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Revival of Kansas Crop Dam
age Reports Also Aids to
Lift Prices in Pit.
Chicago, April 3.?Helped by a rise In
Liverpool Quotations and by renewal of
crop damage reports from Kansas wheat
want upward in price to-day. The clos
ing was unsettled at a cent to 1% cents
net gain with May at 51.3314 (R)
l.SItt and July at $1.18?l.H'4- Corn
finished % to up. oats un
changed to * cents higher and pro
visions unchanged to an advance of
cents. . , ?
Emphasis to higher prices for wheat
in Liverpool was given as a result of
word that the advance tfiere had been
(!ue to purchasing for Oermdny. In ad
dition, announcment was made that sup
piles of wheat on ocean passage de-1
ceased last week nearly 1.000.000
bushels. Persistent buying here of May
delivery was also a bullish factor and
was taken to indicate that & "Pr?**
bring conductcd between cl\,cfgo a ^
Winnipeg. On the other hand the roar
ket effect of unfavorable crop advic"
fiom the Southwest appeared to b.
somewhat dwarfed by messages from
Kansas City noting an abstnee of cotw
try orders to purchase. ^ falling o
t'ThatVa year?ago?
ad vised that 600.000 to 600.000 bushels
,?Ken to-day for Eu?pec ?dna d
ni-lply of wheat grown In Canada
Wet weather over the West ana a
forecast of more of v'rhere w" ta5k
di Icm of corn and oats. Ther?
of liberal export business under way_ In
< 0^ pressure to sell was in
ihe provision market and. with.scat e
I demand from shorts, advances In price
were scored.
CHICAGO PRICES. prev
Opening. High. Low. Close. Close.
s2tor::::88t ust ???* 110*
m(Bvobn: - m gg g* s3
I September' v.'.vsst ? s3 ?%
?*TS Rfl-vi n?% 39H 3614 38V4
;? nn|/ '19*. 39 ' 89 .39 4
July 30V4 ?>",? 40% 40
i September .... <0% 40* *']'+
RYE~" 101 ?4 102'i 101% 101H 10?%
j'sys* s? ?2* 02* piyj
l.AltD? ? ..en 10 42 10.47 1.0.43
:::::lo:7o 10:7? 10:7010.7510.67
'.i138 ...10,30 10.35 10.30 10.35 10.30
NEW YORK rfUCKS.
NOA^-No: S white. J?c:; fancy3 clipped
s: Mto MHc.- o%lnary clipped white. 48
t,> 4RHC.: all 'levator. f1 .... f 0 b. and
nVE?No. 2 Western, ??
"isi&wasijwru.! - >? >
J.m m ti's^lssin.. v-l to r-3 Per
10"' INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
k 747?.m ?
Te.terday o2'"n00 840,000 ??i-000
Vint ye?rV.:::::i.m.?W Ml .000 405.000
NEAKORU CIJBAHANCES.
Flour Wheat.
r.4fto6 790.000 1.111.000
Yesterday ri'ono 475.000 8M.000
i.?t r/ar103.000
KENTUCKY S. 0. adds CAPITAL.
i- ?t7^o??0?stock
Dividend Declared.
r? Anrll 3. ? Stock
ho'Sofihe Standard Oil Company of
Kentucky at their annual meeting to-day
declared a stock
22!"U 000.0^0?ToV?0s%cS?lers To be
in son to employees on a plan to be
W Tar^value of the stock wa* reduced
?.aa a ?o' and the debt limit was
financial statement of the company. Of
this amount *1.380.000 is ^""e for
dividends and Income^ and profits taxes,
leaving a balance of 19.-88.44-.4J.
foreign markets.
1 ONDON, April 3.?Trading was quiet
und prices Irregular in the Stock Ex
change to-day. Quotations follow.
itar sliver, 33*d. an ounce. _
slirs-s."'
SH per rent, eontoli. 56*.
nriti.ti r. per eent. war loan. 99 ..
Brit lull 4Vi per cent, war loan, 93/4.
n# Beers. 10\?.
fund Mines. J'/i
r*at? April 3.?Prices were firmer on
' he^ Bourse to-day. Quotations^foUow^
C* ?!*
pi*r cent. rente*
? London JJJ
Exchange on
n per ceftt. loan.. . ??
Vnlted fltates dollar
EQUIPMENT TEUSTS.
iQuoted on H p?ro(?ning? basle i
Maturity. Rnte. Bid A?k.
Atfth ? Top. tr S V>. 1923-35 fl 5.88 5.38
Vlan. Coaet Line. . 1923-3.1 fl .1.70 5.50
Minn. Ooaet Line. .1921-38 fl'i 5.B3 5.40
llaltlmora * Ohio.. .1922-27 4<i 5.73 5.40
lialtlmore A Ohio.. .1923-15 fi 5.#0 5..Ml
H< thlehem Steel 1922-30 7 M.BO fl.io
Tluf.. Roch. * T'ltte.1922-35 4'i-.Vfl :. BO 5.25
Canadian Pacific, ..1022-35 4>i-U .-..NO 5.4(1
c?nt. R R of N. J. 1921-33 fi 5.A5 5.3.1
i < e?aT>eake A Ohio.1923-35 (l-fl't r.T.1 8.80
CM., Burl. * Quln. .1928-3.1 fl t.? 5,3:.
rhl. 4- Northwf?t. .1922-28 4VJ 5.no 5.25
Cil. ? Northweiit. .1923-35 fi .V70 .1,4*.
CM. *? Northweet. .1925-88 fl',', 5.B5 5.40
Chih R. III. <1 Pac. 1922-27 4Vi-5 5.75 K.IW
Chi., n. t?|. A Pac 1923-31 fi 5.73 5.50
rill.. Bt. LAN. 0.1922-24 ft 5 70 5 40
C , C? C * St. L.1922-211 5-8 r.70 5.50
jl.J). * Hudson 1923-35 fl .1,70 5.40
J-.tlr R.illrnad 1922-2* 1'.7-.%-fl fl 10 5.J0
ilient Northern lly. 1923-3.1 fi . ? p.70 5.40
Jlltml* Cerit-at 1922-27 4</-5 r. 70 r, 40
ll'lno1? Central 1928-35 C* ;"8.? 8.50
T'ltnnlB Central 1925-38 IH4-7 .l.fl.1 fl |0
J.otfli. *? Nsnhvllle 1922-23 .1 r. r.o 5 25
l,.it|ts. *? Nn?hvlll* 1923-35 ? BO r, 40
7,"Ol'. * Nashville. 1922-3B fl'i no .-,.40
Michigan Central.. .103t-8B ."-fl 5.T0 5.40
jr . H. r. k P. S M. 1912-25 4%-" 5.90 .1 r,0
Jt . 8. P. * fl. 8. M.1922-3.1 B-8H-7 5.90 5.IW.
>1o.. Kan. * Tex ae. 1922-24 5 (125 5.75
N*t. ?tM far L... 19*2-28 8 8.10 7.BO
Nsw York Central..1922-32 4H-5 .1 flo R.40
Niw York Cent ml. 1923-35 B 5.70 ' no
Nfjr York Central. 1923-83 7 5.".*. B.40
N Y., N. II * II...1922-24 4'j-5-fl <1.50 fl.OO
Norfolk * Western ir>2-2? 4'/i *. BO 125
Norfolk * Woe tern 1928-35 fi 5. HO 540
Northern Pacific... 1922-30 7 75 540
P?l. Fruit W*proM. 19JB-35 7 5.70 5 40
Prtn. Gen. Freight 1922-23 4-4',i .l.flO 1.25
r,.nn. Railroad 1923-35 fl 5 75 5.40
P?r? Marquette 1923-35 B 5.75 5,.".0
1MU. A Lake Erie. 192.1-38 fl-B'i 5.75 .1.50
WeAtTTng Company. .1922-27 4', 5.70 5.50
nraboard Air Line.. 1M3-ST 4'4-r.-fl ?.12 n.90
southern Pacific . .19 ?2-2fl 44 5.85 r,.40
southern Pacific.... 1923-35 fl-7 5.80 5.88
K atliern Railway. .1922-2B 4V*-S 8.73 5.10
PoUtliern Railway. .1923-33 B 5,8". 5 50
P\ L. A Han Fran. .1921-3.1 B 5.81 5-,0
T'nlim Pacific 1921-35 T fi.no 5 .10
V'rglnlsn Railway. 1922-35 fl 8.88 8.88
rK>rv!?Yf,vA'i?fa oil.
oVf.'V'lT'V. AtrTT r : ,<t> *3 "V
Run. iw.Ui".. avriaso. 54,H?.'i. Kliiiim-uu,
IT.M<3. a.eiaa^. 43.08).
$4,555,000
Metropolitan Edison Company
(PENNSYLVANIA)
First and Refunding Mortgage Gold Bonds, Series " B," 6%
Denominations, f1,000, $500 and $100 Due February 1, 1952
Price 983A and Interest, Yielding About 6.10%
Redeemable as a whole or in part upon thirty days' published notice, on any interest payment date to and
including August 1, 1931, at 110; thereafter to and including Auguat 1, 1941, at 107; and thereafter to and
including August 1,1951, at 105; plus accrued interest in each caae. Interest payable without deduction
for Federal Income Taxes now or hereafter, deductible at the source not in excesa of 2%.
Legal Investments for Savings Banks in the States of Vermont and New Hampshire.
Free of the Present Pennsylvania Four Mill Tax and Tax Refund in Massachusetts
and Connecticut (as outlined more fully in descriptive circular).
Application will be made in due course to list this series of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange.
be further secured by a .direct mortgage lien
on all property now owned or hereafter ac
quired, subject to only $2,570,000 under
lying (closed mortgages) bonds now out-*
standing with the public.
The replacement value of the Company's
property as of October 31, 1920; as deter
mined by independent Consulting Engineers,
plus subsequent expenditures, amounts to
&i 1,611,838. The inclusion of the Company's
investment in securities of affiliated com
panies gives an aggregate figure of $15,350,918,
as compared with the total bonded debt to
be outstanding with public, including this
issue, of $8,718,000.
For the twelve months ended February 28,
1922, gross earnings, including other income,
were $2,782,663 and net earnings, $1,092,088,
as compared with annual interest on the total
mortgage indebtedness of $529,240.
Metropolitan Edison Company First and Ref. Mortgage 5% Gold Bonds, due August 1, 1922, with
final coupon attached, will be accepted in payment at 100% and accrued interest to date of delivery.
The** bond* are offered for delivery when, a* and if issued and received by us. and subject to approval of counsel. Temporary bonds, latv
exchangeable for definitive bonds, will be ready for delivery about May 1, 1922. The above statements are official or are based on information
which we regard as reliable, and, while we do not guararfee them, they are the data upon which we have acted in the purchase of this security.
HALSEY, STUART & CO.
INCORPORATED
49 Wall Street, New York * Phone Hanover 8000
CHICAGO ? NEW YORK ? PHILADELPHIA ? BOSTON ? DETROIT ? MILWAUKEE ? ST. LOUIS . MINNEAPOLIS
The Metropolitan Edison Company owns and
operates electric light and power properties in
an extensive territory in Eastern Pennsylvania,
serving Reading and Lebanon, Pa., and 64
other communities, and supplies practically
all of the current used by the Reading Transit
& Light Company. At the present time, about
60% of the Company's gross earnings is de
rived from the sale of electrical energy for power
purposes. The population of the territory
served is estimated at 300,000.
The possibilities for the development of the
electric power business are very large, the
prospects for new and increased sales forming
one of the most important features in the ex
tensive territory served by the Company.
These Bonds, in the opinion of counsel,, will
be secured by a first mortgage lien upon a por
tion of the property of the Company, and will
The Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad Company
To the Holders of The Denver & Rio Grande First and
Refunding 5% Bonds.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Committee has extended
UNTIL AND INCLUDING APRIL 21, 1922, the time for the deposit
under the Deposit Agreement dated January 31, 1922, of undeposited
Denver & Rio Grande First and Refunding 5% Bonds.
Holders of First and Refunding Bonds not heretofore deposited who
desire to cooperate with the undersigned Committee should deposit
their bonds, with coupon payable February 1, 1922, and all subsequent
coupens attached, with The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company, De
positary. or with any of the below named Sub-Depositaries. As here
tofore The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company will advance the amount
of tlie February 1st interest coupon to depositing bondholders who indi
cate their desire to receive such advance at the time of depositing their
bonds.
Dated, April 3. 1922.
JAMES H. PERKINS. Chairman.
F. A. DEWEY, Secretary.
22 William Street.
New York City.
R. WALTER LEIGH,
j. h. McClement,
JOHN G. LONSDALE (St. Loui. ,
WILLIS D. WOOD,
Committer.
Depositary:
THE FARMERS' LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
22 William Street, New York City
Sub-Depositaries:
Merchant* l.oan A Truat Co., Chicago
The National Hank of Commerce In St. I.ovW, St. LouU, Mo.
Hanker* Tmat Company, Itenver. Colo.
Hope A Company. Amsterdam, Holland
TKn Vartnnra1 I itatt nnH T fit mt f !<imnanV. V.lit .. 1.1 P nr L ami r fc
T*
NOnCK OF KBOKMPTIOJC.
Ta halter* af Victory notee and ?lliw
ecacanud:
Notice In hereby riven aa follows:
I?fall for redemption of_Jt% Tor oenl
Victory jiaiee.?All of'tha Mi por com eerlei
of United Statea of America convertible Gold
Note* of 1022-1023, otherwise known as 8V?
Per rent Victory Note*, are hereby railed for
redemption on June 15. 1922, pursuant to the
nrovtelon for redemption contained In the
Note* and In Treasury Department circular
number 188, dated April SI. 1819. undw
whlrh tha Notea wore orlflnally lssu?d. In
teract on all Victory notea of the 3?i per
nont serle* will reaae on aald redemption
date, June flK 1929.
9?Suspension and Termination of Victory
note eoarerelon privilege?In view otthe call
for ?he redemption of all 3V per cent Victory
note* on June 15. 1922, and pureuant to the
provision* of laid Treasury Department cir
cular number 139. the privilege of <-onv*r
I elan of Vlclorr MIM of cither aeries Into
| Victory notea of the othe^ itrlu I* hereby
? euepemled from February 9. 1922, 'o June IK.
1933. both Inclusive. and on June 1?.
will terminate. Victory notes eccordlnRly
ceaee to be Irteroonvwtlble. effeenlve Febru
ary 9. 1922. and on and after ttiat date no
convention* of the note* may b* made.
8? Detailed Information a* to the presenta
tion and aurrander of (V per oent Victory
: note* for redemption Is Riven In Treasury
1 Department circular number i'77, dated Feb
I ruary 9, 1922, copies of which are available
at the Treasury and the Federal Beeerva
Bank*.
A. TV MKLljOtr.
Srcrttary of th* Treasury, ^e&. 9, 19J5.
U. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES.
Month. Ter Set. Appx.
1922. Cent. Bid A*k Bid. Yield, j
?June. 4U 1001-8 100 7-32 100 1-8 3.07
?June... SH 100 3-8 100 15-32 100 3-8 3. On j
Auk 51* 100 21-32 100 3-4 100 21-32 3.1.1 j
?Sept... 41fc. 100 13-33 100 1-2 , 00 13-32 3.31 1
?Sept. . . :>W 100 23-J2 100 27-32 100 23-32 8.3D
'IW.... 4H |0H 19-32 10(1 89-32 100 10-32 3 <2
1023.
March r.4 100.-.S ]swi II 10 100 5 8 3.18
Mexican
Public Utility Co.
Serving one of the most progressive
icities on the Atlantic Coast, requires
-mall financing (about $1,000,000)
for consolidating and further develop i
linfc properties to meet present de
tnanda; a going enterprise of merit.1 j
barked by large foreign interests de -I
siring American banking connections
Negotiations will be opened only with'
a house of high standing and financial
responsibility. Address Box O 849<
Herald, Fulton St.
Consulting Engineer
Best of European connections and
intimately acquainted with Euro
pean business and conditions, desires
to associate himself with representa
tive American business concern or
bank having European interests,
either in advisory capacity in this
country 01 as representative in
Europe Address Box O 850 Herald,
Fulton St.
May...-** 100.M 100.90 100 M 3.B1
1924.
Mun?. . .VW ??*" 10.1 1-2 103 1 -4 4.09
103 1-8 103 1-4 103 1-16 4 09
?March. 4?* 401 T-ltJ 101 0-1? iTil 7-10 4.18
1920.
?March. 4?t 102 102 I S lot 1* 10 4.1*
?AecclrtaWr wytttsnt of l> 1 .*! in un
the date* ?l iiiiuurll}.
To the Stockholders of the
RAY HERCULES COPPER COMPANY:
The plan cf reorganization of the Ray Hercules Copper Company
as RAY HERCULES MINES, INC., embodied in our letter and Plan
of Reorganization dated December 27, 1921, is hereby declared opera
tive to take effect April 5, 1922, a sufficient amount of stock of the New
Company having been subscribed for that purpose.
The date of April 5 has been set as the last day for the de
posit of old stock and subscriffCion to new stock under the plan
of reorganization. No further subscriptions will be received
after that date.
TUCKER. BARTHOLOMEW & CO.,
50 Congress St., Boston.
R EORGAN IZAT ION
MANAGERS
GEO. A. HUHN & SONS.
Ill Broadway, New York.
Bellevue Court Bldg.. Phila., Pa.
LUCK
When a man win# by
speculation he is called
lucky. But luck isn't n
thing you can depend upon.
If you are seeking a sub
stantial return on your
money without the ele
ment of chance or luck,
investigate?
7a/ COLUMBIA
/O First Mortgage
GOLD BONDS
(Normal Federal Income Tax up i
to \% Paid)
They'll convince you that arood
Judgmeat and conservatism Is
better than luck?every time.
Write for Booklet BO.
COLUMBIA
V-MORTCAGE
COMPANY
4 EAST 43** ST. ? NEW YORK.
Phone Vandrrhllt #340.
TO THB HOLDER* OK
NORFOLK * WKMTKRX It All.WAY
COMPANY
Fonr Year Wi Per Cent. SwnrfJ Geld N?Im
Due May 1. 1M4.
Notice l? hereby glv?n. a* provided In
Article 4 of the agreement dated May i.
Iff'JO, between the Norfolk A Weftern Rail
way Company and the riuarantv Trust Com
pany of New York, trustee, that the Norfol',.
I Wtatern Railway Company lias elected to
redeem and pay on May I, 1022, all of Its
outstanding Four Year fil* Per Cent. K?
nired Gold Notea Issued thereunder. to wit
note* hearing numbers 1 to 2!W> Inclusive,
at 101% of par and accrued Intereat
Holders of the abova notee are reques'ed
to preaent them for payment on or after
May I. 1022. at the Trust Department of the
Guaranty Trust Company of New York. 140
n oadwar, New York City.
After May 1, 1022, Interest on the nntat
will r?aso snd the coupons maturing after
said date will become null and void. Cou
pons due May 1. 1B22. should be dttftchad
snd presented for payment In the usual
manner.
NORFOLK A WBBTKRN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
tt. i: 'i. %T,t"*' VirePrael ?
X'an u i < b. uarj 'JO, II'--'
The
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN
and HARTFORD
RAILROAD COMPANY
la the Stockholders:
NOTICE !? hereby given 111*.: the An
nual Meeting of tlia Stockholders of the
Now York, New Haven anil Hartford
Railroad Company will bo held In the
Assembly Hall of the Hotel Garde, cor
ner of Meadow Street and Columbus
Avenue. New Haven, Connecticut, on
Wednesday. April l?th, 192S, at 12:00
o'clock noon, for the following purposes:
1. To consider and take appropriate
action upon the Statement of the
affairs of The New York. New Haven
end Hartford Railroad Company for
the year ending December 81. 19-1
and all acts described therein oi
reported at said meeting.
2. To elect a Board of Directors to
servo until the next annual meeting
and until their smcceseors slisll have
been elected and qualified. ,
3xTo consider and act upon
(a) A proposition to ratify, confirm
and approve of the execution by
the officers of this Company
nf an agreement dated January
1S, 1922. between James O.
Davis, Director General of Rail
roads, this Company, and the
Guaranty Trust Company, of
New York, amending Equipment
Trust Agreement No. 83, dated
January IS, 1920.
Cb) A proposition to ratify, confirm
and approve the execution by
tho officers of this Compar
er a lease to the New York,
Westchester and Boston Rail
way Company of that portion
of tills Company's right of way
between Moun' Vernon, New
Vork, and l.archmont, New
Vork. upon which ssld Railway
Company's tracks are now con
structed and operated.
<c) A proposition to ratify, confirm
snd approve the issue bv this
Companv of Ita bonds, notes, or
other evidence* of Indebtedness
to finance or secure loans made
snd to ba mads by the United
States.
(d> A proposition to Issue this Com
pany's bonds, notes or other evi
dences of Indebtedness for re
funding or otherwise discharging
the existing obligations of this
< ompany before, at or after the
maturity thereof.
tej A proposition to Isaue this Com
pany's bonda, notes or other evl
"tences of Indebtedness to pro
> Ide funda for additions to or
ettenslons or betterments of this
Company's propertj
For the purpose of this meeting the
transfer books of the Companv will be
closed from the cloae of business March
28, lf?22, and reopened on April 20, 1052
Hated at Neio Haven. Connecticut,
'hit 28 fh day nf March, 1012.
Rv order of the Rosrd of I>lreetor?
ARTHUR E. CLARK. Hecrefor,,.
THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY
To the holder* of First Mortgage Twenty-Year Eight Per Cent. Sinking Fund Gold Bonds#
issued under and secured by First Mortgage and Deed of Trust, dated as of May 1, 19211
NOTICE is hereby given by the Undersigned, as Sinking Fund Agent, that notice has been received
from The Union Trust Company (of Cleveland, Ohio) as Trustee under said First Mortgage and Deed
of Trust, that in accordance with the provisions of Article II of said First Mortgage and Deed of Trust,
it has designated by lot for redemption on May 1, 1922, out of monies to be paid to the Trustee before
said date by the Company as and for a Sinking Fund $750,000 principal amount of First Mortgage
Twenty-Year Eight Per Cent. Sinking Fund Gold Bonds of denominations respectively bearing the
following numbers, to wit:
BONDS OF DENOMINATIONS OF $1000
78 2,302 3,958 5,846 7,614 9,310 11,416 13,766 16,255 17,910 20,447 22,484 24,402 25,983
101 2,325 3,960 5,892 7,626 9,321 11,423 13,896 16,279 17,912 20,536 22,500 24,413 26,003
293 2,334 3,995 5,912 7,686 9,354 11,495 13,913 16,336 18,087 20,579 22,503 24.428 26,038
330 2,346 4,003 5,9\4 7,740 9,493 11,573 13,938 16,341 18,099 20,597 22,539 24,479 26,048
343 2,353 4,039 5,915 7,765 9,510 11,641 14,054 16,384 18,206 20,607 22,558 24,528 26,056
383 2,372 4,079 5,916 7,771 9,571 11,642 14,086 16,444 18,299 20,617 22,586 24,544 26,124
397 2,401 4,118 5,958 7,849 9,592 11,669 14,099 16,488 18,470 20,683 22,617 24,546 26,169
399 2,402 4,122 6,036 7,853 9,632 11,743 14,162 16,510 18,512 20,694 22,666 24,582 26,189
447 2,423 4,141 6,103 7,923 9,698 11,744 14,194 16,523 18,552 20,697 22,734 24,647 26,248
504 2,496 4,148 6,178 7,968 9,706 11,777 14,260 16,534 18,674 20,706 22,745 24,677 26,324
534 2,520 4,184 6,381 7,996 9,788 11,827 14,266 16,578 18,684 20,714 22,756 24,695 26,354
673 2,525 4,243 6,416 8,034 9,805 11,851 14,267 16,596 18,6?g 20,826 22,765 24,721 26,369
682 2,542 4,301 6,420 8,112 9,829 11,858 14,288 16,615 18,785 20,886 22,784 24,733 26,476
690 2,617 4,323 6,507 8,129 9,836 11,933 14,307 16,641 18,881 20,953 22,872 24,788 26,490
707 2,681 4,343 6,546 8,147 9,843 11,963 14,367 16,699 18,902 20,962 22,883 24,806 26,519
764 2,703 4,345 6,552 8,157 9,852 11,967 14,393 16,732 18,911 20,979 22,897 24,891 26,548
813 2,707 4,471 6,583 8,193 9,916 11,972 14,414 16,742 18,934 20,981 22,959 24,924 26,605
840 2,734 4,547 6,591 8,209 9,986 11,974 14,481 16,746 18,958 20,998 23,001 24,929 26,639
890 2,744 4,593 6,604 8,217 10,007 12,025 14,564 16,799 18,990 21,015 23,025 24,940 26,649
893 2,779 4,599 6,634 8,222 10,058 12,027 14,569 16,837 19,093 21,082 23,111 24,989 26,660
909 2,863 4,632 6,675 8,302 10,177 12,099 14,578 16,866 19,125 21,269 23,219 24,998 26,694
938 2,879 4,642 6,795 8,305 10,182 12,169 14,607 16,920 19,126 21,418 23,241 25,009 26,727
949 2,886 4,700 6,847 8,314 10,285 12,271 14,663 16,965 19,132 21,437 23,278 25,015 26,797
1,021 2,946 4,701 6,862 8,346 10,307 12,274 14,736 17,060 19,144 21,458 23,420 25,032 26,810
1,097 2,972 4,819 6,881 8,397 10,389 12,276 14,777 17,071 19,182 21,520 23,466 25,042 26,829
1,151 2,999 4,825 6,911 8,407 10,393 12,344 14,816 17,220 19,185 21,523 23,494 25,114 26,832
1,155 3,075 4,859 6,993 8,470 10,429 12,382 14,884 17,221 19,248 21,529 23,517 25,120 26,905
1,162 3,223 4,922 7,018 8,475 10,461 12,383 14,941 17,232 19,271 21,547 23,521 25,140 26,945
1,173 3,227 4,925 7,022 8,492 10,462 12,477 14,968 17,238 19,325 21,581 23,622 25,174 26,950
1,191 3,232 4,990 7,063 8,533 10,466 12,593 15,047 17,250 19,406 21,586 23,625 25,177 26,980
1,206 3,247 5,005 7,077 8,602 10,554 12,608 15,227 17,255 19,416 21,610 23,633 25,190 27,015
1,213 3,271 5,019 7,083 8,616 10,560 12,698 15,342 17,344 19,437 21,639 23,659 25,205 27,024
1,321 3,335 5,039 7,122 8,617 10,576 12,807 15,349 17,387 19,508 21,692 23,705 25,222 27,067
1,438 3,374 5,053 7,213 8,659 10,653 12,812 15,371 17,415 19,538 21,811 23,727 25,250 27,109
1,456 3,413 5,094 7,214 8,714 10,693 12,916 15,398 17,441 19,565 21,814 23,756 25,308 27,114
1,470 3,420 5,099 7,243 8,755 10,724 12,963 15,577 17,483 19,634 21,822 23,782 25,317 27,189
1,493 3,532 5,103 7,268 8,859 10,752 13,211 15,587 17,536 19,695 21,837 23,790 25,416 27,228
1,654 3,540 5,250 7,269 8,889 10,755 13,281 15,709 17,5t4 19,769 21,869 23,802 25,454 27,265
1,685 3,566 5,306 7,330 8,932 10,776 13,304 15,733 17,612 19,787 21,972 23,807 25,510 27,290
1,708 3,567 * 5,327 7,378 8,942 10,794 13,320 15,789 17,622 19,892 22,009 23,826 25,518 27.314
1.790 3,643 5,343 7,381 8,948 10,841 13,341 15,875 17,697 19,944 22,065 23,852 25,537 27,481
1.791 3,659 5,374 7,384 9,035 10,854 13,356 15,890 17,736 19,964 22,175 23,904 25,539 27,497
1,801 3,682 5,391 7,385 9,063 10,875 13,373 15,938 17,752 19,980 22,199 23,925 25,552 27,500
1,849 3,742 5,396 7,390 9,079 10,912 13,456 15,973 17,771 20,095 22,217 23,935 25,564 27,546
1,859 3,744 5,475 7,414 9,124 10,953 13,462 16,010 17,784 20,174 22,281 24,043 25,565
1,878 3,773 5,585 7,466 9,159 10,956 13,491 16,037 17,795 20,192 22,326 24,119 25,646
1,933 3,792 5,609 7,480 9,164 11,114 13,580 16,152 17,808 20,230 22,352 24,190 25,657
2,072 3,822 5,752 7,496 9,173 11,177 13,667 16,162 17,834 20,234 22,368 24,214 25,734
2,173 3,824 5,814 7,531 9,201 11,222 13,694 16,163 17,856 20,291 22,431 24,292 25,787
2,205 3,913 5,833 7,536 9,281 11,404 13,731 16,188 17,909 20,408 22,457 24,378 25,812
BONDS OF DENOMINATIONS OF $500
21 399 524 768 859 996 1,266 1,469 1,757 2,031 2,208 2,333 2,528 2,720
149 407 577 773 875 1,027 1,320 1,498 1,767 2,055 2,213 2,394 2,529 2,743
232 417 581 777 912 1,069 1,341 1,602 1.772 2,077 2,220 2,409 2,559 2,822
270 419 614 787 940 1,179 1,344 1,619 1,826 2,091 2,250 2,412 2,570 2,827
354 441 615 823 986 1,181 1,363 1,669 1,858 2,092 2,283 2,436 2,623 2,843
357 509 628 839 989 l(237 1,382 1,711 1,995 2,104 2,284 2,450 2,658 2,847
387 513 679 845 990 1,*56 1,458 1,715 2,023 2,204 2,327 2,459 2,712 2,854
2,856
BONDS OF DENOMINATIONS OF $100
4 68 553 758 1,082 1,371 1,705 1,836 1,962 2,105 2,197 2,501 2,754 3,031
14 105 604 823 1,145 1,425 1,767 1,910 1,963 2,106 2,244 2,504 2,778 3,055
42 372 671 886 1,148 1,600 1,794 1,935 2,035 2,136 2,366 2,577 2,985 3,159
45 407 682 962 1,285 1,618 1,826 1,945 2,042 2,188 2,384 2,620 3,029 3,177
71 462 712 1,053 1,316 1,691 1,830 1,958 2,051
Said bonds so designated for redemption are payable on May 1, 1922, at the principal office of
CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, New York, or at the principal office of
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY, Cleveland, Ohio, upon presentation and surrender of said bonds,
I atone hundred and twenty per cent, of the principal amount thereof, and the interest accrued to said
May 1, 1922, provided funds for the purpose are deposited by the Company with the Trustee before
said date.
Dated March 25, 1922.
Dillon, Read & Co.
Sinking Fund Agent
| KI.ECTIONS AM) MKKTINGH
UNITED STATES KtllttEK COMPANY
New Brunswick, New Jersey, March 2nd. 1922.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Thirtieth
Annual Meeting of th* Stockholders ol the
United State* Rubber Company will ho held m
tlie principal office of the company. In the ? r .
of New Brunswick, New Jeraey, on Tuesday.
April 18th, 1022. at It '30 o'clock A. M.. for
the election of Directors and for the transa1'
tlon of any and all business that may properly
como before the meeting. Including consider
ing and voting upon the approval and ratifi
cation of all purchases, contracts, acts, pro
ceedings, election* and appointments by the
Board of Dlrwctors and the Executive Com
mittee since the Twenty-ninth Annual Meet
| Ing of the Stockholders of the <Wmpany, held
i on April 10th. 1921, and of all matters re
I ferred to In the Thirtieth Annual Report to
stockholders, w hich will be r ?nt to St<^k <
holders before the meeting, and In the pro
ceedings of the Board of Directors and the
Kiecutlve Committee, which, until the meet
ing, will be open to examination by Stock
holders of re??rd during business hoiws at
? he New York office of the Company. 17nfi
' Broadway.
i The Transfer Books will not be closed, but
the New Jersey Corporation law will not
allow to be voted any share of stoclc which
nhalt i.ave been transferred after Marcb
29th, 1322.
By order of the Board of Directors.
SAMUEL NORR18. Secretary.
THE (. HESAPKAKE AND OHIO RAII.WAY
COMPANY.
NOTICE OF ANNUAi. MEETING.
Richmond, Virginia, February 17, 1922.
NOTICE IB HEREBY OJVEN that the
Annual Meeting of the 8to< Ttholder* of The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company will
he held, as provided In the By-Laws, at the
general office of the Company In the City of
I Richmond, Virginia, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of April, 1022, at eleven o'clock A. M.
(1) for the election of directors;
(2) to approve, ratify and confirm such
action theretofore taken or authorized by
the Board of Directors or by the Executive
Committee of the Company, whether pur
suant to any previous authorization by the
l Stockholders or otherwise, as may be sub
I mltted to the meeting, and
ca> to transact such other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books will be closed at
the office of ths Company, No. <11 Rrosdway.
! New Y'ork City, on Friday, the 24th day of
March, 1952. at three o'clock p. m.. and will
be reopened on Wednesday, the 19th day of
April. 1022, at ten o'clock a. m.
By order of the Board of Directors:
A. TREVVETT. Secretary.
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVH COMPANY.
30 Church 8tre*t, New York City.
March 20. 1022
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
I this Company will be held at the office of
?he Company at 30 Church Street. New Yorl<
I'lty. on Tuesday, the eighteenth day of
April. 1922, at twelve o'clock noon, for the
! i'Urpoc- of electing four Directors for the
j term of three year*, and for the transaction
of such other business as msy properly come
1 before the meeting.
! The polls will open at twelve o'clock noon
| end remain open for one-half hour. ,
i The stock transfer booka of th* Company
: will not be closed.
IIv order of the Board of Director*.
\V. 81'ENCER ROBERTSON. Secretary.
For tTflp that <? full of "p*p" ntut am
bition put your Want Ad. TUB A*EW
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' 777 1' rirrnlnH'-v hrinrit a hinh <t?j?e of
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE B. F. GOODRICH COMFAJf*
NOTICES.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
The II F. Goodrich Company will be held at
the offi'-e <.f the Company, 1780 Broadway,
Borough of Manhattan, Cl'y ami Stat< of
New Ynrlc, on Wrdfifldty, April 19, if22, at
10:80 A. M, for the following purposes:
(1) Electing (by the holders of the Common
Stock) six Director* to hold office for the
term of three year*; (2) ratifying and con
firming all actions taken at the various
meetings of (he liourd of Dlrwtors and Kxe -
utlve Committee 'the records of which will
foe presented at the meeting and will be open
to the Inspection of stockholders); (3) trans
act Ing surh other business as may prop
erty corn? before the meeting, or any ad
journment or adjournments thereof.
By order of the Board of Director*.
B. C,. WORK. President.
F. r. VAN CLBKr, Konetaiy
Dated March 31. 1021!.
A Npeclal Meeting of the ?;ockholder* of
The It. I". Goodrich Compnny is hereby spa
clally called to be held at the office of the
Company, 1780 Broadway, Borough of Man
hattan. City and state of New York, on
Wednesday, April 19, 1H32. at 11:00 A. M..
for the purpose of authorising tli? alteration
of the certificate of reorganization of th'
Corporation to conform with the recent
amendment of the stock Corporation I.aw of
tho H'ate of New York so as to provide thai
the Corporation will carry on business with
a stated capital consisting of the aggregate
of the amounts received by It as consideration
for the Issuance of Its shares wltli no nomi
nal or par value, the aggregate par value
of all Issued and utstanrting shares, If any,
having a nominal or par value, and suoh
additional amounts as from time to time mav
? by resolution of the Board of Directors of
the Corporation be transferred thereto.
By order of the Board of Director*.
B. n, WORK, President,
r. C. VAN CLEEF, Secretary.
Dated March 31. 1922
UNITED CIGAR STORKS COMPANY
OF UOUICA.
ANNUAL MEETING OK STOCKHOLDER.-"
Notice Is hereby given that the annual (nett
ing of Stockholders of the t'nlted 'igar
Stores Company of America win be held on
the 21st day of April. 1022. at two o clock
in the aft?rnoon. at the principal office of
?Ve Company. No. 1T. Exchange rtace. Jersey
I City, New Jersey, for the purpose "f elect
ing alt (*) director* of the first ciaaa. to
! hold office for a term of three (3) years
each.
! The stock transfer books will not he closed.
I In accordance with the law* of the Stare of
' New Jersey, no stock csn be yeted on Which
I >ia* been transferred on the books of the
jCompanv within twenty (20) d?>* ne*t pi?
cedlng this election
Dated April 3. 1922.
r. I BBC TON. Secretary.
I HIT/ < ARI.TON RKMTAl'RANT AND HO
TBL COMPANY
i"H Madison Avenue,
New York City
I The Annusl Meeting of *'ie Stockholders of
| thla Corporation will be held en Tuesday, the
1 nth day ot April, at 11 o'clock A. M . at
, 'he office of the Coloration, No. 37* Madi
son Avenue, Borough of Manhattan, '"Ity of
! New Yolk, for the purpose of electing a
lloard of Directors, and receiving and acting
! upon "i" reports of the offlcets, a id for the
i transacilon of tucli other business as may}
properly co*re before lh? meeting.
In accordance with the By-Law* of the
| Company, only such persons shall be entitled
to vote i'l person or by proxy, who appear ss
toelinolders upon the transfer * ?' the
Corpot a!ion foi l'^: ly da; ? Im.ir d'.Mciy
preceding ?uc!i meei'-r
Ji>MN V, \TT, > etary.
I.'ated, Jfe? York. March ISth, lit.'-.
CLECTIONH AND MRETIMH.
I'll IIARI.KM KIVKfl AND POKT CHB9
TKIt i;\lli;nw> COMPANY.
To the Stockholder*:
NOTICB is hereby given that the Annuil
Vcotlf,!? of ih" s?to> k holder* of Thi Harlem
River and Port Chwier Railroad Company
will be htld in the office of the Company In
Cram! Central Terminal Building (Room
3040). New York. N Y . on Tuesday. April
IStii. 1022. at 12:(i0 o'clock noon, for tin
purpo*" of electing a Hoard of Director* and
tin Inspector)* of Election for the enauimt
year, ana for Die tr*n?actlon of such Mktr
Murine** a* niny properly come before raid
Kwtlnt.
Dated April 4 th. 1U22.
A [', ( I.AIiK. Soretatv.
PROPOSAI>
INVITATION TO CONTRACTORS.
Agreement "BP."
FurnUhlnff and Deliver! ; Steel Cover* an1!
fc'rame* for Low Ben li Duct Manhole* e'
Certain Rapid Transit Railroad* In the
Borough* of Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Contract No. i.
Sealed hid* or propoeala for furnishing and
deliver): ? at df^ignated plare* ateel covet*
and frames and **!>".* toe lumber panel* f' ?
low bori. h duct manhole* of certain Rapid
Transit Railroads In the Boroughs of Mar -
hatian and Bronklyi. Cl'y of Nev York, wi'l
ho received hv the Transit ConunlMlon of the
State of New York (hereinafter called the
"CommU*lon") on b?i'a f of the City of New
York at tin" office of the Conimlaalon at. No.
in Lafaytte street. Borough of Manhatta>
Ni" York City, until the twelfth day of
April, 1022. at eleven thirty fll :30> o'clock
A, M.. m' *'ilch time and place or at a later
date to be fl*ed by the Commlaalon the pro
posal* t\ii! be publicly opened.
The Contractor must complete all the worti
v< Ithin two (2) montha from the delivery of
the contract.
A fuller <i< scrlptlon of the work and other
nqrirMMnti, vrovlelon* and *peciflcatloi ?
ar>' kIv^ii In the form* of agreement*, horo
and contractor'* nropoeal an1 !n the con
tract drawlnif, which are to be deemed a part
of thl* Infttatlon and copies of which may ba
Inspected and purchased at the raid office of
the Commission.
No prop.>*al wilt he received unlees ac
companied by a separate ^erMfied check for
thr?i? hundred dollar* ifaOO-f"). payahin to
tlie o'der of the Comptroller of the City and
drawn upon a National or St*t? hank or tm*'
? ompany aatlsfactory to tha Commission and
havinjr It* prUv (pal Office In New York city.
Su'li (heck not be enclosed In th? en
velope containing the prnpoeal
l>ep..stt* made by bidder*, except ?h* low
eet and nc*t to Inweat bidder*, will be >*?
turned within ten Mf>> day* after the receipt
of bid*. The depoalt* of tha lowaat and nut
to lowe*t bldd-i* will be returned within
thrae (3) da>* after tha delivery of tha con
ttact.
T,, tight to reject any and all blda la ra
te rv*8.
New York, March 31. 1012.
TKANS'IT ''OMMIPFION.
By OBOROK McANENY. Chairman.
'\MKS B WAI.KKH, Secretary.
? IOI IP ?TloV
TUB Amherst National Bank of Buffalo.
?. located at the City of Buffalo. In the State
of New York, la cioalng It* affair*. All
note holder* and other creditors of 'ho as
eoflatlon are. thereto:e. hereby notified 'o
present the note* and other claim* for uay
ment. ?
Dated January 20. 1031'.
8. J. URBANSKI.
Caahlar.
THE rtroartway National Ban',; of Buffalo,
located at the City of Buffalo, In the State
Of New York. I* clrwlnit It* affal-s. All note
holder* and other credl <r? of the aseorla
tlon ere, therefore. 'ierrhv notified ?o r?
?,-ft Die note* and other claimi for paj-mtnt.
liai.d .lair #?-'
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