Appraised ....... veevee. $16,000,000 
Assessed for tax purposes in 1930 ......... 14,300,000 
Security: Fee estate in the ground bounded by Broadway, 
Trinity Churchyard, Trinity Place, Cedar Street, with 
Thames Street intersecting. On this property the two build- 
ings, 111 Broadway, and 115 Broadway, are erected—both 
21-story high-type office buildings, in the very heart of 
Manhattan’s downtown financial district. 
Guarantor: The buildings are owned, and the bonds are the 
obligations of, Trinity Buildings Corporation, controlled 
through stock ownership by United States Realty and Im- 
provement Company, which latter corporation guarantees 
this issue of bonds. 
Earnings: The earnings of these buildings are not reported 
separately, but are part of the earnings of the guarantor, 
United States Realty & Improvement Company, which are 
as follows: 
Net income 
$897,092 
2,487,803 
2,704,650 
3,335,691 
3,365,569 
4,224 089 
5,421,939 
5,522,095 
5,516,303 
~. 5,666,184 
Price Range: January-May, 1930—10015-100%. 
a aes 
100 West 55th Street Building 
(New York City) 
First Mortgage Fee 1940 Sinking Fund 6%% Bonds 
Amount: $1,400,000; retired, $125,000; outstanding, $1,275.000. 
Dated: January 15, 1925. 
Maturity: January 15, 1940. 
Interest: January and July 15th. 
Denominations: $1,000 and $500. 
Taxes: 2% Federal—Penn., Conn., D. C., Mass. 
Redemption: 104 to 1930; then 103% to 1935; thereafter 103. 
Trustee: Metropolitan Trust Company.