1 10734
2 108
2... .IO8I4
duPont F.IdeN
10-yr 7)to >911
2 1043s
1 104ia
4 1043s
3 10411 Indiana
18 1041a 1st 5s
1 10438
Duquesne Lght
7>js 1930
1 10478
1 . 1&134
Duquesnn Lt
1st to 1943
1 1017g
6 102
6 10l7g
4 102
3 1017b
Erie ext 7s 1930
15 104
10 IO4I4
5 104 I
1 10434
8 104 I
Erie 1st cn to 90
0 61
4 6IU
Eric ct 4s A 5.1
1 30
Erie cr to B 51
I. 301/
1 39181
Erie ct to D 5i
1 427a
2 421 j
1 423r
# 4214
15 42 Internatlonl At
Erie gen to 19?r, latAcl
7?.A deb 5s 1951
11 1""8 I J4I.
? "Zi" 10. . .". 04a<
J Lou Ac Jeff
?I2Z?8 <? >9?
1 781?
1?Z 4 ! OUIST A Nasli
7s 1930
2.. . 1075s
Louis A Nash
5Ma 2003
2 1021a
16 1023a
1 1021a
10 1023s
1 10214
1 1023h
2 1021j
3 IO2I4
5 1021a
.7014 Louis A Nash
.70 to 1940
.7038 2 01
? 787s Manliat 4s 1990
0 703s 7 .W?s
10 701 >, Manila El R A
Hudson A Man i LiKht 5s 1953
ndj lnc 5s 57 1 741a
45 601 h Market St Ry
6fHa con to 1924
. .6014
. 601 a
0 ?0l8
1 6014
111 Cent flLjs 30
1 10814
10 10734
Illinois Central
ref to 1955
2 8514
1 85ia
Illinois Central
CStL A N O
5s A 1903
10 0418
1 0t7?
Illinois Central
Litch 3s 1951
1 6714
Illinois Steel
deb 4 Ha 1940
5 01
Steel
5 885s
2 881 a
Slarland Oil
lC?yr See A 31
vlthwarrsntj
1 PO
Mex Pet. or Del
cn to 1936
3 103*8
2 10314
Mich Cent
3Hs 1952
2 761 a
Mich State Tel
1st 5s 1924
1 0734
Mldv Stl A Or
col to 1936
1 86^
1 8634
16 861a
2 8634
ISt OB 1953 87
5 003, Milw El RAL
Interb Ran 'I rfAext 4Hs 31
l?t, A rr 5s 00 5 8434
26 fiola Minn K St I
15 <>OI ?/ 1st con 5n 1934
3 601s' 5 7434
3 60 Minn A St I,
5 onl 4 rcf 5s 1902
II 001 a I 3 :ioia
11 601?: 8 3<?
1 60 ; Minn A St L
0 6014 4s 1946
1 603a 2 41
5 60ia! 2 40<a
1 6014I 1 4114
5 0038 4 41
4 ... 601a 1 41' 1
1 ?038, 7 41
8 OOla M St PASS M
Intorboro Mot OH" 1931
4t0 19*9 10 10134
6 14 1 .102.
2 13'8 Mo Kan A Te*
4 131, fs ser A 1902
26 ,14 when Issued
certificates
4 12
54 111,
"34
2 ma
22 113,
1
6
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441
Rubber
1st gm to 1911
11
risk
ref to 1949
Atlantic ReflTO! r-Jl'n rKjl " 7211
OH? 1921 ? 1' 1 Colo Fuel A T
T. .104 fvrh,J,o. ??n ???
1 10418 2 1}?!4 1. . ? ?
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Atlas Powder ^"T * ct 7s 193?
CT 7Ha 1930 1 .... 00%, ]4 |0,,8
1 . . 10314 chcaa A flhlo Chile Copper
I . . 1035* ref Js 19J9 I On 1933
Baltimore AO I . 05 11 86
os 192) ches A Ohio. 15 851,
.081, cv 5s 1940 16 851a
t 8778
11 873,
614
_ ?ia
Interns'* M &l
lot cM to I9tl
3 051 a
8 0518
6 103<?|, 1-? ? ? ?-GftU
2 IO.'Mj Interna Paper
5 lOI ^ H 1947
FlaKCoaalRy t ?7?
1st 4Hs 1959: ????? ?**..
2 861a' Invincible Oil
rt Wor A'it J ^
4 s 1928 . n "ft'a
h ...80 1 lowia Central
Pramerlcan ID ,93*_.
7Ms 1943 | \ J?
55 00 , 4... .78?j
Iowa Central
0818 i
5. . . OSI4
2 0838
? osia:
Paltlmore A < > I
(ef A to 1995
2 81
2 811,1
1 8178
Baltimore .v 11 < hi
16...
16.
13...
.851,
P I 3 Ha 1911
8 01%,
Baltimore A <)j
TolA C 4l I959i
2 66ial
4 87!( C V C At St I.
4... 871, ref to Ser A r?
I 87^: 1 OOftg
B 88 r r c a st. 1,
3 875g to ser A 199.1
' 87718' 1 70%
5 . ks Col A Southern
Alton! ext 4Hs 1935
Gal II A llend
5s 1931
7. 871a
Onl Klec Co
to deb 1940
3HB 1910 I ... h7%
8 45-14 ?' 87%
3 45% Col Gm A KIc
1 4M, 1st to lOtf
5 45% 11, 6 01
to 1951
1 40
K C KtSct A M
4s 1930
10.. . .77*4
2 1<h>8 k C Southern
Gdyr TAR ref Os i960
8s 1931 6 8.VI4
10 OOli, 0 8tl
8 rrn.3), Kan O lerm
6 00lal 4a 1980
1 00% j 2 811a
12 O'llJ 2 81
I . , . 00% ; 4 8Ua
8178
.81%
? 8|7S
5 82
0 817,
\ 82
Mo Kan A Tat
rs ser C 193:
when Issue'I
10 01'?
1 04'4
Mo Ran A Tex
ad] to 1907
when issued
10 507a
IO MM 1
8 50%
1..... 50%
10 50/8
7 50%
42 50%
2 50%
10 501 a
10 50%
2 50%
Mo Kan A Tex
1st 4a 199)
3 771.1
1 .. . . 771,
Mo Kan A Tex
2d 4s 1990
certificate
5 581 j
Morris 5r Cu
1st 4 Ha 1939
4 8434
Mo Kan A Tex
notes extd
10 ooia
Mo Pacific Ss ? 1
10 C07a
Conliulied on FoUoMliifr raff.
NEW ISSUE
Exempt From all Federal Income Taxes
$1,900,000
Columbus, Ohio
5% City School District Bonds
Dated December 19,1921 Due Serially 1943 to 1952, inclusive
Principal and semiannual interest (June 19 and December 19) payable at the
National Park Bank, New York City. Coupon Bonds. Denomination $1000.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT?SCHOOL DISTRICT
(as officially reported)
' Assessed valuation (1921) .... $388,000,000
Total bonded debt (incl. this issue) 7,568,000
Sinking fund 777,379
Net bonded debt .????? 6,790,621
Population (1910 U. S. Census for city)-181,511
Population (1920 U. S. Census for city)-237,031
Ratio of net debt about 1%% of assessed valuation
These bonds were authorized by a vote of the qualified electors and constitute a direct general obligation
of the School District, which includes the entire city of Columbus and certain additional territory.
Due provision has been made for levying and collecting annually by taxation an amount sufficient to
pay the interest on these bonds and to provide a sinking fund for redemption at maturity.
COLUMBUS, the capital of the State of Ohio and county seat of Franklin County, was incorporated as a
city in 1834. It is an important commercial distributing point and has an unusually wide diversity of
manufactures.
MATURITIES
Amount Pus Amount Duo
$100,000 December 19,1943 $250,000 December 19,1948
100,000 44 44 1944 250,000 44 44 1949
100,000 44 44 1945 250,000 44 44 1950
100,000 44 44 1946 250,000 44 44 1951
250,000 44 44 1947 250,000 " " 1952
Price-any maturity-to yield 4.35%
Legal opinion of Messrs. Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, Cleveland
Stacy & Braun
New York
Blodget & Co.
New York
Halsey, Stuart & Co., inc.
New York
Detroit Trust Co.
Detroit
All statements contained in this advertisement are based upon information
which we consider reliable and upon which we based our purchase of these bonds
PRODUCE.
APPIAS?King, bbl., ?r..r.<v?7.r>0; Mann,
$7<i7.30; Baldwin, Wagencr, $.">'&
7: Northern spy, $tVf/10.30; Ben Davis, $4.30
4H!: Russet. ?.VS"?'?0: ordinary undergraded,
$.-.l?3.:>0; Newtown 'Pippins, Western, box,
$2.2.'V>i3,75; Jonathan, B. C.. box, 9S.M9S.63:
Mcintosh, $.'! 'J.Vil:{,30; Wlnesap, $L'.2Vl 1;
Spitzenberg, $2.23#4; Rome Beauty, $2g4;
Delicious, $2.2305.
BKANS?Marrow, choice domestic. 100
lbs.. $0.7307; pea, $7: medium, $7; Kotena
shl, $34?3.nO; red kidney, $8; Imperial, $8.30;
white kidney, $10.
Bt TTKR?Creamery. higher than extras,
37',i?38c.; extras, 92 score, 37c.; firsts, 3-Vrt
.?(ti'-i .: seconds, 33Qj34'/ic.; lower grades, 3>>'n
centralized ears, 00 scou\ ,'irtc.: 80
score, 3514035HC.; 88 score, 3414?33e.; 83 to
87 score, 3.'W34V4c.: unsalted, better than
extras, .W'g'SBHc.; extras, 02 score, ;
firsts, .UW.TT'-c.; seconds, 33?33c.; lower
grades, 30?.'!2^c.: State dairy, tubs, finest,
3<i03tiVic. ? good to prime, 3403<V4c.; com
mon to fair, 28@.'S3c.; ladles, current make,
extras. S7^4J?28c.; firsts, ?4\4023Vfcc.; sec
oncts, 22H<?23c.; lower grades, "JO^'J^c. ;
parking stock, current make. No. 1, U.'tc.;
No. 2. 2tc.; lower grades, IS^Slc.
CHKKfclC?Now York State flats, held spe
cials, 24023c.; fresh specials, -0'Aigv 1c.;
average run, fresh, 20020HC.; State twins,
held specials, 231V5f24c.; fresh specials, 20';'?
21c.: average run, Ift'n^Oe.; Wisconsin
double daisies, colored, fancy, 23^2?e.; single
daisies, colored, fancy, 23?$24c.; young Amer
icas, 23'?024c. ,
BOGS?Fresh gathered extras, doz., 30e.:
storage packed, extra firsts, 28</4'?20c,; firsts,
271f28c.; regular packed, extra firsts, 27<&>
28c.; firsts. 2.V?281/4c.; seconds, 2414c.; trade
eggs, 2.tvt'(?24,,4c.; dirties, regular packed,
No. 1. 23,4lS24c.; No. 2 and poorer, 22?23c.;
checks, fair to choice, dry, 22#23c.; New
Jvrsey hennery whites, candled extras, 37c.;
uncandled extras, 3403ftc.: nearby and near
by Western hennery whites, average extras,
34c.; extra firsts, 32033c.; firsts, 20031c.;
ivarby gathered whites, firsts to extra firsts,
2fW?3'Jc.: under grades, 2fl028c,; pullets' eggs.
V4?2H4c. I Pacific coast whites, extras.
35c.: extra firsts. 33034c.: firsts. 3<V932c.;
under grades, 28020c.: pullets, 23',4ffT2t>4o.;
other Western snd Southern gathered whites,
27fl,30c.; nearby and nearby Western lien
ncry browns, extras. 30<S3tc.; nesrby brown
and mixed colors, gathered extras, 30r.;
flrs(s to extra firsts, 2.V/iW28c.; duck eegs,
llaltlmore. Maryland and Virginia, 3fl(fffW\
Western and prime Southern, 50053c.; far
Southern, good to prime, 30c.; goose eggs,
*1. ivfn.no.
POT,\TOKS-Maine, 180 lbs.. $3 r<01H: KB
lbs. $3W3.2?: State, 180 lbs.. $3.0093.(10:
State and Maine, 130 lbs.. $2 7."If3; Jersey,
1.V? lbs., $1.rl0ff2: I-ong Island, bbl., $43 4..10:
Virginia, second crop, $2.7*'ff3: Bermuda,
hhl.. mi4; Florida. $4fl10, Florida. 130 lbs..
$3.3Ofi7.50; Cobblers, hhl., in.WfW; sweets,
Jersey, basket. $l.73*Wn 7.": Delaware and
Maryland. $1.73; Virginia, bbl.. $l.30fi3.30:
vams, Virginia, bbl., $1.3003.25: South Caro
lina. crate, $1.23; Oeorgla, basket. $1.73.
POt'LTRV. DRKSMFD-Chickens: Froxen
broilers, 27043c.; fryers, 27W32c.; roasters,
28^38c.; fresh stsgs, 20^'.i7r.; fowls, fresh.
Western, boxes, t3W34c.; hbls., <|r.v. 230.TV
frozen, 22fl33c.; old cocks, fresh, 2ft02."l?
frozen. 20025c.: capons, fresh Jersey, 4'Vfi
30c.; frozen, Western, Mil f*e, ; turkeys,
fresh, best, ?204flc.; frozen. No. 1, 47*".ie
poor to go"d. 3.VT43C. old tnms, 33fl42'\
old liens. t Off 48c ducks, frozen, l.ong I?l
snd, 30W32C.: Western. 20ff21c.; r^ese,
frozen. Western. 13020c.; squabs, fresh,
white, dor., $5011.50,
POIJI.TRV. 1.IVF?Fouls, freight, 2V ex
press, 25ff27c.; chickens, freight. 22fMOc ;
express. 28032c.: spring broilers. ITO1T0V ;
old roosters, freight. Iflc.; turkeys, freight,
2.V?i30e.; depress. 35ft 40e,; ducks, freight,
28iff ,10c : ducks, old, express, "2W33c.; Mils
covey, 17c.; gees", freight, 10c.; express,
I04i22c.: sw ans. 10c.; pigeons, pair, B.Vt73c ;
guineas, pslr, 70c.: rabbits, express, 2"02Hc
I.IVE STOCK AND MEAT PMCES.
common to prime steers, 100 lbs. $,*>..V>f|i 8.7,"
< 'ommon to choice bulls, 100 lbs. 4.0CHT 3.B0
common to choice, rows, 100 Ihs. 1.J50
common to prime veals, 100 lbs. 7.00012."41
Common to prime ewes, ino lbs.. 5.000 a im
Common to prime lambs, 100 lbs. 14.00010.30
T,Ive hogs, 100 lbs 10.7!Vg 11.30
Dressed beef, steer sides, lb IIV'1"""
City dressed veals, lb l(i'<f'J0c
Pressed mutton, lb 11W14C
Dressed wethers, lb 1tVff20c
Dressed lambs, city, lb 20?32c
$3,000,000 TKI.RPMO*K IW1T?
Nkw JIavev, March C7.?The South
ern New {Cngland Telephone Company'*
directors declared to-day Its regular
quarterly dividend of 2 per crnt. and
decided to offer $3,000,000 of new stork
to Its stockholders of record at th? close
of business on May 1, payable not. leas
tlian f>0 per eent. on July 3 and the
balance on October 3 A letter jjlvInT
detail*, with warrant^ will Im' mailed
to th? stockholders on May 1.
Safe
Deposit
'Boxes
zAn Ounce of Prevention
$190,000 Fund Gone; Speculator Misting;
Yourifr Clerk of Evans i Dental School Sought
PHlUlDniJ>HlA. March >.-???.
Uaa valvad at $100,000 ir? raining from
4he /and of the Dr. "Thorn?? W. JBvana
Denial Hchool and Muhuid of the Unl
1tjf of PtnQgylvanU. tt ?u leernad
iearch la balng made for WaJ
Ungar. Asalatant Trgaaurcr of
d. who d!i?rD??rH a waek ago.
>ocl. founded through a $1,500,
ey of Dr. TTiomea W. Evan*.
loan dentist le-ftf a resident of
conduftad aa ? part of the m
?tyarttnant of tha university. '
( of the tve inatltutieha a>^"
md tha utdvoraitjr ? *a?
yV^VOd. -?
,?f *
oontalne* I1TS.005 in miscellaneous
etocKa au| bond- m04 $U.u00 In Utorty
bond*. ?u found empty Tha
containing H.'-OGOO la morig.
on rraparty la Ne? *orV,
un touched. /
Ungar la 27 ^
anld that
THE present
"crime wave"
imposes on every
individual en
trusted with the
care of securities
the responsibility of tak
ing precautions for their
safety. An ounce of pre
vention against loss by
placing them in our care
may mean the saving of
many thousands of dollars. Our safekeeping service includes not only
the custody of securities, but the collection of income and rendering of
regular statements as well. Any of our officers will welcome the oppor
tunity to fully explain this complete service.
*SftCember Federal Reserve Syste?
192 2
Storage
'/
"Valuables
CentralUnionTrust Company
ofNewYork
PLAZA OFFICE , 42ND ST. OFFICE
Fifth Ave. & 60th St. 80 BROADWAY, NEW YORK Madison Ave. &42nd St.
Qapitaly Surplus and Undivided "Profits oher ^1 ^Million "'Dollars
EX DIVIDEND TABLE.
March 31 ?
Air Reduction Co 1.00
Pf-troll Edison S.W
New York Central l.Jj"
Pacific i;a* A Klevctrlc 1.2*
l>a<lflc Cas f. Klectrlc pf 1...0
Prairie Oil * Can 3.00
Pralrlc Oil & tias pf 3.00
I'ralrle I'lpo Line 3.00
If. 8. Industrial Alcohol pf 1.73
April 3
i rmdcn I Co fl-' i
Com I roducta Refining l.Ou
? "orn riortiirts Rpflnln*. nttra i::
Corn l'roducta Refining pf 1,73
April 7?
I'ittpburc Coal Co 1.
Pittsburg Coal Co pf I..VI
DIVIDENDS.
PtocV of Pay
Record. abla.
Central Coal * C#V? da., <v,
?1.v Mar. 31 Apr. IS
Central I'oal & Coko Co., q.,
l>f , ?1 2* Mar. 31 Apr. 13
Flrat National Bank. Brook
lyn, *3 Mar. 24 Apr. 1
Franklin National Bank M)%
atocu Mar. 31 Apr. 1
Franklin National Bank, q..
?<< Mar. 31 Apr. 1
Melnty Porcupine Mine*
Ltd., ilio Apr. 1 May 1
S-'outhem Nl* Fnnland Tele
phone Company, q., $'J
LONDON WOOI..
LONDON, March ST.?1There tvaa a large
attendatire at to-day'* wool auction aalea.
Competition waa active for the beat greasy
nnd iMiperlor mcrlnoa, but there waa lea*
d< tnatid for Inferior grade*, and some were
?Hhdmwn. La*t week'a prleca were main
U. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES.
Month. Put. Appro*
1022. r.C. Bid. Aaked. Bid. Yield.
?June... I'i 100 18 100 7-32 100 1-R JUT.
Mum... 100 13 .12 100 1-3 100 13-32 3.11
A up 5'j 100 21-32 100 3-4 10031-32 3.25
?Sept... ?Vj 100 3-8 100 1V12 1003-8 3.49
?Sept... T/'i 100 1116 100 13-lrt 100 11-16 34.-.
?Dec.... 4VJ 100 9-10 100 11-10 100 0-10 3 ".I
1933.
?March. 4<i 100 0-10 100 11-16 100 0-16 3.51
May 1^4 100.70 100.80 100.78 4.00
1924.
???unc... fty? 103 103 1-4 103 4.10
?Sept... 8% 102 7-8 103 1-8 102 7-8 4 18
1025.
?March. 4^ 101 3-l? 101 5-16 101 3-16 4.27
1026.
?March.. 4?i 101 11-16 101 13 10 101 11-16 4.2
?Acceptable In payment of Federal taxes on
the datei of maturity.
FOREIGN INTERNAL BONDS.
Loana not litucil In American dollar \alu*'.
Hate. Date. Due. Hid. A*;<.
Argentine (unllsti. 5 Sept.. 194"> 79 V* 81
Belgian (reetor'n). ."> Option IftH VI 7."
British Victory 4 I?Hued 101 r? r.K'i 37?
Canada BVfc Nov... in*j 1 mv4 o. ?
Canada March 1917 ?7'4 P* .
Canada 5H Nor... 19.14 97 P*
Colombia rt I* "tied inn OR ; i
c:osta Rica 8 Option 19:>H 8# OH
French Victory ... 5 Option mm 0714 04 U
Fraoeh Loan 4 Option 1943 M*i W\4
Francn Premium.. ." sn'j p!
French Loan B Option 1981 POi, j?j
Italy War l,oan... 5 3914 40
Pclotn"! (Brazil)... ( Issued 1911 65 57
Uruguay 5 Issued 1019 7114 7"21?
Bus B Bds F t A. 5H Fab... 1928 4 6
PENNSYLVANIA OH..
OIL CITY, March 27.?Credit balance.
93.115. Runa, 101,141; average, 52.814.
Shipment*. 0.1,901; average, 42,321.
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.
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Washington. D. r.. March 31. I
Tlevenuc receipts and expenditure! as at the close of huslncsa on March 21:
CorrcepondlnB Correspondln*
Thl*
Receipts ordinary: month.
Custom* $30,711,000
Internal revenue:
Inconi" and proflta tax 3S0.497.117
Miscellaneous 07.6.11.110
Miscellaneous revenue 23,489..1.1,1
I'anstna canal tolla, Ac r>28.l9fl
Total ordlnnry 480,to7,390
Bxcsss of ordinary receipts over
ordinary diatmrseiilMla 262.826.133
Total ordinary dlaburaementa 218,031,242
liHlanca to-day. 1420,804.377.
?Receipts and llsburssmsnta for Juns reaching the Treasury In July ara Included.
prlod
ls-t vear.
I-'S.MIIS.SI?
?VTsr-al
year 1021.
?23S.rtU2.747
#60,813,ro.1 |.676,7?,S21
K.i.oia.ano rj.i..ion,34n
19,210,877 J14.800.00l
071..-.8I 8,482,128
7WI.811,881 3.161.072.6",1
414,103,.190 aaa.Mi,i48
352.738,482 2,4?9?191,r.02
period fiscal
year lO'JO.
l2r.MI33.tl I
3.421,751.8S.1
|,(lfl.036,W2
:.oo,8?:..oi i
8,906,424
4.M&I288.023
610.218.pf>4
3.000fai4,lli

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