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Ask Your Banker About Them
YOUR banker will be pleased to explain the sound reasons that
led the Legislature to legalize 5W9b Guaranteed First Mortgages
or Certificates as approved investments for Trust Funds. We offer
these choice securities from $100 up. Invest in these by sending
us your check today.
New York Title and Mortgage Company
135 Broadway, New York 203 Montague St., Brooklyn
Long Island City Jamaica Staten Island White Plains
SHORT TERM NOTES.
Due. Bid. Asked.
Not. 1925 103 4 1024
Oct. 1933 1034 103 4
Sept. 2.'24 06 96 4
Oct. 1922 1007-16 100 9-16
IJCb. 1924 101 101 4
Dec. 1928
Nov. 1923
Nov. 1923
Jan. 1929
Jan. 1929
101 1014
1004 101 y,
1024 1024
99 4 99 4
1034 1034
103*1 1034
Kate.
AlumCo.ofAm . . 7
AlumCo.ofAm... 7
AmOottonOil.... 6
AmTel&Tel 6
AmTelATel ?
AmThread .6
A in Tobacco 7
AmTbbacco 7
AnacondaCop.. 6
AnacondaCop... 7
AngAmOil.Lid...74 April 1925
Armour,Con v.... 7 July 15.'30 1024 103
B&ORRCotl 6 April 1924 994 99 H
BellTelofCan.... 7 April 1925 102 4 102 4
BethlehemStl 7 July 15/23 102 4 102 7i
CanNorthernRy .54 Dec. 1922 1004 1004
CanNorthernRy. 54 Dec. 1924 094 100>4
<anPaclflcRy... . 6 Mar. 2/24 101 4 1014
Feb. 1927 94 4 954
Dec.1/22 101 3-16 1015-10
Feb.16/23 102 1024
Feb.15/24 102*4 103 4
Feb. 15/25 1034 104.4
July 15/23 1004 101 4
Nov. 1924 99 H 1004
April 1925
July 1923
Feb. 1933
Dec. 1930
Mar. 1924
CentArgentine... 6
<"onsGasofNY... 7
<'opErpAs3n,Inc.8
CopExpAssn.Inc.8
< 'opExp Assn. Inc. 8
CudahyPacldng.. 7
FederalSugRef... 6
TheBFGood.cnv. 7
GulfOilCorp ?
GulfOilCorp 7
HJHelnz 7
HockingValley... 6
HumbleO&R... .7
IRTconv 8
KanCityTerRy.. 6
KennecottCorp.. 7
I.acledeGLl&ref. 7
Philadelphia 6
Procter&Gamble .7
R JRey noldsTob. 6
SearsRoebuck... 7
SearsRoebuck... 7
Soivay 8
South wstBellTel. 7
984 98 v,
100 U 1004
103^ 103 H
104 4 105
994 1004
Mar. 15/23 100 13-16 101
Sept. 1922 814 824
Nov. 15/23 101 1014
Feb. 1930 1034 1034
084 984
964 964
1014 102
1004 100 >t'
Jan. 1929
Feb. 1944
Mar. 1923
Aug. 1922
Oct. 15/22 1004 1004
Oct. 15/23 1004 1004
Oct. 1927 103 4 104
April 1925 1024 102 4
SPUnDepotguar.54 Dec. 15/23 1004 1004
ft tandOllN "V 7 Jan. 1925-31 104 109
StandOUNY 64 May 1933 1054 106
Swift 7 Oct. 15,'25 1014 1014
Swift 7 Aug. 15/31 1024 1024
Mar. 1/23 1014 101&
Sept. 15/22
April 1936
April 1925
May 1924
TheTexaaCo.... 7
I'tahSecCorp... .6
VacuumOil 7
WestElecCo.ron. 7
WlsKdisCocnv. .6
994 100
1064 107
108 4 109
96 4 974
V. s. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES.
Mr
1922.
?June..
"June..
AUR.. .
?Sept..
"Sept .
* 1 >ee. .
lota.
?Mar...
May...
1924.
?June.
?Sept..
102*.
?Mar..
1020.
?Mar..
Per
Cent.
Bid.
As Iced.
Sat. Apprnx.
Bid. yield.
100 3-32 100 3-16
100 11-32 100 7-10
100.V8 100 23-33
100 13-32 100 1 -2
100 23-82 100 27-32
100 10-32 100 23-32
100 19-32 100 23
100.88 100.92
3.08
3.02
3.10
100 3-32
100 11-32
100 r.-8
100 13-32 3.24
100 23-32 3.21
100 19-32 3.40
100 19-32 3.48
103 3-8
103 3-16
10.1 1-2
103 5-16
103 3-8
103 3-10
4.08
4.06
"l\ 101 3-8 101 1-2
101 T-8 102
"Acceptable in payment of
on tlie dates of maturity.
101 7-8 4.20
Federal taxe*
PRODUCE.
APPf.ES?King. bbl., $0#7.50; Stark, $3. TO
10: Baldwin, $3<g8! Wagener. $3?7; Northern
'Pjr, $llft 11; Hen Da via. russet,
$39(1.30: ordinary- ungraded 4$ , 30; New
town pippin. WMtfrn, box, $2.23flf4; wine
rap, $2ft4.23; Spltzenberg, $2.23? 4: Western
Pearnialn, A. Black, $2.13<?3.f>0;
Home Beauty, $2?4; delicious, $294; Ben
T'avls, *2-53.40.
BEANS?Marrow. choice, domestic, 10O lh:< .
*(..73ft7; pea, $7.13?7.2rmedium, $7.13gi
7.2S: Kotenashl, Japanese. Jt.lfifl: medium,
Rumania, $0.23?(1.30; red kidney, $8.3.'WI8..'iO;
Imperial. $8.."ft; whit# kidney, $10?10.23.
III TTEIt?Creamery, higher than extras, !
IK. ;r7?.T7'-4c.; extra*. 0*2 score, ; flrit?,
I Si ; second*. ii'V-r.; lower grade*. .'10
""1 tic.; centralized car*, no *core, 3.V,?.e.:
?!? ''ore, 34V493.V.: R8 score, SSHtfMtfc.: HA
to S7 store, 32<4?33Vj|C.j unsalted, higher
t> a*t extras. 38Vi**30c.; extras, 02 acoiv. |
;?-< 11 .".Rf.; firsts, .'14t??37c.; seconds, 32%? |
r.4c.; lower grades, 30?32c.; State dftlr,
finest, 33>._ft3Uc.; iroorl to prime,
'Mr. -, common to fair. 28?32c.; ladles, cur
rent make, extrns, 20' _.ft 27'?c.; firsts, 24ft
: seconds, 22'aft 23c.; lower (trades. 2<V?
?JL'c,; packlntr stock, current make. No. t,
i.::c.; No. 2, 21?22c.; lower grades, 18?20Hc.
CIIKESE?New York State flats, fresh
specials. 1R'410c.: avdrage run, 17>i9lllc ;
twins, fresh specials. t 18'ac.; average run.
17' ..ft 18c.; flats, held specials, 24?23c.;
twins, held specials, 23? 24c.: Wisconsin,
fresh double daisies, 18'4ft 10'*c.: single
daisies. 18' i?18*ic.: Young Americas, 23c.
RUfiH.?Fresh ratlicred extras, dozen, 30ft
31c.: storage packed, extra firsts. 20?29Hc.: I
firsts, 27',jft'-""4c.; regular packed, extra
firsts, 27,5rff2R',4c.; flratn, CWS7c.; seconds,!
23'4W24Vic.; trade eggs, 23Vi?14c.; dirties,
storage packed. No. t, 23ft23',ic.; regular
packed. No. 1. 22':023c.; No. 2 and poorer.
2 1 ft22c.; checks, fair to choice, dry, 21 'iff
22'ie.; New Jersey, hennery whites, candle 1
extras, 38?3Pc.; uncandled extras, 3fl?37c.;
nearby and nearby Western hennery whites,
sieraRB ext: as, 311c.; extra firsts, 33939c.;
firsts, 29ft 32c.: nearby gathered whites,
f'rsts to extra firsts, 2flff34c.; under grad.-s,
27W2SC.: Pacific coast whites, extras, 37c.;
fvtra firsts, 3A0IOc.; firsts, 30932c.: und'-r
grades, 28?21lc.: oth^r Western and South 1
.rit, rnthered ? liltes, 27932c.; nearby and
jvarbv Western hennerv browns, extra, 32c.; !
rear by brown and mixed colors, gathered
>\tiar, 301131c.; firsts to extra firsts. 23?<
in-JA' .r.; d'lck e>;gs. Ballmore, Maryland and (
?* trglnla. 40?4.V.; Western and prime South- ?
.in, 3.1#40c. ; far Southern, good to prime,
::oft3.V.; goose eggs, $ 1.2.V1T 1,"0
POTATOES?Maine, 1?o lbs., $3.50#4; |fl3
li s., 1393.23; State. 180 lbs., $3.5003.73; j
Slate and Maine, 130 lbs., $2.7503; Jersop, .
130 lbs., $1.30ft2; I.ong Island, bbl.. $4?4.30; i
vimlnls. second crop. $2.75; Bermuda, bbl..!
(.ytlt; Florida, bhl., $2 3000: cobblers, $2? j
7 23; sweets, Jersey, bsk., $2 25ft 3; Deia
vare and Maryalnd, *1.HO02.2fl; Virginia.
Vbl? $2.7IK?3.78; yams. Virginia, bbl., $1.3041- i
,1.73; South Carolina, crt., $1.2501.10:
tlenrgla. bsk., $1.73.
roVt,tBV,l>RIHMCt>-CHICKBN8: Frozen i
broilers, 2794SC.; fryers. 27iff>32c ; roasters.
fresh stags, 2l(ff27c.: frozen. 22ft> i
20C.; fowls, fresh Western, boxes. 2.W^1c ; |
l egs. 2flfl32c.: bbl*., dry. 23fl:i1c.; Iced,
v :w.30c.; frosen, 22ft32c., old cocks, fresn,
2"ft23c.; frozen. 2'Oft 23c.; capons, frozen,
Western, 3?<?48c.; turkeys, young, fresh, .i'ft
?tc.: frozen, No. 1, 47?31c.; poor to good.
.V>fr inc.; old toms. 38#4So.; old hens, 40*&
I Mr. ducks, Long Island, spring. 36o.;
\Ve*tsrn. frozen, 20B20c.; Reese, Western,
frozen, 20B2fic.; geese. Western, frozen, 13*9
20c squabs, fresh, white, doz., $4-910
POI'I.TKY, I.IVK?Fowls, freight, 286303,:
expri-ss, 28W32e.; chickens, freight, 21ft42c.;
express, 2893*>c.; spring broilers, freight,
7<i,?, express, 40970<'.; capons, freight or ex
press. 33*f40<\; old rooster*, freight, 14c.;
turkeys, freight, 23?30c.; expre**, 33ff40c.:
thicks, freight, 22Kf24c.; express, 28?33c.;
Vusi-ovey, 17c.; geese, freight, 13#18c.; ex
m*ms, i off'. Wo.; pigeons, pair, OOP.; Oulneas,
fmif, 70c., rabbits, freight or express, 920
He.
|,|U STOCK AND MKAT PRICES.
T'r.niinon (o prime steer*. 100 lb*. #(1.000 '.riO
t'ornmon to .iiolce bulla, list lbs. 4.23^ 5.30
't otnmon to choice cow*, 100 lb*. 1.13? 3.23 j
'Common to choice veals, 100 lbs. (I.0t?ff12.30 ;
Icomnwn to prime ewe*. 1<s> lbs. 7.30
Common to prime lambs, 100 lb*. 10 00? 14.00
l]llv? hogs. 100 lbs '. 10.7.VS ll.r.O
"IM-essed beef, steer sides, lb lift 14c.
|clty dressed veals, lb 10(920 ?.
'j i -ssert mutton, lb 12?20\
ftiressrd ?ctliers. 1b 1#?22e
X'li-L^ed lam"' , city, lb 37932c
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
Granby 8s 1025
1 92ig
Havana Bleo
5s 1982
Hocking Valley
eon 4Hb 10W
4 85ia
3 85
Hudson ft Man
1st lftrf AIs <7
I 8ii8
7 81
6 ?1U
1 81
1 801a
Hudson* Man
adl U?o Is 17
2 671a
8 57U
1 4 571a
HI Cent 8Ms 38
1 108
m Cent ?Hs *4
5 997g
3 100
5 997g
111 Cent 4s 1953
5 803U
Illinois Central
CStL ft N O
la A 1883
3 847g
1 95
Indiana Steel
1st 8s 1882
1 9978
Inst for En of
Agrl *ha 1843
2 42
Interb Rap T
1st ft rf 6* 66
1 5 6fil2
9 05314
20 651a
57 65314
45 66
2 661j
60 60
25 66I4
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44 66I4
6 661a
25 66I4
10 661a
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1 661a
22 66I4
6 66*
10 66
32 66I4
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2 66I4
10 66
10 651 a
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100 66I4
5 661 a
54 88I4
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12 661a
10 66I4
3 66
35 65314
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35 0534
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IstAcI Is 32
Lackawanna 8t
1st Is 1923
7 9914
Lackawanna 8t
1st Is A 1980
4 841a
L Erie ft West
1st is 1937
1 901s
Lehigh Valley
gn con 4s 2003
2 82
Lex ft Eastern
8s 1985
1 67U
Liggett ft My
7s 1944
1 H4ia
Liggett ft M T
5s 1951
4 961/*
2 9578
Long Island
deb 5s 1937
1 798s
2 78
Long Island
ref 4s 194*
Lorfllard P?
7s 1944
1 1*488
4 ... .114
Lortllard P
deb 5s 1951
8 95
Lou Is v ft Nash
7s 1930
5 1071a
2 107
Louis ft Nash
IHs 2003
1 102
1 IO2I4
22 10218
Louis ft Nosh
4s 1940
5 9118
Manati Sugar
7Hs 1942
when Issued
1 3 100
Manhat 4s 1990
7 65
6 651a
2 66
1 O6I3
6 66
Market St By
da 1924
28 941a
Market St Ry
con 5s 1924
3 907g
8 91
2 9014
Varland oil
10-y- Sor A 31
with warrants
6 101
Me* Pet of Del
en 8s 1938
7 104
Mich State Tel
1st 8s 1924
1 S7I3
2. .98
Mldv Stl ft Or
col 8s 1938
4 8634
3 861 a
2 87
Minn ft 8t L
1st con 5s 1934
1 791a
Minn ft St L
ref 8s 1882
1 49
8 48
3 4778
Minn A8(b
4s 1949
8 46U
10 46
1 4oia
6 47
M St PftSSM
?Ms 1911
1 10Ha
Mo Ran ft Tex
8s ser A 1882
when issued
3 833s
18 *31a
8 8334
' 1 8398
MoRan ft Tex
4r Ser B 19#:
when issue'1
8 6914
1 6912
Mo Ran ft Tex
ik rer C 193:
when Issued
1 4 95*
10 951a
18 95*
10 9512
Mo Kan ft Tex
adj 5* 1987
when issued
65 . . .?. 6313
1 6 631%
1 7 5334
1 53*
10 5334
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21 .5334
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9 .5334
6 5378
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Nor States Pwt St L ft S F Ry
fls 6 1941 5S ser B 1950
1 IOOI4 1 85I4
5 1001a 1 .8518
Nor States Pwr 2 8SI4
NY Central
Ts 1980
4 107
9 1061a
N Y Central
cv deb 8s 1915
1 1 10234
94 1021
1 10214
16 IC2I3
1 2 10234
1 103
N Y Central
fd 8s 2013
when issued
25 9413
1 94*
15 94>a
1 94*
122 941a
N Y Central
4Hs 2013
3 86I3
N Y Central
con 4s 1(98
7 81
N Y Central
t SHs 1997
10 7734
4 771a
N V Central
L S coll 3H*98
5 731a
2 74
NY Edison
?Hs 1941
1 IOOI4
4 1091a
2 1093s
1 109
6 109U
3 110
9 1001a
N Y N H ft H
deb 8s 1948
6 72
9 7178
3 72
3 7214
2 721a
A 72
6 7218
6 72*
1 7134
NYNH 4 H
4s 1956
1 50
1 49<s
6 50
N Y N II ft ll
deb 4s 1955
2 50
N Y N H ft H
deb 4s 1957
5 47
N Y N II ft H
31 as 1947
4 42
N Y N H ft H
3Hs 1954
1 44>a
ItYNHIi H
cv deb 3Hs M
3 44U
N Y O ft West
ref 4s 1992
2 72
8 71*
N Y O ft West
ref te 1992
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N Y Railways
adj inc 5s 1942
1st 5s A 1941
1 OOI4
6 901 s
1 9OI4
.90
Norwest Bell T
1st 7s 1941
2 107
2 107U
1 107
4 107?
27 107U
1 10678
1 107
6 10714
8 107
Ont Pwr of NF
8s 1943
1.. ? ..96
Oregon ShortL
cons 5h 1948
KUaranteed
20 100
1 99~g
3 100
Oregon ShortL
ref 4s 1929
6 90*
Ore-Wsh ft N
4S 1981
2 80
1 79
2 7934
Otis Steel Co
8s A 1941
4 100
Pacific Coast
5s 1946
1 78?8
Pac Gas ft Elec
gen A 5s 1942
18 8978
7 90
5 8978
Pacific Tel ft T
5s 1937
85lg
1 ?5I4
3 85
St L ft 8 F By
8s se." C 1928
4 99
16 9834
St L ft S F RB
adj 8s 1958
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8s 1952
p6 80 i
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con 4s 1932 '
10 7478|
15 75
Tex ft Pacific
1st con 5s 2000
1 94
Third Av By
adj Inc is 1060
1 6313
3 5334
1 53I3
1 533J
10 5314
31 531a
1 5314
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1st 4s I960
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6 64*
? Tide Water O
79,*l 8Hs 1931
certificates
14 101*
10 .*10178
6 10134
Tobacco Prod
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10 9934
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6 61
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1 3 37
certificates
18 351g
22 35I4
2 35*
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adj Inc 8s 19*1
2 914
1 4 9ia
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certificates
21 778
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N Y State Bys
4Hs 1982
6 70
39 69
N Y Susq ft W
1st ref 8s 1937
2 62
4 6213
N Y Snsq ft W
gen 8s 1940
2 50
Packard
$s 1931
0 10213
Pan-Am P T
1st equip la SO
2 98
Paris-Lyons
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when Issued
38 83>4
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7s 1930
2 10714
Pennsylvania
6Hs 1938
3 107
1 10678
Pennsylvania
gn 4hs A 198?
3 88*
4 88! 2
1 8S*
3 SSI 2
Venn 4s 194*
1 89
stamped
4 88
Peoples Oas
8s 1943
1 103U
PeoGftO Chic
ref 5s 1947
1 871a
Pere Marquee
A 8s 1988
2 95U
2 951g
Pere Marquete
4s B 88
3 78
2 7814
1 78
Philippine Ry
1st 4s 1937
3 641a
6 54
1 5414
1 54<a
1 5434
1 56
2 561 g
13 56
P C C ft St L
Is A 1970
1 9434
1 941a
Prt Ric-A Tob
8s 1931
1 IOOI4
2 100
2 10013
Port RwyLt ft
Pw 7Xs 1948
10 lla
? 751a
.75
. 7514
5 75
5 751s
StPftKC ShLu
4V$s 1941
4 79
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Tol St L ft W
3Hs 1928
5 90
1 rl-Cty R & L
1st Is 23
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Union Pac 8s *8
12 103
8t P ft N Pac Union Pac 4s 47
1923
1 101
Seaboard A
te 1948
24
57Ig
57U
577g
52 58
5 5713
5 5814
3 5713
2 58*
1 5813
12 58
1 5734
3 571*
39 68
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5 01 >3
2 911g
5 9112
1 911g
1 91
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6 94
3 9334
Union PaciUc
fd 4s 2008
5 86I4
Union Tk Car
ea tr 7s A 1930
3 103
1 1031?
United Drug
8s 1941
2 1067g
* United Rys In
N Y Telephone ! Pub Ser O N J
Cr SOT A 1941
1 1027g
2 103
1 1031 g
18 103
37 10234
2 1327g
8 103
1 10234
2 103
N Y W ft Bos
4tts 1948
2 491g
3 49
2 487g
6 49
8 481 j
2 487g
8 49
1 4914
1 4912 I
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1 6HI4
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10 109 !
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"? 111 10 8.M4
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3 9413' 2 62
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6 93*
Rio Grande W
4s 1939
2 777g
1 701a
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10......58
3 5734
10 58
9 6734
8 5714
6 58
Seaboard A L
adj Is 1940
4 2414
3 24*|
10 24l2i
2 24*
1 24U|
18 25*1
2 2511
9 25
Seaboard A f.
ref 4s 1959
10 4378
1 4334
10 441a
(-bar Stl Hoop
s f SS 1941
5 99
2 9914
8lnc Con Oil
7Hs 1925
24 103*
5 10334
7 103*
1 10334
Ptoc con Oil
7s 1937
receipts
3 981'.
1 D8*
2 981a
1 98*
2.s6 . 98*
49../.. .98*
1 . ,s6 . .9814
48..
1..
2...
1...
fs 1978
6 8514
1 85
United R of 8F
4s 27
1 5934
U 8 Real ft Im
6s 1924
9 91
U H Rubber
7 Ms 1930
3 10.">7g
2 100
V S Rubber
Is 1947
3 88l2
1 8834
1 88I3
1 88*
1 88I4
US Sm B ft M
conv 6si 1928
6 971g
6 98
US Steel 5s 196.1
2 1C2U
3 10134
2 102
4 1017g
1 IO2I4
1 1017g
1 10134
1 csh 103
1 10214
Utah Pow ft Lt
5k 1944
2 93
1 9234
VirK CC 7Hs 32
3 951g
4 95
6 9514
1 95*
4 95!a
3 9534
14 96
95a4
.9 *
? U834
.98*
?J12}, o..B?.?.?4
V'r* 0 c 8s 1923
?as *
2 9834
9S34; Virginian Is M
26 537g
Mo Kan ft Tex
1st 4s 1990
1 771a
Mo Ran ft Tex
notes extd
5 71*
Mo Pacific 3s 6.1
1 0 8.534
2 8612
Missouri Pacific
pen 4s 1975
1 1 6313
34 63*
1 6334
10 63*
81 *334
3. .46. .63814
2 64
3.
46.
I.
53.
South Bel TftT
5s 1941
1 92
1 931j
South Pacific
5s 1941
1 997g
South Pacific
cv te 1929
25 901s
South Pacific
ref la ti
2 87
6 8718
3 87
! 3 8634
South Pacific
4s 1949
1 81
Pouth Paclllo West. Pacific ?i
8 F T 4s 50 A 99
2 8Ua West Pac 1st 46
Rio Grande'W So",h<T" RWy ?. a------*7
?nl 4s 4 i 1958 West Shore
? 1 1 98*! 1st te 2381
1... ...981a 3 801a
5 98.* registered
3 9813, 7|2 797g
98* 3 79*
5 93U
1 9313
Wabash 1st 39
13 9713
W?*itern F.loc
1st 5s 1922
1 100
WeRt Maryland
4n 1952
6 66I3
3 87I3
2 66
3 6634
1 66
11 667g
2 661a
3 66*
2 66* |
1 6614 |
36
12 671g
B 1 Ark ft U
4Kb 1(34
5 801g'
2 8OI31
Borne W ft Og
5s 1922
1 997?,
S Fe Pres * Ph
5s 42
2 99
St L I M A So
gen 5s 1931
1 9013,
St LI MA So
te 1929
4 86I4
St L I M ft So
R ft O 4m 1933
1 wills
St LA S F RR|
gen 5s 1931
t 97
St L ft S F Ry
4s ser A 195)
2 71*!
5 ...TlUi
8 71
3 7IU!
. .71 :
. .71U
? 71 |
. .7114
..71
11 9813 West Un?H*:<" i
2...'. ..98*, 4 107*;
1 981a! 3 108
61 98* West Un 4H? 80 |
3 98* 4 8934 I
1 90 Westhsn K&M!
5 ?8*| 7a 1931
7 9834 ft 1061a
2 98* If 7 IO6I4 1
150 98* i 1 106*|
Southern By W4 10613 1
1st con Is 911 WftLF.BLF, Dv I
I 9I1? ref A 4V4? m
4 94 a 65
I......I4I4 10 ,...(V41a
10 94* Wlckwirc S|>en
1 9413 Rtoel 7s 19.15
6 94 1 9C*
Southern By \ 3 0613
cen 4s 19.18 Wilson ft Co
2 .
6..
14
3..
4..
20. .
1 Nat Ry? of Mx
III 4Hs 1957
July cpn on
1 27 36
I N O ft North- 1
1 esst. 4Hs 198.' ?
7 83
| NO Te* ft Me*
1st A 8s 1925
2 99
: NO Te* ft He*
m it-j
I 5 O8I4
' 25 68I3
a 68I4
26 105
1 10l7g
16 104*
5 104?g
1 105*
4 IO.V4
36 105
14 1047g
II 1(V?14
50 106
2 1043j
6 105
6 104 Tn
2 101*
10 105
nu
St I- ft S F By
inc GS I960
14 6734
1 68
10 67*
13 6.M4I 7W? 1911
3 66 ' 2 99*
2 6514 30 100
7 651a 1 99"<g
2 65* la 100
2 6514 35 100U
8 65*1 3 IOOI3
13 66 a 100*
2 6 513 ? 8 101
So By Mol?ft<> Wilson A <Vi
coll 4s 3*
2 7 H4
Stand Oil oft'iu
7s 1931
1st ns
2.
.68
I... .
I *6
10 07131
2 68 I
6 67*
.68'4
,681a
.08*,
,681s'
Steel ft
7s 1951
1941
9ft*
6.,. . . .90I3
3 96*
Wilson A O.
conv te 1924
?I 89! 4
2 8 >
. IOOI4I >VI> Cent 14y
. 106* 1st k?u te 4J
2 7714
1 76la
. 100* |
I <1634 j
. 100.
Tulx
.98
? 98U
. 98
? 98I4
nrsiNKM ihocmmki) in 11131.
The Standard Sirew Company's busi
ness suffered In 1921, areordlnK to Its
report, which dhows a deficit of $623,
034 after depreciation, Kederal taxes
and payment of preferred stock divi
dends In contract to net prnf!t? of f:,
744,331, or $48.42 n nharc, In 1920. The
company's surplus VU $6,712,!)18.
against $7,336,852. The balance sheet
shown that cash WII rodueed $795,
010 and account* receivable dropped
$832,054. Accounts payable decrcuseU
$103,974.
Chicago Prices Also Gain on
I n favorable Crop News to
Unsettled Close.
Chicago, April 10.?New upturns In
the price of wheat occurred to-day, ow
ing largely to an unexpected advance of
quotations In Liverpool and unfavorable
domestic crop reports. The market
oiosed unsettled at % cent to 1% cents
net higher with May at 91.SS%?}1 33^
and July at $1.21 % & $i.2t %. Corn
gained ^ cent to % cent and oats
1* cent to % cent In provlsIons thc
rr'0d fr?m 10 cents dec?"e to
?? rise or 5 cents.
Btor,,n& exchange -.bowing de
*tren*th' wheat traders were dis
in fue a l,UIe m?rfi lh?"
usual to the course of values in Liver
pool. especially as houses with Eastern
connections were good buyerj here it
StaL tu.K,e apparent that l*le United
w?,m )v,8,ble ?>PI?jr to'al ror the week
Increase to a greater extent than
generally had been expected. Mean
*h'l?' apprehension regarding the crop
outlook was emphasized by messages in
dicating that conditions in the South
*er? extremely dubious for grain
Nnith ? late ,n germinating and
promising " setci,nK IJrosPect3 were un
?1 Lai?6j rece,Pta of wheat In Chicago
than had been reported for a long time
failed to check the market's upward tend
ency. an impression that the bulk of thc
arrivals would go to Eastern mills galn
mizhTT , ,G?^'P that Du,uth
might be shipped on a big scale to
Chicago by lake brought about a ma.
the day6 prlces at the ?nd of
w^et' CO'd wcather. ?1 adapted for field
ftrVan wa',m?r? or ,ess responsible for
markets* COrn and the oats
Provisions went up In prlcos with hogs
and grain, but the effect was afterward I
packersbalan?ed b>' 3ellinK ascribed to j
CHICAGO PRICES.
WHEAT- ?P*'n' HISh' Low- Close. Ctose. J
J33H 134J4 133 133% 13214 |
"couS '' mH "?H n'vi u<u
.r'9,3 fiO 598i f.ns' row '
July ,r. * ?... ? ?'?'/* i
?sssrr- ??? ? &i a SS:
11 h F hi
fe" '? 'S '88 'S8 '581
Hit li:$ JJ;?? \\% ???
NEW YORK PRICES.
76%c yenow and No. 2 white,
fife? SSSU
4!W-oV.. In levator C"PPeU wh,te'
?.R.2E7N',?- f2. <? ? ? ?
^RARIJCY?Malting. 73Vi?77?4e., c. 1. f
1 'i $2R?30; No. 2, 12Vn
? shipping, $22@>24 a ton. ' '
INTERIOR receipts.
.. . . Wheat. Corn oat?
f b 71 .'{,000 <*>82,000 4,%7 000
Last wrt 701.00(1 747 000 noifwln
Last ycar 1.507.000 .wiooo 454.000
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
v_ . j Flour. Wheat. Corn
i ? 'erday 11,000 2.-.8.000 tios 000
Last week ."4,000 7!>0.H0o 1,111000
I?' 7?,000 1.7A7.0OO 'iSOOOO 1
VISIBLE SI FPLY.
rrrI,ln.VirlblH e"'pr,,>' of Amerinan and bondod
?roa"ed ?7"4<m5inKS' ".,ollo*s Wheat d.
t 40- (Wi K bu"hels. corn decreased
buaheH, oats ricrrea??*d 1.040 000
bushels, rye decreased 530.000 bushels bar
Icy Increased 9.%,000 bushels. j
EXPORTS FROM XEW YORK.
Exports from New York yesterdav- ti? >,
bushels, 79.991; corn, bushels f?1V> ?!?.'
b?"hels. 180 818: rye. bushels 78 735 bar?ev*
bushels. 45.844; flour, narks. 1:924 ? /JSt"
lbs.. 240000; oatmeal, sarks. 2.2W olk?k^
'^?.5,000.40?; beef, bbls.. 70; bacons fh? '
? U4.500; lard, lbs., 740.075; tallow, lbs..' m'
MJl'ons, 20.7*50! ' 310 00?; l,lbr,ca"n^i.
April 10. ^id^As*011
BIO-. A?Ked' ? 90 ???
I,ead, spot, l4 T' - i4,' 4 82% ,4-90
Lead, May 4". 4.WV? <-"5 - 4.95
l'rlmo W., spot.. is.50 ,
prime w.. May- ja w i8.^o14 fi2Vi 4.?:h!
Aluminum 4.B2V4 50 13 00
Antimony ? ? ? ? ? - 13.<* 13*50 13.0"
Elec. cop.. "POl- ... 13.00 1?'
W^-.f?P'Noyi ... -o -.0 23-00 23.50
19.:
29.50
$49.00
$90.00
00
?^.00
g-3.50 2300
x foundry ?? ? ?
pip iron, JSO. - 22 50
ru j -2.00 22.50 22.00
Bess'"iron, PJ"? ?i'i.O ? ? ?
bu...
Quicksilver ? ? ? ;
platinum. aoK ? ? ?""XA ?,
Platinum. 5* lr - $ioo.00?? ,he ci0?.
F,?ONDON.' April ,0,-Followlng
ln^?mertrt quotation.- ^ d. Chang
59 15 0 up
CoPP'r. "P?'r,, ?0 10 0 up
Copper. futu"_, , B4 10 O
Tin. }r,3 15 0 UP ? 1W
Tin. future M 0 up *?
Straits -""''opto tons, futures. 000
Hales?Spot, ->0 tons ? , 6 up .s
bead. ?Pot-- "- |5 17 ? ?P ?
Had. futures.... -- 7 6 up ?
Bpolte*', ?P?t . ? ? ? ? ~ ?
Spelter, futures.. ?
22.60
19 50
29.50
$49.00
J90.00
$95.00
$100.00
17s M
17s tld
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
To the following prices accrued Interest
Is to he added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICI
PAL BONDS.
Bid.
Argentina Intern. 5s, '46 83
Belgian 5 yr. 6s 102%
Belgian 7',is, '45 108',
- - - - ? ? - mrjL'.
Ask.
84
103
108*
Belgian 8s. '45..
Bordeaux 6s. '34.
Brazil 8s. '41
Canada r>s, '26...
Canada .">%s, '28.
Canada '31...
Chile Ms, '41
Chile Ms. '26....
. lot1!* 10N%
88
107
99%
87^
106%
99%
100-% 100%
98% 98%
104%
...102
1(K
102%
66
?:t
90
WJ
'9%
cniie m,
ChlnKie Gov. Hu Kug Ry. 6s. '61. 54%
Christiana 8s, '4.1 110
Copenhagen 5%s, '44 92%
Cuba Extern. "is, '44 89%
Cuba Extern. 5s ser. A, '14...... 87
Cuba Extern. 4%*. 49 78
Denmark 8s. '4.'. 112% 112%
Denmark 8s A. '40 112 112%
Denmark 8s B. 16 112 112%
Denmark (is. '42 98* 99
Dutch East Indies 6s, '47 94% 94',j
Kramerlcan Industrial Develop.... 99% 9944
Frame V/,*. 'II 102% 102*
France 8?. '45 106',4 106%
Italy S yr. 6%s ""
Japan 4s strlg. loan, '31. ..
Japan 4%s strlg. loan, '25.
Japan 4%.?, 2(1 ser., '28....
Lyons 16 yr. 6s. '34
Marseilles 15 yr. 6s. '35....
Mexico Exter. gold 4s, '54..
Mexico Exter. stlg. "45..
Mexico Irrigation 4V4s. '46..
73*
90V4
89*4
88
88
67
88%
Norway 8s, '40..
Queensland 6s, 47..,.
Queensland 7*. '41....
Rio dc Janeiro 8?. 46
San Domingo 5s. ??.
Hati Paulo 8s. '36
Sweden 6s, '39
8v ItJterland 8s, '40....
Toklo 5s
CruKuay 8s, ' I"
Zurich 8s, '45. .
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Netherlands
San Paulo *?<.. ? ?
Part* Lyons Med. R. R- W.
112*
6%*. '22.
6%B. '29.
5%*. '37.
96
73%
90%
87%,
87%
56*
6::
41%
lit
101% 101%
108 1 0814
103% 103%:
92 93
103% 106
1001, 100X1
115% 116
71% 72%
106 106% I
112 113
107% 108 ,
107% 1IIH j
100% 100%
94 94%
..103% 106
83% 83%
Closing prices r>1 stocks 111 which thera
were no tranaaotlon* yesterday.
rtld." Ask.
A A Cable. tOO 114
Amal S 1st 6.1% 80
AHkNpf 82
119
139%
1 us
r.%
A Beet ?pt 70
Am CP" pf 117
Amer B*p.l38
A Loco pf 114
Am ft A O 13
Am Radlat 83'
do 0f...l1B.
A Smeit pf. 97% JP
ASSc pf B 83 100
Am :mift..130 134
do pf.. ? 8? ?w
A SumT pf 62H 6..
Bid.
Am TelAC 62%
A Whol i)f 92
A Wu'l pf.105
Art Metals 15%
A DrvC, Ipf so
d" 2d pf. 81
ATASF pf 88%
At Hlr * A 3%
At fief p?..113%
Auto hale?. 4%
do pf 13
Bald L pf 108%
Haytik Bl 34
BarnM Llh 45
do pf... 8ft
Ask.
6.3
94
10".%
16%
81
89%
3%
115
3%
14%
109
no
47
96
Bid.
Beth S 8%. 110
BoottvF lpt 32
Brown Sh 48%
Brunswick. 4
But He Sub. 82
do pf.... 43
Burns B pf 97
do p t
B R A P pf 84
Hush '1 erm ..
Can Soutn. 51
Ca.su .'low. 4
Cert Prod.. 41
do 1st pf 88
do 2d pf. . .
CftNW ,>*..110
Chi P.ieu T 69
C8tPiO pf. 91
OCCAPtL. 63
do pf.... 8.1%
CI I'eab pf 82%
Col Fuel pf 97%
CoIASj Ipf. 60%
Comp Tab. 70
Con Cl? pf 56
Con Car. pf .102%
CrexCarret 32
Cub A f> pf 89
Deere pf.. 70
DetAMack 23
Det United 60
D 88 i A pf 8
Durham H 19
do pf.... 80
Elk HF pf 19%
do pf.. ? 36
Emer Bian 6
do pf w- ? ? 27
Endlc JtoMOfl*
Fed MI 8 11
Fairbanks 18
FIshcsrB pf 101
G Asph pf 100
Gen Clg pf.101
do ?** ib pf 99
O A Tank. 54
r.llllland pf 73
Oranbv ... 26
(iulf MAN 1"
Gulf Stl ipf 87
Harve* pf.106
Ind Ref pf. ..
Int M f Ipf 80%
do M pf. 74%
Int Nlrl- p.* 79
Int I'.ip T t 75
Int Salt.. 59
Iowa Cent 7
jewel T pf 65
Kay*?r ... 90
do ist pf.lIM
K Pp T 8*: 18%
Keo* 1 > M 6'..
do |il . . 20
KrgeS-4 pf.108
Kress 8 H. 70
do pf ... 10".
Lade-leOa* 61
L E4W pf
l-lgg 4 M
<fo B
Lima L pf.110
Lorll'd pf 105
L-VV 1st pf 99
do 2d pf 1<*7i
Macka/ pf 68
Mallln'n p( T>!
MS'Mr pf.10S
Ask.
112%
38
40%
4%
86 !
98%
110
43
93
78%
114
70%
94
64
88
102
61%
70%
59%
34
91
71%
38
. 32
.163%
16r
29% '
l(?%
11% I
30
103
103 i
102%
100
39%
78 .
26%
" !
1 i i !
72
81% !
100
70
100%
108
112
63
33
169%
170
115
113
103
110
63%
80
110%l
Bid.
Man Sut pf 74
Marlln R.. 13%
Martin P>. 28%
MayDd pf 112%
M Mr. ct. . . 1
do Ipf ct. 3
do 2pf ct. 2
Mex PC pf 83
Mich Cent. 12<>
MSBMIL 62
MKiTpf... 8%
do ww pf 10%
do w ' pf. 36
Mor 4 Ess. 76
Mont Pow. 67%
do pf 103%
Mulllnsllpt
NC A tUL 100
Nat Bis pf. 118
Nat C?S pf 85
Nat E?r8 pf 84
Nat U pf.110
N R.v M Ipf 9
NYCAStL.. 64%
do Is,. nf 72
do 2d pf. 67%
NYStateRy ..
NorfAW pf 74%
Otla El pf. 95
Owens B pf 99%
Pac Cs. Ipf 30
do Vd pf. 20
Pac Mall... 14%
Panhandle 7%
do pi"
Penn*y pf. Ot
Peoria A E 16
Phillips J . no
Pit Coal pf 91
PFWC pf.133
Pitts 8tl pf 87
ProdAR pf 37%
RjrSCBp r>; 106
Ren A Kar.118
R Rels pf 67
Read 2d pf 46%
Rem 1st pf ..
Rey Tnb B 46
do pf 111
Rutland pf. 28
Pears-R pf-100
Kl'R rfugar 40
do pf.. . 92
Stand Mill 120
do pf.... 8s
81 Ml AT pi. 73
F*up St: pf.
Texas L T.330
Tide W O 118%
Tob Prl pf 89%
Twin (1 pf. T9%
Underwu . 127
do nf .. 112
UnlonTank 97
Un C St pf.105
U Drug 2pt 41%
Ifn Dyewd, n
V S Expr.. fiH
I'S P.nR pf 46
I'STob pf.W<
Va Rv A P 38%
VRaalte pf 92
Wnb pf B . 20%
Wegt'ss Ipf 63
West Air B 89
WHson nf . 80
Woolth pf 117
Ask.
76?*
16
28*
118
88
63
9%
17%
36%
78%
68
104
96%
110
121
90
90
112
11%
65%
84
Oil
33%
73%
96 K
101
30
50
100
16%
94
92
40
114
46%
112
33
103
47
94
123
91
93
440
120%
92
90
157
12"
I n.'l
110
45
40
7
46%
111
94
21%
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.
Special m*patrh to Tub ,\>w Yokk Hmuiii.
New York Herald Bureau. I
Washington. t>. C.. April 10. I
Revenue receipt* and expenditures al the close of business April 7, 1922:
Corresponding Corresponding
period fiscal
year 1921.
1224,176,308
This
month.
97,006,301
Drrespondlng
pe rtod
is St yenr.
$6.237.067
?Fiscal
year 1922.
|256.1M,T0T
Receipt* ordinate :
Customs
Internal revenue
Income and profits tax
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous revenue
Panama Canal tolls, *e
Total ordinary
Excess of ordinary receipt* over
ordinary disbursements
Excess of ordinary disbursements
over ordinary receipt*
Total ordinary dlsbnr n incnis....
Balance to-day, loin,354,924.
?Ttereipt* and disbursement* for June reacting ttie Trriwury fn July art tnetad?d.
4,628,523
23,517,661
13,372,697
239,840
49,683.92:'.
WW,731
18,877,172
18,631,667
27.448,863
6,060,836
104.307
66,662,861
16,643,820
100,208,681
1,716.262,271
962,8(17.C.1H
337 148,361
9,173.767
3.281,3."6,86t
655,361,493
2,497,113,416
Ir116.413.320
564,373,421
9,524.936
4,411,601,605
524,622,920
2,628,192,.TH8 3,886,978,678
Exempt from All Federal Income Taxes
STATE OF MISSOURI
5% Gold Coupon Bonds
Due March 1, as below
Dated March 1, 1922
Coupon bonds in denomination of $1,000 with privilege of registration as to principal only or as to both principal
and interest. Also fully registered bonds in denomination of $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, $50,000 and $100,000.
Coupon and registered bonds interchangeable. Principal and interest payable in gold in
Jefferson City, Mo. (Present State administration will pay interest at First
National Bank, Net* York City). Interest dates March 1, 1923 and
semi-annually thereafter on March 1st and September 1st.
Legal investment for Savings Banks and Trust Funds in New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Missouri and other States
Assessed valuation for 1921 as officially reported was $4,920,926,179, while the total bonded indebted
ness, including this issue, amounts to only $16,200,000. Population, according to 1920 census was 3,404,055.
Having sold over 80% of the issue, the remaining bonds are available as follows:
TO HOLDERS OF U. S. GOVERNMENT VICTORY 3-3/45
which have been called for payment at 100 and interest on or before
June 15, 1922, these .bonds offer a most attractive opportunity for
reinvestment.
As the amounts of U. S. Government 4%s which can be held free
of surtaxes decreases in July, 1923, and again in July, 1926, we be
lieve an exchange into these permanently exempt State bonds is
desirable.
Due
1931
1932
1933
1936
Price
105.49
106.00
106.48
108.35
Yield
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
4.20%
Accrued interest to be added to the above prices
Definitive Bonds are now ready for delivery.
Estabrook & Co.
Remick, Hodges & Co. Redmond & Co. Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co.
White, Weld & Co. Hornblower & Weeks Clark, Dodge & Co.
Curtis & Sanger Hannahs, Ballin & Lee Blodget & Co.
The statements contained herein are not guaranteed, but are based upon information and advice which we believe to be accurate and reliable.
THE MEW YORK,
NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD
RAILROAD COMPANY
N. M. RICE
GeatraJ Purchasing Agent
OFFICE OP GENERAL PURCHASING AGENT
1. Pursuant to the regulations of
the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion prescribed in its order dated
October 6. 1919, in Docket Ex Parte
No. 54, The Hew York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company
hereby requests bids, and hereby
gives notice that it will receive
bids for: Requirements of malle
able iron castings to our Specifica
tions No. 7-C, to be ordered as re
quired during balance of the year
ending December 31st, 1922. in ac
cordance with the specifications
hereinafter described.
2. Bids must be submitted and
addressed to the undersigned, at his
office, by 12 o'clock noon Eastern
Standard Time of Monday the
seventeenth day of April. 1922.
Bids received after that time will
not be considered.
3. Bids must be prepared and
submitted on the forms prescribed
in the regulations mentioned above,
which forms will be furnished, on
request, by the undersigned.
4. The successful bidder will be
required to enter into and execute
proposed oontraet Serial No. 39 con
taining substantially, the general
terms and conditions as follows:
Quote flat price per pound tor
freight car, passenger car, locomo
tive and miscellaneous castings.
Also furnish alternate quotation on
a schedule basis. Both quotations
P. O. B. our line of road.
5. The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids, and to accept any
part of any one bid.
6. Complete specification# ? and
plans?are now on file in the office
of the undersigned, snd said speci
fications?and plans?may be in
spected and examined, free of
enarge, daring business hours of
any business day by any persons
who may desire or propose to sub
mit bids, and upon request of any
such persons copies of said specifi
cations?and plans?will be fur
nished and forwarded to thsm.
Dated this first day of April, 1972.
THe New York,
New Hatm & Hartforri
Railroad Company
N.M.RICE
Csneraf rtrrchmming A gun I
New Hmn, Conn
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS.
(Quoted on a percentage basis.)
Maturity.Rate. Rid Aak I
Ateh. Top A 8 F...1028-35 ? 3.63 5.20
Atlantic Coast t>.. .192.1-3" fl 8.65 5.40
Atlantic Coast L. ..1028-36 ?'?> 5.65 8.40
ljaltlmorn * Ohio.. .1922-27 4'i, 5.75 M?.
Baltimore * Ohio.. .1023-35 H 5.86 .>.50
H.thlshem Steel...1032-80 7 6. HO 6.10
Huff. Rnch & Pitts. 1922-85 4H-5-6 5.60 8.25
Canadian Pacific.. .1022-82 4'^-6 .>.60 6.40 j
On n n of N .I....irax ? s.?
Chesapeake 4 Ohlo.1023-85 8-6H 8.T5 8.50
Chi. Hurl A Qulncy.1023-35 8 g-62 8.20
Chi A Northweat... 1022-23 4'i ?>*0 5.28
("hi A Northwest... 1923-35 0 5.B8
Chi A Northwest... 192." -.'Ml 8 00 8.40
Chi. R Isl ?? Pac .. .1022-17 4",-3 8.78 8.50
Chi. R Isl A Pac... 1028-85 ? 5.7;. g-80
Chi. St L A N O... 1022-24 .1 5.70 5.40
C, C, C A flt L 1022 20 5-6 5.75 5.50
T>ela A Hudson.... 1023-88 6 8.70 5.40
Erie Railroad 1022 2* 4H-8-6 ?.0p ?.?'
Oreat North Ry.... 1023 35 tt .j <1^ 8.40
Illinois Central ....11*22-27 4'i-S 5.HO 5.40
Illinois Central ....1923-35 ? 8 H5 5.4^.
Illinois Central .... 1025-38 Mi-i-7 8 ??> 5.10
Louis A Nashville. 1022-23 5 5.5". 5.15
Louis A Nashville.. 1028-35 <1 5 ?o B.40 I
Louis A Nashville.. 1022-3# rt'4 5.00 8 .3. |
Michigan Central. ..1922-515 .VI 5 HO 8 ...
M St P A 8 H M . 1022-26 4V4- 5 5.00 5.50
M. 8t P A S H M.. 1022-35 6-614-7 5 00 5.55.
Mo. Kansas A Te*..1022-21 5 6.88 5.T; I
Sat 8tl Car Lines..1022-2K 6 * 40 7.00
N V Central 1028-33 4?4-5 5.HO 8 4<>
N T Central 1023-35 6 5.65 8.4.. I
N Y Central 1023-3.'. 7 5,0.". 5 40;
N Y. N II * Han..1932-20 4'4-5-6 0.50 fl.on
Norfolk * West.... 1022 21 4'i 5.HO R.25 i
Norfolk A West.... 1923-3.-. fl 5 60 5.40
Northern Pacific ...1022-30 7 5.#* 5.40
Pacific Fruit Exp..1085-35 7 .>.60 8.40
Penn (leneral Fr...1038-23 4-4V4 5.00 8,...
Penn Oeneral Fr... 1023-35 0 8.75 .?.?'!
Per?* Marquette....t*2,1*SC> ???? 5??*J
Pittsburgh A L K.. 1023-35 6-flH 5.75 S. 'O
Reading Company.. 1022-27 4i* 8.65 ,> .i"
Seaboard Air Line..1022-27 4H-.V-6 0.12 8.|0
Houthern Pacific.... 1022 20 4S 5.60 B.37
Southern Pacific... 1023 85 0 7 5.flo 8.351
Southern Railway. .1022-26 4H~5 5,..< 5.50
Southern Rail way.. 1023-3.". fi 5.85 B..?
St L A San Fran. .1023 35 ? 5.60 5.501
Union Pacific 1024 3.". 7 8.50 5 30 |
Virginian Railway.. 1022 3.> ? 8 *?> 8.50,
Wabash Railroad. .1022-35 6 5.80 5.50
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Block, Maloney & Co.
Member* of New York Stock Exduagi
74 BROADWAY
NEW YORK CITY
* i
We invite attention to our branch offices at
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria, New York City, and
Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Atlantic City, New Jersey
NOTICK or RlCDBMPTIOir.
To holders of Victory note* and i>t
wncfnifd:
Notice 1* hereby given a* follow!:
I?fall for redemption of 3% Per tumM
Victory note*.?All of tie 3*i per cent ssrlM
of United States of America convertible Gold
Note* of 1922-1923, otherwise known as 8V
Per cent Victory Notes, are hereby called for
redemption on June IS. 1022, pursuant to the
provision for redemption contained In the
Note* and In Trea-ury Department circular
number 138, dated April 21, 1919, under
which the Note* were originally Issued. In
terest on all Victory notes of the .114 per
oert cfiles will ceasa on said redemption
date, June IS, 1922.
S?Su*pen?lon end Termination of Victory
note conversion privilege.?In view of the call
for the redemption of all 3% per cent Victory
note* on June 1">, 1022. and pursuant to the
provisions of said Treasury Department cir
cular number 138, the prlvtle*e of conver
sion of Victory not** of either aeries Into
Victory notes of the other eerles la hereby
suspended from February 9, 1922. to June 15,
1P22, both Inclusive, and on June IB, 1922.
will terminate. Victory notee accordingly
cease to be Interoonvortlble. effective Febru
ary P. 1922. and on and after that data no
conversions of the notea may b* made.
3?Detailed Information *.? to the presenta
tion and surrender of per oent Victory
notes for redemption Is given In Treaaury
Department circular number 277. datnd Feb
ruary 9. 1922. roples of which are available
at the Treasury and ths Federal Reserve
Banks.
A. W. MELLOX,
Secretary of thf Treatury, Feb. 9, 1921,
TO THE HOLDERS OF
UNITED Lfc.AD COMPANY
Five Per Ont. Debenture Gold Bonds
Due July 1. l!>43.
Notice l? hereby Riven as provided In Arti
cle XI. of the Debenture Bond Agreement
dated July 1, 100.1, of the United Lead Com
pany to Mor'on True' Company, a* Trustee,
Citmrant Trust Company, of New York. Suc
cessor Truntoe, that offers will be received
nrril l(p o'clock A. M on Tu- day,. Ai rll 2',
1022, at the office <kf the undersigned, No. 140
Broadway! New York City, for the sal" to it
as Trustee n' the I?w?st prices at which such
bonds shall be off' red not exceeding in<W r.f
par and accrued Interest. of bonds of the
above Issue In such arse nnt a* will e>hau?t
the sum of Three Hundred Fifty Thousand
One Hundred Heventy-two Dollars and f'tfty
three Cents <|3"i0,172.53). now on depoelt in
Ihe Sinking Fund
' iffer* -'loiild tie pealed and endorsed
"Proposals fi>r sai.' of United Lead Company!
Debenture Bond*," should be addressed to
the TRUST DEPARTMENT of the under
signed and should de*l|rtiate the numbers of
? he bond* offered and ihe Post Office ad
dre?* of the peruon making the offer The
rlltht Is reserved to reject any and all of
fer* In whole or Itt par*
Bonds accpted should be delivered on or
before May .*>, 1022. on which date Interest
will i-easc on bonds purchased and not dp.
Ilvereit.
GUARANTY TBIHT COMPANY
ofNkw v?rk,
By WILLIAM C. itrrrKn. President.
Dated New York; Aptil 1. IB22.
LIQUIDATION 4ALKM.
THE Amherst National Bank of Buffalo,
located at tho City of Buffalo. In the Btatt
of New York, Is closing Its affairs. All
note holders and other creditors of the as
sociation are, therefore, hereby notified to
present the notes and other claims for pay
ment.
Dated January 20, 1932.
8. J. URBANSKI.
Cashier.
THE Broadway National Bank of Buffalo,
located at the City of Buffalo, In Ule Stat*
of New York. I* closing Its affair*. All te.-e
holders and other creditors of the associa
tion are, therefore, hereby notified to pre
sent the notes and other claims for payment.
Dated Januat v 1022,
JOllV v STAritoWlAK.
TO THE HOI.HERS OK
ERIE AND JERSEY RAILROAD CO.
B?5> 30-Year Mnking Fond Gold lW>nd?,
Due 1955.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that Guar
anty Trust Company of Nt* York, as suc
cessor to the Standard Trust Company of
New York. Trustee under First Mortsags
dated June 29th, 190", hereby Invites, pursu
nnt to Section 2 of Article II. of the Supple,
mental Indenture, dated January 2d. I!? t.
proposals for the sale to the Sinking Fund
?>n May 4th. 1922. with accrued 'nterest to
tha* date, of as many bonds of the alw>\?
Ijsue as can be purchased for the sum o'
Thlrfy-slx Thousand Three Hundred Sevent? ?
seven Dollars Sixty-nine Cents <$.jfl,.",77.r.9'.
Sealed proposals will be received at Ihs
TRUST PEP ART ME NT of the underslRn*''.
No. 110 liroadway, New York City, up t" 10
o'clock A. M. on Tuesday, May 2d, 1*2;.
when tliey will be opened and bonds offer.il
at the lowest prlcea, not exceeding 113' o."
: par and accrued Interest to the extetr
necessary to exhaust said sum, will be #r
i copted. Each offer of morn than ft.000
principal amount of bonds shall be niarti
?subject to acceptance In part. In case the
aggregate of tha offers shall exceed th?i
emount of money available for the redemp
| tlon of bonds. The right Is reserved t*
reject any and all offers.
GFARANTYTRF*T COMPANY
OF NKW YORK.
fly WILLIAM C. rOTTER. President.
I Paled April 1. 1922.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
GENESEE RIVER RAILROAD CO.
First Mortgage .'?? Yr. Gold Bonds
Due 1957.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that Guar,
anty Trust Company of New York, as sue.
|Ce?sor to the Standard Trust Company of
New York, Trustee under First Mortgag"
dated June 1st. 1907, hereby Invites, pursu
ant td Section 2 of Article II. of ths Supple,
mental Indenture, dated January 2nd. 101".
proposals for the sale to the Sinking Furnl
on May 4th. 1922. with accrued Interest ? >
that date, of as many bonds of the above
Issue as can be purchased for the sum of
T? enty-elght Thousand Seven Hundred Slx'y
eight Dollars and Twenty-seven Cant*
(*2*.70A27>. Pi-aled proposals will be re
el veil at the TRfST DEPARTMENT of the
undersigned, No. 140 Rroadwrfjr, New York
City, up to 10 o'clock A. M. on Tuesday.
Mav 2nd. 1922, whan they will be opened
and bond* offered at the lowest prices not
exceeding 11.">% of par and accrued Interest
to the extent necessary to exhaust said sum,
will be accepted. Each offer of more than
*1.000 principal amount of bonds shall be
made subject to acceptance In part, In vase
the aggregate of the offers shall exceed the
amount of money available for tUe redemp
tion of bonds. The right Is reserved to re
ject any and alt offers
GF Alt ANTY TR1ST COMPANY
OF NKW YORK.
By WILI.IAM C POTTER. President.
Paled April 1, 1922
TO THB HOLDERS OF
NORFOLK * WKHTF.RN ItAII WAV
COMPANY
Foar Year *1* Per Cent. Secured Gold Notes
Dae May 1. 19-M.
Notice Is hereby given, as provided In
Article 4 of tli? agreement dated Ma> i.
1950, between the Norfolk * Western Rs -
way Company and the Guaranty Trust Com
pany of New York, trustee, that ths Norfu *
t Western Railway Company has elected ? ?
redeem and pay on May 1, 1922. all of lt?
outstanding Four Year Six Per Cent. f>?
cured Oolrt Notes Issued thersrnder, to wit:
notes bearing numbers 1 to 2SOO Inclusive,
at 101% of par and accrued Interest,
Holders of the abova notes are requests-'
to present them for payment on or after
May 1, 1922. at the Trust Department of lit*
Guaranty Trust Company of New York, 14V
Broadway. New York City.
*fter May 1, 1922. Interest on the no'.es
will ri ase and the coupons maturing afer
said date will become null and void. Cou
pons due May 1. 1922. should be detacher
and presented for payment In the usual
manner.
NORFOLK * WESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
R> E. II ALPWN. Vice r>r??M?Pt.
Pated February 50. *t!4.

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