ownership by United States Realty and Improvement Com- 
pany, and its earnings are not reported separately from the 
parent company. 
Junior Lien: Following these bonds are $7,000,000 10~-yr. 514% 
debentures. 
For net earnings of parent company, U. 8S. Realty and Improve- 
ment Company, see page 16. 
Price Range: January-May, 1930—97-9234. 
Saks Realty Corporation 
(New York City) 
Leasehold Mortgage Serial 6% Bonds 
Amount: $6,500,000—outstanding 1-31-30 $6,050,000. 
Dated: April 1, 1926. 
Maturity: April 1, 1927 to 1946. 
Interest: April and October 1st. 
Denominations: $1,000 and $500. 
Taxes: 2% Federal—Penn. and 
mills, Mass 6%. 
Redemption: ¥ of 1% for each unexpired year or fraction. 
Trustee—Chase National Bank. New York. 
Conn. 4 mills, Maryland 415% 
Appraised: Brown, Wheelock, Harris Vought & Co., $10,000,000. 
Assessed 1930: 
Land ..oa0iqinmvens .. $ 87100,000 
Land and building ............c.vvveenne.. 10,900,000 
Security: Leasehold estate (except for 42-foot frontage owned 
in fee) in the plot of ground with entire block frontage on 
Fifth Avenue, 200 feet with an average depth of 204 feet, 
from 49th Street to 50th Street, and the 10-story department 
store erected thereon, containing 231.691 sa. feet of selling 
space, completed in 1924. 
The lease, with renewal privileges, extends to 2027, and the 
fee is mortgaged for $1,757,856 and can be increased to two- 
thirds of the appraised value of the land. The rental under 
the lease is $300,000. 
The whole property is leased by Saks Realty Corporation 
to Gimbel Bros, Inc., at an annual rental of $1,100,000 plus 
taxes, operating expenses, ground rents, etc, which is in 
effect a guarantee by Gimbel Bros., Inc, of these bonds. 
The capital and surplus of Gimbel Bros. Inc. for 1929, is 
given by Moody as $48,316,237.