York City—and the 44-story office and store building erected
thereon. Building contains 250,000 sg. ft. rentable area—
first six floors of which are leased to Arnold Constable &
Co. until 1957.
Earnings: These bonds are the obligation of 10 East 40th Street
Corporation, a subsidiary of Houston Properties Corporation,
who decline to furnish earnings.
Price Range: Jan.-May, 1930—95-85.
610 Park Avenue Building
(New York City)
First Mortgage 6% Sinking Fund Gold Certificates
Amount: $2,600,000.
Dated: July 1, 1925.
Maturity: July 1, 1940.
Interest: January and July 1st.
Denominations: $1,000, $500 and $100.
Taxes: 2% Federal.
Redemption: For sinking fund 101; otherwise 104 to 1930; then
103 to 1935; thereafter 102.
Trustee: Chatham Phenix National Bank and Trust Co.
Legal for Trust Funds in New York.
Appraised:
Pease & Elliman, Inc......... $3,952,000
Wm. B. May Co............ 4,023,500
Assessed 1930 ......... ene a aaneess. 3,050,000
Security: Fee estate in land situated at the southwest corner of
Park Avenue and 65th Street, 75 x 160, and the 15-story hotel
erected thereon, known as “The Mayfair.”
Earnings: These bonds are the obligation of 60 East 65th St.
Corp., a subsidiary of the Houston Properties Corporation,
who decline tc furnish earnings.
Price Range: Jan.-Mayv, 1930—100-95.
New Weston Hotel Annex
(New York City)
First Mortgage Fee 1940 Sinking Fund 6% Bonds
Amount: $1,350,000; outstanding Oct. 11, 1929, $1,298,000.
Dated: October 13, 1926.
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