nw' ' '-t t W .ft ' '. . ff-VtyJ.-, !$'( 'Tfrjfrif. Wj JC ' 4m. ' 1 " . 1 laT . L f,'Sr . U $100,000 Grand Rapids & Indiana Rwy. Second Mortgage 4 Issued 1806 Due 1036 Coupon Apr. and Oct. Guaranteed by Lease to Pcnna. R. R. T,inclDal and interest payable without deduction for any taxes that S2v bo imposed thereon, cither by laws of the United States, or of ft. States of Indiana or Michigan, which the company may bo 1 ilred to retain therefrom.' The company's accounts show that IS INTEREST HAS BEEN EARNED AND PAID ON THESE BONDS SINCE THEIR ISSUE, A PERIOD OF OVER 24 YEARS. Price to net 7.20 CHARLES FEARON & CO. 333 Chestnut Street WE OFFER General Asphalt Co. Convertible 8 S. F. Bonds Price 982 and Int. Circulars Upon Ittautit Reed A. Morgan & Co. Member of tha Phils. Stock Exch. RVU h'nd Trutt Vldp., Villa. MARKET RETAINED STRONG UNDERTONE Studebaker Send for our ipeclal letter on this slock. "20 Payment Plan" Scott & Stump Investment Securities Stock Exchange Building . uunununiuii A. 40 Enhance Tine tttvr Tar Interest Centered Largely Specialties, Making Trading Very Spotty in NEW YORK BOND SALES Summary of Individual Transactions on New York Exchange i in i ifi (SALES IN 1000 Adams Rip 4sCMcajo Mil 8. 2. A Agr L 1, oow C Bfi 00 A Smit tnCi 75 The Bond Market There is an excellent prospect that there will be a good bond market for the next few years. The period of expansion has ended and the temporary period of readjustment is underway. Prices of basic commodities have fallen, loans arc curtailed. There is less opportunity and less desire to engage in speculative enterprises and conversely greater desire to take more certain forms of investment, such as bonds. The purchasing power of the dollar has advanced with the fall in com modity prices and will, of course, advance stilt further when retail prices follow, as they must; the decline in wholesale prices. Fixed interest re turn will then buy still more. These and other factors all tend towards making investments in bonds more desirable andJn all probability over a period of years, bond invest ments now made will become more and more attractive as the purchasing power of the dollar increases. . r We own more than 200 carefully selected investment bonds which we offer with bur recommendation. We shall be glad to send our January circular to investors upon request. Harris, Forbes & Company Pino Street, Corner William, New York Widener Building, Philadelphia Hanii, Forbes ft Company Ucsrporatsl Beaton Harris Trait and Savings Bank Bond Department Chicago New York. .fan. fi. The Sew Yoik Evening Num'h closing fiuanclnl review today iayn : While the totnl volume of trading won not large. In today's Ktock market, there were interval in which excellent dis play of romtruotive activity were made nnd the bourn were constrained to be very mneh on the nlert ngninst the ne ceMlty for quick covering. The result wuh n strong umlertonn consistently maintained. As copper issue were the featuro of the trading yesterday no were the motor dhare today, with sec ondary interest attnehing to the sugnrf, tobaccos and rubber nnd tire stocks. There was good buying also in the oil group, although fluctuations in that o.uprtcr reflected anything but stability. There was a spread of 3 to B points in such Issues as Mexican Petroleum, Pan American and one or two other, some times representing a substantial net gain aud again n similar net loss. The coppers were barely more than steady. In the afternoon period a good deal of attention was paid to various specialties. Atlantic Gulf got as high as 73. but dropped back n point or two. American International was strong; United States Itubbcr was bid tip pro gressively and tho leading equipments .were in demand. Tho steels got into tho swing llkctviso with more conserva tive gains, however. The railroad de partment was quieter than the indus trial, but fairly good gains wcro re corded there as well.' Little more was heard about a pool to take over all the surplus copper metal in this country, and the stimulus behind the buying of t'opper shares in Wednesday's maikct was largely gone. There was very little in the way of detinite developments to be brought into play ns market factors. Reports coming from tho industrial field wcro in their nature constructive and commanded a certain amount of interest, of course, although as a direct Influence on stock values at this juncture they were not important. Indirectly, however, indi cations of a somewhat better turn in the motor industry rnused a distinct revival of intetcst In the motor group, which, in turn, touched other issues and caused tho bears to resort to covering here nnd there. The course of tho foreign exchanges was interpreted as promising better things in tho credit position, although the recent brisk advance in sterling was supplemented by an irregular movement following an early rise in rates for checks to abovo $.1.00. Call money rates continued tho even tenor of their way at 7 per cent, with only a nominal market In time .funds. Somewhat easier conditions wcro anticipated later in the month, when the more burdensome obligations of the first of the year should be out of the way. $2,000,000 Selznick Corporation Ten Year 8 Collateral Trust Sinking Fund Gold Notes Dated January 1, 1921 Interest payable January 1 and July 1 Due January 1, 1931 without deduction on account of any normal Federal Income Tax up to and including but not in excess of 7 Coupon Notes, $1000, $500 and $100 Denominations Redeemable at the Office of the Trustee on thirty days' published notice as follows: at 105 of the principal amount and accrued Interest, if redeemed on or before January 1, 1922; at 104'A of the principal amount and accrued interest, if redeemed after January 1, 1922, attd before January 1, 1923: and thereafter at 104 of the principal amount and accrued interest, less Vi of 1 of the principal amount for each calendar year elapsing subsequent to the calendar year .1923 THE BANK OF AMERICA, OF NEW YORK CITY, TRUSTEE For detailed information regarding these notes, attention is directed to a letter of Mr. Lewis J. Selznick, President of the Company, copies of which will be furnished upon request, from which the following is summarised: BUSINESS: Previous to the establishment of his own independent motion picture enterprises in 1916, Mr. Selznick was Vice-President and General Manager of the World Film Corporation. The present organization embraces both the production and distribution of motion pictures and now includes Selznick Pictures Corporation, Select Pictures Corporation, Republic Distributing Corpo ration, Select Pictures Corporation, Ltd., of Canada, Selznick Studios, Inc., and CKY Film Corporation. Selznick Corporation owns outright, through stock ownership, the above mentioned corporations. The Selznick organization is one of the largest and most important producers and distributors of motion pictures in the United States. ASSETS: The Company agrees to maintain net current assets in an aggregate amount equal to at least twice the aggregate principal amount of these Notes at any time outstanding. NET CURRENT ASSETS: The net current assets, based on the audit of Barrow, Wade, Guthrie & Company as at October 2, 1920, giving effect to present financing, are considerably in excess of twice the aggregate face amount of this entire issue of Notes. NET EARNINGS: The net earnings, based on the accountant's audit from January 3, 1920, to October 3, 1920, after deducting adequate depreciation of cost of studio equipment, negatives and positives, amounted to $1,155,319.07, which is more than seven times interest requirements of this issue and at least four and a half times such requirements after liberal provision for Federal and State Taxes. SINKING FUND: The Company agrees, on or before January 1, 1922, and each succeeding year, to set aside out of surplus or net earnings $100,000 as a sinking fund, which, together with all interest received thereon, shall remain on deposit with the Trustee until used for the purchase, redemp tion, retirement or payment of these Notes. COLLATERAL: The Notes will be secured equally and ratably by a collateral trust indenture, duly executed and delivered by the Company to the Bank of America as Trustee, pledging with said Trustee as security for the payment of said Notes and interest.not less than 51 of the capital stock of Select Pictures Corporation, Selznick Pictures Corporation, Republic Distributing Corpo ration, Selznick Studios, Inc., CKY Film Corporation and Select Pictures Corporation, Ltd. Price 100 and Accrued Interest Temporary Notes, pending delivery of Definitive Notes, arc expected to be ready on or about January 6, 1921. All legal matters In connection with this issue will be subject to approval of Messrs. Konta, Kirchwcy, France Cf Michael for the Corporation, and Messrs. Willis, Doollttlc & Guile for the Bankers. Utica Investment Company Under supervision of New York State Banking Department , Utica, N. Y. The information contained In thii announcement lus been obtained from eource which we consider reliable. While not guaranteed, it i accepted by u u aecunrt. i. l n Am 1. 1 1 4, T :'l 7.1H 78 ',1 T clt 75 7614 78H 78 78 A Tel A Tel 4a 4 P0U A T T cv 4e 1 05 Am Tel & T 6 8 83 1 8tfc 1 ... 814 1 . . 81 '4 1. ..82 1. . . 814 Am Tl A T On 8tP cv 4 i 6 COM Chtcami Mil a Stl' til 4 Ha 1 0 1. . 6.1 Chleato .Mil a HI 1' Km 4 Hi 1 .. 7fl. 1 . 7fl 1! . . 77 Chicago Mil St 1 cv 5s 7 70 1 . . . . 7H 1 OKU C k Nwn Si'87 1 92i Chi Nwn 7 8.... 103 CM llallw's (la (IAU 6lH, 00 i 00 88 Yt liflH H8H 00 Armour 4 tan 1 77 1 IT A T 8 V 4a 28 1. 8. 10. 21. 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Other quotations were Swiss cables IB 40. checks 15 52: frullder made u new high record at a Bain of i cent over yesterday's oloBlnu touching 32 for cables nnud 32 for checks; pesetas cables were 1,147 checkh 13.45; Hn.'kholm cables 20 03' checks 20 85; Chrlstlunla rabies 16 20 checks 16.16. roixmhaBcn cables 1C.15. checks 16 10, Belelun cables C JG' mark? 1.10 ' R eal" 0f 10 "oln,s: The premium on .Y York evchanire In .Montreal todav declined to lC54 n,ce.ntV Th.1: '"Mount on Canadian 1CBI-K1IDAY8 PINAI, QUOTATIONS 1 mil V"X?C .V',r? Oullders 3 111 0 97 II 4 :n 11 TODAY'S Ol'E.NINO QUOTATIONS 1 .W V?.n,e" r" lulldrrs . :i 03 11 02 a 531. ;. j" a ou n 03 it.oi ' 3223 NOON QUOTATIONS Sterling, rnmcj 3.0.1 8 U.-i 3.0.1 5 DO Demand Cables Demand Cablcu . Df-manii Cables J .ire Uuil.lera 3 49 ; BANK Bank rlearlnga CLEARINGS B B 7s rets 1 . 101 2. . 101 2 . 101 3 ... 101 1 . 101 1 ... 101 1... 10t 3.... 101 (J Y Cant' I M Cent'l 0a 1 00 N Y Ohl A Ht I.ouls d 4s 1. . . 73 New Yolk D'U 67 ' Comp y 4s 4si 1 63 70(N Yk Light It 70 . A Pwr 4s ,0 .1 03 Vj tAflli. piimn 1 i. I .. 1... ri'iMndinv ri,; :r ' ' vr,iy """ r Phita, ..J8.iih.s.m2 i8oJSria.i JlfS 0,(Lltl4 Boston.. B8,P24S0S 00 048,70 1 iu ui'rlni ( hlcigo 103.650. 473 118.504 817 ""SS Hultimore 16,213,280 10 472 87.1 St. t.ouls 24.B74.U88 3172.1211 , Cluett, Peabody & Co. Cut Dividend New York. Jnn. 0. Cliiotr pi,n,i.. . Co Inc., have declared a cit.irtirly dividend of Jij percent on the common stock payable February 1 to stuck of record January 21 Heretofore, the company had been paMnp quartey dividend of 1'.. per cent on the common stock j. M. SlIXKIt C. 8. TATTON Sailer & Stevenson ID ant cirarrNCT bts. BONDS Tax Free. Yielding Wt to 8M I Safe Bondsr Investment (HALSEY, STUART &. CO. Inc.. CENTRAL TRUST AND SAVINGS COMPANY ASSETS Cawli on Hand 3 Cash in linnka U. S. Bonds nnd Certificates Demand Collateral Loans Time Collateral Loans Commercial Paper and Acceptances... Loans on Bonds and Mortgages Stocks and Bonds . . Mortgages Real Estate, Furni ture and Fixtures Other Real Estate.. Miscellaneous Assets DECKMIlKIl 31, 1020 f LIABILITIES CapituI Stock S 750,000.00 Surplus 700,000.00 Undivided Profits... Gt,G25.71 459,272.81 2,19j,C38.70 582,029.15 1,710,410.10 C45.G0G.30 4,581,107.10 59G.020.00 G85,13G.91 G75.232.00 353.G72.74 19,500.00 15,520.80 $12,525,146.76 Reserve for De preciation ..ti 10,000.00 DEPOSITS 10,934,288.58 Dividends Unpaid . 108.75 Accrued Interest Payable Miscellaneous Liabilities 61,129.61 4,904.11 $12,525,146.76 Trust Funds it f 1 I $3,543,162.31 T. Comly Hunter, President Clement J. Craft, Vice President George H. McNcely, Vice Presi dent Theodore F. Miller, Vice Presi dent Frederick G. Helmbold, Treasurer Charles K. Lukens, Secretary Anson B. Evanr, Title and Trust Officer George J. Hanhauser, ylsjtBoitt Title and Trust Officer Lewis Van Court, Assistant Treasurer An Announcement and an Invitation t ' THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH PHILADELPHIA UOKDIAI.I.Y INVITK YOUIt INSPECTION OF THEIR i, NEW BANKING INSTITUTION BIIOAD STREET AT GERMANTOWX AND ERIE AVENUES FHIDAY, JANUARY 7, AND SATU11DAY, JANUARY 8, 1921 0 A. M. UNTir. 3 T. H. 6.30 T. 51. UNTIL 8.30 I. M. 1 Ta T1IK HANK Vni.L OPEN FOR nUSINCtS ON .MONDAY. JANUARY 10TH i "Strength and Service" 1 radesmens ; National Bank T 431 Chestnut Street, PhUadelphia Report of Condition At the Clozo of LTusinesn Established 1S.',G December 29, 1930 RESOURCES Loans and Investment? $H,1G0,32-L4f5 Customers Liability under Letters of Credit and Acceptances 2,862,503.13 Due from Banks 2,703,378.22 Exchanges for Clearing House 185,649.43 Accrued Interest 30,044.01 Cash and Reserve . 1,270,329,95 Other Assets 274,108.15 $21,486,337.35 ' L.lsLlILil UIJ5 Capital 51,000,000.00 Surplus 1,750,000.00 Undivided Profits 421,156.34 Unearned Discount rjo ggg 37 Reserve for Interest, Taxes, etc 74076 45 Circulation 49o',75o!oo Letters of Credit and Acceptances 3,053,186.17 Acceptances of Other Banks Sold 10000000 Rediscounts and Bills Paynble to Federal Reserve ' Bank secured by obligations of the U. S.. . . 1,079 642 50 Deposits 13;270728'.24 Other Liabilities 1G8.108.78 $21,4867337135 .. . ... Hoard A. Ixieh. Prei. II. I. MfCarthr. Ylre Pre. m n. Onrcrnhrlni. Vice Pres. Lilmund Will ini, lice Prea. Howard K. Dell. AsitT C'aahler and Cnablcr W'. O. Jolley. Ailt. CaihleV J. M. Krlirell. Ant. Cashier """ HASKINS & SELLS CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS NKW VUllK I'HICAdO DKTROIT . i'I.KVKIND llOPTON SAINT l.OflS HI.TlMi)llK IMTTSUl'llOII SAN rRANl IS''" I.OS ANUEI.U. HfKFAl.O I (J Mi i.N l'.ftlM IIAVAV siian:iii '"INfl.NN TI yr.w oiti.KANs KIIATTLE KANSAS CITY IH5NVKR TIA.TA UM.tAS .-Ai.T mi: ti;i.s w'atkrtowv nr ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL OF THEIR PHILADELPHIA OFFICE TO THE LAND TITLE BUILDING 1812 THE 1921 PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY for Insurances on Lives and Granting Annuities TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY Capital and Surplus $7,000,000 Member Federal Reserve System IlltOMI STREET OFFICE. Cheatnut and Junlotr Streets 517 Chestnut Street Philadelphia $ j m v?t 1 I s 'r7.r : I - .tii . r. - ,5 il( f.-"H. VI .., Av ft . rmfl h.
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