B9ESEI HKP J" .NT f Iv 'A- 'a ..1 'iWEyiara pftroto ." Ti)R- ivhiladelehia, tHubsday, june 10, 1920 2t IL .S . t 7' $10,000,000 -- Hershey Chocolate Corporation First Lien 7!2 Ten Year Sinking Fund Gold Bonds To be authorized and presently issued $10,000,000 Dated June 1, 1920 Coupon nonets In nmlna lion; of 11.000, tfjpo ami $100. r-nlsterrihle a. to principal only. uv..... -.,..-....... -'."," v,J'"."' " noi to exceed Z7e. nedeeman or In part, on any ""'"te. upon thirty nays" published notice or beforo Juno 1, 10S5. and dccrcaslne by 1 foi Due June 1, 1930 Tntere.f n.t'aU.. ,... i ., nmw,i 1 without hie at the option of thw Corporation. na a whole e At a premium of an' if .firf,m, nn for each year thereafter. The Corporation will refund the Pennsylvania Four Mill State Tax Principal and interest payable in United States gold coin at THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK, TRUSTEE The following is a summary of a letter from Mr. Milton S. Hershey, the organizer and execu tive head of the business, who will be Chairman of the Board of Hershey Chocolate Corporation: SECURITY: The Bonds will be secured by a first lien on the real estate, plant and fixed assets of the Hershey Chocolate Company the operating company through the deposit with the Trustee of the entire First Mortgage Bond issue and the entire capital stock (except directors' shares) of that company. The First Mortgage bonds pledged will also be secured by deposit of all the stock (except directors' shares) of all constituent companies. Upon the completion of the present financing neither the Corporation nor any of its con stituent companies will have any other outstanding funded obligations. PURPOSE OF ISSUE: The proceeds of this issue will provide in part for the acquisition of the Rosario sugar properties in the Republic of Cuba, and the retirement of the Serial 6 Gold Debenture Notes of the Hershey Chocolate Company (of Pennsylvania). BUSINESS: Hershey Chocolate Corporation is about to be incorporated in the State of Dela ware to acquire all the stock of the Hershey Chocolate Company (of Pennsylvania), the largest manufacturer of milk chocolate in the world. The business was established in 1900 and was incorporated as the Hershey Chocolate Company in 1908. The principal products are the well-known Hershey brands of milk chocolate, almond bars, and break fast cocoa. INCOME: Consolidated Net Income of the Hershey Chocolate Company and its constituent Companies, applicable to interest charges, before Federal taxes and after prdviding ade quate depreciation, for the year 1919 was equivalent to more than 9 times the annual interest requirement on these Bonds, and the average net income for the last five years was in excess of 5Vi$ times such annual interest requirement. ASSETS: Net Tangible Assets of the Hershey Chocolate Company and its constituent com panies, based on a consolidated balance sheet at December 31, 1919, reconstructed to give effect to the present financing and the purchase of thu Rosario sugar properties, in dicate $30,924,159, represented by the bonds and stocks to be pledged as security for '' these bonds. SINKING FUND: The Corporation will pay to the Trustee $125,000. quarterly beginning September 1, 1920, and in addition within ninety days of the close of each fiscal year a sum equal to the amount, if any, by which 25 of its annual net income after taxes shall exceed the miniumm payment of $500,000. This additional payment for the year ending December 31, 1920, will be ratably proportioned. All legal matters in connection with these Bonds tvill be subject to approval of our counsel, Messrs. Shearman & Sterling, New York City. We offer the3e Bonds, if, as and when issued and received by us and subject to approval by counsel at 97V2 and Interest, to yield about 7.85 It is expected that Temporary Bonds will be ready for delivery on or about June 21, 1920, against confirmed sales. Complete circular upon request. The National City Company New York Guaranty Trust Company of New York Graham, Parsons & Co. Philadelphia Cassatt & Co. Philadelphia The Union Trust Company Pittsburgh The aboe statements and statistics ar derived from official sources or those rrhlch we resard as reliable. W do not guarantee but bellee them to b correct. $250,000 St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co. Prior Lien Mortgage 4 Bonds Interest January and July 1 st Due July I, 1950 At market, about 54 and interest to yield over 8 Full information upon request. HARRISON & CO. BANKERS 106 SOUTH FOURTH STREET PHILADELPHIA Member New York and Philadelphia Stock Exchange STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF Haddington Tide and Trust Company Philadelphia, June 7, 1920 ASSETS Cash and Reserve. 5466,745,18 Commercial Loans. 247,317.15 Collateral Loans... 763,498.66 Bonds and Stocks. 1,407,822.00 Mortgages Owned. 52,600.00 Real Estate ..'.... 52,822.25 Furniture, Fixtures and Vaults 19,800.00 Accrued Interest . . 34,758.83 LIABILITIES Capital Stock $125,000.01) Surplus & Profits. 115,878.90 Dividends Unpaid.. 370.50 Accrued Interest .. 11,342.24 Bills Payable 100,000.00 Deposits 2,692,772.43 $3,045,361.07 William Gibbons, President $3,045,364.07 James W. MncBurnoy, Treasurer Now York Bonds rsAr.EH in 110001 Frojt Opening- Vntll J p. m. (N. V. Time) immmmmmmmmmm WANTED t Cotton Mill Machinery From a 10,000 Spindle Mill With or Without Looms Address Boy C 804, Ledger Office mmmmmmmmmmmt A prior lien 4 mortgage bond on rf trunk lino railroad selling on the New York Stock Exchange at, about $550 for a one thousand-dollar bond which if held to maturity will yield on the investment 8.10 MacMeekin & Williamson BANKERS BROAD & SANSON! STREETS MHITIIKAST COKNER MKMiiuua piiii.Anni.rniA stock exchange Alk O M cv A 1 ll'.i Amer'n Acr A Chem O 6s 2 80( Amr Bmelt't A n Bs 8 77 A Tel Tel Si 5 70 4 78 U 1 74U 0 74V4 1 74U 0.... 74H 1 7414 A Tel & Tel 0s 1 S3 1 3'i 1 02't 1 f2i 3 92M Amer Writing raper 7 1 78V4 Aruc-I'rench 8s 12. 2(1.. 74.. 3.. 74... 1... nn 7 oo 07 oo 14 00 7 I)!) I, 09 7 . on 7 00 7 o 7 09 7 00 7 on 7 09 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 on 00 2. 10. to. 10. 25. 40. 0. IB. a. 1. Armour 4'4 z 7r,' 1 7fu ATtSPd 1 72', 2 .3 2. ... 73 A T 4 S F i 1... . M t CM 1 . . . .' 04 Atlantic Coast Line clt 2...... 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Erie den Lien 8 4&V, 2 , ., 401, 2.. .. 40 1 ..40 1.. . 40 EM R R cv A 1 3514 Erie R R cv H 1 84 14 Erie R R 4s 2 4814 10 . .. 4814 Erie RR 6s 1 07 2. . . 0fl4 Sen' I Elec 0s 1 0 Hud ft Man fd 4 . .. 87 Hud ft Man In 10 .... 104 20 ... iri,j 2. .. 1014 III Cent 4s '83 3 02 1 .... -niu III Cent' I 5'4a 1 8414 Imp Jap O 1st 1 70 Imp Jap O 2d 3 74U Imp 'Jap a 4s 1 . .. . M4 8014 7 4.. 2.. .. B.. 1.. 1.. 7.. 2.. 10.. 10P.4 101 '4 101, 101 14 101 Vj 101 1.4 1014 101 101 101 Financial Briefs 83 83 03 , 83 , 83 , 83 , 88 , 83 , 83 , . 83 . 83 . 83 Soutb Ind'a Steel Ds !.. .. 83 1 . . . 88 Info Met 4 f 2 15 In o Rap T fd 8 81 10 82 14 81 1 01 10 81 Int'l Aertcul'l Corp n Es 1 77 Int'l Merchant Marine 6s 1.. . 83 0 88 Kan C ft S 3s 4.. .. 83 3 83 Kan C ft H 8a 3 60 Kentuck Cent R R 4s 1 63 K of Italy C1V4 03 n P3i, Lack Steel '23 02 UMS 4s 31 8 7814 Lone Island It R en Bs 1 8 1 K I. ft Nash u'd I 87 Louis ft N is 1 70 1 .. 70 u ft N rets 7; 21 Oil", 11... . not, 1 0!)i 1 on - mi 14 '- 00 8... . fill" 1 - nn. cnicago e. m a... . no'- III 8 Mlil SKUA. H OS 2. ... THU Chi ft Krle latlM U O ft T 41 3.... 101 a.... 101 1.... 101 Peo'a. K let 1 OUM Per Mara 6s 2 78 Phil County cv 7 00 1 80 Readlnr R 4s 1 ? 1 .. ..70 Republic of C 2 00 took Isl A 2 6214 St U I M ft 8 1 69 8t t. ft S V In 2 46 1 46 2 46. 10 46 2...'.. 4U'4 Bt L & S F 8.3 1 HI "A 8 "1 1 61 St h ft 8 Kran Series a 8 6 27 8 .... 23 1 1 .... 16 1 .... 1 .. . 13... u... St Is ft Wesrn en 2 83 (it U ft South Weet'n lt 1 Hi pi L 4 South Weet'n on 2 82 3 81 2 83 St P'l & K C p Line 4,a 1 1 1 62 Seab'd A I. aj 2 3S 8 33 1 33 3 32 1 33 18 33 10 33 B'n Pacific ev 1 78 B'n Pacific! fd 3 70 18 70 2 604 3 n, n r,n4 4 on4 2 co S'n Puo cv 4 1 73 3 74 S'n IWa cv 8s 1 05 4 nsu i....( mv. 8 Railways 4s 1 80 1 00 B Railways Bs 1 81 2 80 1 81 Third Av P. la 1 II Union Pa- cv 1 80 Union Pac M 8 09 Union Pac la 1 .... 77 2 .... 77 1 77 union P.ic Us 8 07 DKOBI "Jl The average prlco of twenty active Industrial stocks ndvancecT 0,74 per cent yesterday to 92.20, while twenty rail roads declined 0.66 per cent to 71.14, The Hank nf England minimum rate of discount remains unchanged at 7 per cent. Kulin, Loeb A Co. and the National City Co. are olterlntr 816.000.000 Chl- caKo and Northwestern Hallway Co. ten- year 7 per cent secured koiu uonua at par and Interest. The bonds are Becured by $16,000,000 first and refunding mort gage 6 per cent bonds nnd $2,600,000 general mortgage S per cent bonds. Pur pose of lssuo Is to reimburse company for expenditures for permanent Improvements, BANk OF ENGLAND Indon. June 10. The weekly state ment of the Hank of Kngland shown the following manges; toiai reserve in creased 1.687,000, circulation Increased 661,000, bullion Increased 2248, other Recurltles decreased 1,797,000, publlo deposits decreased 1,801.000, other de posits Increased 9,662,000, notes resettvo Increased 1,398,000, government securi ties Increased 7,881,000. The proportion of tho bank's reserve to liability Is 14.30 per cent; last week It waa 18 85 per cent. PARIS TRADING ACTIVE Paris, June 10. Trading wan active on the Bourse; today. Three tier rent rentes. 59f 36c. Kxchnnge on Innclnn. Slf 26c. Five per cent loan, 88f 6c. The dollar was quoted at 13f 6c. REFINED SUGAR MARKET New York, June 10. The 'Warner Sugar Ileflnlng Co. announces that It will make some allotments of ougar for July and August shipments on the basis of 24 cents less 2 per cnl for cash. Otherwise the local refined market remains Un changed, According to one authority tlm arrivals of white raws and foreign refined has been quite- heavy this week, nggregutlng approximately 13,000 ton. Tlaw Hiigarn are quiet but firm, at about 19 cents cost and freight, equal to 20,06 cents cost and freight. Adopt Daylight Saving Time rhlcngn, .Tune 10. The Chicago Doard of Trade will adopt daylight saving tlmo beginning Monday. Xct earnings of $4,367,480 after all ciinrges. equal to J8.07 per share, are re ported by Fisher Body Co. for tho fiscal year ending April 30. Karntngs before charges wero $6,747,867. Buttn and Superior In May produced 6,900.000 pounds of zinc In concentrates nnd 103,000 ounces of silver. Official announcement of the protec tive committee. In anticipation of de fault of Xatlonal Properties 4-fis July coupon, requests deposits of bond with the Pennsylvania Co. for Insurances on Liven and Granting Annuities not later tha July 10. The bondholders' commit tee comprises Kvan Randolph, chair man ; John Grlbbel, Arthur V. Mortorr, John J. Henderson and B. Clarence Miller. 72 Chicago ft O't Wcat'n 4 a 1... . 82 2. . . . 52 2 82 Chlcaco Mil ft St P 4s 1 61 Chicago Mil ft StP cv 4a .10.. US l.hlcaco Mil ft I StP fd 4 I b r.7 2 87 I Chicago ft Nth Veat 3s 1 03 Chicago ft Nth West Ba '87 3.. . 85 Chicago ft Nlh ' West D '33 1 ... 85 ' Chicago Rock I ft Tae fd 7 .."I 1 . 01 , '.'... 01 1 . . I. .64 ! Chicago St ! 1 M ft Oma 6s 2.1 09 ' 2 . . 08 Chicago Union PU 4a I 1 . 70 ' 2 . 70 r 77 Chicago Union Slu ct 0s I 1 .. 100-N, 1 . 100 I 1. . 100 1 Chicago ft w ' Ind'a 4a 1 1. . . 53 , 2 . 33 1 Chile Cop'r (U 1 1 . 74H, Chile Cop' 1 1 ' I... . 08i I.. .. B3ii Mo Pac gm 4a 1 53 JIo Pao Ba "23 '.... 8S Mon'a Pow is S...'. . 78 5 77 .-vann Chat ft St L Illy 4 1 nu Nimh Chat ft St L Ry Bh 3 50 v Liverpool Cotton Liverpool, June 10. There was a mod erate demand for spot cotton today, with prloes steady on the basis of air advance of 10 points for middling at 27.66d. The sales were 4000 bales. The receipts were le.OOO, bales. Including 14,300 bales American. Futures wero quiet In the early dealings. Spot prices wero: Amer. Icnn middling fair, 32.91(1; good mid dling. 30.1Gd: fully middling, 28.94d , middling, 27.66d ; low middling, 23.aScl : good ordlnury, 21.16d, and ordinary, 20 16d, Foreign Bonds National Municipal Industrial Bought. Sold and Quoted Our Foreign Department offers complete Facilities for transactions in all foreign securities. Edward B.Smith &Co bankers KSTADLISIIBD 1892 Members .Veto Vorte and Philadelphia Stock nianofi 1411 CIIK8TNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA NEW LONDON KASTON rOTTSVILLK. PA. NKW YORK ,l,LBMON I'- 'J li i ns n.-. 05 n:. 03 ns 7 05 7 05 n.-. 05 05 7 n.' 05 nr7 05 7 nsi. !. . . . 05 7 I' K (1 II ft I rcta '22 1 . ni' 5 . . 01 1 4.. 5 . 11.. 3.. 3.. 6. '. 45.. 5. . 8. 5 . I.. 13.. .. 3.. SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. 7?o Equip. Trust Ctfs. Maturing June 1st, 1924, to June 1st, 1935 UNION PACIFICRAILROAD CO. 7 Equip. Trust Ctfs. Maturing June 1st, 1924, to June 1st, 1935 PACIFIC FRUIT EXPRESS CO. Guaranteed by UNION PACIFIC R. R. CO. & SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. 7 Equip. Trust Ctfs. Maturing June 1st, 1925, to June 1st, 1935 INQUIRIES INVITED Discount House of SALOMON BROS. & HUTZLER Mrmbrrn of w York Stuck Kxrlinnge 27 Pine Street 35 Congress Street New York, N. Y. Boston, Mass. Tel. 0300 John Tel. 0';30 Main N' r c & ii ni' ' li ii & i it n sr o at, 2 04 N Y C & H n R R 4s 9 .... 71 N Y C I II II H P. 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The oame figures, reepecmely, for March. 191', were $368,096,045 nnd $340,130,021 The net operating locoine for tho first month of prlwite- contiol wan $10,206, 57R. lompaied with $9,396,692 in March. 1910. HiHurnn ore expected from two additional roads. DIVIDENDS DECLARED 1 nilert lias iP'pruMltieni Co reirular ouar- iii. paianio jmy 13 to stock A .lun flu Isenlnhr b Pros. Inc nur. riv of 1 per cent on common. njivik.t Aiuul IB as registered Ausust 1. California Petroleum Corporation, tetril lar quarterly of $1 7ft on preferred, pjrTablc iuly 1 to Mtock of recoid Juno 21, r mm ' ''' .., ;,:,;';,. ,;.;i;, ji-n'MMiriT,' jiiiiinagiMU-r 757" ' " "T '::!'iiliniliiiiiiiiinnii;:iinii;iiiiiiiu,i ''"'lIlllMMUliniinT'MKiM1 lv riyz?-iVrrJ?z&r-tL':? $-; r - j Ji?.-5;USJ;-Jtil,r- - , - i'infy - ft.iri?fa T.Til 4MMI ,11 ' i.. 1 I UHR4 -- S-l;l i MM MfM'm ' Ri.7!Tjr ! 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