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SENATOR ED T. COMAN President of ih, Pachange B ne, Coman, besides being ier, has been active in civic and political affairs. Bank’ Divison, ABA. nd pro nt of the Baltimore Clearing House Association. Allen H. Wright HON. W. A. CLARK Former United States Senator from Montana, member of W. A. Clark & Brothers,” bankers, Butt and lately elected. president tbs jontana Bankers Association. railway, which is owned by the Government. The road he principal railroad system of Brazil. The Brazikian remnment Promina to make semiannual soking fund payments, suficent to retire the loam at maturity’ at 102 and interest. The bonds are non-callable for years. The proceeds are to be used in part for electrily- ing a division of the railroad. They are exempt from Brazilian taxes, and are coupon in denominations of 8500 and $1,000, They were offered at a price to net 7.3 uae The first morten ts A. Atuany, N. per. > siaking fund "rch bunds of Witherbee, Shera & dine Mfay 1, 18s Wook ike an eee business man's investment.” The company has been in business over seventy years and is one of the largest pig iron producers in the country, controlling 174,000 acres of mineral land near Port Henry. N.Y. “With apart of the proceeds of the bonds the Il construct huge modern last furnace, For twenty-one ears the company fas paid dividends on its stock at the average rate of 8.09 per cent. The bonds were offered at a price to yield about 634 per cent. C., Puiabeuruts, Ps. ‘The Tidal Osage Oil Com- pany's 7 pee ceat aking fund gold bonds due August 1, ‘are attractive and hey are the Tide Ws Oil Company bot able on any interest date on or before August 1, Toes, at 104 and interest, the redemption price decreasing half of 1 per cent, cach sear thereafter, Federal normal income ta in paid up to’ percent, ‘The Tide Water Oi y's are several times interest, charges. The Tae Water Oil Couspang” has paid eash dividends Jace 1889. The bonds were iss it @ price to net about 6.45 per cent. J. Prrrescacn, Pa.: Conservative troders 5 in Wall Sureet usually take a fair pro be market is very uncertain and they hand i is worth two in the bush. The Espa Co, is a subsidiary of the Cities Service per oeat. bonds apt L, Recostrss} en : The me appears to be manufacturing a meti the production of it may in time prove prostable.” But the company does not appear as yet to have made its product commercially successful, and therefore the stock Gnoten investment, rales 6 fal boa pel poceiation: » Lovr, Mo: Angl-Amencan ieveet i is a sound industrial stock ee eee has been paying dividends regularly, The company appears to be in good condition. I have no statement of the earnings of the Dictograph Co. but the stocks are sli Anglo-American Mills conn is the better stock. Magna Metal Corporation of geat merit, and }.. East St. Loves, It looks better to even up on WSioe prefered tan to 6 aba fy must be better days in store for the company, Famous Players common, with its 8 per cent. would sell higher were the stock not of a Soest speculative class. ‘The cornings of Ube corporation are large, bet t the motion faa business is necessarily more uncertain than induiteal budoese It the earnings re- fain high, Famous, Players common is likely to. ell Seber a m opinion, the stock market is bound, as a le, to go higher in the course of the next few months, although there will be recessions at times. market may bare disunted the besnem situation for a while abead, but not for the lor ng Pull, ‘The indentures of all the bonds a tax-free covenant, which should he Salts Textile Manufacturing Co. 8s are the issues of a flourishing con- cern, dated ght, Power & Traction Co. Ss are guaranteed by the Cities Service Co. and appear safe. The Continental Gas & Electric Co. 3s and 8 per cent. debentures look like prudent purchases, as the cor- poration (pays dividends on preferered. ‘The, General tins Electric Company's 6s are res safe. ngton 6 ities Co. sper ol Tat by the Keates Securities Corporation and look safe, though the Lexington isis re. hee paid Bo vidend since November, 1917. ‘ower Securities Cor- Fpeni Stem ig bea gd usiness man’s investment. Des Moines Electric Co. 5s seem safe, for the com- pany earns the interest with a considerable i L,, Pexarvute, Mo.: The U.S. Automotive Corp. stock is not listed on the Exchange, and it has been re- as more of less speculative. The Channel Chemi- Siter tire take Gee ern th If you iy and the company's Peete pe Renard seate ble might be well cooueh toavefage dows the pricey The Standard Gas and Blac trie Co, #8 one of the well- nde Bveaby com and the preferred stock is highly regarded. he Moun? tain Producers Oil Co. is paying dividends at the rate of 12 per cent. on par (810), and the stock is quoted now at about 818, which is rather high for the dividend. S, New Yor: The Wayside Telephone & Auto Service Co., Ine., enterprise looks feasible and is legiti- cornt stage, and can hardly be expected to earn or to pay divi- dends The stock, . scale, At present the company is in the for some time to come, therefore is lative class, ‘wicsco, Tut: Claims as hoe against the Continental Condy Co, aggregated $800,000, and after he sale of the company’s property under court order only boat $100,000 was esiable Tor payment of debts. Clearly, then, the stock has no value, The Willys Cor- poration 1y has not as yet been all disposed of, and what will be realized above creditors’ claims remains to be seen. R, Mirengis, S. Dax.: in the It woul! be well enough to devote a portion of your 86,000 to purchasing some shares of both Great Northern Ore and Allis-Chalmers common. So far as can be forescen, the dividends on these es are ikely Yo be maintained 1 is aay a good plan to diversify and not to put ail your eges into See beaber,? You shuld consider the vatous Seatclas preferred stocks, New You, June 24, 1922, Free Booklets for Investors A very readable ie stay conveying a lot of sound com- mon sense, has been issued by the wic known house of G, L. Miller & Co., Inc., tt Hurt Bidg., Atlanta, Ga. The company is distributing first mortgage real estate bonds which yield 8 per cent. and which have been sok in all parts of the country. 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