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New-York tribune., 1922-11-20


tive to day-to~day influences, whether
political, economic or financial. This
Is because in Europe, France, suffer
ing most severely of the Allies during
the war, is at the vortex Of the Con-
sinents difficulties; in South America,
Brazil has been most backward of the
major countries Of the western. hemi-
sphere in recuperation from the wars
effect. Neither French nor Brazilian
oonds, therefore, are suitable for the
man whose temperament permits dis
turhance or anxiety from the con-
stantiy shifting market value of his
investment,
frances past record for payment is
excellent. Her financial position now
is complicated by the fact that she has
based her expenditures on expecta-
tions of collecting reparations from
Germany and these collections have
not come through. If she slows up the
work of restuA alton, as she seems
likely to DO, bankers believe that she
can more nearly strike q current finan-
cial balance. Whatever her attitude
and capacity with respect to her war
debt to the United States Treasury,
there is no present reason to question
her ability and intent to meet the re-
quirements of her dollar loans sold to
American investors.
All sinking fund and interest pay
ments Of both the 7ts and s per cent
loans have been met as due. Informa-
tion obtained from authoritative bank
ing sources shows that up to the close
of business November 13 SS,466,000 Of
the IS and $9,622,40o Of the TVS had
been retired through operation of the
respective sinking funds.
The most recent decline in French
government bonds, carrying them to
new low records, resulted from a Va
riety of causes and was facilitated by
it's coincidence with general reaction
OF bond prices. The chief factor in
the break was probably q growing lack
of confidence on both sides of the water
in the present French policies toward
reparations and Europe's other prob
lens. Operating with the same effect
the continued financial deterioration of
Germany has also reduced the amount
which France may expect to collect on
reparations. France has gambled Oh
Preparations and for the moment lost;
the longer she holds out against q
settlement the less she is likely TO re-
cover, in the opinion Of bankers; she
now faces the requirement of putting
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Wants s Per Cent

Question---To provide for the absolute
necessaries of life for my family and my
self have Investments in high grade
bonds. Liberty bonds. United States Steel
bonds. Atchison general is. etc. / intend
to keep these investments as they are. To
provide for extraordinary and incidental
expenses for amusernent and recreation.
wish to invest other funds in bonds listed
on the New York Stock Exchange. Con
solidated Exchange or Curb. l want the
bonds paying. the very highest percentage
of return and which have q good fighting
chance of continuing to pay their interest.
There such bonds, I would suppose
that bring returns OF per cent. II you
would furnish me with a list of such bonds
| will be duly appreciative and thankful.
Please give ten or twelve different bonds
in order that I may nalte only small in
yestments in each, and thus divide the
risk.-J. a. 8,
Answer-We are mentioning several
bonds yielding s per cent, with the dis
tinct understanding that they are not
our recommendations and that in men
ticring them at all we are simply com
plying with your request They are
French Government ss, Republic of
Chile IS, 1941; Sac Paulo IS, 1896;
Ajax Rubber IS, 1886; Goodyear 8s,
1921, and Sharon Steel Hoop IS, 1941.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Lima Locomotive Works

Question-Ts the Lima Locomotive Com
tlay pany subsidiary Of some other locomo-
tive company? If It is tell me tho com
pany. Has 1t recently been reorpanized ?
II it has been reorganized, what was the
reason r, for the reorganization What is
dne son - par & value y Of the stock? What divi-
uehd does 1t pay and when payable? Has
u ever paid extra dividends? Is there
street gossip that it is soon to declare
an an e&tra? Can you and Will you give me
American Steel Foundry at this tin,es
wan ne participate in their extra dividend ?
| as - american Telephone and Telegraph q
good investment at the present price /?
Would you advise buying General Nlec-
tric special?-W. 3. B.
Answer-The Lima Locomotive Works
was incorporated in 1916 as success or
in accordance with reimbursement
plan to the Lima Locomotive CORPORA.
tlon. 1t Is not subsidiary of any
other company. II has not been re-
organized recently, but the company
mas readJusted its capital structure in
the following manner; The share
capitalization was changed from 75,-
500 shares Of common stock OF 500
par value to 100000 shares on no par
value; two shares of the new stock
were issued for each share Of old:
common stockholders were given the
right TO subscribe to tns new common
stock at $50 share at the rate of 1-3
shares of new for one share of old:
the preferred, which had been con-
vertible to common share for sha,e
was made convertible at the rate
Of two shares Of common FOR
one share Of preferred. The
$l.393,oO0 first mortgage bonds were
called for redemption November /
OF this year. An initial dividend on
the new common stock will be paid
December l at the rate of 81 a share
quarterly. The first dividend on the
old common was paid on September 90,
1921, at the rate of 1% per cent GUAR
terly. No extra dividends have ever
been paid and although we have heard
the extra dividend rumor you refer to,
lustnas we have heard numerous other
pieces Of gossip in the financial COM
lnunlty, we have no reason for believ-
ing that any extra payment will be
made. The aggregate Of cash dividends
was really Increased when the first
dividend on the new stock was de-
clared. On November a it was an
nounced that the company had on hand
s14,000,000 Of untitled orders. The
most recent statement of earnings
covers the calendar year 1924. In that
period there was surplus Of S631 900
after preferred and common dividends
Any one who buys American Steel
Founderies stock before Deceanber 9
will be entitled to the extra dividend
We consider American Telephone and
/ Telegraph stock good investment
General Electric special stock is also
a good investment, ranking with the
/ best preferred stocks.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Good Investments for sso,ooo

Quession--Will you please advise me
KINGS OF good investments for 100000 ia
lash 10. G. p.
Answer-Beyond tho statement that
you want good Investments" there is
nothing in your brief note TO suggest
the class of securities desired. We
have, therefore, arranged list of
stocks and bonds, we'll diversified as
to class OF security and nature of in
dustry. We suggest the following
bonds TO the principal amount of
$4,000 each: Delaware & Hudson B1ss,
1887, yielding about s.3 per cent; vir-
ginisn Railway IS, 1869, yielding about
o.2 per cent; Pere Marquette first 6s,
1866, yielding about 5.s per cent; State
Of North Carolina AIS, 193s-'36, yield
ing about Az per cent; Aluminium Com
pany of America rs, 1888, yielding
about 81 per cent; American Thread
Is, 1928, yielding about Sd per cent:
Canadian General Electric IS, 19A2,
yielding about 81 per cent; American
Smelling 5s, 1947, yielding about 5.5
per cent; International Paper IS, 1s47,
yielding about 5.s per cent; Adiron-
dack Power and Light 6s, 1860, selling
around par; Niagara Falls Power es,
1850, yielding about b.5 per cent;
twenty shares of New York Telephone
61a per cent preferred stocks, thirty
shares of Western Electric Z per cent
preferred, and 800 shares of General
Electric special stock Of SO par
value.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
What's Behind Break i'm Foreign Bonds !?

Vhes'onn pie@ the
as same apply the French
" respect either holding
~ ana per cent bonds Should
oad ask yoa to kindly
Q"eston-Ponh kindly bo,s
$40 PduIo c.. - - "
affecting government bonds and Brazilian
except IN so far they
o mner radcay yet their
ohg parallel lines to joint OF
o french government 7}s and
oeen weaker than the general foreign government
certain central European foreign corporation issues Fh
nave declined more persstenty greater extent than
nave oer European bonds like Belgium for examne
similar statement applies comparison m other
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Preferred stocks Suitable

Question: viii have for ,nyest,nant now
very soon $4,000. which / would like TO put
INTO something that would be n safe in
vestment that could depend upon 10 help
me out IN my living expenses. Would you
taRe the trouble TO advice ms what you
lhihk OF my quitting the s2,100 into Afaeri@
pany preferred or Royal Balstna Powder
company preferred7 THESE preferred
stocks pay q better income than good
ponds, which additional tnGoTne need, and
am writing for your opinion ar to their
"a. r. II.
Answer--We believe any Of these
stocks, or any combination of the three,
would be suitable for your $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Utah Power Preferred

Question--Do you regard Utah Power
and Light Company per cent cumulative
preferred stock good Investment? 1t .s
selling here at 90 and accrued dividends
to net T.29 per cent. That seems like q
very high yield as compared with the pre-
ferred stocks of old, substantial COM
panies.-J- II. NJ.
Answer--We consider Utah Power
and Light preferred is suitable for an
investor who holds higher grade Sc
curities and who is not particular
about limited marketability.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Interest In October

Question-Wiil you be good enough to
dates Of which fall due during octohsr
ana april and yielding at least per cent?
l would like bond that Is sellins below
par The reason I ask this is SO thai
my interest will help me meet my rather
neaYy insurance premuna which fall dine
IN the above months,--E. S.
Ahswer-The following bonds re.
cefye interest in April and October and
M your requirements in other respects
wilson q 20, IS, 1941, selling around
par; ana Niagara Falls Power $, 1892,
yielding about 6 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
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Reader
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Investment information

Questions OF general interest to sss-
eesfors tcfu DC dasseere6 sqs this cell
..smii, i'i sehseis cdse only saitiaia sein
6s stsea. Others Wiil be ansmeYed tS
snaa. Address all iaqwiries, isotos-
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Strong Foundation for List

ouestion--wii, you be kind enough to
examine the inclosed list of bonds and pre-
ferred stocks AND advise me II yea CON
wise? II has been my effort in ct.ooaing
these securities to consider the safety Of
have found your investment information
criticism. Bonds Fifteen shares Cana
laAs: i've shares Columbia and Montour
Electric Company IS, 1913; two shares Dei-
las Gas Company 5s.. 1895; .two shares r.
city n. OF of Los Angeles US 1881: 1--WE Shares
City of Minneapolis 4e. 1921: four shares
stats Of @ orssoa q lsay ;ss1 twelve shares
Pennsylvania Public Service Company SIS,
1889; six shares Republic Iron ard Steel
ce,npaay bs. 1870; aye shares St5y snd
shares City and County OF San Francisco
4tss. 1934: i've shares City Of Seattle 4hs.
1927. Preferred etocks--Fifty shares Amer
lean Can Company. nsty shares American
Locomotive Company, Atty shares Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining Company. hfty
100 shares American Tobacco Company.
fifty. shares American Weolen Company.
twenty-five shares Bethlehem Steel Cor
shares Corn Products Refining Company,
iifty shares Endicott. johnson Cooperation,
loo shares National Biscuit Company,
Company. 100 shares Standard Oh Com
pany OF New Jersey, 100 shares United
StaEaS KuDpcT nrSts, tto shares United
states Steel Corporation, 100 shares Eir-
ginia- Carolina Chemical Company. twenty
five shares West India Sugar Ftianca Cor~
poration.--C. II. s.
Arswer--In framing this investment
yog apparently sought TO reduce to a
miaimutn The amount of income sub
ject to government and state taxes.
No criticism can be made as far as
your bonds are concerned, for in ac-
quiring so many municipal obligations
you have given your entire fortune a
strong foundation. Diversitication has
not been carried out in the bond list
and none is needed where the great
majority of fund is invested in gilt
edged bonds. Comparing your bond
and stock lists, we feel that you should
hare larger proportion Of the former
class OF security. However, We adj
Inire your selection OF preferred stocks.
You went wrong on Virginia Carolina
Chemical preferred and West India
Sugar Finance preferred, but believing
/ the situation in these two companies
to be only temporary, we feel that j
person who has so many other sources
lof income can afford 60 wait for re,
lcovery Of earning power.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Bonds for $1,000 Investment

ouestion--l have been advised to write
,,s,t w sou 1er information regarding an In
wnhe w 20 place In good Safe investment,
NM ,shar., am am writing to find out from yoe,
money 80 aR to get the higheef intarrrt
possible, nnd yot be safe Investment I
aIn bochkeeper and have TO work hard
1or aii the n1oney that ] can save. so
must must be careful what do with It. i
VIII WIN appreeiate any Information that YOU
VIII give me---Miss II. &c. l..
Answer--New York Telephone es
1871, selling around los; American
Sugar 6s, 1887, selling around 10s. OF
Pere Marquette Railroad 6s, 1856, sell.
ing around 81, would be suitable in.
vestment for your $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Her Income Reduced

Question--would very much appreciate
your advice on investing $4,000 am F.
widow, fiftysour years old, and weuid
like that amount to bring me more inter
est than the savings banks pay. ap-
piled for dye shares OF New York Tele-
phone---was allowed two. i work seven
days week. nine hours day, with three
meals for $50 month and pay s46 a
month rent You can see why / should
like to earn more money with oafety. Am
quite ignorant about inseetrnenta. being
suddenly left alone. will be thankful
Mrs. II. w.
AnswerSecurity of principal is
what you need more than anything
else. We suggest $1,000 Niagara Falls
Power 6s, 1850, yielding about So per
cent; $1,000 American Sugar Refining
6s, 1887, yielding about 5.S per cent;
81 900 st. Louis-San Francisco prior
lien 5lss, 1942, yielding about 5.9 per
cent, and eight additional shares of
New York Telephone preferred stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Change I'm Bonds

Quastion--Will you kindly adyise mo as
to the following? I have $1,000 per
ut about 1884. am thinking OF seliing
this and purchasing o per cent bond OF
the North American Edison. quoted at
about e3h, This would give me a profit
of nearly ste6. Do you conaiier this a
practical way OF making snoncy9 Or
would be exchanging good security for
something which ia speculative I seem
10 be unable to obtain amy information on
the North American Edlson.-E. g. p
Answer-The North American Edisor.
Company is a subsidiary of the North
American Company. Although we con-
slider the per cent bonds a reason
ably good investment, there can be no
doubt that In taking them in exchange
for your Union Pacific SIS you would
bs sacrificing security 10 some extent.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20

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New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-20

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5000 "West States. /
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Mini
5000 Alas-Br Col nj
800 Alvarado Min.
1000 $Am Comnder.
1900 sam Tin & IT.
400 Ang- A Cor 8 A .
5000 sBelcher Ext.
10000 sBig Ledge .s
10000 @Bison Cold. ]
$1,000 sBost g. Mon.
2S70o do Cons -. I
1000 aButte N r..
1000 sBrougher Div
5000 sCalumet & J. ]
1000 SCanada Cop.
$4,000 sCandeiaria M. ;
4400 Canario .....,
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1000 *Cons Ari3 -.
1920 Cons Cop NJ.
5000 "Cons Nev Ut.
$4,000 Cont Mines -.
5000 aCop Canyon.
100 Corp Mines :.
1000 sCork Province {
10000 Cortez oliver,
1900 C;resson Cold.
1000 Crown Reserve
200 Davis-Daly -.
$4,000 "Dean Cons :.
1000 %Divide Ext :. !
10000 ~Diamd Blk B
$500 Dolores ESP.
400 Dryden Cold.
10000 "El Salvador.
1000 sEly Cons -.
$4,000 *Emrna Silver
$4,000 sEur Crossus. 9
2580oo sFortuna 49,.
1000 Gold Cons -.
10000 "Gold Deep.
$4,000 *GoId Develop.
1000 sGoldfield Flor ]
1000 sGoidfield Orc.
$1,000 e(;old Zone -.
10000 @Hard shell.
$1,000 eHarmill DIV.
s400 Hecla Mng -.
$500 sGIenriettn Sill. Z
$500 ~Eilltop Min. :
$500 Hollinger -. ]
100 Howe Sound.
I27000 Indep Lead. !
400 Jer Verde Div.
1000 "Jim Butler >.
1000 sJumbo Exten
100 Kerr Lake -.
5000 $Knox Divide.
$4,000 *Lone Star 49,.
1900 sMcNamara NJ
5000 sMcEam Cresct
$4,000 sMarsh Min. ]
1900 Mason Valley.
100 Motherlode old !.
$4,000 sNat Tin Z
5000 sNev Ophir, =. ]
1900 aNev Sill Horn
100 New Corneiia ]
$500 New Dominion
10490 an z Pore. ;. 8
1900 Nipissing -.
1000 Nixon New.
$4,000 sOhio Copper. !
1890 Ray Hero Min .
1000 do Inc. !
1900 AIRED Hills. -.
$4,000 sRex Cons,
5000 sRichnond -.
1000 "Rochester Sill ]
10000 sRuby Rant. 4
10000 sSandstorm K
3e400 +Silyer M Am !
1900 *Sil King Reor ]
1000 ssBver Pick
1000 sSsa.sfi silver. !
1900 Sc 5Ia p e. G
10000 sSpearhead -.
600e sStand Silver. !
1000 sStewart Min.
1900 sSuccess Min. 4
1000 sSoutheral'd y
4S20o Teck Hughes. Z
1900 eTeIniskaming. {
$500 Ton Belmont.
1900 sTon Cash Boy ]
: 1T60e sTon Divide. I
500 Tonopah Ext.
zoo Tonopah Min.
3oeG sTon Midway. ]
1000 sTon Nor Star
2o00 sTri-Bullion.. !
1000 %TGolumne -. 4
10000 u s Cont. >. J
$500 Unity Gold.
10000 I'm Eastern. i.
900 I'm Verde Ext z
5000 @victory .....
5000 sWest Dome. /
1890 West End G..
10000 AWest End Eek
1000 sWest Ton.
20oe sWhite Caps. ]
1900 edo ext
1000 HWilbert .....
10000 sYerrington. :.
1900 yukon Gold - /
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