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Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-01
Coast People

NJ. H. Besson, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Vera Besson, and by Fred F. Shell, were in this city Tues day, driving over from Jerome, where they have been visiting, from their home in Los Angeles.
 Leaves for South
 J. A. Gilbert, head of the insur- ance department of the Knights of Pythias lodge in Arizona, this morn ing returned to his headquarters in Phoenix, after a visit Of several days in this vicinity.
 On Mining Business Coming up from Phoenix Tuesday, w. NJ. Lawhon c. H. Bolin, A. K. Galludet, Mrs. Galludet and Thomas Smart were here yesterday on min ing business. They were joined here by G. S. Wallace of Jerome, with whom they will visit mining proper ties in this county.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-01
Returns to Parker

John RobertS has returned to hi home in Parker He arrived here or Wednesday, to attend the funeral O his sister, the late Mrs. Hannaf Hartin.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-01
Returns from Phoenix

w. J. O'Brien, secretary of tn Spring Valley townsite, has returne, from the capital, where he has beer on business during the past severa days.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-01
Returns from South

Mrs. A. w. Davis and her tw children, Nellie May and Arthur, Jr have returned from Phoenix, wher they have been during Arthur's con valescence from a serious illness.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-01
Goes to Globe

Jerry Sullivan, stockman and land owner of the Williamson valley, yes terday went to Globe to attend tn Arizona Cattle Growers association convention.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-01
CFrom Thucsdav,s Daily

IT IOIH | HufsNsAS \ kJally) From Fl Paso
 E. D. Moore, of Fl Paso, Tuesday and yesterday was transacting busi. ness and greeting friends in Prescott From the Coast Jay (. Johnson, Los Angeles busi- ness man, passed yesterday in the Mile High city on business. Ranger Here
 John (. McNelty, ranger in charge of the Prescott district of the Pres colt National forest, was in Prescott yesterday from his home at Willow Creek.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-01

Postoffice address: Phoenix, Ariz (5t-W. First pub. Mar l, 1922; last pub. Mar 2S, l922)
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Bank Sees Brighter
Outlook for Farmers
Increased Demand for Farm
Products During Year
Is Predicted

A basis of confidence that prices o.
farm products will make some recover!
during the year is reported in the
monthly economic circular of the Ma
tional City Bank. issued yesterday.
After drawing attention TO the concIu-
sion by the Department OF Commercs
that all countries normally importing
foodstuf7s must buy largely before the
coming harvest. the bank remarks upon
the strong statistical position Of wheat
the prospect Of reducing the heavy sur
plus OF cotton, the i'm probability Of
third bumper crop in corn and the I'M
proved outlook in the cattle country.
The circular carries warning
against crop curtsiiment TO effect an
advance in prices.
Regarding general business cond.'
tons. the bank saws:
at cannot Yet be confidently said
that the bottom has been reached in oil
lines; on the contrary, there is reason
20 believe that in manufactured gooos
costs have yet to be materially re-
duced," says the bank. "On the other
hand. the industries thst have to DO
with primary products probably are on
safe ground. The banks suffered
through tie numerous failures. and
most OF the state systems for the
guaranty of bank deposits have been
put OF business either temporarily or
permanently. In the State Of WASH
ington every bank has left the guaranV
system"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Active Opposition
10 Reorganization
Plan Of ID. & r. e..
Independent Body Headed
by Jas. H. Perkins: Sutro
Group Advised by Inter.
myer Not to Leap in Dark

Active opposition to the plan for re-
organizing the Denver e. Rio Grande
Railroad, prepared under the auspices
OF the Western Pacific, took form yes
terday in the formation Of an indc-
pendent committee headed By James II.
Loan and Trust Company. This group
represents holders Of the first and re-
funding mortgage per cent bonds and
the adjustment mortgage Is
The other members Of the committee
arc r. Walter Leigh, Of Maitland. Cop
pell Co.; John G. Lonsdale Of the
National Bank Of Commerce. st. Louis,
snd John NJ. McClemcnt and Willis d
Wood. Of Ladd & Wood.
The committee, headed BY Richa rd
Sutro4 also representing the I pcr cent
cumulative adjustment mortgage Den
YER 4 Rio Grandc bonds, announced
. the receipt of a letter from Samuel
Untermyer, counsel for the committee,
which stated that pending an analysis
of the Western Pacific plan at would
be foolhardy for the committee to per
nit the trustee under the adjustment
mortgage to consent to the plan or to
| L
gage bonds Hereunder"
"Nor do | believe" says Mr.. Inter
mycr, chat any other holder of the
first and rcfunding bonds would wish
to secure payment Of his February |.
1922, coupon, regardless of the ulti-
mate result. 1t seems to be paying too
high price for leap in the dark at
this time. They should at least know
the facts before they act
Under the terms Of the rcadiustment
plan as announced by the Western Pa
cific interests it provides for the can
collation. of the present first and re-
funding mortgage, the creation Of two
new mortgages an exchange Of the first
and rcfunding mortgage bonds for SO
per cent OF tnc junior issue Of the two
new mortgage bond issues and SO per
cent IN new cumulative pre- ferred stock.
he announcement of the Perkins com
mittee says:
Holders Of large amounts of the
present Denver first and refunding 5
per cent bonds regard the provision Cor
thelr bonds IN this plan proposed by
the western Pacific as entirely made
Quatc, and believe more liberal treat
ment can be obtained for their bonds.
and holders Of large amounts of Den
YER adjustment T per cent bonds re-
gard the indefinite provisions of the
plan for their bonds as unsatisfactory
and as offering alternatives which
would be inadequate"
The committee expresses the opinion
that other proposals for reorganiza-
ton can be obtained which arc more
favorable to the holders of the first
and refunding 5s and the adjustment
IS. he committee announces that it
has arranged with the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company to advance the
amount Of the February l interest cou-
pom on the per cent bonds to deposit
ing bondholders.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
All Must Be Judged on Merit

Question: should like your views on
s Rsbser sGuy Ss % s5oo $500 Tntsd
ccrn is, 1886 $500 Portland Light and
poweT 7sss 1916; $500 renn,ohio Power
ass seo soTe Go s. ss7 ssoo Me <
wire Spencer steel Is, 1895; $500 Cleveland
and Metal Products Company Is. 1890:
Estate. forty shares % La Sale uni universi;y fc;
preferred. would appreciate your op,n-
!oa on the c. L Miller Co., Atlanta, Ga.
am informed indirectly by Moody. that the
only reason he does not recommend them
to his clients is their limited market
ability: am at prescnt inv. sting sum
tercst coupons: 80. naturally. would like
to feel assured Of their safety: Also, can
purchased ii and has paid 10 per cent tho
last two years. Could you safely make
general statement to the effect that any
bond Issue sponsored by a house like tho
National city Company. is a safe !nvest
ment proposition ?P. l.. G..
Answer-ln general your lst Of in
vestments is a good one. The Wick
wire Spencer Steel 7s and the Cleveland
Metal Products Is are, in our opinion,
business mans investment. Where
real estate bonds are secured by q
n, ortgage on improved real estate, hav-
irg an earning power we'll in excess
Of the interest requirements on the
bonds, and where the bonds are issued
at a conservative rate, we think they
are good investments if the company
issuing them has been in business for
long period Of years and has shown
good business judgment. A high yield
Of interest on such bonds, however,
should be viewed with some caution,
we think. With stock such as that Of
the La Sale University preferred divi-
dends are dependent on earnings and
you do not have the same assurance Of
fixed rate as you do in the case of
bond Of good company. There are a
number of preferred stocks Of COM
panies whose earnings records have
been so long and are so stable that
they deservedly rank as high grade in
vestments. Such stocks are National
Biscuit preferred. United States Steel
preferred and American Locomotive
preferred Any high grade banking
house will themselves tell you that
ties. Some are high grade investments
which sell at a price to yield only 5h
to per cent at present; others are a
business mans investment, yielding 7
to s per cent; others may be quite
speculative. The bankers attempt to
get a good security Of its class, but
the mere fact that 7h per cent bond
is offered by reputable banking house
does not change the character of the
bond.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Ought To Be More Conservative

Question: I would very much appreciate
you, s,a, Vsluablc adyic. az to thc s following
family and myself. You Will note they
mostly shortterm bonds and we are CON
sidering tho advisability Of mak!ng a
by reinvesting IN longer term bonds with
ont loss IN yearly interest or safety as to
principal, excepting. Of course, tho Lib
you often ADVISE and know connot be
equaled, but | feel sure YOU can suEgest
n. high class bond or bonds to replace
these to give, say. or : per cent inter
est and which you conaidcr exceptionally
safe and marketable. Consolidated Gas
Company, two convertible per cent gold
due 1895; one $1,000 United States ~ per
cent gold bond. being frat Liberty loan
three $1,000 Liberty loan ~ per cent
being second Liberty loan converted,
bought at par and due 1e3?-'47: one $500
United States victorv loan. bought at ss
dom OF Great Britain and ireland SIS
convertibic gold honds-tcn at $1,000 each
II be advsabic to sell these nov and buy
the 5A per cent issue duc 1881? This Is
the same rate of interest and tho pres
ent .,nt purchase price is about so!a. this and
amounts: Two $1,000 American Telephons
so"sht a. due cS"t aTesdy Fea nSsts S
small Investments In Northwestern Dell
Telephone and STANDARD on Of New Jcr-
and as recommended in your information
columns have considered the follow
ing bonds and one preferred stock as being
10 your approval Is TO their safety: Kan
sac city Power and Light Company first
and refunding mortgage twenty-hve-vear
~ per cent gold bonds, series c. due 1916.
or Kansas City Power and Light per
cent maturing 1e4l: American Power and
ldsht per cent FEATURING 1871; 1nternn-
sinking fund. 1871; Mexican Petroleum
per cent. due 1885; New York Central
.onvert,o'e debentures 6 per cent. 1895;
1879; Brooklyn Edison Company. Inc.
,', General Mortgage series D per cent
Eorpofs ESo'a n9ads an due '<0 T9sscec ercdusta
cent gold bonds. due 193l: bush Terminal
buildings preferred stock. per cent As
en- reaching the age when present In
Nestments and few other small sources OF
income viii be our limit. ! am very anx.
,ous TO have the sound and reliable advice
note you give your correspondents.-r.
G. c.
Answcr-Nou would be wise to sell
your short term bonds, we think, and
the suggested change from United
Kingdom bonds. due 1929, to those due
1887, is good one. international
Mercantile Marine SIS, New York Cen
tral convertible debenture 6s, Anaconda
Copper Is, and Brooklyn Edison Is are
we'll suited for your purpose. A man
in your position ought to be more than
ordinarily conservative in his invest
ments. and we suggest instead of the
other bonds the following: Province of
Alberta 5% per cent non-caliable bonds.
due 1947. recently selling around par:
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific refund
ing 4s, due 1884; Utah Power and
Light first lien and general IS, due
1914; Montreal Light Heat and Power
collateral trust 4'as. due 1882; and Ma
tonal Biscuit preferred stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
FINANCIAL
HENRY ]. LEAKE. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN Fl. MULLER Sun

STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN Fl. MULLER son;
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY list, 1ssa
al IL 30 O'Clock. a. tho
EXCHANGE SALESROOMS,
NOS. "a AND Is VESEY STREET
For Account Of Executor:
ISIS shs. Boston. Cape Cod & Nc" i~'
: shs. T,dewate- Oil CO. common
249 shs. Pueblo Realty & Developm'''
Co pfd.
shs Land & River Co ist pfd. -.
40 shs. Land & River Co. Sd pfd. 80
10 shs. Land & Rivcr Co. common ana
For Account of Whom 1t May Concern:
$50 shs. Liberty Transportation 90. i'm,
100000 Cuban Dominican Sugar Deve'os
ment Syndicate 3S "a e paid Am,
so shs. United Public Service 90; ss pss
100 shs. Securities Acceptance IVY
common
500 shs. Imports Advancement Corpn
800 shs. Imports Advancement Solp
800 shs. Imports Advancement SoIr
500 shs. Imports Advancement Cpap'R
81, 900 Cleveland, lorain q Wheeums
r. Genl. Mtge +ns Bd.. lss@ ,,ss
Sundry Notes asgregating S2l3.sso.sh'
at office. -.-,n
1000 shs. international Oil & Gas 1o.SM "a
IS shs. Flanagan Dodge Co. lnc' pm. Pm.
2oo shs. Flanagan Dodge Co.. A"0''
mon. .,u;rr
l,6 shs. Beaver Rubber Manufact'S'''
co. pfd. ..,,s
SIS shs Beaver Rubber Manufacture
Co. common. . ~
$4,000 Tenptor Corn Fruit Proou'''
Bonds
2s shs Sherman OIL Co. common, &c.
s5 shs. Deep Sea Fisheries inc' &c.
SO shs Deep Sea Fisheries lnc'' w.
2t7 shs. Weddle Tea Co., Inc. q Mr.
0,000 New Mexico Colorado Coal
ing Co. SO I'd Coll. Trust pom'
1000 shs. Continental Candy CospH'
100 shs. Progress Natl Bank. ...~ Nets
$500 Homestead Trust Participating ~ ,
Warehouse Receipt issued b. 2: -
Son Co. covering ! OvsSaeas
ing Car
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Curb Prices Firm
In Quiet Trading;
Changes Are Small
Favorites Again Attract Most
Attention, but Activity
Is estrictcd: Oils
Show Moderate Strength,

Prices moved within narrow NAV
gin in quiet tradi ig on the curb mar
kct yesterday, with recent favoritee at
tracing most attention. Oils de-
veloped moderate strength but activity
was restricted.
Standard Oil Of Indiana dropped to
new low for the year at s4ss before re-
covering. but Cities Service rallied
poipt. Some Of the cheaper oils were
in demand.
Hudson Companies preferred con-
tinued active and worked slightly
higher Hudson & Manhattan common
moved in sympathy. Philip Morris, In
tcrcontinental Rubber and Sweets were
other specialties that gained fraction
allv
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Public Service Subs;d;a,x

Organization of the Public Serv;ca
PRODUCTION Company as an engineering
subsidiary of the Public Service Cornne7
ration of New Jersey was announced
yesterday. The new concern will start
business to-day with 100000 in cash
representing 1000 shares of no mr.
value common stock at 500 per share
out o. an authorized issue Of 5o.oo3
!i snafes: AZ OF the common stock. ex
owned by the Public Service Cornoras 10
tlon: There is also an authorized ;ssno
OF $5ooO,ooo per cent preferred stocI
which Will be offered for sale from time
TO time to meet the requirements Of
the company. '4
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Railroad Gross Earnings
Lower Than Dec. 1920
Maintenance Charges Of N. Y
Central Show Decrease of
$4,000. 900 in Year

December gross railroad earnings are
IN many instances lower than Decem-
Der, 1920. gross
Further details of the New York Cen
tra's earnings show that maintenance
charges for December were only 81
393.oo0 es against 1886 900. The
NeN York Central has been one of the
roads which have charge sum csti-
roads whic hhave charged sum esti-
maintenance appropriation to expenses
each month, and when the December
figures were made ur those sums which
had been charged to previous months.
but which had not been actually spent.
were taken into the expense account as
a credit.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
A High-Grade Investment

CueRtion--T intend to take approximate
IT, 81. 900 from the savings bank and In
vest il in conservative long tern, bond
My requirements First. safety; sec
ond. Nnarks ability: third. yield. will be
satisf>d with yield Of 8 per cent, though
] am not averse to a little more. II can
get it with safety. ] do not want to pay
moro than par | have been thinking OF
Montana Power 6s. which ! see quoted
around 80, but won't buy until hear
from you-F. !. y.
Answer--M ontana Power IS are suit
able for your requirements. They are
a high grade investment, We think.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
The Rest of Four

Question Kindly advise how each Of the
following should bc rated and ohlige. am
hfty nine, have about $4,000 in 500 bonds.
no other Investments except a few shares
OF stock Derirc to purchase the best one
or the four; Pcrna Onto Power and I.iEht
first and refundins TVS. 1910. at about
lo@: Savannah Electric and Power Com
pany first and rofundink mortgage. 1hs.
l9N. at about lOS; Goodyear Tire and
Rubber debonturc as. 1891. at about eeti !;
Barnsdail Corporation 81. 1881, ~ about
9Si4.-W. M. r
Answer - sylvania- Ohio Power
and Light is the best investment Of
the four securities you name. we think.
The two last on your list are business
mems Investments, with the last one
speculative
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES

BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION
Notice Of Dividends on Eight Per Cent
Cumulative Convertible Preferred Stock
Seven Per Cent Non-Cumulatiye Preferred
stock; Common Stock and Glass b Com
mon Stock.
The Board Of Directors of Bethlehem steel
Corporation has declared a dividend OF eight
per cent upon It's Eight Per Cent Cumulative
Convertible Preferred Stock and a dividend
Of seven per cent upon It's Seven Per Cent
Non Cumulative Preferred Stock. payable In
four quarterly instalments of two per cent
and one and three-Quarters per cent each
respectively. the first instalment Of each OF
said dividends to be payable OH April J: 1922:
to the respective holders OF record Of said
two classes OF stock at the close OF business
on March "a. 1922; the second on July l.
1929 to the respective holders OF record
thereof at the close OF business June 15.
1922; the third October q 1922. TO tho
respective holders OF record thereof at the
close OF business September 10, 1929 and the
fourth on January 3 1928. to the respective
holders OF record thereof at the close Of
bua.ness on December 15. 1922. The Board
has also declared a regular dividend OF one
and one e-quarter per cent upon the Common
Stock OF Glass Common Stock OF the Cor
roration. payable on April !, 1922. to the
respective holders of record OF said two
classes Of stock at the close Of business on
March a. 1922.
Checks will be mailed
r. r. NcMATFI Secretary
Dated. January 80, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES

cEofCIs ". HEIME CUMrANI.
Ill Fifth Avenue New YORK, Jan. 81. 1929.
stock dividend OF 500. has this day been
csciared on the Common Stock OF the George
w Heime Company. payable in Common
Stock o? said Company. to be distributed 70
the holders OF such Common Stock OF record
az they appear On tho books of the Company
at the close Of business the 10th day OF
February. 1922. the distribution Of the Ger
tihcatcs OF Common Stock to be made on the
23rd day OF February. 1929. or as nearly
thereafter as practicable.
E. D. CHRISTIAN.
Secr4ferv and 1~r4e -'ire-.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01

Information

Questions o. general interest to ta-
Vestors iciU be dms4rered in ,kfs col
,tn'n. il, Thich case only initials wiu
De used. Others 1oiu Be answered by
mc'i. hddreee all inquiries, inolss-
tno a stamped, addressed envelope, to
Financial Editor. Tho Tribune, lsI
Nossdu Street, Ncw York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
PROPOSALS

PRoPOsALs will b. received BY the Bu-
reau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy De
paItmcnt. "ashinston. =. C.. until 10
emery cloth. asbestos gloves, linen Ia blo
cloths. dotl:es and napkins. thread. blank
books. toilet soap, leather betting. gauge
testing outfits and files TO the navy yard
Brooklyn, n. Y. etc. Apply for propose Is
TO the Navy Purchasing Office New York
n. y. or to the Bureau OF Supplies and
Accounts. DAVID POTTER Pkymaater
C.ne~r' - 'ho New z-,a-ae
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC co.

PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO,
FIRST PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO 50.
ORIGINAL PREFERRED DIVIDEND No. 81.
The regular quarterly dividend Of 81 80 per
snare upon the full paid First Preferred and
Original Preferred Capital Stock OF the
Company will be paid on February To- 1922
70 shareholders OF record at close of business
January 81, l922. The transfer books viii be
not oe closed and checks viii be mailed from
the once OF the company In time to reach
HtocAholoer3 on the date they are payable
A. P. HOCKENBEAMER
Vice President and Treasurer.
San Francisco. California
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Tobacco Stocks Increase

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31-Ieos -
bacco held by manufacturers and d.sI-
ers January l aggregated 1,561.s48372
POUNDS, compared with I.448.nlAAee
pounds held a year ago. the C~usus
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
FINANCIAL
American Telephone & Telegraph Co

11He11Cdn IeNphone q IelegTaph Co.
seven-Year Six Per Cent Convertible
Gold Honds
Duo August 1, 1926
coupons from theee Bonds. payable by
,neil terms on February !, 1922 at the
on'ce or agency Of the Company in New
York or In Boston, will be paid in New
1ork at the Bankers Trust Company. SC
Wall Street. or in Boston at the Merchants
National Bank
II. BLAIR SMITH. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01

Four full columns Of in
restment questions and an.
sicers are published in Tho
Tribune epevv Sundn~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Telephone 4 Telerraph Co

Five-Year Six Per Cent Gold Notes
Due February 1, 1924
Coupons from these Notes. payable by
their terms on February !, 1922, at the
office or agency OF the Company in New
York or in Boston. VIII be paid in New
York at the Bankers Trust COMPANY. is
wan street, or in Boston q, the Merchants
National Bank.
H BLAIR SMITH. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
WRIGHT AERoNAUT1cAL CORPORA

"0saUHI AERONACIICAL CORPORA
TTOE,
81 WALL STREET.
NEW YORK CITY
January 81 1929
The Board Of Directors has this day de-
cIareo dividend of 25 cents per share on
the outstanding capital stock Of the Cor
poTation. payable out OF earnings on Feb
roary zs. 1922. to stockholders Of record
as or the close OF business February Ia
ls22 j. F. PRINCE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

THE MATAWOK LAND COMPANY.
New York. January 25th, 1922
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF The Matawok
1-and Company will Re held at the offlce OF
the Company. SIS Pine Street, in the City
OF New York. on Wednesday. February sth:
1922. st o'clock ?. NJ. for the purpose OF
clect!ng Directors and any other business
that may before the meeting.
The transfer books will be closed for trans
70. ct the close OF business Wednesday.
F~o-uary LIST. 1922 ant will reopen on Thurs
dGy. February 9th 1922
EUGENE HARRINGTON. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the New York Edison Company
for the election OF Trustees for tho ensuing
year and for the transaction OF such other
business es may properly before the
meeting. will be held at the once OF the
Company. Irving Place and Fifteenth Street.
Nsw York City Tuesday. February ~. 1922,
at - O'Clock noon.
MATTER NEUMULLER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds

Security. Rate. Due Sid. Asked Yield
Federal Farm Loan 5s
s3S. opl923 ......lOO% loll.
Federal Farm Loan 5s
r.a.rs, as4l; op E',rn, 1881 .loa@ lOsas s54
raHr., .sss; 9p 1921; 81. asa 4ss
1889. op. 1928. S7% aSx As,
Federal Farm Loan ANS
1887. op. 1922 2.... 97E 9SE 4So
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 51ss. 1851. op 's1.1o3M l04lL 5D5
Chicago Joint 3tocx Land
Bank ts. 1889. op. 1894 99i. 100 $40
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank S. 1888. op. 1898 49, 100 5l2
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
AcceptabIe IN payment OF Fedora
the davS Of maturity
New York City Bond s
New York State Bends

Issued in coupon and registered form. not
interchangeable. Coupon bonds registera Bile.
Security, Rate. Due. Bid. Asked Yield