New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
finantial.

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Incorporo,ed under the laws Of NcwJersey
Dividends on this stock will be cumulative at ; per
cent per annum payable quarterly. and THIS socA VIZ
have preference over the all the property anu
acct, NJ tho companv No bond mortgage can be put
uuon the property except by OF 20 per cent Of TAO
Preferrci Stockholders All stock Is fun paid aAd nom
sscssablc stockholders having personal liability "haE
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $50 600.
SHARES 100 EACH, DIVIDED lNIo
10 600 SHARES
COMMON OR GENERAL STOCK. $1,000 COO.
10000 SHARES
PREFERRED STOCK, OF WHICH $500
SHARES REMAIN IN THE TREAS.
URY LEAVING PRESENT
ISSUE. sl,7500o0
This comrany formed acqur. control OF and con-
tnue the business heretofore conduct by The Pratt anu
Whitney Company Of Hartford Conn., one OF the larges.
and mos, widely known manufacturers OF machinery anu
tools in ,h, corntr Tho business been established
over thirty years, and been constantly increasing IN
volume and profits.
VENDORS STATEMENT.
The property has been appraised by Mr.. ]. F. hol
loway Vice President and Treasurer Of Henry H. worm
inr,on dncorporated) Ncw-Yor assisted by Mr. Jonh H.
HIS OF Hartford. in vnulng the real estate
Adding to their oppalsa the book accounts, bills re-
ce.vable and cash, makes the -
.
exclusive of patents good will or trade marks beng
s3S4 900 in excess n Preferred Stock now issued
The books were examined for 1850, 1892 and 1891 by
Messrs Deoitte Deyer. Grifiths & Co.
Their ieport shows earnings equa! TO = PEI cent on
the Preferred Stock, 10 per the Common and
leaves sunc!cn, surplus salaries management and
contingent expenses.
Detailed reports Of the appraisers and accountants may
be seen at the office any Of the bankers or prospectus
containing them will be sent on duplication
The Secretary OF the company wits
Hartford Nov 5, 1892
present indications ara the volume OF business
and the profits Of company in the year lS9- VIII oe
spproxlmaey the same aveI2g, Tor the last three
years Orders are coming In as freely now as at any
time in the existence the company, and prices are
easily maintained"
The Preferred Stock remaining IN the treasury. or such
Part as may be required will be sol during the progress
OF contemplated extensions Of the buildings The assets
Will be increased 10 amount Of the additional stock
issued the managers express belief that this course
will increase earnings $4,000 10 10000 per annun
The customers Of company consist Of the railroads
and manufacturing interests Of the country and extensive
sales are also made abroad THE BUSINESS II INDE-
PENDENT OF TIE QUESTION OF TARIFF, AND
DOES NOT RELY UPON PROTECTION.
present Of the company agree to remain
for period five at moderate salaries, the haA
mum Of which Is fixed.
The following gentlemen have consented 10 serve a.
Directors Mr. F. a. PRATT. Mr.. AMOS WHITNEY
Hon. HENRY c. ROBINSON, Mr.. ROWLAND SWIFT
President American Nationo Bank Mr.. JOHN X RED
FIELD President National Exchange Bank, Hartford :
Mr.. Il. +. BLODGETT. Mr.. J. WOODBRIDGE
Mr. GEORGE w. NJ. REED. Hartford; Nj {. {. GUY
LER OF Cuyer, Morgan e. Co.; Mr.. WILLIAM Nj
KIDDER, CT a. NJ kidder & Co.. New.York
TRANSFER AGENTS IN NETWORK.
Messrs. \. NJ. KIDDER co.
REGISTRAR OF THE STOCK,
N Y GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY CO.
COUNSEL,
NFSSRS CARTER & LEDYARD, New-York.
HON HENRY C. ROBINSON, Hartford, Conn.
AUDITORS
Messrs. DELoITTE, DEvER GRIFFITHS s. CO.
THE SUBSCRIPTION LISTS WILL OPEN on
THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1892, AND CLOSE on OR
BEFORE SATURDAY, DEC ~, 1892.
Payments will be made follows;
10 PER CENT on APPLICATION.
40 PER CENT on ALLOTMENT.
80 PER CENT on JAN. 3. 1898.
The right IL reserved reject reduce amy applica
tion. Upon final payment provisional negotiable re-
CENTS will be issued by the New York Guaranty and
Indemnity Company, TO be exchanged for engraved
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