The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1919, Page 23

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1919, DELIVER S-E SHIP | FRENCH SHIP LOADS The steamship Crinfield was deltv-| The mahi . red to the shipping board Thursday | ed her A "DEALERS BOOST | 7 AKIMA \ ALLEY Quotations Soar to 80 Cents | k | Maritimes a Vapeur of Marseilies ) Mi suaale | Status of the New York | | BACK FROM NORTH Stock Exchange || ee | After maving the tives of hundreds ranch exe a alliof natives on Alaska islands by he record wholesale price of 80) I« . k} timely arrival during the “flu” ept cents per dogen, ‘This may mean|" ; Je, the U, C. coast guard cutter from 85 to 95 cents per dozen to the} . ite Unalga arrived here Thursday from onsumor anna at up 1 fie at! the Worth, She will be overhauled. This is tho highest wholesale price| 134%. wp Mi Ralawin at 148%, up 9M: |. a ot abbitned See pace a a ¢xX as company at 30! unchanged, | tY | hethiehem Meet “HM” at 107, up M% f inet y Opening ro be 4 during | Tonight Saturday ) All Under Government Water Se cared pol a Sunday THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA National Association Founded 1864. This bank always bears in mind the fact that a bank prospers as its customers prosper. We use every legitimate means to aid our depositors in their business problems when they seek our help and put themselves in a position to warrant our co-operation. The officers of this bank with the end of the A affip. te this week the eg@ market » — mya ~———# g orchards, improved alfalfa fields, raw land, yeady to be plowed IM be eer and thatthe te Chicago Market Report } g@eeded—all within 3 miles of 2 railroad stations on 2 main line t 76 to 1 ds. Are you interested in becoming independent and working for raine CHICAGO, Cet Matinee cents, Saturday therefore, eurprise to mr ry gait if? weagain this Saturday night—back Monday morning for work. lor write us for reservation, my night. 2 Star 6 Ant. ‘The Reliable. oer i] to Lean | 0 LOAN jewelry, on most! rm aTYT, LOANS ne ' B RUTLOING : if Mationn. 9 Bi yon — Wemen's ed. 4819 Stone | North 2288 lew York Coffee and “Sugar Quotations EW YORK, Oct. ‘MGI Come to our office by 10 o’clock ra CIBCO, Oct. 24- i Ba ats TSM per do: undersized pullet 100 Residence Lots Priced at Astonishingly Low Figures for Immediate Sale Located in the close-in EAST UNION STREET- MADRONA District. We are commissioned by an estate to sell at an ex ceedingly low figure about 100 residence lots, 409x120 each— located in the close-in East Union Street-Madrona district. The prices range from $450 to $900 with terms as low as 10% cash and balance at ¢%. TITLE INSURANCE will be lemued to the purchaser on each lot Ail improvements such as STREET GRADE, SEWER, WATER and PAVED SIDEWALKS are in and PAID FOR IN FULL at the selling prices. The property is located in the blocks bounded by 28th, 29th, 30th and EAST PIKE, PINE, HOWELL and OLIVE STREETS. ‘There will be salesmen on the ground to show the property. Take EAST UNION CAR, get off at {8th and walk one block north on 2%th—or call at our, office and we will be giad to give map of the property and any information you may desire. WEST & WHEELER “RELIABILITY” Marion Building Ave. and Marion St. fs RATHS, 1708 7 Sivincs tases: | IE CENSORS 2%4-—The official Jap-| Of film censors has a ‘Objection to kissing scenes on ‘and in ten months 2.350 mae” been banned from; 1,739,781.22 703,586.00 189,511.00 } 2 Liberty Bonds : _ vesy and dispatch. Seattle National Bank is headquar- for the buying and selling of Liberty ether your bonds are large or l, we'll attend to your wishes with ts Investment Advice Invest only in bonds which can be bought and sold readily and have an active market. When you buy stocks, buy only those which pay good dividends regularly and are earn- ing an ample surplus above dividend require- ments. We have no securities to sell, but are always glad to give customers the benefit of our advice in investment matters. FIRST NATIONAL BANK FIRST AVENUE AT JAMES ST. Established 1882 Will start a savings ac ! count in this strong, reli able bank, and start YOU on the way to fortune. Our Savings Department | open for jence every H eve Savings Department open every Saturday from 6:06 to & evenme 0 for your convenience. THE SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK % Kiel Resources Over $30,000,000. Second Avenue at Columbla <r || Frisco Market Status Butter your conven. king a few days. —-—. Face Paid Wholeanle Dealers t for Vegetables and Prete FAT wl Banco bunehe lug 1.80@1.75 % “ Pompkine Khabart Nutatagas ‘Turaipe—New, local, per sack . 1.0002 uO 09% endent, box 1.0001 ” Cheeae--New Wisconato tripiete Of, and Wash triplets Badger brick Oregon brick Limburger Bock Swine Faney wheel S= iss “Belgian Hares— Live, per tb | Turkeys—Per I peaa 370 140 | Rifles were perfected by American | eunsmiths. WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS At highest market prices. Also Canadian government bonds, TArect private wire-to all impor- tant markets. New York stock exchange and New York curb stocks quoted, HERRIN & RHODES, INC, Established 1896 Stocks and Bonds Main 1512 119 Cherry YOUR SAVINGS 4%“ that are protected b of the best prope oe NEW RETAIL d o one Westlake-Pine. OUR OWN HOME —THE— BANK for SAVINGS Capital $400,000.00 Open Saturday Eve. 1 May oats, up The, subsequently dropped Se. ~ LOWEST RATES CALIFORNIA 840 TREN es ron BA tsa eal .™M ‘| aM. 6 to 8 Pine St. at Fourth Ave. Owing to Popular Demand will be pleased to serve you at any time. Commercial Trust Savings Departments GEO, T. 8. WHITE, Manager G. L. WAKEMAN Asst, Manager L. FP. MACKLEM Amst. Manager J. ©. GLABS, Asst. Manager UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY —to— Will Remain Until SUNDAY EVENING +) OCTORER 20 >, OCTOBER 30 | cK LIND 100 Cherry Ot. $250,000,000 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Ten-year 5'4% Convertible Gold Bonds due August 1, 1929, and Three-year 5'/y per cent. convertible Gold Notes, due November |, 1922 Dated November 1, 1919. Interest payable February 1, and August 1. — Direct Obligations of the Government. We are advised that the Bonds and Notes are Legal Investments for Savings Banks in California, Connecticut and Vermont. Prindpal and Intorest le in United States Gold Coin at the Office of J. P. Morgan & Company W! it Deduction for Any British Taxes, Present or Future. COUPON! BOND6 IN DENOMINATIONS OF 6100, $500 AND $1,000, REGISTERABLE AS TO PRINCIPAL COUPON NOTES IN DENOMINATIONS OF $100, $500 AND $1,000 i aaamiarmenpaenensiiniinens The relative amounts of ten-year bonds and notes, the aggregate note exceeding $250,000, : . fare to be determined by J.P. M é at the ti 94 ee lorgan & Company ime of _ These securities ore to be convertible at the option of the holder at 100 and interest, into na- tional war 5% bonds, fourth series, at 100 and wterest, sterling exchange being computed for the purpose of conversion at the fized rate of $4.20 to the pound. Such national war bonds are payable in sterling at materity, February 1, 1929, at 105% and are more fully described below. Conversion of the ten-year bonds may be made at any time prior to February 1, 1929. Con- version of three-year notes may be made at any time prior to November 1, 1922. Notice to be given prior to September 1, 1922, of conversions to be made on or after that date. U; such conversion the converting bondholders or noteholders will be entitled to receive £232 128 8d: OD principal amount of such national war bonds for each $1,000 principal amount of ten-year bonds or three-year notes surrendered. Details of conversion arrungements and pro- vision for handling fractions will be announced by J. P. Morgan & Company in dehalf of the British Treasury within the next few days and will be kept on file at their office. $ The national war 5% bonds (fourth series) are payable in sterling at 105% on Fe i, 1929, at the office of The Bank of England, London. They are now actively traded in on the don Stock Exchange and are quoted approximately at 98% bid, offered at 98%, at which price they yield, if held to maturity, about 5.70%. The following table shows the amounts which a holder of bonds or notes of this issue would realize in dollars, assuming that such national war 5% bonds were sold in the London market at ” or were paid at maturity at 105, and the proceeds converted mto dollars at barying rates of exchange: Amount Realized for Each $100—Bonds or Notes? Based on Sale of National War| Based upon Maturity $ Value of $105 $105. 101.46 109.90 112.34 114.79 117.22 118.85 We quote as follows from the published prospectus descriptive of the national war 5% bonds (fourth series payable February 1, 1929, at 105%. “Bonds of this issue, and the interest payable from time to time in respect thercof, will be ex- empt from all British taxation, present or future, so long as it is shown in the manner directed by the treasury that t. are in the beneficial ownership of a person who is neither domiciled nor or- dinarily resident in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.” This offering is made subject to the approval by our counsel of necessary formalities. bial WE OFFER THE ABOVE OBLIGATIONS FOR SUBSCRIPTION AS FOLLOWS: Ten-year bonds at 96% and interest, yielding over 6% Three-year notes at 98 and interest, yielding about 61/4 % Subscription books will be opened at the office of J. P. Morgan & Company at 10 o'clock a. m., Thursday, October 28, 1919, and will be closed in their discretion. THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY AND ALL APPLICATIONS AND ALSO, IN ANY EVENT, TO AWARD A SMALLER AMOUNT THAN APPLIED FOR. Amounts due on allotments will be payable at the office of J. P. Morgan & Company in New York, funds to their order, and the date of payment (on or about November 1, 1919) will be stated in me! notices of a: emporary obligations of the Government or trust receipts of J. P. Morgan & Company will be delivered pending the engraving of the definite obligations. . ibdieditilan: ‘a J. P. MORGAN & CO. 1 ATIONAL BANK, New York NATIONAL CITY CO} Y, New Yi GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK (17) COMPANY, New York BANKERS’ TRUST COMPANY, New York CHASE NATIONAL BANK, New York i NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE OF NEW YORK (ON4” BANK, New York THE IABERTY NATIONAL BANK, New York THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY, of New Y CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY, of New York FARMERS" LOAN & TRUST COMPANE HARRIS TRUST & SAVINGS BANK, Chicago WM. A. READ & CO. 4 BROWN BROTHERS & CO, KIDDER, PEABODY & CO. ’. SE. LEE, HIGGINSON & CO. J. & W. SELIGMAN & CO. Tagineoe moe, Lice" prichienal lane HALSEY, STUART & CO. iL, & z 0. LW CONTINENTAL & COMMERCIAL TRUST & SAVINGS BANK Pibonagl colt alte CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF ILLINOIS, Chicago FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK, Chicago ILLINOIS TRUST & SAVINGS BANK, Chicago ia . vd THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BOSTON rrusr Tee NATIONAL SHAWMUT BANK OF BOSTON é , ‘1 COMPANY, Boston * THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN ST. LOUIS \ TH ‘ is THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Cleveland Mey Regt MATION L GAM ek FIRST & OLD DETROIT NATIONAL BANK, Detroit THE ANGLO & LONDON PARIS NATIONAL BANK Y San Francisco WHITNEY CENTRAL TRUST & SAVINGS BANK, New Orleans. New York, October 23, 1919 RCT Ee ne Tee