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AUG 7
MONDAY
NO*
«►**
1944
'aland.
ommetciaL an
Reg. V.
Volume 160
New
Number 4305
S. Pat. Office
General Corporation and
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
The
Brill
between
merger
6 Months Ended June 30—
Car &
Foundry Motors Co. and The
according to Charles J. Hardy,
surviving corporation, ACF-Brill Motors
American
♦Consolidated
Corp. becacme. effective on Aug. 1,
of the
Chairman
CO.—v.
160,
;
board of
Federal
Period End. June 30—
Oross
Net
18,779,820
873,172
160,
p.
for
$1.50
Federal
taxes
on
in
Industrial
Chairman
charge
of
board
Elected—
previously associated with Beneficial
of bank relations, has been elected
Kincaid,
directors.—V.
American
i
income
Malcolm
in
contingencies.
and
A.
reviewing
The
158,
1341.
p.
Encaustic
Schweiker,
certain
note of
Co., Inc.—Note
Tiling
in the
occurrences
Retired—
letter to stockholders,
in
1,
Aug.
Pres.,
said
affairs of this company:
Pottery Co. to this company,
'secured by a first mortgage on its plant at Zanesville, Ohio, has been
paid in full by Shawnee Pottery Co.
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Under the terms of such note and prior to Its payment, this com¬
pany had an option to purchase up
to 80,000 shares of the capital
<stock of Shawnee Pottery Co. at $1.25 per share;
but prior to the
321.
32,914,061
1,724,913
37,560,725
1,918,922
17,942,034
966,354
provisions
$255,703
$0.85
the
of
L.
Corp.,
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:
!
Loan
1,191,000
share-.
common
tRevised.—V.
$24,459,240 $23,781,287 $48,744,595 $44,609,831
amort
1,305,000)
118,000J
.
Enoch
$1,446,703
$449,611
taxes
contingencies
per
♦Before
expenses
&
Deprec.
1944—6 Mos.—1943 :
4 1944—3 Mos.—1943
etc.
counts,
Operating
profits
excess
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American Business Credit Corp.—Chairman
tl943
1944
$1,872,611
-
income
Earnings
ciis**
less
StilCii
for
\4... •••;:
income
P..0';v,vv!
Air Reduction Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
:
net
income &
Reserve
J
425.
p.
the
INSURANCE
-
American Barge Line Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
r,;' ACF-Brill Motors Co.—Merger Effective—
Copy
a
In vestment News
INDUSTRIAL
-
60 Cents
Price
York, N. Y., Monday, August 7, 1944
$125,000 owed by Shawnee
.
i
operating income
Net
.
Other
Net
$4,713,066
$4,966,081
$9,264,948
$9,970,857
39,089
(less
income
338,037
83,170
366,959
in¬
In
charges)
come
income
$5,304,118
3,319,746
3,588,606
6,485,495
income
Net
Com.
6,891,671
$1,432,409
^
shrs.
outstdg
per share
$1,715,512
2,713,337
$2,862,623
$3,446,145
2,713,337
$1.2701
Earnings
—V.
2,712,941
$.5280
2,712,941
$1.0551
$.6323
Stock and Bond
.'-VT-;vNew York
Net
from
from
railway.
Boston
Ry.—Earnings—
1941
Net
from
Net
ry.
Chicago Stock Exchange
1943
1P42
$270,929
80,078
$271,704
116,532
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
50,995
53,674
39,106
-
60,288
Exchange
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Cleveland
T
805,582
income
l.,
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ifcvfs
,
;;V^:vv;.v''
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Gross
.
income
Net
•
Divs.
9,256,161
$598,366
$7,439,996
258,440
3,193,455
$324,081
$339,926
$4,725,697
2,268,986
$2,456,711
189,082
-
189,082
$4,246,541
2,268,986
$134,999
——
$150,844
$1,977,555
—V.
160, p.
[.'■*
Earns,
chgs., etc.
com. share-..
per
♦After
taxes
providing
and
for
tAfter
contracts.
and
/
H.
G.
tinue
to
the
figures
give
effect
to
credit
a
for
j
Batcheller,
President,
be pressed
overall
reducing
income and excess profits
of renegotiation of war
Combined
account
10%
563
that
explained
departments
fcion,
on
some
types of
production.—V. 159, p.
June
At
30.
the
lantic crossings
the
ocean
403
Domestic
miles,
the
six
More
January
More
four
of
and
increased
has
more
this
revenue
more
than
million
two
than
year
have been
express
miles during
passenger
period of
carried by American Airlines
it
did
the
In
same
1944, than In the corresponding months last
15 Vz million pounds of mail, an increase of over
pounds, were flown up to June of this year, while ex¬
have
risen
from
9,310,690
pounds
carried
to
9,708,444.
426.
p.
dividend
value
This
of
compares
year.
and
June
In
1,
cents
stock,
common
this
50
with
1943,
25
share has
per
payable
25
cents
the
cents
Sept.
per
to
1
share
following
each;
23, $1.50.—V. 158, p. 1341.
Sept.
been
declared
holders
paid
on
distributions
1,
50
cents;
of
on
record
March 3
were
Dec.
the
Period End. June 30, '44—
2d Quar.
Company
Consol.
$833,974
$1,198,460
Depreciation
66,356
80,998
par
18.
June
made:
March
1,
and
$1;
in proportion
been
sale, for cash,
Div.
from
Total
sub.
foreign
'v'
Other
deductions
Pfd. div.,
$1,972,416
37,416
21,406
57,548
$1,154,878
$1,536,984
59,238
91.200
Prov.
for
46,862
inc.
&
1,
3
Dec.
Profit
♦The
for
are
Is engaged in the manufacture of tile,
for
Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc., is to continue in its present
any change in the kind or amount of capital
retains ownership of its leased property at
Amboy, N. J.
Its principal office Is to continue at 101 Park
American
Perth
Cr60,514
1,061,000
Cr87,000
1,408.333
0109,072
*$350,633
$503,746
its
$335,117
Tile
without
159.
p.
'is
any
Co:,
continue
to
in
the
Inc.,
change
is to continue with its present corporate
in the. kind or amount of capital stock
and it will continue
outstanding,
V.
Co.
change
any
Olean
The
'form
*$617,303
Cr47,000
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in its present corporate form
kind or amount of capital stock out¬
principal office is to continue at Lansdale, Pa.
Tile
Franklin
without
its plant at
period
results
of
operations of
the
subsidiaries have been in¬
cluded in the consolidated statements at the official rates of exchange.
The
above
British
figures
do
not
include
subsidiary for the month
foreign
the
results
of June.—V.
of
159,
operations
1965.
p.
The entire
owned, as follows:
by Franklin Tile
and The Olean Tile Co., Inc.
Ave,, New York City.
22,200
799.150
Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc.,
Inc., is to be paid by each
the amount of sales.
corporate form without
stock outstanding
and
excess
589,000
to
used
standing.
18,747
taxes {
may
the Navy, Army and private contractors, and in¬
principally for the insulation of ship engines for
Maritime Commission, and it is preparing to manufacture certain
parts
$2,029,964
123,252
foreign sub...
as
and the manufacturing plant of Americanat 9th St, and Keniiworth Ave., Lansdale,
Tile Co.
block
4
132,711
28,346
...
dividends
provided for American-Franklin-Olean Tile Co. by
of newly Issued stock to American Encaustic Tiling
offices
executive
The
the
$1,392,326
$905,463
such
acoustical products,
$1,117,462
123,252
income
fee to be paid to Ameri¬
Its plant and services;
by The Olean Tile Co., Inc.
Co., and 2%
569
14.593
income..
of
capital stock of American-Franklin-Olean Tile Co. is
by American Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc., 49%
$767,618
Miscellaneous
a
for
'49%
Consol.
$2,133,712
161,296
—__
Balance
use
profit
and The Olean Tile Co.,
Co.,
Capital has
6 Months
Company
$1,525,037
the
of
the manufacture of unglazed tile at
offices are also located.-y-
Olean, N. Y., where its principal
2074.
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American Forging & Socket
no
Aug.
and
for
source
Co., Inc., Franklin Tile Co.,
American Bank Note Co.—Interim Report—
Est. post-war refund
American Arch Co.—To Pay 50-Cent Dividend—
A
Co.
the
selling products for American
of
Tile
companies
sulation
profits
.
Tile
be
machine
v
include
manufacturing shall
will
fee
Pa., at which place the company
Earnings
14,770,437 flown up to midnight of June 30,
million
such
-the
June,
to
figures
160,
32
its crews flew across
year
miles.
than
million
—V.
flew
mail
1943.
from
press
mileage
total of
a
months
year.
1,495,939
or
revenue
reaching
first
end
month, and in June of this
a
times,
American
1944.
1,717 transatlantic flights between Jan. 1 and
of 1943 American was averaging 150 transat¬
such
The cost
of
in Business
made
crews
:
upon1the stock of American-Franklin-Olean Tile Co. owned by
Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc., Franklin Tile Co., and The Olean
Tile Co., Inc.
July
Airlines
^
,
into agreements with and between AmerFranklin Tile Co., and The Olean Tile
Co.,
American
of
ican
Tile
Co.
of
Franklin-Olean
Operating figures for the first six months of 1944 were reported
28 by American Airlines, Inc., showing increases in every phase
domestic business and a new high in the number of transatlantic
ilights operated under contract to the Air Transport Command.
Amer¬
sold
Franklin
be paid
547
...
1937,
Tiling Co., Inc.,
by
can-Franklin-Olean
-and
547
Stock and Bond Averages—.......
1965.
Tile
cost
The
569
547
Auction Sales
American Airlines, Inc.—Reports Increase
since
been,
ceases
Franklin
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
for production of steel for the war but added that
considerable change in demand is taking plape,
equally
company has entered
Franklin
of
of Members Banks
System
have
„
569
Transactions New York Stock Exchange....
con¬
picture
volume
Reserve
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company
company,
Federal
of
.
Statement
Federal
,
most
Statement
this
of
whereunder, among other things,-, the equally owned sales
American-Franklin-Olean Tiles, Inb., a Delaware corporaoperations as of Aug. 1, 1944; ahd thereupon all its sales
activities, personnel, sales* offices,, warehouses, etc.,, are being taken
over and
operated by American-Franklin-Olean Tile Co., a Pennsyl¬
vania corporation.
In addition to sales activities, American-FranklinOlean Tile Co. will manufacture
tile, acoustical and other products,
-equally, for American Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc., and Franklin Tile Co.
i'
The cost of manufacturing such products for American Encaustic
Tiling Co., Inc., and Franklin Tile Co. Is to be paid one-half by each
of such companies,
and each of them is to receive one-half of the
amount received for the sale of such products.
Whatever profit or
'loss may result from such combined
manufacturing operations is to
be shared or borne equally by American Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc., and
560
Banks
Condition
profits
excess
-
Condition
Reserve
business.
war
refund.
tax
in
Federal
on
provision for Federal income and excess profits taxes
renegotiation of
Note—Above
for
refund
$1.24
$0.76
$0.65
$3,143,970
estimated
$1,943,062
$1.46
$1,006,927 t$l,665,175
*$865,065
which
Inc.,
yCo.,
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529
573
Redemption Calls & Sinking Fund Notices. 588
Dividends Declared and Payable
565
The Course of Bank Clearings
—564
Foreign Exchange Rates
569
1944—6 Mos.—1943
1944—3 Mos.—1943
aft.
inc.
products
owned
This
State and City Bond Offerings and Sales
Period End. June 30—
Net
war
in
V... v'.
tile
[ ican-Frankliri-Olean
Miscellaneous Features
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—Earnings—
thereto,
■[Pacific war.
General Corporation and Investment News.
1.
can
prior
American Encaustic
.'Tile Co., and The Olean Tile Co., Inc.
'
Balance
effort.
continue the lease until March
and
580
Over-the-Counter Markets
v
Co.
for the
company
ends
The
565
:,f Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
this
at
through American-Franklin-Olean Tiles, Inc., a sales company operated
...—.—
$7,848,877
3,123,181
pfd. stock
on
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559
St. Louis Stock Exchange
d 560
& Montreal Stock Exchange_.._ij:^.£.^-.--^i 562
Montreal Curb Exchange..
562
Toronto Stock Exchange
560
3,093,600
8,932,973
255,609
$579,690
deducts.
other
and
3,235,200:-
751,400
765,865
Pottery
and consequent inability to antici¬
of this company, it was considered
time, the option to purchase stock of
period,
war
requirements
Under the terms of the lease,
1, 1946, unless the
event this company can regain
possession of the plant upon two months' notice.
At this time It
"appears fairly likely that the Perth Amboy property will be in use for
the
manufacture, of
war
products until or
near
the end of the
v
11,890,400 -": 8,729,999
879,395
'273,600 > ' 265,600
income
Gross
Int.
it,
914,977
l__
expenses
for dCPieciation^i .:;
Prov.r"'idr Taxesl-v.__—Prov.
the
exercise,
such
(For July 31,
Philadelphia Stock Exchange.-....;.
to
facturing products
559
....
after
financial
previously reported, this company's property at Perth Amboy,
J., is leased to Titeflex Metal Hose Co., which Is engaged in manu¬
'war
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..,—-.——-.. 560
$2,494,762 $31,498,568 $28,928,638
$2,534,133
revenue
Operating
Stock Exchange
1944)
\
i*
Stock Exchange.
Los Angeles
p
1944—12 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
Period End. June 30—
l
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v
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538,373
295,699
962,474
529,204
406,566
,
agreement was entered into with Shawnee
option was extended to Dec. 31, 1945.
conditions which
are
expected to exist
an
uncertain
As
N.
558
—
and
the
Shawnee
v
558
Los Angeles
1,489,160
634,686
369,565
1,601,035
2,207,788
Alabama Power Co.—Earnings—
/
Stock
.
Detroit Stock Exchange.
2,275,038
note
the
of
inadvisable
557
558
Exchange
113,335
railway
p.
Stock
during
552
557
Exchange
111,099
__
railway
oper.
—v.-160,
Stock
$332,632
From Jan. 1—
from
(Stocks)
New York Curb Exchange
1944
—
view
pate
Page
537
548
(Bonds)-.
$364,012
Net ry. oper. income
Gross
Stock Exchange
Baltimore
Vvv> ;[
railway
June—
Gross
Quotations
*-V"*•
New York Stock Exchange
100, p. 1.
Akron Canton & Youngstown
such
of
payment
In
$9,348,118 $10,337,816
$4,752,155
-
Issue
Pottery Co., whereby such
Proy, for Fed. taxes on
income
This
of
the
The directors
the
on
common
on
Co.—12V2-Cent Dividend
cents per share
to holders of record
July 27 declared a dividend of 12 Va
stock; par
$1,
payable
Aug.
30
A like amount was disbursed on March 1 and June 1.
and on Sept." 1 and Dec. 1, 1943, the first payments on the stock
1941.—V. 160, p. 217.
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Aug.
19.
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Banks, Corporations and Individuals have found
us an effective market place for large or small
-
BLOCKS of SECURITIES
:;
which
are not
readily marketable.
INQUIRIES INVITED
l
,
w
HILL, THOMPSON & CO.,
120
Broadway, New York 5, N.
Y.
INC.
last,
since
Period End. June 30—.
has
company
provide
Power
for
stockholders to. receive 12.67 %• of the
common
•
.
.
-
Inc.—Earnings—
Net sales
8,658,910
6,712.252
$1,393,611
$899,759
$2,190,055
$1,667,558
<225,493
179,446
121,435
122,254
364.048
240,976
304,617
230,420
$988,666
Sell.
&
adver.
$656,070
$1,196',161
16,881
13,678
$1,521,390
29,372
exps
Gen.
&
admin,
exps
Operating profit
—
.
$L00$(547
Total' income
.
$669^748
791
Cost
k
438-,000
1,144,400
1944
-
$7,177,402
4,956,604
fProv.
$4,667,659
2,631,182
Net
profit
$235,438 '
*$0.69
A.
profit per share
33,567
-
stock outst.
$2,382,005
967,471
$2,220,798
903,157
$2J036,477
852,300
share———.——
$2.46
$2.46
$2.39
number of shs. of
Aver,
Earning^
per
vision
curtax
Expansion—Forms Two Sub¬
Prepares for Overseas
sidiaries to Handle Exports—
As
+ProFederal income,
charges.
interest and other
for foreign income and profits taxes and for
and excess profits taxes.depreciation,
deducting
•After
major
a
has
formed
the
United
two
w
new
July 31 by Waiter F. SilberThe new organ¬
the direct super¬
Vice-President in charge of the corpo¬
it was announced on
States,
sack. Executive Vice-President and General Manager.
izations, which started operations Aug. 1, are under
Donald
of
vision
ration's
Townley,
C.
other
Asia, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and parts of
the present time the companies are focusing on Latin
Europe,
at
America."
organizational structure of Home Products International, Ltd.,
four operating divisions—The Kolynos Division (denti¬
Boyle-Midway Division (household products), Affiliated
Products Division
(cosmetics), and the Packaged Drug Division.The
provides for
frices, etc.).
elected Secreta#£ and General
Counsel of the corporation, according to an announcement by Alvin
G. Brush, Chairman of the board.
7
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Mr. Brown will be in charge of legal matters for the parent com¬
H.
Thomas
has
Jr.
Brown
been
add Its many operating subsidiaries.-W.
pany
♦580,000
50,000
75,000
——;
$143,812
$0.65
$255,101
$197,381
$0.89
$282,227
$1.27
Net income
$1,668,989
53,474,161
127,763
268,499
income
and
Report—
1944. at 105 and int.
In order to effect this redemp-
Corporation called for redemption on June 30.
rll of the $7,938,000 5%%
debentures.
corporation arranged for an 8-year loan of $6,000,000 at the rate
of 3'A% per annum with the Bankers Trust Co. and a 10-year loan
(ion,
with the Adams Express
Co.
The balance of the funds necessary to effect the redemption were
taken from the corporation's treasury.
Annual interest costs on the
.new loans aggregating $7,900,000,
amount to $275,750, which compares
with $436,590 of annual interest requirements on the 5Va% debentures
just
the rate of 4'/4%
at
retired.
:
and
8,
taxes
48,550
102,120
204,008
224,379
429,310
%
441.001
I
1,926
1,592
3,890
265,463
3,420
297,350
$598,509
invests.
531,522
188,469
2,461
income
Net
$1,045,860
Earnings
—V.
^$0.69
$0.41
share
per
1966.
159, p.
The loan payable to
ing June 30,
dated
May
per annum
Bankers Trust Co. is evidenced by a note matur¬
subject to the provisions of an agreement
which minimum payments of $135,000 on
1952, which is
under
1944,
5,
principal are to be made on June 30 of each year beginning
and possibly earlier payments may be required:
(a) based on a fixed schedule, if the net assets of the corporation
(at market value) increase to certain specified amounts, or (b) based
'on
net
income,
if such net assets fall below 150%
of the then
principal amount of the note.
The note may be prepaid in whole
or
in part at any time.
The loan payable to The Adams Express Co. is evidenced by a nonnegotiable note subordinate as to principal and interest to the loan
from Bankers Trust Co.
Except with consent of Bankers Trust Co. or
in event of default under the agreement of May 5, 1944, respecting the
above mentioned loan of $6,000,000,
this note is payable in semi¬
annual Instalments of $19,000 each from June 30,
1946, to Dec. 31,
1953,
inclusive, the remaining balance
of $1,596,000 maturing on
June 30, 1954.
After the loan from Bankers Trust Co. has been paid
in full, this note may be prepaid at premiums ranging from 2%
to
lA % of the principal amount prepaid.
account of
in
Additional
1947.
$0.96
'
Total
Account
Months
Six
for
June
Ended
30
Interest
1943
1942
$349,043
27,084
receiv.
1,800
V
accrued
interest
income
dated
12,
Aug.
.Court.
Interest
debs.
on
&
$377,927
wise
79,298
will
it
June
217,848
241,823
of
holders
to
cents
20
of
per
record
share
June
Comparative
It
($200,000)
stipulate,
stated
is
is
bonds
in
dividends
California
in
for
in
its utility
of
Montana
Allied
Included
the
in
have
4'/2%
been
called
collateral
y
Bankers Trust Co...
loan,
Adams Express
20-year
payable
Other
for
____
__u___
securities
v
purchased,
payable jand
__
__
Capital
accrued
$7,938,000
—_—
not
surplus
taxes
227,810
96,546
&
15,048
1.000,000
_____
surplus
Earned
______
4.624
stock
17.463
-
1.000,000
2,531,186
*
-V.
159,
2,531,186
7,039,105
7,478,898
$18,581,885 $19,197,981
P.
2410.
in
Co.—To Reduce
radiotelephone
overseas
and
to
Argentina, Brazil,
lowered generally beginning
service
will be
Haiti
an announcement by this company on July 25,
reductions have been made since this service was first
to
such
for
rates
1930.
•> j
week-day
three-minute
a
call between New York and
point in Argentina, Brazil, Qiile and Peru are to be decreased
by $3 and will be $12.
Between New York and both Colombia and
Haiti the charges for such a call will become $9.
j
Certain
reductions have also
been made in the overseas radio¬
telephone rates to Puerto Rico from about one-third of the 48 States.,
an
example of the reductions, the rate for a three-minute day
call between Washington, D. C., and Puerto Rico will become $7.50, a
decrease of 75 cents.
all
1,
p.
countries
above
the
lower
rates
apply
Sunday and
160, p. 426.
on
also lower lates at night.—V.
Rico there are
American Utilities Service Corp.—Extension—
order
Called—
company
proposed
its
to
days in which to
amend its plan.—
American Water Works & Electric Co.,
Inc.—Output-
sion
.V.
cash by
•>
-
an extension until Sept. 5 to file
recapitalization plan to comply with ari
of the Commission dated June 21. 1944.
Originally thd Commis¬
granted
has
SEC
The
amendments
structures
1944,
of
for Puerto
had
given
Power
the company 30
114.
160, p.
i
output of the electric properties of this company for
July
29,
the week
1944, totaled 83,199,000 kwh., an increase of 5.12%.
of 79,147,000 kwh. fo.- the corresponding week of 1943.
over
the output
—V.
160, p. 426.
$700,100
1,
2246.
Anaconda Copper Mining Co.—50-Cent
f,
Dividend—
;
The directors have declared a dividend of 50 cents per share ori
capital stock, payable Sept. 11 to holders of record Sept.
1.
A similar distribution was made on! March 27 and June 26, this year.
In 1943 the following dividends were paid;
March 29, June 28 and
Sept. 27, 50 cents each, and Dec. 20, a year-end of $1.—V. 159, p. 2074.
$9,682,363
Fed.
for
inc.
United
States)
.,
1943
1942
1941
$7,657,523
$4,880,690
$5,416,009
.
taxes
and
Andes Copper
Announcement
profits taxes__
excess
the
1944
Federal
before
inc.
7,390,000
5,268.000
*2,725,000
2,145,000
•company
income
Net
per
$2,292,363
—
share.
com.
•Includes
an
- '
additional
$2,389,523
$0.21
reserve
of
$2,155,690
$0.20 *
$0.22
$3,271,009
$0.31
Michels
Mr.
this
the first six
Note—During
in
1943
in
the
reserve
months
of
dividends received
1944
from
to $201,391, as compared with $417,471
1942.
No part of these dividends is included
subsidiaries amounted
foreign
and $351,584
in
foregoing statement; but the amount thereof will be held as a
until the operating results of such companies for the full year
shall have been determined.—V.
elected
were
has
the
of
for
increase
of
in
its
$185,442
over
1942.
less reserve but
before Federal income taxes, was $2,083,521, an increase of $228,285
over
1942.
After providing $675,000 for Federal income taxes,
net
Total
underwriting
profit
aa4
investment
income,
increase of $153,285 over 1942.
The appreciation in value of securities, together with other surplus
adjustments, amounted to $706,654.
Dividends totaling $750,000 were
declared
on
the company's capital stock
during the year, leaving
operating
$1,365,175,
income
was
$1,403,521,
which was added to surplus, bringing the company's
1943, to $8,368,811.
'
level
at
$35,092,057
previous year,—V.
as
total
*
^
established a new high
compared with 4310132,?95 at the close of the
assets, of the
159, p. 1966
of the
years
many
companies
of this
■
Rcdolfo
who
Michels.
is
recently
a
•
.
•
.
been a director and general repre¬
at Santiago, Chile, and will retain
position.
Don
many
directors
resigned
as
*
Ambassador
.•
from
mining engineer by profession, and has
years' experience in the mining industry in South America, par¬
ticularly in the Republic of Chile.—V. 159, p. 1547.
A.
(111.)—Plans Refinancing—
Eastwood,
President,
said:
"The company has tentative
plans for the refunding of its outstanding $76,000,000 of first mortgage
4% bonds and its series D 3Va% bonds for the final purpose of reduc¬
ing
interest
charges
and
extending
maturities, thus effecting further
improvements in the company's financial structure.
Banking interests
tentative plans have been discussed have expressed a belief
with whom
that
present
conditions
in
the money market indicate
jectives could be accomplished at
that such ob¬
this time."—V. 159, p. 2074,
an
surplus as of Dec. 31.
admitted
meetings
Vicc-Piesidents.
Chile to the United States,
George
annual report to stockholders, shows net
premiums written of. $13,252,399 during 1943, the largest in its history,
company,
at
159, p. 1966.
American Surety Co.—Results for 1943—
The
that
made
above
Armour & Co.
)
Mining Co.—New Vice-Presidents—
and the Chile Exploration Co., subsidiaries of the Anaconda
Co., held on July 27, John R. Cotter and Rodolfo
Cotter
sentative
$545,000.
was
Mining
.Copper
Total
Total
due Oct.
subsidiaries
its
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Net
an
1,900,000
always
the
211,729
■
not
alphabetical
alphabetical
any
15,818,526
_
....
redemption as of Sept.
trustee, 46 Wall St., New York, N. Y.—V. 158,
$6,000,000
__
incl' unclaimed matured interest-
accounts
expenses
Common
>.
Co._______________
5 Vz %debentures
Amount
int.
The
1953, at 100 and interest.
Payment will be made at The Commercial National Bank & Trust Co.,
1,066
$18,581,885 $19,197,981
1
loan,
for
is
it
Telegraph
&
established with South America in
holding.company system.
the
is
bonds
trust
reasons
,
Telephone
according
Several
For
American Railways Corp.—$700,100 of Bonds
9,555
15,714,816
4'A%
American
transaction
possible.
as
Colombia
Peru,
1,
Aug.
ending
38.410
P-> 209,111
Machinery Co
W*%
the
of
for
Rates
Chile,
contem¬
plated that Montana will use the $10,000,000 cash that it is to receive
in the redemption of debentures held by American—V 160 p 426
;
Accrued
American
adjustments.
payment of $650,000 in
Glacier to American for notes held by the latter.
It is also
2,000,000
1,076
Liabilities—
plus
business and to further simplify the corporate
and
mechanical
to arrange companies in exact
However, they are always as near
Overseas Rates-
to
pay
and $1,205,710
1944
1946-1949; $500,000 in 1950.—V. 159,
As
$10,000,000,
will
turn,
in
of $250,125
notes
tax
Treasury
position
transactions will enable Montana to divest itself of its
indirect investment in oil production properties which are not required
$1,118,695
other.—
S.
tDue $130,000 annually
Supreme
if'so
Dec. 31, '43
55,396
.
_—_____
received
S.
The proposed
Earns,
sold, not deliv.
securities
Total
U.
its subsidiary, Montana Power Co.,
$10,000,000. plus adjustments, for "owned securities of the Glacier
corporation."
Under the terms of the agreement gas properties of
Glacier will be conveyed to Montana. —
>
V'
600,000
ccst
at
for securities
receivable,
Investment
Other
the
asked the SEC to approve the sale of the oil
properties of its subsidiary. Glacier Production Co., to the Union Oil
of
$8,673,8115-
■■
To Sell Oil Properties—
American,
1,874,527
2,149,541
-
NOTE-—For
The company recently
distributed
$2,001,486
obligations,
and
interest
Amount receivable
Accounts
was
U.
1943.
possible
dissolution.
Co.
:
-$11,976,333
order.
present
a
110.531
1,020,000
150.000
3,778.615
758.734
:
shares, no par)
(221.062
surplus
•Less
filing that the proposed retirement of
necessary
step for compliance with the order
the
in
1,020,000
200,000
3,778,615
758,734
L
contingencies
agents for Amer¬
as
.
June 30, '44
Government
Accrued
>
Balance Sheet
_
S.
by
295,651
259.855
p. 2186.
permitted by order of the Commission,
requests that in the event of approval of the plan the
apply to the appropriate U. S. District Court for its
debenture
of
$143,253
$56,807
1944.
16,
Assets—
Cash
U.
>
265,492
404,669
..Total
enforcement.
252,349
_
$98,534
dividend
28
invalid
*
;
;__
surplus
in
_—i—'
1—:
stock
Common
the approval of the issuance of the
to
$425,897
600,000
etc
commissions,
—
Capital
American
85,262
Operating income
Note—A
held
be
$8,673,811
$2,600,000
199,282
—
taxes
Earned
Commission
$480,864
87,451
expenses
loans_
contracts-
war
for
Reserve
non-transferrable certificate which will
the debenture bonds upon the payment
.
$11,976,333
-
payable
tNotes payable (insurance company)-
of debenture bonds American
required by this Commission at a
non-transferrable cer¬
tificates, to set aside in a separate fund the principal amounts paid
to
American
upon reinstatement of debenture
bonds and to employ
such fund only for the retirement of debenture bonds unless other¬
that
condition
Prov.
on
should
1942,
" '
'
34,000
1
—:
payrolls,
•Accrued
the event of any reinstatement
In
2,716,132
74,593
39,000
-
Dividend
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp.—Earns.
$403,834
__
_
other
and
and will,
the retirement date,
to
(And
Total
*
_j'__
on
of principal amount plus accrued interest from the last preceding semi¬
annual interest date in the event that the order of this Commission,
1,800
-
>—_
Liabilities—
Accrued
the following proposed
14 on
and
retire
2,713,239
107,509
reserve)
•
Allied
from
(less
investments
Advance
32,309
Machinery Co. of America
Operating
14—
cancel $34,445,500 of
its gold
debenture
bonds. 6%
series, due 2016, and $3,408,400 of 6%
gold
debenture bonds, series A, due 2022, issued by Southwestern Power &
Light Co. and assumed by American by depositing with the trustees
under the respective agreements underlying the debenture bonds their
principal amount plus interest to the retirement date which is de¬
scribed in the plan as the 30th day after the entry, on application
of the Commission, of an order of an appropriate U. S. District Court
enforcing the terms and provisions of the plan.
Interest on such
debenture bonds will cease to accrue on the retirement date.
(2) From and after the retirement date and upon surernder of the
debenture bonds
to
the trustees, such trustee will pay to holders
thereof the principal amount of such debenture bonds and unpaid
will
American
(1)
$448,555
34,139
1944 ■>:./■
v
__
_
_
__
Compensation
hearing Aug.
will hold a
SEC
The
——
profits taxes
excess
payable
"Accounts "payable
transactions:
of
$367,894
•'.
:■,
Dividends
of Federal
refund
Post-war
*'
/*'■'*•.*
American Power & Light Co.—Hearing Aug.
There
Income
2,539,013
—;
Notes
V
28,204
2,656,741
$1,376,086
$0.24
contracts
war
67.035
$519,809
.
$1,737,142
85.985
1,341,014
1,677,952
254,264
3,535,110
receivables
Land, buildings, machinery, equipment (lestf de¬
preciation)
Prepaid and deferred expenses
6.434
146,576
1943 C
-
Tooling, preliminary and preparatory costs on
708.488
interests
of
1944
$1,019,701
90,545
value, life insurance-—
accounts receivable, less reserve
Customer
Other
378,370
3,648
174,372
342
136,576
262,974
Write-down
Sheet, June 30
-
Cash surrender
836.576
646,773
289.543
1942, "reserve
30,
June
Inventories
res;
-
'
Assets—
95,718
Depreciation
Minority
255.334
inc.
conting.
months ended
six
$4,168,690
.
51,479
339.239
for
the
for
shown in amount of $165,000.
This contingency
created largely to provide for an increase in 1942 income
Comparative Consolidated Balance
—
Depletion
Prov,
statement
was
Cash
—
foreign
and $475,000 in 1942
1943,
then anticipated.
Subsequently, tax rates for the year 1942 were
substantially increased.
Accordingly, $90,000 of the "reserve for con¬
tingencies" has been transferred to "provision for Federal income
taxes" in order to reflect the proper comparison.
em¬
ployees' annuity plan
Taxes, other than inc.
taxes
$1.15
in
$470,000
1944.
profits tax.
excess
the
in
$183,000
taxes
1.436,826
'
-
.
share
per com.
exps.,
gen.
under
Payments
states
of $1,900,000
——_
Earns,
1944—6 Mcs.—1943
$2,403,475 $2,751,864
etc.
208.000
*575,000
conting—
for contingencies" was
125,694
Total
Admin,
$529,381
,
30.137
.
9.017
50,000
In
I,p70,686
13,604
*291,000
present
$1,895,118
L
,
$890,060
24,075
10,460
More Owned)
or
.
44,395
Reserve lor
$$1.07
■
1944—3 Mos.—1943
$1,074,876 $1,330,150
820,242
338,838
Period End. June 30—
Profit
Other income
(3)
159, p. 2626.
American International Corp.—Semi-Annual
*
charges
Est. prov. for Fed. inc.
•Includes
ican. deliver to such holders a
entitle the holders to reinstate
New Official Elected—
*
7,481
'
notes payable—
on
reserve
Home Products International, Ltd., of which
President and Elliott Warburton, Vice-President, will
handle export sales of the corporation's food, household, cosmetics and
packaged drug products.
x
Heretofore
the overseas sales
of American Home Ptcducts were
handled by the export division of The Kolynos Co., which is now a
part of Home Products International, it was stated.
In making the announcement Mr. Silbersack said:
"Prior to the war
'the parent corporation was active in more than 100 foreign markets.
"Today we have our own operating companies in six foreign countries
in addition to Canada, and.
although operations continue in Great
33ritain,
-
',38,000 '—24,596
< 31,426
; 25.758
38,577
43,125
30.738
*:
received—
Sundry
for
company,
is
$472,885
$906,430
20,973
5,356
■'int.
of this company.
Townley
$815,509
36,893
,
The
$805,257
adj.,
refund
divs.
&
Miscellaneous
Wyeth International, Ltd., will export pharmaceuticals,
biologicals, nutritional products and vitamins produced by Wyeth. Inc.,
and other American Home Products subsidiaries.
Robert C. Hodgman
.Mr,
106,678
$495,292
profit-
4,486,768
$539,667
Ltd.—Earnings—
American Metal Co.,
One company,
is President
operating
income
division.
foreign
749.250
107,848
income
fBased on 230,143
shares outstanding.
financing.
tBased on 273,800
shares.—V. 160, p. 218.
U.
toward its post-war expansion, this corporation
companies to handle all its export business from
step
697,730
Sundry
$300,582
$1,36
*
shares to be outstanding at conclusion of
342,250
•Based on
t$0.65
(Including Subsidiary Companies 80%
earnings
net
Consolidated
578,144
130,713
taxes
Net
for income and
profits taxes—
for taxes
excess
$4,400,553
3,071,740.
.1942.
Int.
$1,221,035
.
2,453
* 918,000
$372,795
743,400
Res/ (taxes- & ^renegoj
1942
$7,142,296
4,760,291
Months Ended June 30—
6
$6,756,460
5,135,374
148.987
sales
of
Renego'n
American Home Products Corp. (& Subs.)- -Earnings
•Profit before prov.
1941
$6,000,881
485,522
_____
Selling and admin, exp.
ProV. for depreciation.
Net
24,874
v
$1,550,762
8180,95?
-26,709
deductions
Other
company's common stock.
This is higher than the allo¬
cation favored by the SEC's public utility staff and by representatives
-of the company's debenture holders and present indications are that
a
compromise allocation somewhere between these two levels may be
worked out.—V. 159, p. 2625.
.
1942
Total
Other income
reorganized
1943
allowances
and
$8,379,81])
3,761,622
4,692,938
sales
profit on
Gross
.
de¬
depict.)
&
preciation
<
1943
„
Gross sales, less returns
$4,661,381 $10,848,965
$6,0§6,549
-
(incl.
sales
of
Cost
Subs.)—Earnings—
1944
$6,015,687
4,885,886
6 Mos. End. June 30—
1944—6 Mos.—1943
1944—3 Mos.—1943
.
American Seating Co. (&
*
Co. Since April 1, 1044)
(Inch* Profit of United States Gauge
requested the Securities and Exchange Commis¬
sion to extend until July 2,
1945, the time for its -compliance with
the terms of the Public Utility Holding Company Act.
..-.vv
The company has arranged the
sale of its equity interest in the
Bangor Gas Co., a subsidiary, for a base price of $100,000, plus 50%
of the latter's net working capital.
The contract has not actually
been signed, but the transaction is expected to be completed shortly.
The
consummation of this step
will bring to three the number
of subsidiaries, disposed of
by Gas & Power, since it has already
disposed of its Lowell and St. Augustine-properties.
■ ;
The
company
still jhas two subsidiary company securities to sell
and estimates that it will need until next July to do so.
These are
the Savannah Gas Co. and the Birmingham Gas Co.
Terms of
the amended plan for reorganization of American Gas
The
.
.
American Machine & Metals,
Co.—Sells Bangor Unit—Asks
Order—
American Gas & Power
More Time to Meet SEC
&
I
..
Monday, August 7, 1944
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
530
company
-
also
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry
—New President-
Executive Vice-President of the Santa Fe System
Lines for the past five years, has been elected President and Chairman
of the executive committee, succeeding Edward J. Engel, who retired
after 45 years of continuous service with the company.
The change
became effective Aug.
1.
Mr. Engel continues as a member of the
executive committee and board.—V. 160/p. 427.
A *
Fred
G.
Gurley,
Volume
Number 4305
160
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Athey Truss Wheel Co.—Registers Common Stock—
The
par)
company
July 28 registered
on
capital
all
stock,
with
the SEC
which
of
shares
71,580
.purchase
outstanding and are
being sold for the account of the present holders,
Brailsford & Co.,' a co-partnership, and C. O. Kalman, Paul R. Doelz
common
are
Francis
and Luise
Schultz
R.
for
Associated Gas & Electric
of Associated
trustees
ended
July
Electric
28,
group
1944,
3.2%
or
ago.—V. 160, P. 427.
Co.—Weekly Output—
&
Electric Corp.
production
above
report for the week
the
output of
units (kwh.).
Associated
This
of
is
Gas
&
increase
an
f
$892,625;
due from
$24,091;
total.
accrued
of
120,329,422 units a
year
from
Gross
Net
from
{
stock
"
'1
.'f'
$553,342
$458,846
122,477
147,852
115,966
54,862
50,041
58,629
railway
Net ry. oper.
income
V
'■
Net
from
from
$381,925
but
87,462
Net
2,563,712
2,146,970
1,308,664
531,647
487,790
from
Jan.
From
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$643,614
$339,643
$196,612
179,355
221,881
159,257
44,771
66,900
13.436
Net
1,719,509
1,136,421
1,184,651
637,551
294,047
194,386
revenues
250,970
232,153
78,507
—V.
7,676,698
45,583,638
oper.
$5,138,290
revenues—
Taxes
Operating income
Equip. & jt. facil. rents
$1,638,290
(Net ry. oper. income-
4,250,000
$1,263,262
—
25,000,000
The
of
has called for
company
$9,000,000 of 4%
Nashville
the
York,
J.
of
30,
Y.—V.
N.
&
Morgan
160,
Co.
Incorporated,
Atlantic Refining Co.—New Plant
A
Point
A
corporation
Breeze
refinery
at
total
of
$22,000,000.
The announcement
"The
the
fluid
St.,
Completed—
and
price
No
production
when
the
these
line
plants
for
and
gasoline.
Company
demand for combat grade
converted
be
can
civilian
"The
aviation
of
emergency
at
supplemental
Point
equipment,
t
covers
an
three
'•■Other
charge
30,
the
.
Steel
fractionating towers
the size of two foot¬
with
an
unbilled
increases
net
balance of
and
other
con¬
The
•the
2188.
p.
capacity
during
of
of
last
V;
in
year
small
pilot
a
scale
the
installed
unit
at
conditions
operating
Point
to reproduce in
cracking plants."—
big
160, p. 427.
■'
.
Atlas Tack
Strauss
Myer
28,735
6,932,248
4,902,765
4,110,632
2,389,584
1,628,770
690,227
.
-p, 964,906
615,520
3,347,582
1,758,285
1,219,002
«
board;
has
elected
been
director,
a
1,
Aug.
1944,
James
McSarthy will
1966.
A.
succeed
Wilfred
1,381,131
"Net
Income
1,418,898
C.
B.
Miller
has
tion.—V. 159, p.
been
elected
Vice-President
in
charge
installa¬
of
profits
-V.
9,916,040
24,310,000
25,490,000
r-i
—■—-r—
6,733,811
1442.
;
1944—3 Mos.—1943
deductions
•
Prov.
averaged
revenues
2,429,447
2,375,588
$7,221,293
1944—6 Mos.—1943
—;—
-
depreciation.
light oil plant
52,411
103,400
104,133
3,595,842
3,507,517
857,100
838,100
1,204,000
1,148,100
$2,381,656
$4,372,297
$4,075,550
9,242
51,516
15,909
$2,439,539
$4,423,813
$4,091,459
1,335,940
$2,390,898
1,328,986
2,676,414
2,658,163
$1,103,600
income
880,600
1,785,089
24,096
Net
$1,061,913
$1,747,400
$1,433,297
$1.48
$1.42
$2.34
$1.92
taxes.
income
"Based
share..
per
1,573,283
1,587,215
745,364 shares issued and outstanding.-
on
Halsey, Stuart to Handle Company's Financing—
E.
Paige,
President of
the
announced
company,
Aug.
that
3
the
company had entered into a firm agreement with the banking firm of
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., for the sale of the proposed $30,000,000 of
mortgage bonds and $12,000,000 of debentui'es.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., has agreed to pay not less than 100 for the bonds as 3V2S and not
+1943
$225,347
less
$1.12
$1.31
deductions
income
"Earnings
Co.—Earnings—
share
1944—12 Mos.—1943
907,558
' 51,687
taxes
C.
$263,282^
,
1,826,335
General
Income
—
than
100
submit both
after all charges, including de¬
preciation and estimated provision lor income and excess prolits taxes
and renegotiation of contracts,
tRevised.-r-V. 159, p. 1755,
and
615,298
$1,463,581 $10,676,884
$13,860,651 $13,527,531 $25,843,450 $25,381,661
7,034,870
6,809,436 .13,389,900
13,264,032
767,658
780,238
1,604,728
1,695,114
—
for
approximately
1944
refund
$9,596,881
$2,415,444
$1.67
for
i
149,967
$2,078,879 $13,106,331
$2,489,674
Maintenance
6,614,210
$1.61
July 15.—V. 160, p. 427,.
——
$9,446,914
193,611
160, p. 219.
Gross
called
65,824
616,932
income
Federal
castings)
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$2,013,055 $12,912,720
44,591
Operation
'
certain equipment provided for through
and
160,
•; v-::
$14,811,777 $12,998,258 $59,103,688 $53,999,023
4,498,153
4,872,371
18,221,947
18,910,313
1,836,708
772,726
6,094,098
3,076,517
1,373,233
1,420,972
5,785,594
6,070,887
4,041,668
3,919,134
16,089,329
16,494,392
revenues
expenses
Amort, of
on
Vice-
Treasurer.—V.
;
Period End. June 30—
32,730,000
y
6,432,538 '
$1.71
,
Blackford,
A.
and
:.:-WPP
-
Operating
•
■
Hardy, Chairman of
Lester
Secretary
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Earnings-
13,568,089
income
(ingots
post-war
•-
25
1,633,000
12,009,872
Net
deprec.
—1
on
Charles J.
President;
Oerter,
$3,106,606
capacity.-
"Includes
L.
during the second quarter of 1944 as compared
the first quarter of 1944 and 98.7% during the
1943.
Current steel production is approximately
Earnings per common
Automatic Sprinkler Co. of America—New V-P.—
elected:
were
Monroe,
Edmund
income
811,379
6 Months Ended June 30—
DeSerre as Assistant Treasurer.—V. 159, p.
Aug.
on
"
'
$3,062,015
471,368,482 449,252,573 490,414,380
47,984,442
44,171,308
50,893,250
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine
.
and
——
Gross
succeeding Miss Blanch
-
payable
333,469
expense.
corporation has
determined
>
Whitaker.
Ronald:R.
Depreciation
Taxes
Quar. '44 1st Quar. '44 2d Quar '43
$
$
$
' '
..
the debentures due on
on
O'Brien.
Effective
'•
"
'•
Corp.—New Director, etc.—
snare
a
;
Period End. June 30—
redemption on Sept. 1 at its stock
transfer department, 25 Broadway, New York, N. Y., all of its serial
debentures due on March
1, 1945 to 1950, inclusive, and all of its
serial debentures due on July 15 in each of those years.
The redemp¬
tion prices for both groups range from
100 for the 1945 maturities
to 101.25 for the debentures maturing in 1950, with accrued interest
Breeze
the
of
1755.
Frederick P.
Operating
Operating
To Redeem Serial Debentures—
a
accurately
Brooklyn Edison Co., Inc.—Earnings—
199,968
charges
production
quarter
The
huge unit may be eliminated, at Point Breeze
as the result of continuous tests conducted since
of such
at Port Arthur,
and
cents
been
special dividend.
.
108,943
-
159,' p.
following officers
President.
•p. 427.
97,857
-
and
ster
;
a
starting up
50
have
a
at this time declared only the- regular
*
adjust¬
quarter of $777,419, making
new
contracts were received
81,470
charges.!
operating
105.0%
gridirons placed side by side, and towers into the air the height
22-story office building.
"Many of the production difficulties normally encountered in the
of
therefore,
Operating income
Non-operating income—
second
ball
of
operations
question
:
1941
than depreciation
of
year's
dividend
share.—V.
$240,746
amortization)
103.5%
the
The stockholders at the annual
meeting on July 27 elected the fol¬
lowing directors:
Lester A. Blackford, Walter-J. Cummings, Charles J.
Hardy, William H. Kern, Ronald R. Monroe, Ernest L. Nye, C. Lothrcp
<
Ritchie, John E. Rovensky, Frederick A. Stevenson, R. Howard Web-
the
1942
.
to
of
to stock¬
of record Aug. 15."A similar dividend was paid on Feb. 25
May 25, this year, and in each quarter during 1943.
In addition,
company on Aug.. 25, last year, disbursed a special of 50 cents
and
months
of June
292,8(30
Net income for the period-*——
per common share
with
area
the
as
$592,4,41
,
103.0%
complete
that
1943
Earnings
the production of high octane gaso¬
to
Breeze,
during
and
424,922
sale of fixed assets
♦Provision
for
deplet.
&
d
results
Brill Corp.—Officers and Directors—
.
before
a
no
Maintenance
other
and
condition
common
a
held
were
on
(including
needs.
motor
structure
1944—6 Mos —1943
$840,825
Provision for taxes based
'
development in
engineers say that
aviation fuel ends,
process
income
Interest
in
such
pay
longer obtains and so it seems wiser and better
'•business practice to the board of directors to wait until October when
$0.71
the June
additional
billings
Loss
it seemed advisable to the board of directors,
probable
earnings for the year ending Aug. 31 and
special dividend as was decided upon, before Sept. 1.
160, p. 3.
Total
Special Payment—
on
in a letter to common stockholders, dated July 31,
'before considering the
"The directors have,
$0.95
billings
2d
,
2,201,401
$4,982,980
323.
p.
"Several years ago
"This
$165,189,575.
1944,
v
Net
160.
Newton Smith,
the
$101,617
,
.
railway
railway
2,154,501
$3,282,684
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co.—Declares Regular
Bethlehem Steel Corp. (& Subs.)—Quarterly Report—
f
in parti m*
is the newest
states,
cracking
j
$861,525
.
353,136
$821,877
tview of then applicable Federal tax provisions to estimate in August
413,823
from
from
—v.
,,
j
further
1942'
$0.32
its
was
1,
railway
ineome—
346,238
$730,598
___
Dividend, But Defers Action
$277,030
$35,580,179
there
railway—,
ry. oper.
629,311
(rentals,
etc.)
income
-V.
J.
1944
from
from
deducts
interest,
.
the
$373,709
during
$200,769,754.
Net ry. oper, income—
New
Pa.
built at the
,
catalyst
'
From Jan. 1—
company's refinery
completed within a few days.
When this plant is ready for production it will mark the end of a
construction program of aviation gasoline equipment, begun early in
the
war
period,
in which
this company has invested more than
of
that
April
on
contract
Net
Philadelphia,
cracking, unit, now being
Arthur, Tex., will also be
Total
'
Corp;—Billings, Etc.—
totaled
$199,992,335
Gross
increase in the national output of aviation gasoline
completion was announced on July 30 by this company
newly-constructed
fluid
catalyst
cracking plant at
its
similar
Port
at
$7,184,381
:
contracts
as
huge
a
$5,437,185
'
$127,095
$0.56
substantial
assured
was
of
of
in
427.
p.
t$24,350
,
June—
1944, a total
Wall
23
$1,175,013
income
holders
reports
1944,
balance
Net
gold bonds, due Oct. 1, 1952 (Louisville &
105 and interest.
Payment will be made at
at
P.
$1,076,836
•>
1943
$159,647
$220,583
.
of
.
1,
$4,793,947
643,238
$6,555,070
99,817
.J
Beaumont Sour Lake & Western Ry. —Earnings—
$8,634,238 $10,705,028
of Nov.
as
$1,075,196
90,493
Total
27,750,000
.
.
24,929
$986,343
'said:
1944
1944—3 Mos.—1943
$2,284,902 $11,226,290 $13,826,999
-920,505
4,689,368
5.562,499
273,280
1,583,461
1,570,472
15,921
159,514
138,958
.
278,036
.
(Dr)—
Net
158, p. 944.
during the period April 1 through June 30, 1944.—V. 159,
coupon
collateral)
office
v
redemption
report.—V.
a
>
share-
corporation
Net
Calls $9,000,000 of Bonds—
,
'
i
Corp.—Earnings—]
1967.
p.
June
Gross
$1,481,858
to
,
L_„■_
per com.
The
$1,959,469 $11,570,797 $13,902,026
477,611
2,936,559
3,196,998
375,028
\
V
(Dr}_
income.
chgs.
•
ments
$6,209,469 $36,570,797 $41,652,026
3,500,000
after
tracts
39,489,784
a
Net
'
899,779
v
facil.
the
unbilled
1944—6 Mos.—1943
6,645,951
•
development expenses the amount of
according
Bath Iron Works
$12,814,988 $12,855,420 $82,154,435 $81,141,810
___
*V, V
"
'
"
depreciation, amortization, etc., but before provision for Fed¬
taxes
and
renegotiation of contracts.
tLoss.—V. 159,
159,
■ended
1944^-Month—1943
expenses
*
«.
taxes
The
Period End, June 30—
extraordinary
reduced,
Ended June 30—
profit
and
160, p. 427.
Operating
*
•
Period End. June 30—^
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings—Operating
*'»
•
$2,189,087
revenue
rents
rents
'
income
Earns,
2,585,434
1,088,722
income
oper.
'
'
<"
2,823,586
railway
oper.
1944—6 Mos.—1943
$7,006,446 $43,285,825 $42,389,117
4,721,544
32,059,535
28,562,118
Net ry. oper.
Other income
j
1755.
52,108
33,016
railway
expenses
5,250,432
Taxes
•
$50),
Barber Asphalt
1—*
from
Net
Net
$7,439,519
.Equipment
•
pr
$492,213
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income
Gross
Morithi
eral
■■■
1941
1942
1943
(par
of
was
"After
•■•/
1944
stock,
;
•Net profit
Atlanta & West Point RR.— -Earnings—
Gross
because
6
-
46,494
171,061
160, p. 3.
June—
treasury
Barium Stainless Steel Corp.—Earnings—
386,017
205,638
$2,055,702;
and brokers and account receivable,
receivable, $60,973; deferred charges, $82,933;
1944—Month—1943
revenues
Operating
have declared a dividend of three cents per share
capital stock, par $1, payable Aug. 20 to holders of record
The company has been paying 10 cents per share each quarter,
dividend
'
3,765,365
795,769
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
Operating
$64,950; securities of City Stores Co., $6,$4,184,930; investments in and advances to
corporations,
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
30,578
.
3,829,553
railway-
railway
less
directors
the
Aug. 7.
•
From Jan. 1—•.
Gross
Boston & Maine
mort¬
bonds,
Bandini Petroleum Co.-^Reduces Dividend—
The
1942
$615,243
railway
1S43
in
T
on
1941
1944
first
at cost,
interests
customers
income
$17,067,554.
'
June—
$793,027;
interests therein,
participating
Jt.
Atlanta Birmingham & Coast RR.—Earnings—
*
receivable,
and
preferred
stock
(par
$50),
$10,000,000;
$3,000,000;
surplus, $2,478,671; deferred
.'income, $406,874," dividend payable July 10, 1944, on participating pre¬
ferred stock, excluding
treasury stock, contra, $331,620; deposit re¬
ceived under sales agreement, $124,055; due to customers and brokers,
$12,041;
reserve
for taxes,
$686,709;
reserve
lor expense, $27,584;
total, $17,067,554.—V. 159, p. 2627;
s
'
cost,
other securities,
subsidiary
and
affiliated
'
*
at
etc.,
loans
estate
$1,826,926;
Liabilities—Participating
$393,745.—V. 157, p. 1143.
electric
net
124,168,372
was
3,838,950 units,
Gas
real
;; 181,355;
common
The
$10,500;
depreciation.
; mortgages,
chased
R.
for
reserve
and
Edwin White are listed as the principal underwriters.
•
According to the registration statement, the underwriters have pur¬
the shares from Irving Herriott, trustee under the last will
of James A. Roberts. George W. Roberts, Margaret S. Roberts, Beatrice
agreements,
at cost, $119,163;
gages,
($4
531
is
The
the
York
company
insurance
for
the
issues
New
to
debentures
as
4s,
providing
the
company
will
competitive bidding.
State
Public
permission
Service
to sell
the
Commission
$30,000,000
companies and declared that both
the
of
denied
bonds
bonds
last
week
privately
and
to
debentures
should be thrown open to competitive
^Baltimore and Ohio RR.—Earnings—
June—
3ross
•■Jet
Jan.
From
Iross
from
from
let
-fet
9,918,236
3,849,261
8,985,484
5,010,420
8,791,888
4,631,285
income
22,909,775
34,201,707
25,798,585
charge
Mr.
of
finance,
of
made by R. L. Snodgrass, Vice-President
the
Baukhages, III,
Baukhages
since
■
the public held about $19,000,000.—V.
160,
p.
profit
Earns,
.1944.
"After
1941
$187,117
$76,620
623,812
income
Operating
Taxes
335,829
'' 300,629
300.467
$487,746
$377,087
117,014
100,252
103,901
103,614
587,706
224,686
102,581
30,842
5,166
'
•;
and
$799,451
82,957
149,538
$469,347
$198,306
$48,350
$1,750,336
expenses
——
Interest
fees
44,743
\dj, of security valuesProfit for 6 months—
tin
connection
with
$1,045,617
settlement
of
1936
and
Federal
State
income
axes.
Balance
Assets—Cash
In
banks
iquidation; estimated
Co.
6 Months Ended June 30—
sales
(&
„
..
,
Subs.)—Earnings
1944
1942
$8,188,387
2,298,000
3,112,145
1,726,640
1,648,014
2,446,857
$649,986
$665,288
381,612
....
$7,370,929
2,079,447
$352,807
sales..
1943
$7,425,166
k__.
and
Sheet, June 30, 1944
on
realizable
all
for
share-
charges,
,
hand,
$618,976;
deposits in banks in
value,
$151,405;
deposits made under
excess
and
war
including
1943
.
$0.59
$0.65
including
post-war
'1942
$780,728
1941
$585,434
Other
Profit
$0.91
$0.44
137,354
323,304
$734,419
$787,341
$988,593
income
half
Preferred
and Federal income
Common
profits taxes for the six months ended June 30. 1944 totaled
of
exc.
!
512,000
$476,593
66,703
66,703
66.703
222,878
222,452
222,377
$0.72
trade
Balance
$2,038,291;
accounts
repossessions
of
$0.78
$0.92
U.
receivable
and
Instalment
for
S.
(less
unearned
notes
of
Sheet, June 30, 1944
Government
securities,
$3,935,000;
for doubtful balances,
reserves
interest
included
in
face
loss
amount
amounts reim¬
bursable under fixed fee war contracts, $1,135,615; claims under war
contract terminations,
$362,402; inventories of finished stocks, work
in process, raw materials and supplies, $3,573,219; net current assets
in Canada, Brazil, Mexico and Argentina, $1,747,499; claim for refund
of prior years' Federal taxes on income,
$376,184; prepaid expenses
tracts have, been
and
deferred
$2,544,153;
company's
,
and
on
the company, so
.
376,000
$411,341
dividends
Assets—Cash,
notes
period last year, the reduction in total billings being caused
by the completion of the synthetic rubber construction program on
.which the company played a major part;
Research pilot plant work
in connection with synthetic rubber is being continued by the com¬
pany in cooperation with the Rubber Reserve Company.
William P. Witherow, President, stated that" although some war con¬
terminated, other Government work has been assigned
that at the present time unfilled orders are the largest
history.
Mr. Witherow also stated that reserves
"for renegoiation have been provided in an amount considered adequate.
Development work for the post-war period is being pursued to the
greatest extent consistent with the company's war production schedules.
Mr. Witherow asserted.—V. 159, p. 2411.
v
;
~
:
•
345,000
$389,419
prof, taxes
period
Consolidated
same
the
operations
dividends
1942..
the
in
;
Earnings per common share
the
the
from
Net profit for the
Billings for Ihe first six months of 1944 were approximately 87% of
similar
1943 period.
While billings for the period were lower,
production output of the company's manufacturing plants exceeded
v
(net).
Prov. for Fed. inc. &
excess
State
income
.
$1,220,496
depreciation, interest, bond discount,
adjustments, and State and Federal
profits tax.
for Pennsylvania
Operating profit
/
$4,155,500 as compared with $4,741,002 in 1943 and $4,418,050 for the
first
$463,622
■
Total
com.
1944
$865,799
-
Note—Provision
and
1942
1943
1,126,524
—_wi~./■
per
provision
427.
profit and loss on sales
income
.
,
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Mos. End. June 30—
"Net
,
Bankers Securities Corp.—Earnings—
other
mortgage
Sell., gen. & admin, expenses.;
Blaw-Knox Co.
taxes,
;(net).
i
'1
nt., divs., commis. and
the Securities and Exchange
covering the proposed issuance
bonds, series due 1974.
Net
with
statement
Gross profit on
i
Roy B. White, President of the road, has announced that the com¬
met the payment of principal of secured notes which matured
6 Mos. End. June 30—
filed
24
first
Net
pany
1, of which
July
as
January,
Pays Secured Notes—
lug.
on
registration
$10,000,000
V. 160, p. 219.
22,255,043
appointment, effective July 10,
of
his executive assistant.
1941, was Personnel Assistant to the
/ice-President of operations of the Union Pacific RR.
n
Frederick E.
a
of
proceeds will be applied, together with treasury funds, to redeem at
101, plus accrued interest, all of its $10,000,000 first and refunding
mortgage gold bonds, 4V2% series due 1968.
Company is a subsidiary
of National Power & Light Co.
Bonds will be offered for competitive sale.
Interest will be named
by successful bidder.
Names of underwriters and offering price to
public as
well
as
interest
rate
will
be
filed
by amendment.—
Appointment—
Announcement has just been
sale
and
189,743,529 173,615,804 139,975,570 104,361,261
51,475.825
59,265,218
42,729,117
30,484,680
railway
company
Commission
6,345,348
4,939,565
-
railway
oper.
ry.
New
!
1—
The
$34,242,877 $28,295,733 $25,953,206 $19,342,077
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income
Nfet
Birmingham Electric Co.—Files Plan for Bond Issue—
1941
1942
1943
1944
from
bidding.
Originally the debentures were to have been offered by a syndicate
headed by F. S. Moseley & Co.
The investment banking firm of
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., entered the picture with a bid to market
both
the mortgage
bonds and debentures competitively on a basis
which would net the company interest savings of $107,000 yearly more
than the savings which would be effected under the plan previously
drawn up.—V. 160, p. 5,
'
-
-
$684,072),
charges, $193,362;
patents,
goodwill,
property,
etc.,
$1;
$2,905,419;
plant
total,
and
equipment
(net),
$18,811,146.
Liabilities—Accounts
payable,
$309,202;
customers'
deposits
and
credit balances, $210,845;
accrued salaries, wages, and commissions,
$97,394; dividend on preferred stock payable July 1, 1944, $33,351;
accrued State, local and miscellaneous Federal taxes, $219,993; accrued
7, N. Y., BEekman 3-3341. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
^William
Dana
Seibert, President;
William D.
and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday].
Other
offices: 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, 111. (Telephone: State 0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith, Copyright 1944 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as secondclass matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y.-, under the Act of March 3, 1879^ Subscriptions in United States and Possessions, $26.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $27.50 per
year; South and Central America, Spain, Mexico and Cuba, $29.50 per year; Great Britain, Continental Europe (except Spain),-Asia, Australia and Africa, $31.00 per year.
NOTE: On account of the fluctu^
ations in the rates of exchange, remittances for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
-The
Commercial
and
Financial
Chronicle
(Reg.
U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Spruce St., New York
Riggs,
Business Manager.^.. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news
lor post-war adjustments
$5 cumulative preferred stock
(26,681 shares, no pari, $2,668,100; common stock (450,000 shares, no
par). $4,500,000; capital surplus, $4,033,574; earned surplus, $5,324,967;
common
stock in treasury
(4,245 shares, at cost), Dr$41,470; total,
Federal
taxes
$705,191;
income,
on
reserve
$750,000;
contingencies.
other
and
$18,811,146.—V. 159. P. 1756.
Bolt
Buffalo
Y.—To Sell
North Tonawanda, N.
Co.,
Common Stock—
with a nation-wide banking
Co., for the sale of 141,054
has completed arrangements
headed by Van Alstyne, Noel &
Company
group
registration statement
Exchange Commission
stock, according to a
covering this stock filed with the Securities and
shares
AUOgf
($1
par)
will
shares
78,834
offering,
total
the
common
the
to
be
stockholders. Proceeds
be
company
of these secunties will
in excess Of $1,000,000
by
received
four years for permanent
expended during the last
account
be sold for the
and 62,220 shares for present
the company from the sale
used to replenish, in part, working capital
of
improvements and
Installations.
■,
,
.
...
.
.
corporation.
the
by
belt
of
mineral
known
substantial
A
Copper
Michigan
the
general
to
company
serving the general area in which the
located.
Operations ceased in 1917, and all
railroad
holders on
Net
from
month.
Net
ry.
1943
1942
1941
$44,100
$48,540
$41,135
2,743
1,085
$45,185
$48,569
13,276
Total
10,171
9,424
2,292
691
$56,393
income
$34,594
Expenses
for Fed.
Prov.
tax.
inc.
JNet income
received
securities
"Of
Cambria & Indiana RR.—Earnings—
1941
$177,011
82,377
65,175
252,086
1,049,190
498,110
177,021
431,340
863,355
325.247
414,125
$153,373
60,588
22,408
964,886
440,425
322,580
railway
$80,886
52,744
from railway
income—
oper.
1942
$183,432
91,656
74,447
1943
1944
June—
Gross
$41,135
9,900
bonds
on
the offer and the share¬
olfer.—V. 160, p. 323.
*34,419
railway
from
Net
ry.
railway
from
Net
income—
"Deficit.—V. 160, p. 115.
oper.
920,595
*17
sales
Interest
furniture and equip¬
775
$30,936
$38,399
^Exclusive
taxable dividends,
as
Cambridge Rubber Co.—Tenders Sought—
profits
of
fromj sales of investments.
A statement of the distribution account for the six months ended
June 30,
1944, follows:
Not income (as above), $56,393; balance of
distribution account at Dec. 31, 1943,
$42,815; total, $99,209; add,
amounts
included in price received on subscriptions to shares of
capital stock to equalize the per share amount available for distribu¬
tion or. then outstanding shares, $6,196; total, $105,405; less, amounts
included in price paid for shares of capital stock surrendered for purchose at liquidating value equal to the per share portion of distribu¬
tion account at time of purchase, $1,674; dividends declared on capital
stock (less amount thereof charged to surplus arising from sales of
investments, $2,169), $69,433; balance available for dividend distribu¬
tion
for quarter ending Aug.
15, 1944, included in earned surplus,
Trust Co., trustee, State and Congress
The State Street
sale
the
V.
o'clock
12
it of 5 V2 %
to
155, p. 2454.
losses
and
$34,297.
Wyant
Appointed—
has been appointed coregistrar and The National City Bank of New York as co-transfer
agent for the 348,000 shares of capital stock (no par value.)—V. 159,
of
Co.
Trust
Guaranty
The
2411.
p.
at
Liabilities—Payable
30—
1944 ,
1943
1942
$23,259,929 $23,103,806 $17,546,126
\
<
sales
Net
$18,053;
purchased,
payable
for
pro¬
of a
7,307,785
from
from
Net ry.
par),
total,
$3,335,076
46,212
95,333
1,326,275
470,710
1,554,455
615,989
379,772
30,102
income
oper.
from
593,866
54,035
"33,049
7,466
deducts,
(incl.
railway
245,342
ry. oper. income
♦Deficit,—V. 160, p. 5.
sales
of
July 1, '44 July 3, '43 * Jur\e 27, '42
$6,388,909
$5,143,981
$4,722,987
Ended—
—
paid,
$3,365,178
4,960
$3,360,218
$1,933,088
380,003
422,799
387.775
"1,618,475
423,739
etc.)
int.
of
the
period
230,655
Gross
profit
sales
on
$139,164
51,077
$128,503
40,268
$107,696
48,820
173,937
104,775
$1,145,007
$1,016,799
$1.86
$1.65
$1.63
post-war credit of $131,524
stated
is
in
$168,771
21,711
$156,516
27,009
—...
$190,241
23,373
4,971
2,010
Interest
and
interest
626
•
The
(2)
Earnings per
61,561
$84,873
$0.49
$0.64
$131,155
$1.05
159,
share—.
with parent company.
tNo excess proiits tax payable.
1967.
p.
dividend
dollars
S.
above
4)
of
$1,
par
cents per
10
the.basis of
on
and June
1
1, last, and
15.
on
share has been declared on the
ended June 30 1944, payable
A similar distribution was made
Dec. 15, 1943.—V. 160, p. 115.
Calumet & Hecla Consolidated Copper Co.
—Earnings—
metals
from
Production,
1944
1943
1942
1941
$8,696,669
$3,820,140
$3,694,333
5,718,997
6,460,776
2,384,718
2,167,689
ad¬
for depreciation in the
and $403,335 for the nine
30. 1944, 1943 and 1942.—V. 159, p. 635, 1968.
June
of
$354,979.
$454,224
Preferred Stock
shareholders on Jan. 27 unanimously approved a proposal to
the authorized and outstanding preferred and common shares
10-for-l basis, the shareholders also approved a change in the'
split
on
a
stock provision
preferred
income
$1,333,372
—
(net)
$2,235,893
74,289
gain
before
$1,435,422
67,468:
9,136
$1,526,644
2,387
See
$3,050,062
$2,458,446
$1,814,07
965,742
1,113,554
910,055
522,74
ry.
income.—
636,611
647,533
706,168
390,66
19,310,557
18,528,184
12,796,728
3,650,200
2,684,061
10,263,76
2,639,55
1,763,43
oper.
1—
5,527,342
income
160, p. 428.
—V.
7,121,264
3,051,058
...
Net ry. oper.
4,552,259
$1,407,661
297,150)
Net
ry.
Public
railway
From
Gross
Service
from
ry.
$2,303,361
$1,444,557
$1,539,032
160,
ry.
$857,304
$470,269
$498,058
Net
Note
It is not expected that
any renegotiation under the provisions
the National Defense Appropriation Act
will have
any
material
effect on the earnings shown in 1944.
Net
Exchange has authorized the listing of
of
capital
in connection with
stock
the
(par
$5)
upon
acquisition
official
income
of
number of shares applied for 2,068,270.
meeting of the board of directors of the company held June
27, resolutions were adopted authorizing an offer to Keweenaw Copper
issuance
of
all
and
62,768
of
surplus,
ry.
write-ups
from
160,
Electric
Light
ry.
from
Net
ry.
—
its
assets,
government
shares
of
except
bonds,
stock.
cash
and
to
*
and
pay
bank
by
the
498,570
from
railway-
railway
160,
104,158
The
U.
months'
2,270,476
—
27,111,257
8,245,669
3,669,639
20,253,3
5,382,4.
1,810,1
District
S.
Court
at
Richmond,
extension of time—-to Oct.
Va.,
Extension—
has
granted
a
thr
17—for the filing of reorganizatio
Judge Robert N. Pollard granted the extra time on petition
the Reeve protective committee for debentures.—V. 160, p. 220.
Central Electric & Telephone Co. above.
Certain-teed Products Corp.—Calls $396,000 Debs.—
There have been
"382,613
called for redemption as of Sept. 1,
*252,534
1,
20-year 5V2%
1948,
at 101
Charleston & Western Carolina
2,261,111
8C8.734
618,755
from
Net
$190,674
860
*35,912
2,661,603
1,110,812
858,138
206,033
3,146,379
Net
1941
$311,427
99,112
67,046
ry.
1,369,614
1,058,777
railway
oper.
From
income—
Jan.
from
ry.
railway
railway
income—
oper.
—V. 160, p.
1942
1943
$130,159
*13,308
11,243
*90,331
87,839
*47,245
665,484
687,565
673,358
*307,450
*223,805
*114,109
*17,417
*574,097
*439,857
*308,257
ry.
From
oper.
income
160,
p.
1944—Month—1943
$
earnings
Working expenses
323.
income—,
railway
26,656,986
22,118,529
$
v
4,538,457
160,
86,557
62,622
75,034
97,1
2,358,886
2,292,959
960,276
542,066
1,925,747
1,673,3
874,426
470,142
761,416
717,4
467,632
471,8
$19,854,763
1943
1942
$16,549,925 $12,801,806
6,870,102
7,291,485
4,355,042
1941
$9,408,8
2,612,4
1,629,002
1,408,377
2,157,404
1,016,2
115,960,151
99,463,960
44,681,097
22,182,469
68,838,252
51,779.4
23,979,234
14,398.0.
11,521,761
7,335,2
45,681,612
12,669,368
5.
p.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
1944—6 Mos.—1943
$
$
22,680,415
income
21,203,162
1944
June—
Gross
24,698,217 154,575,055 136,231,531
20,276,780 131,894,640 115,028.369
4,421,437
railway
oper.
Net
ry.
From
Gross
—V.
6,228,992
10,225,717
2,681,461
2,243,211
1,101,156
8,907,5
2,401,3
1,038,5
railway
17,225,306
15.868,035
railway—
5,266,199
1,966,097
oper.
160, p.
1941
$1,490,3
366,9
119,0
288,107
from
from
1942
$1,883,002
573,974
243,420
345,938
income.
$2,956,053
1-*-
Jan.
rv.
1943
$2,632,456
979,736
railway
railway
oper.
Net
'
893,267
from
from
Net
earnings
143,6
187,525
from
ry.
—V.
115.
Period End. June 30—
Gross
194
$305,7'
1—
Jan.
Net
1—
■
147,229
134,613
1944
railway
railway
from
Gross
*18,216
706,650
income
from
Net
$137,952
8,196
$331,937
143,445
5.
from
Net
1941
$106,682
*50,732
$369,739
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.—EarningsGross
$120,595
1942
$370,570
1—
from
Gross
Ry.—Earnings—
1943
1944
railway—_
from
Gross
1942
1943
$589,513
256,329
1944. a total
sinking fund gold debentures, series A, d
and interest, for account of the sinking fun
Payment will be made at the City Bank Farmers Trust Co., success
trusete, 22 William St., New York, N. Y.—V. 160, p. 428.
$396,000 of
127,154
"619,768
1,044,832
railway
p.
9,017,192
3,388,964
$3,939,4
1,352,1/
774,6
5.
p.
Net
160.
31,324,620
7,296,097
„
income.
oper.
—
Central States Electric Corp.—Gets
920,770
1,253,700
872,800
"291,628
Canadian Pacific Railway—Earnings—
-V.
382,633
30,428,653
1941
$4,977,473
1,567,260
713,110
1—
ry.
'
Net
Funds fo
1942
1943
$5,059,242
1,385,506
1,440.950
income.,
Jan.
Net
"62,747
accounts,
therefor
U
160, p. 428.
Power Co., below.—V.
$5,041,295
—
oper.
Net
—V.
railway-
railway
from
Gross
115.
p.
railway
oper.
&
1944
from
Net
$130,928
"94,738
1944
"Deficit.—V.
Power Corp.—Deposits
June—
Gross
1941
$140,100
"146,151
1,394,578
income
oper.
set
adjustments.—V. 159, p. 1968.
Central RR. of New Jersey—Earnings—
Net
railway
Jan.
amon
inves'
dispos
Central Telephone Co. (Del.)—To Be Organized—S
"34,147
77,360
railway
from
redistribute voting power
its plant and
accounts so as to segregate,
and intangibles in its accounts,
other
and
New York
Utica
See
Net
From
Gross
in the publi
of investors and consumers to requir
simplify its capital structure and take othe
equitably to
and
capital
eliminate
and
Central
429.
of
a
purchase
p.
1942
1943
$134,200
3,252,986
railway
total
securities,
and
Bond Payment—
1—
from
from
fo
protection
security holders and to requite that it restate
its
men,
Canadian Pacific Lines in Vermont—Earnings—
Net
62,768
notice
approximately 34,544
acres of land and rights in land located in Keweenaw
County, Mich.,
and certain related assets from Keweenaw
Copper Co. (Mich.) making
to
68,
*89,612
$422,510
127,731
railway
oper.
Net
Listing of Additional Capital Stock—Acquisition—
issuance,
fairly
as
so
to whether it is necessary or appropriate
the
revise
June—
Gross
of
Stock
as
for
or
Central
that
5.
p.
J une—
York
below.—V.
952,200
railway
open
from
$556,410
to
surplus
shares
permitted to
value.—
"535,939
railway
from
ry.
210,000
New
interest
"8.068
1944
from
"Deficit.—V.
383,000
The
the request of the company, has extended the time
at
other things,
Net
494,000
additional
now
*195,467
income-— '
From Jan.
299,606
u
carried
possible.
as
Central Illinois Public Service Co.—Hearing Postpone
I The SEC,
1—
railway
oper.
from
Gross
508,510
gain
is
*71,454
June—
Net
384,303
earned
company
"21,820
railway
"Loss.—V.
206,985
Net
Inc.
$156,700
„
income
Jan.
from
Net
it is not always
reconvening hearings in the Section 11 (B) (2) proceedings to Sept. 1
The Commission has instituted a proceeding raising issues, amon
RR.—Redemption of 6% Bonds—
railway
oper.
reasons
companies in exact alphabetical
are always as near alphabetical
to arrange
However, they
position
March
952,057}
\
tax
the
1944
from
from
254,495}
Depletion
income
order.
Canadian National Lines in New England—Earnings—
322.463
Federal
NOTE—For mechanical
possible
plans.
Orleans
New
Net
de-
& deplet
Depreciation
prec.
that
159, p. 547.
Net
Net
so
buy this stock in the open market at prices not exceeding par
Net
Co.,
Net
1941
$3,274,115
ex¬
of
ing
Gross
taxes
&
Operating income
listed
from
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine—Earnings—
$7,052,369
sold_
selling,
ministration
At
Net
1942
1943
1944
railway.—.
railway—.—
from
Gross
June—
30—-
6 Mos. End. June
(& Subs.)
V
-
official
Canadian
has purchased for cancellation 1,090 shares of its
non-cumulative preferred stock, $10 par.
When the special meet¬
Net
for the quarter
1 to holders of record Aug.
March
the
Central of Georgia Ry.—EarningsJune—
adequate reesrves, and make other
company
Net
,
N.
of
in 1944 and $179,831 in 1943.
includes provision
summary
June—
(No.
stock,
common
Other
Co., corporate trustee, 70 Broadway, New York
Y., and of the notes at The Marine Midland Trust Co
of New York, agents of the company, 120 Broadway
New York, N. Y.—V. 160, p. 428.
Trust
Canadian transactions involving foreign exchange
Government restriction and control.
amounts
ended
The
Gross
California Electric Power Co.—Common Dividend—
Rev.
dated Sept. 1, 1940), together with accrue
interest thereon to Sept. 1, 1944, in both cases.
Th
conversion privilege of the notes and general mortgag
bonds will expire on Aug. 16, 1944.
Payment of th
bonds will be made at the Central Hanover Bank
25,467
$71,534
income—,.
common
"Consolidated
Sept.
at the principa
to the extensio
bonds, due as extended Sept. 1, 1946,
amount thereof (as reduced pursuant
Canadian
Canal & Claiborne
Balance of net
on
of
Received—To Re¬
the proceeds of
agreement
From
.—V.
—52,818
taxes
come
•
...
and Fed. in¬
for State
prov.
4,564
711
3,145
expense——
(disposal of fixtures)-
A
Notes.—Out
and
-
-
Co.—New Loan
income of the company's wholly-owned
U.
All
rates.
subject to
are
6%
operating profit
Provision for depreciation,,
—V.
%
777.
p.
will
to redeem the present $5,350,000
and provide funds for other pur¬
$600,000 first mortgage loan the company will redee
on Sept. 1, next, all of its outstanding 4%
convertibl
notes due, as extended, Sept. 1, 1946 (presently bearin
interest at 5%) at 101% of the reduced principal amoun
thereof (to wit: 90% of the original principal amoun
thereof) and all of its outstanding general mortgag
steps
.
Canadian
subsidiary, whose accounts are included in the above, amounts to
approximately 18.7%, 16.8% and 15.1% of the consolidated net income
for the nine months ended June 30, 1944, 1943 and 1942, respectively,
months
Discts., commis. & other income—
-
105%
plus $363,500 of cash now in deposit,
funds required
Foundry
Bonds
deem
21,885
$1,003,709
profits taxes—
& exc.
for
J
_
tax
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd.—Reduces
fEst.
at
Central Electric
of
156,
Central
4,583,823
5,015,478
6.281,213
depreciation)___
taxes
profits
Notes—(1) The net
respective
selling, warehouse,
delivery and general expense (ex¬
Loss
poses.—V.
realized,
thus
bulk of
bonds
3%%
of
$1,954,973
7,196
etc.)
Earnings per common share
change
sales,
clusive
inc.
income
Net
and
(P. II.) Butler Co^—Earnings—
6 Months
income
excess
"After
1—
railway
Net
Loan
Co. to Central
'
^
Electric
30.366
"1,166,972
rec'd.,
int.
income
Gross
Inc.
Foreign
1941
$113,817
20,744
730,515
100,674
6,179
railway
from
Net
!
'1
funds
The
$1,924,607
40,840
$2,788,534
(incl.
credits
Federal
$125,525
30,682
19,233
$301,299
139,403
$244,555
92,208
railway
From Jan.
-
Co.
Central
by
also 1.
7,723,743
$2,747,694
Inc.
Federal
Burlington-Rock Island RR.—Earnings—
June—
'
'
'
1944
1943
1942
Cost
Gas
&
Sale
Adv., sell., distributing and general
$3,496,653.—V. 159, p. 2630.
Net
and
rearrangement
corporate
a
r
1
(which has been arranged
privately with institutional bondholders) the $3,100,000 30-year 3V2%
bonds of Central Telephone Co., which Central Electric is to acquire
in
the transaction.
Also the sale privately by Central Electric Of
$2,000,000 3-year 3>/2%
bonds at 105% (which has been arranged
(3)
$9,648,350
12,194.343
sold
goods
approved
Co.
:
0
Change of name of Central Electric & Telephone
(2)
7,897,775
8,317,892
of
Cost
12,460,946
$2,781,338
securities
for
stock purchased, $25,088; accounts payable, $5,453;
vision for taxes, $4,277; dividends payable upon receipt of stock
predecessor corporation for exchange, $2,855; capital stock ($1
$241,597; capital surplus, $2,928,361; earned surplus, $270,970;
capital
Net
phone
Electric
Grose from railway
Net from railway
Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Canada Dry Ginger Ale,
9 Months Ended June
have
(Dela¬
ware) to acquire in exchange for its bonds, preferred stock and com¬
mon
stock all the telephone properties of Central Electric & Tele¬
From Jan.
dividends and accounts
$14,182; prepaid taxes, $538; total, $3,496,653.
Gross
stockholders
The
■
$11,065,586 $10,642,861
$3,231,715; cash in bank,
receivable and interest accrued,
cost.
average
$250,217;
Gross
-
.
Sheet, June 30, 1.944
Balance
Net
York
New
Corporate Re¬
financing plan.
The plan includes the following provisions:
(1) Organization of a new company, Central Telephone Co.
Co.—Co-Reg¬
Cannon Foundry
&
Campbell,
istrar
—
.
Assets—Investments,
own
Sts., Boston,
noon on Aug. 7,
1944, will receive bids for
convertible debentures due July 1, 1946, to an
amount sufficient to exhaust $50,997 at prices not to exceed par and
interest.
Interest on accepted debentures will cease on Aug. 14.—
until
Mass.,
Telephone Co.
&
arrangement and Financing Plan—Name Changed—
Copper Co. at a meeting held
July 7, 1944 recommended acceptance of
July 24 acted favorably upon the
12
$71,961
proceeds from
cash
Net
ment, filing cases, etc.
The board of directors of Keweenaw
on
Company to be ac¬
personal
& Telephone Co.
Electric
Central
provide the
property of Keweenaw Copper
quired consists only of a small amount of office
Other
Gross
1944
$69,218
End. June 30—
6 Mos.
veIUC*
From Jan. 1—
Ltd.—Earnings—
Income—Cash dividends
Central
acquired
miles of
lands to be acquired
are
the rails, except ap¬
proximately four miles, have been removed and sold.
A portion of
the right of way is under lease to Copper Range RR. at a rental
of $75 per month. Another portion of the right of way is under lease
to this corporation at a rental of $25 per month.
Under the terms
of the right-of-way agreements substantial portions of the right of
way have reverted to the fee owners and the road is of no present
This
completion of this financing, the outstanding capitalization of
the company will consist of 341,614 shares
($1 par) common stock
out of a total authorized issue of 400,000 shares. The company also
has 10,000 shares of 7%
cumulative preferred stock ($100 par), none
of which is outstanding.
Public
offering of the stock is expected to be made -later this
Bullock Fund,
purpose
the corporation now owns.
is all the capital stock of Keweenaw
at one time operated approximately 38
which
area
be
Also
RR.
m<Upon
,
The
District.
acquiring
Electric
Central
See
lands lies in the
of these
part
the lands is to permit an orderly exploration of these
mineral lands, and those adjacent mineral lands now owned by the
corporation, for the purpose of discovering, if possible, commercial
copper deposits.
The timber stands located on these lands may be
marketed in
conjunction with the stands of timber in the same
of
sufrstciixtri&l
proposes
company
Central Electric & Gas Co.—New Name to be Adopted
important assets to be acquired from Keweenaw Copper Co. are
and
rights In lands aggregating approximately 35,544 acres
located in Keweenaw County, Mich., adjacent to lands now owned
The
lands
to reclassify its common stock into double
the number of shares, to reduce the par value from $10 per share
to $1 per share, and to eliminate any pre-emptive or other subscription
rights of the common stockholders.
The company also proposes to
eliminate any rights of conversion of the preferred stock into comThe
Monday, August 7, 1944
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
532
income
116.
Volume
160
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4305
.
bined
Chicago Great Western Ry.—EarningsJune—
Gross
.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
Net
from
Net
685,598
income
$1,717,275
581,051
249,596
$2,004,803
705,150
290,066
186,892
This
of
groups
step
.The
.
will
is
sale
to take place early in
J'
disposition of the two major
expected
the
complete
which
properties
effect.—V.
4,829,576
the
has
SEC
ordered
the
company
owned
1,752,399
1,661,581
income—
3,206,639
1,271,368
June— "
Gross
Net
from
Net
220.
•
ry.
-
;
from
accounts
Income
Earnings—
June—
Net
$1,038,206
$639,117
412,116
294,546
105,311
237,019
208,433
18,833
4
total,
1941
Consolidation Coal Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
^
324,486
354,686
265,295
ry.
192,573
266,810
165,379
6,913,627
6,535,012
5,578,833
2,428,530
2,432,690
1,795,826
income—
1,482,478
1,691,776
1,099,702
$1,156,083
railway——
rai.way__
income—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
,
from
Net
Net
oper.
ry.
-V.
railway
from
Gross
160,
5,030,390
1,574,599
770,507
Earnings
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
4,836,113
7,143,232
4,171,075
2,950,397
2,545,473
4,054,334
2,047,881
income
income—
17,636,519
11,132,386
of
appeal
from
the
been
have
30.
The
.
Gross
from
from
1943
Jan.
from
from
Net
ry.
22,373
income—_
$159,748
—V. 160,
62,511
56,753
12,209
Other
895,632
885,612
805,133
355,981
133,683
368,878
389,277
7,667,977
22,082,323
16,165,264
$856,351:■«
64,483
$2,114,648
$2,043,642
87,208
96,699
$920,834
$2,201,856
$2,140,341
43,320
income
136,009
217,051
203,522
Int.
on
Int.
on
debt
unfunded
72,893
Net
Anthony, President, recently announced that this company's
division had been sold to Federal Electric Products
'
.
.
*
71,327 "
Earns,
division's
products consist of heavy industrial switches,
circuit breakers, panel boards and similar items.-
dividends
per
service
June—
$0.84
Samuel
tained
M.
has
Stone
Period End. June 30—
resigned
Chairman
as
the board,
of
but re¬
membership on the board, however.
Stone resigned the presidency
three months
Mr.
and
159,
succeeded
was
in
that
of ill
H. Anthony.
because
ago
by Graham
position
2413.'
p.
Gross
' '
'Gross
from
from
Net
Net
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp.—Extension Granted—
The
SEC
the
original
1,877,860
Provision
for
deprec—.
Provision
for
taxes
571,415
income—
The
maturing in
notes
road's former
for redemption on Sept. 29 its secured
1954.
These notes represent the balance
With their retirement, the road will
June
•
debt since its reorganization on
*On
Ry.
expenses
oper.
$15,960,440 $15,487,405 $90,861,973
*9,695,848
8,647,105 *56,016,277
$87,314,137
48.954,126
$38,360,011
22,118,021
*$626,000 included in June and $3,761,000 in the six months' period
of 1944 due to increased wages and applicable payroll
taxes not in
effect last year,
tAiter accruals for Federal taxes.—V. 160, p. 5.
oper.
$6,840,300 $34,845,696
3,097,363
14,393,915
$6,264,592
tNet ry. oper. income—
2,497,630
Net
fm.
rev.
ry.
let
ry.
$1,916,129
429,036
601,494
377,360
432,707
219,362
371,404
246,662
income—
oper.
144,361
let
railway—.—
let
income—
1,529,546
oper.
ry.
160,
-V.
2,916,641
5.
p.
8,984,542
1,731,252
426,162
10,725,615
2,114,871
813,011
12,730,661
3,457,166
2,299,142
13,363,326
railway
from
from
Sundry
Lines, Inc.—Service Restored
of
return
new
vital
estored
military
cargo,
it
its
third
round trip
ackson,
Miss., on July 15.
ntil
1943.
1,
Aug.
Douglas
planes from the
pos-
mail
recently announced.
The line
from Memphis to New Orleans via
was
The company operated three
•
daily flights
the
and
expenses
Federal
inc.
civilian passengers. Chicago arid Southern will also inaug¬
a
sixth round trip from Memphis to Chicago on Sept. 1.
company
begins service to Greenwood, Miss., on Aug. 1.—
for
rate
The
■i
Chicago Surface Lines—Seeks
Dismissal
petitions filed against
the companies com¬
and three
were not
Trust & Savings Bank, The First
bondholders' committees of Chicago
Railways Co., The Chicago City Railway Co., and the Calumet &
South Chicago Railway Co. asked the Federal District Court to act
on the city's unified traction plan.—V. 160, p. 116.
in
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
$963,434
$1,028,777
$980,170
railway——
from
it
ry.
1941
$1,134,805
573,688
453,143
600,493
597,644
income—
472,433
340,295
505,153
railway
oper.
3,732
ry.
V.
6,546,378
6,018,309
railway——
from
:t
3,887,378
income—
116.
3,198,269
3,529,067
2,840,233
2,793,453
railway
oper.
160,
p.
3,391,144
5,361,465
3,171,004
2,746,712
dividends
The company
ked
the
SEC
and its subsidiary, Federal Light & Traction Co.. have
extend for one year to Aug. 17. 1945. the time for
to
tegrating their systems under
impany Act.
In their joint applications both
ey
Co.
ranged for
tthel
Gas
Power
i.
the
terms
of
the
Utility
Holding
companies cite the progress which
integration.
has disposed of its interest in Public
of Colorado and Durham Public Service Co.,
and has
the sale of its City Light & Traction Co. and Danbury &
have made to date toward
Service Power & Light
Cities
rvice
with
17,411
16,149
1,097-
835
.
&
Electric Light Co.
preparing to merge Empire District Electric
adjacent system properties preparatory to sale of the com¬
&
Light
is
also
$6,719,800
$8,670,908
2,853,971
$1.75
2,853.971
2,853,971
$2^.35
$2.88
-
share——
all
depreciation,
before
but
charges,
159, p.
Federal
and
depletion
2?1.
14,936
30,
June
Sheet,
$33,757
1944
1944, as authorized by Board
total, $2,473,891.
*'l
'
'
6 Mos. End, June 30—
♦Net
Shares
Liabilities—Liability for stock purchased ($113,019 on a when issued
basis),
taxes
p.
ar.d accrued
accounts payable
$115,143;
the
for
income
on
stock,
$67,571;
$1,892,783;
ended
months
six
June
taxes, $2,229; Federal
30, 1944 (est.), $900;
stock (par $1), $318,428; capital
$76,838; total, $2,473,891.—V. 159,
common
earned surplus,
yC-
1969,
Gross
$16,837,229 $16,170,717$208,289,075$191,255,324
revenue
Operating
and
for
for
83,469,093
1,948,619
1,845,303
23.382,542
4,715,793
60,281,095
income
Interest
stock
Other
1,327,730
1,371,737
16,216,148
976,853
11,430,323
223,611
1,707,308
11,721,918
2,558,276
territory served
081,488
as
an
for the week ended July 27,
with 239,222,523 for
compared
Conlon Corp.—To Redeem 6%
the
of
outstanding
Payment
interest.
Co..
p.
1944, amounted to 248,the corresponding week
trustee,
successor
6%
10-year
fund
debenture gold
at, 102 % and
1944,
1,
the City National Bank & Trust
Salle St., Chicago, 111.—V, 160,
be made at
208 So, La
income
2
1944
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Cash
$338,910
income—
dividend
income
Interest
.
12,126
——
1,164
income
income
12,800,793
' 810,000
„—
Net
inc., excl.
and
gains
1943
$323,750
10,888
1,318
Deficit
output of elec¬
week ended July
with 208,500,000
of 19.6%.
Local
kwh., compared
of last year, a
for
intention
of cap.
losses—
six
1942
$323,910
113,908
11,750
1941
$296,151
8,129
9,298
Net
from
Net
ry.
Corp.—Retires Treasury Stock—
on
—V.
railway
income
221.
oper.
p.
June 30,
from
Net
ry.
„
From
of
June
30,
if)44
Assets—Cash, $293,859; investments, $11,963,070; investment—wholly-
1941
$2,368,960
487,518
1,573,758
1,509,502
282,016
33,908,683
15,039,727
21,069,806
7,078,783
7,063,907
8,627,905
5,514,318
12,754,857
1,882,915
548,650
f
Ry.—Earnings—
P43
1944
from
Net
qualify
1942
$4,215,403
1,766,749
805,260
Salt Lake
June—
Gross
RR.—Earnings—
1943
$5,990,583
2,718,870
33,774,449
10,624,391
income
railway
Denver &
$284,703
268,042
—
$5,453,893
1,345,594
1—
Jan.
160,
,
railway
from
from
as
Grande Western
railway
oper.
From
ry.
Sheet
$1.59
earnings
1944
from
Gross
railway
railway
oper.
income— :
$264,528
1—
Jan.
1941
$206,889
$117,786
18,054
38,449
♦23,986
8,720
27,558
1942
$194,508
v,
31,274
63,649
3,943
898,750
1,621,740
1,493,066
1,176,529
279,703
413,133
250,449
68,776
railway
393,946
495,336
392,237
210,529
income—
♦Deficit.—V. 160, p. 7.
Gross
Net
Balance
f$223,558
$1.30
r
July 24 authorized the retirement of 18.4*0
company's common stock held int the treasury.This
shares outstanding.
Sales of the company continue low with profits affected accordingly,
H. M. Stein, President, said.
In the current year it will be increasingly
difficult to obtain merchandise to obtain a profitable volume of sales,
he said.—-V. 159, p. 2633.
Net
ended
$494,424
$1.24
the
of
Net
201,032
$148,471
202,000
leaves
28,876
$416,371
860,083
3,795,000
$0.96
stockholders
The
$313,578
$285,167
201,032
860,0833,795,000
for the first six months of 1944, it is
will benefit from the unused excess profits
credit carry-back
provision of the Federal income tax laws to the
extent of $405,000.
This amount is not included in the above figures
and is equivalent, after preferred dividends, to 16 cents a share on
common stock.
tProfit.—V. 159, p. 2414.
33,197
to
$4,878,641
$4,160,660
$858,256
of
basis
the
$449,568
$316,131
months
trustees
14,903.200
750,000
estimated that the company
35,590
201,032
the
18,224,979 111,531,114
750,000
750,000
860,062
3,283,133
share
per
Denver & Rio
provision has been made
the
of
1941
$9,502,423
1,029,418
$3,994,724
.June—
for Federal income taxes on the
1944, as it is the present
the trust for the year ending
Dec.
31, 1944, as a regulated investment company.
In that event
all dividends paid in 1944 will be taxable to the recipient.
income
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
860,062
3,283,133
——
Earnings
$335,957
15,200
paid
Note—No
from 1941 because
credit.—V. 159, p. 1970.
*$3,284,939
dividends
dividends
36,069
_
Dividends
tax recoverable
$6,895,733 $12,969,703 $16,441,774 $10,531,841
profit
Common
$352,200
—
Expenses
taxes
income
etc.
taxes,
shares
announced that System
tricity (electricity generated and purchased* for the
30, 1944, amounted to
167,600,000 kwh., compared
kwh. for the corresponding week of 1943, a decrease
distribution
of
electricity amounted to
158,800,000
with
191,800,000
kwh.
for the corresponding week
decrease of 17.2%.—V. 160, p. 429.
,
Aug.
on
income
1943
1942
$6,269,396 $12,337,790 $15,931,667
626,337
631,914
510,107
—
& State
Federal
Davega Stores
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Output—
company
State
and
1944
operation-
from
Other income
221.
The
profits
$248,460 excess
Corn Products Refining Co.
♦On
Debenture Bonds—
sinking
for redemption as of Oct.
will
Federal
for
1942.
Act of
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Net
increase of 8,858,965 or 3.70%.—V, 160, p, 428.
bonds have been called
$225,700
carryback of unused excess profits tax
Preferred
kilowatt-hour output of electric energy of subsidiaries
corporation adjusted to show general business conditions of
weekly
this
$1.25
$923,286 $11,802,565 $12,568,798
$910,871
Weekly Output—
of
$1.06
profits tax, net credit of $115,091 for estimated recovery
profits taxes in accordance with the provisions of the
Depreciation
income
The
of
deduction
Total
—
deductions
Net
$0.85
16,556,014
928,254
80,980
subs
$0.49
excess
SIncludes
preferred
on
of
$3,495,487 $41,156,345 $43,405,007
$3,247,835
_
Dividends
514,864
charges,
excess
1941
Profits
Gross
all
Revenue
22,634,566
57,127,420
$702,522
514,864
68.088,330
5,063,507
taxes
$597,868
514,864
and excess
JAfter
of
1941
11942
tl943
t$485,777
share
per
.
514.864
stock—
including depreciation, Federal and State income
profits taxes in 1943, 1942 and 1941.
No provision
Federal and State income taxes required in 1944.
tRevised.
for
deprec.
amortization
Provision
6,114,134
6,577,268
expenses
Provision
Subs.)—Earns.—
1944
;
§$298,060
—
common
*After
taxes,
1944—12 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
earnings
Earnings
and
Period End. June 30—
capital stock for $2,616,900, according to a report
and Exchange Commission.—V. 160, p. 7.
:
.. !
i. r.H. ft
i::
Co.
Copperweld Steel Co.—Earnings— y
accrued interest on bonds, $2,574;
investments (less reserve to reduce to ag¬
$125;
Marine
filed with
corporation has purchased all the 20,130 shares of Gray
the Securities
deposits, $57,278;
$3,141,501), $2,413,915;
Corp.—Acquisition—
Continental Motors
—
Motor
$25,932
$29,439
$21,793
-.
Federal income taxes
Integration Deadline—
$4,987,331
2,853,971
$2.08
$20)
(par
per
♦After
Gross
SEC to Ex-
8,326,180
$48,694
of
1
receivable,
Directors,
Other
Power & Light Co.—Asks
8,172,119
$5,941,138
shares
9,810,686
outstanding
Earnings
*
-
11,343,907
prof, taxes
exc.
profit
Com.
gregate quoted market prices at June 30,
Total
Cities Service
nd
$43,343
Consolidated Investment Trust—Earnings—
7,257,860
from
:t
1941
$45,844
2,850
••
1942
1941 ;
$17,285,045 $14,798,017 $14,891,919 $16,997,083
Deprec., depl. & Federal
72
$45,686.
From Jan. 1—
:oss
$4,059,775
$4,150,586
1943
1944
1
—
527,215
from
:t
1942
1943
1944
June—
ross
391,670
12 Mos. End. June 30—
,
,
Dismissal of Bankruptcy
good faith.
The Harris
National Bank of Chicago, and
filed
,
$39,996
3,275
360
•
Balance
All
bankruptcy
of
•
excl.
trans.
Assets—Demand
Proceedingsprising the Surface Lines is sought by two Chicago banks
bondholders* committees on the ground that the petitions
$350,694
3,424,819 ,•••■ 3,424,818
2633.
p.
♦Profit
Net
1942
-
$42,953
11,606
taxes,.
income,
secur.
in 1943,
,159, p. 2632.
285,427
stock
etc
159,
The
,
General Traffic Manager, also announced that on
ug.
1
the company would inaugrate a second schedule
between
hicago and Houston, serving St. Louis, Memphis, Little Rock and
hreveport.
The line has been operating' *<Jne round trip daily to
nd from the Southwest.
Twor,
In
addition to these improvements in service which provide more
pace
I-
1943
$34,233
General
company
Heininger,
L.
R.
renegotiation.
to
• ■
[ouston.
285,427
stocks.—
pfd.
on
taxes,—V.
Armed
also began operating four flights
etween
Chicago via St. Louis.
This includes three
-ips from New Orleans and the line's presently operating service from
July
15
Memphis
of
As
tSubject
stock.
Commonwealth & Southern Corp. (&
21-passenger
two
the company's service to pre-war levels, makes
schedules and provides more room for passengers, air
nd
$0.22
of
restores
ible
$1,220,324
$0.46
3,818
'
>
income
Total
Pre-War Levels—
The
4,723,297
$7,876,262
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Earnings—
2,648,300
$1,157,428
$0.44
$30,055
^
income
preferred
.
Chicago & Southern Air
orces
2,566,500
$568,695
common
'
—
4,743,583
$7,575,405
'
surplus,
o
—V.
of
From Jan. 1—
Jross
1,169,400
1944.
interest
Bond
$1,658,480
railway
from
let
$2,129,008
of
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Dividends
386,405
$636,121
$262,306
pfd.
on
inc. &
1941
$2,188,137
railway
from
1942
1943
1944
June—
Iross
Ry.—Earnings
391,041
$547,734
$3,868,624
159, p. 1757.
Net
Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha
shares
$1,022,525 $12,318,988 $12,599,559
de¬
Balance
Commonwealth Securities, Inc.—Earnings—
1944—6 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
V
revenue
oper.
ry.
share.—
2,636,878
$3,723,928
$1,738,095
$594,968
$0.23
7,511,824
14,495,166
.
17,274,317
(Including Wholly Owned Subsidiaries) ■" '
"
per
1944—6 Mos—1943
1944—3 Mos.—1943
$1,925,918
profits
—1,330,950
1,360,487
5938,774
other
income
Divs.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes—.
exc.
:
"Earnings
—V.
Period End June 30—
Fed.
&
tNet income
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Total
bef.
Inc.
taxes
bank loans.
paid off about $39,000,000 of
1, last.—V. 160, p. 428.
have
Net
Amort,
Period End. June 30—
Fed.
called
has
company
4%
the
the transactions were to be com¬
Commercial Solvents Corp.
7,292,554
Profit
serial
and
expense,
12,846,513
6,852,226
567,290*
1,418,635
ductions
subsidiaries to extend to Nov. 20
Electric Corp.
period in which
60-day
Interest
49,545,956
To Redeem Notes—
of
Gas &
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$4,636,930 $59,593,012 $55,108,529
1,686,628
23,147,481
20,501,979
$4,806,684
expenses
the merger
1 modified its June 23 order approving
Aug.
on
of four Columbia
pleted.—V. 160. p. 6.
61,859,607
17,251,160
9,791,718
76,698,697
27,369,475
15,250,034
80,752,431
23,401,170
11,850,393
railway
railway
oper.
ry.
1,901,100
2192.
p.
^
1—
Jan.
From
2,964,352
$1.00
159,
1944—Month—1943
revenue
Operating
his
health,
$9,591,288
$14,204,516 $13,925,387 $11,827,363
4,524,791 5,244,365
4,261,689
iNet from railway———
2,040,946
2,958,637
2,726,445
Net ry. oper. income—
72,661
$0.39
:•
Consumers Power Co.—Earnings-
1941
railway
from
<
vv.y
:
Gross, income
Gross
689,422
$708,617
$1.38
■
including coal produced and purchased.—V.
Chairman Resigns—
•
—V.
1942
1943
-
634,376
$954,545
275,091
$288,549
_
share-
com.
110.507
69,294
384,312
$576,623
income
Preferred
,
.
126,871
480,380
v
*
Prov. for Fed. inc. taxes
products
485,486
51,068
3,645
577
233,135
262,314
147,770
v-',
98
349
debt-
Depletion
6.
Co., of Newark, N. J.
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
1944
■
'
funded
Depreciation
ap¬
Circuit
S.
some
time this fall in the U.
Seventh Circuit.—V. 160, p. 116.
heard
be
of Appeals for the
royalties
28,549
858,029
income—
p.
Graham
electric
•11,670,122
$1,251,605
&
$137,743
302,670
-
1,587,058
1941
1—
railway
1,399,918
$8,524,328 $24,196,971 $18,208,906
$1,294,926
railway
oper.
775,944
745,933
taxes,
expenses,
insur.
1942
.'
$127,087
24,060
18,462
37,709
railway
$7,748,385 $22,797,052 $16,621,848
other
from
inc.
operating sources
—Oper.
Earnings-
$124,364
railway
oper.
From
Gross
,*
.
will
case
Gross
$12,175,794
:
$12,921,727
1944
ry.
filed
debtor.■
Court
3,716,826
1944—6 Mos.—1943
'
the
to
;
<
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.-
equipment,
order of Federal Judge Igoe
plan of reorganization of the
road, signed
by counsel representing the two groups of
adjustment bondholders, trustee of the adjustment mortgage and the
June
160, p. 6.,
The
modified
the
proving
353,318
June—
62,107,133
109,035,829 105,535.415
79,560,992
32,169,648
42,376,554 '24,685,673
15,245,298
28,038,227
13,581,357
rai.way
railway—
notices
Four
900,023
954,141
-
Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co.—Sells Division-
Appeals Against Plan—
•
—V.
1—
oper.
1,421,669
1,523,731
1,699,143
railway
Jan.
from
Gross
$14,264,351 $11,526,354
4,550,320
2,565,892
.
Net
$18,720,427 $18,949,856
railway
oper.
From
1941
1942
1943
1944
6,601,215
1,560,472
income
coal
of
public
7,878,516
2,953,387
railway—
railway
oper.
Net
June—
Gross
ry.
Net
428.
p.
from
Net
1944—3 Mos.—1943
Period End. June 30—
1—
Jan.
from
Net
$864,209
282,645
156,838
$911,912
railway-
from
Net
1941
1942
1943
1944
y
from
Gross
From
;
Gross
payable, $2,095; provision for taxes, $19 523*
shares of $1 par value),- $335,054; paid-in sur¬
capital
gain
surplus,
$2,908,272;
income
surplus
$13,106,319.—V. 159, p. 2413.
'
(335,054
$9,764,176;
♦Sales
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.-
of $15,270), $770,394- divi¬
receivable, $2 172* notes and
items, $425; total, $13,106,319.
reserve
deferred
Liabilities—Accounts
$77,200;
1942
$860,133
-
(less
accrued interest
$66,609;
;
1943
$142,329
259,065
'
railway
oper.
Earnings-
1944
$1,397,657
499,562
railway
subsidiary
$9,790;
receivable,
capital stock
-"
-
estate
real
dends receivable,
to
p.'6,.- '.
160,
Colorado & Southern Ry.
10,002,619
11,668,399
3,715,685
1,214,696
14,672,546
5,575,916
15,325,813
railway
p.
stock.
;"
latter
plus,
railway
160,
$2,412,524
886,023
company's
September.
1—
oper.
ry.
—V.
1941
259,250
$2,499,388
railway
Jan.
from
1942
1943
1944
V"
railway
open
From
•
;
533
Net
from
from
ry.
railway
oper.
»
♦
1943
1942
1941
$86,473
railway
from
Gross
$30,055
$84,916
$83,331
railway—____
12,238
8.385
22,488
oper.
income—
6,671
2,575
15,165
Jan.
ry.
From
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
475,115
77,293
18,102
160,
7.
p.
1
435,196
102,351
V
42,723
1,0.96
58,081
Total
interest
Total
were
Income
'
1
-
Earns,
725,640
15,556
—V.
,»
Gross .income
1943
1,966,720
54,443
$302,988
$281,712
$291,571
railway—
125,540
117,903
127,213
Net
income—
50,906
35,280
41,376
ry.
railway
2,297.287
1,191,732
362,832
2,232,855
1,252,358
464,798
2.101,460
1,090,644
385,233
/ 2,127,206
1,192,807
501,558
railway
oper.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$329,507
174,273
Other
expenses
declared
received
'After deducting
if any,
effect,
Control
sub-contracts,
and
Services
of
Net
ry.
railway—
3,854,018
income—
.
2,110,074
•
4,095,580
$4,532,313
3,360,767
977,780
From Jan. 1—
,
from
from
Net
Net
6,177,961
4,602,438
3,194,482
1,635,592
railway-
income—
oper.
ry.
«i—V.
Net
from
Net
ry.
Common
from
Gross
from
Accrued
Reserves
(appro,
89,200
Deferred
credits
66,183
Capital
surplus
1,460,031
497,848
314,449
436,388
356,471
203,982
Railway
oper.
revenues
Railway
oper.
exoenses
$6,931,882
4,441,896
$6,996,295
3,991,458
305,666
1,559,334
1,818,809
250,228
Taxes
522,243
income
81,001
$175,737
$952,303
expenses
Pfd.
income
404,362
582,357
$382,189
$454,828
for 1943.
72,192 ;
66,792
applic.
$38,256
„—
$75,478
*1944
—V.
declared
income
net
'
»
before
Electric Bond &
In
provision
losses
retirement
for
Business
</'
.*■
(
•
,
to
the
tasks
in
but also
both in this
other types of business,
to
country
Other
be
at
the
post-war
period.
is
It
the
increasing
that
$33,895,500
of
flow
preferred
income,
authorizations
all
under
of
amount
the
stock
outstanding,
as
well as
company's officers make known
of
the
SEC
stock
of preferred
has
to
declared
June
to
1944,
30,
a
total
the date when
1941,
22,
last.
June
On
for
remained
for
to
30,
further
Jan.
2,
stated
&
ment
now
nor
expire
Aug.
The
2,
authorization
SEC
1944
has
been
Bond
Foreign
for
and
Power Co.,
of
Inc.,
the
and
that
while
"neither
the
diffi-v
the
in
Accounts
American
United
v
&
Gas
Corp
Inc.i
United Gas Public Service Co.
6%
Cuban
1948—
Electric
Co.
6%
debs,
-
Stocks
and
Ezasco
Services
Cash
banks—on
in
Associate
Others
Total
200
_.
stock
$6
stock
stock
($5
(no par)
'
—
Others
Accrued
——612,065
declared
Capital
involved."
acute shortages of critical materials and with about 9,500
in the nation's armed forces,
Bond and Share System
operating companies never faltered in meeting the 1943
demands
placed upon them, the report continues. Every war power demand for
electricity and gas was met.
Every essential civilian need was sup¬
plied.
There was no rationing of power, and the price of electric
and gas service continued to
drop in the face of heavy increases
the
cost of
general
for
cost
their
running the business and
of
living.
loyalty
and
A
tribute
hard
work
is
a
paid
in
making
this
war
performance
1,922,617
'
During the year, the System's input of electricity was 31,109,789 000
up
2.5%
over
1942.
This production of power, the
points out, fs equal to the muscle work of the nation's entire
civilian labor
force
working for 2^ years.
Gas sales rose 13% to
kilowatt hours,
343,357,643,000 cubic feet.
Passengers
carried
on
the
System's
trans-
R.
issued
the
Inc.,
(Texas)
1553.
in exchange for the
stock
certificates
Davis,
the
operating
of
week
Ford,
July
27,
1944,
Power
Power
week during
&
The
,
line, Mr. Davis stressed, would be
r
,
v.
and Lincoln cars.
L
.
„
he added, would streamline the company's production,
company's desire to "meet the need for economy
war," and would also be in line with Henry Ford's philosophy
Mercury
new
.
line,
after the
of
establishing the lowest prices consistent
2196.
*'
:V
'V v''
1944
-1943
192,306
185,709
Electric
102.980
Increase
Amount Percent
6,597>*
3.6
*
103,091
99,838
100,007
Power
National
Power
&
Light Cprp.
Light Co.—
&
d Indicates
decrease.
The
figures
above
.
with performance.—V. 159,
'
Hid
"
O.ld
169d
0.2d
do not include the System inputs
panies not appearing in both periods.—V. 160, p. 429.,
•
'
of
any
com¬
corporation
announces
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Listing of
The
-
Inc.—Correction-
that the second paragraph of the item
which appeared in last week's "Chronicle" should have read as follows",
r
"Right now the Government's industrial alcohol program, calling
for approximately 632,000,000 gallons of alcohol this year, is heavily
taxing the production facilities of the malting industry,
and the
Froedert company, which is the largest commercial malting firm in
the world and operates two plants in Milwaukee, a plant in Detroit,
and a plant at Winona, Minn., is producing at top capacity, Kurtis R.
Froedtert. Chairman and President, said."
See V. 160, p. 430.
The
System inputs of client
Inc., which are subsidiaries
the
——Thousands of Kilowatt-Hours
Operating Subsidiaries of:
of the famous
supplementary to the regula
w;
of Ebasco Services
& Light Co., Electric Power & Light Corp. and
Light Co., as compared with the corresponding
1943 were as follows: 'V
reports that the com¬
in accordance with the
Inc.—Weekly Input-—
companies
American
National
ended
Postwar Car—
director of sales, lias confirmed
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co.,
Ebasco Services
For
695 shares, all
the stockholders of Coastal
American Trust Co., San Jose
1944.—V. 160, p. 430.
with
p.
,
outstanding capital
(that is,
the common stoc
capital stock of Coastal Chemical
_59,482,230
-
and
after the war, would produce a modernized version
'A" Ford, to sell in the neighborhood of $500.
This
3,518.065'
American Power & Light Co.—____
report
Co.,
530,617,369""548,883,343
—
sharp upward trend in the
to the System's employees
possible.
acquire all
Chemical
That the plan become effective upon
Model
Despite
employees
in
of shares applied for 428,038.
18, 1944, the following plan
number
Inc.
pany,
4,893,982
59,980,282
Exchange has authorized the listing of 1,362
stock (par $10) upon official notice o
total
Ford Motor Co. of Detroit—$500
J.
60,741
■
to the effective
Branch, San Jo6e, Calif., on or before July 1,
200
323,028,226 320,089,320
surplus
p.
'
1944,
class), solely by issuing 1,362 shares of
company
the
(2)
310,358
Total
159,
.
30,
from June
annum
common
the
company
Coastal
same
Co.,
2,248,129
from capital surplus)
surplus
Earned
That
of
of
4,893,982
'
taxes
(appro,
credits
-
1,618,875
this
problems
3,664
preferred stock
meeting of the directors held May
a
of the
26,939,700
22,470,000
89,200,000 105,724,700.
26,251,788
26,251,788
par)
Accounts payable
:;
Associate companies
6%
adopted:
stock
104,105
of
shares
making
depositing
(no par)__
its
holders
public
159, p. 2518.
Stock
York
New
.-.'..%/(!)
200
,
$5 preferred
preferred
-
530,617,369 548,883,343
Liabilities—
—V.
VAt
was
10,006
'
107,466-'
:
—
Common
"
1,129
assets
Prepayments
-
The
543,227-
256,775
companies—
„_——
current
per
of the plan.—V.
issuance,
7,390,829
5,367,825 "
securities.
the
•
interest receivable
Accrued
Other
demand
cash invest-short-term
Temporary
6%
of
rate
the
additional
405,672,265 405,679,127
9,596,385
17,688,732
miscellaneous
to
pay
! Food Machinery Corp.—Listing of Additional Common
1,690,000
1,690,000
and
will
Stock—Acquisition—
v|
Inc
System companies
at
date
25,000,000
19,500,000
3,264,997'
413,204
of cooperatives whether General Gas should
interest in Georgia Power to the co-ops instead
couple
sell its
surrender of certificates for cancellation, $150 in cash for each
liquidation value of $100 plus the cash discounted
of the arrears in dividends, and will also pay dividends in cash
value
5,037,120
19,500,000
companies
Option Warrants
600
and
Part
share held, based on
27,925,000
50,000
25,000,000
debs. '53
Other—System
to
Georgia
upon
r -
5,037,120
by
required
35,000,000
50,000
Lgt. Co. 1st mtge. 43/4s, 1965 ■
a
cash.
in
of to Florida Power.
,.
,
common
Florida will donate to Georgia the 4,200 shares of preferred and
of the fcommon of Georgia received from Gfeneral Gas
$
.
27,925,000
.
Inc
•••■■
Texas Pwr. &
;
I. 30,000,000
_
Services
Ebasco
$
Receivable
Foreign Power Co.,
Bonds
Reserves
years,
it
time required to realize the maximum
possibilities
foreign situation should be underestimated, every
effort is being exerted to find the best ultimate solution of the many
inherent
and
Notes
Florida for $75,600
to
plan General Gas will sell to
shares of Georgia preferred and will donate
stock of Georgia and $310,600 in cash.
4,200
the
of the proceeds by Florida of the sale of
preferred stock, as well as cash received from General Gas and treasury
funds will be used by Florida to make the cash donation to Georgia.
The Commission will hold an oral argument on Aug. 10 on the issue
1943
1944
(Ledger Value)
"
Deferred
some
$280,000,000,
of
the
cash
$1,400,000
V
;*■;%-:v
shares
shares
„
7,695,442
6,827,534
1,922,617
%v.;iV::S*
Securities & Advances
Invest.
extended
securities
»■<
4,200
the proposed
Under
•
in
Power
Corp.
and
Florida all
Comparative Balance Sheet,' June 30
is
of
costing
in
Electric
&
owns
V
•
1,618,875
foreign operations has been showing improve¬
number
a
investment
Share's
and Georgia Power are controlled by General
which owns, all the 21,650 outstanding shares of
of preferred stock of Georgia, and also
all the 3,000,000 common shares of Florida.
Florida
Both
$5,144,825- $5,621,374
-
unde-
or
Dividends
to
the trend
that
culty
to
was
$6,196,552.
1945.
regard
American
purchases began, to $111,670,000 at June 30
the latest authorization of the SEC there
purchases
which
repurchase
With
under
$1,298,373
Assets—
been
purchased at a total cost
The reduction in preferred stock dividend requirements
resulting from these total purchases amounts to $1,958,430 per year.1
Preferred stock liability has been reduced from $145,565,500 at Sept.;
Of
of $25,122,794.
$1,112,055
income
clared
Expressing their belief that the solution of the company's presently
income situation is wrapped up largely in a program of further
the
250,355
71,165
156,542
is $3,475,670.
premiums,
Gas
used to redeem
called at $52.50
($100 par) preferred which is to be
cost of the redemption, including
share and 28,762 shares of 7%
called
at
$110 per share.
Total
$8,842,875
2,435,861
" 229,851
555,789
$8,451,002
2,131,127
- 295,705
879,345
612,221
74,328
by the successful bidder.
Proceeds will be
($50 par) preferred which is to be
named
raised
:
-
adverse
reducing
1,372,239
Preferred as Step in
Light Co.-
5,940 shares of 7%
per
;
;
in
7,702,832
'
,
stk. divs. applic.
periods,
whether
Pfd.
and.
this combination of
capital and skilled, organized manpower, plus this outstanding record,,
■which justifies the belief that,
with stockholder support, the future
of Bond and Share, following
the present period of transition, will
continue to be one of vigorous business enterprise
and constructive
progress."
.;-p
premium
-
$2,138,301
448,728
expenses
Net
■
company
a
$1,885,466
taxes—
income
taxes
Other
has a record of almost four decades culminating
In the building
of one of the largest and most successful business,
enterprises in the world," Messrs. Groesbeck and Murphy set forth.
"Skilled business and technical men in combination with capital will
"The
,
$1,347,857
income
Gross
Federal
of
foreign countries.
2,285,241
,
common
•
producing goods and services for the public,
Jobs for men, and earnings for the company's stockholders," once
the requirements of the Holding Company Act are met, according to'
the company's report for 1943 and for the first quarter of 1944.
The
report together with the June 30, 1944 financial statements madepublic Aug. 4 is signed by C. E. Groesbeck, Chairman and S. W.
Murphy, PresidentPointing out that although the company has already undergone
many changes and that still further major revisions in its operations,
and investments will be necessary in order to comply finally with the
Act, the report states that it is planned that Ebasco Services, Inc.,
the company's wholly-owned service subsidiary, with its skilled tech¬
nical, research and operating staff of some 550 persons, not only,
continue to sell to its wide range of services to public utility com¬
panies,
15,131
income
Despite Holding Company Act—
"creative
$1,663,055
460,115
15,367
Other
;
Quarter
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$6,122,033
$6,917,552
2,267,794 ' 1,868,996
- ;
61,175
56,327
30
June
522,242
interest
dividends
Company plans to devote its assets of capital and skilled manpower
Income
of
1944—3 Mos.—1943
Period End. June 30—
.
Total
Stay
Co.—Annual Report—To
Share
6,852,402
3,648,367
2,871,029
5,611,331
corporation has filed a registration statement with the SEC
another step in the voluntary recapitalization plan of Georgia Power
JLight Co. under section 1,1 (E) of the Public Utility vHolding- Cqm»
pany.Act.
v
.
:
f- f
Florida
registered 40,000 shares ($100 par)
cumulative preferred
stock which is to be sold at competitive bidding.
Dividend rate will
be
Statement
7,131,275
1,922,617
1,656,975
.■ * , »
t.
1
as
unde¬
or
Total
'
'
9,112,819
9,803,365
18,343,109
8,764,586
3,841,266
railway
railway
The
612,001
.
fi,. i
Comparative
160, p.:8.
f
18,055^379
4,553
*92,249
Florida Power Corp.—Registers
229,533.
hi-
whether
periods,
clared
income
•Net
-
from
ry.
Recap Plan of Georgia Power &
2,521,787.
$5,331;142:< $5,593,340
$1,3**4,737
$1,214,772
stk.divs.
to
etc.
rents,
'
785,533
847,103
&
debt,;
■
68,759
$617,349
1,463,551
oper. income—
*
Deficit.—V. 160, p. 9.
"
Net
inc.-
funded
on
Net
Net
$8,956,661
292.541
124,478
1941
$1,252,384
415,958
324,545
$2,765,177
1,123,242
415,096
52,046
,
$8,703,836
2,294,620
449,357
taxes..
Other
644,203
216,659
taxes—
income
;;
1942
1943
1944
$2,602,068
income—
oper.
from
Gross
/
v'*'*
corporate
Gross
Interest
60,939
ry.
'
'
railway
railway—___
From Jan, 1—
,
$2,162,177.
$1,961,789
income
Gross
Federal
$1,210,307
21,651
/,
...
'
$930,652
4,102
$132,599
Jt
*14,682
$1,425,972
income
,
$1,186,028
24,279
$171,635
3,289
.,.$129,310
revenues—
oper,
$1,699,667
447,828
13,574
<
from
Net
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$6,437,231
$7,025,849
> 2,205,666
i 1,878,766
1944—3 Mos.—1943
interest
Other
Net
r
Other
Net
537,231,037 550,512,911
——
■>'"
,
from
Gross
Comparative Statement of Income March 31 Quarter
Other
1944—6 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
$1,142,603
$1,110,273
763,065
632,972
Florida East Coast Ry.—EarningsJune—
-
61,064,936
58,853,304
s
Total dividends
Massachusetts Street Railway—Earnings—
4,893,982
322,380,312 319,961,175
—,
cash
$1, both payable Oct. 15
dividend of 2% in stock was
par
67,841
——
—
Period End. Mar. 31—
.
Period End. June 30—
surplus)
from cap.
extra
an
quarterly
stock,
common
3,530,382
33.023
—
Total
Total
;
1,731,366
surplus
1,892,322
taxes
43,686
1,924,221-
3,399,333
4,893,982
declared
Dividends
200
200
144,329
declared
usual
the
and
the
on
have
directors
The
stock
—
1941
2,000,892
577.407
26,251,788
_
$288,269
income
117.
Eastern
26,251,788
«
payable
>,
companies
1942
2,133,386
501,442
:
reserve
dividend of 5% in common
dividend of 30 cents per share
to holders of
record Oct. 4.
An extra
paid on July
i.5, last, as against an extra of 15 cents in cash on April 15, 1944
and an extra of 25 cents in cash on Jan, 15,1944.
and an extra of 25 cents in cash on Jan. 15, 1944.—V. 159, p. 2079.
.26,960,000
105,814,700
24,599,700
par;
Others
$364,948
366,230
railway.
railway
Net ry. oper.
—V. 160, p.
($5
1943
From Jan. 1—
Net
stock
$394,054
155,034
136,742
81,018
200
$169;
$332,373;
taxes),
Eversharp, Inc.—5% Stock Distribution—
Earned
income—
$19,348,235; total,
payable, $1,709; employees' deposits for war
for taxes (including estimated Federal
participating stock (175,585 no par shares).
$1,382,732; common stock (400,000 shares, no par), $1,000,000; capital
and paid-in surplus, $7,327,488; earned surplus, $16,691,851 unrealized
depreciation in investments, Dr$4,676,448; total, $22,059,874.—V. 159,
purchases.
income
119,124
94,944,700
preferred stock (no par)
preferred stock (no par)
1944
railway
oper.
on
in investments of $4,676,448),
depreciation
J>. 549.
7,556,730
.
its termination.
537,231,037 550,512,911
4,155,523
103,337
accounts of United Gas &
hand, $2,309,389; accounts receivable,
accrued, $401,698; investments (less un*
banks and
in
and dividends
interest
bond
Liabilities—
$6
Ry.—Earnings—
„
includes
Liabilities—Accounts
595,530
8,109
200
1943
account for
$22,059,874.
3,584,516 H 6,353,935
38,347
*'■
•
realized
18,850,320
securities-
749
$121,893
.*$211,641 *$2,435,372
Assets—Cash
$552;
406,148,577
10,289,585
—
$365,008
69,234
49,876
railway..,
405,672,265
—'
100,919
Balance Sheet; June 30, 1944
-
397,616
Associate
V
from
demand—
148,116
$223,565
263,378
Electric Corp. up to the date of
2,090,000
•v
1,690,000
5,767
Accounts
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic
-
Total
*
June—
3,264,997
_
2,731,056
$51,737 *$2,435,272
company
19,500,000
3,040,621
•_
$371,682
pfd. stock of sub. in hands
Note—Income
25,000,000
19,500,000
assets
Prepayments
1,748
*
$295,783
stockholders' int. in income of
*Loss.
<
5,037,120
25,000,000
1948—„—
debs.,
-
> 204,500
Balance
27,925,000
5,037,120
companies
current
Other
$5
160, p. 8.
Gross
.
$256,237
35,000,000
interest receivable
12,681,770
15,391,535
8,702,175
2,259,286
12,353,832
15,358,704
railway...
6%
companies
in banks—on
Accrued
1,517
76
.
public
subsidiary
50,000
Temporary cash invest.—short-term
-
Gross
——
r
System companies and miscellaneous—,——
2,617.330
$5,575,539
$5,421,310
3,698,126
1,293,295
$5,835,227
_
oper.
—
Inc..
Co.
Other—System
Cash
deductions
income
sales of investments
on
on
of
Min.
;•$
620,000
35,000,000
27,925,000
Others
1941
1942
1943
railway——
from
Net
Co., Inc. due 1945
Inc.—,
Stocks and Option Warrants
Ebasco Services Inc
1944
1944
"/
$
Power Co.,
Corp
Electric
Cuban
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range Ry.— -Earnings—
June—
from
& Foreign
Gas
Associate
Gross
Div.
1942
1943
Lgt. Co. 1st mtge. 43/4S, 1965
United Gas Public Service Co. 6% debs, '53
y
amounted to $5,050,038. com¬
pared with $4,103,781 the corresponding period last year.. Operating
profit after depreciation, obsolescence and other charges, but before
allowance for taxes, was $767,029 for the first half of 1944 as com¬
pared with $690,047 for the first half of 1943.—V. 159, p. 1350.
half
first
31
~
Bonds
1943 as to
financial position of the War
renegotiation of certain Gov¬
97,728
281,535
" 157
profit carried to surplus
Net
:
(Ledger Value)
Receivable
Accounts
Ebasco
Federal,
has been made either for 1944 or
the company's
which provides for
the
for
sales
Net
Sheet, Dec.
Balance
Advances
United
$0.81"
$0.98
$752,847
107,421
201,085
52
„—
operating
Losses
v
Securities &
American
295,317
$605,860
71,905
148,500
3,446'
7,744,043
7,396,917
1,924,221";
1,731,367
Texas Pwr. &
upon
Act.
contracts
ernment
Net
American & Foreign Pwr
$238,570
and $401,000 in 1943 for
$456,000 in 1944
Note—No determination
v.
301,157
'
paid
contractual
Other
unde¬
or
and
$480,164
expenses
Taxes, incl. prov. for Fed. inc. taxes
$5,659,041
$5,441,107
$1,682,795
^
taxes.
foreign
and
"-$311,029
Operating
594,608
applic.
Assets—
Invest.
1942 $694,654
58,193
accrued
oi*
and div. income
Total interest
237,530
whether
"
Notes
1943
"-$289,047
295,317
1944
share-——;—$1.03
Earnings per
Profits
134,600
Comparative
Ended June 30—
.
Net profit after all charges
Shares of com. stock outstanding—
State
15,084
$1,512,798
divs.
periods,
clared
Subs.)—Earnings—
Chemical Co. (&
6 Months
the
stk
.
to
160, p. 7.
Dewey & ALmy
■
income
Net
1943
$546,785
59,075
1944
$419,863
earned
Interest
'
•
$1.45
60,301
6 Months Ended June 30—
2,617,568
449,256
213,019
taxes—
taxes
Pfd.
income—
oper.
$274,680
189,190 common shares
share on
per
$9,108,747
2,489,467
280,299
693,352
623,043
66,997
Other
From Jan. 1—"
Gross
1944
30,
June
and renegotiation-
159, p. 2302.
Interest
63,551
railway—
from
Net
$2,281,735. $8,904,225
$2,415,857
—
Income
Federal
1941
1942
1944
from
Gross
Ended
Months
Empire Power Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
;
$7,087,584
$1,775,066- $6,710,926
492,515
2,131,252
14,154
62,047
$1,674,661
income
Other
RR.—Earnings
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
June—
Pa.—Earnings—
Six
Net profit after charges and taxes
Dividends
?
for
Account
reserve
dividends
1".
,
expenses
Comparative Statement of Income
Period End. Dec. 31—
1943—3 Mos.—1942
1943—12 Mos.—1942
345,215
14,461
income—
operating
,
497,809
54,962
railway
railway
oper.
Elliott Co., Jeannette,
up
$232,480,913, an increase
appropriations, amounting to $59,462,325,
were 2%
less than 1942.
Net operating revenues of the System were
$127,621,000, ft reduction of 3%.
■
;
;
\
1—
Net
$533,598,278,
were
and
Retirement
4%.
of
14,495
from
sources
$114,033,819,
24.049
Net
all
from
1944
an increase of 22%. Revenues
2%.
Taxes increased 4% to
1,156,674,000,
portation routes totaled
Ry.—Earnings-
Detroit & Mackinac
June—
Monday, August 7, 1944
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
534
shares
New
of
making a
York
4V2%
total
Stock Exchange
convertible
Additional Stock-
has authorized the listing
preferred
stock,
of 75,000 shares of 4'/2%
cumulative
of 15.000
SlOO)
(par
convertible preferred stoc
Number 4305
.Volume 160
applied
of
and
for;
34,080
stock (par $1),
the conversion of the shares
shares
shares of common
additional
official notice of issuance pursuant to
on
of
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
>'
convertible preferred stock, making a total of 584,149
4%%
common stock
applied for.
V S
-V;'.
; J'"
:>/
Company has sold the 15,000 shares of 4%%> convertible preferred
stock
at
at private sale. The estimated net proceeds
after deducting expenses (estimated at $5,000) and
compensation of $15,000 to Lehman Brothers and Watling, Lerchen
& Co. for services rendered as agents, will be $1,600,000.
,
to
the
The
Such
$108
per share
company,
issuance
of
purpose
is
additional
obtain
to
additional working capital will be available
working
capital.
for general corporate
specific application of such funds, including, but
limitation, the maintenance of cash balances, the
carrying of inventories, accounts receivable and other current items,
the
financing of notes receivable and future plant expansion and
changes not now specifically planned.J
pending
purposes
not
by
of
way
employees-on the corporation's
of 426,554 employed during the
first six months of
"During
of
Reid,
Vice-President
directors.—V.
160,
charge
in
118.
p.
engineering,
of
have
Malcolm
elected
been
.
,
,
the
"A
General
Foods
Subsidiary Cos.
Period End. June 30—
and
Canada)
40,910,609 105,710,208
83,053,830
9,421,245
22,831,917
18,446,041
8,538,646
257,565
15,693,055
18,437,200-
U.
S.
6,029,267
8,796,211
16,041,817
18,833,203
1,500,000
1,435,000
3,600,000
1,700,000
3,746,000
5,400,000
Total
Net
264,000
500,000
Prov.
279,000
Net
sales-
profit
15,627,341
14,873,742
real
168,750
168,750
337,500
;
8,322,753
and
price
-
:
,
Net
107,686,000
$41,709,440
$36,316,164
$82,769,895
Divs.
1943
1942
10,392
$49,923
12,495
$45,657
17,137
1941
$52,632
13,781
$60,003
$62,419
8,594
10,905
$62,794
8,425
2,294,555
Net
2,294,555
4,589,110
$51,513'
$51,415
i,
The
:
assets
net
of
-
the
Assets—Securities
ferred
total,
owned
$936,000;
accrued
031;
<
stocks,
June
based
1944,
30,
$34,021,609
$78,180,785
32,994,850
21,668,539
66,005,599
43,362,778
43,338,086
44,005,351
43,379,336
interest
market:
quoted
at
interest
beneficial
$318,100;
and
$3,120,515
General Motors
retroactive price and other
with the renegotiation of
determine
fr.-nnd thereby continuing the war production rate at about $4,000,000,000a
year, the level first achieved in the fourth quarter of 1943, it was
•{•announced Aug. 2 by Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., Chairman, in his quarterly
1
report to the more than 420,000 stockholders of the corporation.
"This
accomplishment,"
Mr. Sloan told the
stockholders, "is a
measure of the operating efficiency
and flexibility of the General
Motors organization.
It gives assurance .that future shifts in produc¬
tion dictated by military needs will be met-and that the required flow
of General Motors war products to world battlefronts will be main¬
tained.
'
of
not
$755,175
consolidated
and
foreign subsidiaries
change restrictions.
and
$1,840,128
and
the
deductions.
•
'
be remitted
because of foreign ex¬
377,500,000
campaign
'of
227,517,280
25.000,000'
—
564,411,464
134,484,815
50,352,991
27,472,413
378,029,391
receivables
"Other
Inv.
496,602,092
158,896,694
'
105,740,107
—
cap.
to
utilization
of
manpower
Total'
plant,
and
of
for
flow
a
Accounts
Deliveries in
r??i-
six
months
are
*
shown
but
are
the first
of
in
1944
In
Quarter
Deliveries—
f
\Vcir 'UlEtCn&i•
Other products
,
_
,
6 Months
Quarter
^
-
81,814,508
1 •"
^
'
-f--
v-:''''
*'
6 Months
'
-
Mr.
1944
1944
quarters for
much
as
vious
three
the
total
years
conditions. '
The
of
reserves
post-war contingencies, inas¬
up for this purpose in the preadequate in the light of present
for this purpose in the first six
meet
to
$76,051,805
was
set
considered
provision
made
year amounted to $15,978,012 and reduced
period by 27 cents per share of common stock.
was called
to the fact that there has been
^ months of last
"
net income
v".;
deducted a
provision of $60,236,000 during the six-month period for price and
other adjustments which may arise in connection with renegotiation
of war
material
contracts
applicable to sales for the period.
The
amount of this provision is in accordance with the profit limitation
for
(
that
Net
This
at
adopted
working
compares
June
For
30,
the
corporation.
capital at June 30,
with
$829,238,238
at
1944,
Dec.
amounted
31,
1943,
to $852,092,885.
and $727,390,662
&
quarter
of
1944
there
was
an
average
of
475,471
13,886,259
50,236,551
$134,818,378
1,366,900
Motive
will continue
Fisher
F.
to
serve
mem*
as
Also, in view of the responsibilities
Edward F. and Alfred J. Fisher will con¬
Fisher Body Division so long as their services
our
the
to
effort."
war
222.
p.
of
will include construction of two
which
announced on July 23 by C. R. Osborn, General
Electro-Motive division at La Grange, 111.
The ex¬
was
the
by the increased demand for spar©
and locomotives and Electrosaid.
He reported that spare parts
by Electro-Motive averaged 790,000 pounds a month in
had risen to
3,140,000 pounds by March, 1944.—V. 160,
rail
necessary
and
Osborn
Mr.
cars,
'
222.
p.
Co.—Business Gains
General American life Insurance
97%
of
increase
An
Life
in
department,
new
premium income in tho'
of pension trust premiums, wa4
first
exclusive
year
by this company during "the first six months of 1944, as
against the first six months of 1943, the company has announced.
After analyzing the figures, the company has determined the general
upswing in life insurance sales was only a contributing element.
Tho
major factor was six substantial new general agencies established
under the company's intensive agency expansion program inaugurated
late last year.—V. 159, p. 2418.
•
Georgia & Florida—RR.—Earnings—
(Including Statesboro Northern Ry.)
1944—6 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
Period End. June 30—
£ $197,733
revenues
Operating expenses
Ry. tax accru. (regular)
$167,404
168,784
* 4,722
131,197
4,722
>
$980,641
$1;163,119
773,447.
959,025
.
28,332
28,223
18,282
'*•<14,244
^Ry^'tax accruals '.(Fed.if;.:*^3^
RR.
2,472
3,052
taxing Act, 1937)
'•
•••
'•••
.:
tax accruals (Fed.
unemploy. insur.
RR.
1938)
income—
rents (net bal¬
13,140
$140,500
$151,580
4,725
50,202
2,007
12,420
11,91:1
$19,999
$77,878
$111,133
Dr)
ance
2,282
•
28,544
,
facil. rents (net bal¬
Jt.
Dr)
ance
Net
$9,106:
income.
oper.
ry.
Dr258
—
income
Gross
Deducts,
from
1,088
4,871
r:2,52i)
$8,848
Non-oper. income
;
16,979
$26,731
2,817
:
oper.
Equip,
/
7,232
of
$18,358
2,020
Act
Ry.
$21,087
$82,748
$113,660
371
income-
.
.
—Week End. July 21
1944
—V,
363
$20,724
$8,477
to int.
Period—
revenues
1943
0
2,049-
1,990
$111,613
$80,758
Jan. 1 to July 21—
>.%■:
$32,600
$39,900
___
.
1944
1943
$1,280,793
$1,088,240'
430.
160, p.
Georgia Power Co.—Earnings—
1944—Month—1943
Period End. June 30Gross
expenses-
for
468,165
394,300
5,719,656
4,611,300
1,099,882
12,844,483
14,173,675
$725,401
$869,886
301,553
Net
373,281
3,718,634
3,795,309
$423,848
—-
$5,385,664
$6,302,470
$2,709,600
deducts..
other
stock——
223,006
$496,604
223,006
.I.....-..—»
$200,843
$273,599
income
pfd.
on
1944—12 Mos.—1943
1,229,610
taxes
Gross income
&
k
$3,878,781 $48,747,438 $45,423,133
1,514,713
21,079,001
16.540.373
deprec.
for
amortization
and
Int.
$3,987,009
1,563,833
revenue—
Operating
Balance
—V.
131,448,259
85,077,233
86,310,878
—
56,696,623
,
159,
$9,104,299 $10,097,779
2,676,064
2,676,064
,
60,236,000
64,600,000
42,704.000
13,617,198
42,002,405
Georgia RR—Earnings—
from
Net
ry.
295,783,254
2,864,506 ;
2,294,555
4,419,379
47,108,218
189,662,060
2,737,057
2,294,555
427,465
39,906,183
6,614,267
6,612,879
6,416,658
2,756,162
5,423,808
76,051,805
76,051,805
7,837,330
56,562,971
Net
from
Net
ry-
—V.
•
Deferred
income
'-Post-war conting.
>
& rehab.
Contingencies & miscell.:
V
to
fgn. subs.-
16.874,756
—
Allocable
20,533,536
General
.
-
$5
of
stock
int.-- pref.
Minority
441,043,400
Capital
-
—p-
Total
•
"Other
—
accounts
(less reserve
t Portion
13,185.852
19,051,792
!
1,888,613
183,564,400
441,043,400
435,000,000
34,841,168
614,859,270
11,944,259
582,802,467
$2,236,372,067 $2,264,718,441 $1,939,235,233
notes receivable, trade acceptances, etc.
receivables: 1944, $894,230).
held for account of others under cost-plus-
receivable,
for doubtful
inventories
tExcludes
34,841,168
627,034,456
16,035,853
18,151,402
"
1,888,613
183,564,400
1,973,414
183,564,400
subsidiary-——
pfd. stock, no par——
($10 par)!.—
Common stock
surplus
Earned surplus
»
346,338
305,514
95,589
5,203,569
1,819,549
1,587,488
5,431,480
3,997,295
2,404,18)
2,441,741
2,137,234
1,644,973
632,279
1,462,189
547,993
$411,603
■
109,879
railway
income—
118.
p.
,
J
The
of
Sept. 1, 1944, a total
Sept. 1, 1965, at 100
First National Bank
of New York, trustee, 2 Wall St., New York, N. Y.—V. 159,
V'■■■.•>/
v".-;,;')- •
V
$1,500,000
and
interest.
of the City
p.
Co.—$1,500,000 of Bonds Called—
has called for redemption as of
of 1st mortgage 4% bonds due
Payment will be made at The
company
1973.
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net ry,
raliway
railway
oper.
1941
1944
1943
1942
$19,248,461 $18,721,208 $14,105,890
7,930,437
.
8,423,276
6,152,841
2,759,243 . 3,123,645
3,589,789
June—
income
$11,144,055
4,700,627
66,352,338
22,781,494
12,221,212
50,168.227
15,861,782
9,952,993
3,287,97-i
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
98,417,835
" 33,356,070
12,005,501
railway.-
railway-
oper.
income
87,319,175
31,412,371
12,841,370
160, p. 326.
$43,390,640.
of total estimated to
Grand Union Co.—To
be payable in common stock held in
treasury.
Notes—(1)
349,875
income—
railway—'—
oper.
160,
$778,409
399,384
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
1941
1942
$905,809
232,520
railway.:
oper.
From
1943
1944
$859,587
274,661
railway.)—
from
Gross
18,919,411
plans—
"Employee benefit
$3,626,40G
2634,
p.
June—
Net
foreign income and
1943.
second
mentioned above, w©
and the late Fred J.
for General Motors Diesel engines
parts
.
price and other
a-fixed-fee contracts: 1944,
by the
closed-body manufac¬
T.
directors.
relation
160,
buildings
Provision
282,070,291
1,743,519
2,294,555
2,497,985
49,562,013
Attention
policy
S.
been
of
Edward
of
Glen Alden Coal
last
indirectly essential to the support of the war program.",
reported that net income for the first six months of
favorably affected as compared with the first six
1943 due to the fact that no provision was made in the;
or
Charles
of
years.
Fisher
of plant changes
program
Provision
^Employees' bonus ________
Taxes, warranties, & miscel.
Sloan
had
months
"•'two
the
services
the
pansion has been made
1
•
excess
profits taxes
Employees' bonus
—
Divs. pay. on pfd. cap. stk.
,. "
$992,943,572 $2,041,400,467 $1,597,801,184
101,573,438
183,387,946
111,076,204
quarter of 1943, war material deliveries
reported for each quarter have
approximated $1,000,000,000," Mr.
Sloan
asserted.
"Everything the- corporation is producing is either
with
"Beginning
directly
r-
"
U.
127,135,314
150,493,215
Advances on Govt, contracts
Tot. net salesfl,130,271,403 $1,094,517,010 $2,224,788,413 $1,708,877,388
n.'
,
*
products ___$1,048,456,895
necessary facilities for
the four Fisher brothers
25
the Fisher
,
adjustments
1943
First
:
First
Second
.
"-V
for
us
interest in
Expand Electro-Motive Division—
493,829 '
345,539,577
$194,697,279
263,700
$172,880,671
3,378,378
——
reduction.
pri#
Retroactive
table:
1944
First
payable
foreign banks
of U. S. Govt, for accrued
quarter, the second quarter and in the first
comparison with the first six months of 1943
following
the
to
Taxes, payrolls, warranties,
and sundry accr. items
Due to contracting agencies
a
'
,;l;'
Due
materials
of
parts^these
A
new
$2,236,372,067 $2,264,718,441 $1,939,235,233.
,
Fisher.
J.
with
associated
Liabilities—
main¬
and supplies and of developing sources
few of the many problems that must be
•faced.
That they are being
solved is a tribute to the experience,
initiative and resourcefulness of American industry."
taining
in treas.
1
with
ing staff.—V.
Divs.
abilities of industry.
the technical and organizational
on
of. efficient
stk.
been
purchased, controlling
the
«
on Aug. 2 announced the retire¬
corporation of the Fisher brothers,
Wilson, President of General Motors Corp., announced the
appointment of Thomas P. Archer as General Manager of the Fisher
Body Division,
effective
at once.
Mr.
Archer,
who will succeed
E.
F. Eisher,
has been Vice-President of General Motors in charge
of the manufacturing staff and was formerly Assistant General Man¬
ager of the Fisher Body Division.
W. F. Armstrong, who has been
Mr. Archer's assistant, will succeed him In charge of the manufactur¬
46,194,359
15,950.059
4,627,661
327,229,678
12,894,300
63,700,099
2,497,985
319,347,718
21,131,653
63,700,099
est., plants & equip.
Adaptation of production facilities and revision of sched¬
keep pace with constantly changing military needs place a
Problems
19,049,523
Prepaid exps. & def'd chgs.
Goodwill, patents, etc
some
heavy strain
51,118,202
Net real
a
134,409,297
not consol.
assets
Common
equipment.
ules
cos.
investments
Miscellaneous
The
for
526,317,754
—
sub.
in
Other
of
E.
C.
328,691,676
114,507,775
3,378,373
S. Govt.-
tlnventories
books
carrying,
with
serve
needed
are
1,700,680
1,216,216
408,065,154
117,048,468
—-
Oth. market, secur.—at cost
quickly reflected in the type of material demanded
invasion of France, for example, brought increased
and
decreased
requirements for other kinds of
are
industry.
demand
tactical needs of
strategic and
warfare
to
been
Surplus applic
,
mechanized
tinue
and
P.
board
our
Operating
term
-
modern
have
June 30,'43
$340,319,466
Dec. 31, '43
$326,914,118
U. S. Govt, secur. at cost-
rec.—U.
to
time
founded
who
of
earnings of
include such portion of the
June 30,'44
Tax notes
the
on
adequate to cover
are
.
$234,151,960
Asset—
Accounts
provide
to
that
"Lawrence
Ry.
adjustments which may arise in connection
material contracts, It is not possible
such renegotiation on the above income.
,
Cash
v
the
in
have
Motors
addition
at
they
Condensed and Consolidated Balance Sheet
Short
brothers
for
$3,273,084 for the
$1,528,942
six months ended
.
"In
In
.
Operating
quarter
could not
as
Chairman,
Jr.,
service
General
bers
war
not
does
reserves
Body business and who were recog¬
nized pioneers in closed-body development.
The Fisher brothers havo
contributed to the prdgress of our business over these many year©
and to the attainment of the General Motors Corp.'s present position.
(divi¬
$858,329
United States excess
profits taxes of $86,792,000 for the first six months of 1944 and
$56,330,000 for the. first six months of 1943 (after deducting post-war
credits of $9,644,000 and $6,259,000, respectively).
income
and
be made..
Lawrence P., Edward F. and Alfred
announcement'added in part:
Corp.
ture.
provision for taxes includes provision for
flT'he
Corp.—Report for Second Quarter—
both type and quantity of war materials
required by military needs, deliveries of war products by General
..Motors in the second quarter of 1944 amounted to $992,943,572, bring¬
ing the total for the first six months of the year to $2,041,400,467
effect
the
changes in
Despite urgent
..
Body
1944 on war material contracts is subject
to review and possible adjustment through renegotiation by the Gov¬
ernment, as provided under the Renegotiation Act.
While provision
of
$60,236,000 has been made in the first six months of 1944 for
Note—Net
.
second
the
for
Sloan,
active
Fisher
1919
months ended June 30, 1944, and
second quarter and the six months
of
received
dividends
to
quarter and the six months ended June 30,-1944, and
June 30, 1943, less sundry income
pre¬
$1),
(par
amounted
quarter
(Including
second
to
of
In
<
A.,
"The
^Corporation's profit for
$388,457; capital
surplus, $1,535,251; unrealized appreciation of securities owned, $195,C'042; undistributed income, $18,969; dividends payable, $23,307; reserve
.for miscellaneous taxes, $116; reserve for capital stock tax, $485; total,
$2,161,357.—V. 159, p. 2634.
/
subsidiary companies
of
liabilities
other
may
$1.49
$1,78
$0.78
received
,
Liabilities—Shares
•
and the six
$1,361,588 and $2,131,778 for the
ended June 30, 1943.
stocks, $751,938; cash in bank, $140,bonds, $4,342; dividends receivable, $10,947;
on
•
$0.90"
(net)
interest
second
the
common
$2,161,357.
and
< •
,
'
earnings
dends
r
bonds,
43,996,368
earn.
per com. sh.
market
on
shs.
common
Amount
!
$5.50 per shaTe.
or
$64,801,085-
$39,414,885
.
and
recorded
com.
,
Balance Sheet, June 30, 1944
'
■
■
„;t"'
at
Trust
values, amounted to $2,137,448,
$54,368
50,062
47,830
46,831
—
'
•
.
that
Sloan's
Mr.
4,589,110
earned
on
$55,371
49,928)
4Not including realized and unrealized gains or losses on securities,
or capital expenses.
income
Dividends
William
Ordinary
Amt.
$66,412
11,041
Expenses
P.
from
ment
pfd.
on
30,
August,
stock
Four Fisher Brothers Retire From Active Service—
Alfred
$69,390,195
i stock
in
common
1943.
corporation and its consolidated subsidiaries
settlements
1941
139,888,000
in
included
amounts
the
shipments
57,074,000
Average no. of
1944
income
'
68,807,000
income-
'■In
Total
3,075,000
inc. & exc.
•
prof, taxes
$49,616
accrued
bonds
on
4,241,000
1,806,000
^ v
2,157,000
42,704,000
60,236,000'
14,300,000
25,929,000
the year
for
delivery
June
no
way of determining the " amount for which - these
claims may
eventually be settled but, in the opinion of management and counsel,
Manager
Empl. bonus
337,500
General Investors Trust—Earnings—
15,978,012
-
tRetroactive
withheld
The
is
To
cap: stock
Int.
29,786,104
bonus
as
taxes
<2)
Liabilities—Claims in respect of sundry taxes,
suits,
patent infringements
and other matters incident to the ordinary
course
of business,
together with other contingencies, involve esti¬
mated maximum liabilities totaling approximately $7,600,000.
There
-
Com. dividends
—
31,236,995
.
and
Contingent
Post-war
to
6 Mos. End. June 30—
35,421,99 7
est.,
HU. S. &fgn.
2,067,517
Income—dividends
43,*702,096
18,224,07 1
of
amort,
6,216,531
5,863,817
5,526,317
5,879;031*
2,467,789
5,575,463
5,512,440
Outstand'g com. shares
5,575,463
5,512,440
$.991
$1,067
Earnings per share
$.371
$.447
^Including proportionate share of profits on losses of subsidiaries
not
consolidated.
tProvision for possible
inventory writedowns and
other adjustments at end of fiscal year.—V. 160, p. 430.
Tv
$900,545,397 $2,230,337,830 $1,719,029,281
749,628,667
1,868,263,844
1,414,987,973
•
plants and
equipment
pfd.
applic.
1
$895,347,441 $2,224,788,413 $1,708,877,388
3,112,214
1,463,776
6,194,942
-2,085,742
4,085,641
3,956,951
22,322,7 15
awarded
cash
Fisher,
1944——6 Mos.—,-1943
-1943
purchases
Payment Act of .1943, and the contra liabilities
not
are
secured
and
oth. adjust.
2,636,539
stock
common
rating
of Consolidated Income
921,130,782
exp.
Deprec.
7,740,203
1,523,672
.
678,000
2,236,267
for, divs. on
2__L__
quar¬
the number
of approximately
conting. &
6,541,817
3,291,211
654,672"
1944,
double
engine in aerial fighters
will add still further to
of
rehabilit'n
stock
maximum
a
3 Mos.
1944
Provision for:
493,000
2,515,267
profit
cylinders,
Selling, gen. &
for
prov.
contingencies
tProv. for conting.....
24
the new
confidential list
-$1,097,733,278
of
7,000,000
314,000
taxes
bef.
Profit
has
It
Installation
horsepower.
Cost
3,600,000
...
profits
has
sales
$1,094,517,010
-Corp.-'s equity931.026
tOther income2,285,242
Est.
exc.
announced during the second
also
was
engine
Allison.
June 30—
-
profits
excess
speed victory for the United Nations.
are
as
yet on the
striking power of the Allied air arm."
the
taxes
tax —
foreign income and
;>
396,003
348,762
for
prov.
conting
income
surtax)
U.
standard
the
admin,
&
S.
(incl.
Est.
170,198
bef.
taxes
i
5,859,069'
opers
income
Profit
Est.
engine
liquid-cooled
Net
11,359,354
from
Allison
1944,
Developed in cooperation with the United States Army Air Forces,
Summary
48,704,635
.expenses
Profit
the
savings bond
war
included in the balance sheet.
balance sheet is after giving . effect to the
under the bonus plan, of General Motors
therefor,
all
volume levels.
at
employees'
for
1944,
under the Current Tax
only one of many integrated production
cooperation of, American industrial units
is
program
illustrate
is now
parts
new
58,870,500 144,235,180 119,937,071
"Selling,
Other
bomber
which
these
Period Ended
65,923,058
of
goods sold, incl.
freight charges
adm.
& gen.
the
this
$
$
$
sales
Cost
S.
to
reveal that General Motors is making
to
1944—6 Mos.—1943
1944—3 Mos.—1943
1Net
U.
reported
parts of this great offensive instrument of
Following the usual period of development and make-
which
the
in
possible
production of weapons to
new
Sloan
Mr.
ter.
in
Corp.—Earnings—
Wholly-owned
it
production of
the
1944,"
of
B-29 Superfortress made its dramatic debut,
component
warfare.
"The
•
made
war
ready,
quarter
second
"the Boeing
major
3,000
(Including
average
an
During the
of employees was 484,708,
Announcement of this important milestone in the progress
Japan.
many
aerial
Kirksey,
Pruehauf, President, announces that Robert S.
Vice-President in charge of Pacific. Coast operations, and P.
C.
the
stockholders,
over
in
Harvey
payrolls, compared with
second, quarter of 1943.
average number
compared with 416,317 for the corresponding period a year ago.
Payrolls in the second quarter of 1944 totaled $351,097,585, com¬
pared with $308,459,110 for the second quarter of 1943.
For the first
six months of
1944
total
payrolls amounted to $714,197,864, com¬
pared with $593,767,349 for the corresponding period a year ago.
efforts
Two New Directors—
the
1944
535
The
Cash of $24,652,166 held by the
corporation at June 30,
on
the
directors
capital
on
July
stock,
28
Pay Dividend of 25 Cents—
declared a dividend of 25 cents per
payable Sept.
11
to holders of record
sharo
Aug. 21.
THE COMMERCIAL: & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
536
like
A
with
V.
amount
disbursed
was
distribution
initial
an
160.
June
on
of
year, which compares
share on Nov. 30, 1943.—
'
Net
1943
1942
1941
$233,125
37,266
*11,481
$216,576
$188,336
$163,059
70,778
56,546
44,614
40,664
26,629
14,507
1,419,708
Net from railway
359,890
Net ry. oper. income—
112,866
v
'Deficit.—V. 160, p.
118.
1,323,281
1,102,929
352,278
308,946
313,588
178,310
154,483
808,656
293,757
14,458,636
5,953,324
2,204,309
9,072,679
2,396,755
1,416,525
June—
from
Gross
railway
from railway
Net
Net
ry.
—
income
oper.
>
291,677
oper.
292,652
from
railway
.June—
•
from
from
Net
From
.:
Net
from
Net
ry.
$215,871
71,707
3,378
47,350
36,470
*24,991
165,242
income—
160, p. 10.
record
6.—V.
Oct.
no
159,
The
Called—
of
has called for redemption as of Sept. 1, 1944, a total
3'/4% debentures, due Sept. 1, 1971, at 106
will be made at The First National Bank
company
of
$105,000
and
30-year
interest.
Payment
Boston, Mass,—V.
45 Milk St.,
trustee>
Boston,
Correction
Electric
Co.
2635,
159, p,
—
bonds,
The offering of $5,000,000 1st mtge.
—
3Vz %, made July 27 at 105 and interest has
been oversubscribed.
The issue was offered by Dillon,
Read & Co. and Dean Witter & Co. (not Blyth & Co.,
Series D,
Inc.)—V. 160, p. 431.
Gross
&
•Income
Int.
$4,575,668
$4,662,307
553,723
3,428,705
3,309,069
$1,353,238
8,557
8,910
56,767
58,205
$180,370
$235,384
$1,203,730
134,826
138,582
811,019
but
"the
616,150
667.450
directors
The
Income
made
on
interest
next.
1944.—V. 160, p. 118.
April 1,
Oct.
1 3A%
of
the
at
214 %
was
termination
time
announced
was
of
Ry.
$482,500
March
oper.
rev.
that other
Net ry.
Inc.
avail,
1955,
America—Earnings
$591,995
$4,200,514
$3,904,639
199,883
167,906
296,851
248,000
1,943,818
1,530,966
1.967,668
i—
115,549
178,600
1,208,112
Net
later
a
of
the board
date.
Payments in
and Oct.
the
on
1943
were
follows:
as
20 cents.—V.
1,
158, p.
1,
Feb.
674.
1943
1942
1941
$272,339
$206,032
$300,127
$193,566
90,343
66,172
137,870
89,191
21,6bO
21,039
28,985
45,302
1,753,114.
1,607,485
1,746,527
1,027,566
675,781
723,415
855,992
400,249
152,508
173,275
243,183
182,529
income—
railway
railway
income™.
oper.
160,
■
>'
120.
p.
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
1944
June—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
Net
ry.
distribution
A
held
directors
of
on
$1.25
of
1.,937,122
1,000,783
1.078,482
1,046,988
1,,162,260
43,968,607
34,214,835
,610,846
14,832,271
14,727.354
10,599,159
,015,669
5,153,309
railway
6,595,089
4,626,638
,414,552
income—
—V. 160, p. 12.
Lionel Corp.—20-Cent
directors have
The
stock,
declared
Quarterly Payment—
dividend
a
cents per share on
of 20
the
holders of record Aug. 10..
last, which compared with
15 cents
per share
previously each quarter.
Extras also paid this
year and last were as follows:
Feb. 27. 1943. 15 cents; Nov. 30. 1943r
common
like
A
disbursed
was
and Feb. 29,
cents,
35
$10, payable Aug. 31
par
amount
May
on
to
31,
15 cents.—V.
1944,
i
159, p. 2522.
Long Island RR- -Earnings—
June—
1941
1942
1943
1944
$3,899,294
$4,029,895
$3,027,442
$2,445,805
1,139,430
1,612,323
863.219
822,803
312,679
797,299
228,300
208,635
railway
21,043,844
19,887,495
15,522,957
12,603,446
railway—
4,037,591
4,722,409
3,560,626
3,251,301
380,329
1,135,461
585,477
453,157
from
Gross
from
ry.
railway
railway
income
oper.
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income
oper.
160, p. 12.
Louisville & Nashville RR. —Earnings—
June—'
Net
from
Net
ry.
1943
1944
from
Gross
1941
7,974,207
6,295,715
3,859.419
2,189,196
1,662,324
2,444,359
106,597,358 103,085,736
46,384,059
41,372,713
75,729,999
55,085,705
28,712,420
18,233,443
13,178,430
10,025,684
11,491,037
7,232,297
2,139,657
income
oper.
1942
$18,257,672 $17,022,661 $14,533,316 $10,268,084
railway
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
-
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
income
oper.
—V. 160,
12,447,950
p. 433.
1,580,252
July
it
27
was
the preferred stock
share
per
$5, 086.709
2,556,348
50,361,591
railway
oper.
was
made
on
Gas Light Co.—Hearing Postponed—
Lowell
Hearing
of dividend action on
$6,701,916
2,382,262
1—
from
Net
1941
1942
$7,329,919
2,531,640
income—
Jan.
1943
$8,538,502
railway
railway
oper.
From
Gross
Preferred Dividends-
on
decided to defer consideration
until
1944.
15 cents;
railway
from
Gross
1,158,221
meeting
1,
railway
oper.
Net ry.
bonds
of
the
At
1944—6 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
oper.
for fxd.
declared
been
has
From Jan. 1—
$528,673
income
Feb.
from
Gross
Co.—$482,500 Bonds Called—
cngs.
ry.
share
per
value, payable Oct. 2 to holders of record Aug.
was made on June 1,
last, as compared with
par
From Jan. 1—
of war equipment
types
refunding
of
1,
revenues
from
cents
seven
no
-1944
from
Net
Net
due
A,
or
Pitts¬
;i
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry. —Earnings—
that
432.
International Railways of Central
adjustment
of
money
mortgage sinking fund 6% bonds,
have been called for redemption as of
Sept. 1, 1944, at 105 and interest.
Payment will be made at the
Bankers Trust Co., trustee,
16 Wall St., New York., in U. 8. funds,
or
at the Bank of Montreal, Montreal,
Canada, in Canadian funds.
Holders of the called bonds
may
obtain immediate payment of the
full redemption price, including accrued interest to Sept.
1, 1944, by
presenting and surrendering said bonds at the Bankers Trust Co.
v
A number of bonds previously called
lor redemption have not as
yet been presented for payment.—V. 159, p. 2521.
Net
the
on
distribution
A
1,
tank
its
vitally needed because of changing conditions of warfare."—
total
of
June 1,
Gross from
not being abandoned because the tank was inferior
was only
a certain amount of metal available and
Defers Action
authorized
have
payable
bonds,
on
$89,926
$57,149
$14,128
$223,439
adjustment income bonds.
-
of
Building,
Trust
V.
.v
distribution
on
Net
Authorized—
Interest
said
Command has deemed
High
160, P.
Net
—
large- amount of
Period End. June 30—
'Exclusive of interest
termination
the
of
1943,
Union
program
International Paper
income
—
Deficit
the
to
Slezak
more
V.
833,919
110,929
charges
bonds
production
program was
because there
are
$1,411,442
102.692
_
adjust,
on
$1,146,963
$226,474
$171,813
income-
income.
Gross
$780,197
572,993
taxes
Operating income——
Non-operating
-1943
1944—12 Mos.
$744,806
operating rev
Operating exp.
RR.—Earnings—
1944—Month—1943
Period End. June 30—
17,
war
involved, this Interna¬
tional Harvester Co. termination is especially significant in that it
has provided an experimental basis around which part of the War
Department thinking has flowed and it undoubtedly influenced the
framing of the Contract Settlement Act of 1944 which became law
on July 21,"
Colonel Slezak said.
"Since
this was
the first large
termination of the war it was
necessary
to pass through a 'trail-blazing' period of approximately
six months developing procedures and methods of settlement.
It is
the opinion of the Harvester officials and the Chicago ordnance dis¬
trict
officials that
under the existing
statue and regulations, and
with our internal organizations now fully trained, a similar termina¬
tion could be completed In from four to six months."
A
Manhattan
&
the
addition
"In
series
Hudson
March
company
major
first
the
—V.
Colonel
Oversubscribed
Bonds
—
cents
medium tanks.
the
Hawaiian
*
of
trustee, 16 Wall St., New York,' N. Y.,
Pittsburgh,
1974.
p.
June—
contract termination of
this war, a $217,000,000 agreement with the above company to pro¬
duce tanks at Bettendorf, Iowa, was announced on July 27 by Col.
John Slezak,
Chief of the Chicago Ordnance District, according to
an Associated Press dispatch,
which futther added in part as follows:
Negotiations with 438 "first layer" sub-contractors and hundreds
of
other
sub-contractors were
involved.
The
War
Department in¬
When
159,
stock,
A similar
International Harvester Co.—Final Settlement of Huge
26,975
1762.
dividend
common
31.
10 cents;
settlement
Payment will be made at the
at 102 and interest.
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd.—7-Cent Dividend—
A
Contract Made—
the
Pa.—V.
10
327.
p.
95,612
Hartford Electric Light Co.—Debentures
of
160,
485,059
ended it affected about 1,900 work¬
ers at Bettendorf and approximately 1,400 in
other Harvester plants.
Shortly thereafter manufacturing facilities and much raw material
and parts were converted to the manufacture of an urgently needed
artillery prime mover.
The Bettendorf plant now employs 1,400, pro¬
ducing prime movers and beginning work on remanufacture of M-4
par
p.
1,736,306
contract.
declared a dividend of 25 cents per share
value, payable Sept. 1 to holders of
record Aug. 11,
A similar distribution has been made each quarter
since and including June 31. 1942, while on March 2, 1942, a dividend
of 37%
cents per share was paid.
The regular quarterly dividend of $1.50 per share was also declared
on
the 6%
preferred stock, par $100, payable Oct. 20 to holders of
stock,
common
income—
oper.
1,307,526
200,213
directors on July 31
the
4,678,852
830,367
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—Dividends—
on
railway——
283,404
'Deficit.—V.
The
ry.
15,184,277
railway
1,050,223
1,337,245
74,086
*149,262
1,391,132
379,336
181,534
railway
railway——-
oper.
Net
formed
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
income—
$109,842
$17 7,839
12,820
$160,718
*5,824
*40,039
railway
1941
1942
1943
1944
r
railway
Net ry, oper.
from
Final
RR.—Earnings—
Gulf & Ship Island
Gross
Net
—V.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
burgh,
1—
Jan.
From
Gross
1. 1961,
Bankers Trust Co.. corporate
at The Union Trust Co. of
6,537,230
662,955
income—
railway-
967,576
495,035
ry.
$1,195,220
$2,355,008
railway—...
from
Net
-Earnings-
1944
$1,754,163
606,211
439,002
$2,542,076
from
1941
1942
1943
1944
June—
Gross
Green Bay & Western RR.-
due March
International Great Northern RR.—Earnings—
this
9.
cents per
50
326.
P.
Monday, August 7, 1944
the
on
petition
not
notes
or
dated
bonds
1936
the company for approval of an issue
$1,000,000 to retire outstanding 4'/2 %
of
exceed
to
been
has
postponed by
Public Utilities to Sept: 12.—V. 160, p. 433.
the
Department
Mass.
of
May 15, thi*year, and on Feb. 15 and Dec. 15, 1943.—V. 160, p. 11.
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Chief of Research—
NOTE—-For
Investors Syndicate—New Director—
reasons
it is not always
companies in exact alphabetical
order.
However, they are always as near alphabetical
position as possible.
possible
to
mechanical
arrange
Earl E. Crabb,
of
Minneapolis
Previous
at
the
of
All
1,
outstanding
104'/2
Illinois
first
3%%
mortgage
bonds,
have been called for redemption
interest.
Payment will be made
1970,
and
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
trustee,
series
So.
due
Salle
La
It
for
that
payment
the
presentation
upon
mentioned
above
prior to Sept. 1, 1944 at 104Mj
at
bonds will
trustee's
the
office
and interest to Sept. 1,
be
at
Period End.
accepted
—V.
bonds,
insurance
3%%
companies
series,
bought
$5,750,000
first
mortgage
July 1, 1974, at 105.7393 and accrued inter¬
est.
The
sale
was
made
privately,
with
Paine,
Webber, Jackson
& Curtis and Mitchum, Tully & Co. acting as agents for the company.
Proceeds from the sale will be used to redeem on Sept. 1 a like amount
of first mortgage 3%%
bonds, series A, due June 1, 1970, at 104Va
and
accrued interest,
The refunding will result in a
reduction in
bond interest of $21,563 a year, as well as an extension in maturity.—
V. 159, p.
1657.
Stock—
Additional
of
Acquisition—
The
New
of
shares
($100
a
into
Corp.
common
the
common
one-tenth
share of
respect
preferred
a
share
and
Net
either
of which
class
held
appraisal has
an
Ended
and
duly
revenues
June
for
'ton
of
a
demanded.)—V.
"
A
of
invest,
for
Fed. inc. &
Prov.
for
State
Net
"K-l"
51,934
144,710
income
profit
taxes
—
62,000
309.000J
437,000
466,000
{
2,000
—J
——!—_
6,000
,
$246,535
$230,397
$247,840
$4.50
—
$4.76
$4.71
4,082
48,767
1,922,242
1,349,381
Business
1,130,353
926,880
676,127
678,263
489,437
income™
401,998
300,090
432,115
12.
Machines
pro'it
Corp.
of
$1.20
payable
60
prov.
inc. &
"After
and
per
Subs.)—
(&
$9,751,200
for
Fed.
profits
1943
the
245,809
1,461,510
1,488,449
t5,932
t39,530
22,393
*91,017
129,553
*35,930
121.579
$961,736
278,416
$1,552,296
$1,240,152
$1,890,302
23,723
income
$117,187
74,754
$201,058
65,387
$191,941
income
rent.,
capital
Aug.
In
share
per
Aug.
to
15
has
declared
been
holders
of
on
record
July
cents
on
paid on Feb. 15, last, 80 cents
Feb. 15, 1943.—V. 160, p. 119.
and
15
July 28 declared
on
stock,
no
A like
31.
1943
$266,445
;
6,158,023
338,006*
the
Sept.
dividend
of
-y'
r
There
867,241
923,402
$110,444
$372,911
$966,900
t{
"■
v
series
31.
This
on
Aug.
have been called for redemption
par
value,
amount
following
was
dividend
a
on
^ *V 2
•
7 'r
) f
$1.50
1764.
per
$5
share has been
prior
preferred
So.
Continental
Salle St.,
La
as
of Sept.
dividend
of
Sept.
were
1
159,
made
111.—V.
Chicago,
160,
10
and
15.
June
paid: March 10,
were
1,
Dividend—
declared
been
on
stock,
preferred A
Aug.
record
of
has
13.
p.
par
Distributions
this
June
In
year.
1 and
account of
$100, jJby-.
of $1.62%,
Sept.
the;
1943,
$1.62,/»
1,
$8.12%.
at
as
449.
share
cumul.
March
on
1,
Dec.
p.
per
6V2%
holders
to
Arrearages
V.
the
dividends
and
each;
$9.12,/2
on
1944, through*
1,
of $50,000 10-year 33/4% sinking fund
at 102 % and interest.
Payment will
Illinois
National
Bank
& Trust Co.,,
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—$9.12 V2
following
share
1953,
1,
June
1,
to
amounted
1944
$17.50
share.—
per
•;
.
were
15, 25 cents each, and Dec.
the
the
at
231
accumulations
of 30 cents per
March
due
made
A
15,
Sept. 15 to holders of
March 15 and June 15,
made:
March 15,
payable
paid
distributions
the sinking fund,
of
debentures
the
15,
30 cents.—V.
159,
of ac¬
payable
Aug. 25 to holders of record Aug. 10.
Like amounts were paid on
Feb.
25 and May 25,
this year, and in each quarter during 1943.
Arrearages as at June 30, 1944 amounted to $3.50 per share.—V. 159,
on
156,001
$46,992
TCredit.—V. 160, p.-120.
operation
trustee,
Kinney Co., Inc.—$1.50 Accrued Dividend—
(G. R.)
144,949
etc.
^
-.r..
Midland Valley RR.—Earnings—
June—
cumulations
int.,
income
y
2083.
declared on account
stock,
no
value,
par
Net
from
Net
ry.
22,826
31,854
12,683
17,958
1941
$110,760
42,967
income
$131,956
1,537
$99,260
31,067
14,507'
•
From
Jan.
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
,
1942
$138,403
railway
railway
oper.
i
1943
1944
.
from
Gross
ry.
—V.
Gross
'
*
'
706,680
620,961;
396,438
276,275
250.229
114,986
income—
901,367
277,255
railway
p.
.'
839,806
railway
oper.
160,
•
1—
203,321
133,383
138,419
13.
*4,997.617
4,953,273
stock.,
1,091.443
1,039.546
$4.76
for
estimated
taxes
estimated
U.
S.
Federal
(including
in
1944
excess
credits of $1,348,700 in
profits
taxes
after
4,663,006
990,116
$4.71.
Canadian
$11,407,800
1944 and $1,170,400 in
and
-
and
deducting
1943).—V.
1942
1941
$463,631
$450,126
$399,904
292,543
306,367
298,848
273,377
165,500
196,527
138,104
190,705
1,170,657
1,054,202
1,602,109
1,552,355
419,738
income™
oper.
1943
$448,133
railway
railway
317,753
831,750
923,940
a
total of 95,634 tons of ore was
and 6.16% zinc, from which was pro--!
duced approximately 13,637 tons of copper concentrates averaging ap¬
proximately 22.14% copper, 0.138 ounces gold, and 10.69 ounces silver;
also 7,847 tons of zinc concentrates averaging approximately
53.10%'
196,795
128,841
351,515
599,697
zinc.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
prof, taxes.
com.
ry.
$19,045,517 $17,367,473 $11,888,406
&
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway..™
railway
income
oper.
160,
p.
Normetal:
milled
Koppers Co.—To Retire $210,000 of Bonds—
post-war
There
of
have
$210,000
been
called
for
of first mortgage
redemption
and
as
of Sept.
1,
in
1944..a
collateral trust bonds, 3%%
During
the six months ended June 30, said in part:
Estimated
Ontario
copper
and
profit for the period was $380,200.
operating
During0'the
considerable
number
period
of
the
claims
Quebec.—V.
and
corporation
optioned
staked
three
Or
groups
purchased
of
claims
159, p. 641.
,
total
series,
t
period
the
averaging 3.43%
General:
a
1943
159, p. 2083.
The report covering
12.
income
in
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—Operations—
1944
from
from
1942
$4.58
exc,
share
providing
excess
$3,198,254
(Dr)—
oper.
each
directors
Net
1944
————
after
Outstanding shares of
Earnings
30—
June
earnings
Canadian
$2,643,816
income
'Debit.
be
with
Net
Ended
Net
ry.
Net
1,200,025
June—
Net
$429,730
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
International
Months
Net
72,025
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—30-Cent Dividend—
p.
$9,356,27*
Master Electric Co.—Debentures Called—
railway
shares,
The
p.
$9,943,402
7,299,586
rents
rents
able
1973.
Earnings—
6
facil.
Other
115,817
86,495
railway
1943, and 60 cents
521,022
117,900
Jt.
1944—6 Mos.—1943 ;-
$1,429,631
999,901
$441,230
___
revenues
oper.
Equipment
$1,302,863
607,436
Net
1—
compares
A
prof, taxes\
exc.
Earnings per share
159, p.
1942
$1,394,732
Dal-
in
2199.
p.
1941
2,078,062
Jan.
distribution
June
1943
-
159,
1944—Month—1943
$1,609,311
expenses
$203,039
income
160, p.
last.
065,026
Co
Prov.
—V.
1944
—_—$1,316,461
he was Chief Metallurgist
ordnance plant, producing
1,168,081
revenues
Deduct,
1942
$264,942
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Distribution—
160,
95,900
amort,
Ore
Earnings—
1943
$251,804
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
30—
elec¬
306,252
Operating
Gross
by dissenting stockholders
been
Deprec. & amort, of emerg. facilities
Prov.
a
194,379
railway
oper.
record
Months
elected Vice-President
member of the law firm of Jones,
$347,696
railway
from
Gross
on
Interlake Iron Corp.
3
of the
Adam
of Sales, has been
Manager
oper.
from
capital stock of the corporation, and each share
will be converted into one thirty-fifth
of the capital stock of the corporation (except
of
metallurgical,
for the U. S. Navy.—V.
Period End.: June 30—
Vice-Pres., Etc.—
director and a member
in charge of sales.
a
as
Vice-President
as
1944
from
Net ry.
ry.
119.
Sales
General
from
—V.
one-tenth
resigned
and
Standard
of Standard
shares
p.
of
share
a-common
in
the
stock
common
of
&
guns
Taxes
has
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.
Net
author¬
will be
into
the
Safe
anti-aircraft
products.
Mack organization,
Lock
Co.'s special
.
Net
making
Parsons
June—
shares.
converted
joining
York
the
Operating
Cockley & Reavis of Cleveland, Ohio, has been elected a director.
160, p. 328. /
■
of
preferred
chemical,
direct
firm's
Maine Central RR.—Earnings—
$3,860,536 $29,479,499 $28,339,943
Charge of Sales, John W. Reavis,
Day,
to
corporation,
79,993
truck
the
Before
for
1944—28 Wks.—1943
1944—4 Wks.—1943
in
—V.
322,117
for:
to
Bofors
$4,350,480
Hazlett,
par)
(no
and
applied
Postmaster of Minneapolis
as
will
Mitchell
Dr.
trical, mechanical, Diesel, fuels, lubricants and other research activities
allied
special assistant to the Post¬
as
2083.
Dr. Walter M. Mitchell as Director of Research
by L. C. Josephs, Vice-President in charge of
of
announced
been
engineering.
Inc.—Retail Sales Rise—
July 15—
committee,
consolidation
shares
and
merger
the
ized
for
shares
of
effect
Products
of
additional
19,949
taking
appropriate steps for the effecting of the merger are
and taken, each share of preferred stock of Standard
If
of
and
the
Coated
number
common
of
par)
upon
Standard
total
Exchange has authorized the listing on official
of
14,839
additional 6%
cumulative
preferred
issuance,
issued
be
served
States and
p.
J.
From
York Stock
notice
M.
executive
Gross
Corp.—Listing
159,
board of
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.—New
due
Interchemical
had
United
sales
Lewis
have
the
the
160. p. 432.
time
any
1944.-
Bonds Placed Privately—
Eleven
he
time
1922.—V.
to
Jewel Tea Co.
St.,
Retail
announced
was
that
to
1914
of
1944
1,
Chicago, 111.
''
from
member
a
as
master General of
Continental
the
at
231
A
Sept.
of
as
the election of Edward A. Purdy
announces
directors.
Mr. Purdy, Assistant to the President of the Twin Cities Ordnance
Plant, was Vice-President of Wells-Dickey Co. from 1922 to 1942.
Illinois Commercial Telephone Co.—Calls Bonds—
June
Chairman,
Appointment
has
.
(Continued
on page
569)
i
Volume
160
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4305
Stock and Bond Sales
DAILY
New York Stock
«»
WEEKLY
-
537
YEARLY
-
Exchange
/
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sale* an disregarded In (he day's range, unless (hey are (he only transactions of the day. No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
United States Government Securities
Below
we
furnish
the New York Stock Exchange
on
daily record of the transactions in Treasury, Home Owners1 Loan and Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation coupon bonds on the New York
a
Stock Exchange during the current week.
July 29
Dally Record of U. S. Bond Prices
f High
4%S, 1947-52
Aug. 1
July 31
—
] Dow
Treasury
Figures after decimal point represent
Aug. 2
Treasury
2%s, June, 1964-1969
—
[Close
[High
j Low c
100.1
.
100.1
[High
—
5
,
2%s, Dec., 1964-1969
100.3
[Close
100.3
[High
100.4
Total sales in $1,000 units
,
—
—
2%s
10
__i
1965-70
[ High
—
:...
Low
100.4
[Close
—
—
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
100.4
Total sales in $1,000 units
3
100.14
—
3Vi,. 1946-49
--
IHigh
Low
—
—
—
100.14
Close
Total sales in $1,000
units—
Total
;;;
s
|c^w
---
---
...
:::
Total sales In $1,000 units
[ High
:::
——
—
'
:::
Total sales in
112.13
;
Total sales in
102.14
...
2
IJtilgh
$1,000 units
28, March 1948-50
(High
28, Deo. 1948-50
units
—
—
( Low
[Close
—
j Low
—
.
Total sales in $1,000 units
Total sales in $1,000 units
1'
Si, June, 1949-51
f High
-I Low
[ Hign
—
j Low
...
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units—.
[High
88,
Total sales In $1,000 units
—
Total sales in $1,000 units
—
—
[High
j Low
2%8, 1960-65
(Close
*
*
...
Total sales In $1,000 units
{ Low
[Close
■///
[High
[Close
1949-1951
Sept.,
—
{Low
2%s, 1958-63
Ss, Dec.,
...
*
w n
[Hign
-I LOW
1949-1951
[close
*
—
Total sales in $1,000 units
—
k
V
2s, March,
—
1950-1952
[dose
Total sales in $1,000 units
[High
j Low
1945
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
(High
—
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
(High
f—
[Close
Total sales to $1,000 units
S%8, 1949-53
[Close
\
2s, 1951-1953
—
Total sales in
—
$1,000 units
—
—
'
( Low
1951-55
/
[Close
—
—
Total sales in $1,000 units
...
—
(High
[High
—j Low
[Close
1952-1954
2s,
<
Low
—.
'
[ClOSC
—
Total sales in
—
$1,000 units
Total sales in $1,000 units
I High
2s
[High
Low
—
i Low
[Close
1953-55
—
[Close
2%s, 1952-54
\
Total sales In
—
$1,000 units
—
(High
Total sales In $1,000 units
l%s
f High
—
—
—
—
w
...
—
---
~
[High
—
100.9
j Low
—
100.9
Total sales in $1,000 units
?
2%S, 1962-67
[close
Total sales in $1,000 units
[Close
Total sales In
Home
Owners
100.5
j
100.5
100.6
10
;
100.6
100.5
10
Low
[Close
Total sales In $1,000 units
Total sales in
x
{Transaction
Wednesday
Aug. 2
$ per sharr
$ per share
—
Low
—
$1,000 units
...
transaction on Aug.
of registered bond.
3,
2%s Dec. 1964-1969 5 bonds at 100.2.
.
STOCKS
Thursday
Aug. 3
$ per share
Sales for
Friday
Aug. 4
NEW YORK
the Week
t per share
♦Odd
lot
sales.
^
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Aug. 1
•
Registered
NEW YORK STOCK
Tuesday
/
[Close
100.6
Monday
July 31
—
Loan
1%S, 1945-1947-
[High
$ per share
$1,000 units
(High
100.9
$5
—
—
1963-1968
{ Low
1948
...
i Low
[Close
S%8, 1956-58
July 29
—
(High
2s,
Total sales In $1,000 units—
$ per share
*
—
LOW
[Close
—
—
[ High
j Low
•{ Low
1950-1952
—
—-
L°*
Sept.,
2s,
—
[High
1948
Saturday
"
-
("High
i Low
-r
—~
Total sales In $1,000 units
2%s,
<
[Close
2%S, 1956-59
$%8, 1950-52
High
j Low
Total sales in $1,000 units.—.
Low
[Close
1
I Close
2%s,
100.11
[Close
[High
2%s,
100.11
$1,000 units
I
2.:■■ ■■/■
2%S, 1951-54
100.11
Close
102.14
—
[High
Total sales in $1,000
.■:/
Low
$1,000 units
2%8, 1948-51
...
\
1956-59
5
[Close
Total sales In
2%s
112.13
102.14
—^Low
2%S, 1945-47—
...
fHigh
Low
[Close
; -
;;;
>—
■ ■v
Low
Total sales in $1,000 units
[High
;/
\
-
112.13
-jc^
units
...
Low
[Close
f High
Total sales in $1,000
[High
\
2%s, 1954-56
units.—.—
2%s#
Low
[Close
'
—
icS
Total sales in $1,000
(High
\
[close
[High
I *1951-55
$1
...
2%S, 1952-55
units———-
100.14
—_
Total sales In $1,000 units
[High
Total sales in $1,000
$1,000 units
> ■■■■'■■
;;;
units
3., 1946-48
m
2%s, 1951-53
}cS
Total sales in $1,000
sales
j ;
(High
SM. 1949-52
100.3
Low
{
—
—
3%8, 1946-56
Low
(Closs
—"
Total sales In $1,000 units
100.1
...
Total sales to $1,000 units
—
[Hign
] Low
July 81
July 29
fHigh
—
Total sales In $1,000 units
4S, 1944-54
point.
a
Daily Record of U. 8. Bond Prices
—
[Close
32d of
one or more
Aug. 4
Aug. 3
Range for Previous
Range since January 1
Highest
STOCK
Year 1948
Lowest
Shares
EXCHANGE
Par
Lowest
S per share
t per share
per share
Highest
t per share
■
62%
62 y2
61%
61%
*61
*110
111
*110
♦55
61
*55
60
*54
♦62
63%
*63
63%
♦110
112%'
—
♦12%
12 y4
121/4
*29%
30%
*29%
*22%
40%
23
40%
95
*90
6%
6%
150
*145
2%
2%
12%
31
22%
23
40y8
401/4
*90
6%
*143'/8
2%
95
6%
150
2%
—
63%
62
111%
61
—
*62
*110
*55
—
—
63%
*
63
111%
9%
*631/4
93/4
*63 »/4
121/4
12%
12%
30
30%
40%
401/4
*90
6%
*143%
2%
95
6%
149
2%
23
40%
*89
6%
*1431/8
2%
23
403/4
95
6%
149
23/4
121/8
*30
*22%
40y8
*89
6%
*143%
2%
12%
12
303/4
23%
40%
93
7
149
23/4
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
321/4
31
31%
54%
55
55
551/4
551/4
55
55
55
55
27
27'A
27 y4
271/4
83
12%
148%
*14%
30%
*81
83
*78
13
13
13
13
148%
16
30%
148%
148%
148
27%'
83
*13'/4
13%
148
15%
15%
*151/4
16%
30y4
*29%
30
271/4
*81
13%
*29%
For footnotes see page 547.
26%
83
147%
*15'/4
293/4
26%
*81
13
148
147%
17
*151/4
29%
29%
263/4
*143%
26%
147
*15%
29%
900
„
3,800
-
5,600
23/4
9,000
311/4
7,900
55
1,100
26%
54%
*13
200
149
30%
*81
17
6%
2%
83
29%
93
6%
13%
148
40%
393/4
*88
— -
3,600
'
23
23
.
6.900
100
12%
*30
31
26%
9%
633/8
303/4
54%
*79
V
2,800
83
13%
-
700
4%
preferred
Corp
4
Jan
3
100
—10
Albany Si Susquehanna RR
100
Allegheny Corp
—1
5%% pf A with $30 war.——100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Alghny Lud Stl Corp
Alleg & West Ry 6 % gtd
—No par
100
—1
Allen Industries Inc
Allied
17
100
293/4
900
Allied Mills Co Inc
1,300
8% Aug
No par
Inc
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Min
Chemical St Dye
Allied Kid Co
149
60
-1
-No Par
10
Express
Corp—
Reduction
24
28
Adams-Millis
Air
114
Jan
2.50
C P Brill Motors Co—
Address-Mutlgr
109% Jan 17
No par
Acme Steel Co
Adams
52% Feb 21
100
...
Abraham St 8traus
A
64% Jun 23
No par
Abbott Laboratories
10
-
61
8%
63%
303/4
300
62%
111%
*54
643/8
121/4
23
*62%
111%
61
*29%
23
63
111%
*54
—
63 y4
*62
*110
61
—
—No par
—8
No par
47
53
Jan
124
Jan
2
3
Jan
Jan
3
<
Apr 26
13% Mar 18
29 y» Jun
6
7% Jan
25% Feb
14% Jan
Jun
27
July
13
Apr
32% July
21 Va Mar
48% Jun
38% Jan
67
Jan
76 ya
Jan
Jan
5ya
Jan
13
Jan
18 ya
Jan
64
Jan
7
Jan
Sep
7%
Apr
128%
3% Jan
85
Ju\y 14
34% July 14
58% July 14
29% July 5
85% Jun 13
14% July 5
21
9y< Jan
57%~6ep
3
4
70
7an
7% July J3
161
Jun
3
24% Apr 19
141
52
41%
115% Sep
3
July 15
92% July 3
3
37
Jan
7
43
Mar 29
23% Jan
Nov
13% July 12
31% Jun 16
13
5% Apr 18
63% Mar
>
24
371/4 May 18
75
51% Jan
108
35%
July
9% Aug
10% Jan 27
6
12
64% July 17
26 % Jan 31
19% Jan
Jun
Dec
3% July
-
32 V*
Sep
45%
Sep
31% July
75
May
11% Jun
152% July 14
16% Feb
5
140% Jan
10% Jan
14% May
35y4 Mar 27
16% Jan
37% Nov
.
165
July
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
Monday
Saturday
20%
102
37%
37%
115V4
115%
21%
*21 %
21%
3%
*3%
3%
41
103
103%
1,200
28
28%
27%
28
75%
76%
75%
75%
75%
76
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20
*66%
67%
66%
66%
16%
-17%
16%
20%
67%
16%
43
43
# 43
134
*131
20%
20%
68
*66%
16 »/4
161/2
43
43
.
*131
133
-
"
'■
177
'
13
*16%
*102%
26%
3%
3%
*9%
25%
25%
25%'
9%
82
*35%
21%
21%
*
"
♦42
♦72
74
*72
*67%
69
*8%
16%
*
11%
8%
8%
8%
*49%
50
J.7%
50
18%
*59%
18%
17%
18
92
92
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%,
16
16
16
16
10
10
10
10
10%
11%
11%
11%
10%
11
10%
10%.
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
125%
36%
128%
125%
125%
37%
37%
10%
22%
*125%
2%
2%
50%
50%
50%
49%
50%
49%
46
46
46%
45%
46
44%
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
50
45%
11%
11%
11%
15%
15%
15%
15%
71
71%
70%
71
*157
158%
156%
:
*24%
24%
*18%
21%
18%
21%
43
1
y
127
,
*28%
#V 18%
18%
18%
'21%
21%
*21%
"
"
44%
*29
72%
72
72
73
72%
72%
149%
149
149%
72
148
148
147%
148
3,300
i
680
5%
*54%
55%
54%
54%
j 6,800
2,000
American
I
100
56
120
5
56
i
25%
26
25%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
30%
31
30%
31
30%
31
30%
30%
27%
27%
*27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
27%
.3%
3%
*3%
*52%
}:
53
,
6%
6
6%
91
91%
89%
90%
107%
105%
*42%
11%
6%
6%
*12%
16%
16%
16%
*104%
*11%
*100
100 %
12%
12%
>;
-
38
11%
711%
16%
*106%
16%
105%
106%
107
101
100
101%
*106%
*37
38 ~
100%
107%
*106%
106%
107%
*106%
107%
68
67%
68%
68
68%
67%
68%
94%
94%
94
94
93%
94%
94%
95%
39%
39%
107
*39%
27%
*27%
63
27%
*62
63
40
*
28%
63%
30%
39%
*27%
*62%
30
30%
30%
30
112%
112
112
*111%
14
14
14
14%
55
55
55
55
59
59
14
59
*119
120%
*119
*17
18%
18
*27%
28%
39%
1%
Apr
29% May
Jan
9
May
87%
Jun
Jun
5
46% Jan
5
5
7
Jan
26
39
Jan
78%
Jun
37% July 17
30
Feb
36%
Apr
Jan
4%
35
Jan
40%
53 %
Jan
70
May
Jan
5
May
102
4
Jan
66%
37%. Jan
Sep
Jan
9% May
5%
Jan
7%
39%
X
Jan
47
Feb
Oct
?
Nov
17y2 May
82% Sep
15*/2 Jun
7% Nov
July 15
68
93% July 12
16% July
1
12%
Jan
5
7%
Feb
25% Juiy 18
-
20%
Jan
271/a
Apr
3
116%
Jan
125%
Nov
x26
Jan
36
Oct
12% July
125% Aug
37% July 24
July
52% July
4% May
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
45%
Oct
6% Jan
'
11%
Jun
12% Jun
9
Jan
3
163
Jan
22
12% Jan
62% Jan
3
17% July 10
3
75% July 13
54
13% Jan
7
18 % July
July 17
8
July 10
43% July 10
160
July 12
8% Jan
12% Jan
31
25
Deo
38
144% Feb
July 13
Oct
48%
?
35% Jan
Oct
173
154
Feb
V 10%
Jan
July 27
176
Jun
16%
5
49% Mar 22
27
Feb 14
10%
A
1
3
6
44% Feb 21
40
Jun
4%
20
4
Jun
Apr
7
9% July
lisy* Feb 18
32
Jan 21
2
2
July
8% July 14
50
Jun 13
12
Jan 10
-
f i
72
6% Jan
20
21
7% Mar 31
Mar 25
10
14% Feb
Jan
43
75% Jun 22
6JL
Jan 19
7% Apr 25
46
2%
July 10
6
16% July
69% July
Jan
106%
#
•
95%
96
40
38%
397B
62%
*61%
63%
?
62%
63
27%
*61%
63%
400
31
31%
8,800
30%
30%
30%
30%
111%
111%
111%
111%
*109
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
1
14%
30%
5,700
27%
•
112
»
A 3,100
400
130
111
3,200
55
55
*54%
55
55
55
800
59%
59
59%
*59
59%
58%
59
180
119%
119%
*119
120%
*119
120%
*17
18%
*17
10%
11%
76
76
18
11
11
11
11%
11%
*75
76
76
76
18
*119
*17
10%
*74
20
1203/4
200
18
1,000
10%
20
76
4%
4%
4%
4%
21%
21%
21%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
32,100
21%
21%
21%
21%
.20%
21%
9,500
18,700
Santa Fe
;
Line RR
Atl G & W I SS Lines
Atlantic Coast
5%
preferred
non-cum
Refining
Atlantic
4%
conv
Atlas
pref series A
Corp
preferred
6 %
Atlas Powder
5%
conv
$5
23% July 13
45% Aug
1
12
16% Jan
3
Feb 11
111
Apr
129 %
7
Jan
Jan
6
of Del (The)
Aug
45
Apr
75
57% Jan
..8% Jan
39% Apr
116% Apr
.
10
6% Jan
3
67% Jan
3
65% July
6
129%
Jan
146% July
6%
Jan
Jun
3
16
12% July
49%
Jan
32
28
3%
9
Jan
53%
Jan
55%
Jan
'
July
7%
25
Jan 24
33% July 17
24
Jan
20
Jan
7
28% July 20
16%
31%
Jan
117% May 26
111%
Jan
3
Jan
6
9% Jan
10
2% Jan
2
114
12
57
Jan
3
4"% Apr
19
42
Jun
34
5
Jan
3
35% Apr 18
9% Feb 17
8% Jan
3
12% July 10
13% Jun 28
74% Jan
9
85
-
115
Jan
4
12% Jan
4
102
>
r
9 flK
Jan
85% Jan
82
47% Sep
6% Sep
Jan
Sep
Dec
40%
v
75
84 '
?
Jun
0% Jan
10% Jun
Jan
10% Jun
4%
92
Oct
110
Feb
Jan
15%
2
2
Jan
97% July
5a
Jan
Aug
July 10
July 11
71% July 20
98
Jun 27
108
\
20#
100
66
67% July
-
90% July
Jan
May 31
19
V: 38
24% Nov
Mar 23
-7
,
Maris
32% May 17 •
24% Jan 14
113
July
6
44
18%
106
May
36%
Oct
Jan
68
Oct
Jan
28% May
Jan
~
65
Oct
39%
108% Nov
44% Jan
30
Jun
94% July
Jan
Jan
44
3
15
59% Jun
•
Apr
Feb
3%
6%
38
7
Jan
Feb
14 V2
30 :# Jan
.
Mar
72%
101% Aug
May 19
'103% Jan 19
53% Jan *3
25J
-49'"#
May 29
107
'3
#33
25% Jan
116
17% July 13
3
v,.
Jan
Apr
23% July;
Jan
,
94% July 14
110
Jan
7
46% Jun 28
Apr
29%
.
Jan
3
46
16
6% July
-
# 8% Dec
v/i Jan
5
July
4% Jun 24
Apr
54% Mar
Jan
24% Nov
6
Nov
\ 8% July
79% July
37/a Nov
42%
54% July 26 "
28
24% Jan 26
May
88%
Jan
3%
2
5
Sep
121% Aug
115% Jan
July 14
Aug
6% July
Feb
63% July
Jan
9% Mar 16
Jan
158% July
Jan
43%
91
4
Aug
32% Aug
42%
96
44
Jun
115
127% Jan
120% July 11
9% July 5
3
84% Jan
17% July
33
July 14
July 11
49
26
6% Jan
Dec
16
#
13% Jun 19
19
'
29% May
Jan
3
7
75
152% July
3
7
3
Jan
151% Aug
Jan
16
Apr
161
Oct
19%
,
May
32% Mar
17% Jan
91
Jan
21% Jan
July
164
3
156
141%
24
July
31% Jun
26% May 17
139
No par
No par
No par
prior A
18
47%
•
11% Mar
113%
Mar
Sep
107% Feb
18
11% Jan
3
15% Jun
29
53% Jan
7
56
Feb
24
52% Apr
19
62
Jun 12
52
Jan
1
113
Jan
123
Jun
16
Dec
112
100
preferred
Nichols
Aviation Corp
19% July 20
No par
>
Atlas Tack Corp
Austin
20
56% Jan
—100
:—100
—100
100
——1
—100
25
—100
5
50
—
preferred
5%
Jan
29
No par
Atch Topeka &
27% Mar 16
100
preferred
preferred
45
151
10
15
Investment Co.—
1st
9
8
22 % Jun
2d preferred™—
5%
9,500
96
28
60
67
68
96
38%
100
Assoc
J
106% 106%
66
7%
5
66 %
V
700
13
15% Apr
>
Dee
39% May
147
Mar
No par
preferred
6%
210
I
38
3
Jan
5
Associated Dry Goods
7%
3
36% Jan
147
No par
Corp
Artloom
18
13% Feb 21
26% Jan
12.50
No par
20
5
Constable Corp
1,300
,
55
18
18
10
Nov
90% Jun
Jan
Apr 19
3% Jan
3
39% Mar 31
05
Mar 27
No par
5
No par
100
1
100
;—100
Arnold
l.f
*59%
120%
4% Jun
Jan
6% Jan
22%
50
No par
Cork Co—
Armstrong
100
!
101%
38
*27%
76
4%
4%
107
100%
28
10%
77
4%
39%
40%
•73%
11%
11%
*75
107
•
>
#
108
10C%
r
3,500
:
16%
■
*111%
*54%
#
12%
16%
preferred
Daniels Mldl'd
& Co of Illinois
86 conv prior preferred
7% preferred
180
#
117
*115
*17 %
38
*37
38
67%
107
7
25"% Apr
1
25
Lead & Smelt
Armour
1,600
11%
12
*
117
*115
17
1,700
:
42%
*11
12--
12
12%
:
90%
107
*42
11%
100%
*37
1%
5
Mar 22
8
No par
No par
No par
100
Archer
i
500
10,500
6%
90%
"106
42%
16%
,
5%
106 %
42%
117
*115
.
90%
; 1,300
52
52
42%
16%
105%
100%
*37
12%
117
90%
105%
16%
105%
100%
38
42%
3%
6%
6
106
106
42%
12%
■
90
.
42%
*115
*104%
*37
90
106
90
*11%
<
117
*115
:
105%
89%
105%
12%
12%
12%
117
♦115
'
11%
3%
52%
6%
12
*10%
52%
3%
52%
6
July
5"% Mar 16
33
100
Cable
Anchor Hock Glass Corp
$5 dlv preferred
Andes Copper Mining
A P W Paper Co Inc
10
|
*10%
3%
-3%
-
42%
42%
43
*10%
11%
3%
*52%
105%
*105
*10%
3%
;
Dec
10
10
Anaconda Wire &
2,200
116
116
#
11%
52%
..
'
116
*114
116
.
*10%
§ 3%
52%
6
*114
.
11%
*10%
52%
3%
52%
•
116
*114
11%
*10%
11%
#'
116
*114
116
*10%
547/8
5
Jan
14
Anaconda Copper Mining
890
30%
B
Wks & Elec
85 prior conv
12,200
30%
*27
Dec
4
Jun
59
25
25
100
Preferred
200
26%
Co
Woolen—
Amer Zinc
;4,100
5
—
1st preferred—
American
•,7,300
89%
87
31
*114
Jun
42%
29
3
—100
Viscose Corp
Water
$6
25%
7
Feb
104%
10% July
68
No par
No par
No par
preferred
5%
Am
i
10,100
*54
56
/
23,000
8%
98%
7% # 8%
# ¥
5%
5%
*54
•
31
.
18%
Jan
15% Jan 10
18.50
No par
No par
No par
—100
,—25
Foundries Inc—
Amer Type
!
*95
90%
88%
v.
5%
*54
56
*54
v,.
Dec
Apr 25
Jan 26
23
—100
preferred
6l/o
12%
#< 8%
98%
8% X 8%
91
-
#
45
*119
8%
>
*95
9
5%
5%
5%
5%
89
90%
87
5%
Jan
15
preferred
Common class
123/4
'
86
86
*5%
8%
8%
8%
9%
8%
8
11% May
6%
13%
97%
% 53% Jan 11
Apr 19
2% Mar 6
Feb
Tobacco
American
44%
120
*119
98%
*95
98%
*95
6,700
1,500
'
120
8%
8%
8%
:•#
8%
8%
8%
71%
13%
8%
86
72
45%
98%
8
72
12%
8
85%
:
44%
*95
Apr
8
5
Mar
105
7
25
t
American Sugar Refining
100
?Preferred
-—i.
-100 '
Am 8umatra Tobacco™^-—No par
Amer Telep & Teleg Co
100
# 200
f
13%
8%
18%
July 10
18
Mar 10
4
Foundries
Stove
American
.100
s
non-cum
American Stores
'3,600
5
29%
45%
98%
#
45
127
703%
12%
8
6%
.1,300
163 3%
45%
*119
21%
70%
12%
*95
14
14% July
5
10% Jan
4
29
—
Amer Steel
800
163%
45%
120
I
*28%
■
12%
120
18%
44%
127
29
.
45
120
♦119
Jan
Jun
July
116% July
8% Jan
American Snuff
120
3,800
71%
71
45%
*45%
45%
120
149
.
80
24%
112% May
14% Feb
Smelting & Refg
Preferred
..
200
f
163%
29
163%
149
148%
J
?*-'
Arner
360
243/4
21%
-
•
12%
12%
12%
45
127
72%
72
149%
44%
♦126%
-
45%
28%
28%
163% 163%
71%
*71%
:
72%
V
73
30
'162%' 163%
72%
72%
Nov
Feb
80% Jan
Ship Building Co
4,200
43%
,
Amer
250
;
149
*18
21%
2.1%
■
127
*126%
128
29%
163%
'
22
44%
45%
44%
*126
128
Jan
59%
27% July 15
—100
Safety Razor
American Seating Co
900
I
.
40
243/g
18%
*18
30
*42%
?
1
15%
149
24%
24%
18%
21%
45%
*28%
163%
149%
24%
21% V
162%
29%
162%
43%
149%
150
24%
18%
*126
*42%
.
*148
24%
24%
24%
13
■L
*43
152%
17
15234
152
153
153%
43%
153%
43%
148
148
73%
40
40%
x40
40%
40
156
*42%
43%
148
24%
43
*126
"4 *147%
40%
156
158
42%
44%
148
30
40
40%
*45%
*29%
30
*29%
29%
%
30
40
*119
29%
15%
29%
12%
29%
15%
40%
*149
15%
16%
15%
30
73
15%
16%
15%
30
*72%
*15%
9,900
#
45%
24%
82% July 20
...
No par
No par
No par
American
—
15%
*16%
16%
*40
i
185% July
42% July 14
4
Nov
v
24,800
; 180
72%
17%
16%
15%
*43%
73%
17
15%
15%
*147%
72%
17%
15%
•
15%
15%
.
Nov
168
July 10
Aug
96
50
850
3,900
<5,700
.
91% July
.
16%
17
*16%
*176
180
15%
72%
71%
71%
*176
15%
15%
15%
15%
<
3,700
■
180
*176
180
*176
180
*176
2%
2%
2%
37
Jan
183
5
101% Feb
No par
No par
No par
$5 preferred
No par
Am Rad & Stand San'y——No par
Preferred I
100
American Rolling Mill—
25
4%% conv preferred
100
f 380
453%
49%
45%
37
71%
107
No par
900
2%
49%
45%
49%
45%
180
127
37%
2%
50
37
r
2,300 *
f 20
.
2%
45%
11%
700
9% May
95% July 13
134
May 26
100
No par
1
preferred
conv
Locomotive
7% preferred
Amer Mach <fc Fdy Co_
Amer Mach & Metais
Amer Metals Co Ltd
6% preferred
American News Co
Amer Power h Light—
|6 preferred
2,300
3,800
,
Invest Co of 111
American
8,700
22%
*125%
5%
50
t
37
49%
*176
128
8%
preferred
Internal Corp
American
600
»
37%
2%
2%
2%
*125%
128
*36%
36%
2%
8%
49%
18%
"
16
127
36%
*8%
49%
18%
*
23%
*22%
*125
8%
49%
17%
23% 7
91%
91%
16%
*8%
49%
11
18
18
17%
*91%
6 % non-cum
Amer
1,800
16%
*8%
*49
49%
*49
8%
9
*8%
8%
8%
500
#400
83%
8%
8%
.
3,600
634
70
70
70
♦69
f
6%
6%
6%
6%
70
*68
69
69
?
72
72
72%"'.
|
Jan
115% July 24
-
3,000
5%
44
*413%
Jan
3%
120
10
preferred
No par
preferred A
No par
$6 preferred
No par
American Hawaiian 68 Co
10
American Hide & Leather™
1
6% conv preferred™.
—50
American Home Products
-1
American Ic?
—No par
400
Jan
127%
18
$7
1,200
i
35
43% July
27%
4
Jan
20
$7 2d
4,300
8%
8%
49% ;
18%
91%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
69
6%
6%
6%
6%
*6%
6%
6%
*67%
3,100
2,500
92%
5
5%
44
71%
4.
3%
35
35%
5
1,400
20%, 21%
*80%
83%
21%
*41
74
'
■
92
82%- 82%
44
600
263/4
26%
*
4%
*34%
5%
*
.5
5
44
72
72%
*70%
'#
5
72
*41%
2,300
91%
21
83%
♦41
*
5
~
2,000
3%
*9%/.. 10
26%
91%
35%
43%
4%
5
44
*42
25%
3%
.
9%
4
82
36%
3%
26%
21%
25%
25%
30
Apr
108% Feb
American
40
1
103%
Dec
Nov
9%
Jan
108% Jan
Crystal Sugar
10
6% 1st preferred—,
100
Amer Distilling Co stamped
20
American Encaustic Thing
1
Amer European Sees
No par
American Export Lines Inc
1
Amer & Foreign Power
No par
9%
*35
83
83
American Colortype Co
2,100
4
91
*35%
36
1,000
VIM
3%
91%
"
91
21
20%
13%
18%
61
July 12
14
Jan 26
23
Jan
4%
44% Jun
33% Apr 18
68% Jan
76% July
Jan
47
27
132
May 12
1
170% Jan
Car & Fdy
2% July
Jan
8%
6
19% Jun
Mar
82
13%
25%
27%
4
89%
1
25
100
17
10
*26%
14
8
17
3%
10
37% Jan
13%
*103%
52
25
126% Apr 12*
'—100
116%
103%
75% July 27
3
,
No par
1% non-cum preferred™,
100
Am Chain & Cable Inc
No par
100
5% conv preferred
American Chicle-™™.—
Na par
500
Sep
7% Jan
Preferred
40
I
Jun
34
60
.—1
No par
Corp
17
103%
26
26
4%
4
-
163%
3%
26
21%
*81% * 83%
'
82
3%
'9%
90%
36%
20%
36
103%
25%
4
4
90
#
89%
20%
17
3%
1,200
26
♦1J3
117
116% 117%
117
86%
Jan
23% July
13 V2
13%
17#
26
*78%
Jan
23
68% July 18
Can
American
x67
14
116%
116%
13%
80
4,000
# 400
Oct
110% July 17
31% Jan 14
Jan
"
#220
39%
31%
Apr
preferred
Cable & Radio Corp
American
Jan
Apr 25
Brake Shoe Co,
Amer
Jan
16
5%%
1,100
176%
39
26%
-
*114
115
116%
26
*26
26 %
26
25%
-
4
4
89%'
79%
103%
103%
3%
9%
25%
3%
9%
9%
80%
17
16%
26
25%
-
176%
39%
79%
91
115
-
115%
13%'
115%
16%
*102% 103%
103%
*26%
90%
176%
39%
803/i
115
*13
•16%
16%
91%
176%
40%
26%
26
*113
46,900
91
91%
176%
,
80%
80%
v
115% 115%
13 7
13
1161/4
*12%
>
26%
115
-*113
115
*115
39%
80%
26
25%
25%
40
39%
Am
#50
12%
39%
91
92
177
*79%
80%
•791/2
91
177
39%
40%
39%
92
177
*91%
92
" 176
4,300
<700
,11%
12%#:
12%
176%
"
*
*91
176
12%
17
43%
132%
*131
132%
♦131
Jan
%
13%
58
50
Bosch
Sep
17%
41% July 13
10
preferred
6%
American
43%
42%
42%
131%
12%
250
23%
5
28
May 17
Note
Sep
Dec
43% July
12
4
Mar 29
American
16%
17%
17
>:
.43%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
17%
17%
,
*43
131%
43%
134
28% Jan
16%
97
Jan
July 14
23% Jun
4
.-
26
1,300
65%
Jan
82
3,500
65%
7#
00
65%
■
19
19
Jan
Jan
26%
5
July
118
Apr
2
Amer
Bank
40% July
17% Apr
Agricultural Chemical-No par
American Alriinea Inc
10
20
X
103
105
6%
73%
July 10
July 7
22
3
24
14% Jan
Corp™_No par
76
20
♦66 »/2
115
600
75%
77
Petroleum
Amerada
2,200
28%
28
75%
♦20%
*131
42
*28
28
'■
100
1033/4
75%
75%
11
3%
101
28%
*27%
700
*40%
103%
101%
600
21%
3%
42
♦40%
42
103%
102%
4,400
114%
21%
27
96% Jan
preferred
5%
300
114%
28
*27%
5
3%
3%
*40%
41
41
105
37%
115
21%
3%
21%
21%
3%
*40%
37%
*114%
115
21%
#,
101%
37%
37%
101%
33% Apr
No par
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
No par
conv preferred™——100
Alpha Portland Cem
No par
Amalgam Leather Co Inc
1
6% conv preferred
50
Allied Stores Corp
4,900
20%
20
20%
101%
37%
37%
*114 %
*104%
4IV2
105
105
37%
114%
3%
3%
3«/2
*40%
37%
21%
21
21
.
101
101
114%
115
•113%
20
*100
20%
20%
20%
100%
*99
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
t per share
$ per share
Par
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
■#####::;
Shares
share
t per
$ per share
t per ghare
share
20%
20%
100% 100%
37%
37%
20%
201/a
*100
I per
t per share
5 per share
Aug. 3
Aug. 2
Aug. 1
July 31
July
Year 1943
Range since January 1
EXCHANGE
the Week
Aug. 4
Range for Previous
#■/#'
7
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday, August 7, 1944
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
; .
119% Aug
May 26
18
14 % Mar 31
7
Jan
Apr
19
84% May
3% Jan
3
5% July
66
Jan;
13% May
,
57
50% Jan
Sep
68% July
7%
Jan
8
2%
Jan
9% Aug
9
5
28%
Jan
85% Aug
July 31
13% May
25
6%
6%
3% Nov
Apr
B
21%
21%
21
16
16%
16%
12%
12%
12%
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65
•64%
23%
23%
23%
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17%
*16%
♦48%
50
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16%
8%
9
8%
9
8%
16%
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16%
12%
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65
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23%
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17
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50
16%
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12%
12%
12%
65
65%
65%
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17
„
50
16%
16%
23%
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16%
23%
8%
8%
8%
16
16%
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16%
12
12
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11%
65%
65%
65%
100
23%
23%
24%
2,400
83/4
*64%
23%
*16%
16%
50
50
5V2% preferred
Barnsdall Oil Co
16%
16%
16
16%
3,800
153/4
5,600
16
16%
16
16
16
16 %
15%
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 %
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30%
30
30
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35%
35%
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35%
35%
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6,000
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11%
11%
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3,200
39
39%
39%
38%
39%
Cigars
$4.25
Beech
Inc
Creamery
preferred
Aircraft
Corp
RR
Beech-Nut Packing Co
11%
38%
Bayuk
Beech
*12%
4,600
<
Bath Iron Works Corp
Beatrice
Creek
Jan
20%
Dec
10% July
5
3%
Jan
10
3
Apr
9% Jan
3
18% July
5
6
Jan
14%
Apr
13 %
July 20
Apr
3
Jan
12%
9% Jan.
5%
66
Jun
3
Dec
26% Jan
24
60
23% July 15
Apr 24
Jan
4
21% Apr 25
-
12
Jan
4
18
—50
Barker Brothers
*49
16%
10%
5% Jan
18
No par
17
50
16%
*
100
—10
Asphalt Corp
Barber
*49
16
*35
1,100
preferred
Bangor & Aroostook
Conv 5%
preferred.
4%
*16%
16%
*107
7,500
—13
100
100
50
t c
Baltimore & Ohio
17
16%
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Baldwin Loco Works v
43
Jan
24
,50
5
1
-No par
25
No par
1
,_50
:
—20
Belding-Hemingway—L——No par
Bell Aircraft Corp..,
1
Bendix
Aviation
5
July
5
May 23
15% May 15
18% Mar 17
15% Jan
3
18% Mar 15
25% Feb
15
31
May 22
105% Jun 24
7% Jun
31
Jan
111% Jun
10% Jan.
8'
11
12
3
10% Apr 25
33% Jan
13
.
31% July
35% Aug
10
2
108% Feb 28
11% Jan
3
35% July 11
Feb 15
117
13
July
15% Jan
6
11
42% July 13
:
34%
Jan
63%
12
Feb
28% July
Sep
Sep
Jan
15%
30
Jan
47
12%
Jan
19% July
13%
Jan
# 20% Mar
23%
Jan
5%
24%
Jan
105 %
Dec
7% Nov
25%
Jan
93
Jan
9%
Dec
9% Nov
33
Nov
X29
May
33% July
*110
14%
Sep
Sep
33% July
114
Aug
11% July
20% Mar
39%
Apr
Volume
Number 4305
160
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
Monday
Saturday
July 29
STOCKS
Thursday
t per share
S per share
J per share
19 y8
19%
■"56
58
*56
58
39% 5
*39 %
19%
40
19 '/a
19 y4
19%
19%
19%
58
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$ per share
191/4
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39%
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39%
19%
19%
19
62%
62%
63%
62%
1,25%
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126%
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115
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115
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32
32%
39%
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39%
40
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5%
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1,500
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41
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-
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3 8 7/8
800
31%
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1093/4
2,400
200
141/a
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1
3,300
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39
40
32
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40
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Co
7% preferred
Budd (E G) Mfg—
7% preferred——:
$5 preferred
7,900
40%
6%
•
109%
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1093/4
141/a
14
14 y»
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11%
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21%
22
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41
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27
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25
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2,700
3,300
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5%
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63%
61
623/a
23,800
Chicago Great West RR
2,300
3,300
6 3%
:
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100
31
31
31%
30%
31
31
31
31
30%
30%
2,300
400
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conv
Colorado
preferred
&
Southern—:
76 y4
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116% May
43
;
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•
Nov:
6%
54'A Aug
10 'A Apr
Nov
105
187/8 July
674 July
5
Jun
May
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Oct
Jan
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23/4
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41 :
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5'A
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Jan
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6
1274 July 12
2974 Mar 13
374 July -8
16% July 10
86% July 10
241% July 12
1
Apr
9%
9
15% Jun 30
Jan
>
75
2%
Oct
10% July
29'A
Jan
9%
May
49
•
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Jan
Nov
5% Apr
18'A July
65% Nov
16 " Jan
Jan
83%
Apr
251% May
57
143/4 Jan
148
70
111
11% May
47% July
9% Apr
,
26% Jan
4
25% Jan
4
97%
16
32%
5
127%
May 13
40
July 10
Dec
31% May
3% Jan
53/a
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Jan
Apr
Dec
147
Nov
Dec
54% July
Jan
403%
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23
July H
5
16%
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Jun
Sep
21
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Mar 20
3
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13
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25
22
3
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Mar 28
98
Mar
115
4
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3
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116
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9
110
.
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18%
23
11% Jun
>
Jun
3% Mar
111
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27% Jun
.
Apr
July
23%
1%' Jan
4% July
1121/4 July 19
Jan
Jun: 27 '
Jun
Dec
8% Nov
,
73/a
Sep
Apr
Jun
32%
,
Jan
72 a/8
Oct
163A
July 18
20% July 20
30
July 5
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July
18 '
24
Jan
109
Dec
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463A July 10
Jan
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,
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Jan
34
July
50
July
13V4 July 28
48'
Mar
33% Jan
6
9% Mar 25
2%
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18% Mar 25
7%
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7% Mar 22
2%
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9% May
17% May
7% May
25% Mar 22
10%
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217/a
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293A July 12
65 % July 13
18% Jun
6
27
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22
213/s July 12
47
Jun' 2
15%
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36%
Nov
Apr
41% May
53
48
Dec
54
11%
Jan.
133/a
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Apr 27
19% July 10
23
171/8 Jun
;
;
31/2 May
July
1
8
5
19
30
98 % Jun
> Dec.
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;
May
Apr
Jun
33/4 May
24%
Jan
32%
67%
Jan
85% July
Apr
10%
Jan
5
96%
Jan
July
8
27
Feb
63%
Dec
10% Aug
4
Jan
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25'/b July
Feb
107
66
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3
23A
32%
Nov
473A July 26
Jun 22
123
Mar
5
67
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185
90
Jun
115% Jan*
45'A Jun
153/4 Aug
106
Sep
391/4 July
145
74%
Dec
Jun
3
109%
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19
28'A
Jan
1163A Aug
421/2 Dec
12
101%
Jan
108%
Dec
95% July 22
84
Jan
92 Vz
Sep
53% July 22
50
Feb
54
38% Mar 15
33%
Nov
109
Jan
331/4
391/2 July 12
152
67'/2 Jun
29% Jun
~
353/a July
114
Jan
5
11
Sep
July
Dec
16%
7
Jan
*
68 %
Oct
25
Dec
Jan
109% July
28% July
Jan
114%
*1031/2' Dec
.
July
123
7
61
40
153
Jan
88
1
1
108% Jun
Jan
Sep
48% Mar
May
142
July 11
146% July 11
6
2
2.50
\ 46% July
^
;
143A
Feb 18
Feb 26
July 17
Apr 25
Feb 29.
Jan
Jan
30 A May 3
Apr 20
14% Apr 19
11% Jan 3
12 Vz Jan
4
13
Jan 4
Jan
25%
Nov
Jan 7
Jan 3
Apr 21
Jan
Mar
Mar
Jan
*85
8'A
Mar 27
Jun1 16
52{2Mai;22
23 Vz
103%
253A
109%
40
;,
8
16%
3Z/2™pr
100
non-cum
Feb
27
92
34 Vz
145
ill
59 %
Mar
Jan
4%j Jan
July 11
106
;
38
6%
151/2 Jun
5
,3^3/4
.
Apr
•>27% Dec
Jan
X20
'
104
Jan 12
56% Mar 28
6% Jan 12
,
193A
Jan;
Feb
3
7
6
4
^ Fe'J
9'A Apr
263A
24
1% Jan ^3
24
May 29
Mar
.1% Mar
96%
Feb 18
13
14% May 4
>
24
Apr 19
Jan 3
Jan 3
Jan 3
Jan 4
Apr 25.
Apr 18
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
13%
29%
.
36'A
40% Jan
4
11
56
.
99% Aug
4
122% Mar 16
17% Apr 13
23
Jan 3
4
44
5%
11%
4%
18
21%
51%
191 /«
16%
38 A
47
Dec
30% July
..
xl33A* Nov
19
5% July 10
2
Apr 19
May 1
6'A
,
50% July 27
Jan 31
/8
Jun
31% July
.^V4Jan 15
4
6
112% July 20
Apr 24
Jun 9
Feb 19
30% Feb 15
Jan
12% July 12
54
110
Jun
%
511/2 July 14
10:
July 6
39
l.°8
Jan
27% Jan
No par •
100
non-cum
4%
42
151
20 A Apr 19
Jan
52 3/4
,f
21% July 10
30% July- 7
Apr 19
f
22%
8
28
i>; 7% July
4
Jan
5
l'A Jun
' 8% Apr 22
No par
,
30% July
563A Mar
6
1st preferred—100
2nd preferred—100
Columbia Br'd Sys Inc cl A
2.50
4%
Class B
10% May
118% July
9"% May
Jan
3
July 12
:11074 Mar.
4
27% Jun
107
5
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp
.
Jam
104%
8
31%
4
9
Jan 3
17
Jan
3
19 % Apr 20
2% Jan 13
100
Collins & Alkman
5%
42% July
20% July
•
Jan.
Jan
4
3A Jan
6
May
15'A Jan
31%
96%
113
11
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet...—No par
'■ $4.25 preferred
No par
.
Jan.
20%
44% Jan 12
50
Equipment
No par
Louis Ry. Co——100
5% preferred—
100
; Clev El Ilium $4.50 pfd
No par
Clev Graph Bronze Co (The)
1
5% preferred
100
Clev & Pitts RR Co 7% gtd
50
Special gtd 4% stock
50
Climax Molybdenum—
No par
Cluett Peabody & Co
No par
Preferred
—100
Coca-Cola Co (The)
,—No par
Class A
No par
180
20
18%
19'A
20%
13
6%
52% Map
'
1,500
20
19%
20
*18%
18%
3
.-18'A Jun
Jan
.
72
33
O. O. C., & St.
10
Jan/
293A
Jun
33'
143% July 12
i
Clark
1,100
*112%
9%
30'%
44
July
44% May
•
<
'
-
9
City Stores
2,300
Jan
>12% Apr
•
35 % July
>
4
-
v-
Jan
Jan v
37%
,
29'A
6
•
.
23
Corp
City Investing Co——,
4,900
,
(
Co
City Ice & Fuel
QVz% preferred
-
40
t
10%
47 '
185
57
135
1
J—25
;
No par
No par
1°°
5
-5
Copper Co
Chrysler
6,800
*53%
37
5
5%
Chile
30
93
97
333/4
-
3,200
29%
*95
*146
700
200
.114% 114%
*106%
;;
97
37 %
i 47
♦155
,
98
*95
343A
£ 9%
9%
47% ,47%
97
155
105
60
*95
34%
20%
20%
106'A
97
*37%
91%
93%?
*95
*149%
*28
29%
10512
*86
114%
*16
3
20%
*
*155
87
4
'
NOV'"
Jan:
0% Feb 19
43% Jan
4
preferred
50
Chicago & Northwest'n wi—No par
5% preferred wl
100
Chicago Mall Order Co.
3
Chicago Pneumat Tool
No par
$3 conv preferred
No par
Pr pf ($2.50) cum div
No par
Chicago Yellow Cab.
No par
Chlckasha Cotton Oil
—10
tChilds Co
No par
/
2,700
16%
8%
20%
33'
-
Nov
Jan
.97
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
25
Chic & East 111 RR Co..—No par *
Class A
i
-40
12,700
265/a
6
Co-i^—
preferred
Checker Cab Mfg.,
6%
Chesapeake Corp;Of Va..,
400
,:
46%
6 3/4
"
22%
6%
6%
.
!.
fJov
Nov
16
3
23'AFeb>8
333/4 Jan
7
8% Jan < 3
42% Apr ' 4
-
Champion Pap & Fib Co
800
200
46%
7
Chain Belt
100
26%
*123/4
47
7
2,010
112'%
39%
13
46%
*
19%
26%
27
*111% 112
41
? 40%
41%
-133/a
*19
19%
263A
111%
13
102
Dec
14%
45
Jan
24%
•
,
Vloleta Sugar Co
Century Ribbon Mills—-—No parPreferred
—,—100 •
Cerro de Pasco Copper
No par
Certain,-teed Products—
1
0% prior preferred
100 —
6%
38%
.
13% Nov-
/
3
•
Central
9%
-
Apr
20
3
20% Feb 24
24% Jan 3
533A Feb 24
100
tCent RR of New Jersey.
1,800
11632
Jan
28'A
6 %
-
413/4 July 17
Feb
8
/
274 Apr 25
l2Vz Apr .18
67% Jan
3
20
Apr 18
20
preferred
1,200
*9%
*1153/4
23
6%;
223A
Dec
•;
28
,100
23%
'
/
July
t
t.14% ■Jan-
Jan
-874 Jan
No par
—
10%
V
"
/
Oct
39
Jan
20% July 13
43% Apr 25
—No par
Foundry Co
1
Central 111 Lt 4%% preferred—100
10
,
*115%
10
116 SI
26 3A
•111%
127/8
46%
*6 3A
96%
46.%
13%
46'%
•
40 3/4
*39%
41
*40
;
193/4
19
26%
27
*112
97
96%
95%.
30
2%
1
July 10
71% July 8"
11% Jun 29
54
Central
'
95%
35
>26% Jan/
190
"-4
Central Agulrfe Assoc
2,000
4,600
*1103A 112
Corp
'
10%
23
Apr 17
1"2% Jan 3
No par
No par,
2d preferred
Celotex
2,500
18%
21%
4%
May 12
July
12% July
4
107
No par
Celanese Corn of Amer
99 3/8
14%
Jan
275/s Jan 25
100
Caterpillar Tractor
*
*111
Co
1,300
183/4
;
I)
—1
Preferred
100
49%
21%
18%
22
4%
(J
Co
49%
119
14%
14%
Case
2,100
/
147
Steel
99%
99%
'
100
4%
183A
*21%
Jan'
Jan /
-
ll3AJulyl2
121
Aug
1
163/4 May 19
100
25
120
I
34f«:
*343/4
31
1—No par
;
5
Canadian Pacific Ry
15,300
49%
49%
35
99%
Dry Ginger Ale
Southern Ry Co
111%
36
146%
49%
35
<118%
5%
35%
23
;
3
* •
Cannon Mills!
No par
Capital Administration class A—1
$3 preferred A
—K)
Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry
100
51/8
146%
363/8
147
993/8
-
141/a
14
•
22%
♦
44V4 Jun 12
5
17
Zlne-Lead.—
100
*30
31
5%
5%
34%
120
*118%
14%
14%
♦146%
35
991/4
993/8
49%
34%
343A
99%
5%
353A
36%
*146% 147
49
49%
146%
49
5%
5%
'
36%
146%
493A
*118%
.5%
*5%
:
.
umw
400.
50
.,
4
•
No par
:—100
No par
303/4
*111%
.
7'A Apr 19 /
30
—5
T
!
9
*49 y8
50
111%
!
483%
*8%
8%
*49%
•111
111%
Canada
'
5%
5%
56% May
96% Jfuly
51
July
;
.
Jan
Jun
July
21% Mar
17
;
50
July 7
50% Jun 21
22% July 1
6
98'% Jan
Packing—..
preferred
Canada
'
Jan
—-10
Campbell W & C Fdy
•
41
*403/4
41:
«
3 ; ;
47% Jan
—100
i
:
[
5%
3,700
203/a
41
i.
conv
Callahan
•
29%
8%
*29%
31
8
123/4 July 5
38 " Jun 16
4
Jan 28
574 Jan
No par >
—50
1
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper
5 t
•
20
1'
j,
1
20'A
8%
49 Ve
6%
53
*54
55
.
1.
116'
California
2,109
29%
48%
*1111/4
*54
1%
29
Jan
8'/a Jan
•
1
.
900
29
11%
50
-6%
54
—No par
preferred
Butte Copper & Zinc.
Byers Co (A M)—
Participating preferred
Byron Jackson Co.
:
5%
1,300
14%
20%
*8%
r
.
Nov
4174 July 17
7% July 3
43
July 1
3
393A Jan 16
17'A Jan
4
Bush Term
19
.
11%
.
111% 111%
*293/4
54
1%
*47.%
*
9
*49%
v
,54%
,
/
No par
■
'Butler Bros
80
3"
Jan 14
Jan
4
/14% Jan 13
preferred
:
:
—100
BIdg 7% preferred—100
130
28 3A
19
29
*40%
'
•54
>;.i->
,
Co—t—
preferred
:
•54
8%
27'
39
/ 40'A
Burroughs Adding Mach.—No par
Bush
TermliihL—
1-
29%
33/8
/
Burlington Mills Corp..:
'
29
Jan
85
<-38%
•
380T
14%
*80
No par
L.100
No par
No par
1
BulovaWatch—
/
;
82
3% >
14%
82
Forge
5
U-100
.
4
Wheel.:.
,
^
*18%
41%
4
7
116% July 19
34
Jun 17
-
—No par
—No par
Bucyrus-Erie
IO1/4
67-.
29%
26
/341/2 Jan
33/a Jan
:
:
Inc
Bruns-Balke-Collender
800
10
11%
"19
3
27
42% July
8
28-/4 Jan
No par
Bristol-Myers *• Co——
.—5
Brooklyn Union Gas.——No par
103/s
18%
8oy2
19
1097/B May
19
100
11% Nov *
Feb
July
95
52
18'A Aug
10%
67
*28 3/4
527/8 Jun
i
•-
Jan
•
Jan;
■
Dec
19% Mar
11% Jun
19% July
.
Jan /
Jan ;
9%
5214 July 12
69
49
6%
26
88Vz Apr 18
4
46 % Jan
33J/2 Jan
40
■
Jan
13%
76
153/4 Feb 29
l
4,100
120
ll'/s
187
11%
6%
45
Jan
'Jan
6%
Sep
69% Apr
121% July
Jan /
16
July 15
July. 5
7
68%
185
65
•
5
Nov/
273/a
5
18
; 106
3
69
48
1
12% Jun
207/8 July
;.
4074 Feb
186
11%
1
4
Jan
141/4 Mar 14
123/4 Jan
68
*40
14%
119
10%
65
55
Jun
Jan
54
3
5
37 V2 Jan
Airways
*183
/
*18%
109%
103%
119
18%
32
>:
21
48
*54
93'% Mar
1—5
(assented) .100
Brown Shoe Co—_
103/e
11%
40;
3%
16
v
Brlggs & Stratton
2,500
21
120
10%
181
67%
14
i\
11'/a July
w—5,;
45
*44%
11%
3%
22% Aug
3
3
4
7->/4Jan
.2.50
;—15
Bridgeport Brass Co..-:
No par >
Briggs Manufacturing——No par j
6,600
.
47%
47%
3%
16% Jan
Brewing Corp. of America
400
Y
11%
36%
67
*291%
37 % Feb 24
,—lb
Bearing Co
.
Braniff
21,600..
v
.
-.47 > "•
45
*20%
121
Corp_j
Bower Roller
300
,
17%
53
36
4848
'
1
47
11%
36%
36
49 /
36V«
41
16%
>, *52
-
*46y4
.
39%
~
11%
J 7
8%
110%
1
—
(The),.—
Borden
*
10%
1
Co
6,400.
w
5%
21%
6.
preferred
4%*
200
'j
32%
38%
40
5%
10'%
141/a
July
20'/4 July 15
No par ■■>
No par
„
Nov
38
66% July 11
126% July lo
481/2 Jun 19
—100
Stores Inc
57
Jan ;
4
5
I
173/a
Feb
223A
2
v
No par
—100
i
13% Mar
543A
20
5
class A
Class B
;
270
19% July 14
56% Jan 24
403/4 Jun 20
•
56y4Jan
*
.100
Aluminum & Brass
Bon Ami Co
320
-
.
{
15 3/s Jan
4
Highest
$ per share
•
115:;.- 115
32%
;
Jan
1153/8 Feb
No par
Boeing Airplane Co.,
2,800
5001
n
(Del)
Bloomlngdale Brothers
Blumenthal & Co preferred
20..
:'i ;<•
50
94%
51
10%
*109
14%
47%
14
50y4
10%
*31%
109%
*65
41
-v
.<*.
17
53% Apr 21
333/4 Jan 28
1
Steel
No par
Black & Decker Mfg Co.——No par
Blaw-Knox Co
No par
Bliss & Laughlln Inc
i—-5
500:
,,'
,
n-'
"
94%
.
10%
*18 1/4
32%
61/8
41
51
18%
17
: 106
13%
141/4
21
4a
14%
94%
*16%
*100
21
19%
18%
*109
50%
94
*50%
9?%
40
31%
*50
116
14
:
671/4
20
*39%
50%
14%
18%
17
106
21
186
'
1
*18%
14%
19
*16%
20%
101/2
66%
10
141%
*18%
*100
: 5%
36
45
*1191%
188-
.
9%
19
17
106
10'/a
'
10%
66%'
6,700'
201%
121
*119%
101/4
*47%
-
20%
*44»/4
10%
10'/a
"
20
20%
20%
10%
par
preferred
Blgelow-Sanf Carp Inc
600
<
\
par
No
7%
3,200
17%.
52%
*46%
{*441/4
22%'
*50%
11%
17%
*50%
"
11
47%
221/a
39%
*5%
40%
40%
>; 17
521/2 '
35'/2
47'A
22%
No
Lowest
$ per share
$ per share
'
-
Z^5%:;.Z.5%.
5%
-
48
ioy4
Loan
Co
Year 1943
Highest
$ per share
fc
Foods
48
:
L,:
pfd $2.50 div series '38_No par
Bethlehem
200
22%
'
32%
Best
12,900-
10% V
*100
'
94
*50%
*50%
40% 1
40%
50%
931%
93Vz>
50%
1161/2
106
14%
14'/a
61%
1261%
♦125
22%-
*16%
*100
2,400
,
"
X61%
63'%
126'%
48
Y *18%
191/a
17
106
14%
51
.
>
&
Pr
4
*18%
191%
*16
*100"
.'
50%
'
*18%
161/2
'106
Best
38%
18%
181/2
191/4
62%
*125
Indus
Beneficial
800
58
37%
Range since January 1
Lowest-
:'
800
19
*56
Range for Previous
STOCK
*
■
10'A
ioy2
*100
*18%
38 y4
YORK
EXCHANGE
2iya
20%
10
Shares
$ per shar*
58
19
63%
1251%
62
NEW
the Week
Aug. 4
19'/a
38
19%
617/s
12514 '
'
•
*56
125%
:
for
Sales
Friday
Aug. 3
58
*56
RECORD
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 2
*38'A
61%
SALE
1f Tuesday
Aug. 1
19 %
*19
HIGH
July 31
$ per share
19 %
AND
539
17%
108
Oct
203/b July 10
233A May 27
13%
Nov
19 3/b July
2%
Jan
19
24% May 27
3%
Jan
May 26
33% Jun 28
3
1
Jan
173/4
Sep
15%
Jan
26 3A
Dec
32% July 10
15%
Jan
26 Vz
Deo
23
19 %
Sep
Sep
THE COMMERCIAL
540
Monday, August 7, 1944
CHRONICLE
& FINANCIAL
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
LOW AND
July 31
July 29
4%
4%
79%
*72
74%
•72
92
•88%
20
20
•19%
20%
47%
•44%
46
90
90
21
20%
45
45
413%
413/4
41%
47%
16%
16%
16%
•26%
27%
97%
26 ;
23%
23%
,v.
5Va
23%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
32%
32%
32%
315/8
32%
31%
313/4
14%
13%
14%
13
13%
24%
23%
23%
24
14%
14%
14
16%
16%
17%
17%
*47%
49%
48%
*47%
48%
106%
106%
106%
106%
c 106%
25%
25%
25%
24%
24%
24%
14%.
14%
14%
133/4
133/4
1,200
Consol RR
17%
16%
17
16 5%
16%
6,800
25%
r
*45
7%
12
11%
45
7%
V
30%..
29%
29%
29%
*29%
16%
46
30
29%
16%
*44%
7%
29%
29%
,
45
.
163/4
163/4
*44%
29%
16%
,
■7%
403/s
45%
*443/4
113/4
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
45%
45
45%
45%
45%
2,100
Continental
Insurance
73/4
7%
73/8
7%
21,100
Continental
Motors
30
293/4
29%
29%
293%
7%
203/4
29%
29%
*29
29%
29
29%
800
Continental Oil of Del
Continental Steel Corp
17
163/4
163/4
*16%
163/4
16%
16%
900
Cooper Bessemer
45%
*443/4
453/4
40
11%
3,400
30
22%
22%
223/4
233/a
22%
22%
48%
49
49
48%
49%
49
573/4
58
58
6%
3%
33/4
33%
33/4
25%
24%
25%
24%
109%
109%
*109%
*25%
25%
25%
25%
*21
21%
21%
21%
*35%
36%
36%
*48%
48%
•48%
*18%
18%
18%
101%
101%
*3%
25
109%
253/e
253/e
25%
253/8
253/a
223/4
213/4
22%
363/4
37
36%
37
355/8
36
2,400
*48%
50
*48%
50
*485/8
50
18%
18 3/4
*37
18%
"
183/4
19%
34%
33%
793/8
793/a
78%
24
24
24
15'/a
14%
15%
'25%
X
15%
150
*140
150
233/4
25%
25%
25%
8 3/4
8%
*50%
52%
*50%
5%
5%
5%
5%
17
*112
*128
*9%
10
5%
17%
*112
117
25%
25%
10,
26
*107
X
108
*128
130
128
128
30
16%
*9%'
10
*293/4
30
*29%
8%
20%
20%
31%
39
*15%
15%
33%
■
21
*193/4
33%
36
34%
8%
83/8
20%
203/B
33%
v
*60%
203/s
*60%
38
313/4
313/4
313/4
40
39%
39%
,
38
31%
.
*39
35%
8
8%
20%
20%
Class
153/4
15%
800
3,100
Deere
33%
99
99
*98%
99
*98%
99
43%
*35
20%
33%
*39
*17%
47
243/4
25
243/4
25
243/4
24%
523/4
52%
53
523/4
53%
52%
523/4
128
127%
127%
110
109%
109%
108
36%
36%
*36
128
110
35
35
*10%
103/a
*143/8
15%
1273/4
128
*108
35%
*108
343/4
*
10%
10%
9%
15%
15%
a
-
128
128%
*108%
110
353/4
36%
*9%
9%
16
163/4
155
156%
93/4
10
16%
*16%
16%
155%
i
,
37%
155%
47%
42
■
154%
126
126
•
119%
156
126
126
126
*126
119%
119
119
119
*119
V
<
•
154%
126
' 119
400
.'.'Ii.
3,300
153 /' 155%
125%
126
,119
126%
119
900
9%
17
*16
.
500
2,300
119%
1,000
125%
: 119%
>
70
2
4%
4
15
17% Feb
21
4
48% Feb
21
Jan.
7
16% Mar 10
<jan
14% Jun
Jan
18%
Dec
Jan
47%
Dec
16
Aug
•
45
Jan
102 % Jan
July
10
10
10
Oct
233A
Jun
>11% Jun
96
Jan
110%
Sep
Jan
367/a
Jun
Jan
15%
Jun
49%
Sep
6
27
7
13% Mar 16
403/4
Jan
8% Jun
29
4%
Jan
7% May
33 % Jan
22
25%
Jan
373/8 July
July 19
5
183A
Jan
273/4 July
133A July
52
46 3A
41% Jun
16
?% Jan
3
29% July 31
.
30
19
July 19
12% Apr
24
19% July
38% Feb
29
46
10 3A Jan
4
15% Jan
5
July 31
x9%
Jan
15
45
Jan
53
13%
Dec
173/b Aug
37
Jan
47
184 3/4 July 10
10
52% Apr
28
173% Apr 29
Jan
173
53%
Apr
61% May
Jan
Dec
1863A
Sep
2%
Jan
6
u
Jan
2% May
'
18% Feb
Aug
6
7% July
6
273A Jun
7
104% Jan
Apr
■
43/e Jun 29
3
1% Jan
5
22
25 %
3
44 % Jan
Jun
July 12
50
Jun 30
60% Jun
9
Mar 20
47
r
107
26%
Jun
May 24
2*Va Apr
Jan
7
43% Jun
110
5
32% Feb
Jan
x4%
Mar 10
Jan
16
27
7% Jan 27
105 % May
89
107% July 12
5
15
Feb
20
333A
20
May
14%
Jan
223/b July
95
28
110% July 21
Jan
108 % Aug
Jan
23% Mar
Jan
23% July
Jan
3
25% July 11
16%
16% Jan
273A Feb
3
1
233A July 12
383A July
5
183%
Jan
31
Jan
3
49
7
37%
Jan
47
Oct
19% July 13
11%
Jan
17
Oct
81%
Jan
99% Aug
20
45
15% Feb
9
103
97%'Jan 20
4
20% Jan'
3
11% Feb
10
Jan
25
22% Jan
18
22% Jan
4
112
Jan ' 4
101
5% Apr
25
97
Apr 25
41
Apr 24
4% Jun
6
143/4 Jun
9
Aug
3
■
81% July
283/a Mar
17% July
140
Aug
38
82% Tuly
Jan
223A Aug
73/8
5
Jan
14%
Jun
Feb
115%
Dec
105
July 11
26% July
Dec
Nov
X66
5
10
10%
Jan
6
18
Jan
2
100
Jan
29% Mar 15
108
Oct
9%
27%
36% July 10
4
,
July
9
July
253/4
Oct
26%
Jun
107
Oct
10% July 13
13/4
Jan
July 11
55 % July 14
6% Jan
7
30%
Jan
5%
Dec
9% Apr
17% July 12
117
Jan
3
14%
Nov
24% Mar
96
140
17
7% May
116
Jan
Dec
45%
Sep
Feb
119%
Nov
28
27% July 17
15% Jan
26 3A
Jun
4
P% Jan
19% Mar 17
JO* July 13
22% July 26
17
Jan
19
Mar
12
Jan
19
> jun
Jan
116
114% May 20
21% Apr
13% Jun
111
12
May 24
">
3% Jan
16% July 10
113% Apr 12
108 3%
7%
Oct
Jun
Jun
29
10
Jan
243A
45"% Jun
27
20
Jan
43
353A Jun
19
29
Jan
36% July
5
12
Jan
20% May
173/4
Jan
35% July
26
Jan
33% Mar
Feb
8
37
Jan
42% Nov
25
preferred...
2
No par
Class
38% Mar 31
13 y4 Jan
11
X273A Feb
29
Apr
14
No par
15 >4 Jan
3
No par
No par
No par
433/4 Jan
33'A Jan
100
preferred
Co
Cup
3
A
Doehler Die Casting Co
—No par
95
30
Sep
40
Douglas Aircraft
1,200
3
Oct
29
31
2,600
363/4
27% Mar
323A Jan
523/4
108
Nov
61% July 28
Dome Mines Ltd
127
17%
Sep
39% Jun
4,800
93/4
93/4
17
155%
18% Jan
24 % Aug
8
8
243/4
*126%
21% Mar
5
52%
>
29%
Nov
3
24
>:
■
126
900
25
109%
♦119
340
42%
*17% "173/4
*47%
*35
1563/4
473/4
42
17%
Nov
9%
Feb
Corp-Seagr's Ltd
Dixie
24 %
JulV 11
29'A Jan
28% Jun
Match
partic
5%
500
42
52%
1563/4
xoo
19% May
Feb
%
18%
Distil
17 % *
3% May
Jan
2%
52
No par
No par
Reynolds A
Diamond T Motor Car Co
99
Jan
7%
19
32% Aug
2
13 % July
12
Diamond
*98%
99
47
53
v
July
Jan
3,200
333/8
3
Apr
24 3A July
105
3
Devoe &
6%
3
12
;*n
Jan
17
1.000
15
42
523/4
400
323/4
47
243/a
1,000
393/4
15
33 %
17%
24%
Detroit
31%
Jan
Jan
6'/a Jun 27
25% Jun 22
"5
13
6%
Dec
17% Jan
Lack & Western
Detiolt
313/4
131%
3%
15%
91%
5
July 10
107% July 26 '
17% Jan
5% Jan
—I
& Hudson
520
13
43A July
25
100
50
Edison
20
Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Preferred
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert
4,200
38%
98% Jun
18
18
Delaware
64
23
36% Apr
32% Apr
203/4
38
Jun
24% Nov
No par
20
10
9,000
*60%
100
pfd
Co
&
20%
20%
25
Jan
5
8%
42
24%
500
Jun
Jan
10%
21% Jan
7%
8 3/s
47%
42
1
(The)
13,300
35
11
17%
1
Delaware
17%
'X
500
35%
*20%
42
*17%
43%
Dayton Pow & Lt 4%£
Records Inc
'
47
,r.
Corp
Decca
*15%"
33%
17%
1
100
39.Jar;39%
33%
42%
128
1,300
38
33"%
25
Chemical
Davison
14%
29%
35%
31%
1
100
No par
preferred—
5%
112%
35%
393/4
pfd
Corp._^i^.L.~w~~:B,.
Davega Stores
...
29%
64
153/4
10
25
21
313/4-
A
Cushman's Sons Tnc 7%
112%
433/4
38
333/8
47%
.
*21
No par
No par
1
Cutler-Hammer Inc
1,800
25%
•14%
14%
*60%
15%
17%
42%
*9%
.
203/8
38
33%
41%
17%
46%
..
113
64
15%
46%
17%
46%
8
64
*37
64
38
*98%
*41%
109%
35%
34%
33%
99
128
35%
*43%
15%
:
333/4
*98%
29 3/8
*193/4
*31%
39
14%
*112%
29%
20%
*383/4
31%'
14%
113
10
'
25', .:>
34%
*37
37%
*9%
*21
353/8
*60 %
37
25
43%
353/8
20%
20%
f
10-
433/4
20
8
64
29%
297/8
8%
33%
8%
*112%
20%
20%
33%
14%
143/4
35%
35%
33%
14%
43"%
21%
*20%
*21
43%
35%
*35%
u:
:v >*0%^
25
#21
29%
30
43%
43%
'
*112% 113
433/8
43%
*60%
,
113
*112%
113
.
14%
14%
14%
*14%
*112%
25
*21
25
*21
No par
Curtiss-Wrlght
'
'
i—
preferred
Prior preferred
117
25
Jan
16
Jan
100
30
5
100
$7
14,700
4,000
*112
2"%
Jun
29% Apr 12
Jan
100
10
Curtis Pub Co (The)
550
5%
preferred
4%%
'
14,800
52%
16%
17%
25%
25
9
5%
117
*112
,
108
5/8
July 15
28
10
69
Press Inc
Cuneo
300
-10
19 y4
27
28
Sugar
5
July
23
100
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co
*50%
5%
17
173/8
Cuban-American
2,900
25%
53
July
No par
preferred
RR 6% preferred
5%
Cuba
700
24?/s
8
v
7%
25%
*107
Corp
6,500
24
130
'
5%
25%
23%
15
145/s
150
tHO
9%
52%
117
23%
•>:
108
,
No par
No par
8
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer
800
25%
83/4
9%
No par
$5 conv preferred
2,500
78 S/8
25%
*25%
^
335/8
233/4
25
25%
33%
15%
Crown Zellerbach
180
*77%
150
•140
(The)
Crosley Corp (The)
Crown Cork & Seal
2,800
103
103
34
preferred
$2.25 preferred
19
19
78%
14%
15%
,513/4 '52%
5%
5%
52
25%
25%
108
8%
*9%
253/a
25%
.X
9
17%
17
117
163/4
*112
*253%
■*i.
128
128
129
-
26
110
*107
110
8%
*125
X *25%
26 X
■ii
233/4
24
150
v
103
102%
34%
*140
,
*
19%
103
102%
25 X
117
*25
50
78%
•140 "
16%
16%
*112
37%
34%
52%
"
/
*48%
25
100
2
Co
conv
Cream of Wheat Corp
2,900
36%
Inc
5%
500
22%
143/4
130
?
500
22%
102%
*107
:
6,300
22%
C6
5%
25%
109 %
25%
*
*50
Crane
25%
109%
25%
'
27
24
1
1
Coty Internat Corp
223/4
78%
*23%
8%
3,000
213/4
*25
102%
110
400
33/4
1093/4
1093/4
-// 333/4
26
6%
253/4
1093/4
78%
25%
*125
3%
25
25%
21% Jan
7% Jan
-
*6%
6%
4
33%
*25%
8%
6%
102%
*24%
*107
4
25
180
33/4
63%
33%
15
150
*140
2,800
18 3/4
24
15's'
160
585%
78%
.
78%
78%
*23%
48%
58%
49%
i
102
33%
.33 %!
•X
:
Coty
22%
48%
58%
180
28
23A Jan
No par
100
25
190
3,600
22
483/4
182
Dec
3
16% Jan
No par
No par
Corp
preferred
prior
1% May
"
Copperweld Steel Co
5
Conv pref 5%
series
50
Cornell-Dunilier Electric Corp.—1
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co
20
Corn Products Refining
25
Preferred
100
22%
*180
182
$3
90
52
58%
4
109%
109
110
33/4
25
*5$ 3/4
48%
,
58%
6%
11%
11%
52
8,800
22%
49
'
181%
6%
113/4
23%
22%
182
*180
6%
*6
6%
*6
181
181
180
180
45%
*51
52
*51%
52
*51
29%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
52
7%
45%
*45
45%
11%
573/4
Continental Diamond Fibre
Jan
13
82
95% Jun
20
5
$2.50
1
..5
No par
Inc
3*2
Jun
July
8'A Feb
100
Can
IP/8
51%
58%
Continental
16
21% Jan
5
15
1
preferred
B%
300
2,700
1,900
40
45%
11%
58%
2,900
8'%
110%
40
75%
51%
11%
*51
8%
110%
11%
*48%
'
4,100
40 S/8
395/8
40%
pfd
Jan
20% Jan
preferred
:
50
Consumers Pow $4.50 pfd___No par
Container Corp of America
20
Continental Baking Co
No par
490
253/4
83/4
110
110
110%
*109
.
85/a
8%
8%
8%
40%
1063/4
25%
26
Cuba 6%
of
9%
Sep
44%
243/4 Jan
$2.50
106%
106 3/4
106%
X25%
26
pfd
conv
45%
11%
45%
7%
106%
25%
110%
393/4
11%
45%
*11%
106%
$1.25
1,900
48 V2
*48
48%
*48
48%
26
*109
393/4
39%
39%
*47%
107
83/4
8%
109
109
109
39%
26
8%
8%
8%
*
Jan
36% Jan
1
Consolidation Coal Co
17%
*47%
24%
17
14%
16%
13%
14%
24
14%
1% July
No par
xl3%
Jun
29%
87% Mar 11
$2 partic preferred
Laundries Corp
14%
July
3
15
13%
41
44
107%
1
102% Jan
Gas
I
Jan
104% .Jan
Jan
No par
Natural
Jan
19% July
% Feb
17
Consolidated
I
25%
10
Jan
30%
6
19 1
50% July 15
18% Jun 16
23
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
9
*
79
3% Feb
24%
14%
18
21% Feb
Consol
5,800
23%
15
preferred
Consol Film Industries
10.500
14%
Feb
14% Apr
25
Corp
July
43% Jun
106% Jan
40 %
No par
...
47
3
11
$5
3,000
12%
31%
23%
25
9
Mar
Feb
37% Jan
105
No par
1,900
24
12%
*12%
*108%
24
31%
14
39% Jan
No par
10
100
Edison Co
preferred
$4.75
800
53/4
55/s
53/4
23
5% Mar
Apr 25
Consol Edison of N Y
2,100
24%
22 % Jun
preferred
conv
Consol Coppermmes
19,400
12%
-31%
31%
243/4
53/4
24
Credit
Commonwealth
2,500
106%
24%
16% Apr
$6 preferred series
100
4
31%
•13
*12%
97
24%
53/4
No par
No par
106%
24%
98% July
No par
No par
No par
5
243/4
53/4
Jan
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
3%
24%
24
79%
Conde Nast Pub Inc
107%
107
107%
106%
5%
*5%
24
243/4
*23%
107%
107%
*5% > 53/4
5%
23%
,
97
973/4
> 4
24%
24 5%
24%
245/s
973/4
15
Consolidated Cigar
26%
26
X 4 X
4
93% Jun
300
26%
973/4
14
900
*26%
27%
Feb
300
263/8
3%
Oct
84
9,600
*165/8
26%
97%
Sep
73
17%
27%
17%
26%
•26%
77%
Jan
263/8
273/4
*16%
4
Jan
37
2734
27%
17%
26 3%
97%
24%
107%
107
107%
*107
4,900
27%
27
*3%
24%
23%
7,300
17%
273/a
Jun
40%
80
Nc par
Commercial Solvents
No par
Commonwealth & Southern_.No par
41,100
263/8
*97
4
16%
843/4
26%
*26
/
97%
3%
4%%
/'I/
1
843/4
80
84%
.
26%
26%
*97
4
*3%
» 17
17
16%
1%
1
1
853%
17%
27%
27%
273/8
26
*97
85
84%
163/4
16%
163/4
1
85%
47%
5%
85% Mar 14
7
4
"
Comm'l Invest Trust
3,700
473/4
Jan
3
Feb
No par
Carbon Co
Commercial
106 %
*105
1%
Jan
70
preferred
$2.75
200
3,800
41%
413/4
48
473/4
48
16%
1%
1
85%
47%
2,100
46
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Monday
Saturday
SALE PRICES
22 3A July
83% Jan
July 10
37
July
41
48%
Jan
9
25
213/a
Jan
83%
Jan
Jan
10
17
35%
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Jan
5
18% July 12
4
473% Aug
Apr
May
Oct
Dec
16% July
38%
Feb
45
July
4
45% July 10
223/a
Feb
34
Dec
21% May 12
273/a July 12
15%
Jan
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47
57% Feb
25
44
Nov
73% May
Jan
5
122%
July 7
393/4 Jun 26
May 13
No par
No par
No par
1
Duplan Corp
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20
$4.50 preferred
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Duquesne Light 5 % 1st pfd
100
1063/4 Jan
7
28% Jan 21
8% Apr 19
16
Sep
May
Dec
1073/4
Dec
Jan
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Jan
10%
Dec
28
9
Jan
19
134"
Jan
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159% July
124
Dec
130
Aug
121%
Sep
113/8
Dec
2
11% Feb
11
Feb
7
17% Jun
162% Jun
6
128% Mar 24
7
1203A Jan
117% Jun;
153
5%
12% Feb
123% Jun
137
Nov
Xl067A
112
series A
Mfg Co
Dunhlll International
Mar
36% May
131
$4 preferred
223A July
8%
26
Dresser
Jan
5
100*
Dec
10 3A May
16%
5
Jan
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9% Mar 22
21
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20
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3%
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146%
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8% May
170
May
171
184
Jun 29
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45 3/«
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19
45% July
8
13 Ye Jun 19
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14
4
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9
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92
Nov
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25
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24
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3
100
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3
102
923/4 Jan
10
104
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89
3/s Apr
25
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May
Sep
58% July
Jan
8 3/4 Jan
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11
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53/a May
Jan
25
19
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7
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3
16
31%
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Jun
Jan
11%
50
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$5% preferred
No j
$6 preferred
No j
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4%
184
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35
18
57% Jan
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23
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6,500
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175
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44
11%
157
41
20%
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7
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;
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3
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10
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54
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57%
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%
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2
17
8%
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163/4 May
Jan
8
Jan
39%
Jan
Sep
16% May
-
523/4 May
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4305
160
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
J
;per share
SALE
$ per share
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75
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17
Jan
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1
2% Mar 27.
52
Aug
Jan
74
•
May
14%
Sep
85%
Oct
j- 22% July
Jun
48
1% May
4% May
4
Jan
3% May
Aug
4
73%
Sep
97% Aug
54% Jun
19
24%
Jan
Feb
17
83
Jan
Jun
19
25%
Jan
41% July
112% Jun
26
90%
Jan
108% July
4%
Jan
9%
Jan
101%
116
104
50
15% July 15109% Jun 29
4% Aug
5
80,
45%
Sep
102
Oct
Apr
Dec
Jan
2% May
3
Dec
6%
4i '
5% July
Apr
8
Jan
17
5
7%
Jan
13% May
37% July 11
29%
Feb
37
25% Mar 15;
24
.>
Dec
26:
13%
Dec
18
18% Jun
16
17
July
19:
July 12-
39% July 28
29
Mar
8
156
Aug
2
Feb
a
67
21%
Jan
23%
Nov
138
57%
July
,v
Sep
July
' Apr
32% May
27%
Jan
Jan
154
Dec
Sep
65
Jan
Sep
Dec
5
31%
Jan
50
24% July 15
12% Jan 24
14%
Jan
21%
Jan
13% July
50'A Jan
16% July 19>
5% July 15
July 13
16% May 17*
167
3
28
4% May
28
51
Apr 29
6% Jan
Jun
16
5
May 23
11
Apr 18
No par
3% Apr 3
100# 123
Jan 26
No par
May
15%
43 {f
11
19Va Feb 17
H
Dec
Feb
Jun
14
Dec
Jan
3
?«% Jan
24% Jan
No par
100
No par
preferred
Oil
5%
22
9% July
50
23 /2 Jun 28
100
1
Prop—No par
6% pfd—No par
Green Bay &
59
*48
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
104'A Jan 3
8% Jan 3
100 y4 Jan 25
J3
3 A Jan1 20
15% May 18
9% Feb 8
32% Jan 3
par
par
Ore
Western Sugar
Preferred
80
154%
Co
(W T)
preferred—
Great Northern Ry
Great
900
27
*56
21%
5%
27
5%
Great Nor Iron
1,400
13,200
49%
49%
*11%
*5
27
16
39
59
*56
49%
27%
27%
*154%
59
Grant
•
12
21
3/j; l
2A
85 V2
40
98
20
Granite City Steel
19% May
Jan
9% July
4
36% Feb
par
par
No par
No par
Grand Union Co
500
7
10
Motors—
Granby Consol M S & P
1,200
36%
-
Graham-Paig"e"
243/8
24%
39%
*
4%
*23%
36%
*23%
16%
*48%
344,600
*36%
36%
24%
38%
*56
4%
200
36%
_———
Preferred
1,800
13%
16%
*154%
2,200
13'A
13%
39%
156
300
.
143/8
17'A
*17
17%
13%
16%
27'A
111
109%
*109
preferred
Jan
Apr 26
45
-
Telegraph Co——100
—No par
Goodrich Co
111
14%
109%
18% Jan
(B F)
3,700
,400
Jan
x83
j ;, ;
503/4
$5
7% Jan 3
69
Jan 6
11 A Jan 19
--1
Brewing :Co-;-
46
111%, 111%
14%
50
preferred
conv
(Adoif)—
103%-
50
47%
*108
(The)x-——
110 Jan 14
19% Feb 8
99
Feb 17
No par
No par
No par
No par
No par
103%
103%
46%
Co
Gold & Stock
660
116
105
51%
103%
39%
*26%
4%%
51%
*1%
17%
4%
*17
Gl'dHfm
3.1 "O
1%
♦103%
2%
2%
$6 preferred
3%
51%
15
Glmbel Brothers—
1%
52
preferred
conv
3%
103%
*110
23%
$5
♦104%
104%
♦108
14%
23%
23%
Gillette Safety Razor
1%
47%
110
2%
2%
123/4
85%
51%
111%
14%
*108
110
*108
V
12%
*84%
103%
47%
111%
47
12%
85 %
3 Va
4
47
103%
12%
Co
10%
16%
11% July
76
100
» '
1°°
preferred
4%%
*1%
1%
3%
♦103%
*102%
V
3%
1%
103%
10
12%
23%
23%
3%
*103
103 y4
General Tire & Rubber
5
155
1% Jan 3
51% Jan 12
Jun 9
22% Jan 20
19
Jan 6
1,600
102%
*50%
23%
*104%
23 Va
*102%
*96%
98
23%
51%
23%
16%
16%
104
23%
6% Jan 3
1% Apr 25
19% Apr 5
112
Apr 11
Gen Steel Cast
preferred
54
49% July
19% Apr 25
14% Jan 4
6%
12%
87
51%
800
Feb
107% Jan
4
$6 preferred—No par
General Telephone Corp—
20
Gen Time Instru Corp
No par
1,700
283A
*84%
86
*104
23%
24%
Jan
1
113
102%
104
*84%
*
24
24
12%
12%
113
24%
24%
1,420
/
Feb 16
Mar 18
No par
General Shoe Corp
400
781/z
78%
:
39%
4*% Jan
3
18% Apr 26
—100
—1
No par
preferred
Realty & Utilities
$6 pref opt dlv series
General Refractories
4,600
18 Va
18%
12
*51%
23 Va
18%
12%
V:
23%'
78
104%
23%
23%
18%
29
98
23%
84%
78 %
12%
*94%
700
~1
13% July
;
No par
Railway Signal
8%
78
*102%
,
*81%-
24
*23%
Gen
83%
Public Service
Gen
5 W
13/,
18%
77%
*23%
24%
400
%
*119
84
83
Gen
53
Jan
14 %
51% Feb 4
125% Jan 28
36% Jan
3
1
10c
General Printing Ink
83%
25
17/,
18%
78%
24%
81
24%
*119
~1%
1%
-
78
x78 %
113
"i%
*18
*18
18
18
*119
*1%
81
*79
81
*78
"l%
1%
25%
*25%
*119
*119
*119
u
Jan
Jan
9%
7% July 10
18% May 20
102
par
Jun
54% May 19
128
Equip Corp—No par
Gen Precision
*1%
22
—No
Common
4.000
12%
Outdoor Adv A
28
18% Jun
*115
Jan 11
v 2% Feb 10
J15
Jan 11
No par
No par
preferred
$5
Gen
Jan
3%
35
Feb 24
40% Jun 10
10
General Motors Corp
100
53
22%
22
21%
200
60%
13
22
60
Jun
19%
Jun
July
47% July 18
,
11
140
36
Jun
22 Va
5% July 10
July 5
3
:
Jan
7
Jun 21
Apr 28
Jan 24
Feb 8
Jan
3
.• 4% Jan
3
V % Jan 4
81% jan 4
25 y4 Apr 19
100
-
25%
17
1
Jan
10 Va Feb
No par
General Foods Corp
No par
$4.50 preferred-5..No par
Gen Gas & Electric A
No par
$6 conv preferred series A-No par
General Mills
No par
5% preferred
—.——100
20
"♦52%
preferred
7%
120
129%
62%
129
52%
Cigar Inc
General Electric Co
3,500
; 130%
*130
preferred
cum
General
8,400
3%
110
109%
53
12%
22%
61%
129
135
v
133
*130
*130
*132%
7%
390
5
39%
42% July 12
105
41%
> 7%
143
6%
No pat
No par
100
No par
General Cable Corp
>; Class A
1,200
113%
3% \
3%
135
53
12%
12%
12%
6 y2
16%
*132
129
*50%
53
*50%
3%
6%
16%
130
129
129%
*129
53
42%
113%
3%
6%
112
61%
61%
60%
60%
129%
37%
42%
*113
135
130%
17%
37%
113%
3%
113
*108
*130
43
42%
3%
134
*132
37%
113%
*113
3%
*147%
37%
37%
42%
42%
42%
*113
149
37%
37%
37%
/,
General Bronze Corp
109
114
10
16'% July 19
,4 V2 Jan
3
13y4Feb
No par
8
5
No par
?
Jan
36% July 11
25Va Feb
No par
preferred
L
Gen Amer Transportation
General Baking
$8 preferred
.-
Jan
Apr
17% Jun
5
51
Jun
30%
4
„
Jun
July
7
3
12 V2 Jan
43
Jan
23% July
3
:2% Jan
50%
Jan
15%
105
7 2% Jan
19%
Jan
97%
23
4
/:
Jan
Nov
31%
66 % Jun
18
5
$6
98%
19
58% Mar
15
Apr
50
Gen Amer Investors
70
3 7U,
*15%
,
Wood Industries Inc
Jan
59
•-
Jun
23
49% May 19 ;
11
10% Nov
17% May
2%
Jan
5
Jun
81%
Jan
160%
Jun
3%
Jan
10% May
25%
Jan
41% May
44 V*
Dec
50% July
22%
Feb
28%
Sep
35
Jun
38
Apr
12 %
Jan
18% July
9%
Jan
■h\X t'iy
H
"SW/.•
*31%
31
32%
♦109
*104%
18%
14%
18%
14%
"109
*7%
-
*107%
31
•
__
18%
18%
149
*146
8
110
*18%
14%
*104%
__
149
*107%
18 %
14%
-108
110
8
*31%
31
18%
31
*146
-
31
*18%'. 19
*14%
32%
♦31%
.
■
8%
110
•
33
*31%
33
31
*30 y2
31
18%
♦18%
15
*7%
>107%
•
8%
109
-
*146
r
g
*105
149
170
18%
800
15
900
108
♦107%
108
—
♦105
18%
18%
18%
*146
149
146
105
1058
♦105
7%
g
109%
31
50
150
18%
146
7%
107
Water
29
preferred class .
10
Hall Printing Co
.No par
Hamilton Watch Co—
.100
H% preferred
Hanna (M A) Co $4.25 pfd—No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac
No par
6% preferred
100
Hat Corp of Amer class A
-1
6%% preferred
100
Hackensack
33
18 Va
108
18%
31
*14'A
*106
18%
*31%
143/4
__
*1043/4
18%
31
183/4
103
104%
33
14%
108
107%
18%
.'Jms*
*18%
15
107%
149
31
15
104%
*146
18%
*31%
3,700
10
400
10
7%
•
25% July
14% Mar 28
13
29 y2 Jan
Ao par
No par
1.
Co
Gaylord Container Corp
5%% conv preferred
:
46%
46%
i
8%
♦150%
Gar
Co
Apr
Jan
25%
31
4
Jan
103
20
(The)
Gamewell
Gardner-Denver
16%
No par
1
preferred
100
6%
*53
cl A
Jan
30 Va
100
(Robert)—*
Inc
610
v
16%
16%
Co
6%
300
16%
*16%
6%
16%
,
Apr
May 13
38% July
3
70
1
Co
(The)
Gabriel Co
8,000
16%
6%
14
2,200
4%
4%
16%
54%
6%
6%
4%
*16%
Trailer
Dec
6%
12%
July 14
43
26% Jun
109
5V2 May 16
9
44 y4 Jun
11'A May 1
5
53 V2 Jan
Jan 18
16
10
preferred
4'/a %
4%
6%
6%
*13%
Fruehauf
6%
6%
16%
6%
1,000
18%
July 11
8% July
5
4
104 Va Jan 13
34% Jan 13
par
No par
pfd—100
Freeport Sulphur Co
440
4%
16%
*16
2,300
;
:
113
4%
*16%
*53%
39%
*112
112%
6%
6%
■
39%
40%
40
112
6%.
16%
6%
*16%
40%
112
112
33%
32%
33%
33
4%
4%
*16
"
6%
4%
33%
40%
112
111%
"4%
*106
33%
33%^, 33%
112% 112%
112%
112
33%
39%
33%
29%
Jan
42
50% July 20
4
18% May
'
33%
Dec
Feb
78%
101% July 12
23% Jun 26
35% Jan
par
10
100
1
10
10
25
Francisco Sugar Co
*
3
No par
F'k'n Simon & Co Inc 7%
July
105% July
15
27
Corp
Foster-Wheeler
330
1,100
y
8
Corp
Machinery
f
105
27
preferred
conv
Food
2,400
15%
15%
15
*102
5%
3
Jan
38% Feb
Food Fair Stores Inc
300
60
>7> 22% .22%'
22%
'7 15
Steel
Follansbee
240
Jan
45
No
200
•
17
No par
Co
Stove
Florshelm Shoe class A
1,500
13%
1
No par
Florence
19%
Jan
3%
July 10
3
5
No
Stores
Nov
Jan
13
5
Jan
25
(The)
Co
July
$2.50
preferred
$4.50
Mar
May
11%
18%
2
10
93
100
300
47
60
21%
Flintkote
,
42
28
6%
4
Aug
28 y2
Nov
Nov
86
23
Jun
21
22% Jan
——
700
>; 7
*13%
;;
61
21
7
47
7
47
47
■
22
21%
48
47%
>
National
First
4,500
Corp
Aug
24
Nov
Nov
21
24
26
5
preferred
4%%
600
23%
...
*35%
110%
14%
105
48%
108 %
47%
47%
46
22%
*15% :. 16
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y
17% Feb
105
78
-
8%
30%
21
Apr 24
Jan
4
17
No par
100
%
26% July 17
14% Jan 17
9% Jan
3
14% Jan 18
100
Jan 21
19 V2 Apr
Firestone Tire & Rubber
36
46
*22%
*101
1,300
108%
*14
21%
2,200
49%
48%
14%
21%
22%
108%
62
*60
22 ^
Dept Stores
preferred
41% Jun
18
No par
conv
Enamel
3% July
20
19
4% July 14
3
21 Va Apr
5
49%
*35%
7%
7
*14
4%%
'107%
*30%
46
*45%
Federated
110%
36
36
33'A Jan
20
2
150
36%
*107%
110%
*35%
par'■
No par
Federal Motor Truck
Ferro
Jan
25
Mln & Smelt Co
26%
>
29% Mar
2% Jan
15
Light & Traction
$6 preferred
100%
48%
24%
*107%
23
Jun
Nov
37% Jun
Federal
100%
49%
Jun
14%
3
Farnsworth Televis'n & Rad Corp_l
5,400
26%
27%
100%
*42%
42%
23%
100
9%
Jan
21% Jan
No
400
108%
49
48%
108
108%
108 %
101
Jan
5%
15% Jun
2.50
& Co
:' 9%
8%
;
9%
Jan
3%
18
Fajardo Sug Co of Pr Rico
Federal
68 Va
19
Federal-Mogul Corp
-
July 31
84
15
6% Apr
9% Apr
5
Highest
I per share
11% July 14
29
78% Feb
5
Corp
Fairbanks Morse
Lowest
$ per share
share
>'
50
Cleaner
Co
1,000
20%
t per
3
Vacuum
Products
Exchange Buffet Corp
30
500
22%
20%
21%.
108%
49
48%
49
49
*107%
27%
*26%
7,400
i; 1,200
105.
105
22%
'
*8% ;> 9
2,500
13
15%
105
22%
20
12%
15%
*15%
19%
>
13
12%
15%
13%
*15% "15%
22
*104%
19%
Ex-Cell-O
,300
25%
15%
22%
•
Evans
Year 1948
Highest
8 per share
Par
Erie & Pitts RR Co
Eureka
39
25%
13%
105
•
900
39%
25%
15%
*19 *
4%
39
13
*21%
4%
25%
15%
*104
36%
39%
13
*12%
36%
40
4,100
2,000
' 13%
Lowest
.-
5,300
10%
13%
-
*
'
85
10%
,
*39 >
'
25%
.,..'15%
85
25%
>39
*25%
4
4
4%
*4
85
Range since January 1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Shares
share
per
*83%
84
13%
v
*35 %
S
S per share
10%
10%
•13
Range for Previous
STOCKS
NEW YORK
the Week
Aug. 4
Aug. 3
for
Sales
Friday
Thursday
84
*83%
RECORD
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 2
Aug. 1
July 31
July 29
9
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
AND
541
Apr
4
28% Jun 26
15% Mar 13
liy4 Apr 26
33
38
19% July 14
16% July 3
111
106
Apr
11
102
Jun
14
105
15% Apr
24
6
150
138
Jan
5% Jan
14
104% Jan
5
July 17
May 5
21
July 24
July 25.,
July 10
Jun
8
8% Jun
27
110
104% Mar
July 12
13%
135
15%
Jun
110 Va July
Jan
18% July
F*b
144% May
4Vi Jan
7% May
Jan
109% Oct
86
v
Monday, August 7, 1944
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
542
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW
8%
8%
7%
7%
8
105%
105%
105
21%
*21
21%
*21
21%
*21
73%
/,
72%
*164
72%
*71%
73%
*71%
166
•164
22.%
84
84
133
84%
*131
133
*70
73
*70
123
*120
123
*24
25
24
*22%
23
*22%
*44%
45
44%
22%
83%
83%
83%
•y
24
1.200
20
131
*70
71
*70
71
*120
123
*120
123
24%
♦22%
23
*22%
23
•
44%
44%
---
'
25
23%
*23%
23
*22%
44%
44%
*22%
45
16%
1.700
16%
*16
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
17%
17
17
3.000
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,100
Holly Sugar Corp
•115
44%
44%
44%
45%
43
43%
43%
*42
69
*68%
♦110%
113
68%
11%
11%
i:
36%
;:
♦36
15%
67%
68
67%
68
11%
11%
11%
10%
11%
36%
36%
36 %
36%
36%
36
36
10%
10
10%
10%
10
10%
*9%
25%
25%
25%
24%
25%
15%
14%
15"%
25.700
3%
3%
3%
4%
102.300
28%
28%
28%
28%
•28%
17%
17%
17%
28%
17%
28%
17%
28%
17%
28%
17%
28%
17%
16%
17%
39%
39%
*39%
40%
40
41
40
40
38%
39%
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Jun
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6
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4
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7
Jan
16% May
26
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5
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37
Jan
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16% July 11
18% Aug
4
4
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32% NOV
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19% July 10
Jun
164
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3
100%
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62
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12% July 5
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6%
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106
Jan
115
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6
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9
Mar
6
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9%
4
144%
Jan
20
56%
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79% Jun
162
175% July 11
3% July
4
78
177
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Jun
July
4% May
30
11%
Jan
19
Mar
55%
Jan
81
July
3%
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6% May
36% Apr
6 % Jun
28
5
25
Nov
July 11
Aug
3
129
Dec
20
85
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32% July
135
45%
Jan
Dec
69%
Dec
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Jan
37%
45% July 11
39
28
71% July
July
39% July 28
Jan
July
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6
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38% July
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22
102%
2
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3
60
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127
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18%
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18
Jun
27%
Jan
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145%
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135
9%
26
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15
100
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16% May
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109% Aug
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9%
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115
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19'A July 17
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92
138
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177
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37
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July
3
8% July
110
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38 %
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Apr
July
78% July
9% Nov
7
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19% July
86% NOV
86 %
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Jan 13
Jan 3
Apr 19
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Feb 7
Feb 11
Feb 3
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Jan 13
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Kalamazoo Stove & Furn
3
4
19
17
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20
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13% Jan
B
111
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13% Feb
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121
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1
No par
No par
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Kimberly-Clark Corp
No par
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;—:
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$5 prior preferred—
No par
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10
Kresge Dept Stores
-1
Kress (S H) & Co
No par
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Class
xl2%
5.
Feb 25
15
6% Jan
5
_1
(Julius) & Co__
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Kayser
21% July
124
120% Jun
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4% non-cum preferred—
100
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1
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32
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100
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25
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5
15%
4% preferred—
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1
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25%
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130
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,
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6 % 'preferred—————100
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No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
20
Insuranshar^s Ctfs Inc1
Interchemical Corp
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.—100
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No par
Interlake Iron
No par
Int Business Machines.
No par
International Harvester
No par
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——
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Idaho Power CO—
Apr
Aug
31
May
30% Feb
—100
17% July
17
42
Jan
Hupp Motor Car Corp
40% July
12%
47% July 13
4
15%
3%
Jan
Jan
117
4
Feb
Manhattan
21% May
25% July
Sep
Jan
Co.—No par
25
5
Jan
Jun
39
63
Jan
28%
17% July 10
117
Apr
3
54
non-cum
14%
16%
115
13
23
108
Jun
7
Feb
13% Jan
Dec
136% Aug
3
13% Jan
1% Jan
15%
3%
Aug
116
1
15%
118
17% Aug
8% Feb
3%
•
4
22% Mar
16%
Jan
July
23% July 11
45% July 14
10
No par
3%
100
122
No par
15%
•
July 20
24% July 27
27
2
Hudson Motor Car
600
3%
r
&
July
• Apr
19% Feb
20% Jan 21
preferred
Hud Bay Min & Sm Ltd
5%
71
114
12.800
10
24%
Hudson
Jan
No par
10
1
10
*
*
10
•
400
2%
49
Mar 10
68
Oil of Texas v t c
1.700
36%
*2
2%
*2
5
3
100
Howe Sound Co
16 y«
17%
40
*132
2%
*2
2%
Dec
Jan
preferred
Houston Light & Power
Houston
128
63
No par
Household Finance
5%
87
134
No par
Class B
9.100
3%
...
15%
17%
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500
68
11%
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40
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39%
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112
112
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112
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17
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69
112
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17
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11%
2
Homestake Mining
3,000
25%
15%
3%
39%
400
16%
11%
36
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25%
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42%
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110%
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45%
42%
11%
11%
2
2
44%
43%
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45%
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—
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3.000
•
45
69
69
69
113
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45
43
•115
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Jan
18
36% Mar
Aug
29%
73
Jan
13% Jan
7l" Apr*
172
Jan
Jan
128
5
No par
100
12.50
No par
Hollander & Sons (A).
16%
*115
♦115
*115
The
Holland Furnace (Del)—
(C E)
Jan-
12%
22% July 10
89
Jun 19
No par
Hlnde & Dauch Paper Co
110% July
152
July 13
165
100
Hershey Chocolate
$4 conv preferred
3% May
Jan
56%
" 75% Feb 25
6
Mar 11
21% July 18
75
Apr 24
No par
preferred
16%
16%
16%
♦16%
16%
*16%
Motors
Hires Co
'
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200
23
44%
45%
45%
6%
63% Jan
.10% May
;
1% Jan
22% July 10
20% July 24
160
No par
Hercules Powder
73
23%
1
preferred
Dec
6
93%
May 24
108
Highest
I per share
$ per share
,
9%Jun 29
8
Aug
2
28
Mar 13
99
25
15
25
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83%
123
23%
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23
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22%
1-31
133
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300
.
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73
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44%
133
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22
22%
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300
72
123
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73
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380
166
2% Jan
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Glass
$ per share
6% Apr 28
1
Hayes Industries Inc
Hayes
Hazel-Atlas
21
72
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73%
166
1700
.
83.000
105%
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21
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Par
Shares
$ p*r share
$ per share
share
X per
Year 1943
Lowest
Lowest
EXCHANGE
the Week
Aug. 4
Aug. 3
8%
*8
8 %
105
$ per
$ per share
I per share
6 "a
Aug. 1
Aug.
Range since January 1
Highest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
July 31
July 2<J
*8
Tuesday
-
Monday
Saturday
26
May 18
17% July
23
19% Jun
J.15
May
19%
127
Sep
Aug
Jan
10%
Apr
Dec
19
29%
Apr
Jan
17
Sep
11% Jan
17
Sep
29
14%
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9
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35%
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7
23% July 11
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25
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34
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4
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17
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28
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3
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4
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5
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10
Lehigh Portland Cement
25
4 % conv preferred
100
footnotes see page 547.
26
(The)
No par
50
1
Lehn & Fink Prod Corp
5
Lerner Stores Corp
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7
Life Savers Corp
9
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25
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preferred
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(The)
Lima Locomotive
Belt
Co
.
Wks
4
4
5
36% Feb 14
42
Jan
3
6% Apr 24
13
Jan
17
May 31
35
Jan
73
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30
July 12
17%
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29%
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24% July 12
11%
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19%
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44% Jun
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39%
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9
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29
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120
July
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31
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26
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30
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Oct
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24
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July
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31
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5
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27
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8
83% Jun
27
13
86% Jun
26
8
181% Jun
27
26% Feb
3
36
Apr 25
37
Jan
6
No par
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20
7% Mar 21
125% July
67% Jan
174 % Jan
3
16% May
104
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68 % Jan
39
25
100
Preferred
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29% Jan
18% Jan
conv
Series B
Apr 24
Jan 3
Apr 26
Jan
7
Jan 3
l%Jan 29
8
21
113
4%
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38
50
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1
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9% Jun 3
62
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100
Co
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Lily Tulip Cup Corp
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62% Nov
171
Dec
41
71
Dec
Jun
July
July
73%
Jun
182 %
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22%
Jan
28% May
43 % Mar 16
24
Jan
44
May
34% Jan
43
July
42% Jun
27
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4305
.Volume 160
NEW YORK STOCK
HIGH
LOW AND
•
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Friday
Aug. 2
S per share
$ per share
Aug. 3
t per share
Sales for
the Week
EXCHANGE
20%
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20
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32
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29
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162% Aug
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24% July
69% Jan
1
$ per share
22% May 17
19% Jan. 13
14% Jun 7
58
May 1
40% Feb 24
No par
Liquid Carbonic Corp
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
Lone Star Cement Corp
4
18% Feb
Jo par
Lion Oil Refining Co
700
6,900
Year 1943
Lowest
$ per share
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Highest
NEW YORK STOCK
Aug. 4
Thursday
Aug. 1
$ per shore
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STOCKS
Wednesday
July 31
July 29
RECORD
PRICES
SALE
543
6%
Nov
18 %
Jan
31
Oct
16%
Oct
21%
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148 %
Jan
27
13
4
14
15%
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163% July
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59%
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3
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—
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76%
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page
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1
No par
—No par
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No par
1
preferred
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preferred A
100
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,—100
National Linen Service Corp.——1
Nat Mall & St'l Cast Co
No par
National Oil Products Co
4
National Power & Lt
—No par
$4.50 conv
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>7%
25
10
40
National Supply (The) Par
$2 conv preferred
5%% prior conv preferred
10
6% prfor preferred
:
100
National Tea Co
No par
Natomas Co
No par
Nchi Corp
'•—No par
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1
4%% conv serial preferred—100
1,600
;
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90%
10%
11%
17%
19
42
90 ¥4
'
10 3/a
10%
30%
105%
10%
*163/4
19
42
•:
91
10%
15%
*105
91
92
10%
11
16%
*91
10%
10%
*103,b
92
10
No par
—1
No par
100
10
Newport Industries
1
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
(J J)
5% preferred series A
Newmont Mining Corp
Newberry Co
$5 conv preferred
New York
No par
Air Brake——-No var
6 3/4
July
Apr
18%
9%
Jan
*17
July
143/4
Dec
24
May
31% May
43% July
29
22
Jan
32
19%
Nov
Jun
20
22% Jun
27
176
Jan
60
2%
28
13
Jun
16
>
Oct
Sep
22% Aug
Jan
11%
Jun
21
32
36
110
123/4
112% Apr
»
Feb
Jan
100
3
28% July 12
Aug
Sep
7% May
Jan
21%
July 10
Jan
27% Mar
Jan
11% July 10
44
Jun
July
37
Aug
1
59% Jun 15
110
73/0
165
176
Jan
19%
173/4
Sep
Jan
104
113%
Oct
Jan
29
Sep
19% July
6
8%
Jan
16% May
55% July
6
38%
Jan
50%
Apr
25% July 10
193 % July 24
14%
Jan
25 3/a
Jun
6%
Jan
11 3/b
Sep
101
Feb
115%
Aug
6
13% July 10
114
Jun
«
9
19% July 20
11% July 10
4
87
Jan
10 3/4
Apr
673/4
Jan
89
Feb
60
Jan
78%
27
July 18
July 26
96
Feb
4
15% July 11
Jan
Sep
343/4 July
12% July
48% May 18
25
Jan
42
35% Aug
4
23%
Sep
323/4 Mar
1
26
Jan
34%
Apr
Apr
Jan
37% July
15 %
16%
26%
4%
72
.
% Aug
8% July
4
8
79% Feb
4
83% Jan
6
5Ve Jan
9
Mar
3
4
3
Jan 4
Jan 12
Jan 4
Mar 17
Apr 4
Apr 24
Jun
8
Jan
5
13% Jan
22
96%
56
105
27%
16 %
13
97
35% Apr 25
93/8
Jan
30%
20%
Jan
31%
106%
Jan
128
July
Feb
110
VApr
Mar 17
107"
Nov
113% vFeb
112
107
-
Sep
Jun
5
9% Jun
3
23
8%
Jan
Jun
30
64%
Jan
98
July
23% July 10
13%
Jan
25
July
111
Jun
4% July
23
3/4
5
3% Mar
Jan
8
3%
Jan
11%
Apr
26
17%
Jan
30%
Nov
75%
Dec
16% July
39% Jun
July 12
87% July 13
92%
Jan
24
113
Dec
14
116%
Dec
Jun
119
117% Jan
121
117
112
106% Nov
July 10
19
33%
July 14
31%
13
48% Jun
40
Mar
Apr
114 %
Jan
Aug
July
50
Oct
Jun
17
Jun
11%
Jan
18'/a
Jan
31
Mar
2% Jan
9% July 20
39%
273/4
Jan
21%
23 ? July JO
33% Jun 28
Jan
Jan
9%
30
July 15
24% Jun 27
7
Jun
Apr
■«
July 20
3
53
Jan
77
Jun
15
Jan
23%
Jun
July 12
90
62
Apr
111 \ July
79%
24% July
,78
116% Feb 24
13% Jun
Sep
117
Aug
29
5%
Jan
113/4 July
1
34%
Jan
44
50% Aug
% Nov
Feb
1%
Feb
5
6 3/,
Jan
15%
Jun
37% July 20
23%
Jan
403/4
Apr
19% Aug
13
Dec
% Jan
10
17% July
V
12% Jun
8%
Jan
Jan
23
Jan
176
18
Sep
Jun
Jan
10%
Sep
18%
Jan
29%
Dec
103/4 Nov
9%
Jan
13% Aug
143/4 May
14%
24% July 10
Jan
21% July
Jan
23
July 26
6%
12
Mar 15
15 s/a
*25%
17%
37% May 24
33% Jun 26
Jan
Jan
6
5
Dec
Dec
29%
Sep
11%
Jun
90%
Nov
20%
Jan
70% Jan
Sep
12
36
9% Mar
14% July
July
21%
5%
33'
July 13
/. 20% July 20
13%4 July 10
Dec
Jun
14
25% Jun
27
14
1
14
160
Jan
178% July
137
Jan
150
Jun
143,4
Jan
22
May
27
Nov
36
Jan
100
,
177
Aug
150
Jun
22% July 17
Jun 27
34
v
7
7
'
Jun
28
Mar 13
70
Jan
1
>
,
23
.
13% July
163/4 Nov
19
17% Apr
■
12% July
162
8
20% Jun
Feb
153/4
19
July
Apr
11% July
8%
23% July 12
176
193/a
5% Jan
1
13% July 10
13% July 12
...
11% Feb
25% Feb
Jan
108% Jun
Jan 3
Jan 7
Apr. 19
Jan 4
Jan 4
5
53/4
18%
8
58% May 29
42% July
5
110 % Jun 15
May 22
57% Feb
July
5
130% July
Jan 27
12% Jan 17
.
4%
28 % July 10
38
July 5
May 20
Apr 25
xll% Feb 11
19% Jan 3
12% Jan 17
11% Jan 5
30% Feb 3
v
26
Jan 25
^ Feb 5
87% Jan 11
/ 19
Jan 7
,• 164
Feb 25
141
Jan 18
18% Aug 2!
17% Apr 19
28% Apr 5
/
5% Feb 7
8
34
3
^ Mar 30
11% Apr. 24
28 ; Jan
5
13% Jan 3
9
Jan 8
10% Jan 31
9% Jan 4
20% May 18
165 Mar 1
18
Feb 17
8 % Jan 3
26
Apr 18
No par
National Steel Corp—
"
.
-1
10
5
10
100
3,800
87%
87
National Gypsum Co
. ,
No par
5
100
-1
1,700
>
15%'
15%
28%
87
Nat
4.300
,
.
preferred
Distillers Products
Enam & Stamping
0%
Nat
4.700
.
21
32%
*18%
*20%
20 3/a
32%
18 3/4
19%
*183/4
*
Dairy Products
National Dept Stores
Nat
300
60
22%;
177
Nat Cash
2.900
1
<97%
*97
97
100
13% ;
13
23%
19.000
34 3/8
31
*30%
133/a
i:
12%
34%
31
12.100
19%
.
*11%
345/a
32
19%
„
Corp
2.600
233/a
21%
.
& Share
3.600
•
;
12 3/a
23%
preferred
Bond
Nat
6,100
32%
23%
22
1%
14
31%
National
National Biscuit Co
■.
.
20
*19%
19
preferred
Aviation Corp
conv
7.300
f
176
*1723/4
176
13%
133/4
31%
176
6%
2.300
*
*172 3/4
Liquidating Co
Corp
Nashville Chatt & St. Louis
National Acme Co
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc
Nabco
Nash-Kelvinator
Jan
f. Jan
9
51% May 17
20% Apr 29
u 70
May 24
112% Apr 11.
10 x 8% Jan 3
No par
42% Jan 5
& Bro
3%
Sep
Apr
43/a July
5
21% Jan 11
No par
Motor Products Corp„
2,200
;
90
•
73%
1,700
:
<
.
27
Jun
3% Jan
107 % Jan 5
41% Apr 26
35% Jan 11
No par
No par
No par
50
Essex
8%
12
19 %
Jan
May 17
Mar
9% July 20
Mills
Ward & Co
Morreli (John) & Co
&
3
46
Apr 4k
36 % Apr 26
Mar 13
108% May 3
107% May 22
6% Jan 19
93% Jan 13
17% Feb. 5
2% Jan 3
8% Jan 3
No. par
preferred series C
Morris
1,270
Jan."
Jan
1%
Dec
243/4 Mar
Jan
,
17% July 10
20% Mar 27
105
—_—100
Montgomery
9,600
8% Jun
15%
320
6% Jan
30
21
5
27
'
3
4
—20
29,
Monarch Mach Tool
'—No par
20
Monsanto Chemical Co—,v
10 A 74%
$4.50 preferred ser A
No par
111 %
Preferred series B
.-No par115 -j
$4
473/4
47
*31%
21
.
113% V
/:
28%
*39
,
'l0
.
Corp
preferred series A
Mohawk, Carpet
v
*111%
113%
*28%
83
116%
117%
117%
*111%
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
7%
'
10
Mission
1,000
22% V
823/4
*115
116%
*115
1st preferred
1,000
;; 9,800
36%
22
223/4
83
83
83
116%
Steel Products
cum
2,900
.
14
30
36
100
3%
3%
133/4
35%
2,100
A
20 3/4
203/4
21%
21
73/4
105
14%
113%
*38%
47
21%
117
117
*111%
113%
21%
"90
108
A
7%
*101
3%
83
83
*115%
116%
73/4
105%
14%
35%
*22%
83
83
*115
*115% 117
*111%
3%
23
*22%
22%
116%
7%
*101%
3%
35%
85
*83
*115
21%
14
3%
106
14%
3%
14
3%
14
8
106
7%
8
7%
7%
7%
7%
108
112
108
•
7%
*104
3,100
1
*110%
*
No par
100
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Minn-Honeywell Regulator
3
4% conv pfd series B_,
-100
4%% preferred series C
-100
4% preferred series D
100
Minn Moline Power Impl1
$6.50 preferred—
No par
8%
3%
14%
7
3% Jun
37
25
27
6
24%
—10
Petroleum
27
13% July 17
Apr
8% Jan
.
5
Copper
Midland
.
500
40%
40
*109%
*110%
108%
51%
40%
Mid-Continent
500
130
50%
513/4
393/4
*109%
Miami
3,800
9% Jun
Jan
Jan
4
Mar l
Jan
3
Apr 25
Feb
4
27% Jan 13
116% Jan 4
,
No par
5
Machine Co—
Nov
8
82
50
Merch & Mln Trans Co
Mesta
230
130
1
(The)
1st preferred,
2,900
/
26%
*333/4 •',34%
35
1293/4
conv
Nov
315
Jan
3
Jan
4
70
Jan
3
31% Apr 28
+-Nopar
4,100
7
6%
26%
129
*109%
*109%
33 %
-
5%
15
21
22% July
Jan
17% Aug
10
Co._
preferred series A—--No par
$5.50 pfd ser B w w
--No par
Melville Shoe Corp
—
1
Mengel Co
520
:A 1,600
35% v,,
33%
7
51%
40
128%
34
33 5/8
26%
7%-
26%
35%
*35
33%
33%
33%
33%
.
5,800
r
—
.-18
No par
1
100
$6
200
36
*35%
14%
71/4
*110%
36
110
;
Co
preferred
Mead Corp
10
A
conv
McQuay-Norris Mfg.
2,800
/
87
87
87
6%
50
95%
Stores
McLellan
800
800
11%
48
33%
112
11
*94
17%
*86%
34%
*110%
17%
11%
95%
.
17%
14
34
*109%
;
:
12%
10
Jun
391
l93/4 May 2
170
Mar 2
52% Feb 4
4% Mar 6
32% Mar 10
106% Mar 7
193/4 Jan
5
16
Jan 13
1093/8 Feb 23
27- Apr 27
14
Feb 29
47
Mar 20
21% May 1
97. Apr 18
10
Feb
9
110% Aug 4
5
preferred
$4
500
.
48
33%
*109%
3,100
103
110%
86%
26%
40
McGraw-Hill Pub Co.—1
Mclntyre Porcupine MinesMcKesson & Robbins Inc
303/4 July
25 % May
No par
800
12%
11%
preferred w w
600
243/B
24
103
103%
conv
17%
110%
17%
5%
McGraw Elec Co
-
52
17%
52
53 %
123/4
*94
26%
*51 %
400
111%
95
26%
128%
31
13%
7%
33%
31
Corp
McCrory Stores Corp
100
31
48
13%
*47%
34
*33
85
1,300
116
123/4
11%
'
McCall
1,000
20
19%
*110%
12%
18
95
27%
27%
*llf
24
24
*102%
112
*17%
86%
48
12%
*110%
18
27%
20
preferred
preferred
$6 1st cum
10
Jan
37% Apr
100
10
No par
No par
No par
*
1
100
—1
—
Jun
19%
July 28
/ 16% July ' 5
18% July 5
19
3
Jan
Jan
Nov
37%
107
14
4% Jan
J.No par
Wks
Alkali
preferred
May Department Stores—
7%
$3
100
111
t
Maytag Co
6,700
:•
40%
*110
173/4
52%
24%
112
18
*85
36
33
17%
52%
11%
12%
33
VI7%
*94 >
*47%
*35%
17%
52 %
86%
86%
86%
*30%
103
'
Corp.
Elec Co
Mathieson
;
500
-
97/s
116
30%
*110%
18%
■
19%
'♦111
30%
11
♦94
*26%
20
116
30%
95
11
11
27
20
103%
112
*17%
18%
95%
*92
27
*111
•
58%
*40%
41%
111
24%
12%
12%
*40
*110
*51%
103%
*110%
40
110
*16%
24
23%
*110% 112
*17%
20
16%
103%
40
Masonite
Master
:
70
9%
10
400
—1
No par
No par
—1
Co
L)
Corp
Martin-Parry
2,200
176
58%
58%
9%
-
-
2%
6%
12%
13%
16%
No par
Field & Co
(Glenn
Martin
.
4,500 '
'
21%
21%
*175
176
-
58%
10
110
116
21%
21%
*175
58%
9%
27%
20
21%
176
*58%
10
30%
103%
27%
41%
30%
24%
24
103%
44% \;
27%
111
*51%
17%
53
44%
28
*111
112
*29%
30%
443/4
28
58%
27
19%
19%
112
114
44
28
21%
Market
Marshall
10,900
45%
*175
Marine
4,000
4,000
10% Feb
May
138%
Jan
38% May 27
183/4 Feb 24
1
Midland Corp
5
St Ry 6% prior pfd—-100
8,670 :
f.
No par
25
Bros
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
11,300
>•'
.
45
21%
58%
9%:
*110
27%
27%
27
20
*19%
*112
i
28
176
*40
41%
111
*110
111
.
v>:
9
7% /
7%
73/4
7%
28
21%
58%
9%
,
45%
176
175
*57%
*110
-
*27%
28
175
176
9
45%
44%
*27
21%
21%
*175
\!-
Mandel
29
July
28
Apr 26
44% July 10
x263/4 Aug
1
104" Jun
6
1
14
Jan. 12
14% Jun
9
-315
Jan 21
6% Apr 24
Jan
133
139
*..50
1
Manhattan Shirt
800
183/s
16%
7%
10
1,300
33/8
33/b
33/8
Copper
•/Mahoning Coal RR Co—XManati Sugar Co
300
22
22
No per
100
No par
Magma
600
2,800
12%
*12%
V
Co Inc
4%% pfd series A_——
Madison Square Garden
20%
29% July 21
6
135
Feb 21
34% Jan 27
No par
Macy (R H)
400
73/4
8
8
12%
*21 %
i.100
Mack Trucks Inc
■
2,700 i
1,300
■
16%
253/4 Apr
10
Forbes
&
preferred
6%
t
2,500
*18,300
,
'
16
16%
16
16
*16%
MacAndrews
.100
.a
•136
*136
*42
*106%
*29%
.
«
23/8
Jan
7%
Jun
Jan
64% July
53/4
Jan
15% May
30% Mar 16
14%
Jan
28%
Jun
89
July 18
93 % July
7
57
Jan
80%
Jun
62
Jan
88
Jun
July 20
173/4 July 10
10% July 20
11% July 12
18% July 11
31
July
5
52
23/4
Jan
7% May
6
Jan
10 %
9'/8
Jan
1934 July
Jan
25%
Oct
Nov
16
13
743/a
Jan
98%
66
Jun
23
37
Jan
57%
110
Jan
22
101% Jun
32
July
22
July 10
16
July 12
5
1063/4 Mar
26%
Jan
10%
Jan
12
Dec
94%
Nov
105% Aug
4
43% Aug
4
27%
Jan
Sep
Aug
114
37%
19
Apr
2
Apr
Oct
21% Mar
102
May
44 % May
Monday, August 7, 1944
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
544
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
T"esday
Aug. 1
July 31
July 29
$
t per share
$ per share
per
f per
snare
2074
207a
20%
19%
28
20%
28%
92
92%
19%
19%
29
29
28
28%
90%
91
91%
92
*2572
26
*25%
26
*25%
26
*1574
16
*15%
16
*15%
16
*14
41%
*37
40 "7
*38
40
*38
39
♦37
♦177%
185
77
16%
*39%
76%
16 Va
16%
4074
*395/a
8%
26
27
*42%
44
*43
6%
6%
6%
1147a
11474
11474
267/a
43%
*50
13%
13%
13%
13%
17%
18
17%
17%
177«
18
*52%
55
*53%
55%
54
11474
10
267a
4,100
437a
70
257a
43%
Jan
26
May
3
6%
Jan
13
Dec
1
16%
Jan
32%
Dec
Jan
19
198% Jun
15
63%
Jan
132
Jan
3
July 25
28%
Jan
54
3
19% Mar 11
12%
Nov
26% May
23
Jan
38
IT
4
'J 41
3
201
Jun
26
29
122
Feb
2
July
8
July 17
162%
Jan
192% July
113
Jan
122
19
9%
Jan
18% July
55% Jun
7
49%
Jan
56%
Jun
51% Jan
27
53% May 26
48"%
56
Jun
7% Jun
9
9% July 10
14%
Apr
4
Northern Pacific Ry
3
100
115% Apr
31
15
27
44
Jun
Norwalk Tire & Rubber
Preferred
4% Jan
3
7
40% Jan
12
Norwich Pharmacal Co
12% May
30
7%
Jan
18% May
Jan
116% July
107
137a
13%
1374
900
17%
1774 *T7%
17%
17%
9,500
Ohio Oil Co
55
54
54
547a
1,100
1074
4,800
360
Equipment
Omnibus Corp (The)
8% conv preferred A
Oppenheim Collins
Jan
23% July
Jan
41% Aug
x3%
Jan
6
July
4
51% Aug
Jan
15%
36
5
31
Jan
45
Apr
23
July
16
8
Dec
101
Jan
July 15
1
Telegraph
.
91%
24
Jan
17% Jan
i
Airlines
Jan
Nov
8
104
July 21
18% July 6
37% Feb
112
Northern States Pow $5 pfd_.
2,400
Nov
10
Jan
Northwestern
Dec
July
26
xl3% Jan
Northwest
Dec
Jan
preferred series
preferred series
North American Aviation
Northern Central Ry Co
67a
;/: .1774
14%
18 % July
42% Jun
15% Jan
5%%
517a
*13%
3
22
33% Jan
6%
678
1374
28% Mar 14
May
27
;52
5174
13%
31 %
116% Jun
Ry
67a
6%
*50
54
14,500
1674
97% July 19
14% Jan
Adjust 4% non-cum pfd__.
North American Co
537a
'
53%
13%
i-S z. /:■■■
16
.?
267a
*42%
3,600
8%
1037a
43 7a
26
67a
67a
6%
51
400
*114
1674
43%
51
*
'..J:
*114 74
700
53%
8%
87a
8%
547/a
53%
537a
16%
26%
51
*49
♦54%
55
55
*53
20,600
18%
74% July
32% July 20
3
183% Jan
Norfolk
Western
Jan
4
Jan
52
SLipbidg Corp part stk.
&
267/a July
11% Jan
Noblitt-Sparks Industries
80
/
20
129
100
/y
117
187a
Y
Jan
Jan
24% Jan
500
407a
199
16%
*42 7a
' 407a
117
*103%
26%
N
198
167a
17
*114% 114%
3.100
199
187a
8%
■
167a
1177a
187a
199
*117
*103 7a
—
16%
114%
25%
8%
; •
N
16
7
407a
*39
199
198
53%;:
16%
"13%
167a
54%
17
*114%
51
16%
53%
*103%
16%
•>
16%
547a
*53
8%
114%
25%
6%
167a
1,090
10%
30% Jan
j
!
Y Lack & West Ry Co
757a
share
21% July 20
3
11
62
RR Co
N Y & Harlem
75%
7574
54%
53%
8%
8%
16%
6%
7574
'
*103%
*114%
*49
76%
200
38
185
*175
76%
40%
*36%
185
*175
54%
54%
44
185
*175
87
38
38
1874
53%
*43
100
187a
53%
25%
700
,1574
18%
54 %
8%
257a
1574
15%
55
—
*25 Va
177a
117%
53%
8%
257a
*11674
*5374
*103%
9174
2574
199
*54%
3.000
89
preferred series A
N Y City Omnibus Corp
New York Dock
$5 non-cum preferred
6%
Highest
I per
share
19% Jan
Y Chic & St. Louis Co
N
887a
15% Jan
i
Central
New York
3.100
*14 7a
117%
18%
29
157a
*197%
18%
287a
257a
*116%
17%
17%
29
72.400
92
117
117
117
*116%
1974
*28 7a
199
198
199
*33%
40%
*39%
40
*198
19%
S per
t per share
"
257a
185
76%
76%
16%
16%
76%
16%
•76
2074
per
S per share
Shares
share
share
91%
*174
185
*175
29
*28 7a
$
t per
197a
share
Year 1943
Lowest
Lowest
EXCHANGE
the Week
Aug. 4
Range since January 1
Highest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 3
19%
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Aug. 2
AND HIGH
LOW
Monday
Saturday
PEICES
Wednesday
SALE
8%
27
14%
Jan
Oct
O
■
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
22%
12
22%
22%
♦100
100
100
100
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
100
22%
227a
*69
117a
227a
227a
2274
*152 7a
*152%
42
42
41
41
72
v
107a
1007a
*117a
ll7/a
'152%
*69
73
*69
73
60
60
__
*42
107a
1007a
10%
101
45
*152%
55
60%
60%
60%
60%
13%
13%
13%
13%
42
*69
10074
101
11%
73
11%
227a
■
42
10
1074
10%
100
*
■
5474
227a
•V
101
11%
117a
300
22
227a
2,200
*40
44
*69
73
*69
,
2,600
11% July 19
105% Jan 10
14% July 1
3% Jan
18
147
Apr
15% Jan
24% July 13
19
Mar 30
153
May 10
3
147a July 10
13
Apr 28
preferred non-cum
No par
2nd preferred non-cum—No par
Pacific Finance Corp (Cal)
10
Pacific Gas & Electric
25
Pacific Lighting Corp.,
No par
397a Aug
17 7i Jan
4
3
487a Jan 4
23 3A Feb 25
167a
Jan
3
1574 July 14
34
Jun 16
46
July 12
417a Jun
3
Mar
157a May
2374
Jan
317a
Dec
33
Jan
457a July
19
Jan
287a May
1217a Jan 12
1597a July 13
147
13%
13%
13%
900
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
11%:
11%
10%
117a
510
Pacific
413%
397a
40
417a
*11%
12
*40 Va
41%
*40
21
*20%
16%
•15
20%
*15
12
40
40
41
41
217a
20%
21%
16%
*137/a
32%
3274
44%
*20 7a
16%
*44 %
21%
*137/a
32 Va
3274
32Va
*44%
44%
*44%
*40
*
21%
20%
1672
*137/a
16 72
*f37/a
33%
*33
33%
33
337a
3,300
44%
4474
44%
*44
44%
44
44 74
500
36 7a
1,400
Pacific
Mills
12072
170
Pacific
Telep
*203/4
37
3774
37%
36%
367/a
367a
121%
*12074
12174
120
11974
11974
*1193/4
12072
*1193/4
158 %
*157%
158%
*158%
1587a
158 7a
15872
*158%
159
7%
7%
7%
77a
77a
77a
7%
167a
*15%
167a
*15%
167a
*1574
37
*15%
5%
3274
57a
574
57a
53A
53/4
33%
33%
32%
337a
32 Va
157a
157a
112%
112%
*53
*106
34
110
22%
'
227a
s
58%
4
*53
110
*106
106
277a
2674
263A
11,000
337?
333/4
33%
335/a
1,700
17a
l7/a
900
30'A
30%
30%
307a
2274
30%
217a
22%
*217a
30%
2
l7/a
Jun 19
6,400
21%
1.400
2.700
177a
1774
177»
17%
173/4
177a
173/4
1,000
Patino Mines &
58 7a
*57%
58%
*57%
5872
*57%
5872
10374
10374
103 74
10472
1037a
105
1033/4
1033/4
2,000
1772
12,200
;
*7%
7 74
7%
7%
7%
7%
7
177a
177a
17%
1774
163/4
*1374
15%
15%
157a
*143/4
37/a
374
37a
56
*54
*54
37/a
*374
55%
*54 74
*17
18
*17
18
*17
18
•110
114
•110
115
*110
114
29%
2974
29%
297a
*24%
24%
*24 7a
24%
247a
*61
61%
61%
61%
*11%'
12%
1174
12
56%
56%
55%
*17
18
*17
18
*110
114
*110
114
*24%
24%
*2474
247z
200
61%
6174
6174
6174
61%
613/8
*61%
61 % /
12%
127a
1374
14
13%
13 74
12 3/4
123/4
56%
5674
55
56 74
84
82%
*54
55%
*54
55%
55
*2674
2774
*26?%
2774
*2674
8%
7
*8
9%
9%
46%
47%
47
22%
227a
22
53'A
577a
557a
563/4
*1574
1674
147a
15
82%
*81%
84
79%
81%
55%
*54
557a
52%
53
27%
27%
2772
8%
IVa
16
27%
2774
*8
8%
9%
97a
48
49
227a
2274
53 %
53%
53
102%
102%
103
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
197/a
1974
*25%
2574
25%
25%
25%
25 74
1147a
11974
•114%
11974
*115 7a
337a
335/a
33%
337a
337a
53
103
89%
89'A
109
10774
10874
*113
113%
113
103
113
89%
89%
*14
15
112
♦107
*12%
27
81
*78
*186' '2
53%
53%
103
103
*115 7a
11974
347a
347a
3472
6,700
Philco
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
119%"
*115
343/8
333/4.,
90
*89
893/4
109
*108
109
*108
?> 10974
113
*114
115
*114
89 72
89%
15
15
15
15
*107
111
*110
111
15 7a
111
116
45
457/a
45
67a
717a
*87/a
9%
67/a
7172
67a
71
97a
80
14%
80
137/a
80
137a
13
,.'V
277a
133/4
1374
57/a
6%
6
674
874
8%
87/a
87a
874
.V
*92
967/a
*92
49%
48
49
47%
48%
48
48%
607a
60%
6072
60%
607a
6072
6072
*6072
2074
207a
21
21
21%
21%
2172
213/4
21
14
97
117a
1274
71
137a
71
12?4
71
71
177a
*92
177a
97
135/a
137a
14%
71%
71%
71%
1774
18
18
*2274
24
*23
13%
*71
*71%
Jan
267/a
8%
443/4
5,700
123/4
100
Phcenix
27%
600
67a
2,500
69
1,320
700
83/4
80
80
110
13%
13%
300
53/4
Hosiery
preferred
6%
& Iron
Pitts Coke
& Chic Ry
preferred.
No par
Bolt
5,100
Pitts Screw &
2,400
Pittsburgh Steel Co
7% preferred class
48
2,020
61
140
217/a
2074
2172
145/s
13
14
20,000
727a
72
72
100
185/B
3,000
300
5,000
1
10Q
100
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
6
47
No par
No par
Corp
preferred
$5 conv
7%
8
100
100
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa
Pitts Ft Wayne
97
*6072
No par
100
No par
—5
25
Plllsbury Flour Mills
5
May 16
19
2374 May 13
117
Apr 26
1st ser
572 %
conv
pr
Apr
*17%
24%
2474
*23
24
107a
10%
•107a
107a
10%
127/a
13
13%
*13
14
4174
41%
*42
44
557a
557a
557/a
119%
119%
119%
16%
167a
167a
*119
167a
10%
137a
137a
127a
*12 7a
137a
10%
18%
18%
18%
18
24
24
24
23%
23%
10%
10
10%
10
10
*13%
14%
44
*4272
437a
557a
56
133/4
14
*42%
;
1372
*13
56
5574
11972
*119
16%
17%
17
43
5574
557a
553/4
11972
119%
119%
17%
163/4
98%
102
1077a
107 3/a
107
1077a
107%
107%
107
1073/8
113
118%
11774
118 7a
117%
1187a
118
118%
*118
119%
*118
119
118%
118%
*118
4774
477/a
48
4874
48%
487a
167a
16%
16
16%
16
97
*11274
113
•1127a
113
*112%
*106 7a
1077a
•1067a
107%
*
*22%
237a
*2274
23%
For
footnotes
see
page 547.
1057a
23 7a
17
977a
9674
97%
96%
977a
1027a
102 7a
1027a
102 7a
1025/a
48 7a
16%
113
1077a
24
16
*
1127a
*107
23%
13 74
*41
*13
119
48%
16%
113
1077a
237a
557a
*119
103/4
97
10274
8,000
Pressed Steel Car
2,000
119 72
30
167/a
10,500
97
107 74
107
10774
820
118
118 7a
500
118
118
4874
47
50
17,100
Pure Oil
16
153/4
16
113
•1127B
113
6%
*10678
107 74
100
*233/8
237/a
1,100
5%
Piirlt.v
-roVpHps
Corn
May
5
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
Apr
4% Jan
69
100
100
327a
Apr
177a
Feb
247/a
Sep
9
5
467a
Jan
174
Feb
6172 July
77a Sep
587a July 12
287a
Jan
.
May 31
7 63
Mar
16 74 July
var
Dec
597a July
177/a July 20
57a
Jan
16 Va May
887a July 19
597a July 19
28 7a July 5
347a
Feb
19
Jan
587a May
41% May
23
Feb
9 7»Jan 12
10
July 14
51
Jun 20
'674
Jan
5%
Jan
2472 July
5
20
Nov
5478 July 10
103
July
217% Jan
26
118
July
Jan
37
July
9174 Jun
267a May
10 7a July
874
Jun
297a Mar
37
Jan
7
6872
Jan
917/a
Sep
3
18% Aug
22
Dec
247a
Oct
251/2
Sep
1374
Jan
26%
Jun
28
28
10
20
x517a
113
11774
110
1672 July 14
11372 July 13
487s July 8
? 14 74 July 15
28
July 11
774 Jun 29
75
Feb 21
10
July 5
80
May 5
27
13
18
25
157a July 10
Mar 4
4
25
3
171
186
6
26
May 12
67/a July
3
10
Mar 25
3
3
Jan
3
10474 Jan
4
113V2 Jan
3
115% Apr 28
96
3
3
1097a Jan 12
103
Jan 15
1934 jan
1774 Mar
113
Jan
52% May 19
157a Feb
Jun
Jan
-
3
95/a July 5
99
Jan 10
61% Jan 10
6672 July 5
14
907a
Sep
Jun
July
Jun
774
Feb
14
July
797a
Jan
100
July
427/a
Nov
50
37a
Jan
10%
187a
Jan
26
3%
Feb
3474
Jan
5
Jan
59
Jan
-
Apr
Dec
May
7% May
-
68%
9
Dec
Mar
777a
Jun
9%
Feb
1687a
Nov
1687a
Nov
170
Jan
182
Aug
.4
Jan
157a May
67a
Jun
4%
Jan
1074 May
597b
Jan
90
24
Jan
52 74 May
56
Dec
75
77a Jan
July
Mar
16% Mar
2274 July20
147a Aug
3
79
Feb 15
174 Jan
20
Jan
747»
1974 Julyli
1474 Jan
21% July
25
18
2374
Apr
13
Jun
May 29
13% July 19
377a Jan
Oct
374 Mar
Jan
44
8772 Jan
97a
45
Feb
May 16
13% Jan
Sep
2074 July
Nov
177a May IS
19 V4 Jan 15
116
May
1007a
71-
11 % Feb 14
x98
Jan 19
43
Apr 19
9
Apr
4
2372 Feb 23
61
77a
68 %
1172
/ 1647a
183
672 May
Jun
25
No par
100
100
100
.No par
._Nn
19 7a May
13 Va
117a May 17
No par
(The)
32
Jan
237a
11% Apr
No par
preferred
conv preferred
Jan
16
10874
357a Jan
No par
Pullman Inc
153/4
237/a
Pub Ser El & Gas pfd $5
14,300
27%
10
Jan
25
pfd (ser of Feb 1 '29)
100
Pub Serv Corp of N J
No par
preferred
preferred
7% preferred
8% preferred
Apr
Jan
87a Apr
5%
477/a
♦1127a
107
Gamble
6%
1183/4
237«
&
$5
118 7a
1C7
Procter
1,300
107
47%
2d preferred
Dec
"2"%
Jan
1
1st preferred
conv
1,080
1177a
*118
conv
5%
7274
1%
5
50
Co Inc
5%
400
No par
No par
B
Poor
557/a
102%
& Co class
1.300
1372
42%
1027a
102%
12%
*12%
4272
987»
1027a
133/8
133/4
1027/a
97%
977a
119%
13%
-
Jan
104 72
87a Jan
5
Pocahontas
Pond Creek
177a
~1% Jan
10972
llTiJan
100
Preferred
Plymouth Oil Co
July
337a
*
18
July
30
July 12
1
Pittsburgh & West Va
Co. (The)
Plttston
Dec
106
Jan
11 i/ 114% Jan 17
Mar 28
100
pfd
4574
Jan
25
247/a Jan
3
82
Feb 25
100
class A
preferred
5%
July
157a
5
18 74 Jan 26
3
8872 Jan
674 Apr 25
827a Jan
3
46% Apr 27
577a May 3
No par
100
100
B
4
Jan
100
Oct
113 74 July
317a July 17
6
4974 Jun
106
44%
Jan
Jan
4% July
77a Feb 29
73/4 Jan
3
40% Apr 26
2072 Feb 14
108
.
Jan
2
3%
112
Mar 17
Jan. 15
Jan
4
257/8
2172
55'
7 5%
100
preferred—
Phillips Petroleum
1057a
627a July 17
10
110 lA Mar 17
'
100
*12
105
/ >. 377a Feb
9
16
Mar 17
series
8
62
177a July 14
series
*89
48%
v
3
47i%
97%
473/4
607a
6%
18
472 7®
7%
117a
Nov
1372 Apr
Preferred
Phillips Jones Corp
43 74 July
Jan
13
20
;i :9% Jan
274 Jan
Preferred
200
Apr
Jan
7%
Jan
40
143A
5
Jan
2372
80
50
111
3
17
Aug
3
17% July 31
1,200
*14 7a
272
177a July
'■ '
7
90
*110
Oct
Jan
,
672 May
60% Mar
116
8%
8%
preferred
Corp
Sep
160
29
109
89%
*18672
*92
49%
-
*170
.
•
337/s
9
1197a
Jan
Dec
*114
67a
81
4.4%
1193/4
No par
100
3
10
preference com
Jan
Dec
37a
Jan
*108
683/4
9
*80
*170
678
333/8
63/a
*87/a
6
*115
71%
65/a
69
97
*92
290
11974
*186 7a
8%
190
5374
103
$1
*27
6
53%
2,000
*18672
8%
Phelps-Dodge
Corp
25
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
50
$6 preferred
No par
Phila Electric Co. com
No par
253/4
*170
57/a
Pfizer
9,100
255/e
*186%
8%
1,200
223/s
257a
*170
5%
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Petroleum Corp
900
4,400
1274
80
Pet Milk Co
500
972
103
9172
Nov
6
200
IVa
& Co Inc
10
Apr
July
1%
237a Mar
No par
5
No par
1
2872
(Chas)
25% May
517a
5
*9%
22
Jan
1474
167a
3374 Jan
*27%
of America
55
87a July 12
207e Feb 15
46
Apr 24
1074 Jan
3
5472 Jan
4
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Brewing Co
13 74
Jan
583/4 Jun
100
1978
277a
9%
5172
193/4
4574
67a
50%
Jan
23 7a Jun
1
100
100
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pere Marquette Ry Co
5% prior preferred
5% preferred
197a
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1,000
2,300
1,100
>
100
50
5
100
100
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Eastern
&
193/4!
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Peoria
247a
5574
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No par
2,100
247a
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Cement
Penn-Dixie
137a July
67e
7
9374 Feb
1
10
Corp
Corp
1,100
247a
15%
Coal & Coke
Penn
5% preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples G L & Coke (Chic)
j;
13.000
82
No par
Penney (J C) Co
Penn-Central Airlines
Penn
18
114
2972
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29%
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&
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297a
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300
15
29%
29%
157a
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56
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•
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7% Jan:
47a Jan
3
15% Apr 26
5172 Apr 10
No par
Enterprises
10
—No par
7 74
177a
*57%
77a
18
15%
22%
1874 Feb
Oct
July
64
5
27
Jan
31
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104%
9%
267a Apr 28
2.50
21
37 7» July
27a Jun
...
58%
17%
97»
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297a Jun
307a Jun 28
Parmelee Transportation
177/a
27
67%
23 72
,
357*
July 5
Jan 25
61
106
17a Mar 27
Parker Rust Proof Co
.
10
Mines—1
Parke Davis & Co
21
V;'
47/a July 13
6
Jan
No par
30 3%
357a July 10
1972 July 17
11474 Julyl3
3
Jan
237a Jan
1
Consolidated
Utah
27a Jan
45
103
-
ex-privilege
Park & Tilford Inc
30%
15%
47
1
Inc
Pictures
21
17%
*9%
8
100
30 3/8
15%
'*46
18
10974 Jan
No par
21%
1774
8%
83/4 Feb
pfd_100
preferred
Paramount
Park
25
& Ref
Inc
774 July 25
177a July 10
674 Jun 19
27
287a Apr
& Transp
Prod.
Cos
conv
•
29
37a Jan
5
5
Corp
East P L 5.60%
•
22
15%
37/a
4%
1274 Feb
No par
30 3/8
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*104
58
Paraffine
40
263/a
2
1674
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Panhandle
200
277a
15%
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5,300
347a
*l7/e
167a
*3%
474
53%
27
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*53%
Panhandle
34
2
Pan-Amer Petrol
380
1177a Apr 27
149
Jan 11
47a Jan
3
1
10
Car
Motor
Pan American Airways
1,000
34%
100
100
Oil Corp
Pacific Western
Packard
Jan 10
3974 Jan
3
257a Jan 10
30
par
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp
1474
106
No
& Teleg
preferred
112 74
27%
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'16%
•-
12,600
347a
*57%
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104
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4%
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6
27
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110
500
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30
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110
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15
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33
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90
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3
13%
1174
Sep
38
87a Jan
137a
1174
154
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61
1174
Jun
5
10
6074
12
21%
28% Jan
46
Jan
54Vi Jan
P
*11%
Dec
Jun
64
Co
Glass
60%
*13%
Dec
107a
55% Feb 29
No par
12.50
Co
Owens-Illinois
60
137a
10%
105
42% July 20
71
July 18
5
59%
*13%
Jan
142
50% July
37% Apr 26
64
Jan
8
Outlet
73
18
July 25
29% Jan
37a **an
69
Jan
21% July
11% Jan
57 % Jun 27
100
Outboard Marine & Mfg
59%
,
20% Mar 22
8
No par
preferred
6%
400
45
*41
8
Feb
Apr
8% Jan 18
—10
Otis Elevator
*152 7a
*152%
Feb
No par
17%
No par
45
6 K ' 8%
100
99%
Farm
Oliver
1174 July
8
14 7» July
6
July 10
July 19
120 < Jan 12
18% July 10
59 '
July
Apr
Apr
Apr
Feb
527a July
18
Mar
100
12
105
110
11974
11974
4
13
10
15
10
22
11374 Feb 18
107
Feb
9
2474 July 17
Jan
4
Jan
67a Jan
: 67a Jan
*
2474
4872
11474
11%
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
7572 Jan
857/a
967a
108%
1137a
2674
Jan
Jan
Nov
Nov
Jan
11
Jan
10474 Feb
92 Va Jan
137i Jan
1074
Dec
Dec
13% May
13
Jun
4078
/ 58
123
Jun
Sep
-
Feb
177a
Apr
967t
Oct
1077a July
11474 July
1297a July
122
Aug
407a July
19% July
1147a July
107% July
22%
Nov
i
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4305
160
545
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
Saturday
AND
I per share
Aug. 3
Aug. 1
v'v
Aug. 2
S per share
$ per
Range since January 1
STOCK
YORK
Lowest
EXCHANGE
the Week
Aug. 4
S per share
NEW
for
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
I per share
July 31
S per share
Range for Previoas
STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Monday
,
July 2!)
•
share
•
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147a
14%
14%
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15 y8
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62
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1.700
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94
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1,800
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22
32%
22
32%
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33
327a
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18%
1.600
32%
323/4
32 3/8
33
72
%
%
327a
33
%
%
7a'
18%
Jan
7
14% Apr
x83% Mar
7
8% Apr
16
Corp
Jan
15%
26%
Jan
14%
Jan
227a May
35 ;
30
Jan
Jan
66%
Jan
80
20"
Jan
86% July
70
Mar
3
■:*
17% July 11
-
6
14%
12
Jan
Dec
Sep
20
May
'
July
7
99% July 27
193/8
Jun
Jan
93
Oct
42%
Jan
743/4
Dec
5
13% July
21% July
69%
1
Jun
100
Jun
Nov
13%
Jan
20 %
Nov
67a
Jan
21% July 11 ;•
v.
'■•4%
Jan
10%
Apr
14
Jan
95%
Jan
1013/4
July 17
73%
Jan
88 72
Oct
12% July 11
5%
Jan
972
Apr
Jan
3
99
3
5
102 % Mar 24
2072 July
Dec
76
Dec
83% July 20
59%
Nov
15% July 10
99% July 15
15
7%
Jan
15% July
80
Jan
933/4
100
Jan
10
Aug
Jan
18
Jan
Jun
\,32
26%
8
;
9
63
Jan
85% Apr
July
5
:: 15% July 10
35% July 10
98
-
Feb
70
5% Jan
25% Jan
Feb
Jun
11% July
'.8%
Jan
28
Jan
36
May
39
July
7
343/8
Feb
3974 July
Jan
18% July
11% July
3
12%
Sep
1474
7%
Jan
12
July
1774 May
8% Feb
13
,
•
29
Jan
8
17% Jun
3
17
Jun
3274
Jun
"
Jan
if 9
^
Oct.
5% Apr 18
17% Jan 26
30
55/8
Jan
24% July
5
193/4
Dec
213/4
25
8
20%
Jan
28
Oct
19
11%
Jan
183/8
Jun
51% Apr 11
43
Jan
50% Aug
35 7a July 12
27% Nov
9
J.
Jan
3
34% July
14% Jan
No par
preferred
$2.50 conv
11%
24
84
1
(The)
Jun
July 10
6% Jan
Antelope Copper Mines
Co
Dec
297a
99% Jun
13
Typewriter
101 %
Jan
Apr
87
Jun
Jan
22%
9
70% Jan
10%
54%
21
r3%
19
100
Jan
12% July 20 *
133
July 29
5
18
1
No par
-No par
Co
127a May
71% Oct
Jan
3%
30% July 25
5
j
4%
•
17"
38% Jun
-
Feb
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp
50
327/a
33
Roan
Royal
49%
3274
33
800
500
3
10
Mfg
400
7
5% Jan
25
Company
15%
8%
13
27% Jan
Inc
Richfield Oil
Ritter
217a
18
*49%
33 '
Rheem
15%
774
49%
187a
50
32% Jan
/
3
11% Feb
Common
217a
18%
187a
50
*49%
Motors,
Jan
July
33% July 24
20% Mar 21
2
Feb
3
RR
Saratoga
15
July 10
18
15% Jan
Republic Steel Corp
6% conv preferred
6% conv prior pfd ser A
157a
8%
50
1874
50
18%
18%
50
it
3
28
1
No par
100
100
Revere Copper & Brass
No par
7% preferred
100
5%% preferred
100
Reynolds Metals Co
No par
5%% conv preferred
100
Reynolds Spring
1
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
10
Reo
22
*15%
b%
*21%
12 % Feb
107% Jan
50% Jan
with warrants
Preferred
Rensselaer
130
39
9%
15%
*8%
22
32 %
95
1674
16%
'■ v
10
8
*21%
18%
7
81;/4
14%
13 74
50
18%
81%
14%
3274
50
.
81
1374
:
22
18%
150
32%
8
21%
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4.200
1374
161/4
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21%
14%
107a
97%
32%
16%
16 ya
9%
107»
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1374
39
•
117a
97 %
327»
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32%
39-
10%
97%
/
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13'/8
32%.
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500
98
97%
98
30
;
11%
137a
95 %
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1017a
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96
95%
96%
95%
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101%
11%
11%
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98
101%
97
11%
95%
81
81
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97
11%
•
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-
106
98
98
98%
98%
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106
*101%
440
.
f per share
Jan
59
3
10% July 10
i 33%
No par
10
1
Remington-Rand
19%
3
100
Reliable Stores Corp
19%
27
28% Jan
'
90
1st pfd
& Co
Reliance Mfg Co
92
"101%
(Robt)
200
4
19
Rels
24
July 12
76% July
•
5
100
200
16%
*16%
16%
20
*19
Hosiery
Preferred
30
.
Silk
5
85 % Jan
12
13
•7% Apr
Real
1.100
/ 10%
1
♦
Highest
per share
'
8% Apr
100
4,400
11
•11
132
*19%
63
317a
•
Radlo-Kelth-Orp" mm
6% conv preferred
Year 1943
Lowest
share
per
15% Aug
<
69% Jan
No par
No par
1
100
$3.50 conv 1st preferred
$
>
21
imM.
of Amer
Raybestos Manhattan
No par
Rayonier Inc
1
$2 preferred
25
Reading Company
50
4% non-cum 1st preferred—50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
50
600
;
•
17%
Radio Corp
12% Jan
.10
Quaker State Oil Ref Corp.
r
10%
J per share
Par
Shares
7
,
Highest
5
23
45
No par
Jan
13
Feb
9% May
Dec
s
33
a
*%
*1% /
'
%
17#
17a
€?; 52%
113%
113%
113%
1137a
8
8
87a
7%
32
327a
32%
42%
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113 7a
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•
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1097a
517a
113 7a
11374
11374
1137a
237a
4274
*111
113%
*22%
313/4
32%
6.100
107%
300
100
Scott Paper Co
*41
42
111
r,
111
50
57a
57a
9574
95%
5 74
5
957/a
-
20
j
1
23
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5 74
95 7a
572
110
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233/4
1,600
700
5
207a
/
94%
207a
95
20%
957a
21
21
2174
21
:
96
2174
20%
95%
943/s
21
20%
213/s
3°a Mar 17
.
Corp.
$4.50 preferred
$4 preferred
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
Seagrave Corp
5.500
Sears Roebuck & Co
5,600
■
95
preferred
107%
42
110
*109
5%
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Distillers
5% % preferred
27% May 12
100 > '
% Jan
No par >• 43% Jan
100
110% Jan
5 V
7
Jan
new—3%
- 31% July
100
105
Jan
No par
37% Mar
No par
109
Feb
No par
108
Jan
No par
21% Jan
5
"2% Jan
No par
84
Feb
1
16% Feb
preferred
non-cum
-
100
Francisco
Louis-San
Safeway Stores
290
5,500
8
7%
■
*574
95%
57a
1,900
.,.10
Joseph
6%
3,800
8
112
*111
2374
1%
513/8
113%
1133/4
108
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tflt
17a
.
52
323/a
32
108
•
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237a
4
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572
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32%
42%
112
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237/a
x77/a
8
108
♦1077a
42%
110
*109
23%
32%
327a
112
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109
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237a
*42%
112
7%
8
108
108
42%
109
23%
*109
32 %
32%
108
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*10772 108
*4274
527a
4,100
%
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503/4
1%
1
527a
7%
52
1137»
1%,
527a
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52%
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1 ■/
174
1%
72
2,400
Servel Inc
1
-
Jun
20
27
8
2% Apr
3
53% July 17
1% Mar
Jan
Jan
37s Mar
Jan
47% July
114% Jun
35
-
105%
Nov
,
-
114
Jan
; 63/a
13
9% July
1"
3
36% Jun 21*
22
Xl08% Mar 23 >
6
42% Feb 16
16
112
Jan
6
16 110
Jan
8
3
25% May 19
10
6
July 13
5
Sep
127a Mar
July
1073/4
96
Jan
3674
Dec
43
1093/4 Nov
115
Feb
112
Mar
'
Dec
105
,
Feb
263/8
Jan
16%
»
Jun
Jan
47i
Jun
98% July
5
59%
Jan
90%
Dec
24% July
5
107a
Jan
18 3%
Sep
Jan
177a July
,2
..
7
,
36% Mar
33
%
15 *
*
.'
*
14
'
*1572
75
16%
137*
1574
1574
157*
16
*15%
16
74
74
7474
.75
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75
137a
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13 %
13%
75
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1674
*74
13
137a
12%
•
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75%
*74
■M
75%
;
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75 7a
*74
*1374
137*
137a
13%
13%
54
53
53
53
53
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
14 7*
147a
*15
"22%
277a
137i
13%
474
.'478
*3072
31%
5572
■3%
37/a
3%
3%
900
32%
2774
333/4
273/4
32
273/«
32%
27%
5.000
674 '•76% •:
'7>
14%
38
1.300
15%
143/4
1,600
Sloss-Sheffield
23
*223/4
23
37%
37%
37
38
*363/8
37%
900
27%
*27%
277/a
27%
27%
*27
28
400
1374
*2274
13%
13%
23
*227*
:/! 13%
13%
4%
>474
47/«
47.
47/a
3174
3274
3274
3274
36%
*151
154
*151
37
3774
156
36%
367a
47a
33
*15174
23%
23%
15%
15%
15%
157a
157a
30%
30
307/a
30%
307a
267/a
267a
2774
2674
55%
55 78
55%
2374
237a
2374
5574
2374
137a
13%
l
3174
'
28%
28%
6Ta
67/a
4574
4574
*8%
45/a
34
1.900
3774
4,000
155
*15174
233/4
24
2674
267a
5674
563/4
65
657a
7
63/4
7%
72%
*30 3/4
31%
*30 3/4
31
283/s
28%
45 7a
28%
28%
44
44
3174
*3074
31%
2874
28%
2874
*4472
45%
*44 7a
*5872
5974
58
587a
58
58
11%
12%
1172
12
71
727a
11
7174
11%
7174
343/8
45%
5974
5374
*58 7a
11%
ll5/a
11 Va
60
11%
717a
717*
72%
72%
727a
*72%
727a
36
357*
35%
35%
3574
*35%
3574
*35 74
353/4
3 4 3/8
*11272
113%
*1127a
113%
*1127a
1137a
•1127a
1137a
*1125/8
■
*357t
*11272
113%
*59
62
62
♦1137a
116
*11372
*110
110
111
3074
307a
307a
-114%
1147a
*114
372
3%
*■> 37a
54
54%
54
*
V
:
62
6i74
62
116
110
*62
*1137a
•110
30
30%
114%
*1133/4
637a
*62
637a
116
*113%
111
*110
62
11374
11474
*110
111
297a
*1133,4
114
1147a
37a
3%
3%
3%
5474
557a
5574
33/e
37a
5474
5674
61%
617/a
62%
627a
*56
'■»'
64
37%
30
30 3/4
*1133/4
37a
3%
567a
*543/4
627a
64
373/8
20
.
30%
10.500
114%
300
3%
3,000
5,200
prior preferred
prior preferred
62
63
373/8
37%
>
37%
17,600
Standard
.
of Calif
Oil
377a
37%
377a
377a
3274
3274
33
32%
33%
323/4
337a
323/4
33
10,400
557a
557t
55%
55 74
55%
55%
55%
55
553/8
543/8
55
13.200
Standard Oil of New Jersey
*433/4
Standard Oil of Ohio
25
4374
*111
•:
97a
*43
4374
*111
113
9%
97a
*32%
33
*6472
»32%
65
157.
-
65
1574
*1174
1674
i
97a
18
•> 97a
4374
r
*43%
4374
113
*11172
97/e
11
112%
113
10
33
65
•v
327a
*65
10%
>>v
327a
32%
6574
65
157a
1574
15%
1574
11%/
1174
16%
16%
1672
97a MO
97a
1127a
*11172
1074
11
44
113
*111%
10
IC3/4
113/
500
103/8
37.200
10
'
-32%
*32 7a
65:
.
65
*126
300
:/
■
.
-
,600
Sterling Drug Inc
4,200
Stewart-Warner
Stokely Bros it Co Inc
v
16
117a
16
157a
16
15%
16
117a
117a
117a
11%
2,100
1672
1674
1672
16%
11%
16%
' 97a
10
10
107a
9%
10%
.6.700
600
1874
1874
18%
1874
1874 "1874
18
18%
15.500
56%
567a
5672
56%
5672
56%
*55
56%
600
674
67a
674
126
674
*126
67a
128
*126
672
67a
128
*126
6%
674
107a
227a
*76 7a
79
*22
22
*32
33
72
10
*22%
1674
10
*227a
10
M.:- 97a
23
2274
I
preferred
Studebaker Corp
Class A pfd
6%
8.500
Sunray Oil
9%
2,800
Sunshine
(4%% cum)
Mining
Co
9%
21%
22
900
Superheater Co
75
75
600
21%
22
500
33%
500
Superior Oil of Calif
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
7872
*7672
78
7674
♦75
77
2274
*22
2274
22%
2274
*217a
227a
33
3374
33%
33%
*3272
33 72
1672
167a
16%
1772
177a
2074
*32
No par
100
1
100
Corp
974
3274
,
-
1
(The)
Sun Oil Co
(The)
.
No par
25
100
10
28%
62%
11%
9%
15%
;
No par
2274
*3172
% 76%
20
prior
Stone & Webster
974
10
22%
*2174
*7672
Vz
10
2274
128
5%
—10
0
-1
20
Corp
227a
•
974
♦22%
No par
(The) L S
64%
5674
678
Starrett Co
32%
1872
126
100
1
;
64%
5674
128
preferred
32%
18%
*126
4%%
Standard Steel Spring
65
187a
128
674
-
33
5674
v
*55
*15
300
.
16%
1174
*16%
44
44
1974
18%
19%
5,100
29%
29%
4.100
(The)
Swift & Co
297a
297a
297a
2974
297a
297a
297a
297a
297a
30%
307a
30%
307a
3072
30%
307a
3072
307a
30%
30%
3.500
29
2972
28%
29
2,200
Sylvania Elec Prod's Int
4.300
Symington
2874
287a
67a
6%
29
67a
For footnotes see page 547.
29
6%
;
•
•
39% July
5
29%
3074
297a
29%
29%
674
67a
67a
678
674
.7
6%
6%
Gould
Corp
25
Jan
147a
Sep
10%
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
58% July 10
.
35%
Jan
49% May
5
42%
Jan
66
7% July 10
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
9
Jun 28'
July 14
i
30% May
f
30%
;
67a
Jan
35
29% July 18
23%
Nov
46% July 10
32%
Jan
32% Jun 28
,
66
' Jun
61
.
*
2\
12% July 26
Jan
38% Mar 13
33
Jan
113% May 25
109
Jan
:■
64% Feb
July 20
112 'Jan 28:
112% Nov
/
Jan
25
Mar
6
4% July
5
115 "
1%
65% July 12
39% July 12
34% Jan 15
;
Jun
"
11% July
42
July
116% July
>
70
July
117
Aug
110
.
Dec
317a
Jan 18
Feb 29
3
Feb 10
Feb 1
67a Mar
Jan
38%
44%
Jan
40
28 %
Jan
3874 July
46%
Jan
60
•
37% Jan
28
~6%
~9%
Jan
66
/
147a
5%
Sep
Jan
5%
Jan
;
48%
Jan
;
126% July 28
7% July
5
Apr
4% Nov
122
3%
Jan
10% July
24 % July
127a
Jan
84 % Feb
58%
Feb
25% July
147a
Jan
33 % Aug
26 V4
43A
Jan
Feb
22%
Jan
4
20% Aug
27% Jan
3
31% Mar 20
27% Jart'10
33% Jun
26% Apr 18
33% Jan
27
5
7% Mar 13
27 %
Nov
Feb
43/a Jan
22%
Jun
July
*17
17% Mar 14
20% July
60% Jan 21
May
14
Dec
3.
5-
May
'
Jan
19
9
68% July
7% Jan
4%
July
Sep
31% Mar
"
14%
11'
•
,
Dec
May
45% May
Nov
25
13% July 12
19
,
'
5
67% May 18
17% July 5
Dec
Jan
*28%
33% July 13
-
Dec
115% July
t
10%
58 % July 10
44% July 12
115
Sep
.i
Jan
9
56% July 12
%
Sep
64
Sep
100%
33% July 32
Sep
8%
<
Nov
107
Sep
Dec
35% Mar
60
Jan
49
2
115 :
.
44 % July
Jan
35%
74% July 17
-V
May
3
*
Jun
Nov
61
Jan
33
Apr
Apr
6%
121%
70 ;
Jan
5% May
Sep
Apr
,15%
July 25
8% Jan
1
Dec
149% July
Jan
65% Jun
'
15
27
5% Feb 15
5% Jan 3
17% Jan 27
72
Jan
3
.19% Apr 25
29% Jan 28
,
Apr
Jan
Jan
21%
Jun
15% July
Jan
33% July 12'
28% July 10
16
3
12%
No par
Nov
25%
c
Jan
132
Sep
24% July
16%
-
May 17:
24% July 17
152
Feb
7% Apr
13% Apr
54
Jun
121
Jan
Swift International Ltd
30
672
May 31
45%
20%
Mar 14'
41
May
2374
Jan
2%
17;
29
19
Sweats Co of Amer
297a
2874
:.
-
15% Jan
10%
Apr
27% Nov
•
11%
vi.:
,117a
♦1674
4374
;
19
5"
35
7
Mar 3
Apr 19
Jan
4
111
Jan 26
6% Jan 13
25
44
377t
Nov
5
Jun
*13% July
Jan
15%
14% July
*
>
22% Aug
-
29% Jun 27
,
7
35 %
32%
51 %
40%
25
33
32%
Standard Oil of Indiana
327a
"
„
No par
55%
3772 "'37%
28 %
20'
41% July
.7
35% Feb 10
40 % Feb
8
$7
7
22'
23% Jun
Oct
v
28
Jan
Jan
.10 7a May
18% Jan
No par
No par
$6
VJuly 19
.
42% Jan
28% Feb
9
: no
Jan 27
2% Jan
3
1.300
55
15
>
No par
N« var
Standard G & E Co $4 pref—No par
Squibb (E R) & Sons
$5 pref series A
$4.25 preferred
Standard Brands, Inc
$4.50 preferred
116
111
_1
16%
3-
Jun
57
29
-
Jan
21
J
27% Aug
55
28
-
2%
■
100
No par
No par
No par
preferred
Square D Co
5% conv preferred
200
•
$4.50
Conv
1,500
6372
(The)
Spiegel Inc
,510
Jan
3
4
Jan
107a
Jan
17%
5% July 12
54
16% May
73% May
Jan
31%
3
20 r Jan
40"% Jan
100
No par
1
No par
No par
1
No par
Nc per
2
No par
$3 conv preferred A
220
113%
*113%
30%
30
*62
116
*110
111
3074
62
*11372
116
tr ctfs
Spicer Mfg Co
30.900
15%
'
4% Jan
3
5% Jan 26
Feb 14
May 5
22% May 13
36% Jan 26
56% Jan 27
> 6
Jan
3
50% Feb 11
33% Jun 9
110
Jan 28
59 % May 12
111% Apr 19
108
May 17
Sperry Corp
200
•
preferred
Ohio stk
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
100
7.800
,
&
23% Jan
No par
100
Railway
non-cum
Sparks Withington
30
f
7.50
f
Jan
64% Jan
,
July 10
.
No par
Spear & Co
$5.5J preferred
600
7
7
*70
287a
*441/2
5%
Mobile
12,000
7%
8
70
774
317*
1172
7172
62:
50
7272
Natural Gas Co
8%
1
73% July
Jan
64
Mar 13
Jun
July 11*
•
Jan 28
Feb
5
Apr 12
Jan 27
3% Jan
9
5
July 19
July
28% Apr 12
:>> 4% July
6 *
33% Aug
3
22% Apr 24
13 % Jan 17
Southern
2,000
'
25
Edison
California
Southern Pacific Co
7.800
565/8
643/4
•70
60
117a
263/a
56
643/4
; -
.
28% Jan 10
28% Jan
6
>141
Jan
6
Southern
3.200
19,900
874
•
*5974
155/a
30%
25%
267/a
563/4
65
23%
18
;
Greyhound Lines
5
No par
preferred
100
Southern
3.600
29%
v
8%
10
155
1572
157a
70
v
22
29%
23
12
1
South Porto Rico Sugar
303/4
774
-
Southeastern
37%
297a
874
Am Gold St Platinum
37
7272
2874
46
7%
7
South
333/a
*8
3174
28%
7
*64%
65
3.300
4%
No par
Smith (A O) Corp
10
Smith it Corona Typewriter-No par
Bocony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
15
4%
*70
8
72%
*30%
*3072
*45
674
^■m
*64 7a
52.600
133/8
20
$1.20 preferred
33%
157a
,
—
Iron
&
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
23
15
Steel
Jan
,18%
2
78 %
3
: 14%
6
75%
27
14%
6
4 V 55
May
Jan
3
May 16
24% Apr 24
Apr 19
10% Feb
8
36% Apr 24
13% Apr 25
5
Skelly Oil Co
143/4
37%
24
No par
Corp
133/4
38
15%
*70
72%
Oil
143/a
39
1474
153
*774
874
*774
Sinclair
147a
387a
23
'
-
No par
14%
*27
par
No par '
15%
*3674
par
par
15
Coalition Mines
39
*2274
par
par
Simonds Saw & Steel
15%
-
13
63"%
12
72
,'9%
48%
par
Simmons Co
1474
557a
*70
Silver King
385/B
36%
?647a
:
Oil
Union
147a
.2674
65
*6472
28.400
Shell
15 74
'
-
600
(Frank G)
(W A) Pen Co
3974
29%
55 7*
■
'
236/a
•
2674
26
374
2772
*15 7a
157a
3.900
24%
33 7a
31%
4 7»
31
297a
'
Shattuck
Sheaffer
14%
13%
*151
2974
.
27% K
13%
23%
237a
24
23
3674
*1572
243/4
150
3674
3674
151-
151'
$3.50 conv pref ser A
1.700
13%
53
523/4
39
15
*27
37
36%
•1374
147a
*2274
36%
•74
13%
53
39
15
23
3674
♦2674
$5 conv preferred
75%
757a
No
No
No
No
No
No
Sharpe & Dohme
2,100
*35/a
27 7a
*38»/a
1574
•/'
247a
12%
*27%
33
277a
'147#
.
39
*38 7a
25
4
32
27%
*3 7a
-
27
13%
*52
12%
.
70
75
•74
§
13
Sharon Steel Corp
800
15%
3274
4
327a
27
317a
*74-
53
*2474
.
13
1372
*
•52
317*
*3%
31
*2672
12%
75%
;
137a
137a
*52-
247a
153/4
1074 May
15%
Dec
63% Mar
6
Sep
Oct
77a
Apr
130
"
22
May
82
May
32% July
33
12%
July
Jun
27% Nov
35%
Apr
35% July
8% May
Monday, August 7, 1944
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
546
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 1
Aug. 3
LOW AND
Monday
Saturday
July 31
July 29
t per
f per share
I per
share
S per
$ per share
share
I per share
share
Lowest
Shares
Highest
t per share
Par
5%
*11%
48%
47%
5%
5%
*8%
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
•46 3/4
47%
*46%
6%
6%
6%
*534
6 '/a
5%
11%
*11V8
11%
11%
11 Vs
48%
48%
48%
.47*4
5%
5%
*5%
57/a
53/4
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
16%
16%
16%
16%
9%
9%
9%
10
*23%
24%
57%
*5%
5%
*5%
16%
15%
16V4
4,300
Texas Pacific Coal
10
10
10
4,200
Texas Pacific
25%
25%
24%
25%
24
21%
20%
20%
20
24%
20%
2,500
*20%
•
.
••
5%
50
*49%
*49%
112%
*5%
53/4
5%
5%
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
12
42%
42%
43 Va
43 Va
5%
13
*12
13
•42
42%
*42 "
42%
3%
3%
■'.7 3%
;
25%
15%
106%
106%
106%
3%
25%
15%
26%
26
26 Va
k
43%
5%
'4
16%
16
16
Thompson (J R)
25%
26 %
2,900
16
15%
16
5,200
107
107
/.
.
440
106 %
106%
29 %
28%
29
28%
28%
29
:
29 %
28%
28%
106%
28%
29%
1.600
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51
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5%
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9% Jan
-
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Mar
26%
.
Jun
15% July
Jan
103% May
30% July 10
23%
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,'34% Mat
52
40%
Jan
July
6
22
10% Jun
23% July
6
15%
18% July
5
11%
1%
5% July 10
98% Jun
69
21
Jan.^
July
25% July
;-:167/8
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4% May
Jan.
90
Jan
May
Jan
9% May
24% July
6%
;
27,
26% July 10
13
25
Jan
,34% July
July 21
99
Nov
101
;33% Jun
106
8% May
102
4%
5
5
May
;
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77%
Jun
11% Jun
6% Jan
14% July .1.0
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9%
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67'
Jan
59
July
26
42/
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8
Jan
11%
82% Jun
5
20
x76%
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86% May
116% Apr
14
113
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66
13% July
t
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105%
Jan
114%
20% July
6
15%
Jan
111% July
7
80%
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22% July
102% July
113% May 26
Oct
79%
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28% July 20
24%
Jan
28% Mar
30% July 11
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40 / May
106% July 21
93%
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17%
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16
Jan
July 20
100
117
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22% July
Jun
114
70 % July
Jan
26
114%
Jun
33% July
6
1
13
109%
55%
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21
18%
22% May
Jan
11
Jan
1% July
114
17%
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17% July 5
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6
9% Jun 17
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35%
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7%
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15%
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94%
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96
Dec
2%
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9
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66
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26
38 Va
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23%
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9%
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2%
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99
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76%
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3
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35
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Jan
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69%
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1
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89
Oct
97
/
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157/8 July 20
39% May
105
3
July 28
6% July
12% July
5
Jun
Jan
13% May
Jan
99 %
9%
Jan
19
59
Jan
75%
Oct
168
Dec
181%
Apr
Jan
10%
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44%
Nov
27
Mar 13
,
180"
13% July
48
5%
5
39%
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25% July
28
9
Jan
,
108
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6
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27,
47
:
42
,
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;
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Jan
42
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44%
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20
54% July 14
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37% May
29%
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32
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114
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4% Nov
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7% Aitf'
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4
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3
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3D
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:
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4%
17
88
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57/a
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5,
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21% Feb
29% Dec
100
3% Jan
July
Jun
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46%
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101'
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>130
61% July 13
46
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Sep
62
7
77
64%
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47%
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63% July 10
:
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112
.
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May
Nov
74
59% July
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Nov
29
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20
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100
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3
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88
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56
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18% July
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.
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5
2%
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3
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7
59
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75% July
25
150
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6
3y4 Jan 4
31
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4
68
Apr 27
162
8
78
169
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Feb
;
165%
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4
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12 y4 May 15
,
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4
3
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5
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13% July 11
8%
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47% July 21
25%
Jan
119% Jun
14% July
12
115
Mar
25% July
12%
Feb
37%
Oct
120
Oct
5
40%
Dec
44%
Oct ?
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preferred
4iy2 Jan 25
39% July 24
63y2 Jan 15
70
Feb 11
80 % July 27
51
Jan
65
100
100
Chemical Co
non-cum
17% Jan
91/* Jan
37 • Jan
'
85% July 21
57
Feb
67% May
21J/8 Jan
7
25% Aug1
20%
Nov
26%
Feb
Feb
4
9
2%
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—No
div partic preferred.;
par
:
100
4
52
117% Aug
100
113y2 Jun 14
100
Feb 17
52
Jun 21
Apr 19
Jan
4
39% Jan
100
38%
37
33
102
120
Jun
100
Virginian. Ry Co.
;
6% preferred
;
pfd
149
Feb 14
155
July
100
40
Jan 3
10% Jan 19
26% Apr 1
105% Mar 27
30
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25
•
'Vulcan Detinnlng Co
Preferred
Mar
35% Aug
Feb
Jan
6% July
39
Jan
68% July
20%
Jan
27
Jan
40
29%
Jari
35%
27
80
Jan
110
Aug
6
113
Jan
150
NOV
5% Mar 24
62% July
Aug
5
2
7
15
4
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Oct
Oct
Sep
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56%
56%
56%
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12
12
12
29
29
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108
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108
53%
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56
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600
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29
29
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111
53
53
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54
54
54%
54%
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111
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400
t
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100
1.500
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100
7,700
4
10% May
,
Jan
12% Jan
Mar 25
11
,20% Jun
50
6%. Jan..
20%
2.50
Va El & Pow $5 pref.
:Va Iron Coal & Coke 5%
*150
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7
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July
3
42%
par
preferred
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2.500
55 %
16
30
July
15
34%
Feb
1% Jan
94%
'
117
26 %
Sep'
May
6% May.
Jan
8% Jan
8
5
Oct?
49
29
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Victor Chemical Works.
1.100
3
8
July
9%
33% Jan
July 13
•
V
5%
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95
Jan
2%
23
100 /
'Vlcks Shreve & Pac Ry
25%
Jan
4
4% Jun
par
100
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co_6%
600
83
4
No
8
52
48% Feb
5
,
Jan
9
29
May
44y3'Apr 26
2% Jan 28
2'% Apr 5
76
Jan 18
•! 14% Jan
4
1
Corp
preferred—
7%
1.100
13 y8
Dec
xll9% Jan 27
22 * May 18
~
preferred.'
Van Raalte Co Inc
1193/a
Oct/
53%
35
135% July
25
Vanadium Corp of Am
Van Norman Co..
100
14
Jan
May 25
'
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-
48
Jan
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....
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?
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4%
38%
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25%
38%
119%
47
83
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117
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46
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56%
55%
46
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4%
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46
83
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25%
25%
4%
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83
25%
25%
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48
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4
48
1193/8
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48
69
50% Apr 19
*
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Universal-Cyclops. Steel Corp..
1
Universal Laboratories Inc
1
$6
Feb 2 :<
Feb
7
Jan 13
52'% Feb
50
preferred
Stookyards
130
No par
Preferred
1.300
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13%
25%
11%
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13%
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r:
81 Mln__
\ 1
40
10
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3.600
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100
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170
■
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35% Apr 18
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500
>
Preferred
1
2,100
73%
169
Rubber
Preferred
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168%
168%
8
U S Smelting Ref
f
87/8 Jan 25
30% Apr 19
40% Jan 3
1
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2.700
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5%
5%
39
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:
8% non-cum 1st preferred
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98
98
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,
20
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Co
Plywood Corp
7%
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98
1
10
Preferred
v
33/8
3%
1.900
400
.
26
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3%
33/8
3%
3%
26%
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3%
3%
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3%
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130%
130
26%
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100
i
tU S Realty & Irapt
2,1.800
par
—
U 8 Pipe & Foundry—
800
76
59%
:
preferred
U S Lines Co
/
11.500
71373/4 1373/4
76%
,.
1303% 131
26%
& 48
.
52%
1373/4
1%
59
59%
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3%
33/8
50%
1373/4
58
131%
46 %
52%
137%
No
—No par
U 8
1%
/
Leather Co
200
76%
57; ;
26%
26%
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58 3% ;
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;
76
59
58%
52%
137%
137%
57
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51%
137%
v
137%.
1%
1%
1%
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Partic is conv ol
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1
U 8 Playing Card
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preferred
conv
6%
5
July 12
17
4
Jan 3
Mar 28
Jan 10
Jan 4
Jan 7
34 V* Apr 24
5
Jan 19
16% Jan 3
r110
Feb 10
5% Apr 24
20
100
5
50
13% July
287/e July
107% May 29
14%
70
170
,8ya
42 i
No par
U S Industrial Chemicals
100
•*
39 %
39
!
preferred
5 %%
*
'
*46
>
97 y2 Jan
U S Hoffman Mach Corp—
40
7%
*111
7%
7%
800
1st preferred
$6
Jan
Nov
28% Jun
7% Feb 10
No par
No par
U S Gypsum Co
"
12%
U S &.Foreign Secur—
100
78
79%
180
*175%
3.700
July
7%
16%
4% July
5
May 5
Jan 12
Jun
3
18
13% Mar
6
6
6
Jan
44% Jun 26
1
Jan
41% July
8%
6% July
Feb 25
Feb 19
Feb
5
Feb
3
Jan
3
May
6% July
Dec
54
7
Feb
Jan
9% July 17
6
Jun
Jan
3%
33%
9% Jun
Jun
8
28% Jan 19
98% Jan
3
4
Feb 9
United Merch & Mfrs lnc—.
1
5 %
preferred
100
United Paperboard
10
1/700
17%
17%
No par
————13 %
W i.
11%
105%
26 V2
75l/4
lr/2
14
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United Gas Improvement
105%
11
11%
105 %
8
5
Fdy
574
5%
6
11%
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15
15
14%
6
17%
79%
180
180
180
180
2.900
36
5
Cos—
United Engineering &
27,800
1%
1%
Coal
United Fruit Co——
*105
15
106
1
100
_f
Electric
800
•
•
85
85
•
Preferred
United
500
36%
,
11%
17 5/s
'
1%
105
105%
17%
17%
16%
163/4
85%
1%
5%
11%
11%
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105%
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843/4
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5%
5%
32
1%
36%
36
106
5%
5%
■/■-
36
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35%
105
-
85%
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♦14% V15 M
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15
15
35
,'.
56%
73/4
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1%
1%
1%
1%
preferred,,.
United Dyewood Corp——
84%
85
84%
84
84
105
47
-
Co
Drug
10%
10%
...
preferred
$4.75
300
3
4
5
4
22
Jan 3
lVaJan
3
31% Apr 19
12% Apr 18
95y4Jan 4
6
Feb 5
45% Apr 19
No par
No par
5
-No par
56%
56%'
10
;
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61
53% July
41%
5
113
102y«Jan 19
20% May 4
110
Mar 23
No par
Corporation
United
104%
>
100
Carbon Co
United
1%
'
100
—
—
preferred—»
United-Carr 'Fast Corp—No par
"
15
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United
200
24
preferred
conv
;
13% May
58
25% Jun
100% Feb 24
22% Apr 18
10
United.. Biscuit1 Co.;————No por
700
67
55%
32
*11%
800
26
5
—100;
preferred
conv
4%%
*
■>
:
—No par
United Air Lines Inc
*114
nVz
8
7%
31%
79%
17.200
1153/4
5%
900
31%
-
•
32
180
180
105%
30%
*114
104%
104%
10%
11%
*104 3/0
32%
16
56
105%
105%
No par
United Aircraft Corp—
5.200
23%
28
28%
-
:
353/0
16'/a
.
10%
5%
99%
273/4
Jan
9% Feb
—
1%
33/4.://
,
16
15%
1043/4 ' ■'■*104%
56
5%
*16%
35%
35%
t
10%
105
n
*23'A
1%
13/8
1%
:
>104 Va
35%
11%
23%
..'35%
*
1%
*105
24
28 *r
99
27%
'
84%
35
108%
993/4
31%
22 Va
*66%
66 3 4
10%
1 %
*14%
663/4
.
10 Va
56%
*83%
*1043/4
*21%
*114
24
; 67%
1%
2.300
109
105%
115% .115%
22 %
22%
28%
32 %
31%
116
*114
22%
23%
2,400
28%
*28
106
*105
*114
23%
>7%
28%
.28%
28
,116
*23
40
19%
19%
1093/4
109
113%
*113
—No par y/
& Paper
Union Carbide & Carb
20
116
>114%
116
"99%
28%
*28
28%
28
32 %
.
116
•
100%
*99%
105%
*66%
Union Tank Car—*
*112%
19%
31%
67%
500
116
113%
19%
105%
*66%
79%
*114%
5
*114
♦114
700
76%
Union El Co of Mo $5 pfd—No par
113
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
109%
Union Oil of California
25
18%
Union Pacific RR Co.
100 ! '
93%:
? 4% non-cum preferred
100
92y2
*112%
28 3/a
*22%
5,300
113%
105%
115
22%
223/a
79%
116
19% .19%
1073/4 108 V
V
31% " 32%
105%
114.
114
,
28
28
28%
105 3/a
79
80
100
28
28 Va
Union Bag
*112%
116
113%
105%
6.700
*114%
116
113%
*27%
80
80
Under Elliott Fisher Co——No par
12
*62
,
Jan
24% July
51 % Jan 10
1.100
11%
80
11%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
11% July 10
U
62%
12%
62%
*62
79%
793/4
79
80
No par
$4.50
1,200
7%
1
$1.50
i
200
97
97%
13 "
*
12%
6.800
■
par
Rayon Corp
Cen Fox Film Corp
20th
8.500
106
No par
No
Corp
Truax-Traer
Tubize
.
5% Mar
27% July 15
;
Jan
3
43% Apr 24
8y« Jan 13
17 V2 Apr 25
12 V2 Jan
5
3% Feb 4
85
Jan 4
8% Jan 3
15% Mar 1
21 Va Feb 17
1
Jan
19% Mar 16
Jan 11
4% Jan 19
.
Apr
Jan
3
6% July
25
No par
preferred
$6
300
31%
24%
24%
24%
13
-
'
31%
96%
13
*96%
> 500
7.300
105%
7%
*7%
7%
'<
105
-
19%
18%
31%
31%
-
97
/
6.700
4%
*96%
.
10%
19 Vs
'
*12%
97
223/4
16%
4%
'
.
963/4
10%
19
5.400
5
22%
163/8
16%
10%
96
"
•
"
25
7%
7%
*7
->■
4%
106
*105
*
7
4%
19
31%
-
106
*105
106
22%
16%
23%
16%
4%
10%:
24%
25% '
24%
25
25
32
*105
•
18%
18%"
23 Vs
16%
96%
10%
17%
17%
22%
4%
'
96 Va
10% y
10%
•
17%
97
*96%
*96%
9%
16%
*16%
4%
% '
9
23
22%
*15%
106%
106%
106%
Jun
45
35
37% July 14
Apr 19
11% Jun 13
32% Jan 10
2
Jan 4
18% Mar 6
13
Feb 3
100 Va Jan 3
25
—
Products —
Thornpson-Starrett Co
/
$3.50 cum preferred
Tide Water Associated Oil
Thompson
8%
5% Jan
J9
Mar 17
12% July 5
50% Jan 10
43
•;
No par
No par
Nt par
—10
$4.50 conv preferred
No par
Tlmken Detroit Axle———;
10
Timken Roller Bearing
No par
Transamerlca Corp
2
Transcont'l & West Air Inc
5
27
15%
'
100
600
3.600
7
Feb 28
Apr 19
Feb 4
Feb 9
—1-7
600
3%
3%
"
■;
4'%
323/4
14%
8%
$ per share-
6% July 12
49
17% Jan 4
12% Jan 13
50y4 Feb 4
5% Jan 6
92
Jan 31
preferred
10
Corp.JVo par
$3 div conv
8"% Jun
Jan
5
Jan 3
Jan 12
Mar 29
/ 45% Feb
~
Third Avenue Transit
3%
3%
26%
16
106%
•
3%
'3%
3%
,
26%
15%
25
42%
42%
3%
15%
*24%
13
jhermold ...Co.,
r/..;.;
C
12%
43%
5%
v.V
50
*49%
50
Preferred:
300
8%
8%
preferred
$3.60 conv
f
100
Nc par
No par
No par
100
The Fair
40
.
& Oil
Land Trust
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
Thatcher Mfg Co
30
; 300
8%
8%
'
*12%
•12%
y
500
57%
*56%
*110
112%
8%
*8%
%
'
8%
*8%
'110
8%
8%
8%
JS1 ;/
*49%
83/4
112%
*110
9%
57%
57%
57%
57%
*8%
8%
110
8%
5%
:
16
10%
57%
8%
25
-No par
No par
10
1
10%
21%
*56%
51
*49%
51
*49%
2,100
<The)
16%
25
8%
8%
8%
8%
Texas Gulf Producing
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Co
35 %
16%
110
110
*106
110
*106
3,300
7
42
4%
10%
■-
5
35
10%
&
9
*8%
9%
*8%
6,200
5%
53/4
Corp
Tennessee
34%
24%
57%
57
*56
47%
Telautograph Corp
343/4
35
*20%
21%
500
35%
16%
35
——9
50
6
preferred
5%% partic
'
5%
16%
24
24
47%
1
48
10
*20%
20%
20 Vz
l.ooo
48
5%
8%
48%
5%
11%
5%
11%
473/4
8%
*11%
5%
*11%
5%
11 %
8%
6
300
47%
5%
11%
*8%
Talcott In6 (James)—
8%
47%
*8%
*46%
8%
47%
8%
Highest
Lowest
f
t per share
$ per share
|T
9
8%
*46%
♦8%
Year 11)43
Range since January 1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
the Week
Aug. 4
Aug. 3
NEW YORK
for
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Tuesday
Wabash RR
W
4%%
preferred
No par
.Waldorf System..
; Walgreen Co
4V2 % preferred
^
"—No par
100
tWalker (Hiram) G & W
Div redeem
/Walworth Co
preferred.
—,
No par t
—No par i
No par
48
Feb
4
17% Jan 12
7% Jan
3
24%
Jan
40%
12% July 10
7%
Jan
11% May
May 25
20%
Jan
28 Va
59% Mar 13
109
Dec
July
Juri
108
July 31
103
Feb
55
July 14
"38%
Jan
54%
18% May 26
15%
Jan
18% May
27
4%
Jan
10 Va Jun
9%
Oct
Jun
-
Volume
Number 4305
160
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
'
•'
/
'
*
...
'
'
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
Monday
Saturday
$ per share
1%
1%
*54
$ per
2
*1%
13%
13%
13%
32
32
*24 %
24%
*24
24%
18
*17%
18
17%
*28%
29%
*28 %
29%
29%
9%
9%
23 Va
23 y8
80
80
22%
22%
22%
13%
9%
23%
80
22%
9%
*91%
92
105
104%
97%
117%
*97%
*25%
25%
107%
Xl05%
*32%
33%
33%
*4%
5
*1%
9%
1%
9%
*1%
54
2
53
9%
Ward Baking Co cl A
1,100
10
*1%
1%
200
Class B
52%
>/:;
54
52%
600
$7
No
50
13%
13%.
13%
13%
32%
32y4
32
32%.
*24'/4
24%
*24%
24%
24%
24%
100
Pipe
Washington Gas Lt Co
*17%
13
17%
17%
17%
17%
400
Waukesha Motor Co
29%
28%
283/4
29
29
29
29
600
Wayne Pump Co
9%
9%
23 y8
81%
*92,
24%
23%
93
93
102%
102%
</
117
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
*24%
105%
33%
105%
105%
*105%
107%
107%
33%
33%
*33%
34
25
1,400
West Va Pulp & Pap Co
preferred—
Auto Supply Co
Western Maryland Ry
4%
»4%
4%
4%
12%
12%
*13%
13%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
600
47%
47%
48%
48
483/4
47%
48%
47%
8.900
27%
27%
27%
28
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
46%
26%
28
3,800
25%
26
26
26%
25%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26%
3,500
103%
2.700
101%
101%
102
101%
102%
*132 %
135
133
133
133
133
34
34
36
31%
103
103
113
136
*133
31%'
31%
31%
30%
30%
110%
*110%
111
110%
111
110%
110%
250
105%
105%
•105
106
1105%
106
106
106
280
*74
76
76
74
74
*71
*102
104
*102
29%
1
75
74
*31
75
102%
104
35
31%
102 3/4
30%
30%
77%
775/a
77%
21%
*20%
21%
20%
20%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26
78
*77 %
78
77%
22
*20%
21%
*20%
25%
26%
25%
9%
9%
.9%
*9
8%
*8%
*81%
83
*29
8%
30
8
-*■
8%
8%
*81%
83
84
*29
30
..*29
30
*7%
8
,
17%
16%
16%
16%
*20%
20%
r20%
10%
10%
10%
19%
93
93
93
93%
12%;
12%
16%
20%
12%
,
8
*20
*20
20%
•20
?oo
17%
16%
20"" '
1
57
Jan
109
Jan
2%
5%
Jan
6%
Apr
Jan
11%
Apr
37%
Oct
49%
Oct
22
5
Nov
24%
Dec
15%
Jan
4 24% May
81
Jan
100
17
120
Jan
136
Jun
Jun
24
31
Jan
40
July
22%
Nov
29% May
13
32
July 21
110% Aug
4
Mar
85
32% July 10
18
84% July j.4
July 38
29% July 7
11
Apr
Jan
99
Oct
Jan
24% July
Jan
71% July
15
Jan
20
Jan
22% Aug
3%
Jan
10% July
2%
Jan
5
7%
40r
July 12
86
Jun
60
4 13%
Mar 23
9% July
.
112%
July
58%
22
,
Jan
86
Jan
27
Jun
Oct
Apr
Oct
Aug
9% Apr
3
x20%
5
2%
Jan
6% July
20% July
5
2%
Jan
9%
24% July
Jan 27
5
30
>
3
11% Jan
Jan
452
7"
Feb
106%
106% July 13
77
July 17
103
May 18
4% Jan 14
"
Dec
Jun
Jan 26
6
Oct
Sep
31%
36
x64% Jan 24
—1
16%
110
138
7% Jan 24
5
—
Jan
8
7
5
Jan
19
6 'A July
7
24
103
Oct
4
Jan
Feb
~
Jan
7
13
Oct
Jun
7
Feb
Feb
20""
11%
July 10
87%
119
28% July 10
108% Jun 19
18
par "
5
16V4 July 3
53% July 10
3iy4 July 10
Apr 24
/4 20
—1
No
preferred—
Wilcox Oil & Gas Co
100
Aug
99
* 66% Jan 28
No par
Willys-Overland Motors
6% preferred (called)
32,400
20%
85
Jan
,
No par
preferred
conv
Prior
200
8
*20
23%
$4
50
31
Dec
Jan
67%
28
20
20% Feb
.
1
Rock Min Springs
20 %
50 Va
3
25% Jan
No par
White Sewing Mach Corp
1,200
/
83
*7%
17%
16%
20%
>
White
26% July
79% Nov
Jan
35% Jun
No par" " 105% Jan 12
No par " 10iy2May 26
100 " '
59 y2 Feb 19
100 " " *97% Jan
3
White Motor Co
tl.100
8%
8%
83:
8
200
9
*29
30
*7%
8,300
/;' /"/ 9;
85
30
17%
21%
26%
25%
8%
*83
8
8
17%
17%
-
•8%
84
29%
77%
540
•21
9%
9
.70
4.700
76%
77%
77%
preferred
preferred
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
5%% conv preferred
Wheeling Steel Corp
$5 conv prior pre!
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
Jan
8%
7
-127% Mar
No Par
Jan
Jan
•
32
July
8% July
69
107% July
1
10
" x91
2%
Apr
117% Jan 10
22% Jan
—
7%
17%
106% July
97% Aug
Feb
21
12.50
$4.50
29%
10% July 5
25% Jun 19
83
Apr
5
25% May 31
93 % Aug
3
6
3
3% Jan
„_50
50
preferred
Instrument
$4.25
102%
29
Elec
26
3
41
No par
Westvaco Chlorine Prod
50
74 v,
102%
30
29
8%
8%
8%
103%
102%
9
83
29%
8%
*8
.
*81%
:
76
*102%
30
;
31%
30%
30
9%
31
30O
34%
*33%
34%
102%
29%
26%
34%
Jan
9
/ 7% Jan
.
No par "
partic
Weston
i% 800
110%
106
*71
*9
1st
110%
*105
*33%
17%
Jan
100
2nd preferred—100'
non-cum
Dec
30% July 11
4
Class B„
30
136
31%
106
26%
102%
135
4%
Sep
20%
26% Apr 25
*
Western Union Teleg class A_No par
110%
31%
113
*21
103
*133
1,100
34%
*105
78
1023/4
4%
4%
•
34%
*110%
29%
13
/
23 %
Jan
1
Westlnghouse El & Mfg
*100%
*35
43/4
43/4
.
85V2 Jan
10
Westinghouse Air Brake-
5
Jan
100" ; 113% Apr
Western
47%
4%
15%
12%
No par' ~
16'A Jan
100 ""*103
Feb
6%
90
1,000
33
33
July
15% July
32%
96% Feb 16
'
100
May
2% Mar
56
Dec
18% Feb
100" "
pfd
July 10
Jan
3
Jan
83
Jan
Jan
77
par
•%
26
May 18
15
22V2 Jan 26
1
West Penn Power 4%%
62
13
22
No pat V.
13
47%
.
Highest
t per share
6
Jan
6% Jan
par
,
Jan
33% Jun 27
24% July 12
19% July 6
No par
preferred
preferred—
6%
50
107%
*106%
34
__No
preferred
300
25
24%
107%
33%
Eisenlohr
23
4%
25
15 % Apr
1
Indies Sugar Corp
7%
330
"•
117% 117%
117
par
5
West Penn Electric class A—No
'80
97
97
No
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift;
$4 conv
par
'
104%
103
97
No
West
'
*96
Pictures
10.700
24,
93%
117%
Webster
300
93%
5
Fdy &
81
23%
97
97
*117
Bros
Warren
"5.200
1,300
V
23%
23
*80'A
93
103
102%
v
81%
Warner
600
...
9%
9%
23%
*81 %
32
23%
*92
97%
97%
117%' 117%
23%
81%
22%
93
104%
9%M
9
23%
81%
23
=
9%
*23
14,200
13%
13
*30
t per share
share
per
11% Mar 31
2
Apr
3
8
par
preferred
$
Jan 27
1% Feb 9
45
Jan 27
11% Apr 24
22% Feb 14
22% Apr 25
No par
47%
*-12%
Year 1943
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
Par
Shares
$ per share
17%
►103
105%
25
Lowest
,
24%
22%
92
*106%
Range for Previous
Range since January 1
STOCK
13%
9%
117%
;
YORK
EXCHANGE
32%
23
97%
117%
*97%
ni?
92
NEW
the Week
Aug. 4
$ per share
9%
*53 %
*81
*104%
9%
1%
*24%
"17%
♦23'/a
for
Sales
Friday
Aug. 3
f per share
54
*39
d; 80
Thursday
Aug. 2
9%
*53%
32%
13%
*32
STOCKS
Wednesday
share
9%
54
*1%
54
55%
RECORD
PRICES
'
9%
8%
SALE
Aug. 1
S per share
9%
HIGH
Tuesday
July 31
July 29
*9
AND
547
""
-
6
Jun
'
'
1
*12%
93
72
*75
75
80
•
:
33%
22
22
42%
41%
42%
31
31%
71%
71%
*22
71
70%
72
*70%
73
•70
75
.
*73
77
*73%
74
*72
70
69
*68
33%
33%
33%
4/ 14%
; .
///■
■;
14%
14%
14%
14%
19%
19
19
19%
14%
19%
38%
38%
39%
39
39%
102% 102%
16%
17
102% 102%
16%
16%
103'
*16%
' 38%
17
19%
19%
19
38"%
39
38%
14
103
16J/Z
103%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
and asked prices;
no
sales on this day.
74
20
700
tin receivership,
a
Deferred delivery,
Transactions aHhe New York Slock
Jan
24% July
Jan
42% July
16%
Jan
47% Jan
5
5
8
73
44% Jan
49
1.900
H
^
3,600
>
(Wm)
2.300
Bonds
$2,100,600
s Special sales,
382,000300,000
370,000
$1,916,000
3
3% Jan
wd When distributed.
20
14
5
7
28
1944
6% July
x-Ex-dividends.
* y
4l 1944
Saturday
Ex-rights.
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Total
Corporate
$243,000
$20,COO
$223,000
:
155,105
519,000
33,000
$4~000
197,595
642,000
39,000
12,000
693,000
213,105
522,000
28,000
1,000
551,000
8,114,000
Thursday
228,985
418,000
6,000
Friday
250,830
551,000
40,000
Tooo
596,000
$35,107,900
1,121,760
$2,875,000
$166,000
$22,000
$3,063,000
7,092,900
1944
1943
1943
1,121,760
1,167,615
•
556,000
424,000
;'
Jan. 1 to Aug.
1944
4
1943
202,248,130
Stocks—No. ot shares
<
$2,875,000
Domestic
$2,073,200
78,974,100
2,242,479,900
41,610,352
51,773,312
-
Foreign corporate
are
the daily closing averages of
-Bonds—
Utili¬
Rail¬
trials
roads
10
65
Indus¬
i
ties
146.14
•
Total
IB
Indus¬
Date—
:
representative stocks and bonds
10
20
Stocks
.
10
First
Second
10
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Total
40
Bond!
41.32
23.73
52.30
107.41
109-19
80.20
110.24
101.76
146.11
41.29
23.90
I
52.32
107.36
109.21
80.30
110.25
101.78
1—
146.39
41.51
24.14
;
52.51
107.27
109.34
80.47
110.10
101.80
August
2
146.77
41.62
24.25
-?
52.66
107.20
109.37
80.61
110.14
101.83
August
3
146.29
41.25
24.09
52.39
107.22
109.42
80.17
110.44
101.81
4
145.30
40.80
23.98
52.00
107.30
109.41
80.04
110.39
101.76
July 29-1—
July 31August
August
-
-
\
22,000
$3,063,000
TotaL
$49,134,700 $1,822,700,000 $2,323,527,200
$3,312,000 $112,174,000 $140,377,000
158,000
166,000
Foreign government
■
-Stocks-
37% July
4% May
Wednesday-
39
.■
Jan
Jan
July
July
Nov
Jun
Monday
Stock and Bond Averages
■
2
Jan
Jan
Tuesday
70,239,500.
1,748,327,300
47,218,100
Below
Ur-.'.
19%
5
—
17%
41%
98
16%
4,965,200
$4,133,200
$74,600
1,842,000
$35,107,900
v
Jan
Jan
Bonds
33,103,400
TotaL
31% Sep
—
7,%
30
82
9%
6,819,600
1944
.
$88,500
& industrial
Sep
5,808,600
163,024,570
5,262,830
1,916,000
Government
Foreign
Railroad
Apr
Bonds (Par Value)
DomestU)
Shares)
76,140
Bonds
XJ. 8.
—
44% July 12
19
Jan. 1 to Aug. 4
1943
4,272,080
70%
21% Jan
17
Week Ended Aug. 4
shares
108
6,000
22,000
18,000
1
•
Week Ended Aug. 4
Stocks—No. ot
Jan
Jun
$88,500
244,000
413,000
6,431,600
$33,103,400
78% Dec
58 Va
Oct
Jun
57%
16,500
4,695,200
5,379,100
4,272,080
Total
.
Jan 12
25%
54
$26,000
578,880
6,704,900
Week Ended Aug,
$2,307,600
797,280
7,792,000
33% Jan
(Number
of
Sales
Bonds
746,410
803,650
87Va Mar 14
70
Mar 6
36% July
Apr 25 4 15% July
Jan 3 v
20% July
Apr 24$*"* 42% July
Jan 6 /; 104% July
Jan 3
17% Jun
1
Bond
$207,000
1,114,GOO
No par
Tofo?
Bonds
.
%
Jan
46
Stocks
Foreign
231,260
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
July 14
73% July 34
Transactions at Ike New York Curb Exchange
Government
and Miscel.
Shares
Tuesday
100
Zonite Products Corp.
sale,
27%
9%
14%
33%
96
13
'
—No par
Zenith Radio Corp
r Cash
/
July
444447
5%% preferred series A
Youngstown Steel Door
260
69% Jun
58
Apr 26
No par ' '
(Del)
Jr
Jan
24
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks,
2b
Dec
17%
6,300
United States
Number of
Saturday
121
30%
Exchange
Railroad
4,^944
Jan
6
Dally, Weekly and Yearly
Week Ended Aug.
115
July 31
33% July 17
10
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co—
—28
York Corp
-1
Young Spring & Wire
No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__No par
13,400
j l
Stock,
Oct
Apr
>' 42% July 17
2,700
n New
86%
11%
4
5%
5%
.124
19% Apr 27
—10 "
(F W) Co
41%
41
July 31
Sep
Jan
Jan
3
Wrigley
1.400
?
100 ' * 124
pfd 4%% series
100 ' *
pfd 4 %% Conv series—100 / '
Wright Aeronautical
—No par
/
100
104 4 1041
*16%
16%
16%
41%
•Bid
400
36%
14%
19%
39%
35%
14%
35
14%
pfd
9 Va
Jan
9
57%
20% Jan
.' v
34%
4%
14% July 14
Worthington P & M (Del)—No par ~
4*4-/4:4p4^
/:
33% 34
14%
14%
19%
19%
39%
39%
102% 102% 4
16%
17
33%
■
5
36% Jan
Woolworth
2.200
69
74
*68"%
4
10% Jan
Jan 1 3
Prior
10,300
30%
71%
72
80'A Jan
10 " '
8-
Prior
2,100
42
•70
No par " *
Woodward Iron Co!
22
<:
■■
11% July 10
96
July 10
Co
Wisconsin El Pow Co 6%
10
30%
71%
72
No par
preferred
Wilson-Jones
400
41%
69
69
$6
1,200
12%
*21%
•
73
*68%.
19%
102%
71
93
*123
69%
•
*68%
4
123
Wilson & Co Inc
12,100
10%
12%
223/8
44 /■/'
32%
*91%
*70
71
71
69% : 69%
91%
*12%
31%
70%
70%
*69%
91%
13
41%
31
21%
21%.
41%
30%
70 %;
92
31%
42
30%
*70
10%
42
41%
*69%
10%
.31%
41%
30%
22%
10%
*123
*123
41%
*21%
13
■"i.
13
10%-
92
93'A
30%
*22
10%
10%
*12%
124
124
22%;
10%.
J
37,000
6,767,000
669,000
9,410,000
927,000
"$3,507,000 $119,610,000 $150,714,000
THE COMMERCIAL &
Bond Record
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
WEEKLY
-
YEARLY
-
the column headed
"Interest Period" indicate In each case
BOND 8
Last
Interest
8.
U.
Low
-
—1944-1954
1946-1950
1946-1949
1949-1952
1946-1948
—
1951-1953
_„1955-190O
1945-1947
1948-1951
1951-1954
1956-1959
1958-1963
1960-1965
1945
1948
1949-1953
1950-1952
1952-1954
1956-1958
1962-1967
1963-1968
June 1964-1969
Dec. 1964-1969
Treasury 4s
Treasury
3%s
3%S
3%s
3s
3s
27/aS
2%s
2%s
2%s
2%s
2%8
2%s
2%s
2Vis
2'/2s
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2 Vis
2Vis
Treasury
2Vis
Treasury
2Vis
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
—
2 Vis
Treasury
Treasury 2'As
2 'As
Tre.«ury
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury
Treasury
2s—,
2s
Treasury
2s
.
•
2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
-
Treasury
2s_—
Treasury
2s—
Treasury l3As—
Loan Corp—
—
J-D
M-S
—
__
J-D
Sigh
110.26
101.12
105.4
MS
'
„
MS
102.14
109.12
111.25
111.9
106.18
106.16
M-S
*103.28
MS
__
J-D
103.30
103.31
*103.19
__
103.21
103.17
100.17
100.3
7
100
MS
US
12
100
100
100.16
100.16
J-D
100.6
100.9
107.4
102.5
*107.12
107.14
100.11
J-D
100.11
100.2
*104.7
MS
US
J-D
MS
101.31
104.8
101.26
101.22
101.13
101.6
*101.12
101.5
100.21
101.1
*100.19
100.20
100.5
100.16
1945-1947
York
109% 109%
102%
'104% 105
102
102%
~7
101%
2
101%
103 %
5
10^ %
103%
2
103 Va
3
101%
1961
J-J
3s
1967
J-J
1968
M-N
Jan
15
1948
J-J
Jan
15
1953
J-J
Jan
15
1958
;
11
100.10 100.12
*105.19
(Rep)
A6s
100.12
101.12
Ik-
100.28
*100.25 100.27
A-O
fund 6s
1901
1961
Sep 1901
1963
1961
1961
—1962
__1962
1960
M-S
1960
(Hukuang Ry)
5s
of
1928
of
1927
external
Oct
Jan
f $
8
1901
1961
1*1693
1952
Rica
r-4
*60
AGtd
sink
fund 6s
1948
A-O
*60
1968
M-S
1945
J-J
Akershus
(King of Norway)
AAntioqula
(Dept)
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f
4s
coll 7s A
7s series B
1945
s
f 7s series C
1945
f 7s series D
1945
J-J
f
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1957
sec
s
f 7s 2d series
1957
sec
8
f 7s 3rd serles„1957
A-O
7s
Antwerp (City)
Argentine
series
1st
24
external 5s
1958
J-D
1948
M-N
1971
M-N r
loan 4s Feb
1972
F-A
8 f extl conv loan 4s Apr
_1972
A-O
conv
loan
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Australia
4 Vis
(Commonw'lth)
External
of
5s
External g 4
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1927
1957
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External
s
External
s
*22%
■
85
—
W
59%
50%
'
—-
5
24%
17
25%
17
25
2
17
25%
—' '
16%
23%
16%
23%
16%
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56%
87
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24
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23
23%
8
85
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s
$
96
88
86
88%
146
88%
29
No.
3%s
Series
No.
2
3%s
Series
No.
1944—
•
93
82%
93
100% 101
60
92
101
100 Va 101
41
92
101
97
97%
102
J-J
102
J-D
J-D
62%
A-O
60%
1957
1
99%
82%
100%
A-0
60%
1952
Series
86
101%
>100%
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bonds of
3%s
30
92
97
1955
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98%
97
1941
external 8s
f 6Vis of 1926
(Central
External
M-N
60
99%
88
J-D
62
15
97%
100%
2
102
98
88
1
102
102
100 Va
101
102
102%
102'A 102'A
1
61'/2
62%
43
50
64%
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60%
38
47%
63
59%
60%
32
47%
62%
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62%
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49%
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57
40
:
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57%
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56%
57%
4
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57%
57%
57%
69%
51%
34
41%
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57%
21
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57%
57
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debt
1
80
1
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57%
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108
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4
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152
80
77
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41 %
59%
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29%
29%
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1949
F-A
1977
J-D
1953
J-J
1945
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series
sink
1st
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75
86%
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87
87
81
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1940
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1961
M-S
1969
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part
^
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1957
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1952
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s
40
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1964
1968
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—
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(Colombia)
1954
28
16
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1943
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to
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Nov.
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to
Nov.
95%
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to
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1942, agree
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5,
1942,
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1952
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1959
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98 %
11%
11%
10%
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40%
mmmm
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>
9%
.
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40%
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18%
16%
10
■i
32
4
40%
v-™
16%
14%
18%
—
40%
V:
Series
No.
4
3%s
Series
No.
5
3%s
Series
No.
6
33As
Series
No.
7
3%s
Series
No.
8
Series
No.
9
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s
:
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s
100
(State)—
1957
5s
F-A
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1958
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f
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98%
99%
99
93%
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98%
93
99
— —
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Series
No.
10
Series
No.
11
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3%s
Series
No.
12
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No.
13
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Series
No.
No.
15
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No.
16
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Series
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Series
No.
No.
18
No.
19
3%s
Series
No.
20
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Series
No.
21
3%s
Series
No.
22
3%s
Series
No.
23
3%s
Series
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Series
No.
Series
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Series
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28
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No.
No.
footnotes
see
page
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,
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——
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——
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No.
57
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57
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1954
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1969
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59%
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1940
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75
85%
76
59%
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1942
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29
1955
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104
1942
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79%
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39%
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1949
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69%
57%
5
68%
;
27%
16
68%
1951
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14%
"
49%
7s_.^._
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25%
17
6
24%
25
99
99
US
1955
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M-S
1949
f 6s
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1950
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23
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23
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.
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AEstonia
1947
:
17
68%
J-D
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6s
~2
16%
15%
■
15%
17%
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F-A
5 A 2d
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18%
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1946
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fund
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.
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§Alst series 5%s of 1926—;
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10
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A-O
1947
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5%s 2d
sink
16%
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-
18%
18%
17
V.
„
16
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1952
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;
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16
a,
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45
17
16
,
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18
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1951
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19
•
18
18
M-N
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&
20
16%
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Wertheim & Co.
Govt.
17%
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Foreign Securities
Foreign
6
7
A-O
Chinese
19%
19 %
II
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1961
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19
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20
36
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s
19%
■
18%
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1901
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16%
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1963
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17%
2
16
19%
A-O
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120
18%
18%
J-D
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2-2300
19
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—1962
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REctor
19
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Cuba
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Copenhagen (City) 5s
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16%
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A
-
19%
18
17%
17%
1962
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A
19
18%
19%
j-j
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A
16%
5
16%
1957
,
a
5
17%
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fe
19%
18
19 Va
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105%
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1901
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76
112% 113%
113%
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1961
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sinking fund 6s
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>37
18
1957
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1980
23
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Feb
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18
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f 6s_,
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48'A
1900
assented
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106%
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1942
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110%
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50
1942
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s
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s
102% 102%
103% 103 %
103% 103%
103%
87%
86'A
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102
102
86%
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108%
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105.21
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3%
1C9 %
1960
3'As
Colombia
M
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1
30
100.19
100.9
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series
61%
•fc.ua
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external 8 f $ bonds
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104.9
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78%
81%
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82%
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.
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95
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1970
1970
30-year
106.24
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100%
95%
1977
f 4%-4%s
s
25-year
103.9
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98
92
98%
*100% 101
1951
3%
112.6
102.28
99%
-92
1
98
98
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__
;
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111.10
111.7
98
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No
tProvince oil—
stamped
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111.11
111.10
f 5s
s
Range Since
January 1
Low
High
Sold
Biah
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A 6s
106.24
109.3
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Buenos Aires
103.11
106.24
1950
(City)
> External
112.13
111.20
109.19
*106.16
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111.11
111.4
*111.31112.1
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J-J
104.20
*111.23
—
J-D
110.19
*111.24 111.26
—
J-D
105.18
1957
1958
M-S
Sinking fund gold 5s
Brisbane
Bonds
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Low
106.9
104.20
102.14 102.14
__
US
'
105.9
110.16
Last
Period
102.29
104.21
*106.17 106.19
.
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111.23
101.15
*109.17
—
MS
High
110.29
-
__
M-S
,
Low
Week's Range
or Friday's
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
January 1
No.
—
M-S
4
AUGUST
ENDING
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Sold
104.20
110.18
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*111.7
111.9
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1
J-D
J-D
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1967-1972
1951-1953
1952-1955
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1954-1956
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1947
Mar 1948-1950
Qec 1948-1950
J.un 1949-1951
Sep 1949-1951
Dec 1949-1951
March 1950-1952
Sept 1950-1952
1951-1953
1951-1955
1952-1954
1953-1955
June 15 1948
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Friday's
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or
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Volume
549
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4305
160
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
Last
external
sink
fund
4%s__
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sink
fund
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1963
1994
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s
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T *•.
1961
96%
88
40%
92%
93
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88%
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25
46
19
19
18%
"
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97
31%
16%
due 1993
17
New
Slock
York
24'A
133
A4'/28 assented——
•
,
1956
f 78
A Stabilization loan s
1947
A-O
1950
1963
-.1961
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3-3
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New York 6
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1966
gold 8s
fv
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23%
24
31
31
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26
31//
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A
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de
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sec
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8s...
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(State of)-—
1921
44'A
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1946
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35
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20
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ASao Paulo
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1936
8s
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43%
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1956
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1951
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1956
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.1962
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1975
debentures
*
debentures
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—1967
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1995
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.1955
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1978
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1995
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/
Oct 1 1946) due
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■
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104%
126
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174
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104
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73
8
69
to
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ser
87
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1995
due
C
1 1946)
1995
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—2000
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1990
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1947)
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37
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159
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52%
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141
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281
54%
58%
58%
111
61%
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52
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52
39'/a
40%
266
83%
84%
61
1950
1959
J-J
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68%
71%
138
80%
81%
41
73%
94%
page
552.
ref
88
F-A
88
88%
87%
J-J
A-O
/ A-O
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41%
59%
46%
41
41%
64%
5s
r
1
J-J
series
1977
1971
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inc
(conv)
series
59%
31%
44%
64
84%
87%
87%
57
85
13
74
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89
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87%
,
83
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129
101
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101
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18
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41
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16
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1969
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15
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27%
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121 Va
26%
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26
109
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190
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55
48%
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83
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74
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53
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71%
94
1951
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68
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43
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41
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84
51%
11%
100
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1951
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136
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1934
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1951
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..1989
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19Q9
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31
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A
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1956
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.
'
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1975
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59
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,
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—
J-J
debs—
1952
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1960
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1965
see
78
54%
84%
1956
debentures
Consol mtge 3%s
52
123
54%
39'/a
1951
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52
M-JV
1st 3%s
1951
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Beneficial Indus Loan 2%s
1950
For footnotes
92
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1951
stamped
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70%
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/ 11% '■£
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1958
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3%%
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1949
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69
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1
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;
110%;
107 %
52
7;
12
45 }?S 46'% '
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1997
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s__
1982
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2038
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-.1947
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1947
A 1st & gen 5s series A
1966
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104%
42
1951
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Bangor &
M-N
1949
4s
registered
A Gen
ft 105,»T
36
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1949
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105
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due
84
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1989
registered
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104
36
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105%
111
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1946)
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1949
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1961
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1960
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1958
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1966
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1950
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1963
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1943
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1948
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1980
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1955
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1954
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163
102%
106%
17
10iy8
103%
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1960
J-J
J-J
1946
1980
1950
122'A
104
106
107
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106
106%
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30
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103
104%
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1952
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M-S
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1955
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.-.-2003
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2003
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1940
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127'A
106
1
120% 120%
108
M-S
2003
series C
series
105%
1948
64%
123'/a
*__
120%
M-S
1945
45
A-O
1969
2003
series B
ref
ref 4s
111%
124'/2
80%
70
Louisville & Nashville RR—
8
106
94%
J-J
1966
Elec 3%s
104 3/4
__
84%
65%
'
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99%
86
—
79
104
95
71
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83%
100%
67
86
5
99%
79
1963
1st
i
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68%
49%
99%
*
1951
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101%
.
35
:
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debenture
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104
94%
2003
2003
2003
2003
:
V
32
52
104%
2003
gtd 5s
Y 4%s ext
5s
98%
49%
100'A
1974
1954
1950
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&
49%
F-A
1974
Long Island unified 4s
Guaranteed ref gold 4s
4s
stamped
103 %
89%
F-A
1964
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101%
1
M-S
1954
i
Little Miami gen 4s series A
59%
42
4
101'/a 101'A
131
98%
103
Lex & Eastern
100
42%
41
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101%
98%
25
99%
102%
A-O
/
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry ext 5s_1951
1st 50-yr 5s gtd
1965
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s
1944
104 '/a
93%
102% 104%
1954
registered-..-.
4%s
5
J-J
1945
Lehigh Valley RR—
4s stamped
modified
105%
100%
102% 102%
J-J
1964
Term
Harbor
102%
J-D
1965
...
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98%
1954
fund 5s
stamped
Leh Val
98%
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:
ref sink
99
3
99%
1954'
A
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10
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100
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100
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100
1975^
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F-A
F-A
3%s__.._1997,
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1997/
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5s
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102
——
.
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& Mich
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1960
44
89
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.1959
38
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1
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M-S
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page
108%
3
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see
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series
105
57'A
107% 107%
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105
104
.1954
J-J
footnotes
105'/a
1952
6%s
J-J
mtge
66%
103
M-N
1961
1978
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56
5
.1997
1973
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77
,1961
1st
97%
103%
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1952
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64%
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Kresge Foundation 3% notes
:
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J-J
General 5'/2s series B
mtge 4s series H
62%
104
1947
4'/as unguaranteed
Kings County El L & P 6s
Kings Co Lighting 1st 5s
'
J-D
General
Gen
53%
43'A
M-S
^
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General
51%
14
64
Apr 1950
1st & ref sink fund 5s
100%
106
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J-D
1958
J-J
C
43%
1951
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1
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101%
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1961
5s series
41
1955
Lehigh & New Eng RR 4s A
Lehigh & N Y 1st gtd gold 4s
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
>
114
106%
J-J
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series
52%
51%
1961
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A 1st
107%
148%
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J-J
Northern 4'As
61%
22%
51%
1972
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
46%
106
*148
M-S
1947
Great
24%
57'A
21%
J-J
Kansas City Term 1st 4s
.1960
Kentucky Central gold
1061
Kentucky & Ind Term 4%s_.X..1961
Stamped
3%s
111
106
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J-D
1934 *>
1956
4'As
1st gtd 5s
16%
51%
A-O
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A Certificates
of deposit
Kansas City Southern Ry 1st 3s__ 11950
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103
106%
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1947
1959
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3s
& Nor 1st ext 6s
111
104%
126
J-J
1944
1st & ref 4s
Louisiana & Ark
(B
55
211
J-J
Clear 1st 4s
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Berg Co cons 5s
1949
Gen Steel Castings 5'/2s
1949
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Oct 11945
Goodrich
,
1956
Laughlin Steel 3'As,
&
Lorillard
Grays Point Term
110%
9
57
106% 106%
A-O
1956
Coll
34
107'A
102
*107
J-J
M-N
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72'/a
106%
51
42%
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44
78%
111'A
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deposit
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103%
111%
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Certificates
74
98%
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50
18
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1947
1974
71
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101%
12
2015
1959
5s series A
66%
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77
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& ref
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53
40
.
55%
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65%
68'/a
39
15
47
54%
48
57%
1955
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57%
68
105% 106
48
78%
281
62
38%
53%
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6
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46
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97
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69
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47
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46
99
103% 103%
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B_1986
B_T
82%
99
103%
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23
102 %
111
101%
102
109%
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112
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—
1956
78%
67%
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94%
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mtge 3s series F..1961
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Int Rys Cent Amer 1st 5s B__
1st lien & ref 6%s
:
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111
109'A
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109% 110
46%
J-J
1958
*
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51
109%
76%
65
J-J
50
—
91
59%
8
1963
gold 5s series C
Internat Hydro El deb 6s
:
Internat Paper 5s series A & B
109%
72
9
75
J-D
A 1st
106
72
73
75
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59%
7
91
72%
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45 '/a
50%
90%
1950
ser
92%
J-J
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5
107
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91
1951
.
71%
100%
F-A
J-J
1963
gold 4s
48%
97
79%
1051
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59
J-D
J-J
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105 %
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J-J
1961
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103%
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1
^
1951
4%s
Firestone Tire & Rub
148
40
54%
—1971
mtge inc 4'/2s series A
1st 4s
N Y & Erie RR extl
65%
107%
109% 109%
A-O
1962
64
100% 100%
104% 105
53%
1995
M 4s series B
64
109%
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1st
F-A
107
55
1965
1965
Empire Gas & Fuel 3'/2s
Erie
90
15
53%
1970
stamped
5s
67'A
JAintcr-Great Nor 1st 6s series A.1052
AAdjustment 6s series A—July 1952
*108%
M-N
El Paso & S W 1st 5s
83
38
108
---
1956
Ed El III (NY) 1st cons gold 5s
1995
Elec Auto-Lite 2'As debs
—1950
3'As
60%
84%
102%
*105%
A-O
Elgin Joliet & East Ry
4
34
81%
16
58
79
58
76
81%
102% 104'A
45%
84%
M„w
Inland Steel 1st
46%.
84%
60%
77
105%
;
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78%
77
73
46
76%
11951
series C
series
70
78%
76
102%
5s
77
77%
J-J
1966
.
gold 3s
1st
*70%
78
97%
97
64
81
m-N
6
A-O
1948
Ry Minn Nor Div 1st 4s
East Tenn Va & Ga Div 1st 5s
A-O
1951
& Iowa
Cons
East
*97
1953
tAInd & Louisville 1st gtd 4s
101% 103%
F-A
1965
Gen & ref mtge 3y2s series G—1966
Gen & ref 3s series H—
1970
Detroit & Mackinac 1st lien gold 4s 1995
ASecond gold 4s
1995
1st
97%
96%
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A-O
jf.g
m-N
103%
102
1953
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101%
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18
1952
;
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102% 102%
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1952
111 Cent and Chic St L & N O—
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114%
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,
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Detroit
116
*100%
1951
.
Springfield Div 1st gold 3%$
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162
102%
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1950
1st gold 3s
1951
Louisville Div & Term gold 3%s_1953
.105% 111
20
113%
J-J
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5
116% 116%
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107
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1955
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94
103
69%
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1951
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138
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50
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130%
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138
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92%
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107
J-J
1970
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98
29
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102
83
—
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1973
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1936
4 A Con sol gold 4l/2s
1936
111%
27
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98%
■
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110
61
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107
105
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88%
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1951
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1951
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66
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92'A
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59
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83
83
17
100 %
F-A
103% 103%
—-
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103% 103%
102%
40
1957
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107
1
57
f
106
12
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109%
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1952
107'A
106
107
113
110
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104%
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12%
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108%
—-
,
106%
5s
1st 5s. A
—
110
102%
High
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5
13%
95 '/a
1st gold
Gas
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104% 105'A
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receipts
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1946
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1946
ADeposit receipts
---Curtis Publishing Co 3s deb——...1959
A
92%
•
59
110
M-N
M-N
M-N
1950
1955
1942
5%s
68%
c;q
104'/a
M-N
1967
1970
1966
mtge 3%s
1st
67%
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95 &
J-J
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92'/a
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mtge 3V2s
M-N
Hudson
Hudson
77
99 3A
J-J
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1949
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s
81%
J-J
1955
4s
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1st
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J-D
4s
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J-D
1st
105'/a
^
■
105% 106
deb 4s
tAConsol Ry non-conv
1962
Coal
57%
100
1951
Consolidated Oil conv deb
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100
53%
142
3%s
debentures
M-N
99%
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1956
1958
M-N
1954
107
106'A
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J-J
debentures—
1937
January 1
No.
H
12
■
J-D
J-J
J-J
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J-J
•
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249
72
May
Commonwealth Edison Co—
1st mtge 3%s series I
1968
Conv debs 3V2s
1958
Conn Ry & L 1st & ref 4%s
1951
Conn River Power s f 3%sA
1961
Consolidated Cigar 3'As s. f. debs.1953
Consolidated Edison of New York—
3>/2s debentures
1948
1999
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A-O
M-S
F-A
11969
88%
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J-J
Debenture 5s
Hocking Valley Ry 1st 4%s
*§AHousatonic Ry cons gold 5s
Houston Oil 4'As debs
I
•
108% 108 %
M-N
Columbus & Sou Ohio
Af-N
92%
M-N
Columbus & H V 1st
1969
74%
y
67%
M-N
F-A
F-A
J-J
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
J-D
A-O
Colo Fuel & Iron
111
112% 112%
23
J-J
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111%
106%
112%
J-J
1952
ref Term
&
109%
110
'
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72
108%
2
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72
J-J
J-J
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1990
1970,
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100
59%
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2015
mtge inc 5s series A
99%
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13'A
Gulf States Util 3%* series D
82%
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—
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR—
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Series D 3%s gtd
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Cleve Short Line 1st gtd 4y2s
Cleve Union Term gtd 5%s
1st s f 5s series B gtd
Ret Si impt
53
*106
J-D
General 5s series B
50
■
Feb
.
J-J
1st
76
69%
—
Range Since
Bonds
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
82
110%
B
^
1975
A Gen
109
108
55
109% 109%
ctfs
Feb
Gulf Mobile & Ohio 4s series B
3
*_.
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A Debentures
108
104
Week's Range
or Friday's
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75
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109%
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I-* I-* 0
104%
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Sale Price Bid & Asked
High
75
75
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Period
75
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A.-N
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E
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102'/a
^
14
108 % 109
107% 107%
F-A
1967
D—1971
1969
3%s
mtge
14
106% 106%
106%
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A-O
M-N
1966
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M-S
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14
108% 109
109
J-J
J-J
J-J
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January 1
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Chicago Union Station—
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Chic & West Indiana com 4s
4
New York
Range Since
Sold
Asked
Utah '
RECORD
AUGUST
ENDING
■'
Bonds
Friday's
Sale Price Bid &
FOR
Monday, August 7, 1944
1945
;'r
94%
—
98%
103 %_
404
—
304% 104%
41
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105J
112
113
YORK BOND RECORD
NEW
Friday
BONDS
AUGUST
4
Last
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Sale Price
or
Friday's
Low
Sold
High
New York
Range Since
Bonds
Bid & Asked
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Gen mtge
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1960
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RR (Southern Lines)
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Marion
f
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98
44
90%
65 Vi
65'/2
66
15
52
71%
m-n
75
75
76 Vi
29
68%
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m-n
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83
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N Y Telephone 3Vis
101
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102%
101%
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102 Vi 102
1021/4
1945
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100
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a-o
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100
F-A
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m-n
104
4s__1938
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1st
1951
gold 3Vis
1952
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..1979
Michigan Cons Gas 1st mtge 3%s_1969
{§AMidland of N J 1st ext 5s
1940
{§ AMilw & Northern 1st ext 4%s__1939
.
16
19%
'v.
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90%
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87
97
17
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1949
m-s
11 %
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1962
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ref
&
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&
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ext
1938
1938
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1978
1959
1990
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ref 5Vis series B
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68
68 Vi
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64% It 13
71%
72
53
1962
J-J
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59
11
533/4
64%
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1978
J-J
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57
69%
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Prior lien 4Vis series D
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57%
47
47
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152
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66
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129
56%
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26%
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281%
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22%
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m-s
64 Vi
64%
67 Vi
667
56%
73
m-n
64
64
67%
306
56%
1949
1980
I——..—1981
11%
11%
12%
111
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13%
A-O
64%
64
671/2
356
56%
72%
gold 4s—1991
Monongahela Ry 3 Vis series B__—1966
Monongahela W Penn Pub Serv—
m-s
70%
66
61%
84
220
80%
98%
88
,
95%
96 Vi
83%
83%
6
67%
82%
83%
24
67%
108%
26
100% 100%
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100%
100%
110% 111
8
110%
112%
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108
108%
88
F-A
m-s
108
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110%
99
15%
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Number 4305
.Volume 160
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111
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1949
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1953
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1957
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1960
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1963
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1970
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1975
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1977
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1952
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109
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84
70
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1974
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1952
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104%
m-s
-
National
{ANaugatuck RR 1st gold 4s
92%, 92%
J-D
1960
Dairy Prod 3 Vis debs
Distillers Prod 3 Vi$
Nat
107Vi
99%
98
*100
J-D
63%
109
■
2
110
110
92
J-D
69%
■
43%
72
,-i
.
F-A
1978
Nash Chatt & St L 4s series A
1964
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3Vis
1960
Pennsylvania Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4Vis series B—,
1981
1st & ref 3%s ser D
1968
59V4
109
109
m-n
'
*
571/2
571/2
J-D
s
„
1966
Ref
j
1013/4
56%
''
1
Pacific Tel & Tel 3 Vis series B
96%
IOI1/2
56
'
96%
*__
m-N
1
1st & ref M 3s series K
j
111%
114%
*112% 112%
"
1st gold 5s......l946
1st & ref mtge
.
106%
109% 109%
109%
& ref
ls«
73%
N
Nat
.
& El 4s series G
Pacific Gas
72%
10
•"n \
r
•
Pacific Coast Co
1st &
72
1061/4 106 Vi
J-D
1968
1947
Vis
*70%
A-O
1955
1955
series A
Constr
Guaranteed stpd cons 5s
*
60
67%
64 Vi
641/2
a-o
1905
1966
1951
Morrell
,
F-A
,
1960
debentures
1st
6s
:
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav 4s
{Missouri Pacific RR Co—
Alst & ref 5s series A
Reading Co Jersey Cent coll 4s.
Gen & ref 4%s series
Gen & ref 4'is
A_!
series B
..1951
a-o
101 %
101 % 102
-.1997
j-j
104%
103
-1997
j-j
104
104 3/a
103% 104
5
109
12
97
94
94%
105
104%
1043/4
THE COMMERCIAL &
552
YORK
NEW
FOR
RANGE
Last
Interest
Stock Exchange
Period
or
Rand deb 3%s
1950
3%s
19H0
Grande West 1st gold 4S..1939
cons & coll trust 4s A
1949
Copper & Brass
Kevere
H a Rio
A 1st
& Elec Corp—
4%s series D
3*/** series H
3%s series I
3%s series J
102% 102%
92
92 3/4
63% 66
102%
92%
A-O
63%
Gas
Rochester
mtge
Gen
M-N
Geu mtge
Gen
mtge
Geu
mtge
1977
1967
1967
1969
1934
1949
1841
1st 4%s
*§AR I Ark & Louis
fARut-Canadian 4s stpd
tSARutland RR 4%s stamped
US
*1253/4
US
104%
107 %
Tex Pac Mo Pac Ter 5%s A
101%
103
Toledo St Louis
Ham
Buff
95
Toronto
37
66%
Trenton Gas & Elec 1st
Third
\1IrW'
llf%
a
111%
Ave
AdJ
1073/4
*108% 1103%
MS
16
23
U
17%
8b
12
19
Ltd 1st M 4%8——1960
Grand Island 1st 4s
1947
1st gold 5s
1998
Saguenay Pwr
St Jos &
Lawr & Adir
St
gold 6s
2d
ISt Louis Iron Mountain
River & Gulf Division
A-O
105
5
♦„
J-J
A-O
/ 72
out
r
MS
..1958
IS
100%
1
Zl978
ucyuon,
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
1st 4s bond certificates
-—1989
Nov 1989
bond ctfs..
2d 4s inc
1952
J A 1st term & unifying 5s—
A Gen & ref gold 5s series A.---1990
Paul & Duluth 1st cons
ISASt P & K C Sh L gtd
St
gold 48-1968
4%s
1941
1971
1952
Depot 3%s B
Schenley Distillers 4s s i deb
Scioto V & N E 1st gtd 4S
tSeaboard Air Line Ry—
Paul Union
St
1989
1950
gold 4s unstamped
gold stamped
JARefunding 4s
—--A Certificates of
deposit—
A 1st cons 6s series A____
A Certificates of
deposit
§ a 1st
5 A 4s
ia0B
1940
gtd 4s
1933
Fla 6s A ctfs
1935
certificates., -——1933
Shell Union Oil 2Vis debs—
1954
23/«8 sinking fund debentures
1961
t§ASilesian-Am Corp coll tr 7s
1941
Simmons Co debentures 4s
19W
Sioux City & Pacific Div—
See Chic & Northwestern Ry
t§AAtl & Birm 1st
X A Seaboard All
AOs series B
1950
Oil 3s debentures-Bocony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs
South & Nor Ala RR gtd 6b
South Bell Tel & Tel 3%s
Skeiiy
1964
19C3
-1962
iy<»
debentures
3s
Co— f}
4s (Cent Pac coll) —
4s registered.:
1st 4Vis (Oregoh Lines) A
Southern Pacific.
Aug 1949
J949
1977
19^8
Gold 4 Vis
1969
1981
1950
1955
Gold 4Vis
Gold 4Vis
San Fran Term 1st 4s
1st ref gtd 4s
Stamped
Southern Ry 1st cons gold 5s
Devel & gen 4s series A
Devel & geu 6s
Devel & gen 6Vis———
Mem Div 1st gold 5s
8t Louis Div 1st gold 4s
South Pac RR
-----
1994
1958
1956
1950
1990
1951
Southwestern Bell Tel 3Vis B
1964
1st & ref 3s series C
1968
Southwestern Pub Serv 4s———1972
ASpokane Internat 1st gold 4Vis__2013
Stand Oil of Calif 23/48 debs
1960
Standard Oil N J deb 3s
1961
23/4 debenture
1953
Sunray Oil Corp 3% debs
1959
Buperior Oil 3%s aebs
-—1958
Swift & Co 2%s debs
1961
land grant 4s_.
&
1st
76%.
34-year 3Vis deb
mtge 3%s
19%
19
103%
106
102 %
*106% 106 3/i
J-J
112
110%
—
*21
104
103%
103% 103%
J-J
1073/a
107% 107%
107%
108 3%
A-O
106
106
106 %
9
102%
107
M-N
1G6%
1053/4 1063/8
49
102%
106%
110
110
10
^993/4
100%
United Drug
Cigar-Whelan Stores 5s
United
3%s debs
Steel
States
110 %
5
109
111%
A-u
.108%
108% 108 %
8
106
108%
1952
1958
United Biscuit 3%s debs
United
86
1955
series A
1003%
A-O
102 3/8
102 % 102%
7
100%
104
F-A
104%
104
J-D
v.
'
51
104%
101% 104%
Corp—
94
46%
2.05s
kay
1 1949
46
323/4
45%
2.10s
Nov'
1 1949
M-N
*10034
99
36%
50
2.15s
May 1 1950
M-N
*100%
7
36%
483/4
2.20s
NOV
1 1950
M-N
*101%
May 1 1952
M-N
42%
609
41
41%
44%
46%
45
44%
J-J
& RR gen 5s
M-N
*100%
34%
34
35%
488
28%
373/4
34
34%
19
28%
373/8
2.40s
Nov
M-N
34
May
1 1953
M-N
2.50s
1 1953
M-N
102
70%
86
2.55s
May 1 1954
M-N
*102
U-N
97
*105% 1083/e
1 1952
85%
13
d62
79%
40
57%
82%
2.60s
NOV
1 1954
M-N
61
9l'
383/4
64
2.65s
May 11955
M-N
*100%
—
52%
J-D
F-A
36
1
A-O
65
65
A-O
653/4
653/8
A-O
28%
28%
43
69%
381
21%
303/s
9
28
29
14
20
393/4
42
790
28%
102%
41
106
27%
42%
60%
57
58
16
42%
27
31
63
263/4
__
98 Va
ref mtge
F-A
*108%
M-N
MS
Va
1st
A-O
3s series D
105%
_.
MS
1966
MS
Virginian Ry 3%s series A
102
106%'111
7
100%
103%
103% 103%
J-J
Apr
82%
82
83
1991
Apr
76
76
77%
1955
A-O
gtd gold 3%s._2000
F-A
103%
*1053/4 106%
106 %
Warren
A-O
*126
123
124
*108% 109
107
1083/4
105%
108%
22
108%
108
100 3/4
100% 100%
MS
83
83
85
MS
78%
77
RR
95%
'
2
1st 40-year guaranteed 4s
69
66 5/a
West
85
M-N
77
76%
79
475
65%
84%
Af-N
77%
76%
78%
181
653/4
84
Western
105
6
101%
102% 1033/4
91%
116"%
1033/4
1163/4 118
25-year
118%
105
Telegraph
gold
West Shore
A-O
873/4
178
73%
87%
1043/4 105%
37
92%
105%
'108% 108%
29
96
108 %
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s
2
110%
Wheeling Steel 1st 3%s series B
■0
87
105%
108 %
J-J
87
J-J
*106
3-D
100%
*107
M-N
107
'
_
•111
Apr
F-A
*1023/4 103%
J-D
102%
.
104
deposit
of
ACertificates
31
104%
102%
1053/a
1033/4
101
119
5
108 %
109%
109% 110%
7
109%
112%
100 %
159
88 %
101
106 3/4
108% 108%
J-J
A-O
J-J
100%
100
17
983/4
97%
74
773%
107% 107%
-24
101%
108
58
102
107%
39
100%
107
101
101%
105 % 106
MS
96 3/4
M-N
107%
J-D
1053/a
MS
105%
96%
993/4
105
1053/a
105
M-N
105%
■4
101% 1013/i
1
J-J
67%
67%
68 %
67
553%
J-J
65
64%
65
16
53
1st 4s
69 %
lll3/4
101
913/8
993/4
3
101%
104%
116 %
'110%
MS
993/4
99%
99%
A-O
104
68%
104
67%
.•
M-N
1930
72%
110%
116 %
MS
16
deposit
197
70%
*.J153/4
70
60 Va
70 '
16%
82
14%
14%
74%
57%
10
22%
>15%
A-O
•110%
1971
J-J
18
14%
*110%
1960
U-N
..
109%
110%
..
1968
1075/a
110
101%
106
1073/8
102%
118%
103%
105%
101
*118
.......
Wisconsin Elec Power 3%s
106%
4
105%
J-D
...
*106 3/4
M-N
4s
5ASu & Du div & term
1033/4 1033/4
M-N
of
101%
117%
*100
J-J
1st
53
102%
100%
J-J
B
ACertificates
60
104% 1053/4
105%
J-J
1st mortgage 3s
8
84
98
101 %
J-D
1960
111%
51%
11
52
& Co
38%
100"% 100%
J-D
JAWisconsin Central 1st 4s....—..1949
Winston-Salem
107%
110%
'
r
51%
51%
106
112%
106%
107%
Registered
Wilson
100%
110%
*110% 1123/4
J-J
*
100%
F-A
1950
1951
1960
1951
2361
2361
1949
1966
1958
guaranteed
110% 110%
A-O
7
102
Co—
5s
1st 4s
49%
47%
F-A
A—1946
ser
30-year 5s
Westinghouse El & Mfg 2%s
J-J
83
5s
Funding & real estate 4%s
106%
276
105
103%
Union
1st
10
95%
1977
t
series A
Pacific
56
i«52
3%s series I
Maryland 1st 4s.
tAWestern
68
100 %
100
104%
873/4
16
54
V
1966
3%s
ref 5%s
1st &
gtd__
stpd
os
Power
Penn
Western
89%
149
Lug
Gen mtge
100%
Q-Af
..1948
1945
1945
1950
1967
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s
1st gtd 3%s
1011/4
343
*
79%
mtge 4s
ref
Washington Term
101%
94
9
;
*
1st
1st
Westcnesier
1003/4 100 §2
100%
A-O
97
3
107
1971
1981
103
J-J
98'%
106 %
80
107%
107%
mtge inc 4%s ser B
mtge 4s series A
105%
A-O
90
100
10
mtge 4s inc series A
1st
1053/8
103
yj:
*1033/8 103%
J-J
1
96%
96%
Wabash RR Co—
66
J-J
I'D
109% 1113/4
105% 106
2
98%
98%
106 3/a 1003%
A-O
112
112
2
195
105 3/s 106
J-J
1958
5s
cons
Walworth Co
IS
99%
110% 110%
A Gen
A-O
973/4
*112
1968
AGen
105%
105
F-A
18
103% 103%
102%
52%
23
66
60
A-O
104%
W
100
100%
101% 102
*1013/4
66
103
f*7
101%
54
F-A
J-J
102%
102
1957
1974
Iron Coal 61 Coke 1st gold 5s__1349
& Southwest 1st gtd 5s
2003
Va
62
34%
30
101 %
97:%
f 4s series B
8
1st &
43%
383/4
MS
F-A
Cons
31
393/4
J-J
102
'
MS
Va Elec & Pwr 3%s series B
32%
383/4
F-A
103
102%
A—1955
RR cons g 4s series
Vandalia
68%
268
683/4
101%
1013/4
128%
43%
66
103%
101%
101%
105%
U-N
US
__
102
..1959
3%s debs
Pictures
A-O
101%
102
101 %
104 %
1033/4
126%
1033/4 1033/4
1033/4
102
5
104
1C4
Universal
38%
30%
46
„1951
United Stockyards 4Vis w w
100
92
35%
36
A-O
MS
J-
_.
*103
d81%
J-J
102%
101%
-
101%
101 %
;V
...
*102
d52%
J-J
J-J
100%
__
*1013/4
106
Nov
■
101% 102%
101%
__
*101%
2.45s
MS
7 '?.••' V ;'Z' ,Z\
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*101%
C'\
2.35s
—
1
103% 103%
Wisconsin
Public Service
3%s
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
1st mtge s f 3%s series D
Tenn Coal Iron
*111%
"
89%
40%
41
———
*St
A
106% 107%
33
40%
443/4
Il950
01
101% 1033/4
Union Pacific RR—
75%
97%
92%
104
Serial debentures
Ry
tat Louis San Francisco
A Prior lien 4s ser A
ACertmcates
106
95%
"2
100% 100%
IS
.1950
00
1947
1970
1971
1980
debentures
95
99%
99%
jttocay
1959
1967
F-A
Ref
[I1959
b
A-O
5s
—
98%
99
101 %
II
*107%
1945
3s
108%
& Southern
Jf-N
103 %
5
U
35-year 3Vis deb
..1933
40 %
96%
J-D
If-N
63
*77
30%
6
*103 3/4 104
A-O
1971
62%
~1
75%
75%
75%
83%
149
/•■.v.:
102 % 102%
Af-S
Union Electric Co of Mo 3%s
106
107% 107%
1063/4
107%
J-J
'
81
39%
103% 103%
"
JSAUnion Elec Ry (Chic)
Union Oil of Calif 3s deb
■
112
71
52
79%
37%
37%
A-^j
163/4
16%
17 3/#
47
153/4
IS
81
:V,y
103 %
50
453/4
453/4
4-J
High
Low
109%
39%
118
..1053
1960
Jan 1960
33/4S__1960
Ry 1st ref 4s
income 5s
Tol & Ohio Cent ref A impt
1
A-O
J-D
gold 5s—1949
5s conv deb A
Trt-Cont Com
Range since
No.
Jriuin
108
J-J
1950
gold 48—1940
1st
81
44%
January 1
Sold
Bonds
Friday's
MS
1964
1st 4s
& West
&
45
MS
MS
or
High
•111%
—
Last
how
Low
5;
:
Week's Range
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Interest
6
Nigh
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
January 1
Sold
No,
107 % 107 %
IS
Friday
BONDS
Sale Price Bid & Asked
J-J
4
AUGUST
ENDING
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
LOW
Remington
BOND RECORD
WEEK
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York
Monday, August 7, 1944
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1951
IS
1944
1953
J-J
*112
mtge 3%s series B—1974
Tixarkana & Ft Smith 5Vis A
1950
J-J
♦106
105%
20
105% 105%
F-A
Terminal Assn St L 1st cons 5s
Gen
refund
f gold 4s
s
Ref & impt
Texas
3s deb
1959
1st gold 5s
Company
*117
F-A
118
■
-
'
101% 102 :,/4
101%
A-O
■
>47
/■I/.
106% 106%
1965
Af-N
106
106
106 3/e
2000
J-D
124
124
Gen
&
ref
5s
series
B
1977
A-O
Gen
&
ref 5s
series
C
1979
A-O
Gen
&
ref 5s
series D
1980
J-D
debentures
3s
Texas & Pacific
106%
91%
'
—
113
105%
'.'II '
118
in
120
103%
105
a
Deferred
Included
delivery
sale
included In the years range,
d Ex-Interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's range.
rOash sale
not
in the year's range,
n
not Included in the year's range.
" *
§Negotiabillty Impaired by maturity.
tThe price represented is the dollar quotation per 200pound unit of bonds.
Accrued Interest payable at the exchange rate of $4.8484.
106 %
9
105%
1063/a
124%
12
115%
124%
923/4
933/8
25
81%
96%
93
923/4
93%
37
79%
95%
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
923/4
92 3/4
93
34
80%
96
ABonds selling flat.
of
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under flection 77
Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
the Bankruptcy
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
•WEEKLY
toHS&rfJtottS
wee
29,
include
ending
and
the
present
Friday
security, whether stock
every
complete record of the transactions
a
(Aug.
4,
1944).
bond, in which
or
It
any
RTOCK8
Curb
Friday
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Aero
Wire
Class
is
Investors
(N J)
Corp
Electric
Great
Appliance
$7
"m
preferred
preferred
For footnotes
Low
170
22
Jan
26
100
20
Apr
21
Jan
3%
4%
33/4
300
3%
Jun
9%
700
63/4
Feb
10
400
x83/8
Feb
10% July
4%
10
4%
3%
3%
3%
800
>.
.
4% July
July
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 1%
Alles & Fisher
Allied
Allied
page
557.
Intl
Class
A
common
rnnv
(Mich)
common
5 5/a
July
Jan
2%
Feb
Aluminum
Jan
353/4
Jan
Aluminum Industries
2%
117% 117%
10
Apr
4
July
Jan
102
Mar
Aluminum Co
114
Feb
118%
Jun
107 % July
new
Low
Sales
for Week
Shares
TJnnlr
6
28%
200
.25
Jun
•
123/4
1013/4
80
—
22
Feb
31
Jun
Apr
31
-Jun
27% Mar
35
July
Feb
115
Aug
35
2.800
114
115
1,200
109 Va
19
200
18%
12
12%
400
793/4
80%
1,950
733/4
1013/4 1013/4
50
953/4
34 %
2
4
inn
Jan
22%
19
34%
114
•
common
..
8% July
23%
27%
100
_
July
1141/s July
8%
common
Cn
High
Low
114% July
.10
Mfg..
American Beverage common
Range Since January 1
High
...1
100
Goods
preferred
4mp»"',an
Range
100
common
preferred
Aluminium JLtd
6%
pfd_.
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of Prices
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Jan
89
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35
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19% Mar
13 %
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Jan
84
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103
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Feb
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Week's
Friday
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New
A
Fork
American
General
American
Mach
American Light & Trac common
6% preferred
—
.
American Mfg Co common
Preferred
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Maracaibo
Potash
8eal-Kap
American
Amer
com
5%
16%
16%
16%
1,500
16 %
July
25%
Apr
26%
45%
45%
45%
75
35%
Jan
45% Aug
98
97
98
50
88%
Feb
98
1%
1
1%
,
27%
28%
45%
45%
15%
Apr
Jan
5%
Jun
11 %
12%
7.900
4%
4%
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200
3%
fa
22,900
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Jan
111
375
105
May
16%
16%
16%
1,000
14
Jan
3%
3%
3%
200
3%
Jan
4 % Mar
4%
Jan
7% July
4 f July
107% 108
2%
Jan
106%
12.300
2%
Jun
Apr
3
Jan
19
Jun
113% July
8% July
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3%
7%
3%
1.800
3
May
4%
3%
3%
4,800
3
May
10%
10%
preferred •
11%
--
9%
10
106% 106%
■
2.50
Equipment Corp
800
97%
Canada
Jan
107
Jun
13
July
6%
~6% ~6%
.
1,200
Apr
11
Jun
Jan
7
July
20%
Jun
6%
Jan
20%
Jun
American
dep rects
£1
reg
Associated Tel
Atlantic
11
Products
1
6%
Automatic
Voting
(B F)
Collieries
47% May
1% May
2% July
3,000
1.200
5%
Jan
10%
9%
Apr
13% July
6%
1.000
3%
Feb
6% Aug
5%
200
4%
Jan
6% July
9
Jun
May
10'/» July
24
24%
100
21%
Feb
25% July
13"
5
25
1
to Sons common
Patoka
Jan
31
25
1.400
12
•
6% preferred
Jan
Feb
5%
Automatic
Machine
Feb
12%
8%
3,400
2
3% July
80
5%
12%
Forge common
Jan
Jan
12%
8%
8%
1
Plywood
43
2
2
5
Corp
Drop
11%
43
■
warrants
Atlas
Atlas
%
5,100
75
50
Co
Line
1%
—
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Coast
Coast
1%
2% Mar
RR Co pfd—100
Coast
to
Atlantic
Atlas Corp
Tel class A
to
Birm
"l%
*
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Associated Laundries of America
8% July
1% July
13%
200
9%
Jan
15
9%
9%
*
8
100
9%
May
common
Castle
(A M)
W)
Co
Gas
Hudson
Central
Maine
New
Ohio
Central
Power
Central
&
&
South
Charis
Corp
18%
4.500
8%
300
20%
20%
50
7%
Co
Service
Colon
6%
23%
23%
•
20% Feb
700
24%-
26
July
%
Jan
18 July
Jan
53 % May
Feb
17% Mar
3,250
118% July
107
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Jan
8%
Jan
12% May
r-~—
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85%
Jan
111% July
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300
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7
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18
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1%
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16%
34%
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30%
Jun
18%
Jan
28
warrants
Purchase
for
Steel
Barlow
Jun
39%
Jan
41% July
6%
Jan
9% July
*25,600
2
Jan
14%
50
13
Feb
16%
Apr
5%
1,100
4
Jun
5%
Jan
8%
8% <
3%
3%
14%
5%
8
8
200
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convertible A common
$1.20
9
1
•
100
1
Refractories Inc
Basic
(L)
Baumann
common
1st preferred
Brummel Ties
7%
Beau
Aircraft
Tel
preferred
Blauner's
Bliss
Blue
Fdy & Mach Co com
optional convertible preferred
Blumenthal
Bohack
7 %
to CO—
(S)
(H C)
136%
30
Inc.
Bowman-Biltmore
2d
1—
Brazilian Traction Lgt to Pwr
Breeze
Corp
common..
Aeronautical
7%
Mfg
Class
Co
Am
48%
Feb
Jan
8%
25
Arms
7%
8%
6,100
6%
Apr
9%
3%
3%
1.400
2%
Apr
4% July
May
47% Mar
35
35%
64%
65%
190
24%
24
35
1.900
64%
35
.
56%
32
550
20%
Feb
%
Apr
1% July
12%
12%
150
9%
Jan
12% Aug
5%
5%
400
67%
12%
68%
1,400
63%
Feb
130
113%
Feb
(E L)
Burry
Butler
100
95
210
80
Jan
105
Mar
100
24
Jan
28
July
Jan
12% July
%
15
15
J*n
200
6%
Jan
% Mar
17% Mar
1
Jan
3% Mar
1%
300
19%
500
12
12
1%
19%
1%
12%
2,300
1%
1%
23
2
1,700
23
25
18%
Jan
9%
Jan
1% May
21 %
Jan
21%
Jun11'
13%
Jun
3%
Jan
23
Jun
8%
9%
1,700
8% Aug
13%
Retail
10%
5,000
6%
Feb
12%
1%
2,900
1
Jun
1%
1,650
Jan
157% Aug
14% July
31% July
Textile
Consol
...
18
Jan
12%
Feb
20%
Jun
Feb
20
15% Jan
20
7%
Petroleum
American
Croft
100
3%
17
Jan
May
1% May
4% July
17%
2%
Apr
Calamba
Sugar
California
Callite
Jun
Camden
Canada
Fire
Cement
Canadian
Car
&
Participating
For
6%
pfd
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see
page
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106% July
Apr
17% July
7
1,250
5%
Feb
800
7
%
Jan
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85%
—
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2%
200
2
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84
50
3%
7% July
14
Jan
20
3,100
23
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34
34
12
Mar
2
Apr
2% July
,
87%
Jun
Feb
3% July
Jan
;
36% July
4,400
24
1%
1%
9
5%
7%
»
—
23
23
1%
Apr
9% July
22% July
28% Mar
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5,200
Jan
9
9%
700
37/s
Jan
5%
5%
700
3%
Jan
*2% *3%
1,900
-
——
•
10%
Jan
1%
Feb
Jun
11
6% July
15
July
2
Jan
3% Aug
24
3%
Jun.
25% Mar
%
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Feb
11%
Jan
4,400
19%
Apr
26
Jun
9%
22%
22%
Apr
10
23%
200
3%
Jan
12% July
2%
Apr
—
9
3%
3%
3%
50
9%
9%
100
18%
19%
36
36
10%
12%
1.200
6% Mar
12% Aug
5%
5%
1.600
3%
Jan
5% July
8% May
Aug
9% Aug
D
Class
Dejay
35
convertible
A
$6 prior
8%
v
A
class A common
preferred
debenture
Gasket
to
Mfg
Iron
Jan
91% Aug
May
700
10%
10%
16
10%
16%
17
1,700
Jan
21
3%
3
3%
Jan
26%
9
Jan
10% July
1%
Jun
Jun
De Vilbiss Co
Diana
14%
Apr
17% July
Am
97%
Feb
106% Aug
Divco
9 % May
12
Jan
common
Shoe
Diamond
100
common
preferred
7 %
Co
Co
10%
1,700
1%
1%
3,800
1
Apr
1% July
2,400
3
Apr
4
Jan
Dominion
5%
Jan
Dominion
Steel
4% July
Domestic Industries class A com
Coal
to
B
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd
i
11/2
1%
U Jan
%
400
1% July
1%
Jan
Jun
3% May
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100
5% Apr
8
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4%
Jan
20 %
Jun
Duval
Texas
July
36
Mar
30
82
9%
78
10%
5,600
78%
900
common
common
Sulphur
July
135
May
Jan
Jun
72
10% July
79%
Feb
Feb
16
Jun
Jan
21
July
1% July
1%
6.900
%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
1.200
3%
Jan
25%
25%
26%
400
20%
Jan
27
26
25
26
22
Jan
26
10%
Feb
10%
1%
1%
20
13% Mar
9%
9%
10%
16%
9%
•
1
•
82
Jan
12%
1,800
16%
100
9% Aug
13
Mar
6%
9%
1300
5%
Jan
12%
12%
300
10%
Jan
6%
6%
1.000
9"
5% May
22% May
6% July
Jun
Aug
16
Feb
July
10% Aug
.17
July
9% July
13%
Feb
6% July
25%
Jun
6%
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Feb
8% July
6%
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7%
29%
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25
Feb
8
3%
7%
3%
11
8
100
600
3%
1.200
11%
300
Feb
77% July
26%
Feb
33% July
74
77%
•
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class B
Jan
5%
19
1
20
1
1
10
10
10
1
•
25
*
65
67
Feb
81
Jun
3%
Jan
8
Aug
2%
Jan
4% July
9%
Jan
11% July
July
2,900
Hosiery
Test Corp
Duro
9%
78%
10
Harris Co
Duke Power Co
Durham
•
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Corp
Draper
21
Jan
113
82"
1
Bridge Co Ltd
3%
Mar
Jan
33%
—
£1
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common
10%
3%
26
15%
50
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10 %
3%
5%
1
dep rets ord reg
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12
Jan
700
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•
common
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Distillers
106% 106%
106%
Foundry
Products
Steel
Detroit
3,300
;
preferred
6%
1
5
50
•
convertible preferred
Detroit
24
19
.
100
Stores
Stove Co
Jan
25
Mar
12
6%
*
1
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Dayton Rubber Mfg
i.
Gray
17%
Foundry Ltd—
preference
100
16%
16%
9
Mich
77%
100
30
100
106% 106%
—
common
Detroit
50
5
Insurance
July
July
•
Tobacco
Curtis
Detroit
700
1
6
14
Lighting Inc common
2.50
Mfg Co (Mo)—
.—8
Cuban
Curtis
4% July
19%
10
Power
Corp
Jan
Jan
Drug Co common
convertible preferred
19 % July
91%
£1
1
Estate
Electric
Tungsten
3%
9
25o
"°!t
25
Crystal Oil Refining common.—.*
$6
preferred
10
Cuban Atlantic Sugar—————5
Crown
Feb
91%
1%
8,900
4,600
——1
International A
Cork
Crown
Feb
19%
50o
pfd
5%
Crowley Milner to Co
———-•
Crown Cent Petrol (Md)—.—0
3l/4
Wireless—
dep rets 5%
——
14%
50o
certificates
trust
Jun
13%
——
Brewing Co
Driver
&
Apr
2Va
13% July
5%
receipts (ord reg)—£1
.8
dep
Petroleum
Creole
Derby Oil to Refining Corp com..,.
4%
4%
91%
121An
25c
Cable Electric Products common
American
preferred
1%
common
115
Jan
Jan
Courtaulds Ltd—
Feb
19%
2.50
1%
9%
13%
*;«•
1
50
common
convertible
5%
700
2,200
Jun
12%
5%
1
Reynolds
preferred A
Cosden
8%
Jan
1%
*
Coro Inc d
$6
Feb
50%" July
Jan
13%
•
5c
Co
Cornucopia Gold Mines
&
6;'
Jan
6%
114%
•
Range
Cor' ',on
1,300
13 %
1%
100
preferred
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Copper
7%
12
•
Fdy
prior
1%
Jan
32
1
Corp
Co
& Machine Co
Continental Gas to Electric Co—
18% July
26
rets
Biscuit Corp
Voting
Oil
Jun
117% May
110% Mar
Jun
4%
Jan
Mar
69
'
350 '
46
"7%
5%
lOo
Steel
Consolidated
Continental
37% July
81%
r
Cables
Royalty
45%
7%
Jan
148% 157%
Ltd
5
1
100
10
Smelt
Jan
104
3,100
1% Mar
33 %
Jan
4
__
~5% "5%
5%
Apr
1%
&
Stores—.
preferred
8%
Consolidated
33%
July
Feb
9%
~8%
25
—*
Sullivan
H)
11% Mar
10%
•
Corp Am dep
(P
17% July
27%
5
Co common
&
Jan
Feb
94
Niagara to East Power—
Hill
10%
27%
1
common
preferred
1st preferred
Burma
Jan
*
$1.60
Bunker
43%
Mining
Consolidated
116% 117
1
Utilities
Gas
67%
25
% Mar
—
100
preferred series C
fa July
6,000
—
*
100
preferred
Mar
71
Jan
fa
32
1
Co
Jan
24%
wariants—
Southern
Consolidated
Mar
49% Aug
1
Distillers
Buckeye Pipe Line
$5
15%
_-*
preferred
Brown Rubber Co
July
7%
15%
*
A
Buffalo
450
.1
common
prior preferred
Bruce
49%
3
'
*
B
Brown Forman
$5
15% July
Jan
2%
10s
Pow^r class A.
Brown Fence & Wire
Class
Apr
1%
£1
£1
dep rets ord reg
Columbia
Class
10
11%
300
2%
4%
Consolidated
Jun
July
6%
•
Dennison Mfg
rets ord reg
Celanese Ltd—
Amer
Feb
3,400
15
Tobacco-
American
British
9% Aug
12
•
Oil Co
dep
British
Feb
% May
3,400
•
*
common
dep rects ord bearer
Am
15% July
6%
2%
..—100
A
British
Jan
8,000
14%
■
American
British
100
9%
6%
.1
preferred.—.—
Brillo
Jun
15%
8%:
14%
1
•
*
B„....
1%
Jan
15%
*
Bridgeport Oil Co
•
Brill Corp class* A——.————*
Class
37
1%
"9%
•
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
>: ■
Apr
July
"l%
1%
100
•
•
1
preferred
Brewster
35
•
common
1st preferred
7%
$5
—
Apr
35
100
25
•
1st preferred
Bourjois
136% Aug
127%
•
Co common
Borne Scrymser Co
Feb
20
1
common
Ridge Corp common
$3
4% July
136% 136%
*
common
(E W)
19% July
28% July
2%
1
common
Steel
Jun
9% July
Jan
700
Bickfords Inc
75
-Apr
300
1%
1
Birasboro
Jan
14 % Mar
>-* 00 v-4 CD"
"3%
Berkey & Gay Furniture
July
21
18%
"5%
*
•
Hedges common
Convertible
Apr
6%
18%
100
Canada
of
to
Benson
common
":4
4% May
65
20
1
convertible preferred
$1.50
Bellanca
~5%
10
Mills Inc common
Beaumt
Bell
Corp
July
6%
50
300
-
40%
—1
common
9
6,200
8
40%
30
Co
Rubber
Barium
7%
7%
common
preferred
77o
Baldwin
4
12
Jan
3% July
33/4
100
series B
Jan
Jun
July
2.700
4%
3%
Jun
37%
Feb
2% May
preferred
*'/a%
6%
11
10
warrants
Biscuit
1% July
Jan
11%
2.000
*
41/4
Jans
Jan
4
700
28
—
common
ordinary
Mar
9
22%
,
325
35%
17%:
27 %
»
100
Jun
9%
Jan
20%
1
Consol G E L P Bait common
Baldwin Locomotive—
Jun
13%
''
Babcock to Wilcox Co
9%
Jan
17%
Public Service
25
Community Water Service———1
Compo Shoe Machinery—
V t c extended to 1946
1
$3
Jun
675
Community
Consolidated
Aug
400
Conn Gas & Coke Secur common.—.*
B
Jun
37
July
24,100
1
to
108
15%
Gas & Electric—
Commonwealth
Jan
13%
preference
5%
16
116
35% July
1,750
37
4
Co
Fire
Patent
Columbia
35%
36%
Jan
Jan
82
Inc
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colt's
9% July
13%
97
250
112%
13%
Airlines.
Colonial
5% July
9% July
41,600
Illuminating
Development
Apr
10
Utensil Co.
Plow
Cockshutt
Jun
7%
9%
18
Corp
Aluminum
Club
x4 %
100
111
111
Cleveland Tractor common
Coal
7.000
7% Mar
Mfg
Electric
4%
9%
r
1
to Lambert
Clinchfield
4%
9%
41/4
.»
Jun
July
41 %
Co
Lights
Neon
Clayton
% Mar
13
119
9
Suburban Homes
Claude
Jan
Jan
Apr
112
37
Auto Stamping
Controller
%
8%
July
%
preferred
preferred B
$6 preferred BB
to
800
Jun
105
41 %
60c
Clark
400
119%
Jun
96 % May
1
$6
City
Jan
11 %
4
common
City
9%
"%
,
..100
Mining
§Childs Co preferred
Cities
7% May
270
11 %
*
common
Consolidated
4.400
8% July
300
%
5
25
5
Chicago rtivet to Mach
Chief
Jun
3% May
10
Flexible Shaft
New
Jun
21%
"x36
103%
1
com
new
16%
119%
50c
common
8% Mar
Jan
May
7%
7%
1
Utilities
West
7%
•
100
Chesebrough Mfg
•
8% July
20
103% 104%
7%
pfd—100
pfd
Cherry-Burrell coirithon
Chicago
19 % July
10
Metal Weather Strip Co..5
Ciiumuerha
Jan
100
Proaucts
Juff
12%
8%
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pfd
Light 7lo
Aircraft Co
Cessna
77o
Power
Steel
Central
Elec
&
Power
York
Jan
118
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17%
Corp of America
1
7%
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Jan
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10
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108%
8%
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Jun
10
10
115
•
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Central
41
140
f
Jun
25 %
Jan
114% Mar
115
1
com
43
—
•
1
Products
Cleveland
Electric Industries—
Associated
Corp
(J
Casco
Jun
7%
—1
*
Co
10%
5%
5
Works common
Carrier
Carter
42%
42%
Feb
7%
Jan
2% July
16
Jan
x23
300
9%
9%
•
common
preferred
$6
July
7% Mar
900
12
Jan
Co
5% July
144
Jan
12%
•
A
Carolina Power & Light $7 preferred..*
4% Mar
10%
10
preferred
Refining
13
600
Jan
3%
7%
non-voting
Arkansas Power to Light $7
2% Mar
200
160
18%
3%
•
Natural Gas common
class A
2% May
111%
ni
-
-1
Inc
Ayrshire
Jan
%
17%
Avery
July
4%
2%
Atlanta
Jun
48
11%
17%
Assoc Breweries of
30
Apr
10%
2%
&
1% Mar
Jan
class
5% Apr
Jan
1%
8.300
2%
—
•
Carnation
Jan
Aug
40
25
y
/
18% Mar
22%
400
45%
Jan
1
3.900
27%
17%
common
Fence
Oil
Jun
34
Feb
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-Elec Mig Co common
•
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4Vi% pfd—100
Metai
Jun
25 %
1.300
Ashland
45% Aug
100
3%
Art
July
39
19%
Co
&
Class B
7% Jun
32%
3%
Aro
Jun
32%
3%
6%
112 %
327/s
2
Common
Jan
Apr
400
Arkansas
:
Jan
6%
Argus
Jan
Jan
6%
Post
29% July
Jan
34%
6%
Anchor
Carman
41'A
*
Paper
Writing
Jan
Products
1%
1%
19
July
High
Feb
4% Mar
• •
1%
4%
144
1
Jan
Low
100
Capital
City
Range since January 1
High
v
Canadian Marconi
75
""'
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Feb
600
>
39
45%
voting
Feb
107
1,300
7%
non
Industries
preferred
41%
5
preferred
Thread 5%
American
B
7%
July
*
$6 series preferred
American
Class
Canadian
3
45
26%
300
7
Feb
14%
preferred
$6
1st
44% Mar
-
Low
100
15%
6,600
45
10
2
10c
common
Corp
Superpower
28%
110 % 111%
27%
Feb
Shares
•
•
voting
35% Aug
% Jun
150
18%
38%
1
*
•
—
Chemical
to
A
:-V-v
■
for Week
of Prices
Alcohol—
Industrial
41% Mar
Jun
Jan
1%
&
25
Republics
American
3,100
«...
100
100
/
American Meter Co
American
%
%
18 %
1
1
25
20
25
Laundry
American
5,400
27%
Hard Rubber Co
American
37%
lb
common—10c
Corp
38
1.800
35%
Lll%
$2.50 convertible
American
~2% "2%
36%
Par
Sales
Range
Last
Exchange
;
Canadian
Class
250
"2%
10
preferred
preferred
convertible
12% July
Jan
38%
41
Curb
Hipn
35 V2
100
Electric
&
5%
1.300
40%
*
common
preferred
4% %
$2
Hoe
to
Gas
American
,
Foreign
&
11%
41
10
Power warrants-
non-voting
Class B
American
Lovj
York
Sale Price
Range since January 1
10
class A
Cyanamid
American
Shares
High
10%
25
25
A
class
Convertible
Class
New
for Week
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
& .uight—
Power
Cities
Low
1
Mfg
Central
American
American
,
Range
Sale Price
4
AUGUST
ENDING
Sales
of Prices
PaT
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WEEK
FOR
553
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4305
Volume 160
100% July
21
Jan
7% Mar
9% July
20%
Jun
100% July
East
6 in
24
Jun
Gas to Fuel Assoc
4%%
preferred
Eastern
Malleable
Iron
common
•
2%
2%
1.700
100
67
66 %
67%
475
100
prior preferred
391/2
38%
41
25
2%
2.375
1%
Feb
56%
Jan
2% July
32%
Jan
Jan
Mar
47
24%
70
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28% July
Monday, August 7, 1944
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
554
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week'*
Friday
STOCKS
of Priced
Sale Price
Power
Derrick ft
1,900
—
Inc common
33%
Fire
10
—
reg—————£1
5
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A
Class
B
,
voting
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22%
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7%
Jun
Co
Power
23% July
30
Feb
18
Jan
Gellman
Alloys Co
Gen Electric Co Ltd—
50
37
Feb
70
58
Jan
74
dep rets ord reg
General Finance Corp common
£1
1
10
•
•
Amer
,
5%
"
Hosiery
Power $7
common
Co
(F Li)
.$3
Consolidated
Inc
1%
75%
Jan
—
—
—
1st
1
8
Pacific
&
Gulf
stock——*
common
preferred
Northern
100
Paper
Stores
25
•
Products
Utilities
States
$6
41%
__
113
„
25
113
Jan
111
-
10
400
11%
?
"12%
49% July
13,600
17
'
12%
Jun
Jan
Mar
18
Feb
11% Mar
13%
Apr *
17
Apr
12
400
9
Feb
60
104
Jan
'%
11,400
Jan
41
**7%
41
110
x40%
33
41
33
300
30%
7%
7%
97/3
12% July
Jun
i9« July
7 % May
Jun
82 %
May
33%
Jun
4%
300
43% July
Feb
Jan
7
100
93/3
,
__
Aug
110
Jan
5%
&
common__25c
$5.50
pfd
90%
125
134
„
135%
50
343/4
34-%
Jan
83
5
Jun
132
Jan
29 %
8%
Jun
11% Feb
8% July
108
108
20
108
Jun
•
preferred
no
110%
30
110
Mar
6
•
Mar
35% July
•
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
136
Feb
3% Mar
1.100
93% Mar
Jan
6%
600
73/4
4%
"5
450
351/4
7
__
"%
500
20
275
8%
11
9,100
10%
V/i
1%
Jun
/ Feb
25
'
?
Jan
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20% July
Jan
11
7% Jan
%
July
12%
% Mar
17%
July
30
Jan
7
900
1%
20
July
1
—'
Aug
1% May
Jan
5
111%
Aug
Jan
xll5
May
10
July
2%
3% July
Apr
5
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
2,700
10%
10%
11%
7,800
41%
4%
400
250
87%
Feb
94%
96
-
12%
Jun
5% July
97
.
July
99% 100'A
60
92
Feb
101% July
106% 106 %
20
100
Jan
107
18
Jan
120
———
preferred—100
(D
Kleinert
I
*
20%
July
Apr
Kfceuger Brewing
■
100
5%
Jun
Jun
Jun
67% July
Jan
55
Feb
July
%
1.800
3%
?«
5
2%
Feb
4
4%
Jan
5% Mar
15%
Feb
8%
285
105'A 106%
■"
1
10'A July
Feb
21
Jan
May
106% Aug
Feb
95
Feb
700
11%
Jun
13%
Jun
300
7%
Jan
—
11%
8%
11%
9
16% July
12% Mar
ICO% Jan
84%
*
-4
,
Mar
16
-4.
106%
1% July
% May
200
12
/
113
Feb
Jan
400
3%
* 4%
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1
:
Aug
45%
—
—
,
Co
July
19%
56
3%
.4,
special preferred—_—10
(S H)
Feb
12
111%
♦
Kresge Dept Stores—
4% convertible 1st preferred
124
Jan
—
-f:
100
preferred
July
9% Mar,
9%
600
3,100
•
10
1
Inc
Stores
Koppers Co 6%
Kress
19'A
5%
"
1
Co Ltd—
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(I B) Rubber Co
Kobacker
12
16
18%
*
300
100
100
-1
1
Knott Corp common
'
121
12
5
Inc
70
121
121
11%
9
9% Mar
•'
L
100
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lane Bryant 1% preferred
Lane Wells
Co
Convertible
Oil
Line
3%
3%
100
1
preferred
Inc
—
5%
Lit
Brothers
Steel
Locke
Class
35% Mar
1%
7%
preferred class A
6% preferred! class B
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lynch
Corp
26% May
29%
500
10
Apr
13
13
600
10%
Feb
14
July
16%
9%
Feb.
1% Jan
25%
3%
Jun
Jan
20%
Apr
15
Feb
17%
Jun
400
16%
150
9%
6.100
15
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.
70
16
775
*
•
64%
67'A
825
pa
7y8
7%
9%
Jan
8
II
1,900
73%
6^%
1
Jun
18%
72%
•
July-
9%
1%
Feb
Jun
Aug
Jan
51
Jan
75
July
49
Jan
68
July
4.000
~T
6%
Feb
8
Jan
113
May
32
'
May
109%
July
26% Mar
8
common
1 % July
Jan
500
13
2%
16%
$6 pfd
Louisiana Power & Light
Iff
32.000
31
5
Long Island Lighting common
Apr
5 Va Mar
Feb
«£'■
10
__*
100
100
Chain
Lone Star Gas Corp new common
6%
25
22%
-.*
A_
26% Mar
Feb
Mar
12%
•
common
Groceterias
Loblaw
14'A July
12%
12%
10
Corp
Jun
Feb
Jan
3
26% X27%
1%
July
280
35
34
8
Material Co
Lionel
21
1%
4%
110
Feb
May
200
4
1
*
25
__1
4
Jan
9%
1.100
13%
13
13%
18% July
Jan
2% Jan
105 Va
class A—*
•
Development
(R G)
—J&.
2%
59
Jan
12
1,000
Jan
37
3.100
3%
common
Lefcourt Realty common
Le Tourneau
1.080
16%
3.%
^-100
B
Leonard
56
15%
3%
5
Langendorf United Bakeries
Class
54
16%
1
(N J)
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
55%
1
RR
Lackawanna
Lipton (Thos J) Inc 6% preferred—25
90
—'
1% July
Jun
109
108
__
Feb
19%
J.
106% May
51%
37%
11%
12
600
711
-i
113% July
Jan
10%
157/3
Klein
Jun
May
9%
16%
1%
*»<«*
——•
7%
Kirirland Lake G M
Jun
51 % Mar
11%
11%
__
87
Mar
100%
49% July
■
106%
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
2% Mar
•
Tea—
Greenfield Tap & Die
Grocery
,
%
•
——10
Co
Non-voting
Great
-
6% Jan
48%
48% Aug
—
100
pre.'erred D
5%
2% July
Feb
130
19
150
'-&■
Lt 5%% pfd—100
100
preferred
preferred
pfd
Kings Co Lighting 7% pfd B
July
•
class A
Atlantic
7%
84
Jan
500
1
Mines
Grand Rapids Varnish
Mfg
Aug
74
100
1 Va
95%
Kimberly-Clark 6%
July
101
1"%
•
preferred
Mfg common.—
Great
132
86%
•
Gorham
Gray
Jan
1%
—•
preferred
Gorham
40
82
2% July
Jan
2,600
48%
1
1
—1
*
—
Key Co common—
4% July
% Jun
•
'
B
Goldfield
80%
1%
2%
19%
1%
Royalty
Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp A
8% May
21% July
Jan
•
•
Coal
Feb
79% Jan
50
82
*
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July
Jan
115
10
101
16
3%
•
Co
Godchaux Sugars class A
$7
130 ;5 i
100 "
•
-
Gladding McBean & Co
Class
130
100
8
19%
-C
*
—•
Mills—
preferred
Julian & Kokenge Co
Jun
8
14%
84%
Gilbert
Alden
20%
20%
20%
130
•
•
•
Glen
Jan
50
20% July
2"
—1
Equipment
Aircraft Engine Co
1%
1% July
1%
*
preferred.
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5 preferred
Gilchrist
Jan
86%
$3
Preferred
il
100
Jan
—/
—50
$3.50 preferred
Home
G%
Jun
3%
100
4%
8%
15%
Jan
Jersey Central Pwr &
Jan
78
600
4%
1 •';
Gen Water Gas ft Electric common
(AC)
8
Feb
Jan
•
Corp com
preferred—
convertible
$6
Feb
1%
1
General Shareholdings
'
1%
8%
//__
preferred series A
Ftreprooflng common
Gen
Jas ft Elec $6 preferred B
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
100
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
General Rayon Co A stock
General
25/s
—
8
July
70%
1%
l%
11% July
—
—
—
52% July
2%
__
Jan
8% Mar
Jacobs
Jan
12%
1
•
Mfg Co common
General
7%
7% May.
Jacobs
17% July
300
1,000
9%
8f
Jeannette Glass Co
July
10%
—'1
—
18% July
10
"
Jun
4% July
16'% Mar
7%
100
87% July
Jan
19'A July
Jun
4% July
Jan
Aug
•
common—
preferred
Feb
14%
27
10"%
Kennedy's
5 %
46 % July
77%
100
19%
Kansas Gas ft Elec
Gatlneau
Jan
950
18%
6% July
Jan
11
575
85
18%
9%
*
1
Iron Fireman Mfg voting trust ctfs—*
Irving Air Chute
1
Italian Superpower A
•
July
19%
450
44
83%
—10
International Safety Razor B
•
International Utilities Corp com____15
25% Mar
64
25
1«*
-
42%
Apr
May
23%
—
—
2% July
Jan
5 %
56% Apr
3
Jun
Apr
Investors
27
1%
7%
29% July
100
700
16%
Feb
600
2%
16'A
14%
Apr
4/4
2% July
100
Interstate
Feb
27
Apr
400
Interstate
4%
--
4/a
1
7,100
2% July
19%
27
200
874
11% July
300
-
4.a
2%
19%
16% July
1,100
—
Feb
2%
19%
Feb
99u,
—
70
19 Va
7% Jan
1% Jun
2
Jan
19
3,800
22 A 22 %
22%
Feb
46%
19
12%
Ford Motor
66%
50
-£'
2,100
22%
'
Jan
53%
8%
July
25% Mar
July
42%
51%
18%
shs—•
coupon
Registered
Interstate
140
114
Mar
106
•
shares
International Products
700
11% July
25% July
—•
International Petroleum
Apr
2,500
Jan
22% Feb
Machine—...—-*
Cigar
Jun
9,000
9
40
July
36
•—
51
—
34%
Feb
—
.
43
7%
18%
13% July
—
4^.
50
•
International Minerals and Chemicals— '
1% July
41
13% July
Apr
49
100
4% Jan
600
5
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22%
*
of France—
Amer dep rets bearer
———
Fox (Peter) Brewing new
1.25
Franklin Co Distilling
——J
Froedtert Grain & Malt common
1
Fuller (Geo A) Co
J
Jan
62%
62
/«
991/
J
non-voting
Mar
31%
__
__
Canada—
Ford Motor of
1%
625
1,000
2%
16%
28%
6%
...
(Phila)
Ltd—
rets ord
dep
Am
13,600
Apr
11
51%
International Metal Industries A
12% July
Jan
11
--
Association
Ford Motor Co
8%
10%
200
49
International Hydro Electric—
Preferred $3.50 series
Feb
44
42% Mar
International
Aug
■
10%
26
I'
120
■
Warehouse Co__25
Federal Compress ft
Jan
700
u-
of North America——10
preferred
7%
Jun
12%
12'A
—
Insurance Co
July
16% July
Jan
103%
100
34%
—
Mfg Co
Fedders
8%
80
--
11
2%
Metallurgical
Fansteel
1,600
July
U
6%
Jan
2%
Common
38
Jan
5%
"i
100
1
Industrial Finance v t c common
27% July
-
2'%
16
26
6%
Brewing
Falstaff
1% Mar
100
12%
—
L 5% % preferred_100
preferred
100
preferred
7%
65% Mar
30
50
7
33^
1
1
Airplane
Apr
% May
8% Feb
46%
200
11A
-
1
Inst Co—
Falrchlld Camera &
95% July
77,,
6%
6%
F
Fairchild Engine ft
Jan
150
1 A 1 /«
39 A 40 A
l /a
50
—1
Pipe Line common
1,900
88%
High
Low
6%
12%
Indiana Service 6%
120
11 A
39 A
rj
Esquire
119
11%
1
IndianapoliT P"&
93% Mar
56
--
10o
10% Mar
Jan
Range since January 1
Shares
High
6%
—
———————*
•
Jan
10 /« 10,«
34
i\l/a ili
—
Ireland
Jun
16
7%
83%
34
13'«
9% July
600
--
.
10/«
--5
1
56
48% Feb
48,500
10
90% 92%
9A
®|/4
34
100
•
Equipment
Jan
Jan
5
14% May
--
9A
-
—
—J
Corp common
convertible preferred
Eversharp
B
*-r3/
° <4
—
15
pfd
participating stock
Eureka
--
^3A
-J
Equity
$3
51% July
9A
—-
National Watch Co
Emerson Electric Mfg—
Empire District Electric 6%
Elgin
Empire
51% July
8
*
Electrographic Corp--.-
Emsco
Jan
94
Light 2d pfd A
warrants
Option
33'%
33% Jan
'
Power ft
Electric
100
425
8
common
preferred
preferred
$6
47
47 A
35%
1
•
•
$5
46
45 A
f-
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Am dep rets regis
—-—£1
Imperial Oil (Can) coupon
•
Registered
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain ft
Jan
1
—
$6
Bond & Share
% Mar
3/4
--
*
preferred series A
preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
$5 preferred v t c
Easy Washing Machine B
Economy Grocery Stores
$7
Electric
100
_3/4
—
Vow
Far
High
46
45 A
*
States Corp
Eastern
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Range since January 1
Low
Sales
Range
Last
York Curb Exchange
New
Shares
Week's
Friday
8TOCK8
High
LOW
Par
4
AUGUST
ENDING
for Week
Last
Curb Exchanf*
York
Hew
WEEK
FOR
Sales
H
Hall
Lamp
Hamilton
Co
B
Bridge
Hammermill
Ltd
Co
Hartford
Electric
Hartford
10
Rayon
Light
25
voting trust
Brewing Co
Harvard
500
8%
8%
ctfs
52
50
25
25
20
52
52
1
1%
2
1
3%
3%
Hat Corp of America B non-vot com
Hazeltine Corp
1
67%
6%
28 %
28%
6%
b%
preferred
Hecia
50
Mining Co
Helena
25c
Rubinstein
common
2
Preferred
25
Henry Holt ft Co participating A
Common
Rubber
(R)
i
Horinel
500
(A C)
Horn
& Hardart
&
5%
Co
Hussmann
Jan
6%
4,500
Jan
7'A
30
48
9 Va
July
13% July
12
Jan
28%
12
Mar
3% July
23
May
Apr
May
15%
16
400
14%
Jan
20%
21
200
18
May
22% July
28%
28%
28%
100
24
Feb
97/3
9%
10%
1,700
H *
Baking Co
•
8% May
13% Mar
McCord
H
II
Mercantile
Stores
•
Jun
Jan
Metal
1
preferred
A
T/xtile
•
Metropolitan Edison $6 preferred.
July
Michigan Bumper Corp new
111
6 Va
Apr
30
Jun
Jan
113%
Apr
Participating
'
1%
•
■
"
?•:;
•
a7%
____
154
4%
81
400
60
2,800
300
8%
6,000
2'A
2%
,
Jan
138
25
Jun
Jan
161
14% July
81
2'A Aug
Jan
99% Mar
July
8% Aug
Jan
%
July
Jan
Jan
6
600
110
-
3%
41
Jun
8% July
13
8 V2 Mar
110
,
Aug
l'A
Jan
2% May
3%
100
2%
Jan
4
■
41
20
36
50
110
1
42 'A May
Jan
112
May
Jan
>
116
Mar
3%
3%
400
2%
Apr
4% July
7
7%
2,500
4%
Apr
8 Va
iy#
4,200
U
Mar
1 Va July
6
Jan
7% July
HVa
■-
—-
11
8%
Feb
5,500
112
•
Preferred
Jun
6%
2%
39%
t.
,
—.1
Michigan Sugar Co
Jan
l%Mar
Jan
3%
^
..2.50
Michigan Steel Tube
Jun
9
1%
r
15
preferred
8
110
25c
.
Mar
119
•
/8%
..100
May
Jan
•
1
Corp 1
5
26
7%
£-
800
9%
1.700
Jun
3
II
19%
19%
100
17%
Apr
20% Mar
Micromatic Hone Corp
5'A
Jan
Refining
•
4iya
40%
41%
3,100
38%
Jan
45%
Middle States Petroleum class A v t c.l
12%
12%
500
8
Jan
13% May
Fibre
&
Corp
3
6%
6%
300
4
Jan
1
2%
2%
500
1%
Jan
Co
•
11%
600
6%
Jan
13,600
9%
Jan
11% Mar
4%
1,300
2%
Jan
550
20 V2
Jan
.
3% May
Ligonier
Illinois Power Co
44
10%
1
4%
I—III
27%
28
•
5
3% July
12
12
12%
•
900
9%
Jan
Jun
7% July
xll% July
4%
Class
Middle
B
t
v
West
arrear
c
Corp
8%
50
8%
9
4%
3,400
49V0
49
49%
900
43 %
12'%
Co
12%
13%
1,400
9 %
11
see
5
common
July
Midland
Oil
Midland
Steel Products—
$2
Coro
conv
preferred—•
13%
Jun
Co
•
common
50
Abrasive
Oil
Piping
Co
__
ft;
Supply
10 %
10%
26%
page
557.
11%
.
400
...
9%
Jan
26%
8%
■■
T!;
22
26%
200
Apr
30
Jun
8%
July
200
15%
Jan
22
July
22
2 Ve
2%
2%
100
1U
1,100
60%
300
52
100
190
Minnesota
7%
pfd__ __ioo
100
100
July
Mississippi River Power 6%
pfd__ ..100
113%
113% 113%
59
July
9
1%
60%
2 %
Jan
Apr
13
23%
8 Va
15%
Jun
Jun
1% May
Jan
Light
Mar
24
100
Jan
&
10
Jan
200
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Mining ft Mfg
Pwr
Jan
2
10% July
50% July
•
9'A July
20
2
.■
«
'
9
10
1
Refineries
10%
C
•
$2 non-cum dividend shares
Midvale
9
'9
it"" '■
•
3'A July
%
-
II]
ctfs
footnotes
1
29 Ve July
Mid-West
common
preferred
Zinc
Scott
Messabi Iron Co
15%
6%%
Midwest
For
&
4%
kVa
Midwest
Illinois
common
154
80
Warrants
Jun
33% Mar
Jun
2,500
10%
-4%
13
Jan
7%
7%
,7%
.
Jun
July
Feb
200
r
11%
July
7%
•
40
25%
7%
;
Mfg B
Jun
3%
200
28%
1
*
Jun
85
5
300
1
__
Co
Chapman
'
1
8
ft
/
_
•
t c
v
Dredging
32
10%
19
—
—
—
*
Merritt
2'A
Feb
4% Jan
—
—
common
Johnson
Jan
31% May
■
Memphis Natural Gas common
Mead
—
'
*
Jan
116
28%
—*'
#
Radiator &
Mid-West
Dividend
—£1
_
12
100
preferred
conv
Ltd
33
•
Hydro Electric Securities
•flygrade Food Products
5%
Co
Steam Shovel
McWilliams
85
81
Marine
Internat
Communication
Marion
85
:•■;-]
•
Margay Oil Corp
Massey Harris
Jan
••
5'A
—
10
Jan
1%
500
2
—
—
preferred
Consolidated Mfg Co__.—
Mass Utilities Association
Jan
— a-
convertible
July
11%
2
-
____1
-
-
..
May
26
100
13%
$5
Mapes
9%
13'%
Mengel Stores
Marconi
Jan
19
Sugar optional warrants—
Jun
Jan
7% July
20%
1
common
Huyler's common
1st
41 %
•
common
(Harvey) Inc
Hummel-Ross
Jan
•
preferred
Hubbell
Apr
6
M
Hardart
Humble Oil
8%
Apr
3%
100
44
5%
26 %
Manatl
Apr
4'A July
16'A Mar
•
Horn
4%
iq
A
& Co
Horn
Jan
II
II
II
H
5
common
Inc
(Geo A)
2 Va
2.50
common
& Co class
Hollinger Consolidated G
Holophane Co common
Horder's
•
...
Heyden Chemical
Hoe
7%
Aug
10
•
Co
Hewitt
8
I
52
2% July
600
M
Jan
July
Feb
•
Class A
Heller
44
Jan
5
1%
1,400
6%
6
47
9% Jun
27
200
29
5
common
Jan
Jan
xl9% Mar
2,500
7
•
Hearn
Dept Stores
5%
5
8%
—•
Paper
101
Feb
1 % Mar
3'/s July
l}f
Jan
Mar
65
May
97%
Jan
105
July
109%
Jan
114%
Jun
•
;
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4305
160
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Frice
Missouri Public Service common
Corp
Pictures
Society A
Monroe Loan
Dakota Utilities—
Montana
Ward A
Montgomery
Investors partic
Moody
Low
23%
8%
100
176
Jun
Aug
Plough
25
1
7.50
7
80
165
18.
1%
150
37
500
July
May
157/a
Apr
28%-Feb
9
5o
Mountain
Producers
Mountain
States
1%
10
(
100
18
10
127
18%
•
2%
.—•
100
Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common
6%
preferred
400
135% 135%
100
Murray Ohio
1,100
21%
21
•
Jan
1%
6%
-
6'/a
14%
,
;V V'
Feb
178% July
19
37
10 %
Jun
Jun
2
5%
Jan
6% July
Feb
21% July
Apr
136 % July
13%
Jan
18%
Aug
11%
— —
Jan
14 Va
6%
50
14%
7%
1% Jan
100
18%
Jan
10% Mar
64
Jan
July
Mar
80
Inc
Pneumatic Scale
Power
Pratt & Lambert
9 '/a
•
1%
of Nevada
Corp
Producers
28
Feb
32% July
35
Jan
35
Jan
44 y2 Mar
12
Feb
14 y2 May
58
Feb
12%
13%
3,000
12%
11%
6,900
•
•
*
13
13
10%
11
400
*
14%
14%
200
•
22%
23%
1,200
National Refining common
Rubber Machinery
Steel Car Ltd
National
Sugar Refining
National Tea 5%% preferred.
Nehi Corp 1st
preferred
pfd
Corp
(Herman)
Nestle Le Mur Co class A
preferred
$2
preferred
New
England Tel Si Tel
Clock
Haven
New
New Idea Inc
1%
.
Arizona Land
&
1%
Auction
N
Y
Jan
Y
&
N
Y
common
26
Jan
10
110
May
114
Apr
88
July
4%
Jan
8%
8%
1,200
8%
8%
400
8
-
400
9%
Jun
9
6% May
July
Feb
62%
104% 105
104%
12%
19%
62%
1,800
3
2%
62 y4
Apr
6%
18% Mar
54
Apr
100
62
2%
Jan
Feb
Jan
700
19%
12%
•
7%
104
140
13 Va
9
Jan
47%
2,125
Jan
18
'
60
61
5%
3
87%
Mar
3%
109%
13% July
20% July
64% July
3%
4'% July
Jan
8
29%
100
7%
Jan
10'A Mar
250
21%
Jan
30
Jun
Jan
14 V2
Apr
14
2,100
11%
50
112%
Jan
117
105
20
102
Jan
106 V2
500
13
Jan
13%
116
•
105
105
'
Feb
Mar
35
115% 116
preferred—100
Jun
30
8
29%
Apr
Aug
20% Mar
Jan
2%
900
35
8
preferred
Jun
3%
Jun
July
N Y Shipbuilding Corp—
Founders
N Y State Electric & Gas
'
■
N
Y
Water
Service 6%
J
Class
A
79
69
111
Jan
May
75
Jan
8,400
69
,
.
2'A
Apr
3% Jan
2,175
2%
79%
68
,
2%
May
60
310
65
78%
2%
74%
Feb
83% Jan
77 >.yan
1/64
Class B optional warrants—
;;. Niagara Share class B common
Class A preferred
~6
3
65
3Q.
May
:
Feb
Apr
ft Mar
5%
Jan
Jan
105
106%
1
4,100
10%
Jan
9'A
Jan
'2% Feb
2%
2%
400
1%
Jan
8
1,600
4%
Jan
North Amer Light & Power common—1
%
1%
8,000
$6
preferred
112% 114
•
6%
B
34%
common—
prior preferred
Northern
5
North
Penn
1
—
"1%
"l%
5%
5'A
U
li
; 12
%
4%
54% Mar
6,000
7
1% Aug
Jan
Jan
Jan
3,100
400
July
July
5%
12
.
Corp
Brass
Ohio
Edison
Co
B
87
Jan
90
104
Jan
108
Mar
114%
30
113
July
116
Mar
14
14%
2,500
25%
25%
100
Jan
87
4%
common
#
23'/a
preferred
Ohio Power 4%% preferred
Ohio Public Service 7% 1st pfd
•
109 %
6%
1st
preferred
Oilstocks Ltd
Oklahoma Natural
Oliver
United
Gas
common
15
*
Omar Inc
4%
23%
4%
24
109% 109%
Co
1
23
Pacific Gas & Elec 6%
5% %
1st pfd
25
1st
preferred
Pacific Lighting $5 preferred
Pacific Power
Pacific
&
Public
$1.30
1st
Light 1%
18 y2
300
•
4%
Feb
24% July
Jan
112 %
115%
Feb
Parker
•
Motors
Pen
Corp
112
Feb
115
Jan
117
July
Jan
113
Jun
5%
25%
__
25
25%
6%
18%
1,300
6
200
__
__
8%
8%
100
6% July
Mar
26
Jan
Jun
.6
*
Aug
7% Mar
8
Feb
9
6%
Jan
9 % July
Mar
Peninsular
Penn
Gas &
Elec
Penn
Power
&
class
Investment A
Mfg Co—.
—
Richmond Radiator
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co v t
Rochester Gas & Elec
Phillips
Phoenix
For
Packing
Petroleum Co
preferred
$1.20 convertible
Ryan
Ryan
Securities
footnotes
see
page
Jun
9% July
Apr
7% Mar
Jan
8
108% Mar
Apr
Jan
6.200
10%
Jan
/ 14 Va July
975
13%
13 Va
104% Aug
118
Jun
15%
13%
-
Jan
11%
Jan
17
300
16
93 %
300
103% 104%
11
Jan
14% July
Jan
13% July
8 Va
200
11
71Va
84
152
May
157
Apr
10 Va
11%
85% July
Jan
149
May
11% July
Jan
5%
1%
~~
2'/a
Mar
12%
Jan
1%
Apr
22% July
51% May
44 Va
Jun
2%
Jan
21% July
5%
3%
13% July
Jan
Jan
M May
2 % May
500
3%
Jan
11
100
%
26% July
3%
.12,200
15
«
600
%
Jan
Jan
2,100
12
500
13%
6%
Aug
900
ft
Jan
2%
200
6%
i
Feb
5
Apr
5% July
16
July
% Mar
1
4% July
1 Va
July.
108
Apr
15%
14
Feb
July
3Ve July
7%
Jun
Mar
17 Va
100
18
18
~3%
240
60
7o
,
3%
.
"4%
.
Jan
19
Jan
18
Jan
Jap
10
May
:^200; "r. V/i Jan
1
13,300
Va Jan
AT 4%.Jan
T 6% July
4% Aug
Steel
Apr
33%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jun
64%
Jan
74% July
43
Mar
45
102%
102
163% 163 %
—
—
63%
,
—
64
400
150
150
—
7%
7%
10%
11
29J/2
29'A
29%
7%
33 >•
"
8%
7y2.
34
~~
500
8°0
250
500
1.900
90
Jan
161
Mar
2% Mar
July
2%, Jun
106 %
Aug
102% Aug
169
,
3%
Jan
150
Aug
Jan
7
Jan
jun
5%
Apr
22%
Jan
34% July
8% July
8
10% July
5%
1,600
:
Sonotone
Corp
Manufacturing common
South Coast Corp common
South Penn Oil
Southwest Pa Pipe Line
Southern California Edison—
5% original preferred
Boss
100
:
Jan
July
Jan
July
34% July
(A G) & Bros
1st preferred
Spanish & General Corp—
Amer dep rets crd bearer
Amer dep
Standard
Brewing Co
July
3% May
1%
Jan
50%
Jan
75
1,000
27 %
Jan
35% Aug
64
Feb
93% July
Jun
68
85
350
10%
300
9%
Jan
.3%
400
2%
Apr
3%
Jun
40
Jan
48 Va
Jun
1
Jan
2% July
6%
Jan
11% July
22
12 Va Mar
"2
16,900
10%
2,600
16%
Feb
"l
•
1
"2%
10
1%
5,500
%
Apr
1% Mar
9%
550
6%
Feb
10% July
75 %
250
9%
5
25
75
77
Jan
75% July
%
Jan
3%
Jan
1,400
~9%
~9%
600
6%
3%
3%
1,500
2%
12
•
5
•
25
—100
Apr
1,200
91 Va
Feb
20
110%
Apr
97%
Mar
Jan
69
12
1
1
July
67
--
--
98
111% 111%
Apr
Feb
1% July
4%
Feb
10 Va July
3%
Apr
13%
Jan
102% May
115% Feb
12
150
14
14
•
•
Feb
15% July
13%
Jun
16
Jan
26
*
Jan
32
Jun
Jan
4
July
Apr
275
Jan
2%
1
100
252
252
4%
£1
100
•
1
1
1
4%
—
229
10
Feb
2%
200
Jan
108
—
12% Mar
4Va Aug
111
Jan
16%
Jun
4% July
3%
Jan
6% Mar
2Va
Feb
3%
600-
4%
Jan
7% July
3%
200
2%
Jan
3% Mar
43%
700
40
Apr
45% July
28
Mar
37
Mar
43%
29% Apr
Jan
32 Va
4,900
4%
5%
6
400
2%
3
2,400
6%
1
1
25
10
6%
3%
43
25
10
5
1
...
2%
Jan
3%
31%
31%
1
Apr
July
31
Jan
Jan
31%
Feb
1% Jan
2
July
67
Jan
77
July
,121
July
130
Jan
29 %
9
11%
7%
6%
5%
9%
6 %
8%
Jun
6% July
Jan
9% Aug
9% Mar
12
5%
8%
Apr
Jan
40
*
13
July
9% Jun
45
Jan
% Mar
U
rets ora regis
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer / Inc
2% July
19
6,300
25
2%
35%
3
preferred B
25
5%% preferred series C
25
Southern Colorado Power class A—25
7% preferred
100
Southern New England Telephone—100
Southern Phosphate Co
10
Line
Royalty Co
46 % July
Feb
14
500
6% July
Jan
1%
10%
6%
Pipe
Jan
2%
32
175
2%
July
82
•
Spalding
31
29
Aircraft Co
Manufacturing Co
Southland
125
11
8% July
68
1
common
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis
Sioux City Gas & Elec 7% pfd
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Southern
Mar
33%
Mining
Singer
Jun
68
8% May
Co
Jun
Apr
61 Va
6% July
8%
15
34%
*
1
*
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Jun
4%
Denn
Sherwin-Williams common
5% cum pfd series AAA
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
May
Jan
4 Va May
19
2%
•
Control
Shawinig'in Water & Power
22
Jan
11 V» May
43
19
25
Service—
Bros Inc
Shattuck
34
%
5%
2%
25
Co common
2% Mar
100
~
6
41
3% July
900
15,700
1,800
3
13%
8%
•
1
common
Seton Leather common
Jan
94%
2%
5
Co
Serrick Corp class B
Jan
900
10%
25
6.800
104% 106 %
145
—
5%
—
—
64
4% '
15
5%
1
1
*
Sentry Safety
July
29
100
48
42% July
11 %
25%
13%
1
Lock & Hardware
Seiberling Rubber common
Selby Shoe Co
Selected Industries Inc common
Convertible stock
$5.50 prior stock
Allotment certificates
9
37%
37%
—
'
Jan
V 4% May
4%
50
pref
Mills
Scullin
Mar
July
__
2%
Jan
Jan
July
8
:•
Ltd
Manufacturing
Scranton Spring Brook Water
$6 preferred
Jan
38
102%
49%
3%
•
Oil Co
Savoy
Schiff
9
Jan
2
20%
50%
38%
2%
26%
19%
35%
July
16
17
1
Sanfovd
Apr
34%
105 %
i7.
Jan
1%
Apr
Jan
15%
~2% *3
6'A
1
Regis
Solar
Mar
•
1%
12%
4,700
10%
2%
Paper common
Salt Dome Oil Co
Samson United Corp common
St
Solar
50
1
557.
6%
12
& Haynes common
St Lawrence Corp
Class A $2 conv
Mar
Jan
•
common
% Mar
105 Va
Aeronautical Co
Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson
82
32
•
pfd
100
8
•
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave
16%
6.500
1
Co
10% July
'
f*
100
*
5
5
1
20
6% pfd D
Roosevelt Field Inc
Root
4%
1
c—1
Corp common
Rome Cable
36
2%
25%
ig-
Pendleton Inc
Roeser &
20% May
46
5%
20 Vs
,
*
Stix
Jan
46
•
Pharis Tire & Rubber
Philadplnhia Co common
Jan
Jan
40
1
Engineering
Aviation
Dry Goods
Richfield Oil Corp. warrants
Rice
Feb
46
•
Perfect Circle Co
48 %
3a
11
Reliance Electric &
24
*
Power Co
3,800
13
Republic
Reed Roller Bit Co
80
6%
20
•
com
13 Vs
104
15%
1
•
5
Red Bank Oil Co
6%
*
Light $7 preferred
Jun
114 Va
Raymond Concrete Pile common
•
$3 convertible preferred
•
Raytheon Manufacturing common—50o
19
—
19%
1
Phila Electric Power 5%
106% July
6
Feb
5
25
preferred
Pepperell
109% May
Jan
Jan
96%
•
common
A
35% July
106 % Mar
108% 108%
Jan
July
19 y2
Penn Salt Mfg Co..
50
Penn Traffic Co
———2.50
&
108*%
38
32%
33%. 33%
15 Va
35
38
7'/a
Pennsylvania Edison Co $5 series pfd_*
$2,80 series preferred
•
•Penn Water
37%
Jan
Jan
1
$1.40 preferred A
Pennroad Corp common
$6
37 V2
10
Telephone
Jun
13
1
Co
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills.,
400
16
Apr
10
20
•
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela Am shs
Paramount
4%
lft July
Jan
6 Va
9%
%
15 Va
common
Rath Packing Co. common
Seeman
116% 117
•
,
common
July
10
1
10
Voting
Railway & Utility
27% Mar
114% 114%
*00
Service
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes
34
■
Jan
43
lVa
Securities Corp General
107% July
380
—
25
pfd
Jan
13
16,700
15%
15% July
3% May
4.500
•
common
26 Va
50
33%
1 156
33%
1ft
1%
Silex
Pacific Can
July
15%
Jun
108
__
__
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Securities—
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.100
.100
5
Filters B
7
1%
Jan
7%
100
common
Jan
Radlo-Kelth-Orpheum option warrants.
Railway & Light Securities
Scovill
107%
4
class
$6
9% July
5'A
11%
Segal
Ohio
Jan
82
Apr
114
107%
•
Ogden Corp common
Jan
5%
152
Aug
25
—
2
1,500
108
Quaker Oats common
6%
preferred
Quebec Power Co
Schulte (D A) common
Convertible preferred
107
pfd.100
Northern States Power class A
Novadel-Agene
37
Jan
28
100
Jun
Apr
37 Vh
27% May
300
i>0
Public Service 6%
preferred
120
100
Co
RR
Nor Indiana
7%
Oil
Texas
1%
Jan
Jan
Aug
8
52% Mar
1%
•
Central
34%
y2
103
150
50
North American Utility Securities
Northeast Airlines
35%
35
North American Rayon class A..
Class
Jun
1,100
11% July
7%
.
Mar
14% July
100
1
Mines
Electric
15
Apr
14%
13%
5
Nipissing
;;
32
Xll% Xll%
13%
•
Nineteen Hundred Corp B
Feb
6% July
100
Niles-Bement-Pond
ii: Noma
Jan
1/128
200
1/64
1/128
36,400
%
warrants
optional
64
65
100
100
preferred
2d preferred
17% Mar
109
100
10
1st
5%
14%
14%
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pfd
Niagara Hudson Power common
5%
14'A
1
shares
May
5%
Jan
85%
'
111
111
10
Light 7%
17
29% Mar
10
Honduras Rosario
Merchandise
Jan
7% July
900
City Omnibus warrants
N
Co
Jan
2'A July
500
2,200
•
Y
Y Power &
Jan
1%
——•
N
$6
11%
9% July
13 % Mar
6%
1
New Process Co common
N
Jan
29%
23
Jersey Zinc
New Mexico
Jun
3%
14%
9%
9
8
10
Manufacturing
Jun
13% July
121%
July
5%
•
Co
common
200
ft
15% July
28 %
13/4
•
New
25% July
5%
•
100
*
—100
England Power Associates
6%
1
12
18%
100
13
4
93/a
5
Pyle-Natlonal Co common
Pyrene
Jan
Jan
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Apr
Apr
Feb
9%
12
a29%
100
•
5
•
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Neptune Meter class A
New
13
1
common
Radio
Co
Nebraska Power 1%
Nelson
Jan
10
200
preferred
$5 prior
11
95
—
.
10
•
•
Common
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
July
63
200
100
100
7% 1st preferred
Puget Sound Power & Light—
Jun
42 %
Jan
12% July
7% July
*
Union
OH
Navarro
Jan
30c
National Tunnel & Mines
National
%
Apr
8%
10
12.50
National Transit
Jan
4%
11%
*
Mfg & Stores common
Jan
50
50
preferred
National
National
2% July
35
National Fuel Gas
National
Feb
17
Jan
—50c
Lines common
convertible
$3
Jan
1%
*
Candy Co
National City
14%
8,800
*
common
preferred
National
1,000
1
common
23
Breweries
National
7%
—*
Corp
Bellas Hess
-
•
—*
1st preferred
6%
Nachman
9%
Apr
"3% "5%
33 Va
1
•
1
1
Prentice-Hall Inc common
Pressed Metals of America
Jan
13%
3%
Co
7
55%
2.100
—
.——5
*
Premier Gold Mining
12'A
4
25c
Alexander—
Corp of Canada
&
12
720
61%
112% 114
12%
114
10
common
Co
Polaris Mining
Powdrell
60
60%
•
10
common
l3/
18% July
3% July
37%
500
—50
Prosperity Co class B
Providence Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
National
9
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
100
Meter
High
Jan
Jan
15,400
3U
8%
Feb
7%
177
•
Low
12 Va
50
100
Range since January 1
HUM
Low
3ft
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
2
Postage
& L E RR
Pitts Bess
Shares
•
2 Va Mar
Pitney-Bowes
for Week
Range
1
Ltd
Mines
Pioneer
12
35%
36%
Mountain City Copper common
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Gold
July
July
4% Mar
24
8% Mar
27/a
14
Sales
Week's
of Prices
—•
common
Feb
Jan
2,200
2,400
18
•
common
11% July
3%
Mtge Bank of Col Am shs
Power
Jan
Governor
Pierce
10%
7%
Last
p#r
High
9%
176
Friday
V
Exchange
Range since January 1
50
2
*
•
pfd
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Sale Price
3%
9%
t
10
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Shares
10%
23%
1
1
1
common
New York
High
10%
2.50
Molybdenum
Monogram
Low
•
Mock Jud Voehringer common
of Prices
-
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Par
.
4
AUGUST
Sales
Last
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ENDING
STOCKS
Friday
STOCKS
New York
WEEK
FOR
•
•
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lVa
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11,800
700
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Feb
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556
Monday, August 7, 1944
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
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i2y«
common———-1
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10
Standard Dredging Corp common
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i
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;
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(Ky)—
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Feb
|:19
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100
Jan
114
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1
600
85%
250
1
Standard Tube
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*
>
preferred
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Sterling Aluminum Products
6%
,
,
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700
Apr
6
2%
9
16
15%
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12
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100
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600
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200
12%
Jan
15%
25
14%
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9%
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11
24%
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8
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B
•
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1
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93
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6% July
285
Feb
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%
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7%
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.1951
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8
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11
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1952
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103
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-
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Glen
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Jan
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2%
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55%
475
51%
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7%
1,200
4
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11
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103%
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102%
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1958
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1
103
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102
103%
103
103
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B
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101
:
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series
111%
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6s
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103
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1
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2
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101%
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3
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55
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.
100
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69
42
7%
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1962
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95
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263
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35
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35
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1963
15
22%
33
95 %
38
88%
96
69
32
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69
94%
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1952
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25
37
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1957
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33
35
23
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33%
25
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series
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1957
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25
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1941
1
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series
——1955
C
series
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•
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2% July >
83%
107%
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Indianapolis P & L 3V«s—1970
Feb
8% July
Feb
Jan
32
6
;
60
'
77%
1
28%
18
106%
109
106%
106% 107%
107
36
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 3%s
Kansas Electric Power 3%s
ValSpar Corp
$4
Vogt
common
convertiole
Venezuelan
1
preferred.
3
«
....
3%
471
9%
"
Manufacturing
3%
5
Petroleum
47
1,500
30
1%
27
Feb
3% July
Jan
9%
9%
200
8%
Feb
48% July
11% Apr
13%
'
13%
13%
100
8
Feb
1965
if-a
1966
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Kansas Gas & Electric 6s
2022
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120
122
Kansas Power
1969
J-J
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111
112%
$107% 108
107
109 y4
106
108%
& Light 3%s
1970
Radiator
&
Aircraft
Co
•
...
7%
preferred
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j
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stamped
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300
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5,200
123
10
21
300
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108
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1945
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111% July
10 % July
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7y4
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84
10% Aug
20
20
150
138
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21
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to
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ref
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1955
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series
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Amsterdam
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Jan
20
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1961
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1948
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103 %
106
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11
107
107
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23
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17
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108
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20
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550
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300
:
128
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557
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
'
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
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or
1964
Low
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J-J
111
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1950
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30
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.98
96%
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.1955
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—
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108
101% 102
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y
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
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April 1946
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Jan 1947
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.1948
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103% 104%
72%
86%
16
86
85
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4s„—
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York Curb Exchange
.•I*.
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.1971
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>
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108% 108%
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Low
105%
MS
Power
113%
J
93%
.1970
Water
114
.
$115% 116%
MS
debentures
Co
81
.1965
series
114
-
>'■'
«...
J-D
Period
105%
A-O
A-O
.1970
6s
f
s
Rys
New
105
Texas Powei
>114
2030
5s
—
conv
'{i
$81
.1951'
Tide
;
-.7"-
1964
Traction. 5s
1944
6s
113
106
Electric
•
.1954
:.
1
128
104%
Southwestern Gas & Elec 3%s—
Texas
F-A
Af-N
1951
Electric
Penn
103%
109%
127i
$126% 129
105
Debenture
1952
2022
:
A
3%s
Western Newspaper
137% 152
107%
1st mtge 3s
Stinnes
West
105%
;-l ;;
145
108
&
106%
109
$106
P
108%
102%
19
,
99%
106%
6
107% 108
J-D
$105
Southwestern
102% 103%
111%
92%
J-J
Indiana
103%
112
108%
12
108'% 108'A
108 Va
J-J
Southern
00
.
.1957
Power
Counties
111%
102
$106'/a 108
—
dibs.
Power
A
103
100%
.1947
Southern
5%s_1952
Elec 4s
117
5s
California Edison 3s__
California Gas 3%s__
Southern
income
Ry &
Water
107%
Wyoming Coal 6s
Southern
1
<
(Maine)
t
Wash
6s
108
2
...
106% 106%
106%
•;
A-O
Af-S
1952
1979
1952
1951
1951
1967
1970
Harbor Water 4'As—.
Carolina
•
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
IA York
102-102
J-J-AA
certificates
Joaquin Lt & Pwr 6s 3
ASchulte Real Estate 6s
South
1959
series
6s
Wash
West
106
16
109
$107
M-N
San
Sheridan
;
'?
High
110%
1
110% 110%
—
Low
No.
& Light Co-
Jersey—
A
series
Power
High
Co—
(Delaware)
Rys
J-D
Range Since
January 1
Sold
IOTA
107
J-D
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
Safe
.1949
4s
5%s
A
series
A 5s
55%
40
$106
1964
1949
:—:
New
perpetual
J
Bonds
Colorado—
3%s
Sinking fund deb 4s
6%
104%
104'A
Af-N
1961
1959
4'As B—;
1st mtge
v
102 %
M-N
1956
E
5s
(Can)
Public Service Co of
Public
105%
1
54'/2
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Sale Price Bid & Asked.
109%!
12
J-J
1950
P
series
Corp
&
cons
Debenture
Co—
extended
stamped
4'/2s
110
106%
106'/2
106
6s
I
Utah
108
105 Va
1979
Philadelphia Elec Power 5%s
1972
Philadelphia Rapid Transit 6s—1962
Power
104%
102%
2
3
109
103'/a 103'/a
io6%
F-A
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s_1964
3'As
1970
5s
109
$106'A 108'/2
1977
5s
1st
&
United Lt &
95 >/2
82
15
87'/a
102% 102%
-
109
A-O
■".0 A-O y?
3s
mtge
Public
Ohio
102%
Af-Nt
1968
Oklahoma Power & Water 5s
lien
United Light & Railways
1945
Ogden Gas 1st 58—
Ohio Power 1st mtge 3%s
87
J-J
Interest
Exchange
Low
1st
1948
(8% redeemed)
Curb
Period
North Continental Utility Corp—
5 Vis series A
York
High
108%
$103 y2 105
—
New
Range Since
January 1
Sold
$108% 109 'A
Af-N
2004
Gas 3%s
Westchester Lt.g 4s
&
Y
N
Friday
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Low
N Y State Elec &
4
AUGUST
ENDING
Week's Range
Last
Interest
Exchange
Curb
York
New
WEEK
FOR
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.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Arundel Corporation
'
*
Bait Transit
vtc
•
Co common
'
Preferred
v
t
100
c
1.50
10%
1.50
10
67%
*
Consol Gas E L & Power com
16%
Range since January 1
High
High
14 %
800
1.55
10%
67%
553
18
Jan
2.15 Jun
11
July
69
Mar
Apr
1.00 May
7
2,152
Apr
57% July
50
6%
of Amer
Co
Finance
A
common
20
10
136
__
125
:
Jan
Jan
449
10
10'A
200
29%,
29%
60
60
46'%
10'A July
50
Jan
150
July
43
46
10'A
10'A
10%
5
5
Class B
136
50
136
136
46
*
1
30%
10% July
-•
—1
42%
First National Stores....——--
Capital Corp
General
Moore
Water
Penna
U
Distillery
(Tom)
pfd vtc
I
Vernon-Woodbury Mills com
Mt
S
&
Power
common
25
__
25
—.
3.25
3.25
540
*
63'%
63'%
15
37'%
37%
38
50
...20
Fidelity & Guar
Western National Bank.
2
100
37%
—
160
40
37% \
27
*
Feb
30% May
60
Aug
90
63
Apr
Feb
Isle
Jun
series
A
__
—
63'A
67'%
63%
$16,000
Kennecott
Jan
35
Jun
41
-*-33%
Jan
37% Aug
68
24,500
Jan
59%
Lamson
(Del) 6%
Corp
70
July
preferred
5%
Boston Stock Exchange
Sale Price
STOCKS—
;
100
44%
163%
Shares
45'/a
pfd
162% 163%
135
Range since January
100
100
1 £
1
1.704
Jan
155%
45'/a Aug
Service
8%
8%
85
7%
26%
295
24'A
9'/a Mar
Apr
25%
Feb
28
July
& Albany RR
Edison
Boston
Elevated Ry
Boston Herald
7%
5%
class
8%
class B
Northern
class
A
1st pfd stamped
C
1st
pfd
Boston
Personal Prop
&
Cities
Providence
&
stamped
For
Range
100
10O
100
RR
96%
Jan
115% May
32'%
Jan
36% July
68%
69
95
66%
Jun
40
7
24%
75
19
Jan
24% July
7
Trust
....
Va
7
7
Jan
3%
Jan
7%
200
5
Jan
8%
Feb
7
120
5
Jan
8%
see
page
563.
12%
Apr
Jun
32%
Jan
12%
8%
Jan
13% Mar
42%
42%
180
35%
Jan
10
37%
1.304
12%
12%
241
31.18
43% July
Feb
34.53
7%
13%
Jan
1
50
14
14%
30%
31
..
..
Mills
•
50
—a
RR
Pennsylvania
Mining
Quincy
Jan
172
12
'
Apr
445
28%
Jan
42%
Feb
7%
&
Mach
1
Torrington
Jun
17%
Jan
25
16%
K:':~8
16%
Jan
7.522
3%
Jan
30%
273
23%
Jan
.
1
700
60c
Jan
J-
5
30
1
A
54
55
100
Feb
17% July
105
11%
7c
500
5c
35%
156
24%
390
103%
Apr
30c
Jan
98
Jan
102
1,125
5
102
Union
Drug
Drill
Twist
Inc
United Fruit Co
6%
1,227
28.19
20
15
7%
United
6%
U
8
Shoe Machinery
preferred
Rubber
common
—
15c
May
Jan
35% Aug
Feb
109%
Jun
46c
Mar
j
105
Jun
Jun
36
37%
152
25%
Jan
40%
36
29%
29%
29%
970
25%
Jan
31% July
100
86c
Feb
1%
11
9%
3%
♦
5
5
*
25
25
10
Jun
10% July
10%
38c
1% Mar
58
13%
35c
Feb
36% Mar
Jan
7
10%
34%
6
i
Jan
47%
15%
104% 105%
35c
*
*
Co
Jun
34 *'
31%
4%
Jun
33
Jan
7c
10%
"
Webster Inc
Suburban Elec Securities common
2'A
Jun
25
1%
2%
Jun
Mar
150
9%
Jan
12
240
7%
Apr
11% July
11
10
.
185
3%
675
2%
32
Jan
May
4%
36
Apr
Mar
33%
34 T
28
28
56
23%
Apr
15%
16 Va
125
12%
Feb
17% July
83%
85%
370
75%
Jan
88% July
73%
74%
675
69'A
Jan
78
July
44
34
16%
85%
73%
44
40% July
45
July
fr
51%
52%
11%
12%
55
28% July
.105
Feb
53%
325
10%
Jan
12% July
196
„
40%
Jun
91%
Feb
Feb
6%
14%
Jun
29%
16%
55
25
Co
Hole
Button
Reece
7% Mar
14% July
28.19
..6%
"
Jun
39% July
33% May
Feb
14%
7%
8% Mar
4
100
1
*
42% July
Jan
26
6% -if
7
7
31
1C
Co
footnotes
400
41%
40
6
7
Jan
28%
83
74% Mar
24%
5
Hecla
Shares
100
100
•
Trust
Service
Copper
—
100
1st pfd
Boston
Calumet
68%
60
2,307
111% 112
35% 36'A
2.50
100
(NH)
RR
United
Stamped
Century
36%
100
•
Traveler Corp
prior preferred
7%
112
25
Maine RR—
&
Boston
100
—
*
100
—
England Tel & Tel—
Stone
Boston
Boston
Cos
164 % July
*
5
30'%
*
Linotype
High
Feb
..50
Woolen
Anaconda Copper
8%
773
<
31%
—
England Gas & Elec Assn—
Pacific
7"
9.180
30%
165
—
5'%% preferred
LOW
11
30'%
300
1
New
29
Mar
21% Mar
1%
North Butte Mining.
High ::
Feb
77
Jan
32%
8
1
New
Sales
for Week
of Prices
LOW
100
American Sugar Refining
American Tel & Tel
American
Par
Week's
105
Jan
13
1%
Narragansett Racing Assn Inc
Range
Jan
54
300
31%
Nash-Kelvinator
National
Last
92
55
19'A
•
50
-25
Util Associates v t c
Mass
Mergenthaler
Friday
55
76%
——-15
Copper
LoeWs Roston Theatres..——
64% July
Jan
51
6 Va Mar
76
101% 102
31 Va
Co..—12%
Royale Copper..—
Maine Central RR common
1975
1975
Mar
39'A July
,
May
3.55
Bonds—
Baltimore Transit Co 4s
5s
Gillette Safety Razor
66%
2.00 May
100
Jun
34.50 34.50
*
General Electric
Houston Oil of Texas 6%
Jan
4'%
12%
•
Inc
32'%
10%
common
Lines
Group
25
High
69
Jan
19
__
76%
Association^
Engineers Public Service—
SS
i.7.7
56'A
39%
5'A
••
Range since January I
-50
67
5%
v'V
Jun
Mar
11
.100
100
;/*'
'
.Low
High
67
39%
__
—100
preferred B
pfd adjustment
Employers
Fidelity & Deposit Co
....
Fidelity & Guarantee Fire Corp
.—100
100
......—100
1st pfd series A
6%
Eastern
Sales
Shares
Ftiel Associates—-'
prior preferred..—
6% preferred
Eastern Mass Street Ry com
4%%
5%
'
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Low
16
Range
Sale Price
fj.K 'tyrj '>
Eastern Gas &>
Shares
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
for Week
of Prices
Low
16
;.7
Sales
.3FrM«y/v-Week'!
Last
7 Range
STOCKS
Friday
ii:-
v
.
AUGUST 4
WEEK ENDING
FOR
RANGE
47
1.120
6
May
27.10
'13%
5%
Feb
Feb
Jan
28.39 July
17% Mar
7% Aug
Waldorf System Inc
Westlnghouse Electric & Mfg
•
50
12
101 Va 103%.
y
107%
Jun
!
BONDS—
Eastern
4%s
Mass
series
Street Ry—
A
1946
103% 103%
$4,000
103% Jan
104'A May
?
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
558
Monday, August 7, 1944
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE'
FOR
WEEK ENDING
4
AUGUST
Last
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Low
Par
Aluminum
Ball
Aetna
Allied
Bearing common
Laboratories
Allied
Products
Class A
&
Tel
Co
Co
Bendix
15 %
100
123/4
Jan
16%
Jun
20%
Jan
26
Aug
28 3/4
Jun
373/4
500
120
Co
163% 163%
150
156%
Jan
Apr
1%
63/4
aa-IAA
7%
1,550
100
1%
Feb
3
4%
750
3%
Jan
26
26
250
20
Jan
10
16%
163/s
16%
300
14
May
*
10%
10%
11%
250
38%
39%
10%
10%
5
common
—r
38%
38%
40
*
193/B
193/8
193/B
Common
!
1
5
common
preferred
(A M)
Central
Illinois
Central
111
8erv $6
Prior
Chain
203/4
200
20
Jan
22
88 3/4
Apr
99
&
•3/4
13
%
13
50c
%
*
'•:&* V
13%
300
%
116% 116%
65
Jan
117
Jun
65
Jan
10%
100,
17%
Jun
20
200
12%
Jan
14,050
4% May
com
6%
48%
48%
49
*
new
6%
*
35%
35
36%
!
950
1,325
44%
35
Jun
50%
for
26%
Preferred
Chicago
Cab
capital
Cities Service Co
Commonwealth
-
5
Mar
51%
Apr
15%
15%
100
13% Mar
93%
250
63%
1,200
•
78%
Jan
10
14%
14%
15%
1,250
13%
Feb
t
25
27%
27
273/4
4,840
243/4
Jan
28
1
common
pfd part shares
c
Com part
Common
Crane
shs
v
t
5%
5%
800
4%
Jan
5%
Co
Inc
(Alf)
-r
-
Fitz
•
•
Simons
Four-Wheel
Fox
♦
Drive
Amer
Candy
General
Finance
Motors
A—-
100
15%
Jan
34
10%
53/4
Jan
Jan
34
100
293/4
Jan
113/4
350
10%
Apr
12%
Jan
11%
13
12%
13%
1,050
10a/4
26
25%
27
1,950
25% July
30
47%
200
44% Jan
49 %
15
15
100
13
4%
43/a
1,000
—
8%
83/4
200
—
capital
Jan
51%
Feb
200
4%
Jan
*
12%
12%
12%
100
8
Jan
*
com
32%
,'•/
common
15%
10%
10 %
~i %
3
*
*3%
10
30%
30%
493/i
Jan
300
12
Jan
143/4
Jun
300
333/4
Jun
36% July
30%
32
GOO
23%
Jan
32
'
303/4
79%
Corp
Corp
RR capital
11%
500
26
26%
700
243/4
68
68
100
56%
k
61%
61%
62%
150
56%
5%
400
43/4
373/4
1,700
35
Apr
9¥4
93/4
200
7
Jan
12
250
9%
Jan
123/4 Jun
Baldwin
8
Jan
10
Burger
13%
Jan
17%
Jun
1%
Jan
4%
Jun
Cincinnati
33/8
9%
17
50
200
$
4%
2,250
73/4
1,200
4
Mar
May
18
53/4 May
Industries
July
Feb
85
68
Apr
79% July
18% Jun
76
17%
13%
Jan
6%
150
43/8
Jan
6%
6%
63/4
7
600
6%
Jun
8% Mar
•
♦
50
400
18 %
Jan
16
l83/4
550
10%
Jan
18 3%
.'.00
16%
11%
Apr
153/8
Jan
213/4 July
3%
3%
1,300
1%
Jan
4
6%
6%
6%
500
3%
Feb
63% July
34%
~8
7
1
6
10
8 3/8
8
34%
3,900
Jan
27%
200
23%
Feb
29
48 3/8
450
373/s
Jan
51% July
16
16
100
15%
Feb
18
Mar
v
10%
10%
10%
1,350
8
Apr
12
July:
\
19
19
193/4
900
16
30%
30%
50
54%
55%
700
18%
18 3/4
1,500
54%
6%
500
20 %
300
31
31
50
6%
Low
4%
18%
27
Apr
3
3
100
2%
Feb
1003/4
Jan
1073/4 July
"/a
%
%
22%
22%
227/a
13
13
14
100
12%
12%
14
1,650
23/4
3
1,100
Co.
common
Cooker
Standard
Noblitt-Sparks Ind
common
Northwest Airlines Inc
see
700
10%
100
50
3
*
105
Jan
35
Jan
37% Mar
30
May
16
25
15
Jan
16
41
41
5
39
Mar
45
__
12
12
254
10%
Feb
13% July
36% July
?
3
300
48%
16%
A
Jan
...;
563.
■
Feb
25
Jan
22%
Jun
„
May
'
50
40
40
40
35
Apr
41
t!
10
100
8
Jun
215
12
Jan
17% July
15
Jan
24% July
5% Mar
Jan
A Juiy
223/4 Aug
15
City
Ice
15
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
Apr
28
2%
250
•
—
a
413/4
Apr
48%
July
/
15%
—
20%
20%
110
4%
4%
4%
385
3%
Jun
186
51%
Jan
19
28%
Jan
l_10 >
60%
29%
60 3/8
<
62%
29%
30
T
63
July
333/4 July
14%
Jan
17%
Feb
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Friday
;
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Jun
250
15% July
38
July
Canfield Oil
Jan
41
July
City Ice & Fuel
—
40
40%
700
33 3%
20%"-
400
17% Mar
-
20 % Mar
10 %
Apr
11
Jan
26%
300
19
Feb
27
193/4
20%
July
500
16%
Jan
20% Mar
80
95
Jan
125
50
22
Jan
34
Cleveland
Cliffs
Corp
Commercial
Fostoria
Low
a5
67
30
/
10
;
io
96%
4%:
65
High
,;~:
Feb
Apr
July
102
80
July
5% Jan
67
20%
273
14 3/4
Jan
79
80%
505
63
Jan
I Aug
25% July
85% July
19
.
.
Goodrich
Mar
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
1
17%
17%
17%
1,306
13%
Aur
133/4
133/4
80
10%
Jan
14%
Steel
July "
F)
*
5
common
(B
Range since January 1
High
20%
preferred-
Bookbinding
Pressed
Shares
102
67
!
Cliffs Iron
for Week
Range
102
II100
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
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Basic Refractories
Jan
1
a5
Apex Elec Mfg preferred
Apr
50
July
8 3/s
'JHUi
32%
• -
:
,
15%
•
Motors
Standard Brands
313/4 Aug
3% July
■'■-/■
■
15%
10% July
Feb
V
25
*
*
3% Jun
113/4 Aug
73/4
8%
Jun
Jun
1%
General
.
Jun
5 % Mar
<
8%
11%
July;;
*
*-
Rolling Mill
& Fuel
Columbia Gas
183/8 May
5% Mar
55%
'A V.
Unlisted—
American
100
31%
Apr
59
Western Bank
S.
37%
31
25
V
26%
i0o
108
Jan
Apr
46% July
13% July
U.
12
122% 125
Apr
21
Jan
47% Aug
43% Jan
Feb
20
122 %
Jan
107
200
16
•
IIII100
313/4
4
10
,
23%
>
—
Aug
Card
Printing
400
103/4
23%
Jan
Aug
July /
Jan
—
Playing
15%
103/4
307
108
108
—
.
8%
*
common
page
II
36%
36
36
35
10
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37
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3
40 3%
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15%
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common
Nor West Util
pr lien pfd
-■-.1% preferred
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3
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capital
Inc capital
North American Car
common
111 Corp common
Bancorp
300
1,250
313/4
157/a
*
North
Northwest
3
■
223/(
5,400
10%
■
5
36
10
Par
Nachman Springfilled
National Pressure
common
•
313/4
*
National
50
v
100
*
&
14
__
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25% July
■'
60
11% July
1,490
Co—
Montgomery Ward
Apr
65
17% July
7% July
11
Jan
10% Apr
46%
93/4
11%
Apr
8%
tl7%
0
20
5% Mar
*
11
*
Mar
July
16
—-—*
*
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guaranteed—
9
80
46%
11%
4,950
1
Miami
Jan
Jan
30%
3
30%
——*
Lunkenheimer
90
106% 106%
>
—*
———!
175
10
12%
7 3/s
72
30%
t,
*
A—
10%
22%
12%
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1
class
176
July
106% July
—r——T-10
—1100
50
829
77%
10%
22%
(Yards——*
—
107%
8%
18
107/a
Monroe Chemical Co common
8%
76%
105
—50
Insulation
:>
3% Mar
'
*
10
*
10%
3
Jan
270
Rapid
Jun
21% July
31
10%
Ho
Mar
133/4 Mar ii
11
8
Jun
Mar
16% May
13% Jan
i
9
May
11
22
150
Miller & Hart Inc—
10
6%
Mar
292
300
IIII
6
210
7%
•
Feb
73/8 May
100
56
17%
„5
6%
—_5
Ball Crank—
_—_—!
Little
25%
12
8
High
12% July
34% Jun
Apr
*
Davis
Kahn
15
32%
6%
8%
24
7%
46
Hilton
Low
10
113/4
8
f
Range since January 1
/ Shares
High
32%
2u
Daniel
&
Formica
for Week
113%
8
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
55%
167/a
common
58% July
20'/a July
53 % July
22
•
common
Apr
Feb
*
—1
Mfg
14
40%
51
173/4
Modine
Feb
July
Procter & Gamble
47%
Minneapolis Brewing Co
52%
32 3/4
Randall
Feb
173/4
preferred
213/8 July
Apr
287/e Mar
8% July
Apr
40
prior
3/4
Jun
52%
35
*
$1
20% May
17% July
Jan
Preferred
6
20
31
32
Jun
*
Common
18%
27
—*
Kroger
3%
*
I
Jan
473/4
—8
.—;
——
Preferred
Early
1
Aug
«
Convertible preferred A
Midland Util 6% prior lien
7%
prior lien
6%
393/8 July
10% July
2,300
Sale Price
Brewing
Hobart
5
Common
July
713/4 July
663/8 JUJy
2,800
—*
Crosley Corp-...———
Eagle-Picher,
July
McQuay-Norris
Midland United
28
16 3/a
—10
—
Telephone
Cincinnati Union Stocks
8% July
72%
63/8
capital
12% July
Jan
20%
1
Cincinnati Street
Jun
76
common.
Feb
15%
18%
25
Laundry Machine
American
May
17%
common
9
July }
19%
Par
>11% Aug
McCord Rad & Mfg class A
Corp
44
Feb
15%
*
common
Churngold
9%
6%
*
Field
Feb
34
19%
1
5
•
Last
8% Apr
7
5
West
8% July
Jun
37%
Friday
250
Jan
17%
Lion Oil Refg Co capital
Middle
11% July ;
7% July ?
69% July
Jan
5%
373/4
STOCKS— /
11%
Feb
1
Lynch
Marshall
July ;
5% July /
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
11
7
19%
___l
Mickelberry's Food Prod
Jun
14
Jan
—1
Co common
July
July
13% July
9
July
21% July
50
84%
*
!
5%
11
13
Lamp—
Mfg
/
26
•
16
common
1053/4
Apr
250
300
Corp
62
350
400
Llbby McNeill & Llbby common
Printing Co common
Jan
200
8%
200
Lincoln
Jan
4%
/
400
7%
41%
7
preferred
8%
1,400
10%
69
8%
85
*
*
.
Jan
41%
*
common
66
500
7%
1
common
Apr
2%
'
29% July
26% Apr
41%
i
18
Co
11%
300
7
18
&
600
5
69
8%
Cumulative
13
83/4 July
Feb
4%
107%
LaSalle Ext Univ common
91%
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50
Leath
Jan
50
i
,
Cincinnati Gas & Electric preferred-100
;
33/4
200
13
Cincinnati
A
63% July
1,200
4%
73/4 Aug
193/a July
Common
Apr
71
73/4
13
/
23%
common
Mar
July
8IV2 July
29%
7%
Jan
&
Feb
503/a
50
1,950
29
Jan
Tube
793/a
59%
45%
100% 100%
29
10%
Ken-Rad
47%
58
58
19%
Kellogg Switchboard
Feb ;
143/s
450
common
Jun
36 %
100
Co capital
33%
14%
22%
Co
Feb
Jan
473%
17
(W B)
31%
28
200
18%
Jan
353/4
22
Drug
13% Jun
27%
36%
17
Katz
Mar
12
10% Aug
•
350
17
Jarvis
1,100
650
22
common
17% July
1,300
•
Harvester
10 3/4
53/4 July
Jan
14%
100
International
Jan
Jan
.
83/4
163/4
1
common
343/8
47%
*
Corp common
U S Rubber
11%
11
l
common
Jan
3%
293/4
30%
*
common
Co
Brands
Standard
Aluminum
capital
19% May - ;
3% July
Jan
2
12 %
14 %
common
Co
16
Jan
100
29%
Indep Pneumatic Tool v t c
Indianapolis Power & Light
Inland Steel
12% July
43
250
5%
10
29%
.
—•—*
Pure Oil Co (The) common
•
Radio Corp of America common
_•
Republic Steel Corp common
•
20%
83/4
10
Indiana Steel Products
5%
Feb
Feb
Apr
323/8 Mar
1,300
14%
Inc
20
•
capital
100
33
24
July
6
27%
2,150
3
>
32%
*
St San com
Aug
4% July
83/4 Mar
Jan
8
2,650
Illinois Central RR
173/4
3%
17%
3
103/8
(Glenn L) Co common—
Pullman
Jan
13% July
Mar
3%
123/B
(new)
60
15
——
623/4
common
20
1,350
173/4
July
July
July
,
12%
B
12%
35%
15 %
July
47%
60 3/s
Hein Werner Motor Parts
11%
35
17
Jan
103/4
450
22
21
11%
Apr
Feb
Jan
13
2,200
53/4 July
38
34 Yi
250
16
143/b
———I
Iron
Studebaker
11%
12%
class
;
common
Corp
New York Central
36% July
60%
Illinois Brick Co
Martin
14% Aug
*
Houdaille-Hershey
Steel
Nash-Kelvinator
ii
1
common
15%
•
Interlake
63/4 Mar
8
10
Dk
Jun
PC
38
14
22
Mining
Copper
Electric
General
17% July
3,550
common
&
Jun
973/i
35%
50
Atch Topeka & Santa Fe Ry com—100
Jun
2,550
common
Inc
Mach
Corp
American Radiator &
Mar
6%
.
15
Feb
3% Jan
Stocks-
Anaconda
5% July
14%
6%
-
5
common
Heileman Brew Co G cap
Motors
17%
Adv
Harnischfeger Corp
Hupp
May
13
v
5
Gillette Safety Razor common
Bros
6%
Corp
Great Lakes Dr
Radio
Unlisted
243/4 July
1%
new
common
Corp
Outdoor
Goldblatt
6%
13%
100
General
100
102
,
2
Jan
36
*
5
Zenith
Jun
10
Preferred
General
9%
Apr
11
85
1,400
15%
*
common
Standard Oil of N J
Auto
class
Jan
2
50
150
5%
14
■
2
Yates-American
Aug
27% Jun
Jan
20%
17%
*
Transp
General
933/4
14%
95%
5%
&
36
*
common
Curtiss-Wright
20
Aug
25% Jujy
Jun
&
common
(Peter) Brewing com
General
;
Connell Dk
&
Dredge Co
Inc
Wrigley (Wm Jr) Co capital
Bethlehem
150
Aug
11
14%
5%
—.!—
Aug
260
July
20
,
94%
95%
:
1
common
Aug
2%
Jan
*
Common
7
24%
21%
14% July
82
'
15
99%
•50
•
Bankshares—
33
Feb
243/4
20
Paramount Pictures Inc
1
'
V.
capital
Oil-O-Matic
Jan
19
24%
i
*
5
Corp—
Products common
Jan
150
Jan
2
Co common
2%
25%
6"%
4% July
17% Mar
400
25
common
5
9%
5
15
Utll Corp
Elgin National Watch Co
•
Gypsum
Steel
Wieboldt Stores
•
Domestic Industries Inc class A
Electric Household
S
Wisconsin
5% July
18% Jan
2%
£$
& Cohn Inc common—10
Co common!
:
*
Dixie-Vortex
500
820
24
—
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Decker
50
7
98%
2%
common
15
25
Cudahy Packing Co 1% cum pfd—100
Cunningham Drug Stores
2%
Curtis Lighting
33
63A
25%
25
common
30%
15
•'
7
*
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v
33
50
1——50
A._
c
part shs
Salle Street
La
Williams
Consumers Co—
V
So.
S
17% Mar
Consolidated Biscuit common
100
11
Westlnghouse Elec & Mfg common—50
Jan
98
.
common
Edison
25
20
10%
•
"
25
15
>
Corp capital
(The) common
Utah Radio
29% July
64% July
19
July
61%
*
common
300
20
%:
;
,
5
Walgreen Co common—
Jan
July
91%
61%
^
Yellow
Chrysler Corp
26%
450 /
Apr
5
10
common
common.
Woodall* Industries
common
4%
31% July
63% Mar i
10% Mar
Jan
1
Co
U
36 Ys-Aug
July
Corp
Co
U
6% July
19%
Jan
2%
25
Machine Tool common
United Air L Transp
15% July
6%
19%
15%
208
Chicago & North Western Ry—
Vtc
&
Texas
July
7%
Jan
Jan
9%
11%
20
capital
capital
Swift International capital
July
58%
19%
15%
111
20
8%
1
preferred
Chicago Flexible Shaft
Swift
13% July
3/4 July
Jan
% Mar
26
56%
100
-
if Jun
210
'
65
8%
5
common
Chicago Corp common
30
9%
Jan
15%
64
8%
*
^
%
1,750
A
*
Light pla
1,350
65G
250
10%
71% Mar
2 z
Indiana
Stewart-Warner
Sundstrand
July
3/4
of
Storkline Fur Corp
Jun
340
29%
61%
10%
100
5
Sterling Brewers Inc common
27
Aug
12% July
29% July
98%
1
common
Cherry Burrell Corp
Convertible
Jan
203/4
*
common
Power
Co
Jan
28
96%
*
Belt
Jan
9
50
203/4
-
preferred—
States
20
500
29%
29%
200
——_1
Oil
193/s May
13%
capital—*
preferred—
Dredge
Standard
Jun
97%
Preferred
Central
40
27
capital
Common
July
Jan
22
5
Standard
Trane
preferred
lien
100
Feb
_•
pfd
1
Central S W Util
4P/4 July
193/4 July
3%
Works
Lathe
Bend
St Louis National Stockyards
7% July
Jan
Feb
Corp—
Common
Convertible
26%
27
<
29%
Jan
14%
200
11% xll%
29%
5
343/4
50
10
common
Pub
Secur
26
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30
Spiegel Inc common
800
4
26%
!■•/>'••
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10
convertible
Castle & Co
4
26%
10
common
Brothers
5%
4
South
May
Feb
82
•
12% July
17
4%
*
11
100
13%
1
30
„
Jan
94% July
18
82
*
common
Corp
Jan
2,900
,
Jan
3%
61%
1
capital
8%
900
7
Common
Sinclair Oil
4% May
79
v .-
*
Signode Steel Strap Co pfd—
July
Jan
30
A'
__
1
common—!
Co
&
24
900
._*
:
Corp class B common
8
300
5
common
7
17
Serrick
29%
/f' '
;
common..-—10
Mills common
4
Roebuck
Sears
CO
4%
94V2
18
.
Co
Co
34 % July
33%
-1
common
Cummins
Schwitzer
July
18-
*
common
Electric
Sangamo
27% July
26
Mfg
Jan
9
33%
50
common
Car
Rollins Hosiery
5% July
Brown Fence & Wire cl A pfd
Butler
7% July
■2%
Borg-Warner
L)
Jan
2 3/4
7
(E
Jan
4%
(The)
Steel
Reliance
*
43%
10%
Co
1
450
Co
Pressed
6% July
2
Jun
4%
*
_
Potter
14% July
11% July
200
94
94%
100
—
High
May
20
10%
1
10
capital
Low
13% Feb
14%
/-4/Z
5
—100
A—
Range Since January 1
High
10%
common—.—10
common
Shares
14%
10%
6
class
RR
Quaker Oats Co
163% Aug
4%
1
Bros
B
Switch
Elec
Pennsylvania
Aug
2,400
5%
1
Bruce
113 %
2%
common
Corp
(The)
Poor & Co class B
40% July
Apr
May
6%
1%
V,:
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Binks Mfg Co capital
Corp
33%
108
3
Corp
Aviation
26
50
_3
common
Radio
Bunte
Penn
15% July
200
1%
1
4
common
Bastian-Blessing Co
163 %
\A 6
o
common
Washer
Mfg
Jun
17%
Co.
Peabody Coal Co
6% preferred
Jun
6%
37%
100
capital
common
Aviation Corp (Delaware)
Belden
64%
Jan
113% 113%
113'/a
—100
pfd
Athey Truss Wheel capital
Belmont
Feb
4%
26
*
x
Service
Asbestos Mfg Co
Automatic
53%
500
Low
—..2%
common
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke capital
Mfg Co
Public
Tel &
Amer
Armour
100
6%
Shoe
Corp common
Parker Pen
High
-
62¥4
15 %
25
preferred
American
Low
Omnibus
Corp—
Chalmers
Allls
High
17%
*
common—
Range since January 1
6 %
6'/a
5
1
Castings—;
Nunn-Bush
Shares
62¥4
Laboratories common——_—*
Abbott
Advanced
of Prices
Par
for Week
!■.//- .''AAA'
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
Sales
Week's
Friday
/.Last
Chicago Stock Exchange
14%
254
13
Jan
July
13% July
14% Mar
40
Feb
54 3/8
Jun
36%
Feb
50
Jun
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■
6
100
.
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Volume
559
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4305
160
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Halle
Bros
common
B—,
(A
McKee
Cement
—*
class
G)
Portland
Medusa
National
Acme
Bros
Ricbman
^—•.
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Products
Van
Vlchek Tool
;
Products
Jan
13%
go
Aug
Farmers & Merchants Nat'l Bank
21%
Jun
General Mtors Corp common
General
19% Aug
6%
Jan
25
18%
Jan
Paint
17%
65
13 Vs
Jan
17%
38%
384
32%
Jan
20
46%
Jan
75
32% Jan
•
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•
Tire
.
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525
15% Jan
200
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2%
2%
200
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Jan
2
100
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Jan
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20
20
Feb
*
pfd
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Sheet
Youngstown
Tube
&
&
38
&
Co
Glidden
Interlake
34
15
New
Central common.:.-.—
York
Steel
U
S
Steel
19 %
Oil
Petroleum
Mascot
2%
Nordon
Apr
Jan
105 %
Corp
Co
Mfg
42% July
Oil
Pacific
14 y8
Jan
65 y8
7%
Jan
11
July
10
Jan
14 Vb
July
38%
Jan
49 y2
Jun
47
Apr
53
Feb
51
35
Feb
39 %
25
Jan
Company..
Products
Clay
Gas
Elec
&
19% a20%
41
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Jan
17%
Feb
20 Vs
16
Apr
Western
Roberts
Feb v-
77
50%
Apr
63% July
50
13
Jun
17%
Corp
6%
;
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Markets
Public
Stores
Co
Safeway
32%
-
1
Aircraft
.
Chain
Stores
Chicago Stock Exchange
Oil
Adding Machine
Continental
Motors
1
common—
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of
Portland
Co
1st pfd
Fix
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Detroit
&
Detroit
Edison
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Corp
5
Finance
General
common
Industries
Gar Wood
3
1
10
common....
375
:6% Jan
common
General Motors common—
1%
48,
100
„
.
May
1% Jun
51
2
% July
Jan
15%
4%
Jan
8%
Tel
Anaconda
Jun
7%
4% Jan
Jan
21
75c
Jan
Brewing common
Graham-Paige common™
12%
12%
1,222
11% July
6%
570
Jan
7% July
4%
62%
565 *
741
4%
3%
Jan
Bendix
Aviation
Feb
Boeing
65% July
3%
1,000
2%
Jan
4
4%
54,244
1%
Feb
4%
Lock
Hurd
&
Mfg
Products common...—1
Masco Screw
Aug
Die Casting
Michigan
common
Michigan Sugar
common
Micromatic Hone common.
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1
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Universal
class
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250
100
1
5%
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Jan
9
6%
759
12%
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2,850
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15
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Jan
20
Feb
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Jan
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&
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550
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Jan
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;
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250
3%
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5%
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3%
110
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of
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650
1% May
700
2%
Sale Price
*
5%
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—
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;
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•
—
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100
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Aircraft
Accessories
Bandini
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Blue
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Diamond Corporation
Bolsa
Chica Oil
Corporation
Broadway
Dept Store,
California
Packing Corp common..:
Central
Inc.
com
Investment Corp
1
4
2
Company
2.30
:
6%
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13% Aug
1,500
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1%
4%
735
400
1%
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3%
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1%
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Radio
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25 "
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May
8c
909
1.80
Jan
1,300
1.30
Jan
2.00 July
416%
435
15%
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75
25%
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30
Jun
266
45
Jan
73
May
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,
2.50 July
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Water Associated Oil Co
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Jan
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5%
Jan
16
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8%
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Feb
39 %
July
43 % July
40% May
43
Jan
May
16
Jan
6%
Jun
35 Vb
Jun
18% July
Apr
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53
Mar
4%
Aug
1%
Feb
28 y4
Jan
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25 Ye
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31%
Jun
Jan
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65%
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102
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6%
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26%
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20 y2
Feb
24% July
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329
15
41
205
110
560
15 Vb
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87/s
Apr
18
Mar
12
July
Apr
21% July
88*4-Mar
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16%
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12
29 y4
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Apr
14 % July
31% July
32% Mar
34%
53% Mar
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530
225
55% May
Jun
July
13%
Apr
20
27%
Jan
31%
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49 %
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-
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13 y4
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110
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5
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50
100
205
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100
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34%
50
30
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United Air Lines Transport
5
United Aircraft Corp
5
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*
U 8 Rubber Co
10
l/nited States Steel Corp
•
Western Union Telegraph Co..
100
Westlnghouse Elec & Mfg Co
50
Willys-Overland Motors Inc
1
Woolworth Company (F W)
10
Carbide
Jan
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—
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25
25
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Jan
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26
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25
635
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25
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5% July
1
America
j
Range since January 1
2
•
of
Oil
Studebaker
Low
300
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•
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,43%
a31% a32%
8 - 8%
•
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25
•
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64% >'65
5
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2c
May
3%c July
Feb
30
19
—
*
•
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Brands
1
10
•
Co
Pure Oil Company
Sales
"
Chrysler
Apr
42%
a38% a38%
—
8
Packard
5% July
for Week
4% i 4%
3% & 4%
16
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1.45 Aug
•
163%
a37% a38
a42% a42%
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—
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Phelps Dodge Corporation
Pullman Incorporated
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100
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1.10
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156 Vb
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4%
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200
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5% May
360
1,000
100
5,OCO
500
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Jan
8%
'
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1
679
6
a38%
•
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
3% July
2% July
2% Mar
2%
Week's
•
6% July
Jan
v
67%
4%
a21
Libby, McNeill & Llbby
Angeles Stock Exchange
Last
,
Jun
268
20
25%
25%
1
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Friday
:
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;
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1
,
10%
■; 22% July
20% July
163% 163% ;>■.
—
163%
1
1
5
1
Republic Steel Corp
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Los
'•
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0
Kennecott
Jun
5%
4%
4%
4
Wayne Screw Products common
3%
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1
common
'■
3%
July
7% July
Feb
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2% July
4%
4%
—
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8 %7
6
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1.45
1.45
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Goodrich
Jun
9
26%
4% ;
—
120
619
6%
6%
25
Graham-Paige Motors Corp
Jun
13%> 13%
_
Feb
18
*
*
Corp
A
General
4% July
3%
Co
Solvents
General Electric Company
Jun
2% Mar
3%;| 3%
3%
39
12
a22% a227%
20
100
*
Zellerbach Corp.
Class
13%. Jun
7,844
Vjt
2if
Feb
Feb
5
;
Elec Corp
&
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Curtiss-Wright
July
5,055
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3%;
—
35%
18%
15
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July
9 %
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Co
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3% July
May
17%
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Feb
6
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.
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2%
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A-
B
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.
33% July
48
2,473
200
5
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Jan
5
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1
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Apr
13
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1% July
Jan
Jan
24c
500
457
12
1%
1
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5%
•
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15,960
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common
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.
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Park Chemical Co common
1%
.
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-
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9
.
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1
...
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57c
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3,100
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1
McClanahan Oil common
3,490
•
31%
8y»
6
Co
Columbia
1% July
1%
1.00
m
1%
32%
5%
—
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Caterpillar Tractor
16% July
1%;
,—1
:
Feb
Apr
Jan
18'A
—
Case
May
Feb
8%
77C >
1%
1
common
K^insel Drug common
1,356
16
15%
15%
Motor Car common
Jan
30 y8
29%
125
3,030
3
Corp
Airplane
Borg-Warner
Commercial
Hudson
43
6%
9%
5
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
4% July
52%
2%
4%
May
24% July
Apr
37% May
6%
9%
& Santa Fe Ry__10G
Corporation
Baldwin Locomotive
Jun
3%
1
1
Goebel
10
7% May
22%
9%
14
50
(111)
Co
Atchison, Topeka
1% July
12"% Aug
J
July
4% July
1,430
2,024
100
& Tel Co
Copper Mining Co
&
Armour
July
1,903
2,145
1,700
18%
1%
62%
Mar
15
Jan
;
Si
American Viscose Corp.—
Jun
743
■
12%
20%
"4
48
Jan
3
,
Stocks—
Rad
American
July
556
14%
7%
4%
Jan
10%
30%
37%
__10
1
1
Mining Co
Stan' Sanl Corp...
American Smelting & Ref Co...
9% July
183
•
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'u.-
41
273
715
.
Jan
*36%
29%
>
Mining Co
Borden
Detroit
31%
30%
m-'K-'■ •; ':■■■■
Unlisted
Amer
High a
lVz
1%
12%
.
Jan
51% Jun
42% Aug
47% May
2,452
10
Aug
4y«
Jan
37%
10
■:'V
Range since January \
Shares
High
20%
5
15 Ye
July
37%
Imperial Development Co, Ltd..
25c
Zehda Gold Mining Co—25c
for Week
Range
7
common__10
20
Nav
common
Iron
1.00 Mar
29%
*
:
'
i/
24
41 %
31%
30%
,
13%
Aviation
Detroit
11% July
Feb
Sales
of Prices
7%
Apr
Feb
3 Ye
432
1,275
520
23%
41%
9%
237/a
Jan
7
5%
15
42%
47
14%
4%
9%
Feb
87/a
200
137/8
37/s
9%
42%
47
Aug
July
a__
a—
20
307
125
.
10
■
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,
46
Jun
49%
Jan
50c
;a52%a52%
19%
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7%
v
Jan
40%
200
....
33%
47%
300
a22%
"
Detroit Stock Exchange
Burroughs
5% May
Jan
3%
3%.
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25
Oil
Yosemite
14
Jan
6% Mar
32%
\
2
Corporation
Weber Showcase &
1%!
Jan
May
25c
37% July
1
Corp
Cons Chollar G & S Mining Co
1
*
14c
48c
•
Universal Consolidated Oil
DETROIT
4
■4
1
Feb
Jan
15%
Transcontinental & Western Air Inc_.5
vi
& Brass common
Jun
7c
,!
,
Jan
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McLaren common.
1.25 Mar
95c
1,025
5,000
600
30
137/e
25
25
*
Calif
Alaska Juneau Gold
Aluminum
72y2cJuly
67%cJan
,100
.
Jun
*
of
Co
Transamerica
Telephone: Randolph 5530
Brown,
July
35%
42%
25
Co
Oil
Union
Eohn
18
30%
15%
—
25
Pacific
Sunray
New York Curb Associate
51
Jun
%
* 4
Ltd—
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Calif Edison Co Ltd
Southern
8%
Mar
15%
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461
%
—,v
*
•
1
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Standard
8%
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1,685
—■
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30
Inc
preferred class B
5%% preferred C
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.
Jan
6%
15%
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6%
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1
5
30c
-
Jun
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Baldwin Rubber common—
24c
33%
6%
%
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LotS
4
Jan
37% 37% -44 208
32% 32%
.
,, 200
.
48% 48%
150
44%. 44%
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Ryan
Security
f
Jan
107
1.09
9c
35c
,
35c
5%
9%
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Southern
•-
8c
Republic Petroleum 5%% preferred__50
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•
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,
21% July
a59 %
H'
70c
1.00
44%
21% July
110
16% al6%
Feb
1%
17"%
70c
16 y4 July
8%
4c
2,200
41c
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*
10
Sontag
Last
Jun
1,000
*
15c
_.
25
25
10
Indemnity Co
Solar
Sale Price
Jan
May
92y2cJan
72%cJun
1,600
813
17%
■
.
25
Signal Oil & Gas Co A
Sinclair Oil Corporation
STOCKS—
July
2,100
4%
15c
15c
Richfield
a 19%
19%
123
16
3%
41c
*
_
common
1st preferred—
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10% July
*
r!>
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1
1
Pacific
July
July
Jan
Friday
.
72%c72%c
15
3%
1
:
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Pacific
Jun
38%
25
6%
Ford Building
Jan
52%
15
1
.
Co
Corp,
Oceanic
July
18%
Detroit Stock Exchange
.9%
533
150
500
207
13J/2 Mar
490
29% July
10
New York Stock Exchange
200
10c
Co
Aircraft
Oil
8% July
45
a9%
*
13
■
Iftc
Co
Lockheed
Jan
a9%
Youngstown Steel Door common
13
■
__
..1
Jade
Jun
a23% a28%
*
common
460
50%. 50%
44%
175
•
!
—_.
common
10
*
.
1
a37% a37%
*
Ohio Oil common
Republic
a47ts a47%
*
common
Jan
55% July
1,715
a60% a61%
11
11
13% , 13%
47% 47%
•
*
common
Iron
1.
Hupp Motor Car Corp
•
General Electric common—
Jan
480
*
com
common
Holly Development Co
July
Paciiic
Rubber common—10
High
55% July
12
a60%
11
;
44% July
Unlisted&
1
•
•
Rubber Co
5%
Tire
Low
" 130
1 480
■
10
Co
6%
Firestone
Radio
&
common
Hancock Oil Co "A"
Jun
Lincoln
17
7%
17
...—2
Corp
100
Hudson Motor Car Co
50
Inv
Corp
McBean
Menasco
West Res
Range Since January 1
High
a52% a53%
12% 13
-
24% July
38
.....
Warren Refining
Television
Gladding,
Feb
9
5
23 y2
a44Vf a44%
*
Shares
July
a7%
17%
-
4
Corp
13
40
Farnsworth
15% Mar
473
,7%
Works
Iron
Dorn
Jan
Goodyear
17%
*
Inc
Jun
7% Aug
Jun
12
36%
£3%
Standard Oil of Ohio——-——25
Thompson
; 5%
75
4,086
Electrical
for Week
Low
a52%
12%
•
Sales
Range
of Prices
'
Par
Douglas Aircraft Co, Inc
16% July
12% Feb
a7%
.
*
.*
;
—•
.
££ 60
7%
21
a 19% a 19%
—*
Patterson-Sargent
13
40
20%
A——...»——*
class B
Brass
21
__1
—;
Nestle Le Mur class
Ohio
57/a
13*
—*
6
McKay Machine
75
16%
40
*
Sessions
&
Lamson
16%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since January 1
LOW
High
Shares
High
Low
_——5
—
'V
4
for Week
of Prices
Par
AUGUST
Sales
Range
Last
ENDING
Friday
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS—
WEEK
FOR
78l/a
Jan
Feb
108 y8 May
16% July
82
July
108 Vb May
22%
Apr
32
26%
Jun
30
July
July
1 Vs May
2
July
50
Jun
43 y8
•
Apr
50% May
42% Feb
93
Feb
6% Feb
37
Jan
62% July
52 % July
991/2
Jun
19% July
39% Mm*
THE
560
Monday, August 7, 1944
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
4
AUGUST
ENDING
t■:
Last
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Friday
18%
225
162% 163%
517
*
18%
American Stores
100
Tel St Tel
American
163%
13
20%
Budd
Budd
Wheel
—
July
United
43%
43
43%
419
39% Apr
62%
883
51% Feb
66
9%
9%
_
Feb
8%
Jan
10% May
150
4% Jan
Steel
Alloys
6%
5%
29%
5%
264
5%
29%
2,191
1,799
6%
5%
Jan
Jun
~~
19%
20%
1,907
18% May
25%
25%
555
23% Jan
25% July
25
3
300 North
34%
34%
167
25% Jan
36% July
17%
18%
89
32% Jan
27%
50
30%
30%
Jan
8%
8%
34
42%
59
38 '/a
56%
56%
75
1%
25
Vs May
1%
8% Aug
1%
35 %
35%
55
1%
1%
2,695
15%
15%
19%
20
10
>'[-•>
Last
*] i.'x.;-
..
Week's
1% July
37
Apr
STOCKS—
Jun
20%
American Inv common-
15 % Aug
Jan
Preferred
Jun
Low
Steel
—,
Duquesne
Brewing
137
14%
14%
42
4%
4%
84
2
2
600
14%
Apr
29% July
7% Jan
Midwest
5% Mar
Missouri
1% May
2% July
National
Bearing Metals
14%
16%
3%
3%
18%
-
V.1
-'
*
-
18%
.
Vv>;-
,100
Koppers Co preferred
9%
615
7%
Jun
9% July
8%
8%
8%
675
6% Jan
8% July
Securities
«
1%
1%
1%
2,024
*
1%
1%
1%
500
Fireproofing Corp
common
Jan
1%
1%
Feb
50c
Jun
RANGE
•
if.-
i
»
8TOCKS—
1
.
WEEK
FOR
ENDING
Low
Par
Power & Power
Abitibl
lc/c
,
,
Aldermac
4%
44%
95
8%c
9%c
3,500
1.55
1.56
2,100
—
—
1
—
Ltd
Aluminium
Aluminum
Corp
of
Co.
5%
Canada
Huronian
Anglo
Gold Mines
Gold
Arjon
Armistice
Ltd
*
Gold
—
1
1
Mines
Aubelle
Ltd
Gold
of
Bank
of
Nova
28c
14,700
17c
11c
36c
5c
3,500
5,700
1,000
10%cMay
24c
79,800
8%c-Jan
49c
78,500*
40c
48,100
28c
of
Toronto.
Metals
!
Scotia
100
Beattie Gold Mines
Quebec
5.75 May
32c
Mines
1
1
Kirkland Gold
__
18 %c
Apr
58c
May
9c
Jan
31 %c July
51c
Apr
Jan
4.40 July
Feb
May
146
July
157
Jan
20
829
July
245
Jan
230
r 151
~ 232
1
*2.25
'
29
2.10
2*0
155
v 156
220
Aug
Jan
24 %c July
13%
Feb
16% Mar
36c
21,253
30
237
10c
104,380
*
May
Jan
2.89 July
1.7AMar
31
ADr
151
157
8.50 July
3,215
7,9.00
9.65
1.10
1.20
500
60c
28%c
33c
134,080
28c
2.45
Jan
21%
"
May
.
July
Jan
Apr
Jan
11.00 July
1.20 July
67c
Jan
'
Biltmore Hats
I
;
«
Bobjo Mines Ltd
1
Bonetal
1
Gold
Bralorne
Mines
Mines,
Ltd
Brantford
Cordage
Brantford
•
Roofing
Brazilian Traction
pfd
25
«
Light & Pwr com—*
nr,H,sS 5Trl^n »u
Columbia Packers
British
British
Columbia
common
Power class A
Class B
•
__
i37/a
26
__
22%
223/4
footnotes
see
»
page
563.
'9%,
9%
22c
13%
26
100'
8% Jun
13c
ll%c
'
2,000
6%c Mar
24c
3,800
20c
137/a
2,130
26
1,533
11%
25%
Jan
Apr
6% Aug
qs/8
6s/8
25
22%
22%
1 690
21%
23
5'905
21
223/4
Feb
Apr
Mar
__
1.27
310
22
21
21
150
19% May
2%
_
*
British Dominion Oil
For
•
»
__
13c
2%
75
1.85 May
1.23
1.30
48,830
25%
26
69c
Jan
Jan
9% Aug
17c
July
28 %C Apr
13% Aug
27
Aug
24%
3
240
17
17
Aug
109% Aug
312
106
Feb
555
32
Jan
44
Mar
135
Aug
135
101
124
Mar
15%
220
11
Jan
7%
25
5% Mar
16% July
8
Jun
17
Mar
22
Jun
25
7
25
11
70
July
Jan
25
11
12
July
July
35
171
Jan
35
Mar
34
34:
"
9%
31
Mills
Linen
Caldwell
2nd
pfd
Calgary & Edmonton Gorp Ltd
Calmont
Canada
Class
Canada
"A"
1
Canada
.
=.
Permanent
Mortgage,;
Lines
common
11
11
5
1.72
1.80
2,755
23c
13,200
t
6
6
50
,
:4% May
111% 111%
5
11
1.80
1
Cable
&
class
Canadian Bakeries com
of
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
Preferred
—
9%
21
Jan
July
15%
Jan
3c
Jan
10%
Apr
11% Mar
-1.70
Jun
2.24 Mar
18c
May
110
;
Jun
5c
25c
6%
112
Jun
Feb
Jan
Jun
Jan
9% July
103
May
115% July
18
May
22
33
115
19
19
35
35
10
48%
49
180
-
'
6 %
Mar
37
43%
Jan
7%
Aug
Feb
50
f
Apr
Jun
8% July
7%
25
104
106
250
147
149
8
*
50
11%
12
354
9"%
Jan
12% Mar
39
186
39
7%
106
•
90
Jan
106
Aug
145
Jan
153
Mar
I
Canners
Canadian Car &
common
—
Foundry common
30
60
Jun
July
67% Mar
75
18%
Jan
22
July
; 5
5
60
5
6
July
134'::
75
128
May
Apr
136
Mar
7%,.
1,670
5
Jan
•
133
133 %
7%
42 %
7
7%
42%
•
13%
20
• "
•
23%
43 1
14
23%
common
Dredge & Dock
Co
Jan
14%
Jun
Jan
24
Jun
18
Jan
9%
50
8
Apr
26%
405
40
40%
120
152
153
55
•
19
19
230
65
Food
*
*
56
56
6
6%
Canadian
Locomotive
*
60%
62
Canadian
Oils
;
Pacific
Canadian
Wirebound
Boxes
Quartz Mining—:
Gold
Mines
Central Porcupine Mines
125
15
140
12%
140
5
13 %
5,889
100
July
10% July
28
24%
Jan
35%
Jan
45
Jun
141% May
155
July
Jan
20
Jun
Mar
61
15
44
5%
21.
Jan
Jan
18% May
133
10%
18%
Mar
Jun
6% July
71
21%
July
Jan
Feb
142
July
Jan
14
July
2.30
1
;
Feb
21
July
21
1.85
1.05
1.09
2.25
2.36
4,175
14c 14 %c
21
1.05
20
1.75
*
1
1
1
19
485*
12%
100
25
Ry
Castle Trethewey Mines
Patricia
19
*
com
Preferred
Mar
8%
22%
25%
26
40 %
45
485
9%
•
8% Mar
115
12
Industrial Alcohol A
Canadian
Jan
365
Canadian
Products
40%
17
Canadian
Gold
205
16
17
25
Celanese
Preferred
Canadian
65
22
38
100
preferred
Canadian
Jan
65
22
0
common
1
31%
•
100 '
Commerce
preferred
Conv preferred
Central
Jan
6.20 July
*
"A".
1st
Cariboo
5%c Mar
High
93o
5
9
115
48%
Jan
10
265 V
8%
*
3.55
*
Wire
Class B
New
1,500
Mar
70c
,100
—
Preferred
Canadian
115
4c
*
Northern Power
Packers
Steamship
18%
20c
*
*
1
•
Canada
Canada
18
3%C
*
"A"
class
B"
Canada
3,000
•
Malting
Canada
7c
,100'
:
;
.„.
Foundry
Class
Canada
460
4c
100
—
-
22.750
*
common
Cement common
-Preferred
Canada
*„■
Oils, Ltd
Bread
85c
6.10
7c
*
Mines
Low
High
78c
•
Products Ltd
Building
Bunker Hill Extension
Range Since January 1
Shares
5.75
83c
:—•
Buffalo Canadian Gold Mines,:
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
•
Mines
Gold
Sales
Friday, 7 Week's
Last
Range
7,500
8%c Jan
21c
May
17c
48c
Mar
500f
15.660
1.50 May
90c
1.62
Mar
Jan
Jan
1.90
1.15
2.50
Jan
Feb
Jun
25C
25c
3,000
1.23
1.17
1.25
7,433
1.17 Aug
1.72
1.67
1.67 4 1.67
100
1.26 Mar
2.CO
Jun
Jun
Mining & Smelting,..
Cochenour Willans Gold Mines
2.22
2.10
2.22
39,375
Jun
2.24
July
Jan
Cockshutt
Apr
Coin
Jun
23% July
27
Aug
16% Aug
Jun
Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mines—1
6% Aug
24%
22
15
15
Sale Price
July
1.04 May
23c
2.00
2.00
9.00
July
34 %c July
24c
1.94
„
l30%c
Jun
Anr
57
Berens River
8.05
July
July
210
:
156
July
3.20
4,020
100
Aug
4%c Jan
76c
12c
232
__
May
102
10c
15%
*
Feb
500
" 237
....
Jan
96
4
6,900
38
" 19c
1
Bros, class A
Bell Telephone of Canada
Jan
Jan
15c
18c
Ltd
Beatty
July
16c
148
„
*
T
if
July
13
14c
235
Radium
&
33c
16c
*
»
1
Feb
99
88
1,533
—;15%'
Mining
Exploration
Belleterre
100
4.10
4.00
__
100 '
Bathurst Power class A
Btdgood
58 %c
Aug
May
8% Mar
410
170
78c « 88c 7
1
Montreal
Bear
5,650
100
4.05
1
Bank
Base
101
65c
7.00
1
___1
Mines
Bankfield Cons Mines
Bank
92%
„
Mines
Bagamac
__
_
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor
Apr
43c
__
,
Mining,.
Gold
Ashley
15c
11c
32c
5c
21 %c
__
1
Astoria Quebec Mines,
54,225
60
14c
Jun
100
61 %c
7.00
1
Mines
2,100
10c
July
1.79 Mar
Jan
91%
pfd._100,
Ltd
1.10
11c
28c
f
14c
7%c Jan
11%
:.n
Anglo Canadian Oil
Area
Jan
58
100
95
11c
27c
„
•
common
"
44
11%
—
*
common
„.
4% July
Apr
29
24%c
1
Copper
Steel
Algoma
4
42
95
*
AJax Oil & Gas—
Alberta Pacific Consol Oils
High
2% Apr*.
1.565
5,055
•
and Oil Co
Acme Gas
Range since January 1
Low
100
100
common
preferred
preferred
6%
Ankerite
Buffalo
High
Apr
12% May
15
AUGUST 4
Broulan Porcupine Mines. Ltd
for Week
Shares
Apr
July
25
STOCKS—
Sales
of Prices
9% July
21
Par
Range
Last
Sale Price
-
Jun
2%
17
1
15
common
Wagner Electric common
Exchange
Week's
16%
Apr
Jun
July
*
common
Funds
\
Friday
:
16
7%
1%
16
39% July
21
f777;;
Canadian
20
985
15%
22
11% Aug
•
5
vy
Toronto Stock
5
13
July
July
17
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
f- •
m
Inv
Aluminum
Sterling
1% Apr
commorj--
Inc common.
Scruggs-V-B
—10
Fuel Supply—
70
300
15
15%
Jan
1% Mar
2%
135
tyyxt'r
common—————10
Car
9%
35%
8%
109% 109%
39%
39%
39%
,—100
Dry Goods
Louis
St
9%
Jan
Aug
14
Apr
7
225
17
17
*
common
45c
591
21
23
"
Jan
867
15%
15%
r
21%
common..—*
preferred
Rlce-Stix
105% Aug
Jan
101
12
105% 105%
1st
Jan
,10
Gas
Brewing
18%
4%
~
39%
16%
—
20% July
-15% Apr
6%
275
2%
100
Candy
National
16% July
Jan
150
185
Feb
3%
210
16%
.
1%
Jan
Jan
8%
~8%
Portland Cement common—25
Preferred
*
11%
15
Piping & Supply common—*
3"% Jun
8%
12
10
17
1
•
1
July
16
Jan
13
Jan
60
39%
5
20
com
18
150
Aug
8% July
Jun
26
Feb
14
11% July
24%
10
10%
1
r
Walker Refractories
V
26%
10
j;v
Brewing
Pitt
26%
10
•
Laclede-Christy Clay Prod
Laclede Steel common
23
23
10%
45
Jun
5%
40
25%
17
—
1 /:
Johansen Shoe common
High
Low
Jan
14
n%
International Shoe common
Range since January 1
Apr
40
107
23
Hydraulic Pressed Brick comnion,—100
Preferred
—100
Shares
46%
15
8
25%
1
:
10
45
7%
4 yy.. ,v:
common
49%
45
7%
*
Hussmann-Ligonier
High
26%
•
49%
10
1
*
8%
1
8% July
50
July
Jan
6%
160
8%
*
common
Range since January
Low
High
Shares
High
Low
1
.—50
,
—
Shoe
Brown
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jan
15
Range
Sale Price
July
2%
Jun
Sales
Week's
Last
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
693
Exchange
Friday
Sales
Range
/•••
Bell Teletype 8L
Si. Louis Stock
Jan
14%
27
516
Phone
CEntral 7600
Chicago Board of Trade
'
1% July
Jan
1
Missouri
New York Curb Exchange Associate
60% Jan
2
31%
1871
4tK St., St. Louis 2,
Feb
43
Jan
1
79
15%
*
13%
—
1%
1%
(AM) common
•
Columbia Gas & Electric common—1
Continental Commercial Corp com,
j
Feb
Jun
1% Mar
347
35%
7
1%
1%
25
preferred
Byers
National
28% July
Apr
10% Mar
53% Jun
1%
-•[
Co
Pittsburgh
21%
St. Louis 8tock Exchange
38% May
42%
*
Mountain
521
Associate Member Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Mar
20
Jan
16
110
37%
30%
30%
J
Corp
Ludlum
Star
26%
Members
28% Jun
36%
17%
Par
Lone
25%
New York Stock Exchange
504
Chicago Stock Exch.
50
—
-h
26
Feb
£6
29%
33%
33%
STOCK8—
Harbison
33%
Mar
119
Aug
116
116%
29%
116
116
Friday
Fort
30% May
Established
Jan
22
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Allegheny
Aug
33
125
31% Julv
Jan
Falstaff Brewing common—
Blaw-Knox
Jun
2
33
Edward D. Jones & Co.
7% July
Apr
4%
26
Dr Pepper common—
Emerson Electric common
'
-
33
Air Brake
Electric Co
Coca-Cola Bottling common—
,
10%
Feb
May
7% Mar
,
25%
common
'
1
100
*
Century
,
6%
2
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
3
19%
50
50
When issued
;-s
3%
2
July
3% July
100
5%
6%
-199
Westmoreland Inc
•
5% Mar
Jan
540
390
i
15% July
668
29%
•
—
v
3%
,
5%
•f
preferred
United Gas Improvement
,*. /
5%
10%
Jun
July
52% July
10%
5%
3%
9%
50
$3
v
5%
10%
10c
47% July
60%
80
Mining
Corp
Jan
1
Glass common vtc__
Westlnghouse
13% May
common
Invest
9c
5%
10%
1
Oil
Transit
l--
Vanadium
Jun
10
50
-*
Co common
preferred
v
2nd preferred
Salt Dome Oil Corp
|\
170
98
2,113
1st
p-
Jan
78%
325
15%
Corp
Reading
:
2c
1.00
May
11,000
9c
6% July
*
Apr
~l
-*
Philadelphia Electric Co common
$1 preference common
4.4% preferred
Phila Elec Pow 8% pfd
Philco Corporation
Tonopah
>
—1
-
_
Springs
Steel
United States
Jun
52%
Pennsylvania RR
i
7%
11
52%
Light
National Power &
Sun
Standard
15
Motors
Paper
Toy Mining
—
Shamrock Oil & Gas common
15%
Engine Co
Lehigh Coal St Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
Scott
8c
65c
Jun
121
Feb
200
90c
Jun
14%
Jan
Jan
4%
97
'
90c
12% July
5
Mar
40% Apr
Aircraft
Pennroad
6
5%
Co
Renner
127
112% 114%
1133/i
High
Low
12%
95
10
13%
13%
*
22% July
13 %
-*
Light (wd)
Storage Battery
General
__25
Bolt Corp
Range Since January 1
High
—
Delaware Power St
Jacobs
—1 .'f-7
Pittsburgh Forgings
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
Pitts Screw &
Low
Par
jv
Shares
164 % July
Jan
18
35
93%
8%
•
»
Electric
"f'cyjw,K:'
,
Apr
5% Jan
"
362
10
91%
—5
Chrysler Corp
11
10
10
—
45
21%
10%
*
Co
20%
•
(E G) Mfg Co common
preferred
156
ri:J
"•1:
7
San
Works v t c—
Baldwin Locomotive
Prior
High
Low
Par
Range since January 1
Low
High
19% July
14% Jan
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
for Week
Range
Last
.'J7
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
J
:
Sales
Week's
Sales
Week's
Friday
'0,;7>,
'
1.40 May
Chemical
Research Corp
Chromium
Plow
Co__
Lake
Commonwealth Petroleum
1* 7
*
2
„
13
•
1
31c
13%
305
28c
34c
31.880
30c
30c
1,500
1.57
11%
Jan
15%c Jan
29 c
May
14
Feb
July
38c
July
33c
Mar
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
Last
STOCKS—
Conduits National
1
Coniagas Mines
Coniaurum
Mines
5
—
5
& Smelting
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
Conwest Exploration
Cosmos Imperial Mills
Consolidated Mining
100
1
—*
1.68
—
15c
__
28%
161
Mines Ltd
Dome
100
25
Dairies common—
*
Foundries & Steel com
•
Scottish Invest com
1 1
Steel class B
25
Stores
*
Tar & Chemical common..*
Woollens common
*
Bank
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
Rights
Mining Co
Duquesne
Oil
Fast /Treat
.......
•
,
,
.
i
1
25
Farmer Candy Shops
preferred
Mining
Grain
Kirkland
—
Co
—
—
Frobisher
Exploration
——
—•
100
*
preferred
General Steel Wares
Gold Mines
Gold
Gillies Lake-Porcupine
Preferred vtc
-
...
Mines
5
'
115
25
17,800
15
101
7.55 8.60
10%c ll%c
4c
5c
29%c35%c
25 %c
28c
5c
6c
55
50
6c
5c
6c
11c 12%c
4%
4%
22% 23%
5
5
8%c 8%c
30c
33c
8%
8%
3,500
1,200
170
205
—
4%
23 %
5
--
12c
7c
3%c
3.25
6c
3%c
3.25
87c
7c
32c
93c
7%c
35c
11,610
11,500
14,500
1
Mines
43%c
43 %c
44c
1,600
A
36c;
12
164
14%
12%
35
1,825
355
7%
7%
300
90c
85c
90c
2,000
24'A
105
23%
105
24'A
105
-1
11c
,
*
Mines
.1
—I
Lake
Cadillac
Laura
Secord
Oro
Mines
Mines.
Levy
Brothers
Little
Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd__^
Groceterias class A
Loblaw
Class "B"
Ltd
Maple Leaf Gardens pfd
Maple Leaf Milling Co common
common
Preferred
Frontenac
McLellan
Gold
McMarmac
McVittie
65c
1.03
65c
1.00
6.00
Gold
Feb
1.05 May
July
July
24
May
23'A
26%
Apr
15'A
Apr
Jan
69c
84
11%
101
Aug
1.99 Mar
10% July
Jan
12'Ac Mar
5c
8c
3%c Feb
16'Ac May
Jan
38c
Jun
2%c Jan
7c
Mar
15c
7'Ac Mar
l'Ac
18'Ac July
7c
Jan
3%c Apr
7'Ac July
Feb
12 %c Aug
6%c
6%
3% May
20
5%
Jan
40c
Jan
6%
9
6'Ac Jun
2%c Jan
2.75
4.20
66,435
45c
17c-
Jan
95c
Aug
3.00 May
Jan
4'A
;
Jan
1.37
«
Apr
87c
Apr
1.20
Jan
2.950
Orange Crush pfd_.
*
7%
7%
*
3%C
*
61c
♦
94
40c
8,278
48c
45c
38c
Oil & Refining
Page Hersey Tubes
Cadillac
25'Ac
J.
Jun
5'A
4.50 July
8
Jan
53c
Mar
6%
120
Jan
70c
May
16%
Jun
9
13% July
50
Mar
Jan
Gold
1.36
1.45
9'Ac
10c
6c
5'Ac
6c
4,500
.1
37c
37c
40c
18,110
Powell
7c
2,000
*
4%
4%
1.20
1.34
14'Ac July
Jun
28c
4
30,857
3,575
Jan
7'Ac
*
4%
Jan
1.35
Mar
1.84
Jan
44'Ac July
Jun
83c
Jan
Mar
1.50 July
3%c Jan
470
1
1.07
99
July
1.15 Mar
3,186
1.36
9'Ac
July
3.05 July
Jan
1
2.80
2.75
4.15
3.70
4.25
15,595
2.08 May
4.30
July
1
Gold
Rouyn
2.90
1
Mines
Mines of B C
Gold
Pioneer
July
90
1.20
1.17
1.30
2,600
1.15
Jun
1.73
Feb
1.14
Gold
Pickle-Crow
4'Ac Mar
Jan
60c
70
1
Mines
Gold
3c
7,900
1
Gredit Securities
Peoples
38,500
94
•
Ltd
Paymaster Cons Mines Ltd
Perron
4c
66c
93
Mines
Gold
Malartic
Partanen
3c
60c
»
Mines—
Mines
Porcupine
Pandora
1,500
2,300
3,000
7,430
1,200
53,725
10%
65c
1.08
3.45
2.05
28,050
6,750
19
510
6.00
16
9%c
5
50
8,500
1.14
100
1.05
Jun
1.64
6%
7
50
6
May
7%
Jan
1.40
1.45
4,400
89c
Mar
1.65
July
10%
10%
270
6%
Jan
2.75
2.80
4,310
2.32
Jan
9.00
9.00
-;V28
5,900
26'A
26'A
26
25%
—
* 4%
1.21 .1.15
4.10
4.05
Mines
Gold
Silk
Riverside
Mills
Rouyn Merger Gold Mines
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co
Mining
Gold
Sherritt-Gordon
Mines
Malartic
Standard
Paving
Stedman
Brothers
July
3.76 Mar
Jun
Apr
Apr
42c
July
Sturgeon
July
Sullivan
169% Mar
Apr
15% July
10'A
Jan
13% July
7
Jun
7%
1.00
Feb
Jun
25% July
105
July
Apr
148% Aug
1<»8% Aug
23
Apr
Jan
24c
,
Jan
May
l%c Jan
6%cJuly
14
18
Mines
Canadian
Texas
Jan
9c
July
7c
::c 7c
4,500
2'Ac Jan
98c
1,00
2,400
90c
Jun
75c
78c
8,778
65c
Mar
10%
10%
10%
725
—
Mines
9
9
25
106
112
112
64
1
•
1
*
United Corp class
"B"
"A"
July
May
1.20 July
Jan
2.75
Jun
July
20% July
Jan
6.75 July.
Jun
16
May
15c
6%c Jan
July
Apr
July
Jan
1.45 July
Apr
4% Aug
4% Aug
1.35
July
26%
Jan
26
650
3.40
Jan
4.50
2.12 May
2.74
July
July
1.60
Jan
2.20
J-iZL
Jan
4.25
11,050
42c
53c
Apr
77c
Jan
3,500
3c
Jun
5c
Mar
1,000
20c
July
28c
1.55
5,000
65c
Jan
25c
25c
1.50
•
25
•4%
20
2%
Jan
5
July
July
29
29
50
23%
Feb
29
Aug
68%
69%
250
61
Jan
69% July
75
76%
40
68%
Jan
77
3.80
4.40
117,220
2.04
Jan
15c
11,670
1.60
Jan
1.94
2.55
2.55
2.62
2,600
1.96
Apr
2.90 July
16%
16%
215
3.60
53 c
90c
1
4.00 July
1.25
50c
July
500
90c
Jun
40c
Mar
-
Jun
6%
Jan
24%
Apr
28
July
12
Jan
18
July
32%
Jan
38
27
27
35
17
17%
400
37%
37%
55
4%
4%
400
17%
3% Mar
2.49
11,925
12
3,040
6.00
Jan
8 %C
8,500
8c
Jun
5,126
4.50
Jan
62%
21%
145
81c
40,500
5
5%
300
60
Ltd
Electric common
Winnipeg
Preferred
13% July
19c
5.45
Jan
July
63
Mar
20% May
22
July
68c
Jun
92c
July
4% July
6'A Mar
Jan
94'A Mar
75
48
79%
Jan
129
Aug
135
30
121%
Jan
135
Aug
97c
1.17
79
129
1.20
26,900
97c
Aug
1.20 Aug
190
12
Mar
14'A July
14%
14%
17%
17
17%
107
107
107
10c
9'Ac
10c
7,300
6
6
6
62
63%
*
*
Jun
79
'
-
'
375
■
•
Jan
15
45
104
Feb
4c
Jan
150
5%
Jun
Jan
60
60%
99
99
20
97
4.05
4.00
4.10
1,245
3'Ac
3'Ac
3'Ac
500
62%
■|
100
Alexander preferred
Wrlght-Harereavps Mines
Wood
Feb
5% July
2.70
135
•
100
Wiltsey-Coghlan Mines
Feb
125
__
1
common
Preferred
8%
Feb
57%
1,015
100
Steel Products
Western
Jan
1.96
61
Westons
Jun
7%
73c
!
9
50
1,748
21%
Malartic
Jun
8
76c
West
Jun
95c
7%
21%
•
Aug
1.15 Aug
7%
8
61%
100
1
*
"
79c
7%
7%
1
*
100
common
July
Apr
Feb
Worts com_—•
*
Grocers Ltd
July
1.05
•
Preferred
17
3.20
51,700
1.15
79'Ac
85c
Apr
13,645
57 c
1.05
15
140
1.25
54c
2,500
4,680
3.70
1.25
3.70
.7
•
5.25
Preferred
July.
26c
1.79
5.10
common
27c
25c
5.25
Flour
Jun
4.40 Aug
1.70
8c
Canada
May
25
25C
2.34
&
Feb
19
1.70
11%
Gold Mines
Jun
25
2.49
Lake
Jan
1.70
4%
J
„
8%C
Preferred
1.25 July
,
450
11%
Ltd
Apr
**"
•
1
Mines,
Jan
July
13,050
3c
1
Waite-Amulet
114
3c
56c
3c
Ventures, Ltd.
Oils
Liu,
Jan
Jun
2.95
Jan
17% July
107
Aug
20c
May
7% Mar
69%
Apr
July
100
4.50 July
5c
July
Jun
3c
105%
Aug
9'A
25% July
Apr
60c
92c
60c
Upper Canada Mines Ltd
Vermilata
13
Apr
Jun
3.3d
•
50
*
—2J.—i
class A—,
United Steel
*
Apr
8%
12
Jun
22 %
_—
Feb
July
95c
93c
4.15
-1
1.08
92c
11'A Mar
10
53
24%
*
Union Gas Co
Jun
Feb
8.75
10
13
13
9
24%
*
Fuel
3.50
3,877
76c
5
Oil—
City Rapid Transit com
Class
65
V
'
Twin
Western
5.70
50c
1
*
Gold
Toburn
Western
3.50
14
8%c Aug
Mar
Transcontinental Resources
80c
Jan
14%
—i
Thompson-Lund Mark Gold Mines
Wasa
1.51 May
80c
Mar
34c
1
—
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
11% July
Apr
90c
5c
21,300
*
River Gold—
Cons
Walker-Gooderham
Jan
8.75 May
30c
common
Sylvanite Gold Mines
Tamblyn Ltd common
United
4'Ac
1,500
44c
106%
Aug
35% July
5c
8%c
July
July
Jan
Canada
July
8c
*
*
"
•
25
Co
common
Preferred
32
54'Ac Feb
;
Steep Rock Iron Mines
May
12%
19%
of
4.45
41c
*
Chemical
Co
5c
Jan
28
Steel
17
Jan
42c
1
1
*
*
Mines
Gold
Jan
5c
Apr
13
16
.100
_...
Standard
13
Aug
297A July
4.10
*
Ltd class B
Feb
97% May
3c
..
16
*
Jun
May
Feb
Jan
Jun
3.85
_
—*
com_.
Preferred
Preferred
Feb
21%
19%
1
Mines
Sigma Mines
Simpsons
142%
18% Aug
4,000
3'Ac
3c
52c
Jan
4.00
%
1
50c
v
Sheep Creek Gold Mines
75c
17% July
May
73
13%c July
134%
300
26% July
Apr
1
Shawkey Gold
47c
15
19
27%
Apr
May
>;—1
1
Benator Rouyn, Ltd
July
99
18%
Mar
6c
7c
206
27'A
Feb
Jan
64c
1
Gold Mining
Sand River
July
160
139
Jun
35c
7,400
18%
1
50
40c
26c
44C
10
Anthony Gold Mines—
St Lawrence Corp A
San Antonio Gold Mines Ltd
31c
3.05
40c
u
July
1.25
Jun
23
22,000
139
St
Springer Sturgeon
3'Ac
8'Ac
40c
Russell Industries, common
Feb
-
26%
7'Ac
2.92
Jan
4c
July
10
ll%c Jan
20
26%
8'7eC
1
1
100
*
Long Lac Gold Mines
Roche
9c
Feb
Jan
4.15
7,234
10,337
9,750
130,500
9'A
7%
5
350
17
144
20%
8%
20%
8%
1.52
1.48
1.57
30c
Reno
Feb
Jan
20%
29c
2,500
4'Ac
21%
8%
30c
1
*
75c
Feb
11
8.25 May
7,540
5c
Petroleum
90c
7
16%
8%c
8%
31 %c
23c
5c
Petroleum
100
3c
—
21c
5c
End
320
345
2.02
3.65
7%
21c
West
32,475
l%c
9%
83c
*
South
4%
2.11
3.70
—
1
Quemont Mining Co
South
10
;;
Queenston Gold Mines
89c
Jan
Jan
9.00
87c
5% July
£ 15%
10%
1
1
—
1.29
Jun
1.25
2%c
2.50
:
Mines
Dome
Jun
4%
26%
26
2.57
2.15
3.75
2.55
Mining Co
Gold
83c
16
—1
•
•
*
1
Corp
Premier
Siscoe
6%c
1.35
trust
Sladen
Jan
1.22
Power
Jan
Jan
1.30
Voting
Jun
16
2c
•
9%c
8%
4c
20c
33c
30c
~
3,100
725
732
30
5,350
2,000
34,000
20,900
3,900
•
355
3.65
14%
6%
Jun
5
14% May
1.03
—1
563.
5%
3.90
35C
Jan
13%
*
700
14%
3.85
Jun
-360
•
2%c
14%
Silverwoods Dairies
9%c Mar
5'Ac Mar
4.500
11,000
Mines
page
July
Jun
4c
Mines.,
see
Jan
8%c Aug
Jan
17c
Jan
25% May
May
3% May
2'Ac
16
10
2%c
Aug
56%
Jan
52'A Mar
3'Ac
16c
For footnotes
Apr
37'Ac July
15%
3%c
Gas—
July
16% Aug
Feb
100'A Aug
Jan
4c
3%c
&
Jun
19
33c
15%
16%c
Oil
July
4
May
8'Ac
1
Gold
Mercury Mills
Mid-Continental
8c
16
8%c
1
Lake
Graham
McWatters
3
1.00
/19
Jan
88
Jan
15
6.00
i
Mines
Mines
Red
May
18
10%
•
common
Lake
Rpd
75
4%c
35% Aug
17%
20
Maralgo Mines
McKenzle
Jan
Jun
27
Jun
1
*
!
Preferred
McColl
27
.
5%c
4c
•
Mines
:V"^_
Feb
2.80
60'A July
62'Ac Jun
39,870
*
-
Products common
Pamour
5.10 July
3.10 Apr
23% Mar
Jan
1
Gold
Fields
Manitoba & Eastern Mines
Massey-narrls
Aug
Jun
1.97
18%
1
Gold
Malartic
3,987
95C
36'Ac
Pacific
Jan
2.03
18%
Lake
Red
Madsen
72c
74c
.
Pacalta Oils
7'Ac
3.15
MacLeod-Cocxshutt Gold Mines
65c
93c
*
Aug
41c
3.30
I
1
Mines,
Macassa
3,500
65C
1
Aug
6'Ac
1
Ltd
_
Mines
Steel
10
Jan
•
Gold
common
Gold Mines
Omega
51c
i
Candy
Lebel
Gold
O'Brien
38
Apr
10%
—
Mines
Jan
*
Ltd
Okalta Oils common
Jan
3
Gold
Jan
4%c Jan
_
Apr
Aug
3c
1
& Sons
Lapa
Preferred
8
J
Lang
Oil
Star
29
47c
23c
1
Ltd
Mines
921
July
2,500
*
Dufault Mines Ltd
Leitch
Jan
2.70
2,817
35c
1
& Exploration
Mines,
12'Ac
7c
36c
5%c
4%c
4%c
—
.
530
50
3,346
34
11c 11 %c
4%c
4%c
—
i
:
32%
335
10
15
148'A 148%
22 22%
36c
I
1
Canada
-
105 106%
1
Gold
May
1.66 Jan
125
14%
22
....
Kirkland Hudson..
Feb
May
15
__
—_
340
58
10c
1.89
48%
2.60
__1
Mines
Ontario
11%
Consolidated Gold Mines—
Shore
5%
4'A July
32c
26% Mar
32%
Mining Co
—
July
2.17 July
Jan
July
865
Jellicoe Mines.^..—..1
Lake
14
5,350
•
Mines
Lamaque
12% July
Jan
39c
*
Petroleum
Labrador Mining
Feb
7%
28%,
30
14% : 14'/2
5/100
Preferred
Kirkland
9%
10,000
3,000
—.100
International Nickel Co common
Gold
North
3.25
4%c
•
Kerr-Addison
9'A July
2.90
4c
100
of
Apr
3.25
4'Ac
1
Kelvinator
7
20
7%
—
2.50
57'%
•
Aug
18
59'Ac
*
Mines
600
£1
common
46,800
1
Corp
11%
36c
Preferred
700
1.83
22
5
Mining
Canada
Norgold
17
1.65
'
11'Ac Aug
Jun
13'A May
16%
57%
May
18
*
Normetal
Northern
17%
28%
Inspiration Min & Devel.
40
Jan
8c
145
3,000
22
Mar
12
9%
11%
9'Ac 11'Ac
9c
'
•
2% Aug
11 %
1
—
55'A July
1.65
—5
Noranda Mines
9% July
17%
•
Metals
Mines
Nipissing Mines
26% Aug
11%
Mines
pfd
Negus
Apr
17%
100
Apr
16%
__1
Jan
•
1
paid
45%
11%
22
_
July
Jan
Feb
415
55
11%
*
National Steel Car
50c
Jan
22%
54%
11 %c.
_25c
21%
*
Mines
& Gas
Jacola Mines
13'A July
5
Paper Co
Preferred
Lake
12,009
550
91 %c
7c
33c
Mining b Smelting
Waite
July
163
VI ,l*
3,100
1
1
1
Mines
Mines
162
14
J M
145:
V i
7c
4c
3.25
100
..
162
14%
12
Jason
250
1,000
6,600
5%
International
Feb
2% Jun
Apr
May
Imperial Bank of Canada
100
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Jack
155
3%
18%
21%
National Sewerage class "A"__;
91
5V*
Oil
"A"
31% July
Jan
—
International
May
9o
Jun
705
20%
54%
•
common-
Metals
145
Huron & Erie 20%
42
25
East
200
Bay
Mar
33% Mar
Preston
14c
7c
1
Ltd
Co
Proprietary Mines
6
Gold
Grocers
National Petroleum
Pressed
4%c
—*
.
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
National
July
Carpet——.—&—-—*
Hudson
Jan
8.20 July
16
Homestead Oil
Jun
18c
10
5%
Hasago Mines
Hinde & Dauch
24
Mar
8% Apr
15 %
Harricana Gold
May
12c
7
Feb
99c
21
common
6.00 July
16
Gold
21
12% Aug
83%
Mar
5
9.710
July
510
35
395
35
9,145
47,000
54%
1
-—
Rock Gold
Howey
19
55
.—1
^
Bridge
Harding
Home
5
.
Corp
Jan
36c
82
71c
•
Power
Jan
74'A
82
*
4,015
8%
Hamilton Cotton Co
Harker
1.00
3
*
Hamilton
Hard
1-00
81
6%c
•' •>y;
•
Swayze Mines.*.
Halliwell Gold Mines
Gold
3%
20
11,000
410
79%
6%c
&
Heat
9
86
16%
101
& Alabastine—.—....*
Ltd
Halcrow
Hallnor
2,435
20
314
4.30 4.50
27
27
34% 35%
Moore
Light
6.45
30c
•
25
2.84
1.13 July
Porcupine
Montreal
High
2.15
1.75 May
3,848
70c
1
8%
85%
1
1
Gold Mines
••
38
13c
5%c
....
,
Lime
Gypsum
38.
135% Aug
Jan
Moneta
Low
High
70c
100
Knitting pfd
£.05
—
*
—*
Paper com vtc
Mines
100
9,000
45,415
15,600
2,600
16,300
47,800
*
Grandoro Mines
Gold
29,500
10
1
Mining
Goodyear Tire & Rubber pfd
Graham Bousquet Gold Mines
Gunnar
21,050
51c
1
1
Eagle Mines
Golden Gate Mining
Common
2.44
10
55% July
Monarch
65c
16%
101
8.00
10%c
5c
35c
25 %c
1
1
Gold
Grull Wihksne
35,500
2.20 July
Range Since Jannary 1
Shares
2.10
2.00
2.08
r„
25%
*8%
—
*
Lake Mines Ltd
Goldale Mine
Great Lakes
27,900
26c
50
Gold Mines
Goodfish
261
1.65 Aug
Jun
38'A Jan
Low
__
19
26
18I/'a
68c
__
100
1
1
1
Preferred
God's
-
Jun
1.33
Mining Corp
6.35
Power common—
Giant Yellowknife
4
1.15
128
Sale Price
*
65c
*
•
Mines
Gold
8%
12%
12
5Vs
May.
Jun
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
5%
26
18I/2
*
.
Gatlneau
Glenora
—
.100
Foundation
5%
__
—
of Canada class A
Francoeur
35%
*
com
Preferred
Ford Co
-
--
-*
—:
Fleet Aircraft
Fleury-Bissell
2%
2.32
47c
50c
'*
1
100
1
Players
1,500
230
75
62
v 25
125
20O
100
425
530
250
115
15c
39
28%
161
12%
8%
26%
7c 9%c
2.42
~~
15c
38%
28%
161
12%
8%
25%
2%
8%
12
11%
4%'
3%
24c
Mines..4.50
Falconbrldge Nickel
Federal
—
3%
26c
—*
Mines
Federal
12
12
9c
Eastern Malartic Mines
Sullivan
—
,
Easy Washing Machine
Economic Investment—
Fanny
26
—
20
1
—
Famous
—
,
Dominion
*
preferred
Coal
Dominion
East
__
•
•
Petroleum
Davies
Distillers Corp—Seagrams common
2,900
345 '
30
18,375
40
1.60 1.75
52 52 %
135 135%
1.58 1.80
22%
23
1.72,
52%
*
125
9U0
5
STOCKS—
1
Range Since January
Low
5%
1-65
5%
1-60
—
Last
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
4
AUGUST
for Week
Range
Sale Price
v
'
ENDING
Sales
Week's
Friday
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
>
561"
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4305
.Volume 160
11%
11%
12
2,325
•
36c
35c
40c
30,300
Ymir
Yankee
Gold Mines.
3'Ac May
July
Bonds—
l'Ac Mar
7%
5%
10
Jan
Apr
13
;
22
9%
4nr
Vc
Jan
Mar
t>
Jan
19%c Jan
Friday
Last
May
Sale Price
STOCKS—
.Tnn
Par
5%c
55c
Apr
Beath
July
National
Andian
46c
..
Jan
40'Ac July
12
59c
July
May
Co
Brown
Week's
&
for Week
Class
Shares
23
35
8%
50
2.05
2.05
2.20
1,156
.100
"B"_w—
37%
37
37%
66
13
-
January 1
High
Low
—1
class "A"
Range since
High
8%
"A"
common
Co.
July
35
Sales
Range
of Prices
22
Preferred
Burns
Jun
29".
Funds
Low
Corp
& Son class
$2,100
Exchange-Curb Section
Canadian
Jun
35
35
1.68 July
Janv
15c
July
9%
Jan
July,
Aug
11c
;;Feb
1.34 May
15c
Toronto Stock
Feb
17
7%- Feb
3%c
—
6s__.
7% July
4%C Apr
19%
Uchi
13
13
5
8%
8%
8%
15
22
5'A
1.40
28'A
13
Jun
July
23
Jan
12'A May
Apr
2.45 Julv
Apr
Aug
8% Aug
39% July
13
Aug
8% Aug
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
562
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Range
of Prices
Oil
Dalhousie
—
Minnesota
1.15
1.10
1.20
—
18 %
19
78
11%
11%
30 %c
34c
1.40
23c
8,900
4,800
2,250
300
8c
1,000
11%
30'/2c
1
—
Metals
-t
Southmount Investment———*
Temiskaming Mining -———
1
139
23c
8c
—
23c
—
Jun
10
Jan
2% July
Jan
9
Jun
30c
110
Mines &
Oreille
5'A
90
^
23
Apr
1.80 May
2,250
45
1,800
Paper.————-
Osisko Lake Mines
Pend
29 J/2
—1
—
Ontario
&
33c
28
4
Week's
Friday
Last
81
May
24 J/2
July
Jan
4lc
Mar
30
Jan
1.05 May
13
July
1.45 Feb
Jun
19
10%
Jun
12'% July
Jan
49c
1.31
8c
May
May
25c
11c
Class
Mar
Mar
Low
of Prices
Sale Price
High
for Week
Shares
Range since January 1
•
3
—50
15%
435/
13
Apr
...100
56 J/2
57
185
46%
Apr
14%
14%
14%
1,535
19
19
15
24
Corp common
preferred
A
Sale*
High
Range
23
24
185
_
3%
3% July
16% July
58
July
21/2 Mar
1,060
15%
"
St.
Lawrence
Paper preferred
3hawlnigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams
Sick's
Breweries
of
Biscuit
Viau
21%
.
16
„
Jan
19 »/2 July
24% July
Jan
23%
•
■.
200
200
11
Jan
24
Aug
143/4 July
69
130
63
Feb
69
July
76
35
69
Jan
76
Jun
10
—'k
•
14%
60
«
—
common
24
14%
24
_
common
Canada
10%
11
July
.
Preferred
*
com—
Preferred
Western
13 J/2 May
15
Feb
75
of
Co.
«
com.
_
Voting trust /ctfs
Steel
»
Canada
com
Simon H & Sons
Jan
1.72 Feb
Apr
Lawrence
St
July
15c
20c
Par
High
Jun
83/4
30
29 J/2
—
.———
32c
22
10
*
*
—*
-
—
Dominion Bridge Co
Foothills Oil & Gas
Hayes Steel
3,870
8
/; V
9 J/2
AUGUST
Low
200
8%
80
—
"
100
pfd——.
—
2'/s
7%
80
—
1
—
Consolidated Paper-.
Sand
2%
—
*
—
Canadian Marconi
Consolidated
High
22%
■
——*
ENDING
Range Since January 1
Low
Low
221/4
9%
—
Par
Canada Dominion Sugar—
Canada Vinegars
WEEK
STOCKS—
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
FOR
Monday, August 7, 1944
95
95
78
Jan
95
Aug
*
131
131
85
Feb,
131
Aug
100
135
135
135
Aug
135
Aug
6
May
—
1
Winnipeg Electric
5% Jan
100
—
Grocers Ltd-
Preferred —
23% Aug
6
*,.
common
Preferred
6
7% Mar
100
64
62
Jan
69%
22%
22%
181/4
Feb
22 J/2 July
25
28 J/2
28 J/2
27J/2
Jan
29
Jun
135
135
22
133
136
May
134
134
30
130 V
150
150
12
233
234
76
229
139
common
64
*
139
11
135
49%
:
Zellers Ltd
49%
$1,000
—
Preferred
Apr
Banks—
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian
Friday
Last
Range
Glove .Works
Acme
preferred—,.
Algoma Steel com
Preferred
Aluminum Co
100
•
.——
■
of
Can
Asbestos Corp
11%
90
10
74 J/2
Jan
90
11%
25
9
15
89
Jan
98
245
88
Jan
98 J/2
1001/4
100%
101
338
963/4
Jan
21
20%
21
330
18% May
24
151/2
15%
15%
325
133/8
Notes
Power
16 3A Mar
155
155
96
22%
22%
3,588
221/4
21
.W,
•
•
19
8%
8'/8
114
115
21
21
8
5%
7%
11%
11%
39
Canadian
5%
Steamship common
preferred
•
Canadian
Canadian Car &
New
42% '
*
common——
Foundry common
24
3'/4
7%
*
Sale Price
Abltlbl Power
6%
Jan
91/8
Jun
T/o
117 J/2
July
Brewers
201/2 July
&
Paper common
preferred
preferred
Jan
6 J/2
Shares
A
3%
&
45
1,688
89
89
45
89
8%
8%
115
23
23'/a
525
100
Class
B
12%
Feb
Jan
39
Aug
Canada
Jun
Canada
Malting Co Ltd
Mar
Canada
Northern
Aug
IOJ/2 July
Canada
43
352
39
41
96
83/4
Jan
45
Jan
33 J/2
39
Jan
655
330
25
Jan
28
Feb
36
Jan
45
Jun
40
40
33%
6
6
Apr
1413/4 May
243/4
>.'V
154
35
Jan
5'/8
560
Feb
July
Jun
Dominion
&
T/b
5
Jan
27
Jan
70
July
13%
5,935
10>/e Jan
14
July
July
Cockshutt Plow
*•.
—
Crown
Glass
Cork
&
Coal
Dairies
Dominion
Foundries
&
Dominion Steel & coal
Stores
Ltd
28%
25
13
*
——
Dominion Tar & Chemical
•
common
Preferred
Vickers
preferred
Claude
Dryden Paper
&
•••
Electric
"A"—
.
Preferred
26
12
Apr
75
9
40
15
15%
Canada
225
9
July
6
1,125
Jan
6%
Jun
15%
15c
Jan
40c
Jun
12
12
167
10
Jan
12
Aug
7%
8%
5,423
5J/4
33%
333/4
195
28%
3%
Apr
Massey-Harrls
Apr
15
17
3,035
11% Mar
17
Aug
Minnesota
111
111
54%
54%
2
101
101
80
7%
7%
7%
20
8%
8%
6
6
11%
11%
11%
15
8%
195
v
108 J/2
53%
7 J/2
-
6 J/2
105
5
140
111.% July
Jan
541/2
Jun
Jan
Aug
101
10
-
101
Aug
Mar
8
Jan
Ontario
&
Apr
263/4
Jan
28■J/2 July
a82%
?r
Paper.
18%
481
13 J/2
Jan
111
265
106 J/2
Mar
111
29
29
100
26J/2 Mar
32
14%
14
141/,
1,396
12 3/4
Apr
12
12
12
740
10%
Jan
193/4 July
July
July
151/4 July
13J/8 July
7 J/4
20
6
Jun
100
99
99
74
96
Mar
100
122
5
122
122
Aug
Bronze pfd——
Int Nickel of Canada common
Aug
25
25 J/4
25%
5
22
Jan
26
Jun
*
33
32%
33
672
International Paper
15
20%
20 'A
22
2,615
91
91
91
205
Acceptance Corp pfd
Coal pfd
Intercolonial
—
International
common
Preferred
100
International Petroleum Co Ltdll.ll—*
International Power preferred—!
100
___
Jamaica Pub Serv Co Ltd
pfd
Lake of the Woods common
Lang, & Sons Ltd John
Laura Secord Candy
Massey-Harrls
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Mitchell
22
•
——I"*
A„
!•
Apr
35J/a
Jun
14 J/2
Apr
22
Jun
76
Jan
92
July
19 %
22 3,4
Apr
Jan
109
10
106
Mar
113
Mar
106
5
104
Feb
106
Aug
26
26
185
23
Jan
26
Feb
15%
157/8
185
13
Jan
16
Feb
16
16
25
13%
Jan
16
July
■
—
15%
W
8%
IIII
1,865
28
109
3
I—IIIIII*
22
Jun
106
.-100
...
(Robert)
22
v::
73/8
—
25%
8%
8%
880
8
8
45
25 y4
26
280
8
Feb
91/2
Jun
6%
Apr
9 J/4
Jun
Montreal Telegraph
Montreal Tramways
National
Breweries
—
*
16
27% Jun
Jan
common
•
National
—
_
k»
Penmans Ltd common.
Power Corp of Canada
Price Bros & Co Ltd
5%
preferred
55
35
Jan
37
May
20
Aug
24
Jan
37
249
33
16%
17
965
13 J/2
4
15 J/2
Jan
371/2 July
Jan
25
Jun
Jan
18
.
26
July
July
57%
57%
57%
433
48 J/2
Jan
60
July
26%
26%
26%
222
23 J/2
Feb
27
July
5%
5%
51/2 Mar
—
210
26%
11
24
Feb
261/2 July
93
*
5%
26%
93
5
93
Aug
98
53
53
30
4 J/4
49
Feb
Jan
Apr
53
July
Jun
8
7
7%
190
28 J/4
27%
28%
950
19
Jan
29
July
99%
100
20
93
Jan
100
Aug
8%
8%
250
8
Jun
13
13%
320
12
Regent Knitting common
Rolland Paper preferred
10
10%
250
103
103
15
page 563.
Hi*
100
-A
10%
May
7 J/2 Mar
99
Feb
46
171/2
Jan
3 J/4
10
2 J/4
Jan
24J/4 July
33/4 Jun
22 3/4
175
20J/2
21
545
193/4
Jan
61
103 »/2
Jan
1,185
10%
Jun
11%
11%
113/4
3%
18
Jan
43^ July
Jan
Apr
23% July
22 J/8
May
1061/2 July
121/4 July
:
1.50
1.50
50
28 J/2
29
250
75
75
2
•99
1.25 Jan
28J/4
75
110
99.
911%
1.60 May
Apr
32
Apr
May
75
May
Jan
100
May
'
96
/
96
.
-.10
104.
104
23c
921%
37
23c
4,996
Feb
97
1031/4 July
17c
July
106 %
May
30c
May
Mar
3%
3%
205
*
62
62 %
305
573/4
Feb
63
21%
21%
55
20%
Jan
211%
28
28
501
27 J/2c
Jun
30c
July
Jan
31c
10c
July
July
July
July
64c
Jan
1.75
Jan
3% Mar
Mar
Feb
■
Mines—
Aldermac Copper Corp
; £
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Arno
4c
Gold
Bouscadillac
Gold Mines Ltd
1,500
6c
Jan
30c
1,000
30c
July
10c
4,000
4c
Jan
13%
lv600
11 J/4
Jan
10c
7,500
6c
8,500
2%c
Jan
28 %
110
26 J/4
28c
May
July
9c
'
—-
—.
—
2|%
$.1
iic
Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd-
XOc
Kirkland Gold Rand Ltd
3.20
Mines
Labrador
McWatters
3#
Mines Ltd—
Pandora Cadallic Gold Mines
Pato
Gold
Cons
Red
Crest
Gold
Mines Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon
Siscoe
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Cons
Mines
6c
19
10
6.15
200
30c
500
3.80
4.10
9,825
9%C
500
4.50
1.35
1.42
15%
July
May
3.50
July
40c
Jan
3.40
90c
*
July
6.60 July
Jan
7c
500
4,100
20
Apr
1.38
10,200
*
Feb
6.00 Jun
17c
July
July
18c
1.51 May
4.50
July
4.35
July
July
4.50 July
1.35 July
15c
Jan
May
1.42 Aug
1.42 Aug
8c
8c
3,100
4c
Jan
9c
Jan
75c
75c
500
66c
Jun
90c
9ic
92c
92c
2,700
42c
Mar
July
July
4.20
1.75
4.20
4.30
300
1.75
1.79
7,000
80c
80c
1,000
1
Ltd
50c
Lake Mines.
70c
4y8c Jan
19
July
July
15c
1,000
1.42
—
Steep Rock Iron MinesWasa
9c
30% July
Jan
3,300
—
Ltd
Mines
3c
10c
1.2Q
'
Ltd—
13 J% c
1J%C Jan
3.40
1.20
—1—
Premier Gold Mining Co
10c
i c
Dredging—
Perron Gold Mines Ltd
600
5,600
3.25
15'%c July
13% Aug
2%c Jan
12,000
13c
9%c
Limited—
Mines
Gold
Gold
68c
4'/2C
lie
30c
Lamaque Gold Mines Ltd—
O'Brien
67c
4%c
6.15
..%}-■
Ltd
Mines
Shore
3c
28%
Gold Mines Ltd
Francoeur
J-M
Ltd
82c
9J/2C
9c
Mines
Gold
Mines
5c
July
13%
—
Central
Dome
Jan
82c
9c
Cartier-Malartic
Cadillac
2c
5,000
10 c
Ltd
Mines
4,380
82c
30c
;
Ltd
Mines
4J/2C
82c
■
Bidgood Kirk Gold Mines
Bralorne
15c
1,200
26%C 27%c
—
Aumaque Gold Mines
Beaufor Gold Mines Ltd—.—
1.25
4.35 Aug
3.40 Jun
1.60
80c
Jun
1.95 July
80c
July
July
Jun
7
•
53/4
45
125
22J/Z
-*
—
Manufacturing
Sullivan
»
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see
27
20
22%
25
17
—III—
,
For footnotes
37
Apr
18 3/4
99%
—
commonlllll
Transport
Quebec Power
-
4,302
36%
„
I~
Page-Hersey Tubes
21%
20
*
Noranda Mines Ltd
~~*II
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Ottawa Car Aircraft
Ottawa Electric
Rwys—_~I
20%
37
IIIIIII40
-I_IIIIlOO
Steel Car Corp—
Niagara Wire Weaving—
Provincial
21%
25
24
*
*
Brewery Ltd
$1 cum preferred
Lake
Montreal Lt Ht & Power Cons
46
*
Walker-Gooderham & Worts com
Woods
4 J/4
106 J/2 106 %
20S
Jun
122
Walkerville
Mar
4
pfd—-100
—
95
161/2 July
24
Reliance Grain Co Ltd pfd„———•*
Southmount
135
Jun
Feb
Jan
46
pfd„
————
Nova Scotia Light & Power com
*
Power Corp of Can 6% cum 1st pfd_100
Southern Canada Power 6%
15
Jua
5
3 J/4
pfd—100
*
Jun
111
50
rr
100
Jun
18%
25
•
cum
Investment
95
16%
46
*
_
pfd
cum
Jun
100
Industrial
95
16 J/4
*rr
"A"__*
6 J/2
13
Jun
Jan
Aug
Montreal Refrig & Storage Vot Trust-*
$3
33/e July
4
May
4
*
Ltd
5%
Feb
21/4 May
3
20
10
Paper Co
Ltd
Co
1,260
231%
9 J/4
Apr
May
29
7 J/4
&
Power
350
3%
13
100
"A"
McColl-Frontenac Oil 6%
MacLaren
2 J/2
Feb
July
182
Int
July
7
5%
992
Inter-City Baking Company Ltdi—100
10
Feb
:
Hydro-Electric Securities Corporation-*
95
6
4
Jun
90
5
26
Aug
Jan
6
28
27
Jan
6
-
4
19
83/a
10
26
143/4
1,180
Jan
Apr
26 J/2
23 J/2 Mar
H
33%
7J/a
26
20
International Paints (Can)
110
265
28
15
Industries Ltd
5%
8'%
13
.
*
50
Metal
34 »/4 July
Jan
5%
8%
*
210
9
P>r'
•r.~"
8%
*
—
Jan
7%
I.
Jun
8% July
Jan
23/8
•
*
:
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85
5
7%
33%
*
*
27
Apr
73/8 May
15
18%
Jan
Aug
3% July
25
—
Co
Insurance
.v
111
common
pfd__——
cum
Halifax
Jan
40c
Ltd A
8%
J
Jan
6 J/4
Feb
Jun
12
15%
Motor of
A
2%
.
25c
Aug
40c
Ford
Ltd
Mar
Jun
May
*
.:
?raser Companies Limited.
12
200
7 >/8
10c
67%
2 J/2
—
Frieman
93
_£i
3 J/a
7 J/8
*
5
111
common
3%
*
.
Feb
100
•
*
Ltd
Aug
5
Feb
100
Aircraft
74
Feb
1,100
-
165
2
93
12
July
81/4 Aug
May
300
20c
Jan
2 3/4 Mar
75c
230
12
Fleet
Jun
Jan
Jun
Jan
20c
Drummond Realty Corp__
Falrchild Aircraft Ltd—
-IIIIIIIII*
Can
4 J/2
96 J/2
Jun
40
*
common
50
17
4>/z
96 %
4 J/a
320
96'%
45c
634
50
•
1083/4 July
6% May
8 J/4
50
_5
Linoleum
&
8
43/4
7%
50
158 J/2 Aug
174
1.85
5
*
Paper Corp Ltd
Oilcloth
Dominion Woollens
25
*
—
*
1451% May
167%
725
75c
Paper Co Ltd
100
-
2%
75c
Donnacona
»
—
Bay Mining
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of
2 J/8
:
327
8%
»
Hudson
—1
1
Preferred
86
fj
10
—
95
•
111
Bakeries of Canada
70
101
——
Jan
157 158 %
170 % 170%
27
100
Bridge
Hollinger Gold Mines—
Howard Smith Paper common—
July
10
*
Consolidated Div Sec A
86
*
9
18%
—50
common
75
121/2
22
1,535
20%
Jan
9%
common
165
20 J/4
Jun
99
July
26J/4 July
1,950
12
50
93/8 July
12% Jun
100
8%
Jan
Consolidated
95
pfd
Gypsum. Lime & Alabastine
Preferred
14
10
22% July
Jan
Jan
B_
—:
5
—
•
Hamilton
Preferred
Jan
4'/a Mar
Ltd
8%
—
>
—
(Charles)
13
150
Jan
90
—.
Alconols
100
,
Goodyear Tire Pfd. Inc..
Gurd
Dominion
275
9'/a
May
166
—100
100
-
preferred
5i/2% preferred „i.
General Steel Wares common
General Steel Wares
!'J
13
■T9:T:
953/4
100
com
—
70
__
*
common
Consolidated
Jan
95
July
391/2 July
46 J%
;
Preferred
233/4
31
20
25
*
preferred—„100
T/b
__
Commercial
July
311/2 July
36
July
41% Mar
31
July
500
108% 108%
___*
—
Canada
5%
28%
12
Players Canadian Corp—*
Gatineau Power
Feb
56
650
.
165
_*
Famous
of
33 J/2
11%
„v:'
70
*
—
Prod—
English
Foundation Co
265
8 J/a
——_100
—
Heating
39
37 J/2
21%
Neon General Advert
July
55 J/2
Feb
26
12
»
-
—
•14
Jan
293/4
>
*
common
——————loo
Dominion Textile
273/4
25
8%
8 J/8
-
105
36
13
V
.25
30
28
X/ .-0/;
B
Jan
Jan
*
—*
Steel
111/2
39
36
.
—*
common-—
85
351
39
/
•
preferred
13%
52%
30
•
;_*
-
Dominion
Enamel
"
—.
Dominion
Preferred
•
—
i.
Co
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
Dominion
6
-
Seal
13 Mr
52 J/4
i—
—
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Co
preferred
T/o
Jun
2.40
49J/4
.
Marconi
Preferred
Consumers
class
Cassidy's Ltd common
25
550
271/4
Apr
49
pfd
Candn Power & Paper Inv Ltd
5%
Jun
Jan
1.55
Apr
100
7%
preferred
Canadian
Jan
23
*
Ltd
Aug
23 J/4
37 J/2
,-*
Industries
90
Mar
213/e
Vinegars Ltd
Canadian
Aug
83/s
•
Sugar Co
Power
Apr
45
Feb
—100
Preferred
6 J/4
6
61
12%
12%
common
Canadian
6
25
Co
61/2 July
60%
4
Canadian Pacific Railway
25
150
33 '/a
*
;
-
41
150
8
Brown
t
43/8 July
Apr
20
8,693
Apr
5 J/8
73/4
260
2.20
93/4
26
Locomotive
25%
2.10
31J/2
9%
6
25%
1
115
9
Canadian Foreign Investment-—*
Ind Alcohol common—
*
•
259
26
-
Packers Ltd
Jan
9
-
*
9
38
—.
Oil Co Ltd
Aug
42%
*
British American
5 J/2
770
2'A
10,075
5
44
High
Low
4
42
_100
Ltd
Vancouver
Jan
7%
Range since January 1
High
27
_
of
Low
•
.—
Dis
&
21
18
26
Canadian
Canadian
50% Feb
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
91/2 July
Jan
STOCKS—
Apr
7%
—
—100
——.
Mar
Jan
*
Celanese common—
Preferred
142
Sales
Week's
Last
243/4 Jun
Jan
25
preferred
Canadian
7%
•
—
Bronze
—.
•
common
Preferred
5%
50
-
Breweries
Jan
*
Funds
Friday
Jun
15%
4,320
56
156J/2
British Columbia
Canada
Jan
Montreal Curb Market
July
103 J/2 May
695
■
Jan
1.85 May
75
38%
*
Canadian
240
Jun
101 J/2 July
19 J/2 May
340
„
—„—_*
Northern Power
300
114
.——*
Canada Forgings class A
9%
2P/4
150
18
13
Jan
151% Mar
94
2%
9
9
21
2%
'
«...
*
d
Canada Cement common
Canada
Jan
July
Bonds—
Montreal
Jan
__—*
——
Jan
155
Apr
927/8
*
Building Products class A
135
Aug
96 J/2
*
__
-
Jan
May
147% May
Jun
92
i;
Mills—
■
Jan
11%
100
•
.<•
100
pfd
_
__
Preferred
High
5%
90
'
Brit Columbia Power Corp A—;——*
Silk
Low
55
96%
Brazilian Traction Lt & Pwr
Bruck
Bang* sine* January 1
/.v..
7
100
•
-
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Bell Telephone Co of Canada
Class B
Shares
7
-
•
Royal
for Week
High
—
Scotia
Nova
*
—.
Ltd
7
com———*
Ltd
6%%
Aluminium
Low
-
Montreal
Sales
of Prices
Par
Commerce
Funds
Week's
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Canadienne
Jan
Oils—
\
Dominion
9
Jun
British
14
Feb
Dalhousie
Oil
Co
Oil
Co
Oils
Ltd
IO1/2 July
103
July
Home
Homestead
Oil
—
& Gas
a——*
•
1
.
1.20
X-i
1.20
1.20
200
33c
33c
3.05
1,275
4%c
41/2C
500
1.16 Jun
May
3.05 Jun
30c
100
2.95
-
4c
Jun
.
1.30 July
37c
Feb
3.65 Mar
4%c Feb
,
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4305
160
563
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Quotations for Friday Aug. 4
For
Investing Companies
Bid
Par
Industry Shares
Tr of America
4%
Co Inc
17.03
K-2—
21.25
23.39
25.03
27.48
■
Series
S-2
13.02
5%
S-3
10.12
11.14
8-4
3.83
6.05
29.10
31.46
Loomis Sayles Mut Fund
Loomis Sayles Sec Fund
17.08
r—1
Mass
'
Fund
Howard—
Balanced Fund
Stock Fund
&
10
11.31
12.36
Inc
*
3.70
5.65
2.05
6.02
12%
18Va
11%
15%
Monarch
3.83
American
Equitable
7.06
7.76
American
Fidelity & Casualty_5
4.70
5.21
American
of Newark
6.76
7.44
American
Re-Insurance
10
14%
50%
53%
National
7.13
7.89
American
Reserve
10
15
16%
National Fire
12.75
13.74
American
Surety
25
55%
58%
National
Liberty
10
36%
39%
National
Union
—2%
6%
7%
American
series
series
New
England Fund
York Stocks
1
Casualty
2%
Automobile
Inc—
11.59
10.55
-
7.30
Bankers &
9.84
Boston
9.66
10.62
6.63
Aviation
stock
-
;
Baltimore American
8.95
Automobile
•v
25
x80
Shippers
575
City of New York
9.02
Connecticut General Life
9.04
Continental Casualty
9.76
10.73
8.49
9.34
Metals
6.25
6.88
Insurance
•
stock
Steel
:
1
North Amer Bond Trust ctfs
Amer
Trust
5.92
10
45 Va
133
139
10
61
65
8.00
Fireman's Fd of San Fran
10
88
6.17
6.79
Firemen's
6.83
—
shares
Automobile
shares
Aviation
6.78
6.72
8.33
6.22
10.40
7.58
Building shares
Chemical shares
5.65
9.47
5.14
Equipment
Electrical
7.51
6.16
6.11
shares.
Agricultural
Republic
(Texas)
Revere (Paul) Fire
5
47 Va
50%
St
5
1
2.35
Globe
Rutgers Fire Ins. com.
Hartford Steamboiler
•
93.06
9.07
6.51
7.16
State Street Investment Corp—
Low Price Shares
5.98
Merchandise shares
6.63
6.58
7.29
Super Corp of Amer AA
Trustee Stand Invest Shs—
Railroad
5.18
■—
5.96
3.66
shares™.
Equipment shares
RR
,
4.19
Steel shares———---.———-.
4.38
Tobacco shares—
4.44
*
£
4.47
shares
Utility
'
5.70
6.56
4.04
4.62
4.83
4.89
4.93
93 %
98
Inspect-10
41%
44%
Westchester Fire
27%
1
5.59
15.65
42.75
45.50
1
1
2.23
1
-
5.90
Central
Pow
Florida
Power
1
ASeries B
6.47
&
Income
Corp
.
22c
34c
A
85c
25.65
Louisiana
Pow
1.45
1.59
—5
Incorporated Investors
Independence Trust SharesInstitutional Securities Ltd-
22.23
23.90
shares
Insurance Group shares—
2.29
Mengel
7.54
National Container 5s
18.48
20.20
Stock Fund B
1.00
■■
•
18.53
16.87
108
Ma%
99i/2
100V2
1959
100%
101%
Natural
Gas
debs
2%s
2%s
100%
100%
105
108%
1974
4%s
104%
106%
1958
West Penn Power 3s
—
York Corp.
Pipe Line—
1953
104%
k—
Virginia Elec & Power 3s—1974
104%
104
1973
1961
112%
108%
3%S—1968
3%s
1968
Lt
&
Power
100%
109
1972
3%s
Utah
109%
lOOVa
Southern Colo Power
105%
105%
Pow & Lt 3s__1974
Northern Indiana Public Service
New Jersey
Okla
102%
1959
3%s
109%
111%
1972
Quaker Oats 2%s
1964
San Diego Gas & EI 3%s„1970
South Carolina Elec & Gas—
~
--
-
Co
Panhandle Eastern
.1'
106%i
109%
109%
1973
Puget Sound Pow & Lt—
4%s
108%
106%
-ip-r
.
(New Hampshire)
3%s series A
'105%
106%
101%
Corporations
1.01
1.12
25.36
27.56
ABlair
&
13.02
13.32
A
Boston
—
1
'f ■' '
Investment Banking
-
3%s
1.78
B'
.—1
Investors Fund C
16.75
Wellington Fund
of America- .10
Investment Co
—
Fund
U S El Lt' & Pwr Shares A
10.97
90c
Bank Group
8.73
6.90
Unibn Preferred Stock
2.59
10.00
Avlatlon Group shares
22.78
7.98
Ask
107
106%
.
1974,/102 Val
Lt 3s
&
20.84
C
'«
•
103Va
1979
4%S
1973
3%s series E
105%
(102%
1974
B
Union
.10c
Common
Public Service
105%
1973
3%s
Series
%
51
76%
34Va
(Indiana)—
Public Service
1973
3VaS
Lt
Florida'Power & Light 3%s_ 1974
75c
24.88
25c
series
Fund
39'/a
Bid
103%
102%
Light 3s
3s
Trusteed Industry Shares
2.50
Ask
Bid
1963
Blackstone Valley Gas & El—
Gas
Series
:—1
Foundation Fund Inc
AHuron Holding
28%
Recent Bond Issues
Atlanta
2.35
D
Bond
30
26%
2.38
Trustee Stand Oil Shares—
Union
28%
S
6.56
14.68
C„
ASeries A
U
4.15
1
•
Shares
Spencer Trask Fund
A Series
60%
483
29
Fire
Home
6.95
Mining shares
Petroleum shares
100
Travelers
37%
123
57%
468
37 Va
48%
71%
31%
10.77
Sovereign Investors
ASeries
10
94.94
2%
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Fund, Inc
Selected Income
■
Standard Accident
5
Hartford
3.68
9.01
7.64
Industrial Machinery shares—
10
25
10
7.30
7.77
Investing
Springfield Fire & Marine
5
6.70
8.20
shares—
shares
10
Security New Haven
10
3.35
7.07
Administered
General bond
Seaboard Surety
Fidelity & Guaranty Co„2
U S Fire
4
U S Guarantee
10
American
Great
lOo
1
Inc Shares
Republic Invest Fund
Selected Amer Shares
Fully
preferred
Hanover
Quarterly
£
42
10
Paul Fire & Marine new_12%
9%
21%
81
20%
77
10
27
21'A
69'A
44%
35%
117%
10
19 %
8Vs
Marine
Corp
44%
17%
5
Globe & Republic
5.66
Food shares
&
2
(NY)
Reinsurance
12 %
26%
Glens Falls Fire
Fire
10
Providence-Washington
92
Gibraltar
15.12
5
11%
2.70
14.06
Co
24%
2.12
2nd
Pacific Indemnity
5
2.80
•
5
12.50
Fire
5
Newark-.
of
Fire
1
57c
81%
14 Va
33%
4%
Pacific
Preferred Accident
Fire Assn of Phila
52c
46%
10
River
Phoenix
49
10
•
10c
1
10
Northern
—I
Plymouth Fund Inc
Putnam (Geo) Fund
25
15%
23%
5%
93
104%
49
85%
15%
36%
6%
29
23 %
72 %
47'A
2.50
Northeastern
30%
57%
20
&
47'A
13%
22'/a
5
,,X88%
*' 99%
19%
Series 1956
1953
29%
44%
5
49%
Federal
General Reinsurance Corp
Series 1955———.
27%
10
Fire
42 %
32%
61%
6.12
39%
10
York
10.67
shares
27%
Hampshire Fire
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Franklin
25%
New
5.55
-
2
Casualty
New
7.27
Railroad
North
Employees Group
Employers Reinsurance
175
20 xl65
Fire
7%
6%
2
New Brunswick
9.71
OilS
;
5
60
57
10
Amsterdam
New
North
17%
10
8.22
equipment
Ins
Casualty
40
10
8.20
Electrical
Fire
47%
7.60
-
Chemical
N Y
Mfrs Fire
&
21%
19%
5
-
Building, supply
•.
Merch
600
Fire
Y
Maryland
Merchant Fire Assur
85
100
Camden
8.36
Series
Group Securities-
28 %
5
11%
16%
10%
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
3.38
36.75
5.50
25%
23%'
Alliance—
American
Series 1958
-
..
(Detroit)—10
21%
-
Railroad equipment
4.35
24,96
5.61
49%
7
5%
Knickerbocker
10
National Security Series—
Low priced stock common
20.50
1.87
5.39
10.08
3.75
22.78
4.85
4.48
34.18
4
46%
5%
4%
Jersey Insurance of N
77
8.24
14.15
19.03
9
69%
——5
35%
73%
7.62
23.35
Fidelity Fund Inc
1—:—•
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.
First Mutual Trust Fund
8
Fixed Trust Shares A
10
Foundation Trust Shares A—1
Fundamental Invest Ino
2
Fundamental Trust Shares A—2
B
i
*'
General Capital Corp
•
General Investors Trust———1
8'A
65%
52%
33%
25
l
Bank
33.67
40
41 A
7%
1
12%
50%
10
National Investors Corp
1.38
31.31
39
x38%
5
10
Life
Agricultural
Machinery
1
20
Aetna
Agriculture
Equitable Invest Corp (Mass)_fl
Equity Corp $3 conv pfd——-I
15%
85 A
140 %
1.44
„
6.45
Insur Co of North America—10
13%
82%
10
Fire
132 %
Aetna
*«k
Bid
Par
Homestead
10
1.31
New
,
Companies
Ask
Bid
Aetna Casual & Surety
3.80
shares
voting shares
Low priced bond series
19.66
Par
•
series B
(Md)
Bond
2.50 *
25c ^p 1.26
/ 1
21.74
—1 £ 13.18
.
11.65
Securities—
Preferred stock
D
1
10.83
Insurance
4.91
23.40
25c
(Colo)
4.81
—
4.50
21.76
| Income series
18.19
Fund
Diversified Trustee Shares—
"
C
:
—1 ■
Eaton
Bell Teletype NY 1-953
DIgby 4-4950
9.92
9.02
1
Fund
2d
Invest
Nation-Wide
2.73
Delaware
Dividend Shares
Tel:
41.30
16c
Trust
Investors
Mutual
2.73
•
Cumulative Trust Shares
Investors
Mass
2.26
mod
40.47
10c
Maryland Fund Inc
2.26
1
1
—1
mod—.
AA
'
New York 5, N. Y.
97.30
Fund
Common
Series ACC
y'c
\
••
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—
15.59
-
Series
95.35
10
19.03
6.63
•
17.70
J:
.':v >.••••
40 Exchange Place,
5.09
4.58
Knickerbocker
106.02
3.85
Fund Ltd.—.
3.25
30.19
Century Shares Trust__—
*
28.08
10.50
Chemical Fund
1
9.70
Christiana Securities com—100 2,450
2, 550
144
Preferred
—100
139
5.36
Commonwealth Invest
1
4.93
44
42
Consol Investment Trust
1
2.45
Corporate Trust Shares
1
Accumulative series
Members New York Curb Exchange
V.V •"
14.32
Series
Series
ji
Members New York Stock Exchange
18.71
K-l
Series
Canadian Inv
Series AA_
11.29
5V4
4%
•
Co.
&
19.92
Series
6%
15.90
Shaskan
32.01
<
10.30
Series S-l
—5
5
1
Fund Ltd
Bullock
B-4
18.14
*
101.78
Fund Inc
Broad Street Invest
Scries
6Va
Inv
Boston
B-3
15.59
29.48
29.19
B-2
Series
14.79
5
10
preferred
A6%
Bond
28.12
B-l
Series
4.07
14.37
—
Basic
Series
3.71
27%
26 \f\
Holding Corp
Real Estate Bonds
on
Keystone Custodian Funds—
4.19
3.83
Affiliated Fund Inc
Quotations
Ask
Bid
Par
7.41
6.82
1
1V»
10
American Business Shares
1
American Foreign Investing_10c
Assoc Stand Oil Shares
2
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
1
Bankers Nat Investing—
A Common
1
Aeronautical Securities
AAmerex
Ask
First
r
1
Co
10
Corp
£■'
l-l S' /£..
.
3%
3
32%
31%
> r.--.; ,'V:
; • ;/•.
Quotations For U. S. Treasury Notes
represent one or more 32ds of a point
Figures after decimal point
New York
Par
of the Manhattan Co.—10
Bank
24%
Guaranty Trust
428
416
52
100
Brooklyn Trust
101
106
103%
107
Lawyers Trust
National
54 'A
15
38%
40%
10
Bank
Chemical Bank & Trust
50%
53%
Commercial National Bank &
20
47%
50
10
21%
23
Exchange Bank & Trust_20
48%
50%
79
83
Trust
Co
Bank
&
Trust
Empire Trust
Fulton
50
,
Bank—
National
First
-1001 ,625 "
100
Trust
173
0
1,665
__
Irving Trust
-
-
.
Manufactures Trust Co com__20
Conv preferred
20
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
100
National City Bank
12%
New .'York Trust
25
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust—17%
12
Title.'Guarantee & Trust
'United States Trust
^
►
;
Sep
Ask
Bid
—
16%
41%
53%
53%
264
38%
103%
44%
11%
50%
51%
254
36%
99%
41%
10%
1945—
}7/aS May 1, 1945
15A%
100.10
100.11
t%s June
1%%
100.26
100.27
t%s Aug. 1, 1945
.—1 Va %
100.15
1947.
1948
=
1 1945
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
/
Ask
Federal
100.5
Bank—
1944
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
3s 1955-1945 _____
100.7
Home Loan
June
Bid
Bonds—
15,
b0.90
88
0.75%
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
92
94
1988
96
97%
B
Stocks
Bid
—
Indianapolis & Louisville.—
1983
2nd
4%s
2003
_
82
56
83%
1994
1st 4s
income
Gen
income
4%s A
4%s B
^preferred
:
104%
73
2019
60
--A-
Preferred
74
59
X'.' !
'\x,
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific—
1994
income
Conv
Denver
&
Income
Rio
4%s
1st
Gen
St
Paul
income
mtge
103%
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific—
!_100
.^preferred
69%
Denver
2018
60%
61%
Minn
1993
85%
86%
Rio
&
Grande
com
Preferred
& Saulte Ste
1971
1991
St Paul
Free
108%
73
109%
79
104
103%
**
1958 1946
}§•
Issuet
1946
103%
U S Conversion 3s
1947
1961
106
133
Panama Canal 3s
106%
134%
United States Treasury Bills
Rates quoted are
v
t
Western
41%
42%
Aug.
43
44
19
September
Rid
A«k
b0.37
0.33%
b0.37
0.33%
0.30%
October 5, 1944—
b0.37
0.32%
October 13,
b0.37
0.32%
b0.37
0.32%
b0.37
0.33%
1944
October 19, 1944—
October 26, 1944—
November
2, 1944_.
b0.37
0.34%
b0.37
0.34%
b0.375 0.35%
20
46
September 7,
September 14,
♦No par
1%
16%
2
k Removed
x
common
1944..
0.28%
b0.37
17 1944
Aug. 31, 1944
18
28,
b0.37
Aug. 24, 1944
17
purchase
September 21, 1944-
10 1944
Aug.
15%
c—
Pacific
Preferred
17%
ft/r discount at
Ask
Treasury bills—
& Sault Ste M—•
Optional v t c
M—
4%s
4s
5 %
68%
16%
45
f—*
2019
Grande-
4%s
1st 3-4s income
Minn
102%
85
V V1'.- '*•
Common
1st 4s
42%
Bid
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
2019
103 Si
i04}jl
108%
Youngstown—
Common
103%
107%
84
&
58
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
Gen
5 %
Ask
Ask
41%
2014
4%s
Canton
Common
1st 4s
l
102%
Pacific—
Inc; mtge
Akron
~
B,d
U S Conversion 3s
102%
102
1955-1945
3%s
and if issued)
t.
Western
__1988
series A
4%s series
Chic
Ask
& Youngstown—
Akron Canton
4s
as
0.73%
0.74%
0.77%
102.*
JgsJlJgJg
J®?*
Other
(When,
0.73%
V'.;'/*./(/ :
0.85s
Reorganization Rails
0.72%
100.16
,
%
Commodity Credit Corp—
tlVa%
Feb 15,1945
7
1, 1945
100.29
1
Bid
•<£
1945.
1945
1,
100.6
1946...
tMar 15 1947—
1,445
100 1,400
\
1,
Mar.
100.28
.
15,
f0.90s
100.5
.
15,
t%s Feb.
99.31
1%%
1946_.
tSept.
t%S Dec. 1, 1944
100.11
99.30
.
Ask
0.27%
0.56%
0.68%
b0.33
b0.58
b0.70
b0.74
b0.75
b0.75
b0.76
b0.79
1, 1944
t%s Oct.
t%S Apr.
tDec
tSept.
100.11
100.10
3A%
tMar 15,
15,
100.9
1%%
.
tDec. 15, 1945_.
341
100.3
3A %
1945_.
15,
100.2
'
Bid
of Indebtedness—
Certificates
100.3
1
,
15, 1944.
Marl5,
tMar
200 ;
Int. Rate
Maturity—
Ask
%
3A%
1944_.
15,
tSept.
100 333
10
15%
100 1,610
25
33%
Kings County Trust
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
Corn
Par
——100
Grace National
10
Bankers Trust
Continental
I
Ask
Bid
23%
100
Bank of New York
Chase
City Banks & Trust Cos.
Bid
Int. Rate
Maturity—
33%
34%
68
69
value,
a
Odd lot sales,
to Stock Exchange,
Ex-dividend,
tions
1944
1944
y
Ex-rights,
not furnished by
r
b Yield price,
0.35%
b0.375
0.35%
d Deferred delivery, e Ex-interest. fFlat
sCash sale—not included in range for
Canadian market.
tin default,
sponsor or
b0.375
issuer.
tThese bonds are subject to all
Federal taxes.
price,
year,
A Quota¬
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
564
Monday, August 7, 1944
Week Ended
THE COURSE OF BANK
f
CLEARINGS
increase compared with a year ago. Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
Of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Aug. 5, clearings for all
Cities of the United States from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 12.0% above those for the corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary total
stands at $10,131,570,990, against $9,045,414,624 for the same week in 1943.
At this
center there is an increase for the week ended Friday of 18.0%. Our comparative
clearings this week will show an
Bank
liminary figures compiled by us, based upon
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
Week Ending Aug.
$4,043,859,156
+ 18.0
352,488,051
+ 14.6
1,082,824
5,857,000
1,084,492
67,944,823
Richmond
66,893,296
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
of
Total
6,300,000
0.1
—
+
880,487
884,251
7.0
6,138,000
3,992,000
1.6
—
58,246,766
56,579,920
1,769,371
1,955,741
—60.7
1,931,407
1,608,300
153,690,373
,
139,058,241
+ 10.5
115,437,792
112,748,967
34,289,970
30,611,878
+ 12.0
29,017,859
29,524,706
7.6
211,656,075
205,334,380
+ 29.1
5,479,078
Columbia—Washington—
(6 cities)
245,903,648
+
«
—
+
+
5.0
152,300,000
—
4.8
234,882,000
220,017,000
+
207,458,413
+
173,730,998
+
4.6
137,216,362
130,360,703
+
5.3
$7,041,627,240
1,401,348,585
$6,258,592,747
$8,442,975,825
$7,636,356,037
1,688,595,165
1,409,058,587
$10,131,570,990
$9,045,414,624
Baltimore
five days
five days—
cities,
Total all cities,
All cities,
all
Total
five days
day
one
week
cities for
!<,
9.0
181,669,591
1,377,763,290
f.
•
101,300,000
1,986,142
+
12.8
•1,800,000
40,612,637
+ 20.8
44,236,692
Alabama—Birmingham
54,894,240
35,759,853
+ 53.5
4,825,613
37,052,288
19.3
4,112,650
174,400
184,784
79,489,403
80,611,928
361,387,661
314,002,297
Orleans
+
+
24,405,502
77,200,000
•
1,347,970
1,691,678
1,248,479
22,953,000
31,825,795 "
3.9
1,500,000
27,277,334
'
8.9
29,204,592
2,954,546
4,038,425
5.6
140,802
133,324
1.4
59,998,060
53,811,213
+ 15.1
273,863,460
218,084,244
—
—
t'
Total (10 cities)
——
1.7
+ 10.6
Seventh Federal Reserve
District—Chicago-
18.4
632,805
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
the final and complete results for the week previous—the week
For that week there was an increase of 13.6%, the aggregate of
clear¬
ings for the whole country having amounted to $9,853,110,640, against $8,676,489,751
in the same week in 1943.
Outside of this city there was a gain of 0.1%, the bank
of 20.3%. We group the cities
According to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
it appears that in the New York District (including this city) the totals are larger
by 19.2% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District by 1.5% but in the Boston Reserve
District the totals are smaller by 0.3%.
The Cleveland Reserve District has to its
credit an improvement of 5.9%, the Richmond Reserve District of 7.6% and the
Atlanta Reserve District of 15.1%.
In the Chicago Reserve District the totals
record a gain of 12.0%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of 13.7%, and in the Min¬
neapolis Reserve District of 2.5%. The Kansas City Reserve District registers a
decrease of 2.9%, but the Dallas Reserve District shows a gain of 29.7% and the
San Francisco Reserve District of 8.1%.
/
clearings at this center having recorded an increase
..
..
4,466,390
2,925,969
2.450.771
+
2.7
2,715,180
2,209,542
+
0.6
25,985,818
24,489,000
3,371,742
+
3.2
2,136,620
+
__
2,684,662
7,243,939
6,657,862
8.8
7,288,960
6,571,725
32,924,091
27,260,884
+ 20.8
27,891,889
22,467,999
1,837,521
_
1,574,976
+ 16.7
1,419,753
1,290,910
+ 22.3
12,890,086
11,093,694
3.0
5,241,665
4,616,062
__
Wisconsin—Milwaukee-
.
.
Iowa—Cedar RapidsDes
212,235
3,525,632
2,849,377
.
Bend___
Haute
428,105
7.3
+ 64.3
30,375,000
2,925,420
_
Indianapolis
lerre
—15.3
—
2,602,585
Indiana—Fort Wayne
South
747,257
5,078,654
4,707,458
Rapids
Lansing-
+ 12.0
ends Saturday
able to give
5.2
+
Mobile
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
issue of next week. We cannot furnish them today, in as much as the week
ended July 29.
+
109,100,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg-
our
In the elaborate
32,238,898
130,200,000
Louisiana—New
+ 12.5
+
+
7,595,405
Macon
6.8
226,086,439
9,802,151
Augusta
•
Pittsburgh
Ten
District—Atlanta-
Nashville
1.8
158,752,372
145,000,000
City
552,000,000
267,626,056
166,703,886
Other cities,
r
Federal Reserve
Georgia—Atlanta
8.7
504,000,000
272,379,870
Francisco
San
we are
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Noriolk
South
,
I
$
Florida—Jacksonville
$4,769,807,047
Louis
St.
;
West
District
1941
1942
or
Dec. %
District—Richmond—
Tennessee—Knoxville
Philadelphia
Kansas
in
Federal Reserve
Fifth
July 29
Inc.
'
%
1043
1944
403,882,045
<
S
Sixth
.
5
York
New
I a
1943
for the week follows:
summary
t i
1944
Moines
12,581,365
Sioux City
6,088,839
—
.
440,594
409,973
+ 11.8
7 381,960,297
392,232,136
1,289,617
+ 22.7
1,505,724
1,123,062
+ 57.3
4,870,707
580,062
_
427,144
Chicago.
Decatur
+ 35.8
434,920,856
Illinois—Bloomington.
Peoria—.-
4,879,294
4,412,283
Rockford
1,956,462
+ 30.7
2,533,806
Springfield
2,153,336
—13.1
1,619,925
1,583,643
544,815,250
+ 12.0
485,380,736
485,016,513
+ 15.0
131,000,000
114,800,000
Total
(17 cities)
610,359,953
2,699,421
>
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
iMtissouri—St. Louis
154,500,000
177,600,000
Kentucky—Louisville
64,886,326
61,490,162
+
5.5
56,683,488
49,277,232
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
38,187,565
30,914,350
+ 23.5
24,565,840
25,113.181
973,000
909,100
7.0
716,000
710,000
281,646,891
247,813,612
+13.7
212,965,328
189,900,413
—17.2
3,906,960
4,135,311
5.3
96,103,517
82,461,095
6.3
37,501,251
31,516,718
2,711,535
Total (4 cities)
+
,
!
by Federal Reserve Districts:
In the following we furnish a summary
Ninth Federal
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Federal
.
i
York
New
3d
Philadelphia
1941
Dec. %
$
$
637,421,941
330,277,025
308,680,712
3,549,481,974
3,608,464,802
+
1.5
545,918,611
568,577,424
+
572,403,873
0.3
+ 19.2
369,790,049
4,689,534,343
628,014,511
5,591,776,580
5.9
488,947,430
'444,987,478
—
7
"
606,093,210
6
—i— 10
"
"
264,634,361
245,903,643
+
7.6
211,656,075
361,387,661
314,002,297
+ 15.1
273,863,460
:5th Richmond
6th Atlanta
544,815,250
+ 12.0
485,380,736
485,016,513
247,813,612
+ 13.7
212,965,328
2.5
146,155,255
610,359,953
"
"
281,646,891
-
*
205,334,380
'
185,240,943
189,893,116
"
7
10
-
+
177,855,009
10
Francisco
2.9
223,569,544
+ 29.7
102,085,051
81,285,069
502,297,258
"
"
"
b
112,831,385
464,849,933
+
8.1
389,437,519
318,959,870
9,853,110,640
8,676,489,751
+ 13.6
6.959,798.002
6,733,933,035
4,261,334,060
__
11th Dallas
12th San
3,783,881
4,569,777
133,759,744
127,001,023
42,156,900
44,971,632
3,027,184
2,943,249
+
2.9
2,838,914
1,509,172
1,440,529
+
4.8
1,155,512
1,220,887
825,973
+ 47.8
832,057
1,039,052
4,435,348
3,488,760
+ 27.1
3,817,044
3,869,577
189,893,116
Minneapolis
185,240,943
2.5
146,155,255
126,788,040
+ 12.0
119,201
St. Paul—
North Dakota—Fargo
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
;
4,158,326,667
+
0.1
3,533,283,082
3,259,131,480-
301,289,907
292,414,653
■
146,362,259
"•
—
Helena——
Total
.
_——i
(7 cities).
T&i'?-
ki, \
V
f Total 1!
—111 cities
Outside New York City
add our detailed statement
now
3,289,461
;
Omaha
",r
•
■
■
'
1944
■
$
Clearings at—
Federal
First
5,264,240
212,410,130
2.7
157,777,139
128,700,893
5,717,891
5,596,395
3,727,574
912,889
665,309
292,414,653
-
+ 15.7
833,338
Joseph
2,246,847
6,822,112
206,596,258
City
49,011,851
+ 30.4
794,160
Missouri—Kansas
6.7
2,569,224
7,891,292
301,289,907
Springs
_
4.1
4,976,067
+
0.3
280,228,727
259,307,666
0.1
3,190,406
850,284
787,757
_
+
7.6
380,766
339,393
953,195
+ 14.8
780,189
877,388
"
—
3.699,706
4,379,074
—14.6
2,267,862
: + n.2
2,517,686
13,569,770
15,836,301
—14.3
15,173,838
14,785,606
6,572,907
6,345,941
+
3.6
5,760,901
5,541,979
16,941,400
16,464,300
+
2.9
14,876,800
553,094
451,818
+ 22.4
390,081
368,822,757
369,790,049
3,739,916
_
—
_
_
_
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
cities)
•
New
•r-
3,608,970
0.3
330,277,£25
5,322,583
■
>
2,550,946
Buffalo
686,147
+
1,285,740
1,871,636
9.3
845,349
10,571,976
9,479,216
6,321,501
+
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford-
+
3,426,514.920
3,474,801,555
-
8,652,315
9,623,694
5,938,650
1.0
5,630,162
'
6,707.029
24,642,554
35,498,717
Jersey.
312,577
25,095,220
Newark
34,559,270
5,591,776,5^0
cities).
;
6,557,569
397,677
Jersey—Montclair.
(12
955,741
+ 11.5
6,387,751
671,402
705,409
+ 20.3
46,400,000
1,022,940
+ 13.8
4,518,163,084
46,300.000
+ 14.3
767,575
5,436,382,075
New
115,590
852,368
549,021
223,569,544
177,855,009
2.3
4,854,886
5,678,840
+ 27.2
389,438
1,763,865
1,427,188
90,094,953
+ 32.2
83,731,729
64,724,776
15.499,260
12,636,757
+ 22.7
9,345,311
8,166,625
2,135,999
2,352,868
Galveston
1,867,000
3,073,000
Wichita Falls
1,509,594
1,222,867
4,826,537
4,873,809
146,362,259
Louisiana—Shreveport
112,831,385
+
4.6
2,064,000
2,015,027
+ 23.4
1,094,230
1,383,809
1.0
4,085,916
3,567,644
102,085,051
81,285,069
—
Total
(6 cities).
+29.7
•
Federal
Reserve District—San Francisco—
87,698,518
1.8
20,923,662
24,565,275
+
2.7
26,672,021
29,860,275
85,174,517
■
+
3.0 '
73,299,593
53,145,445
+ 19.2
1,211,175
1,164.517
9.2
59,854,133
44,374,843
9.3
21,373,445
18,398.128
2,230,408
1,871,135
Oregon—Portland
65,764,486
72,456,244
Utah—Salt
25,067,003
27.644,546
8,934,279
9,073,547
4,587,696
3,351,487
+ 36.9
2,347,844
3,556,985
295,870,000
255,869,000
+ 15.6
218,326,000
185,313,919
6,004,160
3,857,293
+ 55.7
3,642,070
+ 54.3
3,457,248
1,071,631
2.8
3,210,520
2,696,210
Yakima
Lake
City
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
San
Francisco
San
Jose
*
Santa Barbara
2,007,850
1,301,235
Stockton.
4,132,858
4,250,929
—
—
—
—
1.5
5,345,930
5,213.446
1,454.307
449,076
+
4,689,534,343
+ 10.2
119,101,000
Dallas
Fort Worth
Washington—Seattle
1.7
+
56,883,685
Rochester
Total
1,385,816
873,270-
*
'•
7,957,146
966,351
Northern
845,079
308,680,712
6,221.993
62,165,000
Elmira
Jamestown—
York
4,064,357
16.633,100
;
—82.0
29,616,147
1,408,931
Binghamton
New
:r
Reserve District—New York—
York—Albany
New
2.2
8.3
+ 19.4
+
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
Twelfth
Second Federal
1,834,040
+
.
+19.2
3,549,481,974
3,608,464,802
Total
502,297,258
Outside New
York
cities)
8.1
389,497,519
318,959,870
8,676,489,751
+ 13.6
6,959,798.002
6,733,933,035
4,261,334,060
(111
464,849,933
9,853,110,640
(10 cities)
Grand Total
4,158,326,667
+
0.1
3,533,283,082
3,259,131,48CT
+
•Estimated.
Third Federal
Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
604,246
*
.
1,390,479
829,484
Chester
8.5
415,738
615,485
1.5
1,347,236
1,526,799
—13.8
556,954
1,369,753
714,979
Bethlehem
»-
607,507
+
—
609,321
~~~
1,803,217
1,705,845
+
5.7
1,727,231
1,529,392
1"TJII
621,000,000
611.000,000
+
1.6
526,000,000
552,000,000
Lancaster.
Philadelphia
Reading
1,882,204
2,330,095
Scranton
2,572,686
2,393,080
~~~
Wilkes-Barre
—19.2
2.010,298
2,094,947
Note—Canadian Bank
2,354,572
1,764,194
+ 13.5
1,755,896
1,494,273
1,827,180
—18.2
2,091,158
1,869,032
4,217,200
5.7
3,652,200
of Dec. 31, 1943.
4,216,400
—
c'ties).
637,421,941
628,014,511
•+
1.5
545,918,611
As noted in
250, at ^the
568,577,424
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland
Cleveland-.
—
Columbus
!
Mansfield
'
Youngstown
16,015,400
'
•>
88,940,891
74.375.937
203.636,183
+ 0.01
170,503,197
152.788,807
13,759,900
+ 16.4
11,350,700
12.530,700
1.858.099
+ 25.8
2.984,736
+
232,915,624
606,093,210
-<•
2,744.248
3,053,927
(7 cities)
:.
2.684,426
4.9
2,336,512
■
V
+ 24.2
—
271,549,743
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
111,423,449
203,673,766
—
1
""III
I-I""!"
.
2,825,882
105,953,511
*
•
-
on
-
.
;
o
i
f
2,710,810
as
some
given that clearings
1943, in view of the fact
time that the
correctly reflect business activity, for the
intra-bank items do not pass
488,947,430
444,987,478
5.9I
»•*-»
;
ci-3
•
.
■((
9'.ins.
i
that
through the clearing houses.
197,366,774
<•
figures did
reason
2.907,934
210,472,952
+
j
t
discontinued
2,273,078
2.3
+16.6
572,403,873
-
-i
2,284,554
not
was
Dec. 31,
that it had been obvious for
3,510,351
Cincinnati
were
issue of Jan. 17, 1944, page
last Annual General Meeting of the Canadian
^Association direction
returns be discontinued
Ohio—Canton
our
1,385,614
Bankers
(10
Clearing
2,470,809
7.5
+
3,978,500
2,002,083
York
New Jersey—Trenton
Total
4,821,681
774,437
321,737
Worcester
(12
(10 cities).
—
35,063,120
V
2,768,180
2,520,820
Springfield
Haven
Total
—
716,164
318,068,494
1,094,584
Connecticut—Hartford
Total
795.243
—
850,254
_
Bedford.
Rhode
$
$
0.3
—
660,637
3,059,314
-
_
_
___
Lowell
New
1942
318,916,123
--
__
River
New
.
194t
346,061
Portland
New
.
Dec. %
$
658,511
—
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
.
District—Boston-
Reserve
Maine—Bangor
Inc. or,+
1943
146,264
2,762,149
68,082,312
Pueblo
*
155,000
3,233,462
3,349,818
Colorado—Colorado
.
—18.3
—11.7
63,489,007
Wichita
St.
,
'
134.677
378,328
3,724,409
309,152
Lincoln
'
showing the figures for each city for the
for four years:
week ended July 29,
+
IllRSK:
128,799
144,276
Kansas—Topeka
We
1,054,752
4:'
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
isas City
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
I
+
—
126,788,040
—
Louis
:»th Minneapolis
City
District—Minneapolis—
189,900,413
17
4
7th Chicago
10th Kansas
Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
218,084,244
,4th Cleveland
«th St.
1942
$
368,822,757
12 cities
12
"
10
"
Boston
2d
Inc. or
$
Week Ending July 29
list
1943
1944
Districts
Reserve
•)
»;
565
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4305
.Volume 160
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDING
4
AUGUST
*
Angeles Stock Exchange
Last
'
■■
STOCKS—
'
v-
:
Par
'<'>
Accessories
Bandini
Petroleum Co
Barker
Corp
Bros
*
common
Diamond
Blue
*
*
100
1
Broadway Dept Store Inc common
Packing Corp
California
Co
Aircraft
Cessna
common
Corp
Investment
Central
Chrysler Corp
Preferred
Creameries of America Inc__
^
Jan
1,225
795
1.80
Jan
2.50 July
1.30
Jan
2.00
16% 16%
a28% a28%
65 65%
4%
4%
__
*
"A"
Farnswork Radio & Tele
—
McBean Co
Gladding,
—
*
14
a45%
*
51 %
__
Motor Car Corp
__1
Jade Oil
10c
Co
Co
Lane-Wells
10c.
Lincoln Petroleum Co
Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
Manufacturing
Menasco
Mt Diablo Oil
Co
1
1
__1
Mng & Dev Co
LtdOceanic Oil Co___
^
Nordon Corp
*
_
„25
—>10
•
1
Pacific Gas & Electric common
Indemnity Co
Pacific
1
__
-1—
1
—
.
i
COi.
Oil
Mascot
12%
1
_
.___
__
—
37c
a32%
—
Corp common
Republic Petroleum Co common
5%% preferred
50
Rice Ranch Oil Co
............I
Lighting
Pacific
Richfield Oil Corp common
—
—
*
Sinclair Oil Corp___
Aircraft
Solar
Co
Sontag Chain Stores Co Ltd
*
Southern California Edison Co Ltd—25
Original preferred
-25
6%
preferred "B"
25
5%% preferred "0"———
25
Southern Pacific Co—.---———
*
Standard Oil Co of California
•
Superior
—*.——1
25
Oil Corp—....
Oil Co
Transcontinental & Western Air Inc.-5
Union Oil Co of California
—25
Universal Consolidated Oil Co
10
Yosemite Portland
a3
50
15c
15c
12% 12%
42c
42c
16% 16%
70c 72%c
1.05
1,600
200
446
218
1,200
4,100
75c
9c
37c
720
3,000
1,400
a32%a32%
a49
a49
44%
45
5%
5%
a47% a47%
303
20
515
For
footnotes see
McKesson & Robbins Inc
Jan
May
48c
Jan
Montgomery Ward & Co
N Y Central RR Co
337/8
Jun
Jan
49%
Jan
46
1,204
8
7
Jan
47'A Mar
49
Feb
8% Mar
—
—
4'/a
6%
6%
4% July
22%
Apr
247/8 July
Apr
43
30%
Apr
32'A
Feb
29%
Jan
31%
Feb
24 %
Jan
33 Va July
35%
Feb
39
5y8
Feb
■
a_«
8%
Jan
12% July
386
45%
Jan
52
a4%
20
4%
Feb
5
Feb
70
14%
Feb
18
Jun
100
25%
Apr
26% May
720
%
Feb
45
11%
Jan
620
5 Va
Jan
__
__
__
__
__
July
Co
7% July
18% July
51/4
8%
Jan
10 y2
Apr
22% July
Jun
18%
Feb
20 y* July
12
Jan
15
3%
May
6% July
Jan
7% July
5% May
9c
9c
3,000
Jan
10c
May
a2c
450
l%c Feb
5c
May
2c
2%c
10,000
%c Apr
6c
4%
3%c July
6%
Jun
Jan
65
May
17
Jan
35% Feb
39
% July
183
40% May
16
29'A
a22JA
a48ya
13%
Jan
36% July
25%
Apr
31%
Jun
625
12
Jan
19%
Jun
235
30'A
Feb
32% July
1,055
6%
Apr
8% July
__
47
23
Jan
23
42
Apr
48% ' Jun '
15%
Jan
21%
1,507
Jan
July-^
Jun
9%
Feb
16%
Jan
18%
Jun
18
Apr
19% July
7%
134
33
jc03
3%
Jan
6%
682
26%
Jan
30 %
Jun
170
20%
Feb
24 %
July
291
41
1,090
Jun
50% July
114
15%
May
Feb
18
Mar
940
8%
Apr
12
July
1,025
16%
97% July
12
Feb
14% July
22 %
Jan
100
29'A
Apr
605
32% Mar
208
53% Mar
June
55% May
10%
Jun
Berkshire Fine Spinning
^
grouped in two separate tables. In the
together all the dividends announced the
current week.
Then we follow with a second table in
which we show the dividends previously announced, but
which have not yet been paid.
Further details and rec¬
ord of past dividend payments in many cases are given
under the company name in our "General Corporation
are
$5
first we bring
declared.
conv.
/
■
Companies
When
Holdef
Payable
of Bee
Per
«hare
'
Pipe Line
Co
Buckeye
Forge
—
31%
Feb
49 %
July
37
July
46 Vs
Apr
25
33 5A
May
95
13 V*
Jan
16% July
172
78%
Feb
82
July
108% May
108 % May
74
140
jfj%
Apr
29%
155
26%
Jun
30
350
.1% May
2
43%
50
Jun
July
July
Jun
50
Apr
345
50% May
62% July
;
155
42%
Feb
52% July
'
132
93
Feb
99%
0%
1,065
37
175
Concentrating
non-cum.
pfd.
conv.
(s-a)
—
(quar.)
Laboratories, Inc.
;
Allied Products Corp. common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. common.:—:
'
;
Allied Kid Co.
Allied
4%
Brothers com.
$1
5c
(Irreg.)
pfd. (quar.)
—:
Asphalt Roof (quar.)—
American Forging & Socket
S3
conv.
American
——
Feb
19% July
Jan
39% Mar
Furniture
American
Hair & Felt common
6%
$6
$1 50
$1.50
(quar.)
2nd pfd. (quar.)
1st pfd.
Leather—
6% conv. pfd. (quar.)—
—
American Home Products (monthly)—.
American Investment Securities—■,
American News Co. (bi-monthly).
——
American Pulley Co. (quar.).
_
American Rolling Mill Co. common—4%% pfd. (quar.)..:
———
American Superpower
$6 pfd.
(accum.)—.
Woolen 7% pfd. (accum.)
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp. common
American
$5
preferred
(quar.)
.,
America com. quar.)r__
(quar.)
—
Animal Trap Co. of
7%
preferred
Atlantic
Refining
Baltimore Radio
6%
—
Bankers
(quar.)
& Shippers Insurance
H.)
...
(quar.)
Co.;
Barber-Ellis Go. of
25c
—75c
(quar.)————
Peti#leum
(quar.)
(W.
$1-25
12%c
87%c
25c
preferred
Bandini
Barber
Show com.
$4
15c
25c
Co
Special
Atlas Corporation common
6% preferred (quar.)
Atlas Powder Co
—
—
Canada (quar.)
9-1
8-18
$1.12%
< $1
—
—....———
9-12
75c
20c
15c
30c
20c
20c
75c
5c
15c
3c
$1
25c
*12%c
-
9-15
8-10
9-15
10-14
9- 1
9- 8
10-14
9- 1
8- 1
1$1
$25c
$$1.62%
• H0c
$50c
9-1
9-11
9- 1
9-_l
8-20
8-12
9- 1
9-15
$6
9-15
9-15
9-15
9- 1
10- 1
8-31
(Kansas
8-14
8-14
8-31
8-15
8- 7
8- 7
8-15
8-31
City,
Store Real
$2
4% pfd. (s-a)
Co.—
guaranteed (quar.)
Regular stock (quar.)
•
50c
87%c
Broadcasting class
Columbia
—
40c
40c
A
B
Columbia/Brewing Co.
Columbus Foods common
Crum & Forster
7#
Curtis
Insurance Shares—
43%c
,
$1-75
———
pfd. (quar.)_<___
Light Mo pfd. (quar.j__
Detroit Gasket & Mfg. 6% pfd. (quar.)—- ,
Dominion Stores Ltd. (quar.)_*_—;
_-.__.
Dravo
Drewry's,
Durham
Eaton
Power &
Corporation
____—
Ltd.
Hosiery Mills 6%
Manufacturing Co.
57c
——
pfd. (quar.)—_—
(quar.)
;
;
8-15
7-20
••
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
8- 1
8-1
9-23f
8-31
10- 1
' • 9-15
.
75c
$1
30c
tl0c
15c
.
5c
$1.50
75c
8-31
10- 1
.. 9-30
r 9-1
9-20
8-15
9-25
8- 1
8-25
8-10
15c
15c
(quar.):
1
8-19
8-25
8-
4
75c
9-
1
8-15
25c
9-
9
8-26
$3.50
8-
1
7-20
25c
8-15
8-
7
8-15
8-
7> -<
35c
8-15
8-
7
9-27
9-
5
—
Co.
$1
7-25
1
50c
9-
9-
9-15
25c
1
1
8-10
25c
9-11
8-21
10c
(N. Y.)
Brewery—
9-15
8-18
<
34%c
Harbison-Walker Refractories, com.
preferred (quar.)...
Harbor Plywood, $2 conv. pfd.
1
8-21
9-
1
8-11
10-
10-20
6
25c
7-21
9-25
9-15
9-25
9-15
$1.25
5%
1
$1.25
5 7o
8-
15c
(accum.)
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred 2nd issue (quar.)
Harshaw Chemical, 4%% preferred
8-15
9-
$1.50
67o
Harnischfeger
1
25c
(quar.)_
9-
50c
(quar.)_.
Griggs Cooper & Co
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.
8-
—.—
;
Indemnity
preferred
♦
f
37 %C
Manufacturing Co._
Co. (quar.)_"
Griesedieck Western
9-25
9-15
$1.12%
1
8-16
$1.25
10-
2
9-15*
20c
9-
1
8-13
$1
(quar,)_
9-
9-
1
8-18
(quar.)
Heyden Chemical Corp., common
(quar.)
Hibbard, Spencer Bartlett & Co.
47o
9
*rt
(H. W.)
Great American
.
1
9-
8-10
(quar.):
Securities
Grand Union
;>
8-15
9-
9-15
30c
Refractories
5% 7c
8-15*
10-10
10-15
$2.50
-
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Gossard
8-15
'
preferred
preferred
Gorham
«
9-19
Investment Co.—
America Corp. (quar.)
Flreprooflng Co
Iron Works, 17o pfd. (accum.)
General Phoenix Corp., $1 pfd.
(quar.)
Goodail
1
8- 5
;
$1.12%
General
77o
9-
$1.75
—
General
General
1
$1.50
common—.
non-cum.
$1.50
2
9-
•
7-31/ f
.'8-15
10-
1
9-15
8-15
25c
—
of Reo.
' 9-
1
50c
General
7-31
7-20
_
(quar.)—
Delaware
10c
$1
62%c
56 %c
>
Publishing Co. prior
preferred
50c
37%c
■
(quar.)—-——
5% preferred (quar.)—-—-Consolidated Biscuit (quar.)——
Consolidated Steel Corp. (special)
Consolidation Coal $2.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal $2.25 pfd. (quar.)
,
8- 1
9- 1
8- 1
20c
75c
Special
Class
,
Pittsburgh RR.
8-15
50c
Mo.) (quar.)
Estate Trust (Mass.)—
Quarterly
&
Foundation
10-
50c
C.)
(quar.)
Co.
H.)
Co.,
preferred
$4.50
Corp.
Chicago Corp. $3 pfd, (quar.)
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR.
Cleveland
8-19
8-19
9-15
9-15
(M.
Flintkote
>
$3
-$3
(quar.)—
preferred
7%
Fishman
Holdera
9-11
40c
prefered tquar.)
Fajardo Sugar Co. (quar.)
Federal Light & Traction, $6 pfd. (quar.)
Fenton United Cleaning & Dying—
8-15
.
50c
preferred (accum.)
preferred (accum.)__—
Chain
7-29
8-15
9-15
8-18
8-21*
10- 6
7-28
8-21
8-21
——
Investment Corp., Ltd
Central Surety & Insurance
8-14
7-28
9- 5 -xv
8-1
9-15
9-15
9-11
6%
9-1
7-28
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor Co. (quar.)
Central Illinois Public Service—
: ;
9-22
8- 1
Canadian Foreign
(quar.)
'
(interim)
preferred
6%%
9-20
9-20
9-30
B
Class
Canada Vinegars,
9- 1
8- 5
8-15
9- 8
8-22
9-1
75c
Semi-annually
8r251,_ 8-10
9-^1
8-14
9-1
8-21
9- 1
8-19
9-15
8-18
8-25
8-15
15c
50c
2%c
50c
20c
45c
(quar.)
—
Employers Reinsurance Corp. (quar.)
Equitable Fire Insurance (Charleston, S.
preferred
6%
Eversharp, Inc., 5%
10c
35c
Pacific Utilities—
Wire & Cable class A
Canada
8-10
9-20
v.;
American Hide &
_
9r,4
8- 4
8-21
8-21
8-15
8-15
8- 7
9- 1
When
Payable
25c
Elastic Stop Nut Corp, common
8-3
8-15
7-20
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-15
9-1
Electric Power——
California
8-18
7-19
7-19
9-30
8-19
8-30
8-15
10- 2
10- 2
10- 2
3c
12 %c
(quar.)
American
75c
20c
12 %c
California
8-15
8- 8
9-15
9-11
9-11
9- 8
9-5
8- 1
8-1
10-15
43%c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Altorfer
—
9- 1
8-15
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
50c
25c
15c
50c
9-22
9-22
8-12 j. '
8-25 >"
9-20 y
12 %c
•
All-American Aviation—
4%
:
Jun
thare
Company
Name of
&
Hill & Sullivan Mining
Bunker
;;
(quar.)
Co.
Shoe
Buffalo
7-31
8-15
50c
Co. (irreg.)
Acme Wire
Bearing
Boyertown Burial Casket (quar.)
Braniff Airways, Inc
Bristol-Myers Co. (Interim)
Brown-McLaren Mfg. (quar.)Brown
Name ot Company
—
Hose & Rubber (quar.)
Roller
Bower
40c
40c
25c
50c
50c
Manufacturing
(Richard)
Boston Woven
8-14
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
8-28
50c
$1.25
$1.75
50c
$1.50
35c
25c
Extra
Borden
announced this week are:
Industrial and Miscellaneous
,
—
$7 pfd. (quar.)
—
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet com._(quar.)
6%
pfd. (quar.)
—
—
Birmingham Fire Insurance of Ala. (quar.)
Black & Decker Mfg. (quar.)—
Department" in the week when
-
The dividends
Association—
(quar.) —_w——
pfd. (quar.)
i
Common
Holder«
When
Payable of Reo.
'
ehare
Name of Company
DIVIDENDS
Investment News
,
July
20
Jan
27%
30
/
31% July
Jan
13%
85
July
28
34%
8% May
100
438
•
•
21% July
88% Mar
212
(N J)
Apr
113
650
Per
and
-
563.
page
Per
Dividends
,
165
27
27
a30'/2 a3iy8
33 Va 33 Vo
,
a31
Jun
Feb
28'A
36
19y2 19%
a94% a95%
13'/2 13%
__
__
Jun
3-
1%
11
a47!A a48%
al6al6y8
10% 10%
„
43% July
53
Mar
325
a22'A a22%
al6
43
50
-
160
Apr
745
—
18%
Jun
32%
16
-
:
Jun
30% Mar
265
25
a55%
a55%
a57
Stone & Webster Inc
*
__
a9%
alO
Studebaker Corp
——1
al8y*
al7% al8%
Swift & Co
25
—
a29% a297/8
Texas Company
25
—
a47l/2 a48%
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
—*
a35'/8
a35y8 a35y8
Tide Water Associated Oil Co10
/ —
al5y2 al6y8
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp
*
a79%
a797/8 a807/8
Union Pacific Railroad Co
-—100
•, — al08y8 al09y8
United Air Lines Transport-——
5 ^ a30% ^ a297/s a30%
United Aircraft Corp—;
5
—
a28y8 a28%
United Corporation (Del)
* "
—
IV2
1JA
U S Rubber Co
10
a49% a49%
U S Steel Corp—_1
*
- —
a57% a59%
Western Union Telegraph Co
100
a47%
a47y8 a48y8
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg Co.—
50 alOl'/s al00% al0iy8
Willys-Overland Motors Inc
—1
167/s
16% 17Va
Woolworth Company (F W)
10
a41%
a40% a41%
Standard Oil
8%
105
al7% alsy8
;i 5'A
5%
29 V* 29%
al7%
5%
1—*
*
25
July
1 Ve
15'A July
100
a497/s a49y8
2%
2%
a37% a37%
a29% a29%
18% 18%
a31% a32y2
8Va
8%
a24 a24'/2
a46 a47»/2 :
19% 20%
V 8%
8%
al7V2 a 17%
a32
-
Jun
'
Jan
.
ale
1
*
—_*
*
—15
Republic Steel Corp
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Southern Railway Co—
Standard Brands Inc
Standard Oil Co (Indiana)
66 % July
Apr
37% 377/8
a42% a43y8
„
*
*
Co
18% Mar
ai6% al6%
__
50
25
r.
Corp of America
Radio
10 >'■ May
37%
7,694
43
821
15
235^
al3% al3%
6% 6%
Jan
Oil
Pure
July
7% May
Car Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Pullman Incorporated
Jun
15
Co
Motor
21% July
•
50
a4%
2%
*
,_1
10
*
—*
Inc„
Pennsylvania RR Co
Jan
Jan
Oil
Ohio
July
10%
:
61
al6V8 al6V2
a26%
a27
11
al4
al4
7
73/3
a30y8 a30%
isy8 18Vs
18
American Aviation
Packard
11 y* July
51%
9
963
245 '
891
9%
a20% a20%
19% 19%
42c
May
Jan
2,524
9%
Feb
47% May
320
33% July
36% May
__
——^*
Inc
North American Co
July
Apr
9
23%
Mar
36% May
7
McNeill & Libby
Libby,
Jun
14c
5%
525
24
19%
1.25 Mar
75c.
3
30
135
a42%
Co
Feb
30% Jan
1,534
9%
F)
Jan
400
57%
125
__
Jun
47 %
" 67/8
7
a77V8 a77%
--
25c
Co Ltd
July
72 %c July
North
4
307
51/4
*
7c
37%
a77%
:—10
Co—__10c
Mining Co—
Cardinal Gold
Imperial Development
18
30
790
al7
Apr
__
Co
Corp
60c
9
Gold Mng Co
Juneau
Jun
3%
Feb
15%
__
Motors Corp
Northern Railway Co
Mar
28c
19'A
145
„
—1
—1
95c
30'/a 30%
36% 37%
Cement preferred-10
Mammoth Cons Mng
Black
Jan
44c
15 %
3%
5
Graham-Paige
30c
—
31%
Goodrich
40 %
a52Va a52%
14 14%
23%
Jun
Jun
14 y* July
25c
July
115
-v, a27
_____*
1
Great
*
International Nickel Co of Canada—_*
International Tel & Tel Corp
—*
Kennecott Copper Corp
*
(B
4
67%c Jan
a40%a40%
31% 31%
30'A 30y2
—
Foods
Jan
1,025
9
23%
Electric
General
24c
Jan
10
3%
—
General
Jan
May
5
-
ley* July
1% Jan
4c
May
92y2c
32
__
Corp—___—^._:__5
Class A
Jun
53
Apr
Feb
8%
3%
Mining Stocks—
Alaska
49%
Co
Zellerbach
May
3% May
1
_
Curtiss-Wright Corp
14% July
Jan
500
441
—
——12
Transamerica Corp
Jan
72V2c Jun
3%
.
Sunray
10
40c
10
*
1
(Del)
38 y2
9%
a52%
Oil
Jun
32
__
Continental
65%
July
50
al4
Corp—
Jan
70
__
_l
Motors
July
6% July
Jan
__
25
Continental
28
Apr
__
Aircraft Corp
Vultee
162% July
Jan
a39% a39%
all3/a all%
49'A 49 %
L*
&
Consolidated
43% July
Jan
5
__
Co
Edison
Commonwealth
Feb
24%
56
__
Southern Corp
Commonwealth
36%
156 Vt
442
347
__
*
Corp
45
443
200
a33
Corp____
Solvents
Apr
Jan
47
Electric
&
Gas
Commercial
13% Mar
14'/8
;
12% July
60 y8 62%
a32% a33%
__
a20%
_5
—_25
.*
Co
Tractor
55'A July
Jan
High
.
Jan
al6%
__
15
9
440
69
69
a30% a30%
a4% a4%
a20% a21%
__
*
._*
Corp
Corp
Pacific Railway Co
Columbia
Crown
100
__
5
Co
Steel
37c
Jan
Mar
52%
843
Oil
Caterpillar
Jun
9%
3,200
40c
1'
Safeway Stores Inc
12
__
5
Co
Canadian
10% July
30c
—
*
Ryan Aeronautical Co
24%
Jan
Low
•»'
IDA
a39% a40%
al62 al63y2
25%
26
6
6V*
al63
50
Borg-Warner
Jun
Jan
55% July
16%
97%c
75c
9c
37c
Borden
13% July
7%
72%c72%c
—
Hupp
95%
Jan
20 y2
14%
72%c
Jun
May
5% July
Jun
9y8
a3
1
Car Co
Motor
Bethlehem
73
211
143
14
a47
!
Holly Development Co
Hudson
Barnsdall
30 %
Jan
84% May
60
1,630
835
364
a60% a62%
50
*
*
=
& Rubber Co com
Hancock Oil Co "A" common
Goodyear Tire
167/s July
Feb
30
a61%
10
General Motors Corp common
Feb
4'A
•
—100
Refining
15JA
211
100
440
739
__
Atlantic
July
-
Tel Co
&
Atchison,
Jun
1%
Range Since Jannary 1
High
11
11
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry__ 100
Co
__25
Aviation Corp
3
Baldwin Locomotive Works .v t c____13
Jun
17
Shares
Low
*
Copper Mining Co
Co (111)
&
Armour
Feb
6%
45
60
300
12% 12%
34c
34c
12% 12%
M--
,
25 %
325
50
a92 a927/8
11% 12%
22% 23%
10
10
__
12%
__4
1
Co
Ltd
Co
1.70
a52% a52%
Inc
Oil
Exeter
Jan
%
1.70
4%
Products Corp_
Aircraft
Electrical
12%
__
__
* ^
*
~_1
common
Smelting & Refining Co
Anaconda
5% July
July
300
1%
a285/8
5
.
Consolidated Steel Corp
Douglas
'.
Jan
4
:'i%
2.40 ':'2.45
__
2.40
^
Rad
American
^5
3 923
20
__
—2
1
Corp
Chica Oil Corp
Bolsa
: 1
1
Berkey & Gay Furniture Co.:
2
Sani Corp—
& Stan
American
45/3
43/8
4
4%
al6% al63/4
4
for Week
Stocks-
Unlisted
Range since Jannary 1
Low
High
Sales
Range
"
Par
V
•:
American Tel
4%
;
Last
Sale Frice
STOCKS—
;v
50c
1
Corp
Aircraft
Range
of Prices
Low
High
Sale Frice
..
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
Friday
Week's
of Prices
Friday
?
Los
preferred
1
8-15
15c
8-25
15c
9-29
9-19
8-18
15c
10-27
10-17
8-15
37 %c
8-10
8-18
7-20
7-20
9-
1
8-17
9-16
8-31*
8-14
9-
8
9-11
8-12
8-24
8-
5
9-
1
Monthly
Hobart
Manufacturing, class A
Holophane Company, common
$2.10 preferred
Houston
8-10
(quar.)
30c
(irregular) —
$1.05
(s-a)
Fire
Mfg.
Heater
8-12
8-10
9-30
8-15
9-10
8-15
8-15
9-30
35c
90c
(s-a)
8-31
'
7 r
8-15
8-
5
9-15
8-31
65c
8-15
7-31
55c
—
series K-l (s-a)
8-
5c
—
—-
(quar.)
8-20
8-21
3 7a
,
Kysor
7-20
9-11
Tioc
—~—-—
Koehring Co.
1
9
30c
Y.)
Keystone Steel & Wire.—
Keystone Custodian Funds,
9-15
8-
9A
37%c
—
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada—
Ordinary shares (interim)
6 7o preference (s-a-)_——
Jefferson Lake Sulphur, 1% pfd. (s-a)__—
Insurance Co. (N.
K. W. Battery (quar.)
.: 8-10
2
6c
;
(initial).
Jersey
8-16
8-21
10-
25c
Insurance
Humble Oil & Refining
Hurd Lock &
1
9-
90c
(Baltimore)——
Lighting & Power (quar.).
Homestead
Special
7-27
(monthly).
8-15
7-31
50c
8-n
8-15
10c
8-15
8-
1
»
I
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
566
-.Sr.
**
Lake
Lane
Wells
Lionel
(irregular;
—
Corp.
(quar.)
Lock Joint Pipe Co. (monthly)
—
Monthly
Monthly
Manufacturers
75c pfd. (quar.)—
6% pfd. (accum.)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator, common4%% preferred C B (quar.)
—
4%% preferred C (quar,)
—
4% preferred D (quar.)
Monomac Spinning
Trading,
Michigan Sugar
Co.,
Utica
1
# 8-
8-15
8-31
7-21
$1
25c
Vick Chemical Co.
(quar.) ______—
Virginia-Carolina Chemical 6% partic. pld.
8-21
9-20
Virginia Coal & Iron
Wacker-Wells
7-31
7-22
9- 9
8-25
9-
1
8-19
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-12
9-11
8-21
9-
8-18
9-15
9-15
8-16
9-
1
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Jackson
California Pacific
California
5%
Packing
preferred
Corp.,
$9
——•
1
7-31
7-20
1
8-15
7-31
62 '/2c
8-15
1
;
8-31
8-15
Canada
&
8-15
11-15
8-15
11-158- 7
8-16
Canada
6%
California-Western States
Special
Callite-Tungsten
J1
Corp.
Dominion
Life
8-15
7-31 C
50c
pfd. A (quar.)
;Q
(quar.j_
B
8-15
37J/2c
Dry Ginger Ale
preferred
7-31
9-11
50c
California Water Service,
75c
$2.25
3
9-
37V2c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)____
8-15
8-15
7-21
8-15
6%
8-
9-
35c
:
3
1
i
$1.75
25c
Utilities
7-31
8-
9-15
8-15
154
37V2c
—
8-15
1
9- 5
9- 1
15i
Water. 7%
Byron
Washington Railway & ElectricCommon
preferred
conv.
<quar.)
common
9-12
9-15
8- 1
9-1
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
Walker Manufacturing, $3 pfd. (accum.)—
Warren (Northam) Corp. $3 pfd. (quar,)—
7-27
Brothers,
5%
8-14
8-21
8-16
8-28
$1
40c
(quar.),—
4%%
7-25
$1.50
Walgreen Co. common
8-19
—
50c
>
—
8-15
9-
$1.25
—
8-15
9-1
$3
_____—__
—
(quar.)—
Building Corp. (s-a)
of Rec.
9- 1
40c
common
Butler
Butler
Extra
8-19
9- 1
8-11
-
When
Payable
(quar.)
Burroughs Adding Machine
20c
(accum.)
8-11
50c.
Corp.,
preferred
9- 9
9- 6
9-20
Company—
5%
8-21
8-26
9- 1
Holdera
Per
ahare
Name of Company
o1 Rec.
Burlington Mills
$1.50
Knitting
8-31
8-21
Pavaoie
prior pfd.
1
9-30
$1
$1
.
Factories 6%
Wall Paper
Norman
Van
8-10
7-31
1 hare
Quarterly
8-30
9-15
$1.06
Machine
Morse Twist Drill &
Name of Comvana
8-15
1
9-
$1.25
25c
10c
20c
$1
$1
$1
18%c
10c
25c
$1
C
(quar.)-
Leece-Neville
of Reo.
Holdera
When
ret
Holdera
United
Superior District Power—
preferred (quar.)
5%
When
Payable
Per
ahare
' :"-:
Name of Company
Monday, August 7, 1944
9-11
37J/2c
Insurance
•
10c
(interim)—
8-
9-
8
8-15
7-26
1
9-
8-25
;
9
$20c
—
Sugar Co.
8-25
<
'
Mullins
$7 preferred (quar.)
$1.75
Products (increased)..—30c
Mfg.,
National
Dairy
National
Gypsum Co.,
National
Pumps,
-
5% %
$4.50 pfd. (quar.)—
5%% preferred (accum.)_
preferred
National
Steel
(accum.)
(quar.)_
$1.12%
27 %c
...»
8-15
8-
27 %c
75c
$1.50
—-
Corp.
9-15
9-12
9-
;
New
York State Elec.
5.10%
Gas
(s-a)-
1
8-
8-
7
7-25
Light
preferred
on
CO
9-1
.p. $1.27%
Stock
8-25
8- 5
8-25
8-
8-25
8-
8-25
8-
Food
Stock
8-
8-
5
8-
5
8-25
One
Co.,
of
share
Pacific
Gas
&
Power, 4%%
Ohio
State
Life
Oxford Paper,
8- 5
8-25
8-
8-25
8-5
8-25
8-
5
7c
8-25
8-
5
8-25
8-
5
8-25
8-
5
8-25
8- 5
7%
10-
7%
9-
,
8-18
Plantation
9-
1
—
-
6%
American Bantam Car,
American Business Shares
American Can Co., common
8-25
1
6%
lot preferred
Pressed
Public
Metals
5%
of
Service
Co.
1
8-31
8-15
8-5
1
7-25
8-
9-28
1
Semi-annual
8-15
1
8-15
9-
of
Roos
Indiana
com.
6%
conv.
(quar.)
&
Trust
So.
Calif.
Co.
8-10
8-15
6%
Co.
(quar.)
9-
1
United
9-1
8-10
50c
9-25
9-
5
25c
9-22
9-
5
8-
1
(quar.)
Atchison
Atlas
9-15
8-18*
9-15
8-31
9-25
9-
8-25
8-15
1
Baldwin
8-15
8-20
$$1.50
10-16
1
Bethlehem
Montreal
9-20
Bank
of
Toronto
8-15
Barnsdall Oil Co.
7-25
8-31
11-
1
10-16
11-
1
10-16
9-15
8-15
9-15
8-15
>
7%
(quar.)
(irreg.)
(quar.)
8-15
Belding Heminway Co.
8-15
Bertram
8-15
$1.62%
$25c
37 %c
_
I"
____
(quar.)
__
1
8-14
9-
1
8-15
8-15
10c
8-26
8-16
9-1
8-15
25c
$125
50C
.
9-
8-25
50c
50c
__
~
Bearing
1
1
10-
2
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
,9-15
9-
5
9-
1
8-18
5%
8-31
8-
50C
9-
8-15
1
$1.12%
9-
1
$1.25
_
(quar.)
_
9-
1
75c
9-
4
8-10
8-15
1
$75C
10- 2
Playing Card Co.
(quar.)
Lithograph 5 % pfd. (quar.)
1
8-11
Blauner's
$3
Bliss
9-
9
50c
62%c
8-15
7-31
(s-a)
8-31
8-15
8-15
8- "1
Co., 7%
1st pfd.
(interim).
Boston Fund, Inc.
(quar.)
Bourjois, Inc., $2.75 preferred
Edison
Silk
Buck Hill
Mills
Falls
10-
1
9-15
Budd
(E.
G.)
t-4
9-15
Bueli
Die
&
Co.
(accum.)—
Mfg.,
12-25
9-
1
8-
5
9- 1
9- 1
8-
5
56%c
Corp.,
(Reading, Pa.)
Ltd. (quar.)
1
9-
1
8-15
Container Corn,
7-31
9-1
8-15 >
9-15
8-11 i
10- 2
10-2
10- 2
9-15:
Power
90c
$1.12y2
•
9-1
25c
$15c
(irreg.)
10-
8-15
9-15
8-
4
1
8-18
8-31
8-31
7-28
8-21
8-
9-
$50c
America
9-15
9-15
9-15
30c
_
2
8-15
50c
31 lUc
common
Continental Telephone Co.— *
of
>
$1
preferred
8-15
Glass,
25c
5 1
7-31
7%
$$1.50
9-
1
7-31
7%
9-
1
8-15
6% %
preferred
(quar.)
$1.62%
10- 2
9-15
9-
9
8-15
6% %
preferred
(quar.)
$1.62 %
1-2-45
12-15
9-
1
8-
10-
2
9- 8
$25c
9-
1
7-28
37»/2c
9-15
7
2
2
V
8-31
8-15
8-
8-15
7-25
1
prior pfd.
(quar.)
7%
1-2-45
12-15
20c
9-
1
8-18
$1
preferred (quar.)__
Imperial Mills (quar.)
9-
1
.8-18
9-
1
$$1.75
Crown
Cork &
;
7-31
8-31
7-20
9-20
9-
9-15
9-1
50c
8-10
8-
$1.50
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Drug Co., 7% conv. pfd. (quar.)
1
Crown
12J/2c
8-15
8-
1
10- 2
8-15
8-
1
50c
9* 1
8-15
9-1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
1
2
9-22
$50c
8-15
7-17
433/4c
8-15
8-
9-
8-14
Crown-Zellerbach
75c
1-
8-15
-
Seal
9-
8-
$30c
2%%
25c
$1.25
:—;
(interim).
5% preferred (quar.)__;
9-15
$5
$1.25
conv.
Culver
&
Extra
Corp.— • »
preferred (quar.)
Clinton
Port
(semi-annual)__
10c-
■
10c
—
Cuneo
$8
Press, 4%% preferred (quar.)
Sons, 7% preferred (quar.)
preferred (accum.)_.
8-15
7-31
Decker
(Alfred)
9-
8-15
Deere &
Co.,
8-21
1
7-31
8-15
8-
9-11
8-25
1
;
$1.12%
7%
8-31
8-11
9-15
8-15
12y2c
8-15
8-
$1.25
9-
1
8-22
8-25
8-15
1
&
Cohn
(resumed)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Denver
Tramway Corp.,
Denver Union
9-15
Stock Yard
V
8-15
10-10
10-2
35c
9-
1
9-1
9-
1
8-15
■
12-
1
$1.75
9-30
12-23
$1.25
*12-15
8-15
11-151
9-30
12-23"
12-15",
Co.—
5%%
preferred
(quar.)__
Derby Oil & Refining, $4 preferred
£
8-15?
*■'<"
75c
:
1st preferred
9-
8-15i
1
$1.75
:
:
8-15
11-15
1
75c
(quar.)
8-25
11-25
9-
25c
•
(quar.)
7%
.
9-
$1
(quar.)
7%
5
$2
1_.
common
1
$1.75
Dentist's Supply Co. of New York—
Common
(quar.)
Common
$1.75
2c
RR.
$1.25
Cushman's
$iOc
(quar.)
9-15
<.$1.75
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works, common.
6% preferred (quar.)
,
50c
;
10- 2
(quar.)__!
Cosmos
7-31
8-15
$1.75
Co., common (quar.)_
,Courtaulds Ltd. (ord.) (regis.)
Crane Co., common (quar.)
7-31
8-15
preferred
$4
.
Corrugated Paper Box Co. Ltd.—
8-31
10-
.
participating preferred (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
Cook Paint & Varnish
8-31
10-
68%c
I
■
8-15"
40c
Inc.—
&
common
9-
16c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5
York
Co.
40c
(quar.)
Machine
12-31
60c
8-15
75c
(interim)
Co.
class A
convertible
Consumers Gas
"v 0
Borden Co.
Brooklyn
7-25 ;
9-25
5c
62J/2c
Blue Ridge Corp., $3 convertible
preferred
Cash or l/32nd share of common stock
r-i O
1
Consolidated Vultee .Aircraft
75c
Inc.
(H. C.)
7-31
9-30
(increased)
Laundries
Consolidated Press,
$1.50
(Phila.), common (quar.)___
(quar.)
(E. W.) Co., common (s-a)
Bohack
8-31 •
$1.50
7-28
'1
preferred
preferred
8
55c
Light
8-11
Consumers
8-
•
$$1.50
;_
New
Electric
1
4
1
8-15
$15c
(Bait.), common (quar.)—
4%% preferred B (quar.)—______
4% preferred *C (quar.)_._
$1.25
9-
75c
Co.—
of
1
40c
(quar.)_.
6% preferred (s-a).
5%
Co.
9-
20c
& Company (quar.)
Birmingham Water Works—
preferred
Gas
Consolidated
}
7-15
8-15
$1.25
(quar.)_
(accum.)
(quar.)__
9-
$15c
Best
Bruck
2c
(quar.)_
(s-a)
Brewing Corp. of America (quar.)_
Electric Light & Power Shares—
(irreg.)
9-
8-31
$$1.75
(quar.)
Extra
6%
1
$5c
(J.) & Sons
6% preferred
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated
}$l
1
pfd.
4
$1.75
pfd.
;
9-14
$1.50
common
(quar.)
9-
8-
2
15c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7%
9-
9- 9
8-25
10-
$$2.50
(quar.)
9-
7-20
8-'l '
8-11"
,,
Ltd.—
(quar.)__.
(quar.)_—
Connecticut River Power
7
8-
7-20
8-15
-
$1.12%
°
(quar.)
Bathurst Power & Paper
Co., class A (quar.)
Bayuk Cigars Inc. (quar.)
Common
preferred
8-11
$1.05
7-20
8-15
8-15
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel Corp.,
preferred
$2.20
8-11
(s-a)_
8-15
$1.25
$1.50
———_____
1
(s-a)
$1.25
1
(quar.)
1
$5c
pfd.
8-15
& Power—
10c
Insurance Co.
5
9-
8-28
Ltd.
preferred
9-
v
of
pfd.
40c
(quar.)_
7-25
'8-15
$$1.50
9-
9-30
7-25
'
68%c
Corp.,
$5
7%
$1.50
pfd.
1%
H.)
Connecticut Power
8-21
8-
11-2
8-15
5c
$2.40
8-15
1
12-1
8-15
i
Telephone,
(N.
Connecticut Light
9-1
9-
*: 9-15
.
8-11
25c
Quarterly
9-
Ry
Extra
Bank
1
Works,
American
9-15
8-
Fe
Light Co., 4i/2%
Corp. (quar.)
:
Locomotive
Baltimore
8-25
9-12
Sante
Gas
37%c
9-
&
1
9-15
9-30
:
-8-11;
9-30
(irregular)
Confederation Life Assurance (Toronto)—
25c
Automatic Products Corp. (quar.)
Aunor Gold Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Topeka
8
9-
8-10
9-30
9-15
Co. (quar.)
$1
—$V2c
National,
$1.75
$25c
(quar.)
common
8-14
Tack
Conduits
$1.75
Dry Goods Corp.,
6% preferred (quar.)
7 % preferred (quar.)
Atlanta
Gas
$1.50
Canada
Associated
$1
pfd.
$1
8-25
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
8-31
75C
Car
U. S. Printing &
$15c
common
>jy2C
_
Trust, Ltd.—
registered (interim)
States
8-10
9-30
Securities
B
1
8-25
25c
(quar.)
class A pfd.
9-
8-10
United Fuel Investments—
8.
75c
9-
$1.25
(quarj_-1
6%
1
8-10
9-11
$1.06%
United Chemical $3 partic. pfd
Series
75c
9-
9-15
25c
United Air Lines, Inc. 4%% pfd.
United Aircraft Corp. 5% conv.
pfd,. (quar.)
U.
8-31
7% preferred (quar.)
Associated Breweries of
50c
(quar.)l
;
Co., Ltd. dep. rets,
Texas Company
(quar.)
Thompson Products, Inc. common
Tank
9-15
8-15
30c
Swift Internat.
Ordinary
50c
8-25
Corp.,
$1.50
pfd. B (quar.)__
partic. pfd. (quar.)_
(D. A.) Oil Co., Ltd.
Sullivan Machinery Co
Roller
50c
10c
25c
preferred
common
$1
9- 1
9- 1
4c
Concord
25c
(quar.)___
Quarterly
8-25
Commonwealth
9-
10-20
1
$1.06V*
International
5
.......
1*
$25c
com.
Commonwealth
8-25
4
............
t
9-
30c
Investment
8-
Artloom
V
Carbon
Commoil, Ltd.
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Co.,
)t...
8-
11-1
; 20c
-
"
preferred
conv.
8-
8-10
1
$2.75
8-15
Foundries
(quar,)
1
:
8-15;
11-15
12%c
(quar.)—
Commonwealth
9-
v.,
37%c
(quar,>
Co
preference (quar.)
preferred 5% series (quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
8-31
Anheuser-Bush, Inc.
Armstrong Cork Co., common (interim)
4% coaV. preferred (quar.)
30c
6%
of Indiana
Superior Tool & Die
B
$1.75
Y.)
9-14
8-1,
$1.25
25c
cum.
50c
(N.
.
8-11*
9-1
12-1
8-10
9- 1
$1
ii
Columbian
...
Co.
15c
common
Edison
9-30
25c
Stuart
■t
9-11
8-21
10c
$25c
Extra
Union
9-20
10-14
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class A (quar.)
Copper Mining Co
Andes
Copper Mining
5
"
(quar.)
Sterling Drug, Inc
Sterling Engine Co
Stonega Coke & Coal
Stromberg-Carlson 6%%
Timken
8-
10-16
5;
Columbia Pictures Corp.—
8-18
Anaconda
8-10
$10c
;
$5 preferred A (quar.)
$4.25 preferred B (quar.)
Tobacco
8-25
1
25c
(irreg.)
Canada Power
$5
7-20
8-15
9-1
8-
$1.50
cum.
6%
1-
9-
75c
Southern Pipe Line
Southington Hardware Mfg
Squibb (E. R.) & Sons common
Standard Oil
8-15
5C
Pulp
preferred
Southern
8-15
Investment
Corp.
Soundview
6%
Class
•
9-
25c
(quar.)___
Sivyer Steel Casting
Socony-Vacuum Oil (s-a)
Sonotone
8-15
10c
International
Co.
1
25c
4%
Aircraft
9-
1
2
^$1.50
Sanitary—
Smelting & Refining,
Tobacco
1
10-
8-29
8-11
7-31:
.
preferred " (quar.)
Cum.
9-1
25c
(quar.)
American
1
!
2
8-18
$1%
$1%
—
(quar.)
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp.—
5%
________
Re-Insurance
8-15
25c
,
participating preference
Sicks Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Formerly known as Associated Breweries
Solar
preferred
1
9-
8-
10-
9- 1
10-14
12-20;
v
Ry.—
Colorado Fuel & Iron
8-18
*
American
9-
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Canadian
1%
.......
Steel
50c
preferred
Roebuck
Common
American
9-
9-1
25o
$1.50
Radiator & Standard
8-15
8-
8-15
8-15
$1.75
common
Quarterly
1
30c
_
V
Seaboard Oil of Del,, (quar.)
Sears
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred
9-
25c
Safeway Steel Products
Second
Metal
41%c
115c
1
1
8-11
20c
Extra-.—
J.)—
N.
______
(quar.)
Molybdenum
$4.25
9-
1
25c
.
Cockshutt Plow Co. (s-a)__—
8-15
9-
9-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.,
.American Nat'l Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago)—
8-15
$1.25
Manufacturing
Brothers, Inc.
(Newark,
1
9-14
$15
Extra'
11-25
5c
American
9-20
(quar.).
Climax
8-25
75c
Extra
9-20
9-15
Co.
•9-
1
Copper
Company
Cleveland Tractor
9-21»
62 %c
..........................
58 %c
Saco-Lowell Shops common
$1
10-16 ?
10-16
—
Risdon
Insurance
50c
0-1
12-
9-29
8-10
8-15
,
9-20
'
Oil
Clearing Machine Corp.
■
8-15
9- 1
American
8-18
9-
General
Corp., $2 pfd. (quar.)___
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
j__
$3 conv. preferred
(quar.)
American Indemnity Co. .*
8-18
9-28
American
50c
5% preferred A (quar.)
Quinte Milk Products (s-a)
Republic Insurance Co. of Texas
2
'
9-21*
8-18
25c
_____
10-
9-14
9-30
12-30
"
City of New Castle Water, 6% pfd. (quar.)
City Water Co; of Chattanooga—
5%^ preferred (quar.)__.__
8-18
$1.75
$6 pfd. (accum.)
(accum.).
American
(monthly)
preferred
(monthly)
7% preferred (monthly)
2
10- 3*
9-11
$$1.50
preferred
10-
8-10.
,
7-20*
9-11
Colorado—
6%
Public
$1.75
8-15
7-25
Citizens Utilities (irregular)-__^___-___^^.-;
•
25c
City Ice & Fuel, 6%% preferred—
.$1.62%
City National Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago)—
*
9~i
.
8-10
8-25
62%c
(irreg.)
Quarterly
$1.75
9-
175c
.
' $2.50
9- 7
9-19
f '<-r ;l
.
37V2c
37 %c
50c
20c
(s-a)
6% preferred (quar.)____
5 % preferred (quar.)
8-15
1
8- 1
"
25c
pfd.
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific
:
7-31
9-
$1.50
American
America
Co.
$1.75
:
(irreg.)_
____
$7 preferred
9-21
$1.50
(quar.)
of
Service
75c
(quar.)
2
8-31
I? 7-315
40c
;—_
(s-a)
4
Chilton
7
9-
American & Foreign Power,
10-14
$1.37!/2
(quar.).
10-
5c
and 1943.
Chile
9- 1
7-19
9-15
60c
preferred
2
8-31
1
Power Corp. of Canada—
partic.
9-15
10-
60c
~
-
preferred
Chickasha Cotton
8-18
$1.75
9-15
lVa%
(quar.).
9-15
1
American Envelope, 7% preferred (quar.)..*
1% preferred
(quar.)
10- 2
25c
pfd.
1
2:
;;
9-1
10c
(irreg.)
Chicago Yellow Cab Co.
9-15*
8-21
10- 2
2'/4C
'
8-15
75c
pfd. (initial)—
conv,
(quar.)
preferred
9-
8-
$2.50
America
7%
10- 2
20c
common
Co.
(special)Representing dividends due for 1941, 1942
"
4
8-
8-15
8-15
.
$1.75
preferred (accumulated)
Chicago & Northwestern Ry., pfd.
8-11
9-15
$1
,
9-1
8-17
:
V
5%
1
9-
8-31
$1
Stock dividend
preferred
5
9- 1
$1
<quar.)_
Note,
American Car & Foundry Co., com.
8-21^
1.25
preferred
:
9-1
:
8-15
15c
Co
Chambersburg Engineering Co.
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia-
—
25c
Bank
preferred (quar.)
7%
8-21
"
9-25
9-15
.
$1.50
(quar.).
6%
8--5
0-1
$$1.75
Phillips Pump & Tank Co., class A
Plymouth Oil (quar.)
non-cum.
Automobile Insurance (St. Louis)
Quarterly
American
2
9-
9-
8-15
9-
9-15
10-
7-25
-
9-29
10-
$1.50
7-28
8-15 :
1
9- 1
9-
,
$1.50
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
75c
9-
50c
12-20
-50c
8- 1
.
1-2-45
6% conv. preferred (accum.)
American Arch (Irregular)
7-26
1
8-15
Mfg., common
Amalgamated Leather, 6% conv. pfd. (accum.)
8- 1
9- 5
7-14
8-15
25c
Aircraft
Belt
Chain Store Products, $1.50
9-8
$$2
Goods
13c
9-
1
1
8-
t$1.50
20c
:
$1
American
20c
Cessna
i
9-15
9-16
'"$1.25
--$1.50
$6
Chain
7
9-
1
8-10
40c
preferred (quar.)_
Common (resumed)
7-31
8-31
8-
9-30
25c
preferred (quar)
Aluminum
8-18
"•% $1.50
8-15
7-28
10-20
(quar.)
common
8- 3
Pepperell Manufacturing Co..
6%
Ltd.,
8-14
_
1
2:
25c
$1.25
$1.50
(accum.)—
9-
1
8-15
9-
$1.30
preferred (quar.)
Century Ribbon Mills, 7 % preferred-
s
7-31
common
$1.50
(irreg.)
5%%
Portland
Aluminium
8-15
1
8-10.
8-10
(s-a)—
(quar.)
Cement
9- 1
(quar.)
Potomac Electric Power,
6% preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
9- i
s
of Ree.
10-
11
8-
9- 1
*
8-
9-20
Central Vermont Public Service—
Holdere
87%c
t$1.50
—
When
Payable
$1.25
35c
$1.75
$3
(quar.)
'$1.12%
(quar.)
„
Peoples Telephone, 4% %
Stores
Alpha
8-7
9-11
30c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
8- 7
15c
preferred
preferred
Allegheny & Western Ry., Co., gtd.
8
8-18
10c
$50c
$$1.75
\
Allentown-Bethlehem Gas Co.—
8
9-
V
—<——
common—
preferred
7%
9- 1
•
Mfg., class B
(quar.)
Air Investors Inc., $2 conv. preferred
Alabama Power, $5 preferred (quar.)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel, common
8-5
2
thare
i
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.,
v<
Insurance
pieferred
of
8-15
7
50c
Machinery ;;
Co.
8-
9-
$1.50
<
Pemigewasset Valley RR. (s-a)
Pennsylvania Water & Power, com.
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Potash
Aero Supply
8-5
2
10- 2
•
■
•Per
Name of Company
5
8-25
8-25
10-
10- 2
Parkersburg Rig & Peel, common..—i
•vv,
' 25c
5 % %
preferred (quar.)
$1.37%
Paton Manufacturing, Ltd., common (quar.)
V, $$1
;
5
75c
Co
$5 preferred
Sugar
Package
8-25
717/eC
(quar.)
Okonite Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Paahau
Central
Companies
1
;-'v'
Central Ohio Light & Power, $6 pfd. (quar.)_
Central Steel & "Wire Co.
Miscellaneous
9-
25c
Corp.—
4% pfd. ctfs. of benef. interest (irregular)
Central Cold Storage Co, (quar.)__*____
5
and
8-21
'8-15
Coke
5
Industrial
8-15
2
10- 2
.
25c
& Co- (quar.)
Foundry Co., 5%
& 7"31i
10-
50c
v
(A. M.)
1
9-
$25c
$$2
r
Class B
Central Coal &
preceding table.
4
9-20
16- 2
$75c
Oil. Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Carman & Co., class A (quar.)
5
Allied
Inc
Pharmacal
Light & Power—
pieferred (quar.)
6%
(accum.)
Canadian
Castle
9-20
Trust—
8-
50c
Scotia
Ohio
preferred
Investment
8-
Electric
—
Airlines,
5%
International
8-
7%
Subject to the approval of the SEC
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northern Insurance Co.
(s-a)-*.,
Nova
$85c
$62V2c
Canadian
8- 4
8- 4
8-24
the dividends announced in previoui
The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
dends
dividend)
(stock
com.
6%
Norwich
$$1.25
preferred
conv.
r
$25c
$2
_
5%%
Northwest
8-15
weeks and not yet paid.
stock for each 100 shares held.
Extra
(quar.)
$3.40
v
10c
_
8-8
$$3.50
(quar.)
Canadian Food Products. Ltd. (quar.)
8-15
8-15>
8-25
<:
8-15
10-25
10-16
8-15
Bakeries, Ltd.-*-
5% participating preferred
Canadian BreweHes, Ltd*—
8-1
8-25
8c
Industry Series—
common
:
preferred (s-a)
4c
8c
7c
.
-—
Industry Series
American
7%
8c
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd. (quar.)
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat (s-a)
North
,
(quar.)
8c
Series
Utility Industry Series
Railroad Series
Railroad Equip. Industry Series
Steel
8-25
8-15
$15c
$$1.75
__
10c
—
Oil Industry
Tobacco
Canadian
■
(quar.)
com.
7c
Series
Public
O
8-16
preferred
Ltd.,
Canada Starch Co., Ltd.,
.
9-15
$50c
6c
___'
Series
7%
Below we give
5
8-25
5c
Machinery Industry Series
Merchandising Series
Metals
Canada Northern Power
f 8-23
$50c
>.
9c
Industry Series
Insurance
8-15
10- 2
25c
Ltd. bearer (quar.)
(quar.)
8%
'
Series
Business Equip. Industry Series
Chemical
Industry Series
;
Electrical Equip. Industry Series.
25c
16 'Ac
Ltd
Mines,
Wright-Hargreaves
5
8-25
3c
10c
6c
Industry
(quar.)
Registered
5
12c
—
Series
<
25c
$39-1
$19-1
25c
8-J5
(s-a)—
Co. com.
9- 1
8-1
9-15
Canada Malting Co.,
5
6c
:___.
—
preferred (quar.)
75c
Series—
Industry Series.
Automobile Industry Series
Aviation Industry Series
8c
12c
Industry
(irreg.)
Mfg
Lace
(J. B.)
Williams
Alcohol & Dist.
Building Supply
'5c,
Wilkes-Barre
Inc.—
8-31
12- 1
9- 1
12- 1
8-31
9-1
$29c;
■
White Viila Grocers
quarterly paying basis.
a
Agricultural
Bank
Extra
—___________—
Wendigo Gold Mines, Ltd.
Westinghouse Air Brake
& Gas—
(quar.)-
York Stocks,
Now
(quar.)-
8-28
•
Engineering
Wellman
7
8-28
8T 1
22%c
$2.50
$1.25
$1.25
25c
10c
5%
1
37%c
(Pgh.)
Extra
Britain
Participating units
preferred (s-a)
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Welch Grape Juice
5%
9-1
$1
National Union Fire Insurance
New
New
1
$1.37%
9-
$19.50
11-15
1
8-19
.
Volume
vrncn
Payable
Match
Diamond
Co.,
6%
pcrtic.
6%
participating
common
Class
8-11
8-11
7%
75c
3-1-45
2-9-45
8-
7-
2%%
Z~__11
ZZII
III
common
A
5%
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Investments—
preferred
Illinois
Ordinary
$50c
preferred (accum.),,
Paper Co., Ltd.—
6%
7-31
8-1
Drackett
Dun
7%
9-11
8-18
$3
8-15
9-11
Mi
9-4(1
8-11
8-25
8-15
9-18
9-
International Silver
Intertype
6%
2
9-14
preferred (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)__
ZZZZZIZZII
Equity Corp., $3 conv. preferred (accum.)
10-: 2
9-14
$1.50
10- 2
9-14
75c
94.'1
8-15
$5.50
10-
Iron
Stock
$1.25
12*1
10-15
10-
(quar.)
(quar,)
Jones
:
4
(quar"]
(CanadaMs-ahZZZIZ
ZZZZZZ.
10-1
8-10
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
1
•
8-15
7%
8-21
'
9-^1
8-18
8-26 •-
8-26
9-1
7-31
8-15
8-
24%c
9-15
50C
0-4
8-15
9tl
8-19
(quar.) ZZZZZZ
9-30
8-
8-15
7-31
2
9-16
9-16
8-14
9-
8-14
ioc
Industries
(quar")_Z
10-
$2
25C
(quar.)
$1.75
•
(Great Britain)—
Ltd.
•10%
Ordinary registered
ZZ.ZZZZZ Z
Extra
Foods Corp., common
Metals Corp. (s-a)
9-1
25c
10-16
,,Z_ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ~"
8-15
8-
11-
(quar.).
50C
9-
9-1$
8*
8-15
$1.50
■;
$25c
common (interim)
Gibraltar Fire & Marine Insurance
4%%
*
ZI
(quar,)Z~~Z
common
eonv.
preferred
Goebel
Brewing Co. (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, common
1
$5 preferred (quar.)
;
Grace National Bank
Great Eastern Fire
Insurance
Increased
•
Gulf Oil
■
*■
Corp.
Co.,
AVs%
Paper,
preferred
"ZZZZZZZZ
__T
Z_ Z
2
9-
8
9-
1
1
8-
300
10c
8-21
8-
5
25c
8-15
8-
5
50c
9-
1
8-
5
$1.62Vs
25c
$1.12V2
10-
1
9-15
9-
1
8-15
11-
1
10-14
(quar.)
Material
Link-Belt
Co.,
Miami
B
6%
5%
Louisville
&
9-
9-15
Madison
8-15
Magnin
(I.)
5
8-15!
9-29
10- 1
8-15
7Z2I
8-25
8-15
$1.50
8-15
8-
75c
8-15
■i 7-25
$1
8-15
4
Macmillan
$5
Co.,
6%
Preferred
45c
9-i
8-15
8%C
9-1
8-15
9-1.
90c
9-1
$2.50
8-12
9-10
2IV4C
10-16
8-15
Manischewitz
6%
6%
5%%
8- 4
11-15
11- 3
4'/a%
8-23
9-18
Massachusetts Bonding &
9-
1
(quar.)
$1.75
10-
1
8-10
7-31
(quar.)
$1.50
0-30
9-15
Mclntvre
9-18
$1.50
9-30
9-15
25C
9-10
8-15
43 %c
$1.50
8-17
1
9-
1
11-
1
10-10
9-
8
8-22
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
37 %C
8-15
7-31
15c
8-15
8-
1
15c
$1.50
$6
'
—
$1.37%
$1.37V2
Mercantile
9- 1
(quar.p
preferred
5%
15c
$1.50
$1.75
25c
(quarZj!
Meadville
683/ic
9-
1
9- 1
8-
7
8-U
9-. 1
8-U
8-lfr-
8-
5
9-21
6%
Acceptance Corp. of California—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—-
Mercantile
7%
—
Stores,
preferred
(quar.)
Merritt Chapman
6V2%
common—,,,
9-
5
9-
1
30c
9-
5
9-
1
50c
9-15
8-31
$1.75
8-15
7-31
1
8-15
25c
& Scott—
preferred A (accum.)
$9.12%
9-
8-10
9-11
10- 2
10- 2
8-7
9- 9
8-18
9- 9
30c
! •■;
Illinois'Glass (quar.).,—
Electric. 6%
51/2% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Pacific Gas &
o-
Fire Insurance
Lighting Corp. (quar.)
Paramount Pictures (increased
—
Pacific
Pacific
quarterly)—
(accum.)—
6% preferred
Wheel Co.,
Peninsular Telephone, common
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.40 class A (quar.)
$1.40 class A (quar.)
$1.40 class A (quar.)
Penman's Ltd., common (quar.)
Penn Gold Mines Ltd. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp. (resumed),
Pennsylvania Elec. Co., 4.40% pfd. B (quar.)
Pennsylvania State Water. $7 pfd. (quar.),,
Peoria & Bureau Valley RR. (irregular)
Perron Gold Mines (quar.)
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Common
Phelps-Dodge
Corp.
.
50c
50c
37'/2c
34/8c
31Uc
9-15
9-15
12-15
8-15
8-15
10- 2
9- 1
12V|C
pfd. (quar.)
8-19
8-15
0
37/2C
—
8-19
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
9-29
9-30
12-30
/
,
Outboard Marine & Mfg.,
Owens
8- 14
8-24
8- 7
8- 7
8- 7
8-18
9-11
87'/2q
7'/2c
7 /aC
(quar.)
,
9-20
9-20
^
Peninsular Grinding
8-
9-15
$1
$1-75
20c
class AA (quar.)
(quar.)
Peabody Coal Co.,
$1.50
Mead
6%~pfdZTqu~arZ)ZZ
8-15
$55 %c
Porcupine Mines Ltd. (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
~
1
8-31
11-30
433/ic
McLellan Stores,
8-17
7-28
9-
75c
Corporation, common—
preferred A (quar.)
$5.50 preferred B (quar.)
8-15
9-
87 %C
preferred (quar.)
1
8-15
$1.12%
$1.12Va
Insurance (quar.)
Stores
McClatchy Newspaper, 7%
7%
preferred
(quar.)
9
25c
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Department
1
8-10
9-30
2nd preferred (quar.)
Masonite
Mav
preferred
9-vl
,
Hussman-Ligonier,
8-15
8-
!Rl
*$l
$2.50
t25c
8-16
8-
50c
8-11
8-31 •
9- 1
8- 4
8- 4
7-9S
8-15
8-22
7-22
9- 1
9-15
8-15
8-15
$1.50
12'/ac
Ogilvie Flour Mills, common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
$$1.75
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.—
$3 preferred class A (quar.)
59%c
Ontario Silknit Co. Ltd.. 7% pfd. (accum.), ,
$$1
Ontario Steel Products, common (quar.)—
$25c
7% preferred (quar.)
—
$$1.75
Qtis Elevator Co, common (irreg.)
250
6% preferred (quar.)
$1.50
Ottawa Car & Aircraft, Ltd., common
-• $20c
Ottawa Light Heat & Power, com. (quar.),,
$15c
5% preferred (quar.)
+$1-25
8- 3
9-0
(quar.)
10c
Packing Co. of Del.—
(quar.)
Huntington Water, 8% preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Peanut Co.
8
9-10 ^
$1.50
Class B
8-10
8-
50c
(B.) Co., 7% preferred
Corp.
Field & Co.,
Telephone Co. (quar.)
Meier & Frank Co. (quar.)
preferred
Huston (Tom)
8-15
8-31
-?0C
—
Manhattan Shirt Co. (quar.)
7-20
ZZZZ-ZZZZZZ-Z
$1.50
8-15
20c
8-16
Hunts Brothers
6%
8-25
Corp.
O'Connof. Moffatt & Co.—
12-20
0.265625
$0.265625
(annual)
8-25
9- 1
t50c
50c
50c
-
(s-a),
Quarterly
5
$1.50
(quar.)
Nu-Enamel
9-20
1-2-45
$1.25
(auar.)
5%
Bay Co.
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp..
8-
2
$1.50
preferred
& Co., common
preferred
7-29
«
8- 5
8-15
25c
(P. R.)
8-15
Co.—
Hudson Motor Car
8-15
10-
1*
Majestic Radio & Television Corp.—
Mallory
4 Vt%
$1.50
Hudson
7-27
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
Co.,
preferred
1
5%
9-
8-11
$1.62%
common
non-cumulative
7-29
Howe Scale Co.,
7-27
9-15
50c
Square Garden
8-1
$1.25
8-30
25c
8-U
9-
(quarZj*
$3
—.——
!
Northwestern Public Service—
6% preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Norwalk Tire & Rubber, common
7%
preferred (quar.)
1
IOC
(quar.)
Mackintosh-Hemphill
8-15
(quar.)
8-
Insurance
Extra
8-17
8-15'*;
8-10
9-30
common
9-
River
Northern Liberties Gas
9-16
$2.50
(irregular)
9-14
$1.25
25c
$1.50
North
25c
RR.
$1-75
8-15
9- 1
& Power
Queens Electric Light
common
non-cum.
Northern Insurance Co.
11-20
$1.50
Co.,,,
8-15
10-16
(quar.)
of New York (s-a),
8-21
Louis Ry.—
(s-a)
9- 1
11- 1
50c
—
$6
North American Life Insurance, common,,—
'
preferred
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
Brake Co
SI.50
$1.50
16o
11-20
10-
!
& Dry Dock-
A (quar.)
1st preferred B (quar.)
8-21
12-
$2
8-25
50c
(initial)
preferred (s-a)
25c
St.
.
12-
(1.25
—
(quar.)
1
$1.06'/4
(N. Y.), 5% pfd.
9-
50c
$1.62V2 ''
50c
Co.
$6 1st preferred
8* I
8-21
9-
9-15
Electrochemical, common (quar.)
(quar.)_
„Z
Hormel (George A.) Co., common (quar.)
6% preferred
(quar.)
Light & Power,,
1
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
6V2%
6V2%
4
Stores Corp.
1
8-
t\
8-
Howard
8-
1
50c
8-15
Houston
1
9-
25C
(quar.)
Nashville
Steel
8-31
Horn & Hardart Co.
9-
$1.62%
Lukens
9-1
partic. pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-25
$1.25
Louisiana Land & Exploration
40c
non-oum.
9
20c
Gas Corp
non-cumulative
30c
non-cum.
8-25
12-
J25c
1st preferred
(quar.)ZZZZZZZZZZ-ZZ
6%
9
t25c
Ltd., cl. A (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Participating
8-18
7%
11-25
9
9-
v
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge (quar.),.
Niagara Share Corp. (Md.)—
;V '
6%
preferred A (quar.)
Nineteen Hundred Corp., class B (quar.)—
!
Class A (quar.)
Nonquitt Mills (ouar.)—
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (interim quar.)
Norfolk & Western Railway Co. (quar.),
Adjustment preferred (quar.),,,,
v"<
North American Car Corp., common
$5
8-25
9- 9
12-
Lynch Corp.
1
Co.,
50c
Lunkenheimer Co., common..
9^
New York &
10-?6
I
$1.10
$1.10
Lord & Taylor, common
1
>
11-
50C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Participating
9-
C.)
special stock
RR.,
(quar.)
Star
31c
(A.
(quar.)
common
original stock
original stock,
Marathon
.
(irregular)
preferred
York Air
1
8-15
8- 1
9- 1 - 8- 4
9- 1 - 8-16
8-15
8- 4'
9- 9
8-18
$2
*
—
$5
New
preferred (quar.).
Marshall
Horn
Co.
Jersey Zinc
Newport News Shipbuilding
8-11
9-
B
Savers
(s-a)—--,,—,
Common
75c
50C
'Class
8- 4
10-16
New
1
8-
8-11
1
Ltd.—,I"*
8% preferred (quar.),, •
Casualty
8- 7
7-28
9-15
8-31
8-17 "^8-3 ?-
8-15
8- 7
1
•
Brothers,
Amsterdam
9-30
9-30
v
$6
?5c
t30c
:
non-cum.
8-15 V.
8-18
8-18
7-31
? 7-31
7-31
8-17
9-18
9-18 '
9-18
8-15
8-31
9-30
25c
(initial)
common
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
New Haven Clock. 6V2% preferred (accum.)
8-25
9-11
25c
8-U
25c
f
8-11
8-11
8-28
preferred
9-
Corp.,
Neptune Meter Co.,
New
1
9-
7-25
$4.25
8-
8-11
3c
Hooker
8-20
75c
9
Co.
7-31
8-15
1
preferred ;(quar.)
preferred (annual)
Inc. (quar.
Neori Products of Western Canada,
6%
Neisner
9-14
9-25
10-
$1.75
Co
Glass
2
8-15
$1
—
50c
9-
(Charles E.)
9-15
(increased)
50c
Hires
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aircraft Products Corp.
Louisville Henderson &
50c
_
2
9- 8
$1.75
(quar.)
common,_ZZZZZZZZ
Heywood-Wakefield Co.,
5 7c preferred (quar.)
preferred
9-20
$1.06 '/4
10-
15c
9- 1
75c
Instrument; 6% preferred (quar )
<M. A.), $4.25 pfd.' (initial quar.),Z_
9-15
8-15
8-3 '
10-20
9-15*
9- 1
8-15
$1
$1.37V2 <:
$1.50
(accum.),—,
(quar.)
prior preferred
prior
6%
•
25c
25c
$2 preferred
National Terminals
t2c
pfd
Tailors
10- 2
'
12-20
12-30
(s-a)
:
National Supply,
2
8-15
r
8- 9
,
50c
25c
parvill Corp., 6% preferred
^
Havana Elec. & Utilities, 6% pfd. (accum )
Hawaiian Pineapple
Eercules Powder Co., 6% preferred (quar.)Z
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
(quar.)
!$4 conv. preferred (quar.)
~~
.
Custom
Extra
National Rubber Machinery
62 y2 c
preferred
$1.12 y2
$1.50
National Paper & Type
9
10-
9*1
9-
3
10c
common
9-1
$22 %C
8-
5 Va %
$3
10- 2
10c
(quar.)
preferred
9-23
$5C
common
9- 1
12-23
25c
common
Harrisburg Gas, 7%
941
10-2
.
1
Va.)—
6%
1-2-45
$1.50
Hammond
Hanna
9- 8
95c
ZZZIZZZZZZZ
Ltd
9-15
$2.50
$3.50
$1.25
25c
(s-a),.
(s-a)
National Oats Co., 5% preferred (s-a)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, common (quar.)__
7-28
10-
(Richmond,
preferred (s-a)
6%
9-18
25C
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Hammermill
participating
(quar.)—
Lehigh Portland Cement, 4%
Leitch Gold Mines (quar.)
8-20
50c
ZZZZZZZZZZZZ
10- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
25c
preferred
$7 preferred
Longhorn Portland Cement—
8rl5
.
(quar.)
Lawyers Title Insurance
.
(quar.)!
Co.
Watch
Hamilton
„
Ltd.
Cotton
Hamilton
4
Stores
Mines,
Hallnor
8- 5
50C
preferred (quar.)
Brothers
7-31
" 25c
(quar.)
$5
3
1
Lone
25c
r~~
_-_ZZZIZ"Z-Z
(quar.)
"
6%
8-1$
9- 1
$1.75
8-
9-
$$1.75
1
9-
Class
'■ 25C
Hajoca Corp., common
Hale
8-25
$1.75
9-
$30c
$1.12 y2
$4.50 preferred
Loblaw Groceterias Co.
Works—
(quar.)
Special*
10-20
7-31
8-15
Extra
8-10
8-
$3.30
$3.30
8-15
1
30c
preferred (quar.)
7%
4
9-15
$1.75
(s-a),
5
8-21
National Linen Service, common
5
1
8-15
9-
9-
12-
10c
Special stock (quar.)
9
9-
9-15
12-15
9-
Little
9-1$
(quar.)
greene Cooper & Co., 7% preferred"(qu"ar.)ZZ
ZZ_ZZZZZ
riggs Cananea Copper
9-30
9-15
11- 1
8-15
(quar,)
Co., common
Extra
11- 4
25c
8- 1
8-10
$3
& Dock (quar.)
Great Lakes Dredge
Great Lakes Engineering
9-12
9-8
10-30
(quar.),
Machine
preferred class A (quar.),,,—
preferred class B (quar.)
National Liberty Insurance (s-a)
1.
8-15
9*12
$1.25
(N. Y.)
100%
20c
2c
12y2c
$1.75
$1.50
10c
,r
Welding
Electric
7%
5
8-
8-15
11-15
(Cleveland) (quar.),,,,
(Del.) (quar.),,
of common for
6%
8-31
9-12
5c
7-31
$1.75
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common (quar.)
4V2% preferred A (quar.)
8-15
56V»c
Z
__ZZ_ZZ
preferred
Co., 7%
Graton & Knight
1
10- I
30c-
50c
(s-a)
8-1
9-1
8-15
25c
Z"
ZZZZZZZ
8-
9-1
10- I
50c
Z_Z_
Company
.
National Lead
10-13
8-15
6Va%
(accum.)
9-15
1
10- 2
General Steel Castings Corp.—
Steel Wares,
2
8-15
30c
Life
8-17
.
11-
Quarterly
Lindsay Light & Chemical
1
79C
$1.50
10-
National
Corp. (quar.),
Lincoln National Life Insurance (Ft. Wayne)—
1
11-15
$1.50
Y.)
8-10
11-10
8-18
9- 8
8-15
9-30
10-18
8-15
(One share
National Cylinder Gas
$7c
Liberty
1
(N.
9- 1
12- 1
9- 1>
10-14
8-31
10-15
11- 1
9-12"
each share held)
1
8-11
$1.75
(quar.)
7%
(quar.)
LaSalle Wines & Champagne (irregular)—_
Lake of the Woods Milling, com. (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Libby-Owens-Ford
1
ZZ_ZZZZ_ZZZZZZZ
1
Line
8-
11-
preferredZZZZZZII Z
9-
9-
25c
(quar.)
City Bank
7-31
9-12
$1
common
(quar.),,,,
Register (quar.)
Stock dividend
8-20
25C
Lexington Water, 7%
2'
8-15
Corp.
15c
15c
25c
30c
$1.75
25c
35c
25o
Inc.—
(quar.)
National Container Corp.
$1.75
Leland Electric Co
7-31
11-19
preferred (quar.)
General Printing Ink, $6
General Reinsurance
-
7-28
8-1$
$1
67C
7-29
8- 8
8-10
5c
preferred
Cash
7-31
$1.50
—
preferred
preferred
$2.50
7-25
8-J6
40c
.10-
9-20
10-
50c
(quar.)
common
Leath & Company,
7-25
$1
.6% preferred (quar. )ZZ
Machine,
6%
5
.40c
ZZZZ
Advertising, common
> Class A
class A
Landis
Leonard
9-i
•
7 Va %
(quar.)__
9-21
12-21
8-11
8-15
8-24
(quar.)
Paper
convertible
7%
25c
(quar.)
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn)
9-14*
8-15
(irregular)
General Electric Co.,
8-19 '
9-::^
75C
preferred
9-28
12-28
50c
$1
50c
,,,■
National
2
8-20
25c
& Coated
National
LeTournenu, Inc., common (quar.)
30c
7% preferred (quar.
8-15
8-15
$1.50
$1.50
Co
Acme
National Biscuit Co.,
Lamaque Gold Mines Ltd. (interim)
Lansing Company (quar.)
$1.12 %
Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
8%
Co.
S.)
—
9-15
3 7 Vac
(quar.)
1
lOr-2
40c
common
7
10-
'
preferred
r
2nd preferred (quar.),
7%
1
4c
(S.
Common
37 J/2c
prior pfd.
9- 1
9- 1
•
preferred (quar.)
National Bearings Metals, common (quar.),
6%
8c
1
(quar.),,,
Kroger Grocery & Baking, common (quar.),
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
9-i6
9-16
:
$1.50
preferred (quar.)—
Fund
Extra
Kresge
8-15
common
General Cigar Co.,
8-25
1
9- 1
'
50c
$1.50
(quar.)
convertible preferred
6%
$1.50
(irregular)
—
(resumed!
(quar.)
:
of America—
National Automotive Fibres,
$2.50
$6 non-cum.
8-15
25c
1
8-10
1
9-
$1.50
Knickerbocker
$25c
8-
8-15
$5c
Gold Mines,,
Klein (D. Emil) (quar.)
9-4
25c
$1.50
8-15
9- 3
9-15
lc
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gummed
Nashua
National
8-
8-31
ti
5
8-29
9-21 '
$1.75
5
8*
8-U
8f
912-
1 8-19
8-15
$1.12%
9-15
12-15
preferred
preferred
6%
v
8- 1
9-25 •
8-15
'>>•'
-
Nashawena Mills
8IV2C
9-9
-X.
6%
15c
(irregular)
Corp.
10-2
v
(quar.)
Convertible
Co.,
5
11-10
8-15
8-15
10- 2
preferred (quar.)
preferred
6%
Mutual Chemical Co,
Kinney Manufacturing Co., com.
$6 non-cum. preferred (quar.
9-10
25c
common
preferred
Trailer,
Trecker
&
Kerr-Addison
9-15
12-18 :
(quarZ)"ZZZZZ
75c
$1.75
j.
Muskogee Co.,
Kinney (G. R.), $5 prior preferred (accum.)
8-16
8-30
12-30
Class A__
Co.,
Gilchrist
9*
15c
$$1.50
(quak)
pfd.
—
Kendall Co.,. $6 preferred A (quar.),
Kentucky Utilities, 7% junior pfd. (quar.)_,
r
87 %C
Kleiser
Glidden
10-
Kearney
Woriu""—
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Quarterly
'
$25c
General Baking Co.,
$6
5
9-10
Gear & Machine Corp., common
Gamewell Company
.
5
9-
8-U:.
25c
Bridge
General
9-
1
1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
9-15
9-15
$2 class A (quar.),,
6
8- 1
8-28
8-10
11-10
11-10
9- 1
$2.25
$2.25
$2
t$l
t$1.75
i,,
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
7-27
8-10
8-24
9-15
& Development Co.—
8%
Works.
Water
Muncie
8-25
8-18
8-15
9- 1
50c
(s-a)
Quarterly
7-25
;
$1.75
34%c
pfd. (quar.),
(quar.),
(s-a)
A
B
8-15
8-15
.
common
Mount Diablo Oil Mining
10-
7-28
'
(
11-10
10-
35c
Rubber, 4%%
General Outdoor
8-10
1
10c
30c
Foster-Wheeler Corp., 6%
'
1
00c
8-11
9-30
B
General
9-
12-
$1.25
common
8-U
$1.25
"
General
9-15
30c
9-Jl '
(quar.)
Ford Motor Co. of Canada,
;
8-15
1
8- 5
9-15
9-.1
"77c preferred (quar.).____
.
8-17
1
9-
preferred
8-15
10-51
$5 pfd,
Florida Power, 7%• preferred A
Wood
1
9-
8-15
8-15
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 9
10- 1
preferred C (s-a)
Montreal Cottons, Ltd., common (quar.)
7% preferred
(quar.)
Moody's Investors Service, Inc.—
$3 participating preferred
(quar.)
Morrison Cafeterias, 7*% preferred (quar.),
8-15
Quarterly '
Gar
9-
25c
8-21
9- 2
$4
25c
$1.25
preferred
$4.50
(quar.)_._
.'
(quar.)
5V2%
Chemical,
$4.50
10- 1
3c
Fitz Simons ti Connell Dredge & Dock Co
4%'%
7-31
$2.95
7-31
Gair (Robert)
7-14
8-31
$1.50
9-
Fruehauf
8-16
75c
pfd.
Carpet
Monsanto
$50c
10-16
(quar.)
preferred
Loan Society
Monroe
5
8-
$75c
6%
Gas Service,
preferred
$7
8
8-22
9-1
37J/aC
;
6% preferred (quar.)——
Allegan & Grand Rapids RR. (s-a)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co. (quar.)
9-20
Freeport Sulphur
9-
9
9-
8-23
9- 1
9-12
Monmouth Consolidated Water Co.—
Kable Brothers,
8-15
A
9-25
$1.75
(quar.)__
(quar.)
5%
Steel,
B
$2
&
8-15
Kalamazoo
$2.50
class
1
;
9- 1
$1.62'/2
25c
$1.25
$1.50
50c
I2V2C
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
3c
Mills, Inc
Molybdenum Corp. of Amer
7
(quar.)
Laughlin
preferred
25c
67c
&
5%
ZZZZZZZZ,"
.
9-
25c
Corp
A
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust ^?Phil^"i'quar~7
Field (Marshall).
See Marshall FieldZSv
Foster
Gas
preferred
$1.23
Corp.
Enamel Corp
Pitt
8-
9-19
Federal-Mogul
Fort
9-12
1
$1.50'
(quar.)
Knitting Mills,
5%
10-
2
9-
9-11
15c
Federal Fire Insurance
-Class
Mohawk
10-
9-30
25c
...
Federal Insurance Co,
Foote Brqs.
Mobile
(quar.)
preferred
Mfg. (quar.)
4
Traders Life Insurance (Syracuse)
Firestone Tire &
8-19
20c
5%
Holdery
$1
25c
Reclaiming, $4 pfd.
$6.50 conv. preferred (quar.)
Missouri Utilities, common
10-15
(s-a)"
preferred
Quarterly
Ferro
9-11
(quar.)
25c
...
(quar.)
preferred
$5
8-21
10^1
.1„Z_IZIZH
^
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.,
r
8-21
1
$1.50
50c
Instrument-;...
Co,
&
(quar.;
Farmers
1
9-
25c
Falstaff Lrewing Corp., 6%
..Common
9-
65C
I
'
Extra
8-21
5%
&
Camera
1
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
11-16
30c
(quar.)
Fairbanks; Morse
9-
30c
Jacksonville
8-17
9* a i
$1.25
r,
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
Fairchild
8-21
/.
9-1
9-1
9-1
9-1
9-1
7-21
(quar.)
Miller & Hart. $1 prior pfd. (irregular)
Mlnneapolis-Mollne Powr-r Implement Co.—
Foundation, Ltd.—
Fireman
Jantzen
dividend
„
preferred
1
Quarterly
,
57c
9-
—
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
8-31
10- 2
Abrasive
Rubber
Midwest
$1.25
convertible
,
Erie Railroad Co.^-
„
$37y2C
Copper
Co.
Corporation
Investment
2
$1.25
$5 preferred A (quar.)
Eversharp; Inc., common
1
Securities, Ltd.-—
Stock & Bond Group shares (s-a)
$1.37 V2
$5 preferred A (quar.),
9-
Institutional
8-11
$1.75
25c
(quar.)
of Ree.
$1.25
$1.50
$1.75
$1.50
$1.75
$25
50c
Company
Mid-West
$12V2C
30c
Harvester, 7% pfd.
Holdings, Ltd..
International
(quarZ)ZZ~
'
1
$1
International
J9-15
I__I
pfd.
8-
8-21
(quar.)
Consolidated
Inspiration
8-25
10< 2
$3
Watch
4*
8
$1
preferred
conv.
International Business Machines
$1.50
11111""
Engineers Public Service, $5
2
Midvale
(interim)
Inland Steel
4
$1.50
Zi
(quar.)
National
Elgin
8-
Water—
(quar.)__
Electric Hose & Rubber
88-
9-
7 V2 %
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
8-15
8rl5
37 Vac
,Z_~-
Louis & Interurban
preferred
preferred
67o
9^1
15c
Eagle Picher Lead, common
67c preferred (quar.)
East St.
$25c
(increasedZZZZ
8 7o pfd.
7-25
1
8-21
9-
25c
Indianapolis Water, class A
5% preferred A (quar.)
8-15
;
12 %c
(initial)
Inc. (quar,)___,
Company
Bradstreet,
&
I_Z_ZI
Z_Z„ZZZZZI
Duplan Corporaticn,
9-1
$25c
_
(resumed)
8-21
$1
(accum.)
Quarterly
x-.v
A- (resumed)
Class B
12-20
Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Assn.—
Donnacona
.Class
12-30
12>/2C
Dominion-Scottish
;5%
9-20
40c
5% preferred
8-15
9-i 1
9-
9-30
$1.75
Imperial Varnish & Colour, common (quar.)
$1.50 conv. partic. preferred (quar.)
7
8-25
9-14
Co
Zinc
When
Payable
Metropolitan Edison, $5 preferred (quar.),,
$6 preferred (quar.)
$7 preferred (quar.)
$6 prior preferred (quar.)
$7 prior preferred (quar.)
Michigan Central RR. (quar.)
5
25c
$1.75
common
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland—
9
8-
1
9-
$$1.25
$30c
7
9-
8-15
25c
Illinois Power,
10-10
2
10*
Idaho
7
7-
9
10-31
r
62 y2 c
I,
Dominion-Bridge Co.,
8-
25c
(quar.)
r_^
Dodge Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp.—
9
& Door,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Power Co. (quar.)
7%
1
'.10%
,
|
Cup Co.,
l
9-
(s-a)
Ltd., ordinary regis, (final)
Bonus
Dixie
9-
75c
___!
preferred
Huttig Sash
37V2C
„
(s-a)
preferred
Distillers Co.,
5
8-
8-15
50c
Detroit-Michigan Stove 5% preferred (quar.)
for
thare
Name of Company
of Reo.
Payable
Share
of Company
hame
of Reo.
Holuert
When
rer
Hoiaert
Per
thare
Name oj company
567
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4305
160
7-29
8-15
B- ^
7-29
8-2b
7-26
;
8-1
7-15
7-15
8 is
8-15
8-15
8-15
9-20
9-20
10-15
10- 2
10- 2
8-25
8t15
8-15
8-23
9-15
8-4
8- 4
8- 4
7"30
8-15
8-15
8-11
$1-25
^
50c
9-30
$1.50
9-U
10c
8-15
50c
10-1
5°c 1-1-45
35c
8-15
35°
11-15
35c
$75c
8-15
2c
9-30
50c
8-15
,
$1.75
$2.25
9- 1
8-10
*+2c
25c
9-3U
8-14
4^c
9" a
•
7-31
7-31
7-Ji
°m *
I"2o
9- 8
8-Ji
7-26
9-ib
12-15
8- 5
11- 4
n'W
<-1^
8-31
7-26
5".,
8-11
7-20
8-ji
Per
When
thare
Same of Company
25c
30c
25c
50c
25c
Philadelphia Co.. 5% preferred (s-a)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)_
$1 preference common
Philadelphia Electric Power, 8% pfd. (quar.)
Insulated
Philadelphia
9-
Wire
Irregular
(s-a)
Polaris
Mining Co
Poor Si
Co., class A (quar.)
Powdrell & Alexander.Food
Pratt
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Proprietary Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Prosperity Co., Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)—
Provincial Transport Co., Ltd. (s-a)
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (monthly)
preferred (monthly)—
preferred (monthly)
preferred (quar.)
7%
6%
6%
6%
$5
9-
9-
8-25
8-15
8-15
9-
8-
8-
4
9-30
8-31
9-15
8-15
9-15
8-15
8-15
9-30
8-30
9-30
8-30
7-20
9-15
8-25
1
50c
125c
25c
50c
50c
(quar.)
6%
6%
9-15
8-31
7-21
8-24
10-12
U.
7-13
9-21
8-
Common
8-31
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
Tobacco—
(quar. interim I
Class B
(quar. interim)
7% 1st and 2nd preferred
6%
E
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp.
St. Joseph Water,
preferred
$1.50
"v
25c 81
25c
—
6%
Surety
Candy
Corp.,
(quar.)
Brothers,
Inc.
(quar.)—
;
Oil
Sioux City
7%
preferred
Bend
South
Lathe
Extra
6%
West
7%
9-
1
8-
10-
1
West
9-10
1
1
8-24
9-
1
8-12
7%
Westmoreland,
'
5%
non-cum.
9-
1,
8-15
Whitaker Paper, common
7-31
8-15
'7-15
40c
8-10
7-31
$1.50
37'Ac
8-10
7-31
8-31
8-15
10-
2
1
$5
8-15
Stamford
Water
Brands,
9-
1
8-15
Winnipeg Electric,
8-15
7-20
Winters
9-
1
8-15
75c
9-
1
8-15
8-15
7-20
120c
(quar.)—
$1.25
$1
& Acid Wks.
Co.
„
(quar.)
com.
25c
Inc
Inc.,
$1.60
Standard
Chemical
Standard
$1.60
Standard
9-
1
6
Ltd.
8-31
Zion's
7-31
9-
1
8-15
8-
50c
9-
common
HI
Co
preferred
preferred
(quar.)I
(quar.)
31'Ac
1
8-
5
$1.25
8-15
prior preferred
A
(quar.)
partic.
Co.
Swan-Finch
6%
preferred
Oil. 4%
(quar.)
8-
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
9-15
8-25
■V 8-15
9-
1
8-15
37V,c
9-
1
8-15
——-
4Qc
10-
1
(irregularj
50c
9-
1
8-15
sqc
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)
common
Electric Co
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd.
———I
40c
$5c
Terre Haute Water
Works. 7%
Sulphur (quar.)
10- 2
8-
1
1
;
—
35c
•
pfd. (quar.)..
$1.75
8-25
9-
8-11
1
50c
"
9-15
9-
90c
8-15
7-31
$2.50
12-
1
11-27
1
this
for
(J, R.)
Co..
—
" •" 25c
8-15 J
8-
1
1st mtge. 5%
Service
Service
Mfg.
327j
$1447'
bonds, due 1967—Aug 24
*
435/
Sep 15
Inc., debentures
5'A % debs., due 1952_Oct
$1766
1
'
Inc.—
1
-
1st mtge. 4s,
due 1952
11
/
due
—Oct
Oct
Sta-
*
1
1
*
*
1
$2675
:t
.
tax.
,
Sep
1
1st mtge. 4s, series B, due 1963—Aug
15
228
Sep
1
$2678
Sep
1
*
1967—Dec 31
1961—Dec 31
51
51
preferred stock
debentures due 1950
Co. 3'/4%
Canadian non-residents'
deductible
7%.
a
Less
at
the
British
tax.
Non¬
source.
Income
tax.
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service Co.—
1st mortgage & ref. 5% bonds, series A, due
1st mortgage & ref. 5% bonds, series B, due
Simpsons,
due
Ltd.—
& collat. trust serial 3'A%
*
,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
bonds, ser. A,
Aug 15
$2528
collat. trust 4% bonds, ser. A, due 1951_Aug 15
$2528
1944
1st mtge. &
Pacific
Southern
Co.
gold bonds—Central Pacific stock coll. due 1949—Dec
Pacific
Ry.
Through Short Line
1st 4s
4%
1
$2237
t
-
Z
Oct
1
$2124
Society, Inc., 6% bonds—Oct
1
124
Central
,
Below will be found
preferred
and
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
stocks
called
for
redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
common
OF
Bldg.,
(Ludwig)
1st mtge.
Co.-Ludwig
&
fee
Date
6%
Connecticut
Light- &
Power
conv.
1st
and
ref.
mtge. 7%
Page
Temple University-Greatheart
Terminal RR. of
•Orleans, 1st mortgage 5'As, series A, due 1964
Texas
Corp.
1st mtge. 6%
Texas
Power
Texas
Telephone Co.,
Brooklyn
(modified)__Aug
9
1
Sep
bonds due 1956
"i
1
53
15
53
*
serial notes due 1947-50-Aug 21
472
$3 participating preferred
Aug 23, :
stock_Sep ,1
Light & Power Co. 1st mtge. 5s, due 1950
1st mtge. 5%
bonds, ser. E,
427
7
■
Sep
Oil Co., serial notes due 1945-46_Aug
Water Associated Oil Co.,
Utica Electric
New
1st 4s, ser. A, due 1960
Tide Water Associated
Tide
Pacific
Pacific-Missouri
West Penn Power Co.
Baumann
debentures due 1946 Aug
§
16
f
*
bonds due
Cambridge Rubber Co. 5'A%
1954
United Chemicals, Inc.
TENDER
Company and Issue—
Baumann
,
*
1949 Aug-30
Sep 12
Sep 12
Sep
Bldg.
Rochester Button Co..
dividend.
1942
Co.—
*
'
Thompson
Public
Providence Gas Co.,
8-31
'9-15
1
;
tax
NOTICES
Mfg., $3.60 preferred (quar.)—.
,A:
Thermatomic Carbon-Co., $5 pfd. (s-a)—
Thatcher
9-
8-15
(reduced)—
Telephone Bond & Share—
7% 1st preferred (accum.)—
resident
15%:
tax.
'
Oct
.
series A, due 1953
Corp.-Baltimore Parcel Post
tion leasehold mtge. 5'A% bonds due 1949
5
10c
(quar.)—III
(irregular)
Gulf
1
8-15
25c
Tampa
Texas
$20c
j25c
2nd pfd.
closed
not
1
1
;
Charles Street RR.
due
—
Swift & Co. (quar.)
Syracuse Transit Corp.,
Common
9- 5
12- 5
—Oct
Co.—
1st mtge.
8-10
$150
31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
12-15
1946———Feb
—
1st mtge. 6s, due
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—
Ref. mortgage 5% bonds, due 1947
7-28
9-
books
preferred stock-—.
mtge.
Postal
12-15
25c
(quar.)
12-30
Strawbridge & Clothier—
A
9- 8
8-19
9-9
8-31
9-15
$1.25
.
9-30
Income
Jamaica
$2195
$1863
preferred stock
gold income bonds, ser. A and B, due
1st & ref. mtge. 5% bonds, ser. A, due 1952
1st Si ref. mtge. 5%
bonds, ser. B, due 1955
Canal & Claiborne RR. 6%
gold mtge. bonds
6%
f
429
429
ref. mtge. bonds,
1946
Institutions-
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
$Payable in Canadian funds, tax
8-18
8-15
30%
•Transfer
5
resident
Struthers Wells Corp., $1.25 preferred
(quar.)
Stuart (D. A.) Oil, Ltd.—
Oil
9-15
10- 1
5
1
preferred stock——-———Aug 15
6%
Orleans
New
428;
*>
..Nov 15
Judson, Voehringer Co.,
Scovill
xLess
debenture bonds——
Power
St.
8-19
8-15
Mercantile
1966—Sep
6%
Income debentures
National Container Corp. 15-year
7-31
7-31
7-31
Quarterly
Quarterly
8-19
1
9-15
Co-operative
———Oct
1
1
River Day Line,
Mock,
9-8
7-24
8-15
8-15
8-15
Ziegler Coal & Coke Co
9-
5%
Participating
,10- 2
^8-9
(s-a)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube, common
5'A% preferred A (quar.)..
8-15
$2516
Sep
Jacksonville Gas Corp.,
.
'J50c
(interim)
10- 2
75c
75c
9-
1
$2299,
1
Corp.,
1st &
1
9-20.
25c
5
8-15
9-15
9-
1
..Sep
Duplan Corp., 8%
8-
50c
$1.37'A
8-
9-15
40c
$2631;
Harvlll
8-10
25c
8-15
(quar.)
;
+20c
$$3.50
$$3.50
Co
25c
>
,219.'
1
preferred stock
Inc., 7%
Hudson
10-16
8-15
15c
40c
i
9-
50c
common
7%
(quar.)
1
Sep
—
1954—
Conlon Corp.
8-31
1
40c
York
2nd preferred
1
1
Commercial Mackay Corp.,
10-16
1 k
9-30
20c
$1,12'/2
.
11- 1
Associates
1
9
Sep
1946—
bonds due 1946-
Illinois
11-
——_——Sep
Burlington & Quincy RR.—
Division mtge. 3'A% & 4% bonds due 1949—Jan
Illinois
7-31
$50c
1
1st mtge. 4%
—Oct
due
Chicago,
8-11
^
1945-1950_Sep
serial debentures due
Steel Corp.
City Ice & Fuel Co., preferred stock
11-15
$1.50
Machine
322
322 *
322 j
Derby Oil & Refining Corp., $4
8-15
Mfg. Co
American
fund gold debentures, series A,
—2—.—„
-——-—-Aug' 14
gold bonds, series A, due 1947--Aug 14
20-yr. 5% gold bonds, series B, due 1948—Aug 14
426
sinking
Connecticut Light & Power Co.—
1st and ref. mtge. 3'A% bonds, series F, due
12-30
(quar.)
Co.,
3.,
9-22
183Ac
8-19
(quar.)
Class
Towne
1
.
+2513?
$2513 ,.
-
Foundry Co.—
bonds
.
9-
9-
10c
preferred
Sun
Co.
Jr.
Sep
preferred Stock
9-15
•
$$2.50
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
W.)
1
Century Ribbon Mills,
7- 1
9-15
50c
5%
6%
(F.
9
convertible notes: due
4%
9-22
9- 1
8-15
$1
&
Yates
7-31
10-
40c
5%
(A.) & Co.
10-1
$1.50
$2.50
preferred
5%
preferred
Hosiery
(Wm.)
Yale
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
Stein
$1,25
........
Manufacturing Co.. Ltd. (init. quar.) ;
Woohvorth
8-15
8-21
(quar.)„
Stoker
10- 1
Knitting Mills, Ltd., common (s-a)_-__
7% 1st preferred (s-a)
Silica
Standard
10-1
75c
Crampton Corp.—
Wrigley
10-11
of California
Co.
Stanley Works,
10-13
iqc
Oil
$1.75
$1.12'/2
'
Dredging Corp.,
preferred
Standard
(quar.)...
Worcester Transportation
10-16
45c
(quar.)__
common
Co.,
9- 5
$1
(quar.)
preferred
.....
—
Extra
8-15
9-15
10c
preferred
Cap & Seal—
conv.
9-15
&
convertible
Winstead
(Dallas)—
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
prior jpreferred
9
—Sep
warrants—
Corp.,
Central Pacific Ry. Through Short Line,
9-16
9-16
7-30
Wilson
31'Ac
——
Standard
10- 1
10-1
8-14
Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.).
37y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1st
$1
$1.75
3Qc
Williamsport Water, $6 preferred (quar.)
Line, 5% 1st preferred (s-a)
9-15
9-
Woods
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50 conv. pfd.
$4.50
(Wm.) Co., Inc.,—
preferred (quar.)
7%
37'/2c
& Bros.,
Bethlehem
8-28
8-10
.
Wleboldt Stores,
lien
Central
9-15
9-11
9- 1
425
20-yr. 5%
lien
First
Whitman
20c
35c
Investors,
10- 2
(quar.)
8-31
Quarterly
(A. G.)
25c
Page
1958
due
1
50c
35c
(quar.)
8-31
8-10
6%
30-yr.
8- 1
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
2
Southwestern Public Service Co.
Spalding
Products
2
common
Insurance
9-
...
Instrument
Chlorine
10-
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Weston
Westvaco
10-
Wholesale Phosphate
Sovereign
Inc.
Electrical
7-21
7-31
$20c
(quar.)
Life
9-15
,
CALLED
Public Utilities Corp.—
First
8- 8
8- 8
$1
common
,
1
1
Railway Co.—
Southwestern
& Mfg
Coal
ISSUES
*
53
•
convertible 5% bonds due 1949_Aug
Radio
&
General mortgage
particpating preferred
Westmoreland
8-25
$1.75
Power,
8-15
8-31
8-31
8-15
1
preference stock——.Sep 30
convertible 5% bonds due 1950_Aug
Cable
Associated
8-15
7-17
7-17
* $1.12'A
$1
$1
(quar.)
12'Ac
Canada
Southern
preferred
120c
;
preferred
9-1
8-15
*
1
Corp., 7%
Artloom
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—
8-
Works
Southern
$1
$1.50
$1.75
preferred (quar.)__
debentures due 1952__.—Sep
•
1
Date
20-yr. collateral trust
8-15
(quar.)
(s-a)
Power
Southern
6%
Electric.
preferred
Westlnghouse Electric
8-31
5
Penn
4'A%
9-10
9-15
9-
10-
9-1
$4 conv. preferred (quar.)
4
9-30
10-14
433Ac
.——
bonds—Sep
1st mtge. 5%
series A and series B debentures—-Sep
20-year collateral trust
American
8- 1
8-15
123
Alleghany Corp.—
Wesson OIL & Snowdrift Co.—
5
8-
Foundry-—
preferred (quar.).
conv.
(accum.)
common
California Edison Co., Ltd.
California Water, 5% pfd.
Southern
$1.75
preferred stock-
ENTIRE
7-25
8-15
8-11
8-10
8-31
8-15
1
1
Nov 1
Oct' 1
Company and Issue—
West Michigan Steel
7-20
7% preferred (quar.)
White (S. S.) Dental Manufacturing
Co., $6 1st pfd. (quar.)
Southeastern Greyhound Lines (quar.)
Southern
1
8- 5
,
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Carolina
9-
9-25
75c
Gas & Electric, common
South
8-11
"9- 1
8-
123c
—
tincreased)
Corp.
1
9-25
9-
8-5
75c
(quar.)
participating preference
Sinclair
1
8-15
*
21■*}?£■
pfd. stock, ser. D—Sep
preferred stock
Inc. 6'A%
Safeway Stores, Inc. 5%
7-25
....
—
,
'
collat.
—Sep
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co. ref. mtge. &
trust 3'A%
bonds, due 1964—————
Bros.,
.*
1
————Sep
1966
due
1
1
bonds
Niagara Falls Power Co. 1st & ref. mtge. 3'A %
All America Corp.,
8-10
8-15
3'/4%
Sep
—Sep
1955
1957
sinking fund debentures due
sinking fund debentures due
3'/»%
v
V
St. Louis Public Service Co.,
8-10
1
1
Sep
Sep
—
9- 1
9-11
*
.
debentures due 1949
debentures due 1949
3'A%
9-20
9- 1
8-15
1
1
10-year convertible 3'A%
7-year
Schenley Distillers Corp. 4%
Warren (S. D.) Co, (quar.)
...
50c
Washington Gas Light, 4'A% pfd. (quar.)_
$1.12'A
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Welch Grape Juice Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
$1.75
Wellington Fire Insurance (s-a).
' $$1.75
Wentworth Manufacturing—
$1 convertible preferred (quar.)
25c
1
9-
Sep
National Oil Products Co.—
Roos
8-11
8-19
9-
1
1
1953
—
United States Leather Co., prior
$20c
.....
(quar.)
Sep
328
National Distillers Products Corp.—
8-21
8-15
9- 0
10-10
(interim)
(quar.)
preferred
1947
due
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp., 6%
8-J1
$1
1
secured conv. bonds, ser.
Shares Corp. 6%
Morris Plan
A,
debentures due
Electric Co. 33/4%
12-1
9-15
7-31
Sep
■
9-1
9-1
9-20
10-20
9-15
8-15
1
1961
12- 9
t$l
1
9-
1
3'A% bonds, due
1st mtge. & collat. trust
$1
15c
$1.50
$1.75
....
bonds, ser. A,
preferred stock^
$4.50
Co.,
Drug
$1.75
.
A,
-Sep
ser.
—Sep
8-18
9-1
t25c
9-
8-
,
Mines. Ltd.
■
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
(H.)
Common
♦.
3%s,
1st
.—
8-25
—
(quar.)..
Corp.
1
debentures due 1971-Sep
Co. ref. mtge. 6%
50c
(quar.)
...■
(quar.)
Electric
Amulet
*
^
Co.
9- 9
„—.—.—
preferred
Detinning,, common.
preferred
Walker
5
8-15
12yac
25c
common
Ltd.,
8-
8-15
15c
Dairies.
1
8-15
8-15
$20c
10c
37'/2 c
(quar.)
Co.
40c
Vulcan
50c
(quar.)
"AAA"
preferred
Silverwood
2
10c
50c
com.
50c
1
1
$19-2
$1.75
9- 9
Co
Steel
Vogt Manufacturing Corp
25c
:
Co.,
\
50c
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.I
Sherwin-Williams
9-
Works
Iron
-Sep
bonds due 1965
■
9-21
12-23
Virginia Coal & Iron Co.-*—:.—-——.—;——
7%
8-15
(quar.)
com.,
Shops
Acceptance
preferred
Silex
Dorn
Vapor Car Heating, 7%
7% preferred (quar.)
9-
9-12
8-10
y
Selby Shoe Co
Servel, Inc. (quar.)
5%
Van
Vanadium-Alloys
'
♦
$2300
—
Koppers Co.
8- 1
8- 1
9-10
8-31*
11-29*
8-25
8-25
8-11
7-28
8-15
9- 1
8-31
10-16
9-15
1-2-45
1
Sep
Master
62'Ac
62'Ac
„
7-25
1
12>Ac
(irregular)
Co
50c
$2
9-15
8-15
10-
8-25
Co.
(Laura)
Seeman
7-25
8-15
(quar.)
Dillon
Securities
12-21
8-15
—$1.05
67c preferred (quar.)
Schumacher Wall Board Corp.,
Secord
12-30
5%
15c
62'Ac
;
62'Ac
50c
A,
1
1955
due
9-20
9-20
10c
_
Seaboard
9-30
8-14
(quar.)
(quar.)__
8% preferred (accum.)
5% prior pfd. (quar.),
prior preferred (quar.)
Waite
common
pfd.
Utlca Knitting,
$1.25
$1.50
115c
$ $ 1.50
$$1.50
—
$2.50
25e
•
Upresslt Metal Cap,
5
8-
Wagner
Service./class A
Public
Class B
$2
10-16
10-16
8-14
Savage Arms Corp. (reduced)—
Schenley Distillers Corp., new common—
Scotten
1
1
8-15
1
Products—
Steel
Louis
11-
9-
(quar.)—
$1
$1.75
;
common
11-
8-19
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Pictures,
1
Rutland & Whitehall RR. Co.—
St.
Universal
9-
—
Ltd., common
6 % preferred (quar.)
Royal Bank of Canada (quar.)
Paper Co.,
Safeway
Universal
-
50c
—
$2
(quar.)
Laboratories,
Match Corp
37'/2c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—.
preferred D
$2.50
Universal
Electric—
Gas &
preferred
Rolland
preferred
—
$1.50 conv. pfd.
Rochester Button,
5%
7%
(quar.)—
Co.
Richardson
Rochester
35c
35c
$1.75
_
(quar.)
50c
Universal Insurance Co,
J.)
__
40c
_
cumulative 1st preferred
United States Steel Corp., common
11- 2
9-15
(quar.)
8%
1970
due
$1968
Sep
Telephone
Commercial
International Paper
10-10
9-20
12-20
9- 8
9- 8
9- 9
8-19
9-1
9-15
9-16
10-31
10- 2
10- 2
ser.
1
4'A% bonds, series D. due 1962__Sep
Hartford Electric Light Co, 3'/4%
Katz
8-10
8-17
debentures,
5
Sep
Indiana RR.—
Glen Alden Coal Co. 1st mtge. 4%
8-15
9-15
8-15
9-15
10- 1
5'A%
Corp.
1
—
1st & ref. mortgage
2
9- 1
10- 2
$6
30c
$1.75
40c
Rubber Co., common
U. S.
1
1
1
(R.
Paperboard, 6% preferred (irreg.)
Specialties Co. (irregular)
7% prior pfd. (quar.)
S. Pipe Si Foundry, common (quar.)
Leather,,
S.
Products
Chicago St Western
8-15
9-15
910910-
$2.50
United
9-
Common
(quar.)
United
U.
8-25
1
2
1
58'Ac
S8Vsc
* 53c
219
bonds
preferred stock
Mills, Inc., 7%
1948
Illinois
219
Sep
Certain-teed
i
1
Aug 11
mtge. 33A%
gen.
323
,V
Sep
k
debentures due 1955
York Power Corp.
Century Ribbon
due
1
series A,
1962
due
*
Aug 15
——
-
Corp., 33A%
Central New
8- 4
53c
50c
50c
Si Canal Co.
United New Jersey RR.
1965
due
Page
v.-
Nov
:
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry., 1st mtge. 4s,
Celotex
.
debentures, series A,
Oil Companies, Ltd., 4%
1955
due
■'
,1
1
1952 (Louisville
Nashville collateral)
Si
Canadian
/
•
Date
collateral trust bonds
—Sep
4'A%
Corp.
Railways
1953
due
*
'
'
REDEMPTION
Atlantic Coast Line RR. 4%. bonds due
8- 9
7-31
"\
Company and Issue—
8-4
9- 1
9- 1
50c
6.36%
1
9-14
8-15
8-15-
$3.50
$$1
—
-V'!
8-24
$1.75
Gas
6.36%
8-
8-10
9-10
bonds
conv.
' ' *
•
.
PARTIAL
8-18
8-18
7-15
Cos
prior preferred (monthly).....
prior pfd. (monthly)
prior pfd. (monthly)
prior pfd. (monthly)—
prior pfd. (monthly)
7%
8-15
12-
Reynolds
(quar.)
Foundry Co., common
preferred (quar.)
—
8-31
9-
40c
Reliance Grain, Ltd., 6V2 % pfd. (accum.)— $$1.62'A
Remington Rand Inc., common
30c
$4'A preferred (quar.)
;
$1.12'A
Republic Investors Fund, 6% pfd. A (qi(ar.)
15c
6% preferred B (quar.)
—
15c
Republic Petroleum, 5'A% pfd. A (quar.)__
68%c
Reymer & Brothers, common (irregular)
12y2c
Common (Irregular)
;
12y2c
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class A
United Light & Railway Co. (Del.)—
7% prior preferred (monthly)
9-15
8-15
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
25c
Corp.. $7 preferred (accum.)—
United Grain Growers, 5% non-cum. pfd. A
8-15
9-15
8-10
25c
$1.25
$38c
(quar.)
8-15
8-15
8-10
6%
1st mtge.
Aug 10
.
American
Page
Date
Utilities Co.
&
•
8-23
8- 5
8-30
9- 5
8-10
11-10
1-20
8-10
■
Ice
1946
due
1
25c
California
Southern
7-31
7-31
7-10
8- 1
$1.12'/2
$1.25
(quar.)
United Engineering &
7%
8-15
25c
of
Electric Coal
United
7-14
10-14
(quar.)
Storage
United
8-22
25c
25c
$5
$1.50
(quar)
(quar.)
CO.
United Corps.,
5
8-15
(quar.)™
United Biscuit of America, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
8
,
Oil
Union
1
10-
common
& Bennington RR. (s-a)
Rubber Co., 6% preferred
$5 preferred
8
Co.,
preferred
Union
10-15
9-
Coal
Union Electric Co. of Mo., $4.50 pfd.
7-10
1
9-
40c
Regent Knitting Mills, $1.60
$1.60 preferred
(quar.)
*
Tyer
8-15
(quar.)—
preferred
Troy
8-10
9- 1
8-15
9-11
9-15
8-15
11-15
2-2-45
8-15
(quar.)
common
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
,
9-15
1
9-15
Reading Co., common
2nd
1
8-25
35c
$1.50
25c
—
preferred (quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
1st preferred
5'A%
8-21
r' 8-18
9-
$1.50
25c
20c
$1.37'A
11c
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing (irregular)
Truax-Traer
1
10-
8-
.
8-31
8-31
8-10
25c
Pump Co
1st
Troxel
8-
8-21
8-15
(irreg.)
Mines
Company,
8-11
30c
—
_
Purity Bakeries Corp
Quaker Oats Co., 6%
non-cum.
1
'
8-15
25c
25c
$1
—
Extra
9-15
Puget Sound Power & Light
Pullman. Inc.
4%
1
12'Ac
(St. Louis)
of St. Louis
Tank Si
Oil
8-15
1
9-
$1.25
$1.75
——
(quar.)
preferred
Trane
8-22
$1.75
50c
50c
50c
$1.25
.
$5 pfd., (quar.)
Public Service Electric & Gas,
7%
8- 4
7-25*
—,
_
1
9- 1
25c
$2
Gold
Tokheim
8-15
J., common (quar.)
preferred
preferred
8%
9-30
9-30
$1.25
5c
$1.25
%$20C
.-
Public Service Corp. of N.
Corp.
Stocks
5c V
—
——
Allied
Si
Tobacco
1
9-15
(quar.)
common
Insurance
8-
15c
$2
50c
Co.—
Gamble Co.,
Procter &
Title
9-
$1.37'A
10c
10c
37'Ac
(accum.)
prior pfd.
5'A%
Wine
Valley
9- 8
1
10-21
75c
-
Steel,
Pittsburgh
Corp.
-
Toburn
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie—
Pleasant
Insurance
$6
-
Piper Aircraft, 60c preferred (quar.)
Pitney-Bowes Postage Meter Co. (quar.)—
Common
Title
10-21
50c
25c
15c
10c
*
-
Flour Mills Co
Pillsbury
2
9- 1
9- 1
15c
and Issue—
Company
of Rec.
71/2C
2
9-
8-15
50c
50c
50c
preferred (s-a)
V.t.c. for partic. preferred (s-a)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Photo Engravers Si Electrotypers, Ltd.—
9-
9-30
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
$1 participating
Extra
9-30
10-
Hoiaen
8-10
8-10
8-21
8-21
8- 3s
7-21
8- 2
8- 1
Oil
Associated
Water
Tide
8-10
Payable
Share
Name of Company
of Reo.
1
When
Per
Holdert
Payable
Monday, August 7, 1944
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
568
bonds, series A, due 1951
Aug 22
'
'
429
^Announcement in this issue.
fima
trifVi
intoract
tfl
TY1
fttHlflfltf/
$In Volume 159.
dated^
§Redeemable at any
Foreign Exchange Rates
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
Reserve Banks Combined
world.
Increase
• . ■
'
'
•
certificates
Gold
hand and
on
$
18,423.620
due from U. S. Treasury
FOREIGN
412,185
—
13,550
+
Other cash
279,731
—
10,573
19,115,536
36,189
10,901
Discounts and advances
Industrial loans
—
+
Bills
.
;
L
Bonds
j
+2,290,290
+
396,171
—
132,612
3,381,990
—
l,il&,071
-
13,500
17,200
—
1,342,736
;
Notes
+4,172,238 '
+119,911
9,047,128
,
—
14,938,515
136
84,634
1,691,621
34,617
Due from foreign banks
P. R. notes of other banks
Uncollected items
.
Bank premises
„
+
—
—
6,743,831
+
2
88,367
63,086
Total loans and securities—.
4,764
70,370
48
1,515
Other assets.
+
„
+
—
22,032
78,917
4,014
776
+
+
—
+
+5,453,703
+152,782
35,928,145
_
19,165,021
..251247+
+
U. S. Treasurer—gen.
acct—
—142,000
+ 16,596
260,698
1,431,317
Foreign
339,587
Other
Official
Deferred availability items
Other liabs., incl. accrd. divs—
Total liabilities
;
+
52,537
34,077
+
—
+
+
Other capital accounts..
'
make
2,068
+
.909090
.898958
.898750
3.244203
3.244203
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
.658300*
.658300*
.658300*
.658300*
.546180*
.546180*
.546100*
.546180*
.541250*
Missouri & Arkansas Ry.— -Earnings-
Co., Boston on Wednesday,
$ per share
1st preferred ($100 par)
30-30%
common ($50 par)...—...
25%
Estate Co., common ($50 par).
20
Investment Co.,
Massachusetts Real
Comstock Tunnel & Drainage Co.
($1 par)
Comstock Tunnel & Drainage Co.
($1 par)—
Boston
30
F.
Maine
&
Boston
2
7,916
—
RR.,
25 war Commonwealth & Southern Corp.—
Grand 5c-10c-25c Stores; 6%s preferred
par);
Chain
Metropolitan
60
($100
Stores,
reporting mem¬
in 101 lead¬
v.
,
porting member banks. ,*•'
Demand deposits adjusted increased $248,000,000 in
New York City, $97,000,000 in the Chicago District, $72,€00,000 in the Cleveland District, $43,000,000 in the Rich¬
mond District, and $558,000,000 at all reporting member
banks.
United States Government deposits declined in
all districts.
all reporting member
banks was
$209,000,000.
—
Increase
<:
7-19-44
7-28-43
57,065
—239
from
ry.
—272
+
2,248
20
.+
460
industrial, and agricultural
6,088
brokers and dealers for
chasing or carrying:
U. S. Government obligations
to
U. S. Government
+
\
880
609
1,318
obligations
346
1,070
84
1,332
Real estate loans
Loans to banks
Other loans
—139)
—
,t,(
reasury
reasury
3,821
11,109
7,503
bills
certificates of indebtedness
notes
I
19,404
S. bonds
.
bligations guaranteed by U. S. Government
eserve
623
2,878
8,761
556
2,280
ther securities
with Federal Reserve Banks
ash in vault
alances with domestic banks
+
27)
497
—
+
—
—
—
81)
.
33,503
6,870
14,034
2
—
1,285
S. Government
deposits
8,653
Foreign banks
1—
orrowings
to
demand
interbank
during week
and
deposit
U.
8.
accounts
Gov't
894
79
bursed
Feb.
on
Feb.
follows:
93,538
89,226
168,214
88,727
34,929
30,714
75,367
32,206
1,472,296
railway
railway
1,512,028
677,793
204,825
1,487,570
1,208,603
733,627
568,416
333,046
295,618
535,637
.
183,709
income
120.
-
oper.
,
from
Net
ry.
Mav
and
15
last.
Aug. 16,
15,
May
June—
Net
in 1943 were as
each; and Nov. 15,
from
ry.
Gross
Net ,jy.
—V.
railway
oper.
1942
/
1941
220,640
220,579
78,745
160, p.
—V.
from
6,218,333
1,700,012
1,145,723
Net
Marie Railway-
ry.
Net
railway
10,591,049
1,599,424
Fed.)
$4,529,038
973,458
$403,718
145,248
$730,686
194,260
revenues
$2,339,195
786.989
$3,555,581
$1,552,206
Cr23,835
Dr88,366
Crl83,015
Drl03,709
$268,607
$3,491,050
$1,631,513
7,711
4,923
38,815
29,856
$545,193
$273,530
$3,529,865
2,642
3,875
16,888
$1,661,369
24,736
$542,551
rents
$258,471
Cr27,576
Drl7,440
$537,481
equipment
facility
$385,379
165,866
'695
295,926
railway
83,434
income—
oper.
oper. Income
income
(net)
ry.
Other
for
avail,
Inc.
$269,655
$3,512,977
4charges
Net
———
charges
after
fixed chgs._
amortization of defense projects:
$45,341
$45,383
$270,985
$272,384
depreciation
38,299
46,041
233,194
+
2,084,360
790,383
1,543,354
20,894V2
for
sale
rate
the
•
5%
of
shares
the public at $99 a share.
The purpose of
outstanding $1,950,000 of 3 ¥2% serial notes
on
March 15 in each of the years
to
the
redeem
to
issue
56
86
—
657
16
+
4.080
2
+
2,651
+ 105
+
3,416
+
—
+
—
+
—
—
3
3
—
—
1,102
53
$390,000
of
+
from
Net
ry.
railway--—
railway
oper.
from
Gross
Net
+
47
Net
37
—V.
7
+
income
from
railway
railway
oper.
ry.
160,
p.
income
329.
+
9,217
—209
+
60
8
+
113
4—
69
+
47
12,596
The
to
on
stock,
June 15 paid a dividend of 35 cents per share on
par $10, to holders of record June 1.
This com¬
with 50 cents on Dec. 15, last,
directors on July 27 declared
pares
and 25 cents on June 15, 1943.
the usual quarterly dividend of
share on the 6% preferred stock, par
holders of record Aug. 15.—V. 158, p. 2192.
per
1941
1942
$3,497,537
928,053
752,823
609,467
571,599
666,963
26,188,450
7,557,122
21,253,568
18,828,162
15,445,081
5,552,572
3,313,422
4,497,523
3,561,208
•Exclusive
2,469,516
1,653,817
distribution.
5,295,838
$3,174,448
1,036,989
6 Mos. End. June
$100, payable Sept. 1
Expenses
1943
$20,339
1942
$25,480
+1941
$34,683
5,965
7,458
7,077
7,821
$12,881
$18,403
$26,862
—
.
Taxes
363
.
•Net
Gross
from
railway
Net
from railway
Net
ry.
oper.
income—
1941
$171,741
$129,681
$117,605
$92,065
64.932
36,287
39,084
27.492
29,238
11,795
25,366
from
Net
from
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
160,
p.
income—
120.
At
June
1,114,747
855.321
682,808
588,205
321,210
220,677
176,067
152,253
143,990
93,027
408.881
200,516
""
.-■•■•
-
-
•
for
1944, there was a net unrealized apprecia¬
$45,144 based on market quotations at that;
30,
of
amount
(2)
Purchases
months
ended
and
June
of
sales
30,
1944,
investment securities during the six
and $61,163, respec¬
aggregate $12,393
16,238
tively.
Balance
Assets—Securities owned
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
profit or loss from sale of securities, available
tPeriod from Feb. 11, 1941, to June 30, 1941.
of
date.
1942
1943
$9,893
income
in
Inc.—Earnings—
1944
$16,221
30—
Income-Dividends
Notes—(1)
1944
June—
—484
company
common
:
35-Cent Common Dividend—
Muskogee Co.—Pays
tion
337
1,073
126, p. 882.
Y.—V.
York, N.
New
1943
$3,786,337
1,041,391
1°44
42
+
Bonds—
corporation has called by lot, for redemption on Sept. 1, 1944,
for the sinking fund,
$323,000 principal amount of its 67c- secured
convertible bonds, series A, due Sept. 1, 1947, at 101%.
Payment will
be made at the Chemical Bank & Trust Co., trustee,
165 Broadway,
From Jan. 1—
+
.
435.
The
$4,542,775
1,298,240
"
from
Net
5
32
the
due
1946
of 2Vi%
through 1950 and partly to redeem the outstanding $290,000
serial notes due March 15, 1945.—For offering, see V. 100, p.
Mutual Investment Fund,
(Including Wisconsin Central Ry.)
June—
Gross
75
+ 558
Approved—
July 31 authorized the company
series preferred stock of $100 par
Power Commission on
Federal
issue
751,734
being paid currently.
37
+
202,449
3,524,638
$1.50
corporate books but not
include interest being accrued on
365,080
697,667
value,
276.806
not
$552,830
1,791,256
the
Equipment (in excess of
normal
depreciation)
prop,
1941
1942
$587,779
347,209
135,317
3,279,401
railway—
oper.
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Stock
$1,636,633
fixed
'
fFixed
<
1,832,308
railway
from
from
ry.
The
8,986,611
$536,426
Crl9,613
Drl8,558
taxes—
after
of
1943
$575,237
3,437,269
at
Hire
Earnings—
railway
568,604
income—
120.
•Deficit.—V. 160, p
$2,003,142 $15,120,087 $11,325,806
1,874,086
73,353,338 49,771,080
14,546,10ft
27,856,932
9,185,475
20,121,816
; r — v.
2,524,982
Net
1944—6 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
$2,604,772
—
■■
1944
from
Net
to
Taxes (other than
329.
p.
from
Gross
—
expenses
15,982,550
%-■ ' ■
Monongahela Ry,
Earnings—
revenues
107,102,797
49,265,252
21,513,574
47,699,253
—
income
fv ■*;
Net
'Total
114,011,585
2,759,463
From Jan. 1—
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste.
Total
1,825,ioa
2,706,970
June—
4,852.392
976,900
466,475
■>
5,044,479
2,238,200
railway.
oper.
160,
1941
1942
1943
$8,906,784
income—
from railway
96,705
945,116
1,389,381
3,610,610
1—
Jan.
ry.
194,777
1,953,575
3,568,628
$19,004,360 $17,159,902 $14,766,764
7,936,437
6,717,955
6,655,249
railway
railway
$889,003
189,622
income—
424.
3,325,346
1944
from
from
Net
$1,001,391
7,125,457
2,346,895
1,779,054
9,386,670
.3,673,804
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Gross
railway
from
Net
12,373,261
June—
Net
317,207
7,402,108
331,415
15,304,479
income
Net ry. oper.
From Jan. 1—
from
625,210
23,283,702
6,783,103
railway
oper.
$1.62Vz
$1,153,059
income—
oper.
813,321
36,731,9^1
160, p. 14.
Net
421,605
railway
from
Net
393,343
39,900,363
railway
Payments
1943
1944
771,804,
Co.—Dividend—
$1,382,918
railway
$2,901,367
1,193,388
income
ry.
From
;
from
$4,445,477
1,525,797
1—
from
Gross
.
$6,303,241
'2,640,691
railway
Jan.
Net
1865.
p.
$7,603,741
railway
oper.
Net
share has been declared on
cumul. preferred stock, no
per
'
1941
1942
1943
1944
from
Net
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—EarningsGross
$211,158
$295,510
income
160, p.
Gross
Corporation and
$6.50
and
15
15,
159,
$3.25.—V.
the
15 to
payable Aug.
Net
except
accounts,
2:
ry.
1941
1942
1943
$238,345
$254,603
59'A flat
account of
par value,
holders of record Aug. 5. A like amount was dis¬
$1.62%
on
87
43
20
terbank deposits:
Domestic banks
Debits
of
dividend
A
accumulations
+Does
+
20)
Liabilities—
deposits
from
Net
—V.
Missisisppi Central RR.—Earnings—
emand deposits-adjusted
ime
RR.—Earnings—
^
v.
Minnapolis-Moline Power Implement
Road
—
reasury
51,517
1—
Jan.
Net
—V.
•'•'Includes
carrying:
Other securities
142,833
62,990
railway
oper.
The
pur¬
Other securities
Other loans for purchasing or
667,464
167,310
38,927
railway
from
Gross
(Continued from page 536)
+ 10,583
11,727
loans
750,731
196,262
1944
from
From
<t
$
7-26-44
Commercial,
1,112,225
120.
160, p.
Missouri Illinois
Gross
Net
(+) or
Decrease (—) Since
Loans
5,321
Morris Plan Shares Corp.—Calls
(In millions of dollars)
—
11,187
June—
From
Joint
ans—total
income
"Deficit.—V.
Net
Percent
—
General
Net
of reporting
of the assets and liabilities
member banks follows:
20,443
•16,814
Missouri-Kansas- Texas RR, —Earnings—
Y.
Period End. June 30—
declined in most
districts, the principal decreases being $95,000,000 in
New York City and $49,000,000 in the Chicago District;
Deposits credited to domestic banks
$106,837
30,770
June—
declined
$105,000,000 at all re¬
$124,318
•2,878
1,208,374
329,266
100,280
railway
railway
oper.
Net
$15 lot
stock.
share
20
ry.
$15 lot
1st 3s, Sept. 1, 1951 reg. with
Taft Realty Corp.,
from
Net
Gross
7%
par)
BONDS
$2,000
Net
114
23%
W.
&
1942
$171,840
income
oper.
from
Gross
*09
preferred ($50 par)—
preferred B stamped ($100
Gravel,
1943
$205,584
58,867
11,565
railway
railway—
From Jan. 1—
120
Holyoke Mutual Fire Insurance Cp
Sierra Pacific Power, preferred
($100 par)
<fc
ry.
.09
—
4
Sand
from
,
.
1941
1944
from
Net
Net
Boston
Gross
investments—total
3.980000
3.980000
.658300*
Virginia Smelting Co.,
12,000
15.1%
—-
272
+
banks, and declined $28,000,000 in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict and $20,000,000 in the Chicago District.
Holdings
of United States Government bonds increased $43,000,000
and
••
.898750
3.244203
STOCKS
33,400
$24,000,000 in the Cleveland District.
Holdings of Treas¬
ury certificates of indebtedness increased $33,000,000 in
New York City and $16,000,000 at all reporting member
ans
.909090
.
June—
.
Shares
purchasing or carryobligations declined $139,-
Assets—
r
.658300*
Aug. 2:
10
$81,000,000, both largely in New York City.
Holdings of Treasury bills declined $59,000,000 in New
York City, $48,000,000 in the Boston District, and $86,000,000 at all reporting member banks, and increased
A summary
.909090
.909090
Gross
27,686
136
6,19.5
000,000 and other loans for the same purpose
decrease at
.205800
.909090
.899375
3.980000
Transacted by R. L. Day &
Loans to brokers and dealers for
total
.205800
.546180*
and
$209,000,000 in deposits credited to domestic banks, and
an increase of $558,000,000 in demand deposits adjusted.
the
.301215
.205820
3.244203
Auction Sales
+ 5,453,703
.2%
—
weekly
in the San Francisco District and
.301215 ~
.205820
,,,
•Nominal rate.
Federal Reserve System
Government
.301215
,205800
$484,000,000 in United States Government deposits,
States
.301215
.899375
Noncontrolled
ing cities shows the following principal changes for the
week ended July 26: Decreases of $272,000,000 in loans,
United
4.035000
>
3.244203
...
par);
of
.572766*
.572766*
4.035000
.
Controlled....
indus¬
statement
.901250
.901484
.572766*
4.035000
4.035000
3.244203
Union of South Africa, pound.
7
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of the
.909090
.899375
($100
condition
.051275*
.909090
.901250
.572766*
•
.301215
v
.909090
,
.—J
Free
preferred
The
'
.205800
Official
10,278
—
+152,782
3,920
ber banks
.051275*
..
Newfoundland, dollar—
+
+
56.1%
to
trial loans
.572766*
...
5
F. R. note liabilities combined
•
,
.901562
.901875
4.035000
.301215
Mexico, pes©—,
5
.
.909090
4.035000
India (British), rupee
+
35,928,145
Commitments
.909090
.909090
.572766*
England, pound sterling
1,146
+ 5,421,798
70
+
•
84,313
.....
Total liabilities & cap. accts._
Ratio of total res. to deposit &
.051275*
.901875
....
531,948
156,509
+
+150,644
188,097
26.965
.
.051275*
.909090
—
Free—
400
159,252
.060602*
.051275*
.060601*
.060601*
.060602*
.060602*
.051275*
Colombia, peso
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in___.i..«..._
8urplus (Section 7)—
Surplus (Section 13b)
3.228000
3.228000
3.228000
.060602*
....
63.687
+
630
—
35,469,518
......
.251247*
.251247*
.251247*
.251247*
3.228000
3.228000
.297733*
184,372
—
91,634
—
14,915,829
1,381,752
6,916
Total deposits
—
.297733*
Canada, dollar—
548,149
136,885
18,767
Aug. 3
Aug. 2
.297733*
.297733*
.251247*
3.228000
v
Free___._.'__w.——
••
Deposits:
Member bank—reserve acct._.
July 29
.297733*
Money
Aug. 1
Brazil, cruzeiro—
+4,732,195
+169,734
12,884,227
Federal Reserve notes
States
United
$
Free
Uruguay, peso—
Liabilities—
in
July 31
peso—
New Zealand, pound
Total assets
New York
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in
July 28
■:
+6,726,087
+ 89,211
14,891,425
(incl. guar, sec.)
t.
INCLUSIVE
1944,
Value
Official
Official
Total U. S. Govt. securities
s
1930
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
AUG. 3,
.297733*
Argentina,
Australia, pound
U, S. Govt, securities:
Certificates——
FEDERAL
Noon
61,007
—1,387,841
+
18,669
—925
372
996
152
+
BY
Country and Monetary Unit
357,762
—
r
CERTIFIED
RATES
JULY 28 TO
—1,684,596
Redemption fund—F. R. notes__
Total reserves
record for the week just passed:
EXCHANGE
Aug. 4, '43
$
July 26, '44
$
+ 24,495
Aug. 2, *44
Assets—
We give below a
(+) or Decrease
(—) Since
'
cable transfers in the different countries of the
tifying daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
thousands of dollars)
(In
Federal Reserve Bank is now cer¬
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the
Pursuant to the
/
569
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4305
.Volume 160
Sheet, June 30, 1944
and held
by custodian, $808,257;
purchased but not delivered, $12,393; cash—in hands
$71,346; accrued dividends receivable, $2,599; deferred
securities
of custodian.
charges, $154;
total, $894,749.
Liabilities—Redemptions
payable, $1,378;
accrued expenses, $1,253;
distribution—payable
$80,583; paid-in surplus,
$300,960; undistributed
income, $1,486; total, $894,749,—V. lfcO, p. 435.
1944, $8,058; capital stock ($1 par),
$1,102,579; security profit and loss account,
15,
from
Gross
Stock—
tional
authorized the listing of
86,310 additional shares of common stock (par $1), upon official
notice
of issuance
and
distribution, making the total amount of
common stock applied for, 799,184 shares.
On
June
23,
1944,
the board of directors adopted a resolution
providing for the issuance and sale of the 86,310 shares of common
stock.—V.
Stock
160,
has
Exchange
120.
p.
Corp.—Debentures Called
National Distillers Products
for redemption as of Sept. 1, next,
3%% debentures, due March 1, 1949,
will be made at the Chase National
Bank
of
the City of
New York, fiscal agent, 11 Broad St., New
York, N. Y.
The right to convert said called debentures into common
stock' will terminate at the close of business on said redemption date.
It was announced that $375,000 of 7-year 3'/»% sinking fund deben¬
tures
due
March
1, 1949, have been called for redemption as of
Sept. 1, 1944, at 101 and interest.
Payment will be made at The New
York Trust Co., trustee, 100 Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 160, p. 435.
The
at
10-year convertible
interest.
Payment
and
102
Net
from
from
Net
The
"at least one-third."
will increase the company's plants to 21. It will be
of waterfront property where minerals will be brought
Center mills by
Clarence
and
will erect a new plant in Baltimore,
plant
new
15 acres
built on
improvements
by cargo ships, Mr. Baker said. The new plant, plus
the
two
Buffalo
(N. Y.) area mills, will require
in
in
that
$4,000,000
company
the
earmarked
has
159, p. 1976.
expansion, he said.—V.
tl
for
far
so
.,
„
the
of
most
«
,
Alcohol
Collateral—
1,
of the outstanding common stock
corporation, which class of stock has the sole voting power.
NY PA NJ Utilities Co. has filed a petition with SEC to purchase
The
sale
auction
at
Power
&
shares
712,411
of
stock
common
of
Central
Jersey
The purpose of the proposal Is to
for $5,365,000.
Light Co.
control of the stock.—V. 155, p. 1602.
give NY PA NJ 100%
30
12
■ ■ ■
■
■ ■■
26
/
12
11
10
33
33
12
12
22
Net
from
12
Net
ry.
6
13
11
13
—V.
20
12
16
22
24";
8
19
12
18
_
8
_
20
14
18
15
14
18
13
15
10
25
it
to
quarterly
a
■■
from
a
Net
ry,
in
basis.—
—V.
$341,393
$338,558
205,069
151,365
80,068
83,527
81,934
1,946,199
1,854,928
Sales
—
number of stores
The
at July
1,337,047
1,382,167
545,714
759,014
789,654
373,864
379,317
471,706
income
436.
have
and
March
kwh.
This Is a
production of 12,652,542
below
'
year
the
for
output
ft.
for
the
in
the
July
of 519,000
is
week
28
Trust
Co.
option
corresponding week
from
of
the office
at
of
J.
P.
& Co.
Morgan
of
All
outstanding 6% mortgage gold income bonds, series
B, due Nov. 1, 1949, have been called for redemption
series
and
of
the
A
as
redemption
and interest.
Holders may receive the full
price, plus accrued interest to Aug. 30, 1944 upon presen¬
tation
surrender
30,
Aug.
in
1944
and
New
Orleans,
at
100
of
trustee,
said
bonds
The
at
Hibernia
Gravier and
Carondelet,
National
New
The
has
company
made
available
to
holders
the
of
series
B
all
of
these
bonds
piemium
and
be
Chase
St.,
New
Orleans,
be
and
interest
The
at
Broad
New
will
redeemed
redeemed
of,l%,
accrued
made
11
bonds
will
the
plus
Sept.
on
and
par
series
Bank
N.
Y.,
Immediate
of
at
or
payment
interest
will
2%.
of
the
Redemption
City of
the
may
redeemed
be
New
York,
plus
at
a
1942
1941
$786,702'
$881,379
$489,589
188,604
280,989
404,330
154,907
77,298
138,308
191,003
from
ry.
railway
4,007,599
income..
331.
305,450
oper.
160,
p.
Holders
gold
bank
terest
due
RR.
Jan.
1,
gold
and
a
holders
1952,
of
of
Saint
first
due May
mortgage
Charles
Street
1, 1946, of
4%
50-year
RR.
Co.
are
maturity on these bonds.
Immedaite payment may be ob¬
the bank, 11 Broad St., New York, N.
Y„ or at the office
Whitney National Bank of New Orleans at any time prior to Oct. 1,
at
160, p. 436.
June—
railway
Net from railway—
Net ry. oper. income—
Period-*
Sales
—V.
160,
1943
1942
$765,244
$486,010
$217,748
373,692
477,782
265,010
67,334
328,324
222,909
259,216
$1,019,201
670,312
648.457
$8,885,445
4,159,151
$7,174,536
4,326,286
Lrl2.126
Drl6,S92
Z>r86,096
rents
(net)...
Net
Net
ry.
income-
oper.
$2,234,280
items
income
New York Central
June—
Gross
Net
Net
from
ry.
From
Gross
Net
Net
1941
4,369 944
2,984,254
3,483,340
2,696,183
1,714,520
524,541
1,850,782
949,185
1,651,273
549,169
$1,650,766 $12,958,500 $11,418,901
104,185
3,381,822
544,356
566,727
income
Gross
Int.
funded
on
$2,801,007
debt...
$1,754,951 $16,340,322 $11,963,256
176,136
income
Sinking
1,056,955
1,056,617
176,136
&
$2,624,871
$1,578,815 $15,283,505 $10,906,301
funds
res.
_____
50,908
50,155
313,539
302.475
3,875,000
725,000
160,
of
______
income__.
North
$1,848,963
$1,528,660 $11,094,966 $10,603,826
16.
p.
profits
1943
'
extent
American
Co.
The
directors
Common Dividend
—
payable in
the form of
the
at
Co.
shares
rate
of
North
of
The
dividend
will
be
of
Pacific
Oct.
Gas
Electric
&
share
of
North
stock,
cents
$33
paid
was
directors
and
cash
American
approximately
on
—V.
railway....
railway
oper.
160, p.
31,231
28,000
$184,209
$121,411
...
$181,031
taxes, if any,
banks and
in
4'/2%
on
hand,
United
$83,003;
notes,
$485,725;
.
,
cash deposited with
bonds,
States
expense
on the
$208,984;
notes
less reserve, $351,4.59; inventories, $528,541;
deferred charges, $25,989; property, plant and
for depreciation and depletion of $3,735,191)/
$2,387,281;
new
construction
in progress,
$212,685; other assets,
$74,889; total, $4,706,554.
D
*
;
> ;
and
receivable,
accounts
$348,000;
investments,
.
within
one
year,
purchase obligations, due
secured notes, due within
payable,
$245,095;
eight-year 4 »/2%
$9,600;
$139,105; accrued salaries and wages, $13,353: accrued in¬
accrued taxes, State and local, $17,434; accrued taxes,1
$168,541; deposits on sales contracts, $22,126;;
year,
terest,
$4,095;
excise and miscellaneous.
4Va%
secured
due
capital
total, $4,706,554.—V. 160,
purchase obligations,
notes, due after June 30, 1945, $1,097,630;
after June 30. 1945, $24,672; common stock
surplus, $1,439,044; earned surplus, $620,452;
p. 228.
•'
/
•-
717/a
in
also
cents
will
share
each
last
on
Gas
Electric
for
Electric
&
100
every
Sept.
record
of
the
on
the
Gas
five
regular
the
of
rate
33
cents per
price
current market
&
Electric.
1944.
dividends
5%%
and
in
directors
July 27 declared
on
share and the usual semi-annual
able
Aug.
on
18
Feb.
to
21,
stockholders
$50
par
to stockholders of
extra dividend
an
record
159,
1942
1941
of 75
value
record
of 50
p.
Aug.
7.
Like
cents per
$920,491,43.6—an
Net
ry.
railway
1944
oper.
of almost $24,000,000 over the 1943 closing
ending June
period
30,
the new business of
the
15% increase over the
New business in June totaled $13,246,996—a 27%.
increase over June. 1943.
Business in force reached $2,107,299,501—
one of tM'hlghest totals in the company's history.
The company now holds $315,333,604 in U. S. Government securities
—representing slightly more than one-third of its assets—V.
159,
period in 1943.
same
p.
1452.
v
Pennsylvania RR .—Earnings—
were
4r
1944
June—
Gross
from
from
ry.
,
oper.
1941
1942
1943
'•
;
w
1942
1943
1941i
$89,948,906 $80,383,573 $71,413,011
25,967,613
25,767,381
26,036.102
railway
railway
$53,576,905
13,674,281
10,089,616
10,369,258
income—
'
69,411,311
•••••;
16,335,049
«
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
from
$9,448,389
$6,888,966
4,770,568;
4,838,015
2,983,708
2,070,404
2,046,198
2,683,262
1,998,255
1,701,595
—V.
75,076,826
66,772,079
49,489,460
35,227,658
23,662,918/ 24,510,573
13,345,554
8,917,748
9,621,169
7,127,025
railway—— 501,531,403 468,321,215 379,621,861 278,137,615
76,684,571
-jailwayl—<-■— 131,353,291 142,146,809 113,839,612
Net ry.
income
a
the company's operations.
'
assets of this company—for the first time
the 900-million mark, reaching a total of
increase
six-month
the
In
Net
$13,437,477 $12,207,805
railway
as
1944,
••
\
from
from
well
figure.
both pay¬
amounts
584.
Ry.—Earnings—
June—
Gross
Net
on
half of
history—crossed
its
as
,
dividend of $1.50 per share,
of
this year.—V.
report
the first
In
assets
in
97-year-old company amounted to $65,509.874—a
quarterly
6%
in
similar
A
quarters.
Oct. 2
business
1,
.
The
Co.—Assets Rise—
considerable gain in new
were marked up for this company during the first six months
it was announced by John A. Stevenson, President, in his
high
all-time
An
semi-annual
at
Pacific
the
share
paid
based
of
the
of
declared
a
be
common,
per
Pacific
&
stock,
common
lieu of fractional shares of Pacific
In
preferred stocks, respectively, payable
Sept. 8.—V. 159, p. 2087.
"
op^r/income—
160, p. 121.
51,869,894
47,863,104
60,285,685
42,679,310
From Jan. 1—
'yJA
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
160,
income...
10,657,289
14,349,269
16.
p.
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
June—
Gross
;
1943
1942
$320,909
$214,923
$193,203
$412,225
200,126
70,323
69,577
311,514
Net
from
227,833
78,292
92,842
300,241
Net
ry.
;
1941
June—
Gross
1944
from
income
From
income
1,328,245
1,500,038
2,232,488
Gross
718,514
530,643
889,758
1,685,480
Net
from
891,852
635,087
938,340
1,598,211
Net
ry.
121.
1—
Jan.
1,503,986
from
.
1941 /
$429,954
276,334
22,985
147,590
118,093
29,046
102,048
76,800
*3,900
2,084,691
1,519.869
$464,280
$530,008"
\>./;
railway.
railway
income...
•Deficit.—V. 160, p. 16.
oper.
/■
*23,328
railway....
railway
oper.
1942
1943
I
2,889,738
2,929,415'
from
ry.
440,966
734,857
317,694
8,239
148,952
443,509
88,572
*204,860
Gross
Net
Net
$1,131,952
$807,710
375,238
350,590
126,487
115,292
223,008
16,129
5,130,575
5,089,777
780,153
*344,673
o^er. income—
from
*
.
railway
160, p.
"
1941
$711,467'
184,088
*26,946
-
4,471,776
fromirailway
ry. oper. income
•Deficit.—V.
1942;
1943
$1,129,907
-railway—
From Jan. 1—
-Earnings-
1944
/
frorp railway-
Net
Northwestern Pacific RR.-
1944
from
from
30,596
.—...
taxes
for the year 1944 will depend to a large
the amount of drilling done during the year since intangible
in Pacific
held.
stockholders
to
2
the
on
the
Gas
stock
common
paid
dividend
a
shares of
common
share
one
American
subject to approval of the SEC.
-
ry.
income
Penn Mutual Life Insurance
July 28 declared
on
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$240,262-
$214,806
17,392
charges
Assets—6ash
Gas & Electric Co. Stock—
Connecting RR.- -Earnings—
railway....
from railway....
ry. oper. income...
Net
10,475
$138,803
development costs of producing wells will be deducted as an
on
the
company's Federal tax returns, although capitalized
books.
^ '
Consolidated Balance Sheet. June 30, 1944
Net
436.
from
Net
1_.
$128,328
'
,907
$222,018
18.244
$200,609
14,196
1..
for Federal
Net
Net
1
income
Total
($1 par), $905,407;
Northern Pacific
railway
358,505,202 341,300 624 266,978,513 208,658,449
railway......
99,150,961 123,154,448
77,156,317
58,304,109
income..
34,200,396
46 120 931
32,394,311
27,905,928
New York
Net
233,896
172.458
64,549
49.916
1—
June—
Gross
985
,
eight-year
Balance
-V.
RR.—Earnings-
oper.
160, p.
306,434
233,970
58,243 >/
56,285
985
164,590
115,354
28,456
29,348
leases expired or surrend,
Non-operating income
one
appropriations ^
appropriations.
Miscell.
from
rv.
1,112,822
L
cost
charges
Liabilities—Accounts
Net
paid
$63,372,603 $59,312,400 $50,441,622 $38,170,509
20,940,200
22 369 744
17,930,440
11,779,412
income—
7,858,229
7,606^999
7,801,905
5,364,622
Jan.
$1,856,566
1,271,361
con¬
equipment .(less reserves
1,410,054
railway
railway
oper.
from
—V.
5,585,368
1944
from
6 Mos. End.
$2,127,888
825,155
and
operating income./
trustee,
Other
6 Mos. End.
June 30, '44 June 30, '43
$1,292,216
transportation
operating
Undevel,
Dr81,922
facil.
Jt.
77,848
"
330.
p.
and
notes,
Statement
June 30, '44
costs
■
railway
Net from railway...—
Net ry. oper. income—
outstanding $567,147 4'%%
retire
to
'
'vV-
Note—Federal
Northern Insurance Co. of N. Y.—Extra Dividend—
from
New Notes j
—
be used for working, capital.
i
relative to the note issue provides for retirement
proceeds of the oil produced and it is expected that the
(lesS sales taxes)
Net
$1,576,094
From Jan. 1—
Gross
used
Depletion
1944—6 Mos.—-1943
Ry. oper. income
Equipment rents (net).
The
$732,742
s
1952.
3 Mos. End.
Railway—Earnings—
1944-^-Month—1943
$13,909,968 $10,054,270 $79,074,324 $74,085,003
7,419,669
6,976,480
45,031,837
41,786,413
25,124,054
of
1944
from
Refining Co.
&
Consolidated Income
277,982
25,157,042
New Orleans Texas & Mexico
Ry.—Earnings-
Gross
Producing
.
mortgage bonds,
1 1
fund
Non-operating
Western
&
tax
dividend
.
Sept.
596,353
2,058,589
Whitney National Bank of
be obtained upon presen¬
by The Chase National Bank of the City of New York,
that New Orleans Public Service Inc. has deposited with
sum of
money sufficient to pay the principal of and in¬
1944.—See also V.
542,346
2,545,439
4,914,205
be
to
tained
of
50-year
payable
value,
par
no
of accumulations [
15. Distributions of $1.25 each were made on
last.
In 1943, the following dividends were
Depreciation
accruals..
trustee,
notified
trustee,
the
6%
bonds,
being
as
of
Claiborne
&
3,628,247
1,171,226
620,747
4,112,008
1,173,453
793,879
railway
Ry. oper. revenues
Ry. oper. expenses
tation of the bonds to the bank.
Canal
stock,
I
Dividend—Earnings
account
on
98,350
income—
par
will
1,
declared
been
has
>
retired before maturity.
be
Operating
$738,834
railway
Norfolk
bonds,
The series A
1944.
12,
accrued
bonds
B
premium
a
National
York,
La.
at
-
share.—V. 160, p. 227.
certain
notes will
Direct
1943
Orleans, La., or at the Irving Trust Co., One Wall St., New York, N. Y.
payable In French francs, the cash equivalent in dollars.
The corporation is also notifying holders of its first and refunding
mortgage 5% gold bonds, series A, due Oct. 1, 1952, and first and
refunding mortgage 5% gold bonds, series B, due June 1, 1955, that
:
preference
June
sinking
Provision
Bank
Streets,
Union
30,
and June
20
March
on
Co.—Accumulated
$1.50
were
Purchase,
Ry.—Earnings—
railway..—
from
Net
Railway
Issues—
made
March 1, June 1 and Sept. 1, $1.25 each; and Dec. 1, $1.50;
payment of the dividend just declared, arrearages will amount
out of
redemption as of Sept, 1, 1944, out of
bond redemption fund, $1,853,000 of
holder,
the
Period End. June 30—
New Orleans Public Service Inc.- -To Redeem Several
Bond
Gross
Net
ago.—V. 160, p. 436,
year
a
and
1
The
1944
from
Gross
reported at 96,273,000 cu. ft.,
above production of 95,754,000
ft., or.0.54%
cu.
declared on the no par j
holders of record Aug. 23.
to
20
were
'
mortgage
June-
—V.
increase
cu.
kwh.
kwh., or 1.20%
corresponding week a
each
privately—Company recently placed with two j
insurance companies $1,250,000 8-year 4^% secured j
life
•
151,645
of
notes due in
From Jan. 1—
ago.
Gas
•*an
of
decrease
12,500,897
Sept.
and
Norfolk & Southern
Net
Julj* 23, this Assoclatioh report# electric output
tfie week ended
For
of
25-Cent Common Dividend
share has been
following dividends were paid: March 20 and
Sept. 20, 25 cents; and Dec. 20, 35 cents.
the
cumul.
Panhandle
bonds, 3'/2 %
series of
1936,
due
106% and interest.
Payment will be made at The
of Buffalo,
trustee, 237 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.,
at
1966,
the
at
for
called
amortization
refunding
1,
Marine
been
the
in
first
England Gas & Electric Association—Output—
New
1
7,190
each;
Paper
$5
Proceeds
Niagara Falls Power Co.—-Calls $1,853,000 BondsThere
funds
Net ry. oper.
.V
42,606
133,070
per
cents
1943,
dividend
the
tainer
1944.—V, 160, p. 330.
15,
300,120
146,000
the balance wilt
or,
1944—4 Wks.—1943
1944—28 Wks.—1943
$7,819,868
$7,129,480 $53,103,794 $49,884,742
in operation decreased from 901 in 1943 to 852
385,907
Placed
Incorporated, 23 Wall St., New York, N. Y.—V. 160, p. 16.
July 15—
5,387
137.456
payable
1867.
to $7.25 per
National Tea Co.—Sales Show Gain—
Period End.
25,024
554,729
186,558
cents
25
159; p.
A
on
88,811
2,912,360
oper.
160, p.
38,626
714,816
155,769
3,034,451
railway
railway
from
ry.
$465,215
income
from
Net
25
stock,
cents
After
1941
1942
1—
Jan.
38,992
465,361
20
21,
paid:
RR.—Earnings—
204,207
railway
oper.
of
of
Oxford
change
$459,702
railway
11,554
income...
In
year.
—V.
20
payment
1943
1944
from
70,438
railway,.
common
June
15
mark
announced,
is
New York Susquehanna & Western
Net
27,123
87,616
814,113
to holders of record Aug.
JuneGross
$122,864
•95,820
17
semi-annual
a
1941
1942
$139,670
railway
oper.
dividend
this
25
declared,
just
from
9
14
7
——
policy
Earnings—
1943
1944
1—
Distributions
::'9v;r/
10
15
8
equipment
dividends
$1,436,810
Otis Elevator Co.—To Pay
A
11
8
_
Steel
The
1,866,923
$1,483,859
160, p, 48.
value
19
10
4
.
1,533,120
$96,539
3,492,280
18
18
16
20
utility.
Tobacco
/
5
7
_
155,577
railway
from
18
7
Railroad
Gross
10
9
_
$3,303,733
$147,966
railway—_
Jan.
10
10
.
$3,016,979
oper.' income
11
Oil
Public
ry.
From
22
stock
Railroad
from
3
—
Metals
$252,116
99,943
deducts...
;
from
10
equipment-
.
$6,796,013
June—
5
_
$6,513,877
3,496,898
160, p. 227.
Gross
13
_
_
$537,714
235,598
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.
35
13
..
Machinery
Merchandising
-V.
Net
6
12
6
_.
7,360,608
$501,266
287,753
...
Balance
Net
-
stock.
Chemical
8,728,723
-
Net, income.,
Divs. on pfd. stock
■
.18
...
_
■
Nov. 25/43 May 25/43
17 cents
21 cents
14 cents
Building supply
Business equipment—_
Light Co. (par$l) constituting 67.6%
the
;—Payable per Share
i
May 25/44
distillery-
Aviation
Net
1928, will offer for sale without any representation or war¬
ranty at public auction, at the auction block of Adrian H. Muller &
Son, auctioneers, at 75 Montgomery St., Jersey City, N. J., on Aug. 17,
1644,
712,411 shares of common stock of Jersey Central Power &
of
i
Aug. 25,'44
Automobile
Bank
Gross
under the trust indenture dated
York Trust Co., as trustee
.I% %
8 cents
and
3,419,988
586,281
$113,570
other
&
3,356,598
280,676
678,120
$213,513
taxes
income
March
159, p. 2086.
National Public Service Corp.—Sale of
The New
Int.
/
289,322
—
for
the
declared
Agricultural
From
Feb.
*237,605
•5,841
23
*253,167
Industrial Series—
deprec.
amort..
Gross
16.
have
for
*
$2,173,508 $29,642,405 $26,572,084
768,838
10,979,818
9,058,865
227,834
V. 160, p. 227.
has called for redemption as of Sept. 1, 1944, out of
the sinking fund, $58,000 of 3%% sinking fund debentures
due 1955 at 102 and interest and $39,000 of 3V*% sinking fund de¬
bentures due April 1,
1957, at 103 and interest,
Payment will be
made at The Chase National Bank of the City of New York, trustee,
York, N.
457,698
; .v
company
-11 Broad St;, New
2,881.082
411,610
expenses....
Provision
1944—12 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
$2,417,599
948,890
revenue
Provision
following dividends on the special
stock of this corporation (industrial series), payable Aug. 25 to holders
of record Aug. 5
(see first column below—with three previous pay¬
ments shown as comparison):
hioneys in
1
3,539,133
income...
directors
dividend
National Oil Products Corp.—Calls Debentures—
The
3,967,798
New York Stocks, Inc*—-Distributions—
The
post-war
„
.
Gross
Operating
,
Insurance
Md., to manufac¬
ture gypsum products as part of its post-war expansion and improve¬
ment
program,
Melvin H. Baker, President, announced on July 24.
The plans also call for increasing production of the company's Akron
company
29,266
312,993
'Deficit.—'V. 160, p.
Food
Co.—Proposed New Plant—
National Gypsum
•20,779
35,707
4,695,570
railway
Electrical
The
105,674
&
railway
oper.
ry.
$577,347
' 81,512
V
126,625
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
1—
called
has
corporation
$497,000 of
income
Jan.
$663,474
$801,104
$875,597
86,489
*49,068
railway
railway
oper.
From
Gross
York
New
The
ry.
of Addi¬
Inc.—Listing
Fibres,
from
Net
Automotive
National
Net
1941
1942
1943
1944
June—
Ohio Edison
-Earnings—
New York Ontario & Western Ry.-
accrued
$378;
tax,
income
Federal
for
reserve
July
.
■*'
■
Monday, August 7, 1944
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
570
*558,505
3,762,538
286,324
*747,879
3,000,582
*43,242
*1,064,646
122.
.Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—Bonds
Called— /
mortgage
and
collateral trust bonds,
3V*% series
been called for redemption in the amount of $103,000
sinking fund on Sept. 1, 1944 at 105 and accrued interest.
Refunding,
due
1964,
for
the
have
A
Volume
York Trust Co., trustee, 100 Broad¬
Payment will be made at the New
control of the Gosnold Trills Corp. of
Bedford, Mass., manufacturers of cotton and rayon
fabrics.
An offer of $1,748,1)00 for all of the outstand¬
New
registered
ments therefor
bonds and $5,000 fully
part.
In the case of
will deliver coupon or
bonds for the unpaid balance.—V. 159, p. 1867.
ing stock of Gosnold Mills was made in June, with pay¬
being made available on July 24.
acquisition of Gosnold assures Powdrell & Alexander, Inc., of a
supply of greige goods to maintain its Increasing saltfs
volume, as well as permitting Gosnold to continue its relationships
with many of its long time customers.
The ownership of Gosnold will
provide further integration and balanced production for Powdrell &
Alexander, Inc.—V. 160, p. 470.
The
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. (&
f
;
sales
therms
in
Operating
Gas
$10,818,859 $10,542,412 $42,840,895 $43,842,089
3,016,540
3,019,841 12,089,045 12,355,805
202,220
138,871
1,101,999
795,678
2,055.506
2,127,448
8,542,127
8,822,284
272,000
■;
296,941
1,149,636
1,267,557
753,448
756,728
3,020,353 ,3,015,825
revenues
purchased
Gas
1944—3 Mos1943
1944—12 Mos.—1943
236,484,003 235,773,077 926,121,184 916.432,359
End. June 30—
V Period
Gas
-
produced
Operation
Maintenance
Depreciation
,
Federal
Federal
miscell.
&
local
State,
T
,
1,007,434
taxes—
:
taxes
profits
994,696
384,570
1,731,108
taxes
income
Excess
425,470
1,377,943
'
3,821,027 ' 3,976,663
1,596,640
2,282,415
6,113,774
5,011,903
$1,396,033
271,827
$1,405,073
244,156
$5,406,294
1,041,498
$6,313,959
997,457
$1,667,861
V' 961,231
$1,649,229
. 724,486,
$6,447,792
3,254,214
$706,629
$924,749
$3,193,578
sufficient
;
income
Gross
Income deductions
—
.
share on
shs. of cap.
Earnings per
$14.23
656,000
stock
-
—V.
f
This
with
compares
assets
net
divs.
on
$1.41
$6.46
$4.8.7
<
'jUntil some day it may be done.,,;—V. 160, p.
228.
\,v.
which
the period-!
shown
are
in
excess
Federal
Other
—
1,949,769
1,828,132
——
4,546,129
taxes—_1
deductions..
Income
Net
income
Dividends
$15,540,454 $17,311,850
2,168,768
2,168,768
;
stocks
preferred
on
i
1
'V '
#
- ?
p
■
Gross
536.—V.
159,
$15,143,082
■
$1,565
$1,348
1944 have'been restated for com¬
parative purposes
ry.
*
Weekly Output—
.
The
output
electric
week ended July
29,
6,023,000 kwh., or 5.1%,
of
over
p," 470.
160,
The
company
transp.
;
Benedum
from
Land, comprising approximately 1,000,000 acres
lying in the-Magdalena River Valley, Colombia, South America. This
Hand is about 250 miles upstream from Barranquilla, Colombia, prin¬
cipal port- on the Carribean Sea. The tract lies approximately midway
between the Barco Concession in Eastern Colombia and Los Infantas
Field in Central Colombia.
This latter field contains 1,200 oil wells
and 49 dry holes and has produced 312,000.000 barrels of oil through
1942. fThe 10-inch pipeline serving this field runs along the eastern
edge of Simiti Lands, 3 It is now carrying 57,000 barrels daily. Phillips
formalities had been com¬
the Colombian Government the company would proceced
stated
officials
that
pleted with
with geological and
geophysical work preparatory to
'
„
470.
—v. 160, p.
"*.y.
t.
J
I
from
Net
ry.
510,527
490,097
Net
from
4,629
247,904
119,634
Net
ry.
13,077,407
11,804,504
57,609,014
59,835,253
Erie,RR.—Eairnirigs~-&:
Pittsburgh & Lake
i
Net ry. .oper.
1944
$3,019,325
617,042
of
■■
6d.
share,
per
3.0555d.
of
less
436,571
income.
*
1941
$2,703,773
949,007
499,21^
1—
Jan.
From
.vo".
.
railway.^
■■
—
17,445,038
5,166,631
16,269,084
4,639,892
13,547,905
3,598,047
2,880,668
3,330,333
2,979,886
3,509,401
Net ry. oper:'; income.,-- V
K-V. 160, p. 470.
*
*
•'*?<
'
—
$1,247,258
$8,524,176 $10,980,944
<:
748,818
829,301
60,457
29,664
(net JOr)
26,162
32,842
161,347
199,668
income,
$1,070,753
$1,184,752
$7,614,011
$9,951,975
facil.
Jt.
Net
—V.
rents
oper.
ry.
Redeem More Preferred—
on Nov. 1 at $110, and accrued
VkS cumulative convertible pre¬
second call of the year and will
6Vic/o preferred stock to 2,500
company
had 7,052 shares of preferred 6tock in the
public at the beginning of the year.—V. 151, p. 1734.
The
shares.
the
of
*35,367
1,316,223
1,200,638
270,670
38,505
42,807
*320,702
7,297
*209,799
*147,237
160,
51.
p.
12 V2
of
has been declared on the com¬
cents per share
Aug. 15 to holders of record Aug. 5.
share paid on March 10 and May 16,
the corporation made four payments of 25 cents
payable
$1,
1943,
In
159,
2123.
p.
Distillers Corp.- -To Pay $1,200,000
Schenley
There have been
4%
10-year
called for redemption
sinking
as
of Sept. 1,
March
due
debentures,
fund
voted
to call
1942
1941
$352,309
$319,777
Net
from
raiiway-i-c—
66,301
61,418
56,583
Net
ry." oper*.income.—
15,841
48,834
45,447
38,313
2,389,835
Net from "railway.,.138,146
Net ry. - oper.^ incomei-i
*3,018
2,226,655
239,904
2,035,149
par
order of the War Production Board per¬
the recent
the corporation
August,
on
July 31 disclosed that it plans to Tesume
r,.shipments shortly of a number of brands 'Whicfy it had discontinued
when
the Industry ceased to produce beverage spirits and
was con¬
100%
verted
"All
to
the
of
alcohol
war
brands
342,171
after
Aug.
1
240,999
consist
either
of
straight
would
the quantities of merchandise
In
increase
some
increases
period
released,
pointed out that while the August production
Jacobi also
permit
subject
be
availability of containers and
the
to
both of which have represented an increasingly difficult
stated, however, that the company expects to continue
which it has had in effect for the past year of allotting
the merchandise it releases for distribution among all retailers, regard¬
man-power,
He
problem.
the
program
less
size
of
past purchases.'—V.
of
'•*
■
„
166,796
131,636
58,693
railway
v!
will
production.
shipped
whiskies made before the cessation of beverage
alcohol production,- or blends of pre-war whiskies and neutral grain
spirits," Lester E. Jacobi, President, stated.
American
1,793,116
-
from
at
1952,
Shipment of Several Discontinued Brands
To Resume
The
1943
$409,439
1944
$416,450
39,018
Juiie—^
1944, $1,200,000
1,
New York, N. Y.
'
t
•
I"
160. p. 123.'
:>
)
' :
1
•
...,
'
1
.
;
'•
^
I, 1944, all of its
has called for redemption on Sept.
company
'* •'"!■'
■
Debentures—
Scovill Mfg. Co.—To Redeem
Gross
Deben-
Payment will be made at the Bankers Trust Co., trustee,
Commenting on
RR.—Earnings—
Rutland
656,098
813,595
tures—
such
dividends, 2,500 more shares of 6
ferred stock, par $100.
This is the
reduce
the outstanding
amount of
hands
*41,222
9,117
par
year.
each,—V.
Mr.
have
*23,962
income—
stock,
will
directors
*3,462
*74,414
railway
dividend
this
470.
160, p.
Roos Bro$.y Inc.—To
'■I-
17,551,708
3,528,251
railway..
from
from
Net
1,798,135
•
r,
•
.
$101,635
*764
mitting distillers to manufacture beverage alcohol during the month of
v
'
Gross
$2,472,053 $18,617,724 $19,330,377
10,093,548
1,224,795
(8,349,433
$1,157,372
777,609
.....
$2,955,505
accruals—
'•
$142,278
18,949
\ A'
* v v.'
V",'-.
T
v.*
Savage Arms Corp.—To Pay 12y2-Cent Dividend—
/!
$8,671,471 $58,539,489 $57,347,005
39,921,763
38,016,628
6,199,418
N.'i','
* '
from ry. oper.
tax
$189,990
*20,922
1944—6 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
$9,605,329
6,649,824
oper.
-
1941
$224,484
railway
oper.
16 Wall St.,
income____
Equip, rents (net
Ry.
-
This compares with 25 cents per
share
per
from
mon
Ltd.—Dividend—
3s.
'
-■
r
••
The
1942
$3,078,246,
1,006,909
,1943. '
$2,573,596
502,819
769,860
railway.'
from
Net
railway
from
Railway
y,v-4C*rr
471.
1942
Income...
'Deficit.—V.
160,
other carriers—express privileges.—V.
Period End.. Juhe30—
•vw.
p.
1943
railway
oper.
98,019
of
A*}
Bank
N. Y—V. 160,
From Jan. 1—
A
rev.
redemption date.
Pay¬
of the City of New
to said
National
Chase
The
railway
5,066,704
Gross
Ry. oper. revenues
Ry. oper. expenses
t
;
from
Net
and Interest.
Net
at
made
1944
6,091,964
585.
drilling test wells.
■■■
;
June—
Gross
necessary
as
soon
as
be
June—
1944—5 Mos.—1943
South African non-resident
will be paid on or after
Aug. 16 upon presentation of coupon No. 82 at the London office of
the. company,
4, London Wall Buildings, London, E, C. 2, England.
Coupons must be presented four clear days before being paid.
V.A similar distribution was made on Feb. 11, last, and on Aug. 13,
1943.
while on Feb. 12, 1943, a dividend of 4s was paid.—V. 159,
the Simiti
Pittsburgh
*
leased
Co. of
thereon
dividends
11 Broad St., New York,
1,080,522
and
rail
shareholders'« tax
Oil Lands—
July 24 confirmed the report that it has
Trees interests and Leonard Oil Development
called for redemption as of Oct. 1, next, 4,452
5% cumulative preferred stock at $110 per
has
will
1,255,645
revenue
Rand Mines,
P.
194,167
*17,659
outstanding
accrued
ment
13,780
to
dividend
243,864
York,
p. 229.
A
its
plus
Gross
19,476,773
deductions
*Rail
1,140,853
558,542
160, p. 51; V. 159, p. 2310.
company
share,
funded
on
repayments
827,408
'
.;2,184,620
'
975,639
San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf RR.—Earnings—
Reading Go.—Earnings-
on
2,071,685
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Calls Part of Preferred Stock—
!
;
$142,894
29,867
*8,713
1,299,814
464,649
244,628
'
.
income—
oper.
The
28,681,343 159,653,492 136,656,672
15,693,669
92,967,844
73.371,223
33,925,710
debt
.
1 Phillips Petroleum Co.—Leases Additional
J
^
^
and Its subsidiaries for the
125,266,000 kwh., an increase
the corresponding week of last year.
for the company
1944 amounted to
\
railway
1941
1942
$314,257
154,124
113,320
$417,779
243,995
125,318
121,616
48,138
railway
shares, of
_
-
from
1943
1944
$310,158
railway
income—!
102,105
disct.
and $6,530,239 in
income and excess
and $4,176,568 for
365.
p.
./
./
•
railway
from
Sub.)—Earnings—
1944—Month—1943
income-
Operating expenses
Express taxes
&
$8,301,711 $11,825,151
1944
estimated
in month
1914
$
Int.
June,
$950,755
160,
1—
Net
dividends
$17,203;
Railway Express Agency, Inc. (&
and
29,985
2455.
p.
Period End. May 31—
Revenues
for
1944,
with
Jan.
Net
quotations,
expenses,
in
30,
oper.
From
$74,861
$67,209
•————•
• $13,371,688
—:
Note—Figures for*periods prior to
y. f.
?***'*
stocks.—
Balance available for common
Earnings per common share
.:
ry.
11,273
payable, $103,488;
payable for securities purchased, $7,465; payable for shares of bene¬
ficial interest reacquired, $8,436; net assets, $9,805,943; total, $9,942,VrLiabilities—Accrued
-.'—.m—$22,881,837 $24,435,710
7,341,383
7,123,860
—.!—!
income,:
,*
from
from
Net
$86,135
gains or losses on securities,
changes in net assets.
June 30,
Sheet,
market
at
$2,231,365
$1,306,747
year.—V.
.
Other
Gross
Gross
$9,434,671; cash in bank,
$429,713; accrued interest and dividends receivable, $69,468; receivable
for securities sold, $8,199; prepaid expenses, $485; total, $9,942,536.
4,864,703
taxes
local
and
5,401,810
taxes—:
profits
8,095,731
8,975,076
5,330,576
8,303,774
8,358,522
taxes
income
Federal
State
of
of
28,517
St. Louis San Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings—
June—
26,995
14,517 '
$93,198
statement
the
of
June
compared
taxes
months
six
to
1
103,100
$8,330,228 $11,855,136
5,268
$1,494,126
;—
Jan.
161,163
16,678
%
$2,236,633
fixed
for
deductions
After
profits
not include realized or unrealized
Assets—Securities
;
1944
- '
1943
and other utility income— $96,434,278 $89,630,728
including maintenance—44,992,437
36,100,800
Operating expenses,
Provision for depreciation
Federal
*
1942
,
$81,727
18,247
for
29,614
$1,498,087
3,961
income—
from
avail,
period
$59,140
17,797
-
Income
*Does
Ended June 30—
Operating revenues
Deducts,
$8,843,000 or
$63,929
$111,445
Income
547,248
1,468,473
—
income
Total
Subs.)—Earnings—
Philadelphia Electric Co. (&
12 Months
management,
the board, according to the
before
come
income
Net
Total
1,787\721
3,167,551
income.__
oper.
ry.
'Deficit.—V.
'
to
31, 1944 of
20,666
on
Balance
will continue
Net
1944—6 Mos,—1943
;
$90,779
capital stocks
bonds
_!_.
Income,
2675. 2455.
p.
;
;
struc.
charges
Statement of Income for 3 Months Ended June 30
1944
1943
'•
^
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Split-Up Unlikely Now—;
Regarding reports of a split-up in the company's stock, the man¬
agement stated that a split-up was under consideration by directors
some time
ago, but no action was taken on it.
It is a subject which
1
March
on
share on 651,742 shares.
a
"■Net
-
.
*
-
159,
'
$1.08
,
equip..
&
expenses
Other
reports net assets as of June 30, 1944, based on valuing
at market quotations, were $9,806,000, equivalent to
share on 689,366 shares of beneficial interest of $1 par value.
a
$13.57.
V*
«
of
Maint.
Other
owned
Expenses
Net income
.
wa,y
Transp. expenses
$4,235,417
.
of
$9,922,513 $58,672,860 $53,474,698
1,149,387
7,997,426
5,983,120*
1,554,429
10,634,371
9,106,625
2,912,177
18,999,822
16,639,807
485,886
3,200,856
2,835,668
2,219,955
8,169,065
11,752,035
$10,135,868
1,332,097
revenues—
oper.
Maint.
Fund
Interest
income
Other
Total
Putnam Fund of Boston—Earnings—
(George)
The
-
securities
1944—Month—1943
Period End. June 30—
'Bal.
$7,311,415
3,075,998
income
Operating
Subs.)—Earnings—
Earnings of System
the acquisition of
York, N. Y.
; The
bonds called include $98,000 coupon
registered bonds, the latter being called in
registered bonds called in part, the trustee
New
way,
571
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4305
160
3V4% debentures due July 1, 1950, now outstanding, amount¬
$4,500,000, at 102'/at, together with accrued interest.
Payment
made at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co., Incorporated; trus¬
ten year
ing
to
will
be
tee,
23
Wall St.,
York, N. Y.—V.
New
160, p. 51.
From Jan. 1—
Pittsburg Shawmut &
,
—
income.--
op.er.
$104,906
10,376^
*14,332
railway
from
Net
Net ry.
1943
$100,146
*3,027
railway
from
Gross
Northern RR.- -Earnings1944
June—
.r:;
1941
1942
$130,633
$133,823
30,999
51,334
33,157
3,611
18,250
719,604
151,533
•' 68,046
772,414
,
655,860
39,291
■
railway
from
Net ry. oper. income.—;
1 *Deficit.—V. 160, p. 470.
*36,528
'Deficit.—V.
have
directors
declared
accumulations
of
169,849
81,046
on
dividend of $1.37% per share on
5%% prior preferred stock, first
a
the
Sept.
1944
June—
>ross
<fet
ry.
.
oper.
income.!.
railway—_
from
fet from railway—_—
<let
ry.
-V.
oper.
160,
p.
?
135,420
161,093
$599,046*
205,631
156,785
$464,142
185,526
142,244
income—
50.
3,567,793'
1,124,622
832,389
Postal Service Bldg. Corp.,
4,017,065 '
1,542,115
943,492
2,958,363
984,572.
2,488,152
' 900,815
782,068.
743,837
Baltimore—Bonds Called—
for payment on Sept. 1, xl944 out of
sinking fund- monies $19,000 of Baltimore Parcel Post Station lease-,
hold mortgage 5%%
sinking fund gold bonds due Marqh 1, 1949,
and the balance were on July 19 called for redemption on the same
date.
Payment will be made at the Safe Deposit & Trust Co., trustee,
13 South St., Baltimore, Md.—V. 158, p. 583.
»
On
July
567,202
303,828
170,783
193,343
57,627
railway..—
10,485,172
8,724,286
6,132,764
railway..—.
5>373,623
5,126,150
2,823,118
income—
51.
1,431,931
1,637,805
1,960,527
4,121,774
1,617,681
1,144,049
15, there were drawn
t
income,..
Net
from
Net
ry: oper.
—V.
160,
p.
Placed
&
Alexander,
Privately
—
Inc.
—
Sinking Fund
Company manufacturer of
Loan
curtain
fabrics," effected July 31 by Goldman* Sachs & Co., a
15-year sinking fund loan of $1,100,000 from The Equit-i
able Life Assurance Society of the United States at a
rate of 3%%. The purpose of the loan is to reimburse
the company
in part for the funds
recently expended in
3,238,595
856,006
48,390,416
31.471,543
.
railway..—
railway
income
oper.
1941
$5,199,404
1,231,520
17,597,264
13,276,824
,.
8,124,674
5,020,214
160, p. 471.
(R. B.) Semler, Inc.—Earnings—
called
been
have
Co.—Partial Redemption—
redemption
for
as
of Sept.
1,
1944 a total
of first mortgage 5% bonds due March 1, 1959, at
Payment will be made at the St. Louis Union Trust
$2,606,300
100
Co.,
at The Chase National
City of New York, 11 Broad St., New York, N. Y.—V. 160,
interest.
Period
Ended
Net
June
sales
Net
1944—
30,
—Month— —6 Mos.—
$555,674
$2,910,255
•'
profit
-
—-
—
58,419
$0.15
after taxes, etc
Earnings per share on 400,000 shares ccmmon__
sheet
balance
The
St. Louis Public Service
There
of
as
cluding $464,929 cash and
30,
June
1944,
302,850
$0.76
showed current assets, in¬
$1,200,000 U. S. Treasury tax savings notes
of $1,800,225, of which $1,629,902
$2,322,500, and current liabilities
of
for Federal income and excess profits taxes.
Other assets include a post-war excess profits tax refund amounting
represented
provision
$302,909.—V.
to
159, p.
2456.
trustee, 323 North Broadway, St. Louis, Mo., or
Bank of
p.
the
471.
:,-;r
•
Period End. June 30Gross
Cost,
for
Prov.
taxes--
$641,088
$2,917,669
$2,235,042
467,575
380,715
1,883,771
1,364,320
$260,374
$1,033,898
$870,722
John
80,939
98,954
76,435
68,500
87,000
317,700
$102,605
taxes-
239,844
equivalent
—V.
after
inc.
eral
$130,878
$536,305
$464,562
.
Gross
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income—
1944
$9,703,390
3,107,689
1,394,131
1943
$9,381,195
3,514,659
2,058,098
1942
$6,989,254
2,498,090
2,044,149
Aug.
in
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—.
income...
7,760,019
railway
oper.
Its
all
products
for
the
first
half
A
March
of
1944
were
1943. The
than ever
history.
capital
18.
1,119,804
.
on
1 declared a dividend of 25 cents per share
par $15, payable Sept. 15 to holders of record
distribution was made on March 15, last, and
Aug,
stock,
similar
15 and Sept.
15, 1943.
B. B. Jennings Returns
B.
and
Brewster Jennings
will
50,700,980
17,469,603
10,988,476
36,169,831
10,746,487
8,487,578
27,469,200
7,062,429
5,098,226
resume
Mr.
.
55,890,982
16,486,139
from
1941
$5,207,276
1,572,364
ities
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of
Francisco Ry.—Earnings of Co. Only—
-
from
Net
Net
1943.
22 % higher than for the same period in
manufacturing a greater volume of products
is
directors
the
on
on
June—
business,
sales
Domestic
company
The
159, p. 1802.
1 announced that consolidated
approximately
Fed-
taxes
Aug.
on
annual return of 6% on the company's net invest¬
and compare with earnings of $15,000,000 for
to an
the
in
first half of
the
before
Net
President,
Brown,
the first half of 1944 are estimated, in advance of final
accounting,
at approximately
$20,000,000.
This is after allowance
for
all
taxes,
including excess profits taxes.
These earnings are
89,880
21,313
21,183
A.
earnings for
ment
19,373
deplet
Fed.
1944—12 Mos.—1943
25,684
charges.—'
and
Deprec.
1944—3 Mos.—1943
$216,162
and
earnings
Interest
Pacific Co.—Earnings-
$683,736
earnings
exps.
Inc.—Estimated Earnings, Etc.
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.,
.
.
St. Louis-San
Powdrell
ry.
,
3,953,444
1,650,504
71,711,168
33,155,743
20,168,571
1942
$9,215,312
91,563
193,233
railway
railway
oper.
from
Net
•
$1,224,401
592,786
from
Net
—V.
From Jan. 1—
and
1941
1942
$1,456,140
from
Gross
1,792.029
72,826,430
28,672,622
11,628,109
income
oper.
from
Net
1941
$491,431
$801,888
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain &
1—
From Jan.
Sross
184,234
railway
from
4et
$663,946
236,247
$620,342
railway
from
1943
,
ry.
railway
From Jan. 1—
1942
1943
1944
from
ry.
of
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry*—Earnings^ ;
Net
mrailway.
from
343.
St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico Ry.- -Earnings-
.
%
fro
Net
p.
1944
1943
$11,304,051 $11,409,605
4,010,319
5,045,387
jyjjg
Gross
332.
June—
Net
Preferred Dividend—
1 to holders of record Aug. 18.
Like amount
was paid on March 1 and June 1, last.. In 1943, the company made
the following distributions on this issue: March 1, June 1 and Sept. 1,
$4.12V2 each; and Dec. 1, $5.50.
Arrearages after payment of the
dividend just declared
will amount to $1.37% per share.—V. 159,
P.
1868.'
'
" - '
' »' >.
payable
series,
p.
Seaboard Air Line Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
Net
The
160,
St. Charles Street RR.—Bonds Called—
New Orleans Public Service Inc. above.—V. 75,
694,672
245,619
152,368
Gross
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Prior
account
railway. 1__
See
From Jan. 1—
Grojss from railway
-
Net
from
Gross
the
Jennings
from Socony-Vacuum in 1942 to go to
tanker operations for the United States
subsequently for the War Shipping Adminis¬
resigned
Washington to take charge of
Maritime
Commission and
tration.—V.
159,
p.
to Directorate—
has been re-elected a director of the company
of the company's transportation activ-^
direction
2311.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
572
Co., Inc.—Tenders Sought—
Southern Ice
New York, N. Y„ will until 12 o'clock
noon
on Aug.
10, 1944 receive bids for the ^ale to it of Southern Ice
& Utilities Co. first mortgage gold bonds, convertible 6%
series, due
Feb. 1, 1945, to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of $40,076
held in the sinking fund, at prices not exceeding IOOV2 and interest.
—V.
Broad St.,
11
trustee,
porate
159, p. 586.
Exchange
stock.—V.
common
authorized
debentures
has
TelAutograph
1941
1942
railway— $41,757,585 $42,550,814 $30,583,070 $19,779,377
12,774,823
7,096,012
13,564,004
19,039,308
Net from railway5,702,881
4,734,316
3,623,1265,325,350
Net ry. oper. income—
from
Evander
directors
was
From Jan. 1—
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
75,977,908
92,074,844
9,551,738
railway—
33,227,960
income—
230.
oper.
160,
p.
102,352,063
57,564,464
33,197,457
28,963,524
20,765,755
158,856,893
244,856,065 225,819,887
railway
from
has
succeed
to
of
his
the
Chairman
of
director
v.
TelAutograph
of
the
Underwood
board
Elliott
board
of
since
Howe
railway.
from
Gross
Net
ry.
...
income
oper.
$17,437,472 $11,424,666
8,018,518
4,232,670
3,723,275
2,632,156
$21,591,285 $19,701*229
8,825,255
9,166,084
_
railway-
from
Net
2,947,962
2,635,375
...
1920.
Sound
ry.
railway
from
Net
129 214,463
35,510,761
16,565,960
17,348,286
17,979,626
...
1943
1944
E.
Co.,
1944
$2,256,670
780,646
Net
from
Net
ry.
11,461,153
3,379,549
5,749,546
1,431,251
railway.
3,371,917
Income.—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Net
Net
ry.
railway.
from
income
oper.
1941
$1,213,225
517,316
Net
ry.
—V.
5,684,112
8,473,983
3,869,841
2,512,685
1,954,664
and interest
well
as
1941
$267,408
100,350
92,790
141,505
51,592
48,347
2,564,111
2,366,569
1,943,274
1,429,737
698,420
792,359
477,176
420,785
286,763
Nebraska
The
427,577
237,461
that
charges
dismissed
has
Court
Supreme
effort
no
615.
p.
Standard Oil
iaries
*
•'
«
companies
into
Net
Standard
The
Oil
management
the
In
President of the Standard Oil
Co. of Louisiana and who recently was elected President of the Stand¬
ard Oil Co. of New Jersey,
will head the consolidation of the two
companies.
M. W. Boyer, Executive Vice-President of the Louisiana
company,
will became a Vice-President of the consolidated company
and will continue to be located at Baton Rouge.
Sales activities will
Rathbone,
continue
"For
for
be directed
to
many
the
years
years
many
as
at
present.
output
of
>;• u
Louisiana
the
has
company
been
"In
chemical
addition,
purchases
of
Mississippi,
refineries
Louisiana
the
oil
crude
in
important
an
of
products.
the
Standard
has
company
the
States
of
source
of
through
become,
to
supply
oil
its
Arkansas
Louisiana,
crude
the
and
eastern
Identical,
as
far
of
and
consolidation
services
as
either
to,
company
or
are
of
operations
relationships with,
concerned."—V.
result
will
the public
160,
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.
from
Net
from
Net
*
ry,
in
Net
$386,466
$209,208
215,614
185,745
63,613
from
127,916
26,029
1,769
Jan.
1—
from
ry.
railway
2,619,929
1,937,821
1,106,888
1,220,128
839,631
237,114
from
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
489,361
13,894
•94,928
870,220
160, p. 52.
Sterling Drug, Inc.—Expands Security Program-
Hill,
James
than
.
All
half
employees
President.
Jr.,
of
by
the
total
Both
estimated
employees of the company,
United
States
program
—V.
payments
is
159,
p.
are
affected
by
announced
was
phases
cost
is
cooperative,
are
to
on
be
met
by
Aug.
but
the
company.
the
the
the
Underwriter
program.
United States.
offering
of
and
shares
204,075
the books
Aug. 2 by Burr & Co., Inc.,
($1
par)
common
in
reduction
officially
Lave
been
the
year,
the
stated
of
all
number
that
the
the company
of
17,000
are
in
exception
arrears
of
50
and
now
preference
shares
on
has
the
cents
of
the
very
bonds
substantial
outstanding,
it is
preference of $10 par
6%
leaving outstanding
share
38,555
of
this
is its
preference
company
second
14,054 common shares of Thrift Stores Ltd.—V. 148, p. 892.
i
5
:J
i
•m
(
f
..!« -i
t
■
,'U
i
from
&
j
,
¥%%
the
July
\
Income
>
and
mortgage
first
1958,
1,
reducing
the
out¬
'«<
•
Statement
1943
1944
X942
3,650,389
5,912,979
282,520
208,631,473
131,097,415
171,206,396
168,096,726
99,389.348
17,399,581
15,328,224
13,670,482
34,418,033
25,206,523
18,037,585
532,587
175,081
150,793
25,381,604
18,188,378
expenses—
gen.
operations
income
—
(net)
income
Interest
funded
Prov.
Prov.
for Fed.
1,041,040
490,995
8^9,567
636,338
368,615
212,947
295,185
281,249
137,006
on
prof, taxes
for
for
foreign
Prov.
for
war
Equity
tax
in
income
norm,
Prov.
575,016
626,454
687,789
-1+28,492,214
[13,853,843
5,535,673
3,098.383
3,350,804
indebtedness—
for Fed. exc.
17,184
taxes, j
f
3,220,000
contingencies
income
earnings
2,741,649
applic.
to
min¬
RR*—Earnings-
Dividends
1941
$4,992,166
3,992,605
1,539,794
on
Dividends
1942
$8,137,639
on
1.725,448
1943
6,377,988
2,846,422
1,162,092
67,413,196
35,128,224
8,703,112
27,010,041
42,109,106
18,006,413
8,539,271
65,845,561
30,637,424
15,030,565
22,270
6,912,466
1,554,841
2,604,364
stock
preferred
stock
common
Earnings per
2,604,364
439,725
$2.44
Nil
•Including
depreciation
$3,848,048 in 1942.
first
for
the
of
5.321,515
while
six
months
contracts
in
of
1943
1944
'
„
$3,943,022
1944,
in
1943
provision
not
comparable with those reported
This year the provision for renegotiation
are
included
was
the
in
$4,437,973
•
tSales and net income before income taxes for
of
period of 1943.
same
war
1,758,907
$1.85
share——
common
and
8.812,997
14,277
30,563
5,852,827
income
Net
1.083.345
868,188
taxes
losses
the
series A,
Terminal
with
the
provision for income taxes,
from sales.
tAfter all re-;
deducted
was
Assets—
have
been
June 30, '44
Cash
listing of 6,040,000
6%
and
receivable
notes
accounts
Goods
as
Dec, 31, '43
$22,232,709 $34,803,321
•Accounts
Other
Bonds—*
Sheet '
Comparative Consolidated Balance
of New
RR.
1974.—V. 160, p. 53.
due June lj
first mortgage 30-year
called for redemption
outstanding
and
notes
from
customers
45,906,622
in
Raw materials
2,020,922
16,712.648
(net)
of manufacture
process
.
receivables
under
vances
Miscellaneous
tNet
15,376,444
33,979.394
3,857,546
3,512,294
10,447.396
13.521,758
Supplies
Cash,
47,855,054
1,940.346
21,174,753
14.773,430
32,909.940
receivable
goods
etc.,
assets
Government
relating
ad¬
to
contracts
5,116,033
4,745,256
55,173,243
787,920
48,619.341
investments
properties,
Prepaid and
plants
deferred
and
equipment
—_
assets
.
779,944
(Railway and Bus Operations)
Period End. June 30—
Operating
expenses
1944—Month—1943
revenue
Operating
Total
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$1,724,783
$1,730,985
1,392,120
1,105,744
$19,597,712 $18,224,736
—$214,319,938$221,926,378
Net oper.
___
$332,663
revenues
Taxes
$4,717,596
2,285,809
$625,241
193,830
201,119
_
12,936,837
14,880,115
Liabilities—
$5,287,897
2,216,658
Accounts
payable
fAccrued
Federal
taxes
Operating income
Non-operating
income-
$131,543
$3,071,239
and
other
All
Other
accrued
Advances
$2,431,787
2,786
36,996
208,913
$440,555
$2,468,784
$3,280,154
Reserve
172,887
198.964
2,098,685
2,394,888
Reserve
for
General
net
?
income
(railway and
Minority
bus)_
$38,557
$241,590
$370,098
$885,264
—V. 160. p. 53.
contracts
and
bonds—
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.—Extra Dividend—
directors
f
.
this
In
the
1943,
Sept.
1
and
following
Dec.
15
1,
payments
cents
made:
were
each;
and
Dec.
March
22,
1,
June
year-end
a
of
1,
25
1.942',
of
accounts
deducting
+Afte>*
in
11,827.164
27,786,330
$214.319.938$221,926,376
doubtful
for
1943.
$114,429,477
and
1944
17,590.920
11.827,164
reserves
in
405.018
65,109.100
17,590,920
29,275,886
-
•After
432,603
65,109.in0
—
—
Total
$2.095 670
year.
982.701
5,945.354
in
surplus
surplus
Earned
1,650.000
1,289.194
5,845,544
pensions—;
capital stock and surplus
of subsidiary companies—
—
8% ncn-cumulative preferred stock ($100 par)
Common stock ($10 par)
Capital
July 27 declared an extra dividend of five cents
per share
and the regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share
on
the common stock,
par
$10, both payable Sept. 1 to holders of
record Aug. 10.
Like amounts were disbursed on March 1 and June 1,
on
13,521.758
31,725.000
1,788,702
,
The
10.447.396
29,308.000
—
trust 3%%
collat.
5,475,320
8,190,764
re¬
insurance—
interests
15,545,714
8,692,584
liabilities
mortgage and
for
10.366,685
contracts
6,440.773
reserves
lated
profits
excess
war
taxes—
Government
under
$431,351
9,203
Deductions
Combined
and
liabilities
$134,330
income
$15,905,387 $16,171,233
income
renegotiation of
accrued
First
Gross
in
$2,535,921
depreciation
1944
and
$1.1.7,.204.2$0
of
in
S. Treasury saviners notes of
% After U.
$44,234,812 for 1944 and $32,257,548 for 1943.—V. 160, p. 472.
cents.
Note Redemption
The
serial notes
be
Agent—
which
York, N. Y.
redeemed
were
the
at
See V.
Guaranty
160,
Trust
Co.,
Aug. 21
140 Broadway,
trustee,
June—
Gross
/
Net
railway
railway
from
oper.
ry.
From
Gross
$429,148
$269,02c
$212,846
254,388
246,088
119,315
74,812
213,114
income
Jan.
1—
160,
p.
27,709
212,455
87,309
2,686,787
2,401,683
1,150,156
1,572,034
1,3:8,116
331,550
1,314,623
520,802
1,258,276
1,213,305
168,820
suit
York,
the
with
posited
Y.,
N.
maturity
+h«t
Jan
on
will
and
bonds
against
160, p.
this
corporation
by
the
A
2%
was
53.
interest
bonds
1,
1944,
to
be
paid
to
the holders of 20-year general
trustee, 100 Broadway,
March
on
1.—V.
New York,
159,
p.
N.
A distribution
Y.
of
587.
made
on
20.
A'"*.
this
lurgical
Northern
Priestly
Co.,
Electro
Power
Union Carbide
P.
Co.
&
tnu.
i
...
;
has
fi
p.
U
been
elected
Metallurgical
and
Carbon
Gormely.—V. 160,
■
•."j
Electric Lieht & P^we* Co.
bonds, issued in laoq.
holders
nresentation of the
unrm
77,
p.
2288.
share has been declared on aedount of accumu¬
partifi. preferred stock, par $100. Payable;
of
record
on
Aug.
voted
Union
Corp.
472.
Co.
Carbide
Mr.
President
of
Co.
Canada,
of
Electro
of
Ltd.,
Canada,
Ltd.,
Metal¬
Michigan
units
14,
1943,
distribution was
of $5 per share on
similar
A
and
one
and
Bank
National
amendment
from
comnppv
to
the
by-laws
increasing
rine to eleven.
J. A. Howd, ,riceH. H. Harris. President of the First
of Richmond
for Fiscal
were
added to the
board.
Years Ended June 20
1944
af'er
pr~«it.
—V.
158,
taxes and
prov.
for conting—
19*3
$826,445
$978,376
2198.
p.
Virginian Ry.—Earningsfrom
from
Net
ry.
194?
1949
lfl44
$2,322.or9
railway.---
railwav
S1.65R ooq
579.213
1,119 995
457.453
615,102
830,829
13,512 anq
12 7QR 644
railwav——
15 n70.47o
6.215.624
12,P28.'"?2
6!076!067
6.778.958
6.835.460
i"come_—
3,662.984
3,529,681
3.813,265
3,824,863
from
Gross
of
Net
from
Net.
r,r.
income.^.
railway——
oper.
160,
p.
157.
*
r?M
-'V
:j.
-f;
1,456.274
592,756
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Priestly succeeds the late Francis
1Q41
$9 901 1"0
957.646
June—
—V.
■■V,1 +/'.
An",
20,
an
directors
t*o
of
Merchants
&
issue
number
Presideut
Net,
J.
to
1942.
stockholders
The
the
Gross
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.—New Pres. of Units—
William
Com). has de¬
Broad St.. New
cumul.
holders
to
28
per
the
on
Aua.
outstanding, on account of the coupon which
has been fixed by the corporation at 3%, pay¬
presentation and surrender of such coupon at the New York
made
1.1
principal nlus interest, to
Directors—Earnings for Fiscal Year—
dividend of $3
lation
Nof
of
income
Sept.
Utica
fund 50-vpn-
pdve*mp
in
for cancellation.—V.
coupons
Tyler Building Corp., N. Y. City—Interest Payment—
Co.,
The
of
sinking
naid
Results
able upon
Called—
Powe^
trustee.
of the
payment
1°50.
1.
5C>
he
—Two New
trustees of Union
College, Schenectady, N. Y., Equitable Holding Corp., Frank Bailey
and
Marie Louise Bailey, was dismissed on July 31 by Judge Paul
Leahy in United States District Court at Wilmington, Del.
The plaintiffs, holders of 1,137 shares of non-cumulative class A
Trust
Bank,
National
for
Yyk
New
Virei«;a-C°rolina Chemical Corn.—Prof. Dividend
brought
rate
Central
the
Chase
$620,925
mortage
amount
124.
stock.—V.
232.
200,845
■
Tubize Rayon Corp.—Suit Dismissed—
A
P«r
outtsanding.—V. 160, p.
announced
is
It
first
railway
Net from railway—
Net ry. oper. income
$10
Utica Electric Light & Power Co.—Bonds
$443,304
from
at
purchased of 58,226 shams of the comnany's
share wpre pxereised prior to July 1. leaving
the
for
warrants
298,790
1941
194*>
1943
stock
irton
Earnings—
•
1944
from
Warrants
on
472.
p.
Pictures Co., Inc.—Warrants Exercised—
Universal
recently called for payment
Toledo Peoria & Western RR.
»
v.;
of
due
Sold
28,498
Third Avenue Transit Corp.—Earnings of System—
shares.
stock since July 4, 1932,
paid on account, leaving
Common stock outstanding
12.000
Profit
Total
gold bonds, due
of Sept. 1, 1944,
at
103 and interest.
Payment will be made at Continental Illinois
National Bank & Trust Co., trustee, Chicago, 111.—V. 159, p. 586.
v
^"7"^ • ■ ■:X. •
^ j
v/.U;/>';:;%■ /
'
preferred
per
A,
turns, discounts, excise and sales taxes, transportation and allowances.
1956,
mortgage
mortgage
a
$2,417,000
series
34,950,620
goods
admin.
been
shares
the
Approximately $6.70 per share in arrears.
amount
to
49.845
shares^
Principal asset
Investment in 8.243 first preference shares,
chares and
second
made
of
$98,976
Pacific-Missouri Pacific
1.
matures
first
•Cost
Selling,
54,969
$11,385,482 $11,602,847
income
the manufacture
tires at the request
reconversions of the
major
ority interests in subsidiaries
railway-.-—
of
according to announcement made
for the banking group.—V. 160, p. 230.
purchased and cancelled,
Dividends
with
redemption
of this
first
from
of
building
the
223,024,010
593,483
mortgage bonds,
The
Following
plant
the
to
of
Total
385,047
railway
All
mon
has
Claire
Eau
plant
revenue
39,147
1,259,303
that
t2l9,373,621 202,718.494 130,814.895
operating
$134,639
5,315,094
Sept.
closed,
Stop & Shop Ltd.—Redeems Part of PreferredIn April
Other
1941
stock of the corporation, sought to enjoin the company from en¬
forcing an
amendment
to
the
certificate
of
incorporation
which
changed its class and common stocks into a single class of new com¬
•
stock
Wise.,
$Net sales
$1
Sterling Engine Co.—Offering Completed—
The
of
the
*
85,870
Texas Power Corp.—To Redeem 6%
by
1
more
.tjr
v
55,761
;
out
and the reconversion
will be finished soon.
operation,
in
Claire,
one
bonds,
\.
Finished
—V.
its subsidiaries and affiliates in
the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
2568.
oversubscribed
$183,773
income
oper.
Texas
Expansion of its employees' social security program to include a broad
hospitalization plan as well as liberalized life insurance coverage
smaller
the
Orleans—Listing of 3%% Mortgage Bonds, Series A—
new
with
Funds
pay
—V. 160. p. 52.
110,947
647,672
railway
income
trust
1,202,117
railway
from
Net
Net
oper.
is
retired
company
collateral
93,808
railway
oper.
Net
36,809
115,662
of
over
50,667
1944
from
Gross
$163,674
income—
Net
to
-Earnings—
$495,398
placed
Eau
ammunition
arms
Prov.
will
railway——
Net
p.
Co.
From Jan. 1—
in the territory
366.
p.
railway——
from
Gross
159,
30,
June
pointed
beard,
the
ended
months
six
the
of
standing amount to $29,308,000.
124.
p.
Y.
N.
-With
its
increased
tire
production, the Fisk plant will produce
approximately 15,000,000 pounds of tire materials a month which is
nearly double its previous capacity, it was announced.
1, 1944,
1942
income
oper.
Net ry.
change
no
oper.
From
New
the first mortgage issue
2568.
1943
income
New
Gross
of
$205,469
railway
railway
railway
160,
Gross
Oil
Company of New Jersey. It is, there¬
fore,
natural that the two companies, in order* to carry on most
efficiently this large volue of interrelated business, should be con¬
solidated.
The general business
policies of the two companies are
Chairman
been
the
Government
-Earnings-
.
quantities of the Baton Rouge refinery's output have been disposed
of through the marketing facilities of the Standard Oil Company of
New
Jersey, this being particularly true during the last few years
when
the
Louisiana company has
become such a large producer of
and
of
maturities.
Trust
Guaranty
coupons
1939.—V.
1,
June—
greatly in excess of the amount of products which it could sell in the
territory where it has marketed diiectly to the public, namely, the
States
of
Louisiana, Tennessee and Arkansas.
Increasingly larger
aviation
Oct,
on
the
prior
of
coupons
with
bonds and
from
from
territory.
Louisiana
J.
"M.
unpaid
deposited
railway
oper.
ry.
Co. of New Jersey.
headquarters
local
Co.
From Jan. 1—
at
change in the organization at Baton Rouge, La., pres¬
of the Louisiana company, is planned.
The same
will continue to handle the affairs of the company
material
"No
ent
of Louisiana
Co.
the Standard Oil
of
Trust
1944
from
ry.
the end of the current year.
is now a wholly owned subsidiary
corporation
one
the
trustee to pay the principal
as
'
principal domestic operating subsidiary of Standard Oil Co. (New
Jersey), on July 27 said:
"An agreement has been reached between the Standard Oil Co. of
Louisiana and the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey to consolidate the
the
two
been
outstanding
from
Gross
Net
Subsid¬
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey,
of the
President
Rathbone,
J.
M.
Y.(
York,
New
Louis—Pays Bonds—
Guaranty
the first consolidated mortgage bonds due Aug.
on
June—
3%%
(New Jersey)—Merger of
Co.
the
The New York Stock Exchange has authorized the
'
-
_
with
deposited
Texas & New Orleans
to gain any financial advantage through the
sale
of
the
assets,"
that "they acquired no interest in the new
company either by gift or purchase," and that "they acted for the
best interests of the stockholders."
v
The
decision reversed a
District Court order directing Henry W.
Pierpoint and Morse C. Palmer, officers of Standard of Nebraska,
and the company to pay to stockholders $1,465,180 with 6% interest
from August, 1939, plus $4,500 for services and costs.
The conspiracy
suit was filed by Edgar H. Rettinger in behalf of himself and other
stockholders against Pierpoint, Palmer and both oil firms.—V. 156,made
pany
for
report
Jr.,
Just
changing
small
Other
con¬
a
"has
expansion of
223,767
Texas Mexican Ry.
—V,
existed in the sale of the old Standard Oil Co. of Nebraska
to Standard Oil Co. of Indiana.
The court held that "the officers and directors of the old com¬
the
on
Davis,
Consolidated
been
matured
Net
spiracy
and
The
outstanding
as
also
which
Dismissed—
Standard Oil Co. of Nebraska—Suit
have
Broadway,
140
agent,
war.'
1942
$363,002
income
oper.
Net
below.—V. 152, p. 3828.
(New Jersey)
Standard Oil Co.
See
B.
of
1943
Terminal RR. Association of St.
1,078,693
Louisiana—To Merge—
F.
160, p. 124.
Gross
Standard Oil Co. of
commenting
"The
270,585
railway
redemption
367.
continued,
a
Co.—
tr
76,310
railway
Co.,
p.
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
160, p. 52.
—V.
from
from
334,779
_
railway:
from
Gross
Trust
160,
Schley
$537,045
income—
oper.
remaining
1942
$1,624,937
821,910
572,404
330,576
11,941,976/
railway
from
1943
$2,035,146
962,162
352,172
June—
anty
From Jan. 1—•
Gross
have
Ry.—Earnings-
Spokane Portland & Seattle
Gross
ry.
participating
cumulative
S3
and
B.
Inc.,
Permutit
132,289
York, 140 Broadway, New York, N.
91,354,255
6,366,579 190,511,292
6,558,0l9
-
—
the
$421,425
railway
railway
Funds
1943
S
1944
6
:
$
$
earnings
Net
Jan. 1 to July 21—
—Week End. July 21
Period—
Gro«3
64,064,550
23,335,306
14,817,278
89,875,646
57,363,822
_
income
oper.
120,669,729
52,668,872
railway-
from
Net
and
Co.
1944
from
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
to
annum
—V.
of
from
shares of
share, plus accrued dividends at rate of $3 per share per
said redemption date.
Payment will be made at the Guar¬
company's $25,000,000 program to increase tire facilities for military
requirements and for essential civilian needs is nearly completed.
"The
enlarged Fisk plant at Chicopee Falls, Mass.," Mr. Davis
Central Ry.—Earnings—
Tennessee
Net
1941
1942
1943
Fisher
■
June—
1944
per
1944,
been elected a member of the board of
brother, the late Kenneth B. Schley, who
2458.'.yyyy-% r^-r-
159, p.
Gross
Southern Ry.- -Earnings—
June—
$65
United States Rubber Co.—Semi-Annual Report—
Corp.—New Director—
Schley
member
a
also
is
B.-
1, 1944 all of
preferred stock
corporation has called for redemption as of Sept.
outstanding
at
160, p. 472.
"
Gross
The
its
In
1943
1944
York
New
shares of
June—O',
Stock
the listing of $13,000,000
15-year 33A%
sinking fund
due June 1,
1959
which are issued and outstanding:
and 771,991 additional shares of
common stock
(par $1), upon official notice of issuance, to be reserved
for issuance upon conversion of the corporation's 4'/2%
cumulative
convertible preferred stock; making the total amount now listed or
applied for: $13,000,000 33Ac[o sinking fund debentures and 3,733,489
The
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
Gross
United Chemicals, Inc.—To Retire Preferred Stock—r
Sunray Oil Corp.—Listing of Debentures—
/
York, successor cor¬
City of New
of the
Bank
National
Chase
The
Monday, August 7, 1944
V
I
Volume
160
Warner Co.—Refunding
'
plan
funding
4r'c
mortgage
refunding
1S51,
as
Share
special meeting on July 31 approved the re¬
which calls for the issuance of $4,000,000 of 15-year
bonds to the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co, and the
Warner Co.'s $3,534,000 outstanding 6% bonds, due in
as the short-term lien of $345,000 on properties owned
at
stockholders
The
of
well
stock,
like
A
each
Lime & Stone Co.—V. 160, p, 54.
$1
Interest Payment
per
due
amount
West Penn Power Co.—Calls
Series "E" Bonds—
outstanding first mortgage 5%
the
Bank
of
York,
N.
Y. -
at
Net
Net
159,
2680.
p.
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
income—
oper.
295,836
11,254,169
4,088.451
1,342,488
9,791,111
3,525,301
2,000,807
Trust
368.
-
...
,
-
Net
from
ry.
New Building—
Western Electric Co., Inc*—Leases
Total
$1,783,195 $11,068,363
Net
from
6,714,385
Net
ry.
$3,028,084
$3,213,377
176,212
339,120
railway revenues-
$567,564
income)—
232,120
(Fed.
Taxes
//
645,215
105,755
113,034
(other)
The
new
has
crete,
""Net
Hire
<613,229
total
a
floor
space
$1,834,533
—
$222,410
$355,705
$2,043,749
Cr8,406
Drl5,474
Crl7,108
Dr31,953
I)r73,010
Drl65,951
oper. income-
$215,342
$340,860
$1,804,788
$1,681,909
(net)—
4,343
1,727
Brll5,797
22,774
$219,685
9,790
1
$342,586
10,967
taxes
facility
.
Cr29,306
Drl81,930
Other
ry.
income
company,
the
avail,
Inc.
June—
p
; -
Net
debt
ry.
tFixed
1942
1943
1944
$445,344
$365,537
194,778
164,150
55,246
77,234
19,005
Jan.
1—
from
from
Net
1,855,206
$331,619
$1,628,800
723,695
defense
$2,657
i
$16,485
28,601
170,133
170,287
23,819
26,026
138,952
156,788
101,466
.
Public
Commission
Utility
held
and
the
Securities
and
the
name
York
preferred and common, of the
Power Co. to be contributed
ior all stock, both
provides
Glen
PA NJ
NY
for
Rock
Electric
Light
&
to the latter's subsidiary,
of
Glen
Rock
to
be
Metropolitan Edison Co.,
changed
York
to
Edison
and
Co.
j
would be liquidated and its utility sub¬
sidiaries merged with Glen Rock.
The enlarged company will operate
being accrued on corporate books but not
tDoes not include interest
being paid currently.-
160, p. 473.
publicly
Commission.
plan
affiliated
by
deprec.^
3,186
provision
The
28,356
prop,
the
on
shares.
Arrearages on the latter issue totaled
July 1, last.
The plan also will be filed with
is made for the remainder of the preferred stock
which is owned by NY PA NJ Utilities Co., or for the common stock,
of which all but 92 shares also is owned by the latter company.
$.15,678
Road
230,265
333,259
of
on
Pennsylvania
dividends
accumulated
preferred
share
Exchange
$1,635,604
projects:
$2,193
$209,895
amortization
Equipment (in excess of
normal
depreciation)
1,088,578
1,137,207
330,708
282,883
income___
oper.
ry.
—V.
2,611,178
2,794,572
1,049,326
railway
railway
after fixed chgs.-
^Includes
Road
Net
the
43,623
46,858
Net
$189,910
178,804
income—
Amended Plan—
an
and
par
a
No
J:-]'
Gross
$1,704,684
69,079
$1,688,991
60,191
of
par)
$18.75
1941
$473,385
oper.
From
charges
value
/
-
railway
from
Net
.
railway
from
Gross
■:
v,
charges
Alabama-—Earnings—
Western Ry. of
fixed
for
8,265,416
2,611,417
1,452,923
under Section 77 B of the Bankruptcy Act.
The terms
provide for payment at face value of the $4,432,000
outstanding
and
for payment of the full
liquidating
plan
funded
($50
157.
p.
8,631,158
4,026,414
160, p. 54.
organization
of
Net
5,738,042
2,084,418
income—
operating unit in the Associated Gas & Electric
system controlled directly by NY PA NJ Utilities Co., has filed with
the Federal District Court in Philadelphia an amended plan of re¬
equipment—
rents
after
of
Joint
trustees.
built of brick and reinforced con¬
of about 196,000 square feet.—V. 160,
19,762,940
$1,593,283
;
605,884
403,336
14,666,055
6,848,911
5,252,335
684,467
16,775,964
railway
railway—
oper.
The
Farmers Trust Co., as
plant, six-storied and
250,975
income—
1941
1942
$2,922,076
1,487,353
1,191,311
$3,392,115
1,514,012
York Railways—Files
'■
City Bank
1943
544,210
763,615
—-V.
Net
Taxes
from
Gross
$9,927,762
8,040,280
$637,672
1,370,440
expenses
the
1—
Jan.
"1,145,522
$1,938,004
revenues
*Total
leased the
Lane Bryant Building, 529 West 42nd St., New York, N. Y., for the
manufacture
of
electronic equipment for the Armed Forces.
It is
estimated
that' approximately 2,000 people will be employed
when
full production is reached in the late Fall or the first part of 1945.
This location becomes the fourth manufacturing plant of the com¬
pany in the metropolitan New York area.
The lease runs for five
years and the lessor is Lewis Spencer Morris, John D. Peabody and
25 that this company recently
July
announced on
was
of
award
RR.—Earnings—
$2,449,669
railway
railway
oper.
From
1944—6 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
the
Minneapolis, won
trustee.
1944
from
Gross
>
,
Period End. June 30—
as
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley
Net
-
Co.
June—
Wisconsin Central Ry. Co.-—Earnings-—
It
&
trust
351,798
„
railway
160, p.
1941
$1,938,416
792,699
'
12,220,927
13,303,899
4,369.873
5,556,973
* 1,614,503" - 1,823,202
income
oper.
from
Gross
receive the full redemption price, plus
—V.
ry.
1942
$2,181,235
908,198
264,926
$2,067,797
623,280
of
certificates up for sale by Central Hanover
The winnig bid was 103.2256 for the
certificiates which carry a
3
coupon and mature $125,000 each
Jan. 1 and July 1 from 1945 through Jan. 1, 1947.
The certificates
are dated Jan.
1, 1937.—V. 160, p. 473.
• .
equipment
Bank
-1943
1944
•
$2,186,111
813,711
297,736
railway
railway—
From Jan. 1—
1944 and thereupon will be entitled to
accrued interest to Sept. 1, 1944.
prior to Sept. 1,
time
any
■
said
of
Holders
from
of New
City
from
Net
been called for redemption as of Sept. 1, 1944,
Payment will be made at The Chase National
York, successor trustee, 11 Broad St., New
: .< . :v;
v
" ■
bonds may, at their election, surrender the same
and
105
at
gold bonds, series E, dated
1916, have
interest.
1,
March
'
June—
Gross
'
bonds of 1949 which were
Awarded—
Bank
National
First
The
$625,000
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—Earnings—
All of the
in
Equipment Issue
(compare V. 159, p. 488).—V. 160, p. 473.
quarter during 1943
Minneapolis has authorized payment
interest coupons on the 47o
January and July, 1937.
21 of
Aug.
par
$50,
f-
Authorized—
The Federal District Court in
on
on
stock,
par
Pay
July 26 declared a dividend of $1 per share on the
$50, and on the 77c cumul. and partic. preferred
both payable1 Aug. 31 to holders of record Aug. 8.
was paid
on Feb. 29 and Mav ?x, this •"ear, pM in
The directors
common
Co.—To
Mfg.
&
Common and Preferred Shares—
on
a
by its subsidiary, the American
Electric
Westinghouse
Approved—
573
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4305
;
from
•j;- -;..:V,'-
Railways
Co.
York, Pa.—V.
then
159, p.
2126.
State and City Department
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIO N S
ARIZONA
South Tucson (P.
Bond
Sale
The sale of
O. Tucson), Ariz.
Not Consummated—
$9,500,000 utility pur¬
Robert
report
chase revenue bonds to the
E. Schweser Co. of Omaha,
which
of
a
in v.
159, p.
refunding of the city's outstanding
bonded indebtedness of $1,170,000
to
approve
a
crue
Tucson
is
also
interested
in
purchasing the utility.
after
the
above
designated'
at
a
Los
Angeles
County,
Lakewood
School District (P. O. Los
In
per
mature Jan.
and
of
new
district's
than
the
rate
the
the
the
474—it is reported that the dis¬
plans to make a new
CALIFORNIA
offering of bonds in the amount
The reduction was
California Toll Bridge Authority of $183,500.
made necessary because of a de¬
(P. O. San Francisco), Calif.
Bond Call—The fiscal agent of cline in the district's assessed val¬
the Authority, the San Francisco uations,
occasioned by the re¬
Bank, calls for payment on Sept. moval from the tax rolls of the
now
may
in
The
place
be
plan
will
city on a more sound
the
Due July 1, as fol¬
System.
$1,000 in 1946 to 1949,
$4,000 in 1950 to 1957, $30,000
in 1958 to 1963, and $34,000
1964.
g Dated July 1, 1944.
Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
No option of prior
which will also
payment is reserved. Rate of in¬
stabilize real estate values in the
terest to be in a multiple of Vi of
city.
1% or not less than one-tenth of
The
bonds will
be
refunded
1%.
Principal and interest pay¬
through a refunding agent which able in lawful
money at the Chem¬
will contact present bondholders
ical Bank & Trust Co., New York.
and make arrangements for the
basis
financial
various San Francisco- Douglas Aircraft Co. property.
Registerable as to principal only;
Toll Bridge revenue The valuation is now given as exchange of the bonds. It is con¬
general obligations; unlimited tax
4% series sinking fund revenue $6,409,440.
sidered that the bondholders will
levy. The bonds will be prepared
Annexation Sought — Petitions readily exchange their old bonds
coupon and registered bonds, ag¬
under the supervision of the Con¬
gregating $1,850,000, drawn by lot are being circulated for annexa¬ for the new ones inasmuch as the
1944,
1,
Oakland Bay
for
redemption.
tion
Sept. 1,1976.
Due
j Q,
bonds,
or
the portion
thereof called for redemption will
Said
be redeemed
date
at
amount
plus
thereon.
-
Said bonds hereby
called for re¬
demption must be surrendered on
said redemption date (with, in the
case of coupons bonds, all interest
coupons
maturing
on
or
subse¬
quent to said redemption date, and
with, in the case of registered
bonds, or coupon bonds registered
principal otherwise than as
to bearer, properly executed in¬
struments of transfer) at the prin¬
cipal office of the paying agent,
Bank of America National Trust
and Savings Association, City and
County of San Francisco, State of
California, or, at the option of the
as
the
entire- Lakewood
School
District,
to*
respective holders thereof, at the
principal office of the collection
agent, the Chase National Bank of
the City of New York, for re¬
tinental
new
bonds
will
be
a
sounder in¬
vestment.
according to re¬
port. The Long Beach Board of
said redempion Education is agreeable to the pro¬
of the principal posed annexation, it is said, as it
accrued
interest would simplify bookkeeping, inas¬
on
106%
of
School District to the Long Beach
Validation
Hearing
—
A thereon.
the validation pro¬
for $119,500 refunding
bonds of the Town, will be held
much as Lakewood is already part
on Aug.
19, before J. C. Kounce,
of the Long Beach High School
Circuit Judge, according to press
District.
reports. ■ ; ■ "
,
-, •
*. • I The consolidation, if the peti¬
The refunding bonds, which are
tion is sufficiently signed and ap¬
of the issue of 1943, dated Dec. 1,
proved by the Board of Super¬
1943, would refund and retire a
visors following a hearing, can¬
like amount of outstanding bonds
not be made effective until July
and past due interest coupons of
1, 1945. This means, it is said, that the issue of 1938.
unification of the two school sys¬
The new bonds would mature
tems
cannot be
completely ef¬ on Dec.
1, 1973, subject to prior
fected until July 1, 1946.
.
redemption, and would bear in¬
terest at the rate of 4%.
hearing
ceedings
on
COLORADO
Alamosa Paving
called for
payment on Aug.
1, bonds Nos. 66 to 68, dated Aug.
1, 1930.
&
Trust
Co., New
Comparison of bids will
be made by
terest
to
taking the cost of in¬
City at the rate
the
named in the
respective bids and
deducting therefrom the premium
bid, or adding thereto the discount
under par.
All bids must be un¬
conditional. The bonds will be de¬
livered to the successful bidder on
or
about 20 days
Continental
New
after sale, at the
& Trust Co.,
York, or elsewhere as may
arranged between the
be mutually
City and the purchaser.
bid on all or on one or more
of the three series of bonds, but
separate bid must, in all cases,
be made on each series bid upon,
a
Fla.
in conformity with provisions of
Offering—C. W. Tomlin- the bidding form.
Bidders may
City Clerk, will receive seal¬ submit alternate bids at different
Bond
son,
ed
11 a.m. on Aug. 16 rates of interest, but all of the
purchase of $1,670,000 not bonds in a series must bear the
exceed 31/2% interest coupon same interest rate. No bid will be
bids until
for the
to
Supreme Court, and the success¬
ful
bidder
will
furnished
be
the
approving legal opinion of Cald¬
well,
Marshal 1,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York. Enclose a
check
bonds bid for,
for
2%
of
the
payable to the City.
Tarpon Springs, Fla.
Bond
Tenders
Invited—W.
D.
Fletcher, City Clerk, reports that
the Union Trust Co., of St. Peters¬
burg, as Trustee for the city, will
receive
sealed
tenders
until
10
Aug. 29 for the sale of re¬
funding 1-5% bonds, dated Jan. 1,
1939,"due Jan. 1, 1974, to the City
for cancellation through its Sink¬
ing Fund which now has approxi¬
a.m.
on
mately
$15,000 for such purpose.
Tenders
must
describe the bonds
tendered by numbers and
denomi¬
nation and must state the
price at
which they are offered. No tenders
in excess of par will be accepted.
interest will be
Accrued
paid to
and
including Sept. 1, 1944,' on
purchased. Bonds will be
purchased to the extent funds are
available
beginning with those
tendered at the lowest price.
No¬
all bonds
tice of acceptance
of tenders will
promptly.
Accepted
bonds with the coupon due Jan. I,
1945 apd subsequent coupons at¬
tached/are to be delivered to said
Union Trust Co., of St. Peters¬
be
given
burg, for payment.
HAWAII
Honolulu
:
A bidder
may
Court, which de¬
affirmed by the Florida
was
Bank
Miami Beach,
Dist. No. 1, Colo.
City Treas¬
Bonds Called—The
urer
Bank
York, which will certify as to the
genuineness of the signatures of
the officials and the seal impressed
Groveland, Fla.
Plan
cree
lows:
in
refunding
decree of Circuit
certified
city to pay.
new
to
250,000 Sanitary Sewer Pumping
few years be impossible
a
for the
on
very
1957, $60,000 in
1962, and $70,000 in
in
1963 and 1964.
which
a
will
1949, $6,000 in 1950 to 1956,
1958
so
and it increases to a point
course
interest
with
in
$11,000
short
higher
bonds
that in the
Due July
follows: $1,000 in 1946
1947, $2,000 in 1948, $3,000
said bank, or by the above Clerk.
The bonds have been validated by
as
and
The rate of interest on the pres¬
the
connection
1,
annum.
year
and $130,000 in
1964.
500,000 Water Supply.
1, 1975.
increases each
1962,
and
1963
to be dated July 1,
time
$225,000 not to exceed 5% inter¬
est bonds offered July 25—v. 160,
p.
3%
of
are
Offer Smaller Bond Issue-
failure to receive any bids for
trict
rate
ent bonds
Angeles), Calif.
To
flat
The bonds
1944
proposal
providing for municipal acquisi¬
tion of the properties of the Tuc¬
son Gas & Electric Co.
The City
portions thereof, hereby called
redemption shall cease to ac¬
redemption date.
not
electorate
of
the
for
in
000
ed, according to press reports.
The new plan provides for the
been consummated,
result of the refusal of the
488, has
as
appeared
equal to such unredeemed portion.
Interest on all such bonds, or
(City and County),
"
Hawaii
Bond Sale—The
syndicate com¬
posed of the First Boston Corp.,
Lee
Higginson
Corp.,
Merrill
Lynch,
both
Weeks
Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
New
York,
Whiting,
Stubbs and F. Brittain
of
&
Kennedy & Co., both of Boston,
was awarded the $1,500,000 2Y2%
Board of Water Supply revenue
bonds, offered for sale on July 25
accepted for less than 97 cents on ——v. 160, p. 370—at 109.169, a basis
the dollar of par value and ac¬
of 1.87%. Dated July 15, 1944. De¬
$920,000 Bay Shore Golf Course.
Dunedin, Fla.
Due July 1, as follows: $1,000 crued interest thereon, and any nomination
$1,000. Due $60,000
Refunding Resolution Passed—
said redemption price. On presen¬
bid not complying with the terms
in
1946 and 1947, $4,000 in
July 15, 1949 to 1973.
The
City Commission passed a
tation of any registered bond to be
of the notice of sale will be re¬
1948, $5,000 in 1949, $10,000
resolution at its regular meeting,
Bond Call — D. L. Conkling,
redeemed in part, there will be
The issuance of these
in 1950 and 1951, $12,000 in jected.
issued in lieu of the unredeemed recently, placing into effect a new
Treasurer, reports that Honolulu
1952 to 1955, $20,000 in 1956, bonds was approved by the quali¬
bond refunding plan which will
portion of the principal thereof a
fied freeholders of the City on will exercise its right to redeem
$21,000 in 1957, $110,000 in
save the City over $500,000 inter¬
new registered bond or bonds of
and pay on Aug. 24, 1944, $500,000
1958, $100,000 in
1959 and Apr. 4, 1944. Bids must be upon
est during the life of the bonds, if
the same series and maturity, of
5% bonds Nos! 501 to 1,000. Dated
1960, $110,000 in 1961, $120,- printed forms to be furnished by
all outstanding bonds are refund¬
an
aggregate principal amount
demption thereof, or the portions
thereof called for redemption, at
FLORIDA
bonds,
as
follows:
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
574
April 15, 1924. Denomination $1,Due April 15, 1954.
The
Treasurer is prepared to pay said
bonds, together with all interest
accrued thereon, and holders of
Board
of the School and Civi
Estabrook & Co., Goldman, Sachs
Townships recently determined to & Co., Barr Bros. & Co., Chas. E.
issue $395,000 not to exceed 3% Weigold & Co., and Union Trust
interest land purchase and build¬ Co. of Maryland, Baltimore, for
ing improvement bonds.
Due in Is, at a price of 100.32. Other bid¬
these bonds should present same approximately 15 years.
ders
were:
Bankers
Trust Co.,
for redemption at the Treasurer's
New York, National City Bank,
IOWA
office
in
New York, Northern Trust Co.,
Honolulu, or at the
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
Chicago, W. E. Hutton & Co., B.
Algoma, Iowa
York City, on or before Aug. 24.
Bond Election—An election has J. Van Ingen & Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Interest ceases on date called.
been called for Aug. 14 to vote an
issue of $40,000 airport site ac- Inc., Laurence M. Marks & Co.,
and Owen Daly & Co., for Is, at
ILLINOIS
quirement and maintenance
Bond
District, III.
R. J. Dunham,
the Park District,
Park
Call
President
•
•••
/.
-•
•«
,
*'>/■
—
of
''7
.
-.V/".:
7-7
Carroll, Iowa
Bond
Offering—Louise G. Hol-
calls for payment at par and ac¬
ley, City Clerk, will receive sealed
1944, and open bids until 8 p.m. on Aug
$265,000 2y*% refunding of 1941, 14 for the purchase of $55,000 air¬
Series H, bonds, Nos. H-266 to No.
port bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1944
H-530. On presentation and sur¬ Due Nov.
1, as follows: $2,000 in
render of said bonds on Sept. 1, 1945 and
1946, $3,000 in 1947, $2,1944, the bonds so called and all 000 in 1948, $3,000 in 1949 anc
interest coupons due on and after
1950, $2,000 in 1951, $3,000 in 1952
Sept. 1, 1944, thereto belonging, to 1956, $2,000 in 1957, $3,000 in
at the District Treasurer's office, 1958 to
1963, and $3,000 July 31
or at the First National Bank of
1964.
All bids shall specify the
Chicago, payment for said bonds rate of interest and all other
interest
crued
shall
be
Sept.
on
made
1,
the
to
holders
thereof; and the privilege is
tended
holders
to
of
the
ex¬
bonds
called, to present them with in¬
terest
coupons
due
on
and after
Sept. 1, 1944, thereto belonging
payment prior to that date,
namely at any time on or after
for
July 28, 1944, and holders will at
par
and accrued interest and the low¬
est rate of interest
preference.
same
terest
is
payable
Sept. 1,
1944.Dated March 1, 1941.
De¬
nomination $1,000. Due March 1,
as
on
will
These
are
be given
the bonds
authorized at the election held
Feb.
Bonds will
28.
sold
be
on
sub¬
ject to the approving opinion of
Stipp, Perry, Bannister, Carpen¬
Ahlers, of Des Moines.
ter &
receive in full payment the
amount of principal and in¬
once
Iowa City,
Iowa
Sale—The $60,000 airport
bonds offered for sale on July 27
Bond
were
awarded
to
Wheelock
&
Cummins and the Carleton D. Beh
1961.
De Witt
Bond
tion
things being equal, the bid of
Township (P. O. De
Witt), III.
Sale
with
Details—In
the
connec¬
in v. 160,
p. 370, that C. E. Bohlander & Co.,
of Bloomington, had contracted to
purchase $30,000 road bonds as
2%s, G. W. Taylor, Township
Clerk, reports that the bonds are
dated March 1,1944, in denomina¬
tion of $1,000 each and mature
report
$3,000 -ih 1948 to 1957,
Co., both of Des Moines, as Is,
paying a price of 100.016, a basis
of about 0.997%. Dated Aug. 1,
1944.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
Nov. 1, as follows: $2,000 in 1945
and 1946, $1,000 in 1947, $3,000 in
1948, $6,000 in 1949, $8,000 in 1950
to 1954, and $6,000 in 1955.
been
called
election
Evanston, III.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 water
bonds offered for sale on
Bond Sale Details —In
Madisonville.
tion with the sale of the $82,000
4% swimming pool revenue re¬
funding bonds to the White-Phillips Co., of Davenport, report of
which appeared in v. 159, p. 1491,
Mrs. August N. Brissman, City
Clerk, reports the bonds were
Interest
revenue
July 31
—
v.
160,
p.
476
—
on
were
awarded to D. P. Newell of Maysville as 3V2S, at a price of par.
Dated Aug. 1, 1944. Due Aug. 1, as
follows: $500 in 1946 to 1955, $1,000 in 1956 to
1972, and $1,500 in
1973 and 1974.
,
,
f
at
a
MARYLAND
Bond
Sale
,
gym¬
—
The
The $48,000 notes
—
on
July 28—v. 160,
and
Salem, Mass.
$38,000
Sale—The
street
Aug. 3 were awarded to Tyler
Co., of Boston, as %s, paying a
price of 100.333, a basis of about
11.69%.
Dated Aug. 1, 1944.
Due
Aug. 1, as follows: $4,000 in 1945
to 1952, and $3,000 in 1953 and
on
&
954.1
Other bidders
were
as
be
all
Int. Rate
fol-
Corp
% %
.
North
re¬
Price
to
to the
1
100.215
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs.
1
100.179
—
the
in¬
bear
purchaser
$1,400,000
refunding
bonds offered for sale
160,
v.
—
477
p.
—
on
were
The next
highest bidder was the
Securities Corp.
of New
York, Harvey Fisk & Sons, and
Fox, Reusch & Co., at a net in¬
Union
■[
,
terest cost of 1.641%.
Merriman, Neb.
To Issue
Bonds
—
Board of Trustees has
its
of
intention
to
The Village
given notice
issue
$10,000 1
2%% refunding bonds..
Platte
Valley
Public
and
Power
j
an
,
$400,000 Revenue (McCook Divi- <
;
sion) Bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,;;
1944.
Due $12,000 Mar. and ?
$13,000 Sept. 1, 1945 to 1958,.,
and
.
District, in whole or in A
part, on Sept/1, of any year, ?
prior to maturity in inverse
order of maturities upon pay-,;]
ment of par
terest and
'j;
$2,500, payable
•
'.
Gallatin
(P.
;
:
7
•
■
County Sch.
>
Dist. No.
-
.
3
O. Manhattan), Mont.
1956 to 1958 and
District,
and
the
Bond Call—V. M. Johnson, Gen¬
Manager of Consumers Pub¬
District, calls for pay¬
on Sept. 1,1944 all outstand¬
ing" 2%%, 3%% and 3V2% reve¬
nue bonds, of Gothenburg Division,
Nos.
13 to 400, to the amount of
$376,000, except bonds Nos. 289,
306, 323, 328 and 344, which were
called on June 1, but have not as
yet been presented for payment.
Dated June 1, 1941. Denomination
JLJd
$1,000. Holders of said bonds are
requested to present same at any
$10,000 Feb.
J
$88,000 Aug. 1, 1959. Said 7
bonds
may be redeemed
qt X
option of the District in 7l
or in part on Aug.
1, of,
year prior to maturity, in ,7
whole
eral
lic Power
electric
1, 1944.
Aug. 1,
Gothenburg Division (P. O.
Columbus), Neb.
ment
Public
the
Due $8,000 Feb. and
1945 to 1947, $8,000 ,?
Feb. and $9,000 Aug. 1, 1948 >
to 1950, $9,000 Feb. and Aug. '
1, 1951 and 1952, $9,000 Feb.
and $10,000" Aug. 1, 1953 tb-:
t
1955, $10,000 Feb. and Aug. 1,7 >
j
NEBRASKA
Power
Consumers
District
of its McCook Division.
ing plant and replacement bonds.
Public
purpose
the
,3
being issue'd t
of acquiring /
350,000v Revenue
(Gothenburg V
Division) bonds. Dated Aug.U
resulted in favor of issuing heat¬
Consumers
the
are
light and distribution system
Bonds Voted—A recent election
I ' '
>
redemption at any; a
time of part only of the bonds J
of a maturity the particular f
Power
re¬
/
of
event
for
voters at the November election.
..
1, 1949, and without premium
if redeemed thereafter. In the
from
airfield bonds be submitted to the
r." v, j
if
before Sept.
bonds shall be selected by lot.
questing that an issue of $132,322
.
•
3%
follows:
on or
These bonds
Bozeman),
being prepared
are
as
'\j-ji redeemed
Petitions Being Prepared
—Petitions
plus accrued in- /
premium upon re- J
demption
r
MONTANA
Bond
;
the
.
election
$12,000 Mar. and $38,000
Sept. 1, 1959. Said bonds may ;
be redeemed at the option of
or
on
These bonds
Gallatin County (P. O.
/
Mont.
bonds offered for sale
—v.
one
The
=—
Division
to John Nuveen & Co.,
Chicago, Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Inc., of Toledo, Wachob-Bender Corp. of Omaha, and the First ■Trust Co., of Lincoln, at par, a net 7
interest-cost of 1.6392%, as fol¬
lows: For $46,000 maturing Feb.
1, 1945 as 31/&s, $47,000 maturing
Aug. 1, 1945 as 3s, $598,000 ma¬
turing $48,000 Feb. and Aug. i,
1946; $48,000 Feb. and $49,0(fo
Aug. 1, 1947; $49,000 Feb. and >
Aug. 1, 1948; $50,000 Feb. arid
$51,000 Aug. 1, 1949; $51,000 Feb.
and Aug. 1, 1950; $52,000 Feb. and >
Aug. 1, 1951, as 2s, $709,000 ma- <
turing $53,000 Feb. and Aug. 1, *
1952; $54,000 - Feb. and Aug. 1,
1953; $55,000 • Feb. and * Aug. 1,
1954; $56,000 Feb. and Aug. 1, '
1955; $57,000 Feb. and $58,000
Aug. 1, 1956; $58,000 Feb. and
$59,000 Aug. 1, 1957, and $41,000
Feb. 1, 1958, as 1%'s. Dated Aug.
1, 1944. Denomination $1,000.
City.
100.42
Peabody & Co.__„
Sale
>
-
awarded
July 11, 1944. Enclose a
on
100.43
1
Kidder,
bonds
any
District
Power
of
100.665
1
Day & Co
at
Public
Platte
Aug. 1
f
100.159
Weeden & Co.__
L.
said
bonds will
certified check for
l
Lee Higginson Corp..
of
called
so
said
made
held
Boston
on
-
(P. O. Columbus), Neb.
revenue
Election—It is
before Sept. 10, 1944.
were
authorized at
ows:
Bidder
Consumers
1,
Principal
and interest payable at a bank to
be designated by the purchaser,
subject to the approval of the
City Council.
All bids to be on
forms furnished by the City Clerk.
The City will furnish the approv¬
ing opinion of Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis, and will pay
for the printing of the bonds and
registration fee at the office of
the State Auditor.
Delivery will
$2,000 Aug. 1, 1945 to
968.
Other bids, also for l%s:
'yler Co., 100.899; Arthur Perry
& Co., 100.567.
—
Aug.
$1,000.
terest at the same rate.
Due
—
.
Dated
all
than
be
.
Irrigation District (P. O. North1- *■
Platte), Neb.
,1
may bid for both types of bonds.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 bonds
Bidders are also requested to de¬ offered for sale on
July 27—v. 160, ;
signate in their bids the rate of p.
373—were
awarded ■ to
the,£
interest to be paid on said bonds; Wachob-Bender
Corp., of Omaha, J
provided, however, that the in¬ and the First Trust Co., of Lin- /
terest rate thus designated shall
coin, as 2s, paying a price of 101.-; vbe an even multiple of Vs of 1%
026, a basis of 1.87%, as follows; J
0.55%
$5,150,000
on Aug. 2
MICHIGAN
160, p. 476—were awarded to
a syndicate composed of the First
Huntington Woods, Mich.
INDIANA
National Bank of Chicago, Coffin
Bond Call
George W. Evans,
& Burr, Hornblower & Weeks,
Boston Township (P. O. Boston),
City Treasurer, calls 'for payment
both of New York, Paul H. Davis
"*
Ind.
on
Aug/ 1, 1944 at the Detroit
& Co., Central Republic Co.; both
Bonds Not Sold
The $50,000
Trust Co., Detroit, refunding of
of Chicago, A. Q. Becker & Co., of
bonds offered for sale on Aug. 2
940 bonds Nos. 107 to 122.
InNew Yo(rk,
Milwaukee, Co., of
—v. 160, p. 477—were not sold;
erest ceases on date called.
Milwaukee, Illinois Co. and Mar¬
Spice Valley Township School
tin, Burns & Corbett, both of Chi¬ Nadeau Township School District
Township (P. O. Huron), Ind.
cago, as %s, paying a price of
(P. O. Nadeau), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $20,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The $46,000 build¬
100.05, a basis of about 0.87%, as
ing bonds offered for sale on July follows:
ing bonds offered for sale on Aug.
29—v. 160, p. 274—were awarded
2—v. 160, p. 477—were awarded
$2,750,000 fifth water serial bonds.
to Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincin¬
to
the
First National
Bank
of
Due
Aug.
15,
as
follows:
nati, as VAs, paying a price of
Menominee as l%s, paying a price
$200,000 in 1949 to 1953, $250,100.23, a basis of about 1.21%.
Dated
000 in 1954 to 1958, and $300,- of 100.04, a basis of 1.74%.
Dated May 1, 1944. Denomination
July 1, 1944. Denomination $1,000
000 in 1959.
$1,000 and $500. Due $500 on July
and $500.
Due July 1, as follows:
2,400,000 fourth
sewer
serial
1, 1945, on Jan; and July 1, in 1946
bonds. Due Aug. 15, as fol¬ $8,500 in 1945 and 1946, $9,500 in
to 1949, $2,000 on Jan. and
JulyJ,
1947 and 1948, $10,000 in 1949. The
lows: $400,000 in 1954 to 1956,
in 1950 to 1952, and $2,000 on Jan.
and $300,000 in 1957 to 1960. next highest bidder was: Com¬
1 and $1,500 on July 1, 1953. The
mercial Bank, Menominee, for 2s,
Dated Aug. 15, 1944. Denomina¬
next highest, bidder was City Se¬
at a price of 100.05.
curities Corp.,. Indianapolis, for tion $1,000. The next highest bid¬
der was Smith Barney &
Co., Royal Oak Township School Dist.
iy2s, at a price of 100.55.
Harris Trust
& Savings
No. 7 (P. O. Beckley), Mich.
Bank,
Washington Township (P. O. * Chicago, Lazard Freres & Co.,
Bond Sale
The $300,000 reChemical Bank & Trust Co.,. New iJJVF.lXW. 1944 Series 2 «pOUU)Vvv 1C™ |
Salem), Ihd.
1 XI1C bonds offer-j
unding Dtllv
To Issue Bonds—The
Advisory York, R. W. Pressprich & Co., ed for sale on July 24—v. 160,
$100,000 school addition and
nasium bonds,
should
ceases
-
-
time, they shall be called in in¬
verse
numerical order,
Bidders
>,
R.
Baltimore, Md.
Bond
less
interest
interest
that
date called.
thereafter
Bond
0.43 %
as l3/4s,
price of 101.139. Dated Aug. 1,
944.
First
sold at par.
thereafter.
Plans
the face
on
accrued
plus
2Y4s notified
as
forth
set
to
redemption date, and are further
2^s;
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Weeks & Stubbs of Boston
on
sewer
2^s
is
as
thereof
l%s to call date and
as
1944. Denomination
275—were awarded to Whiting,
p.
Bond
bonds offered for sale
and
bond
1945
Mich.
construction bonds offered for sale
Prestonburg, Ky.
Sale—The $25,000
Woodstock School Dist. No. 72, III.
Bond Election—An election was
held recently to vote an issue of
ceases
as-2y4s; 1963
date
1964
2l/zs
Bank,
offered fdr sale
date called.
Bond
connec¬
and
Discount
Corp.
National
Note Sale
Hopkins County (P. O. Madisonville), Ky.
Bond Call—H. W. Rudd, Coun¬
ty Clerk, calls for payment on
Sept. 1, 1944 all outstanding 31/2%
school
building revenue bonds
dated Sept. 1, 1943. Payable at the
Kentucky Bank &
Trust
Co.,
1956
call
to
i9almer, ThreeRivers Fire District,
KENTUCKY
at 101.594.
Moline, III.
1953 to
if
(plus $5.00)
New York;
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler, and
R. W.
Pressprich & Co.
(plus
$23.00)
-
cer¬
July 31—v.
Bonds
maturing in
to 1952, and 1957 to 1962, as
Mass.
revenue
160, p. 370 — were
awarded to Harris, Hall & Co., of
Chicago, and the Milwaukee Co.,
of Milwaukee, as IV4S, at a price
of 101.675, a basis of about 0.944%.
Dated Aug. 15, 1944. Denomina¬
tion $1,000. Due Aug. 15, as fol¬
lows: $5,000 in 1945 and 1946, $15,000 in 1947 to 1950, and $10,000 in
1951 to 1954.
The next highest
bidder was Mullaney, Ross & Co.,
follows:
follows:
First Boston
Aug. 14 to
submit -to the voters an issue of
tificates of indebtedness.
'
Co., all of Detroit, at a
cost of 2.4263%, as
interest
*
Chase
for
$25,000 airport maintenance
net
pro¬
Bidder—
An
—
Moore &
Louis, Paine, Webber, Jackson &
posal to issue $7,000,000 in bonds
Curtis, C. F. Childs & Co., Com¬ to finance a
post-war City-Coun¬
merce
Union
Bank,
Nashville,
ty building be submitted to the
Mackey, Dunn & Co., R. D. White voters at the
general election on
& Co., and Mackubin, Legg & Co.,
Nov. 7.
:
for Is, at 100.31.
Lehman Bros., Kidder, Peabody
MISSOURI
& Co., Mercantile Trust Co., Bal¬
Jefferson City, Mo.
timore, Kean Taylor & Co., Equit¬
Bond Offering—Henry W. Ells,
able
Securities
Corp.,
Baker,
Watts & Co., R. L. Day & Co., E. City Clerk, will receive sealed
H. Rollins & Sons, Stein Bros. & bids until 8 p.m. (CWT) on Aug.
Boyce, R. S. Dickson & Co., and 7 for the purchase of $185,000 air¬
Stern Bros. & Co., for Is, at 100.- port bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1944.
Denomination $1,000. Due May 1,
269.
as follows:
$5,000 in 1953, $2,000
Bonds Publicly Offered — The
in 1954, . $11,000 in 1955, $16,000
First National Bank of Chicago
in 1956 and 1957, $17,000 in 1958,
and
associate
underwriters
reoffered the bonds for public sub¬ $18,000 in 1959, $19,000 in 1960,
scription at prices to yield from $20,000 in 1961 to 1963, and $21,000 in 1964. Bidders are requested
0.55% to 0.875%; according to ma¬
to bid for bonds maturing as above
turity.
stated, without option of prior pay¬
MASSACHUSETTS
ment, or for bonds maturing on the
above dates, but with the right
Boston, Mass.
reserved unto said City, at its op¬
Note Sale—The $3,000,000 notes
tion, on May 1, 1949, or on any
offered for sale on Aug. 1 were
interest payment date thereafter,
awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
to call in, pay and redeem, at par
at 0.38% discount, plus a premium
and accrued interest, all or any
of $110. Dated Aug. 4, 1944. Due
part of said bonds outstanding on
Nov. 6, 1944. Other bidders were
said date or dates; provided, that
Sibley, Iowa
Election Called
has
in said
Michigan Corp., Crouse, Ben¬
nett, Smith & Co., and McDonald,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Stone & Web¬
ported that the Ways and Means
ster
and
Blodget,
Inc., Glore, Committee of the
County Board
Forgan & Co., Mercantile-Com¬ of
Supervisors has agreed to re¬
merce
Bank
& Trust
Co.,
St. commend to the Board that a
as
of payment specified
bonds, on date called for
payment at the redemption price
of said date with respect to each
of
100.3199.
First National Bank, New York,
bonds.
of the places
372—were awarded to the First
p.
000.
Chicago
Monday, August 7, 1944
-
any
the inverse
ties,
order of
maturi-Xj
payment of par plus js
accrued interest and premium,
upon redemption as follows:
1 j
3% if redeemed on or before
upon
Aug. 1, 1949; 2% if redeemed'!
thereafter
Aug.
deemed
event
to
and
including/,
if re- 7
In
the/;'
1, 1954, and 1%
of
thereafter.
redemption
at
any
time of part only of the bonds
Volume
\
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of
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4305
160
maturity, the particular
a
bonds shall be selected by lot.
.
deemed
on or before Apr. 1, 1947;
premium of 4% of such prin¬
cipal amount if redeemed there¬
or
a
being issued
of acquiring after button or before Apr. 1,
from the Consumers Public 1950; or a premium of 3% of such
Power District the water principal amount if redeemed
power and irrigation and elec¬ thereafter but on or before Apr.. 1,
tric distribution system of its 1952; or a premium of 2% of such
principal amount if redeemed
Gothenburg Division.
These bonds
;
the
for
are
purpose
575
(such bonds being those first ma¬ New York City Housing Authority,
N. Y.
will be accepted, unless
two or more proposals name the
Note Offering — The Authority
lowest
of interest and
rate
offer
.
.
until
Details—In
Sale
Bond
connec¬
construction bonds to the WachobBender
Corp., of Omaha, report of
in v. 160, p. 476,
the Secretary Board of Education
now reports that the bonds were
which appeared
jsold
3V4S, at
as
a
price of par.
a
multiple of
one-tenth of 1 %
and must be the same for all of
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York, that the bonds are valid
and legally binding obligations of
the bonds.
the
payable
time
one-eighth»
hurst,
Bond
P.
receive
(EWT)
on Aug. 15 for the purchase of the
following not to exceed 6% in¬
terest coupon or registered bonds
Corey,' City
bids
sealed
Clerk,
will
8
p.m.
until
aggregating $75,000:
the
Co.,
proposal will be
specifies ar rate
or
general improvement
bonds.
5,000 water improvement bonds.
;
;
.
'
Denomina¬
Due $5,000 Aug. 1,
Dated Aug. 1, 1944.
tion
$1,000.
1945
to
Rate of interest to
1959.
of Ak or one-tenth
be the same for
all of the bonds.
Principal and
be in multiples
of 1%, and must
interest payable at
troller's office.
considered
be
the City Comp¬
No proposal will
which
specifies
a
higher than the lowest rate
rate
stated
in any
legally acceptable
proposal.
Each proposal must
state the amount bid for the bonds
which shall be not less than $75,-
$76,000.
As
between legally acceptable pro¬
posals specifying the same rate of
interest, the bonds will be sold to
the bidder complying with the
terms of sale and offering to ac¬
000
more
nor
than
cept for the amount bid the least
amount of bonds, the bonds to be
accepted being those first matur¬
ing and if two or more bidders
offer
to
accept the same least
amount then to the bidder
offer¬
therefore the highest
price.
The purchaser must also
pay an amount equal to the in¬
terest on the bonds accrued to the
ing
to
pay
of payment
date
Federal income tax
successful bidder may, at
his election, be relieved of his ob¬
ligations under the contract to
purchase the bonds and in such
case the deposit accompanying his
bid will be returned.
The pur¬
chaser will be furnished with the
of any
terms
law the
opinion of Hawkins, Delafield &
Longfellow, of New York, that the
bonds are valid and binding obli¬
gations of the
City. Enclose a cer¬
tified check for
$1,500, payable to
the City.
4
Arlington, N. J.
Offering—Robert B. Gal¬
North
<
Bond
loway, Borough Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 8 p.m. on
of $440,interest
registered bonds as fol¬
Aug. 17 for the purchase
000 not to exceed Zlk%
coupon or
lows:
••
:///
$428,000 refunding of 1944 bonds.
12,000 equipment bonds. ;
- :
Dated Aug. 1, 1944. Denomina¬
'
tion
lows:
in
$1,000.
Due Apr. 1, as fol¬
$2,000 in 1945 to 1947, $3,000
and 1949, $5,000 in 1951,
1948
in 1952, ;$11,000 in 1953,
$14,000 in 1954, $60,000 in 1955,
$61,000 in 1956, $140,00a in 1957,
and $130,000 in 1958.
The $270,000 bonds maturing in the years
$7,000
1957 and
1958, will be
redeemable
option of the Borough, in
whole or in part, on any interest
at
the
payment date at
the redemption
price
of the principal amount
thereof and interest accrued and
unpaid thereon to the date
demption, plus a premium
of
such
of re¬
of 5%
principal amount if re¬
City Bank Far¬
New York.
No
considered which
stated
rate
must state the amount bid for
the
less
than
$438,860. --As between legally ac¬
ceptable proposals specifying the
same rate
of interest, the bonds
which
bonds,
than
shall
$437,860
sold
be
nor
be
not
more
the bidder
to
com¬
and
plying withithe terms of sale
Town. The enactment
bonds to
any
a
or
character
these
which
bonds,
class
cludes
in¬
will, at the
election of the purchaser, relieve
the purchaser from his obligation
eludes these bonds, will, at the
sale and entitle the purchaser to
the return of the amount depos¬
ited
with the bid.
tified
check
for
Enclose
cer¬
a
$300, payable to
the Town.
[Buffalo, N. Y.
levy.
OHIO
Alliance, Ohio
Bond Call—Harry D. Wilcoxon,
City Treasurer, calls for payment
on Oct. 1, 1944 at par and accrued,
interest $46,800 5% deficiency
bonds
Nos.
142
to
187
for
$1,000
Bay Village, Ohio
Bond
•
Offering—Glenn L. Gan-
yard, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon on Aug. 12
for the purchase of $41,000 2% re¬
The difference between the agreed
Due Oct. 1, as follows:
$5,000 in 1945 to 1950, and $5,500
purchase price of the 3s of 1975
and the amount received from the
new
issue, if
any,
will be provided
from general reserve fund monies.
Frank
C.
Ferguson,
Chairman,
after a meeting of the Board of
Commissioners, said that the bid¬
coupon
and if two or more
per
over
Authority's general and refunding
bonds, Sixth Series, 3%, due 1975,
first callable Dec. 1, 1945 at 103.
ders will be allowed to
NEW YORK
those
bO: accepted being
first maturing,
at
tax
rate
is
$17,
increase of 20 cents
each, and Nos. 188 to 800, part of
an issue of $234,000, dated Oct. 1,
1935, maturing Oct. 1, 1945, op¬
tional Oct. 1, 1944.
The bonds
Bond
Offering — The
Port of called
should
be
presented for
New York Authority will
issue payment with all unmatured in¬
$17,671,000 par value of its gen¬ terest coupons attached at the
eral and refunding bonds, Eighth
City Treasurer's office.
Interest
Series, due 1974 and said bonds ceases on date called.
v
prior to the delivery of the
bonds,
of
Federal
legislation will be offered for sale at 11 a.m.
which in terms, by the repeal or on Tuesday morning, Aug, 15. The
omission of exemptions or other¬ proceeds of the sale are to be ap¬
wise, subjects to a Federal in¬ plied toward the purchase for re¬
come tax the interest on bonds of demption of a like amount of the
offering to accept for the amount
bid the least amount of bonds, the
the
name
rate not to exceed 2%.
i
funding, Series A, bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1944. Denomination $1,000
and $500.
and
1951
in
bid for
a
Bidders
1952.
may
different rate of interest
in a multiple of xk of 1%.
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
First National Bank, Rocky River.
The approving opinion of Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland,
will be furnished at the purchas¬
er's expense.
Enclose
a
certified
check for 1% of the bonds bid for.
Bond Issue Referendum—Frank
NORTH CAROLINA
offeV to accept the same
M. Davis, City Comptroller, re¬
least amount, then to the bidder
Beachwood, Ohio
Charlotte, N. C.
Bond
Tenders
Invited
Ben¬
offering to pay therefor the high¬ ports that a bond resolution call¬
To Issue Bonds
R. W. Flack,
ing for the issuance of $950,000
est price/The purchaser must also
jamin C. Bourne, Village Clerk,
paving, bridge repair and street City Manager, reported recently will receive sealed tenders of re¬
pay an amount equal to the in¬
that an issue of $25,000 municipal
reconstruction bonds will be sub¬
terest on: the? bonds accrued to the
funding bonds, dated July 1, 1940,
ject to referendum until Aug. 27. cemetery purchase bonds will be until noon on Aug. 10. The Sink¬
date of payment of the purchase
issued in the near future.
price. In the event that prior to
ing Fund has accumulated more
New York, N. Y.
Concord, N. C.
than $5,000 over and above, the
the delivery: of the bonds the in¬
Bond Sale
The $13,740,000
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter- interest
come received by private holders
requirements for the next
Idlewild
Airport
construction ling, Secretary Local Government six months.
Each tender shall
from bonds £f the same type and
bidders
—
—
„
—
taxable by the
Federal income tax
law, the successful bidder may, at
his election, be relieved of his ob¬
ligations under the contract to
purchase thp bonds and in such
case the deposit accompanying his
bid will be returned. The success¬
ful bidder Will be furnished with
the opinion of Hawkins, Delafield
& Longfellow, of New York, that
the bonds are valid and legally
binding obligations of the Bor¬
ough.
Enclose a certified check
for $8,800, payable to the Bor¬
character shall be
of an£
terms
ough.
'Sayreville, N.J.
of the purchase
In the event that prior to
the delivery of the bonds the in¬
come received by private holders
from bonds of the same type and
character shall be taxable by the
price.
at
higher than the
in any legally
acceptable proposal. Each proposal
will
$70,000
in
Trust
lowest
Bridgeton, N. J.
Offering — Charles
-
.
'
or
Principal and interest
lawful money at the
Rutherford National Bank, Lyndmers
NEW JERSEY
to T be' in
interest
an
earlier
1
of
.
tion with v the sale of the $15,000
the
$1,000,
the
will receive sealed bids at its of¬
fice
to
accept the same least amount
p.m. (EWT) on Aug.
bonds, in which event the pro¬ 8 for the purchase of $1,350,000
r
:
posal of the bidder offering to pay notes (Eleventh Issue) as follows:
the highest price will be accepted.
$300,000 First Series.
The purchaser must pay accrued
} ;:
300,000 Second Series.
from
the
date
of
the
thereafter but on or before Apr. interest
/ The
350,000 Third Series.
next
highest bidder was
1, 1954; or a premium of 1% of bonds to the date of delivery.
400,000 Fourth Series.
The National Co., of Omaha for
such principal amount if redeemed Principal and interest payable at
Dated Aug. 29, 1944.
2s, at a price of 101.013.
Due Mar.
thereafter but on or before Apr. the Peoples National Bank of Se¬
8, 1945.
Sarpy County School District No. J 1, 1956; but without any premium caucus. The successful bidder will
(P. O. Bellevue), Neb.
if reedemed thereafter.
Rate of be furnished with the opinion of Port of New York Authority, N. Y.
i
while
turing)
Redemption Approved —
Local
Government
Board approved on July 21 the
borough's plan to use $77,000 of
Bond
State
The
the redemption
principal amount of
The balance
of $17,000 will cover the premium
required to redeem the debt at
this time.. The plan will effect a
saving
of. $11,680
in interest
charges over the life of the bonds.
The debt to! be retired includes
the outstanding balance of gen¬
eral improvement bond issues of
1929 and 1933, respectively, and
all but $2,000 of a water construc¬
tion issue dated 1930. The borough
will purchase the bonds at
an
average-pricfe of $1,283.33 each,
surplus funds for
of
$60,000
outstanding 1 bonds.
-
Secaucus, N. J.
Bond
Offering
—
Adrian Post,
receive sealed
(EWT) on Aug.
the purchase of $15,000 not
Clerk,- will
Town
bids until 8 p.m.
22 for
to
exceed
registered
6%
interest coupon or
building
municipal
bonds. Dated Sept.
mination $1,000
1, 1944. Deno¬
and $500. Rate of
of one-
interest to be in multiples
twentieth of 1%, and must be the
same for
all of the bonds.
The
purchase price specified in the
proposal must not be less than
$15,000 nor more than $16,000. In
selecting the proposal to be ac¬
cepted the Town Council will not
consider proposals which name a
rate
of
interest
higher than
lowest rate named in any
the
be
such
sold;and if two
proposals
name
or
more
the lowest
rate, the proposal offering to ac¬
cept
the-least
amount
paying
a
price of 101.5299,
interest cost of 1.65129%.
a
net the purchase of $40,000 not to ex¬
or ceed 6%
interest coupon bonds,
Due as follows:
(All
none.) Dated Aug. 1, 1944.
of bonds
state the issue and serial number,
of
each
bond
tendered
and
the
price which will be accepted. The
Village reserves the right to re¬
ject all tenders, or, if insufficient
tenders
are
received
exhaust
to
$458,000 Aug. 1, 1945 to , 1974. The $8,000 streets bonds.
Due-, $2,000 said funds, to reject thevgame and
Chase National Bank made an
re-advertise in the manner pro¬
Aug. 1, 1946 to 1949.
alternative offer of par for all or
32,000 street improvement vided by the ordinances of the
any part of the issue as 2s.
bonds.
Due Aug. 1, as fol¬ Village and by law.
Syndicate composed of Harris
lows: $2,000 in 1946 to 1949,
Cincinnati, Ohio
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago,
and $4,000 in 1950 to 1955.
Bond Offering—Arnold E. MaGoldman, Sachs & Co., Union Se¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1944. Denomina¬
joewsky, Secretary Sinking Fund
curities Corp., New York, F. S.
tion $1,000.
A separate bid for
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Moseley & Co., First National
each issue (not less than par and
until noon on Aug. 24 for the pur¬
Bank, Portland, Equitable Secur¬ accrued
interest) is required. Bid¬
chase
of
$1,675,000 City bonds
ities Corp., E. H. Rollins & Sons,
ders are requested to name the
held in the investment account of
Weeden & Co.,
Merrill Lynch,
interest rate or rates, in multiples
the Sinking Fund of the City.
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Graham, of
of 1%; each bid may name
Parsons & Co., Eldredge & Co.; A.
Bonds
Authorized
The
City
one rate for part of the bonds of
G. Becker & Co., Laurence M.
Council recently passed an ordi¬
either issue (having the earliest
Marks & Co., Commerce Trust
nance calling for an issue of $17,maturities) and another rate for
Co., Kansas City, Harvey Fisk & the balance, but no bid may name 000 2i/2% street extension bonds.
Sons, Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs, more than two rates for either is¬ Dated July 1, 1944.
Due $1,000
Trust
Co. of Georgia, Atlanta,
Sept. 1, 1945 to 1961.
sue, and each bidder must specify
Paul H. Davis & Co., Commerce
in his bid the amount of the bonds
Coal Township School District
Union Bank, Nashville, First Na¬
of each rate.
The bonds will be
(P. O. Coalton), Ohio
tional Bank, Memphis, A. Web¬
awarded to the bidder offering to
Bond Election
The probable
ster Dougherty & Co., Reynolds &
purchase the bonds at the lowest date of election to submit to the
Co., Starkweather & Co., Coffin interest cost to the City, such cost
voters an
issue of $40,000 con¬
& Burr, R. D. White & Co., Bond
to be determined by deducting the
struction /bonds has been set for
& Goodwin, Heller, Bruce & Co.,
total amount of the premium bid
Aug. 15.
and White, Weld & Co., was sec¬
from the aggregate amount of in¬
ond high bidder; their all or none terest
Delaware, Ohio
upon all of the bonds until
bid being 101.3499 for 1 %s, inter¬
Bond Election Planned—Robert
their respective maturities. Prin¬
.
1
—
—
est
cost
of
1.6629%.
The
same
offered to take all or any
part of the loan as 2s, at 100.003.
With respect to the following
other bidders, we show the terms
group
cipal and interest payable in
New
King, City Auditor, reports that
Council has passed a re¬
and
other
preliminary
E.
Registerable as to prin¬
the City
cipal only; delivery on or about
solution
York.
1944, at; place of pur¬ legislation, placing the questions
Bids to be on on the ballot at the November
election, of voting an issue of
forms furnished by the above Sec¬
of the issue and for all or any
retary.
The aproving opinion of river improvement and airport
part: Chemical Bank & Trust Co., Masslich & Mitchell, of New York, bonds.
J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc., Barr will be furnished.
In the event
Elyria, Ohio
Bros. & Co., and R. W Pressprich that
prior to the delivery of the
Bond Sale Details—In connec¬
& Co., and Associates: 101.313 for bonds the income received by pri¬
tion with the same of the $71,000
l%s, a net cost of 1.6652%, and vate holders from bonds of the
water works improvement bonds
par for 2s; National City Bank of same type and character shall be
to the Sinking Fund Trustees, re¬
New York, First National Bank taxable
by the terms of any Fed¬
of New York, Harriman Ripley & eral income tax law, the success¬ port of which appeared in v. 159,
Co., Inc., and others: l3/4s, at 101.- ful bidder may, at his election, be p. 2463, E. J. Alheit, City Auditor,
now reports that the bonds were
1199, a net cost of 1.6777%, and 2s, relieved of his obligations under
sold as l%s, at a price of par, and
at par.
-|.
,
the contract to purchase the bonds
Bonds Publicly Offered — The and in such case the deposit ac¬ mature Feb. 1, as follows: $14,000
Chase National Bank of New York companying his bid will be re¬ in 1952, $15,000 in 1953 to 1955,
and $12,000 in 1956.
made public re-offering
of the turned. Enclose a certified check
bonds, the first to be sold by New for $800, payable to the State
Aug.
30,
chaser's
choice.
of the offers made for all or none
.
,
Fairview, Ohio
York City since
January, 1942, on Treasurer.
legally the following basis: 1945 to 1964
acceptable proposal for the bonds
to
bonds offered for sale on Aug. 2 Commission, will receive sealed
were
awarded to the Chase Na¬ bids at his office in Raleigh until
tional Bank of New York, as l3/4s, 11 a.m.
(EWT) on Aug. 15, for
maturities, to yield from 0.40% to
■v;:
Bond
Winston-Salem, N. C.
To Refund $198,000 Bonds—The
Offering
—
Raymond
N.
Heege, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon on Aug. 14
city will pay off $463,000 in cash for the purchase of $15,000 3%
and refund $198,000 of bonds ma¬ fire apparatus equipment and con^
at prices ranging from 101.50 for
Dated Aug. 1,
turing in the fiscal year which struction bonds.
the earliest date to 99.50 for the began June 30.
Operating budget 1944. Due Oct. 1, as follows: $1,000
1.65%, and the 1965 to 1974 series
final
maturity.
for
the
period
is
$3,629,688.16,
in
1946, $2,000 in 1947, $1,000 in
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
576
Monday, August 7, 1944
highway department to take over price of 100.104, a basis of about
1.64%.
Dated Aug. 1, 1944.
the bridge.
De¬
The issue is to be retired in an¬ nomination $1,000. Due on July 1,
The next highest bidder
nual payments, as follows: $100,- 1964.
000 annually up to 1951; $150,000 was: Davidson & Co., for 1.70s.
annually from 1951 to 1956, and
Mabank, Texas
chase and construction bonds. The $200,000 annually thereafter.
Bond Call—L. L. Dellis,
City
In addition, the agreement pro¬
airport will not be constructed un¬
vides for the calling of the re¬ Treasurer, calls for payment on
til war conditions are alleviated.
Aug. 20, 1944 at par and accrued
maining bonds, beginning March,
Nichols Hills, Okla.
interest, 4%, 4V4% and 4y2% re¬
1947, in varying amounts, so that
Bond Sale—It is officially ad¬ the entire issue will be retired by funding, Series of 1940, bonds to
the amount of $56,500, dated Feb.
vised that C. Edgar Honnold, of Sept. 1, 1964.
20, 1940, maturing Feb. 20, gs fol¬
Oklahoma City has purchased at
Mr. Cosgrove said that the esti¬
lows: $1,000 in 1945, $500 in 1946,
par, $34,000 3% refunding bonds. mated
savings in debt service
$2,000 in 1947, $1,000 in 1948,
Due in 1954.
charges over the life of the re¬
$1,500 in 1949 to 1951, $2,000 in
funding issue, as compared with
1952, $1,500 in 1953, $2,000 in 1954,
OREGON
the present bonds, will amount to
$2,500 in 1955 to 1958, $3,000 in
Jefferson County
Graded School $1,882,625 up to maturity.
$2,000 in 1960, $2,500 in
He said the board had called in 1959,
District No. 9 (P. O. Madras),
1961, $3,000 in 1962 and 1963,
Senator Wallace for his opinion
Ore,
$3,500 in 1964 to 1967, and $4,50G
on
how the action would affect
Bond Sale—The $20,000 school
in 1968.
These bonds are part of
the bill now pending in the gen¬
bonds offered for sale on July 27
an
authorized issue of $67,500.
eral
assembly
authorizing the
—v. 160, p. 375—were awarded to
The bonds are optional on any
state highway department to take
interest
Dougherty, Cole & Co., of Port¬
payment
date
at I par
over the bridge property not later
land. Dated Aug. 1, 1944. Due $2,~
value plus accrued
interest, pro¬
than Sept. 1, 1946, at which time
000 Aug. 1, 1945 to 1954, optional
vided 30 days' notice in writing
the outstanding bonds will be re¬
on or after Aug. 1, 1949. The next
is given to the place of
payment
duced to considerably less than
highest bidder was First National
prior to redemption date.
$4,000,000.
Said bonds shall be presented
Bank, Madras.
Senator Wallace said that the
Lawton, Okla.
1948, $2,000 in 1949, $1,000 in
1950, $2,000 in 1951, $1,000 in 1952,
Plans Bond Election—The City
$2,000 in 1953, $1,000 in 1954, and Council recently voted to call an
$2,000 in 1955.
Bidders may bid election at the earliest possible
for a different rate of interest in date to submit to the voters an
a multiple of
V* of 1%.
Enclose issue of $595,000 airport site pur¬
check
certified
a
bonds to
be sold,
for
1%
of
the
payable to the
Village.
Girard, Ohio
'
Bonds Sold—It is officially ad¬
vised that the $4,600 street sweep¬
bonds, mentioned in v. 159, p.
2246, have been sold to the Sink¬
ing Fund Trustees at par.
er
Township School District
(P. O. Jackson), Ohio
Jackson
Bond Election—At the Novem¬
ber
election
bonds
issue of $25,000
centralization of 8
an
for the
•
the bal¬
schools will be placed on
lot.
Newark, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $190,000 water
improvement bonds offered
on July 29—v. 160, p. 375
—were awarded to Halsey, Stuart
works
for sale
& Co., as Is, at a price of 100.704,
a basis of about 0.86%. Dated Aug.
for payment at the First National
low call premium of 1%
would
PENNSYLVANIA
I, 1944. Denomination $1,000. Due
mean
that if the
bonds were Bank, Dallas.
$19,000 Oct. 1, 1945 to 1954. The
Coatesville, Pa.
called, the county would have in¬
Wake, Texas
next highest bidder was Braun,
Bonds Unsold
In connection curred no additional cost and that
Bond Sale—Rauscher, Pierce &
Bosworth & Co., Inc., for Is, at a
with the $150,000 water system he believed the low interest rate
Co., of Dallas, purchased recently
price of 100.34.
bonds
voted
at
the
November would be attractive to the state
the following 4% bonds
aggregat¬
election in 1943, F. P. Pennegan,
highway department. ":
Norwood, Ohio
ing $190,000:
City Clerk, reports that no action
Senator Wallace also stated that,
Bond Issuance Considered—The
$50,000 Water Works and Sanitary
has been taken as yet regarding in his
opinion, the refinancing
Village Council recently consid¬ the
Sewer System Revenue bonds.
disposition of the bonds.
will help with the ultimate free¬
ered issuing the following bonds
Due June 10, as follows: $1,000
Hopewell Township School District ing of the bridge by the state
aggregating $12,500:
in 1.946, $2,000 in 1947 to 1955,
legislature as "we can now show
(P. O. Aliquippa, R.F.D. No. 2),
$10,000 viaduct bonds.
$3,000 in 1956 to 1962, and
the members that we have paid
Pa.
2,500 municipal garage bonds.
$5,000 in 1963 and 1964.
Bond Offering—R. M. Williams, off $250,000 of the bond issue and
30,000 Light and Power System
reduced the present indebtedness
Ohio (State of)
District
Secretary, will receive
Revenue bonds. Due June 10,
,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. on Aug. 11 to $4,150,000."
High Grade Municipals In De¬
as follows:
$1,000 in 1946 to
"We also have paid the 5% call
mand—J. A. White & Co., Cin¬ for the purchase of $24,000 not to
1955, $2,000 in 1956 to 1962,
exceed 2J/2% interest school bonds. premium totaling $220,000, which
and $3,000 in 1963 and 1964.
cinnati, reported on Aug. 2 as fol¬
Dated Aug. 1,1944. Denomination the state will not have to pay out
lows:
30,000 Sanitary Sewer System
of any surplus fund the bridge has
$1,000. Due $2,000 Aug. 1, 1945 to
bonds.
Due
Demand for Ohio municipal
—
July 1, 1958, $10,000 Jan.
$11,000 July 1, 1959, $11,000
July 1, 1960, $12,000 Jan.
$13,000 July 1, 1962, $13,000
and
and
Jan.
and
Jan.
and $14,000 July 1, 1963, $14,000
Jan. and July 1, 1964, $15,000 Jan.
and July 1, 1965, $16,000 Jan. and
July 1, 1966, $17,000 Jan. and $18,000 July 1, 1967, $17,000 Jan. and
$18,000 July 1, 1968, $19,000 Jan.
and July 1, 1969, $20,000 Jan. and
$21,000 July 1, 1970, and $21,00Q
and
Jan. and
$16,000 July 1, 1971. Net
income basis of about 3.28%.
Skamania
County Public Utility
District No. 1,
ing
for redemption on Sept. 1,
1944, all of its outstanding bonds,
except those maturing and being
paid
Aug. 1, 1944, as follows:
on
Serial
Series
Electric
bonds continues to be for higher
interest
be
to
easier for the members of the
multiples of y4 of 1%, and must
leg¬
grade names and our index of the be uniform for the entire issue. islature to understand," the sen¬
yield for 10 high grade Ohios der The sale of the bonds is
subject to ator stated.
dined again during the past week
"If the state pays up these bonds
the approval of the proceedings
to 1.13%, a new high for this in¬
by the Department of Internal Af¬ in full, it will cost them 1% to
dex.
(The yield moves inversely
fairs.
Enclose a certified check do so, but we have secured a nice
with the price.)
Second grade
reduction in rate of interest on
•
bonds
still
fail
demand and our
for $500, payable to the District
in this
Treasurer.
index of the yield
to
share
the
new
The state
bonds.
just
can
off each year as they
save 1%, as the new
interest is probably as low as the
bined index for the 20 bonds also Charleston County (P. O. Charles¬
state could borrow for by Sep¬
is unchanged at 1.31%.
ton), S. C.
tember, 1946."
The spread between the high
Bond Call
E. H. Robertson,
"The county board of commis¬
grade and the lower grade bonds Chairman County Board of Com¬
sioners has done this work for the
thus widened further to .35% in missioners, calls for payment, on
state, and now the state can just
yield. This spread is now wider Sept. 1, 1944 at the Chase National
assume the
bonds and pay them
than it has been since December,
Bank, New York City, at par and off
annually as they are paying
1943.
accrued interest to said date, and
off the Folly Beach bonds."
a
premium of 5% of the face
Shaker Heights City School Dist.,
amount thereof, all bonds of the
Liberty, S. C.
Ohio
10 lower
grade Ohios remains
unchanged at 1.48%.
The com¬
on
pay
SOUTH CAROLINA
them
and
mature
—
.
of
issue
Bond Sale—The
$67,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered for sale on Aug.
1—v. 160, p. 375—were awarded
to Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincin¬
nati, Lawrence Cook & Co., of
Cleveland, and William C. Seufferle & Co., of Cincinnati, as Is,
paying a price of 100.022, a basis
of about 0.996%.) Dated Aug. 1,
1944.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
Oct. 1, as follows: $7,000 in 1945,
$8,000 in 1946, $7,000 in 1947,
$8,000 in 1948, $7,000 in 1949,
$8,000 in 1950, $7,000 in 1951,
$8,000 in 1952, and $7,000 in 1953.
The
next
highest bidder was:
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., for 1Y4S,
at a price of 100.67.
West Union, Ohio
Bond
tion
Sale
with
Details—In
the
sale
of
connec¬
the
bridge
Bond Sale—McAlister, Smith &
revenue bonds dated Sept. 1, 1941. Pate of
Greenville, purchased re¬
All bonds presented for payment
cently $40,000 3V2% sewer refund¬
must have Sept. 1, 1944, and sub¬
ing bonds.
Dated May 1, 1944.
sequent coupons to their respec¬ Denomination $1,000.
Due $4,000
tive
$4,400,000
maturities
3y2%
attached.
Bonds
tional
West
Bank
of
Adams
Union, for 2VI2S, at
100.20.
OKLAHOMA
a
satisfaction
of
paying
Sale—The
$14,000 water
extension refunding bonds offered
for sale on July 27 have been sold.
Dated Feb. 1,1944. Denomination
$1,000, Due $2,000 Feb. 1, 1949 to
1955.
1954.
to
agent. In¬
clusive,
and
Original Issue Refinanced—The
Cotulla, Texas
"Post" of July
Bond Call—F ranees Keithly,
reported the following:
The Charleston county board of City Treasurer, reports that $8,000
commissioners this morning took 5% water works bonds, being all
bonds outstanding of an original
action refinancing the $4,400,000
issue of $14,000, are called for
bond issue on the Cooper River
Dated
bridge at a lower interest rate and payment on Sept. 1, 1944.
Sept. 1,1914. Said bonds are to be
with a reduced call premium.
board
entered
a
contract
the bonds to mature in 20 years.
The present bonds bear interest at
Senator
O.
T.
called in before action
said
the
presented
redemption
the
at
1974.
Water
bonds.
Works
Due
June
System
10,
as
lows:
$1,000 in 1945 to
$2,000 in 1955, $1,000 in
$2,000 in 1957, $1,000 in
$2,000 in 1959, $1,000 in
fol¬
1954,
1956,
1958,
Bond
Issuance
Authorized—W.
H.
Maunsell, City Controller, re¬
ports that the City Council recent¬
ly authorized the issuance of the
following
$570,000:
bonds
$400,000 storm
100,000
aggregating
sewer
general
bonds.
improvement
bonds.
70,000 park bonds.
Knox County (P. O. Knoxville),
■■
'"
")
Bond
morial
Tenn.
'
Sale
bonds
—
The
'
■
$30,000
me¬
offered for sale
on
July
28 — v. 160, p. 278 — were
awarded to J. C. Bradford & Co.,
of
Nashville,
as
to
79
Electric Revenue Bonds,
1942, of said District, dated Feb. 1,
1942, denomination $1,000, bear¬
ing interest at 4y4% per annum,
due
serially
the
years
on Aug. 1 of each of
1945 to 1967^ inclusive
and numbered 5 to
Holders
are
the
of
notified
to
141, inclusive.
aforesaid
bonds
present the
same
at either of the
places of payment
specified in said bonds on Sept. 1,
1944, for redemption at the re¬
spective redemption price with
respect to each such bonds as is
set forth
are
will
on
further
to accrue
cease
after
the face thereof and
notified
the
date
so
that
interest
said bonds
on
fixed
for
re¬
demption.
Wahkiakum
County Public Utility
District (P. O. Cathlamet), Wash.
Bond Sale—The First National
Bank of Portland and
purchased
$127,000
recently
revenue
Associates,
an
issue
of
refunding bonds*
Due in 1 to 15 years.
Washington Toll Bridge Authority
1960,
(P. O. Olympia), Wash.
Bond Call—J. W. Hoover, Sec¬
$1,000 in 1962,
$1,000 in 1964, retary of the Authority, reports
$1,000 in 1966, that all outstanding revenue bonds
$1,000 ip 1968, Nos. 741 to 5900 in the total prin¬
$1,000 m 1970, cipal amount of $5,160,000, dated
$1,000 in 1972, Sept. 1, 1940, in denomination of
and $1,000 in $1,000 each, are called for pay¬
1974.
ment on Sept. 1, 1944.
Holders of
40,000 Light and Power System said bonds are notified to present
bonds.
Due June 10, as fol¬ them at one of the places of pay¬
lows: $1,000 in 1945 to 1955, ment designated therein as of date
$2,000 in 1956, $1,000 in 1957, called, for redemption on terms as
$2,000 in 1958, $1,000 in 1959, specified in the respective bonds.
$2,000 in 1961,
$2,000 in 1963,
$2,000 in 1965,
$2,000 in 1967,
$2,000 in 1969,
$2,000 in 1971,
$2,000 in 1973,
$2,000 in 1960,
$2,000 in 1962,
$2,000 in 1964,
$2,000 in 1966,
$1,000
$1,000
$1,000
$1,000
$2,000 in 1968, $1,000
$2,000 in 1970, $1,000
$2,000 in 1972, $1,000
and $2,000 in 1974.
Dated June
10,
1944.
in
in
in
in
in
in
in
1961,
1963,
1965,
1967,
1969,
1971,
1973,
Legality
approved by John D. McCall, of
Dallas.
Interest
ceases on
date called.
WISCONSIN
Wisconsin
Cities
Debt
(State of)
13% Below
1940
Level—
The Wisconsin
Taxpayers Asso
ciation reports that the average
city in the State had 13% less in¬
debtedness and 34% more cash on
hand at the close of 1943 than
case
the end of
at
1940.
was
Ac¬
cording to the survey, outstand
ing indebtedness had been cut
Lynchburg, Va.
from
$31,438,252 to $27,222,773,
Bond Offering—Karl V. Ogden,
and
the
interest
requirements
Chief Clerk, will receive sealed
were - lowered
to
$1,094,648 in
bids until Aug. 29 for the pur¬
1943 from $1,362,257
in 1940, a
chase
of
$450,000 funding and drop of about 20%.
;
public improvement bonds.
Noting that the cities had in¬
1,65s,
■■
vested large
WASHINGTON
District (P. O.
Ellensburg), Wash.
Bond
Sale
Details—In
connec¬
cash balances in 1943
United
in
Cascade Irrigation
States
Government
notes and
bonds, the survey cited
three advantages of this policy:
The municipality gets a higher
if the
tion with the sale of the $592,000
Houston, Texas
taken,
refinancing would help
with the ultimate freeing of the
bridge by the state highway de¬
partment, and would favorably
affect the bill now pending in the
general assembly authorizing the
for
Stockmen's National Bank, Cotul¬
la. Interest ceases on date called.
Wallace,
was
10,
13
Serial
VIRGINIA
Charleston (S. C.)
The
1945 to
40,000
June
numbered
inclusive
the
TEXAS
27
3.5% and carry a call premium of
County,
5% for the entire issue. On Sept.
price of
I, of this year, $250,000 in out¬
standing bonds will be retired,
leaving $4,150,000 outstanding.
Garber, Okla.
Bond
1,
terest ceases on date called.
State
,
1945
Principal
that have been registered shall be and interest
payable at the Na¬
presented properly endorsed with tional City Bank, New York. Le¬
signatures of the registered own¬ gality approved by Huger Sinkler,
ers
duly authenticated to
the of Charleston.
$5,000
with John Nuveen & Co., of Chi¬
water works improvement bonds
to Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincin¬ cago, and their local associates,
Frost, Read & Co., Charleston, to
nati, as 13/4%s, at a price Of
sell the new issue, amounting to
100.606, a basis of 1.64%, Mary
$4,150,000, on the basis of an aver¬
Greenlee, Village Clerk, now sends
the following list of other bid¬ age rate of interest at 2.4364%,
ders: J. A. White & Co., for 2*4s,
at a price of 100.32, and the Na¬
May
$1,000
This will make it much
hand.
on
in
Bonds
num, due serially on Aug. 1 of
each of the years 1945 to 1959, in¬
.
of
Rate
Revenue
A,
of said District, dated
Aug. 1, 1939, denomination $1,000,
bearing interest at 4%% per an¬
*
1956.
Wash.
Bond Call—The district is call¬
paying
a
interest rate than it would
refunding bonds to Conrad, Bruce
& Co., of Seattle, as 3s, at 96.50,
report of which appeared in v. 159,
p. 1912, Leonard F. Burrage, Sec¬
retary-Treasurer,
now
reports
that the bonds are dated July 1,
1944, and mature as follows: $5,000 Jan. and $4,000 July 1, 1945,
$5,000 Jan. and July 1, 1946, $6,000 Jan. and $5,000 July 1, 1947
and 1948, $6,000 Jan. and July 1,
1949, $7,000 Jan. and $6,000 July
1, 1950 and 1951, $7,000 Jan. and
July 1,1952, $8,000 Jan. and $7,000
July 1, 1953 and 1954j $9,000 Jan.
and $8,000 July 1,1955, $9,000 Jan.
and July 1, 1956, $9,000 Jan. and
$10,000 July 1, 1957, $10,000 Jan.
deposited in banks;
city helps fill local war bond
quotas; and, by not leaving the
cash on deposit in banks, certain
State
insurance
charges
are1
were
money
avoided.
The
alliance
cities which
stated
that
those
accumulating re¬
serves can use the funds to help
reduce property taxes in the fu¬
ture, but warned that today's de¬
ferred
maintenance,
postponed
construction
Costs,
are
and
minimum relief,
coupled with possible de¬
clines in normal income tax col¬
lections
may
at
mean
the
end
of the
war,:
higher property taxes
in the future.
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