Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, April 11, 1922, Night Extra, Image 26

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Ing of tlic imniir croup Rriiruiil.
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New Yerk, April 11. Marks were
virtually um-linngetl at the opening of
tlic foreign exehnngc market today, be
ing, quoted nt .Ile against ..'ItVJi nt
the elote jeMerdny, but alt through the
list of (he ether exchnngen decline!) were
shown from last nlght'd e1elng figures
as follews: Sterling. , frnncs 1,u,
IelgliiiiM 1, lire .'Ha, 8w1ks and peetne
', DiiiiIhIi. Swedlxh and guilders fi, and
Norway 7. The market appeared te be
governed almost entirely by expecta
tions of some practical constructive un
derstanding, eventually, nt the tScnea
conference. I
Shortly before mid-day, the mart.pt
was stemi). sterling cables -I.IIU
(Icmiiuil 4.40' ; franc cables D.UJ
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Montreal today wni 'J ,"-ltl iur cent.
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Yerk waN L''4 per cent. '
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of safe building.
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MONEY-LENDING RATES
NF.W OKK Neney en call, both clones
of collateral, opened today at 4H per cent
for lending and renewing.
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Commercial Trust Bid--., Phlla.
New Yerk Ilalllmere
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Lawrence E. Brown & Ce.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
1SS0 M"AI. ESTATK TRUST Itl.DG.
tnve.tlirate and adjust corporation and
partnership accounts and prepare Income
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United States Heffman Machinery Corporation
Voting Truit Certificatet for Common Stock
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We offer for subscription when, as and if issued and received by
us, and subject te approval of Counsel, Voting Trust Certificates
for 50,000 shares of Common Stock. We reserve the right te reject , .
any subscription and te allot less than the amount applied for.
Subscription books will close en Wednesday, April 12, 1922, at
3.00 P.M.
We believe the Common Stock of this Company is an attractive
speculation and recommend its purchase as such.
Price $20.00 per share
Delivery will be made of Vetlnf Truat Certificates In temporary form
Application will be made te list the Voting Trust Certificates for Common Stock
en the New Yerk Stock Exchange -
Descriptive circular will be furnished upon application
F. B. Keech & Company Hayden, Stene & Company
New Yerk New Yerk Bosten
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NEW ORLEANS & NORTHEASTERN R. R. CO.
Refunding & Improvement Mtg. Series "A" 4lz
Due January 1, 1952
Free of Xermal Tax te 2rr
Listed en A. '. Stock Exchange
MOODY RATING Aa
PRICE ON APPLICATION
We recommend these bends for investment
BATTLES & CO.
EtUihlishtd 1S0O
Independence Square (East), Philadelphia
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6100 Aliiha 31
800 An Am ( or of S Af 22
6000 HI Idge. 1-
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10700 Hest Ir Ment Cen, 'i
1000 Cens Arizona
800 Cens Cep M . .
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1000 Divide Kxt . . .
2000 Cens Nev Vtah .
MOO Eureka f'ree.us .
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100 Oelilfleld Kler .
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Better Grade
In times like these, when bends of the better
grade are in geed demand, selections should
be based upon practical knowledge of secur
ity values and close contact with market
conditions.
OuY recommendations of bends of the better
grade include several issues listed en the
New Yeik Stock Exchange.
Send for Bend Circular 1124
IRcdmand &Ce.
Bread and Sansom Sis., Philadelphia
New Yerk Baltimore Pittsburgh Washington
,Minh"rs "ev Yerk Philadelplim and
Put-burgh Stei k i:iianKe.
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are connected by
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Private Wire
wtth important
Banks and Bankers
im the Cities of
Chicace, Illinois
Cincinnati, Ohie
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Columbus, Ohie
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Indianapolis, Ind.
Kansas City, Me.
Louisville, Ky.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Minneapolis, Minn.
New Orleans, La.
Pittsbursh, Pa.
St. Leuis, Me.
St. Paul. Minn.
Sharen, Pa.
Springfield, Ohie
Youngstown, Ohie
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INCORPOP,TKD
751 Drcxel Buildinti, Philadelphia
NKW YORK CniCAGO
IH'FFALO SYHACUSE
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$6,000,000 "T
The United Railways & Electric Company of Baltimore
Dated March 6, 1899
First Consolidated Mortgage Fifty-Year Geld Bends
Bearing 6 Interest
NOT SUBJECT TO REDEMPTION PRIOR TO MATURITY
Due March 1, 1949
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$
Interest payable March 1 and September 1. Principal and interest payable at the banking house of Alex. Brown & Sen, Baltimore, without
deduction for any tax or taxes which are or may be imposed by the United States, which the Company may be required by law
te retain or deduct therefrem. Coupon bends in denominations of $1,000, registerable as te principal only.
THE CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY, BALTIMORE, TRUSTEE
C. D. Emmens, Esq., President of the Company, has summarized as fellows a letter describing these Bends:
BUSINESS The United Railways & Electric Company of Baltimore was formed in 1899 by
consolidation of all the street railway companies in Baltimore and vicinity, their tracks
totaling about 339 miles. At the present time it operates mere than 418 miles of track and a
total of about 1100 cars, and serves a population of approximately 800,000.
c PURPOSE OF ISSUE The proceeds of the sale of these Bends are te be used te retire the
$3,000,000 City and Suburban Railway Company First Mortgage 5 Bends due June 1, 1922,
te redeem the $1,500,000 The United Railways & Electric Company of Baltimore Ten Year
7-2 Secured Geld Notes maturing January 15, 1931, and for the retirement in part of ether
corporate obligations maturing in 1922.
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DESCRIPTION OF ISSUE The Bends are issued under the First Consolidated Mortgage, dated
March 6, 1899, and the principal, as well as interest at the rate of 4 per annum, is secured by
the lien of that mortgage. Pursuant te a Supplemental Indenture, the Company is te affix te the
Bends its obligations te pay additional interest at the rate of 2 per annum, thus making the
total interest rate 6 per annum. The 2r'c additional interest will net be secured by the First
Consolidated Mortgage, but in the Supplemental Indenture the Company will covenant that it
will net create any new mortgage upon any part of its property subject te the First Consolidated
Mortgage unless such new mortgage expressly shall secure the payment of said additional inter
est obligations equally and ratably with any indebtedness secured by such new mortgage.
SECURITY Upen the retirement of the $3,000,000 City and Suburban Railway Company Bends
(prevision for which is made in the financing) the First Consolidated Mortgage becomes a first
lien en all of the property new owned or hereafter acquired by the Company subject te only
$5,550,000 underlying bends for which an equal principal amount of First Consolidated Mort
gage Bends is retained by the Trustee. The mortgage, except for the prevision for underlying
bends, is a closed mortgage. The underlying bends cover less than 40 of the trackage oper
ated by the Company and none mature before 1929.
The bends secured under this mortgage have been, for many years, legal investments
for trust funds under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City. -
EARNINGS Earnings of The United Railways & Electric Company of Baltimore during the past
five years have been as follews:
Balance
$2,460,395
2,159,499
2,344,148
3,190,412
2,682,590
Thi item include net only the interest en First Consolidated Mortgage
4 Bends, but also rentals, interest en underlying bends, secured notes
(new te be retired) and equipment bends.
As may be seen from the above table, net earnings during this five-year period, avail
able for rentals and interest items set forth, have averaged $4,489,304 per annum or about
2.34 times such average annual requirements. Since the proceeds of the present financing
are for refunding purposes, increase in interest charges resulting therefrem will alter this r.rt
very slightly. "ue
FRANCHISES Practically all of the Company's franchises in the streets of Baltimore am n,mh..i
as mere fully explained in a letter, dated April 8, 1922, describing these Bends? PerpetuaJ
Net Earnings
Gress after Taxes but
Year Earnings before depreciation
1917 $10,656,938 $4,309,820
1918 13,012,763 4,012,489
1919 14,834,350 4,232,851
1920 17,434,339 5,129,757
1921 16,437,045 4,761,604
Interest en First
Consolidated Mortgage Times
4 Bends, etc. Earned
$1,849,425 2.33
1,852,990 2.17
1,888,703 2.24
1,939,345 2.65
2,079,014 2.29
THE ABOVE BONDS ARE OFFERED
FOR SUBSCRIPTION
ABOUT 6i
AT 97 AND INTEREST, YIELDING
Subscription books mil be opened at the banking house of Alex. Breun ii S
In making allotments, priority as set forth in
tain maturing obligations of the Company
("except as te priorities mentioned), and te close subscription books without notice,
Public Service Commission of Maryland,
lie banking house of A lex .Brown ii Sens. Baltimore, at 0 o'clock A 1 A 11 ie--
ma circular, dated April 10, 1922 (available en application) Ji I be given'JheL ' f"
he right is reserved te reject any application and te allot smaller aZZ L l"? 'Jj'"
J his issue is dependent upon the approval of the
' Bends, is expected about Atril U ie-- '
Pec ted about April 24, 1922.
Delivery of Definitive Bends, or Temporary
Alex. Brown & Sens
The Oldest Banking Heuse in the United States
Baltimore, Maryland
the sbeve latement. wer. obtained from .eurces we consider reliable, and while net ruwanteed . h.n.v .u
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This advertisement appear, a. . matter of record, all of ,h. above bend, having been applied for.
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