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MONDAY
Reg. U. S. Pat.-Office
^Volume 164
New York, N, Y.,
Number 4547
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
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The company on Nov. 18 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
/for 5,360 shares ($1 par) common on behalf of P. Eberstadt & Co.,
Proceeds
common.
the
4
from
the
exercise
of
Aldens, Inc., Chicago
warrants
the
company's general funds.—V. 162,
will
be
w
Increases Dividend and De-
—
■
/dares Extra'of 25 Cents—
and other deferred items, $401,020;
a
Copy
MISCELLANEOUS
-
^' American Laundry Machinery Co.—Transfer Agent—
1
■
$2,471,792, less reserve, $1; assets allocated to insurance fund, $1,150,000; vessel replacement fund assets, deposited in banks to the credit
of
U. S. Maritime
Commission
and ' American-Hawaiian" Steamship
Co., Joint account, $13,582,139; cost less depreciation of vessels requi¬
sitioned as to title, for which no payments have .been .received from
the U. S, Government, $14,433; vessels and isteamer equipment (after
reserve for depreciation of
$3,322,485), $1,280,679; shore plant (after
reserve
for depreciation of $223,680), $108,520; unexpired insurance
The
been
;
Irving Trust Co.,
appointed, as New
One Wall Street, New York 15, N.
York City transfer agent for the
(par $20).—V. 164, p. 821.
/
/
'
-
stock
Y.,
has
common
,
,
added;
1161.
p.
Price 60 Cents
INSURANCE
-
.
Inc., as agent for five of its officers and stock purchase warrants
evidencing the right to purchase an aggregate of 5,360 shares of
to
INDUSTRIAL
-
refund of Federal taxes for prior years under carry-back provisions of
Internal
Revenue Code, $26,128;
mixed claims- awards aggregating
!
? 'Aeronca Aircraft Corp.—Files with SEC—
Monday, December 2* 1946
American National Finance Corp. — Preferred Stock
^Reclassified—Additional Common Stock Offered to Preferred Stockholders Under Plan—
i
.v/.//j;,wfffij. £ ?The stcfckholders
on JNoV. 6 approved a plan of reclassification dated
10, 1946, which provides that the authorized preferred stock
dlirectors on Nov. 22 declared a quarterly dividend of" 37%
• / LIABILITIES—Accounts payable and accrued liabilities, $1,368,865;
be changed from 120,000 shares or $2 preferred stock, without
advances under agency arrangements, $387,481; mortgage notes, U. S. *
par
share and an extra dividend of 25 cents per share pn the
/value, to 25,000 shares of $100 par preferred stock which will be enMaritime Commission (due within- one year),. $48,000; Federal income
common
stock, par $5, both payable Dec. 21 to holders of record :
•. titled
to preferential dividends at the rate of $3.50 for the fiscal
and excess profits taxes (est,), $816,580; mortgage notes,, U. S. Mari¬
Dec. 7.
Quarterly payments of 30 cents each were made on July 1
year ending Dec. 31, 1946, and at the rate of $6 per share in each
time Commission (due after one year), $864,000; excess receipts over
and Oct. 1, last, and one of 15 cents pn April 1, 1946.
calendar year thereafter,;
/;
disbursements
on
v.,- Distributions
of 15 cents per share were made in each quarter
uncompleted voyages, $504,789; reserve for con¬
Under the/plan, five shares of the presently outstanding 89,381%
tingencies, $580,000; reserve for insurance, / $1,150,000; reserve for
•during 1945, and, in addition, an extra of 15 cents. was paid on shares of $2 preferred stock will be changed into one new $100
reconditioning SS. Georgian, $150,319; reserve for repairs, $56,686;
.peci 22, last year.
par
reserve for vessel replacements
preferred share, and holders of the $2 preferred stock were offered
The regular quarterly dividend of $1.06% per share on the ^V*%
(excess of complete or partial recov¬
a
non-transferable right, for each ten shares of such
cumulative
preferred stock, par $100, was also declared, payable /. eries on ships lost or requisitioned as to title over depreciated cost),
preferred held
$13,367,629; capital stock ($10 jar), $4,157,000; earned surplus, $7,002,by them, to purchase from the corporation one share of the presently
•Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec. 7.-—V. 164, p. 2681.
^ ^
V. 851;
authorized but unissued shares of common stock at $5
total,; $30,454,200.—V. 163, p. 2989. '4.'>; •'44.\ >:.444/' // 4. 44.
per share
total, $30,454,200.::
•'Oct.
The
;/
cents per
.
-
,
All American Aviation,
Such
right will expire on Dec. 2, 1946, unless such time is hereafter
extended by the directors. The corporation has received a firm offer
S. Willard Coleman (President) and Herbert Kruttschnitt
(Vice
President) to purchase at $5 per share and such shares of common
stock- not so purchased by the preferred stockholders. This
will involve
Inc.—Official Resigns—
*
resignation of Harry R. Stringer as Vice-President in charge '•
jof traffic,. mail, advertising and public relations was announced by
the corporation on Nov. 25.—V. 164, p. 2149.
/
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The
Alton
in TM*
RR—Earnings-*
1946
October—
Gross from
Net
from
$2,749,549
$3,210,936
$3,050,083
461,805
1,118,961
1,071,846
161,013
170,898
516,263
199,470
i
From Jan. 1—
Gross from railway—.
from
1943
526,874
railway—/—.
Net ry. ©per, income—
Net
1944
1945
$2,559,856
railway-—
24,114,764
1,586,848
•1,879,054
railway—.
Net ry. oper. income—
30,601,361
8,719,786
3,254,036
31,695,352
10,658,462
3,516,510
Stock and Bond
For the
mercial
Quotations
Traffic
Record—
a
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first air transport company to fly more
cargo in one
month when it carried
1,106,826 ton miles in September, according to Francis D. Miller,
^director' of cargo sales. Then in October American flew 1,545,050 ton
miles of cargo.
"/.•/.;■/ i./■;,y" 444/
v'-'v/:
4
Airfreight flown during October was 911,531 ton miles compared
With 264.106 ton miles in October of last year, an increase of 245%.
•Mt- express flown last month by American totaled 633,519 ton miles
-compared with 297,739 ton miles in October 1945, an Increase of
113%,
,,44/4 44/4444;,444/>4
>
The total cargo of 1,545.050 ton miles flown by- American this past
month represented ah increase of 175% over the 561,845 ton miles of
«ir express and airfreight flown in October'of 1945,
44:4,/.^/4;44;;4
4, The record-breaking figures do not include overseas shipments or
airfreight flown, via American's Contract Air Cargo Division; //44^/44/
"million ton miles of cargo.
This company became the
miles
million' ton
a
.
■
.
.
Detroit Stock Exchange
of
Montreal Curb
:
relations,
public
nounced
■
k
has
Marshall
Rex
Nov.
on
Since April
1
publicity director for the Propeller
Corp., Caldwell,■ N. J.—V. 164, p. 2681. '■/
American-Hawaiian Steamship Co.
9 Months Ended
Sept. 36—
Operating revenue
•Operating expenses
Gross
t
profit
-
:
^
Total
profit —14
—
Frov. for Fed. inc. & exc.
.'
Net profit
—
Earned surplus,
Total surplus
pft. taxes
_4
—
Jan, 1——
—
$1,831,575
900,000
$8,072,302
——
Exc. of cost over par value of co.'s
stk. purchased during the yr.
Dividends paid
;
cap.
;
;
124,451
V 945,000
$906,180
7,148,928
2848
Condition Statement of
Condition
Statement
2867
of Member Banks
v
i
of
Federal Reserve System
2867
$8,055,108 $8,063,690 4
4/4 4 44 444'4;/v;44:;
7,075
945,000
945,225 u
American. Ice Co.—Common Div. Paym't
bf
Enjoined—
The New York Stock Exchange has been Informed that the payment
the dividend of 50 cents per share declared on the common stock
^
stock of
American President Lines, Ltd., $250,000; estimated
•
prefer^d^st6cfehdlderSi~?V.. 164, p»/1713,
SPECIALIST IN
;
<
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•
SECONDARY MARKETS
'
'
"according
Justice
GEARHART & COMPANY
Established 1922
INCORPORATED
Members Mv>
j
~
SO BROAD
STREET
HAnover 2-2600
to
its
best
judgment."
Frank Murphy wrote the
Jackson,
,
'
:
^
Trading Markets in
/
4
Over the Counter Securities
DEPARTMENT
cAllen& Company
Telephone:
Light Co.—Supreme Court Up¬
/ ;,/44,;' 4
,v/,/_ t"•,., • >■';' •
6—0 opinion. Justices Reed and
both formerly with the Justice Department, and Justice
Douglas, former SEC chairman, took no part in the decision.. Justices
Rutledge and Frankfurter concurred witty the ruling in separate
opinions.
The
Court upheld the validity of utility "death sentences" fast
•spring in a case involving the North American Co,
However, it
ordered reargument on an allied section of the Holding Company Act
providing for ' 'corporate - simplification''' of top holding companies.
/
Justice Murphy declared the SEC was wholly warranted in finding
that dissolution of the two. companies was' essential to fulfilling the
4standards.of the law.
//'/'/•:///;,/•'■ /'/'•:/;.•,/•/4//'4';"•"■/• //•
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"The Commission reasonably could conclude from! the record that
American
and Electric
perform no justifiable function; they are
unnecessary complexities enabling Bond
& Share to perpetuate its
pyramided system," Justice Murphy said. "The actual and potential
1
evils resulting from their continued existence may well be said to
outweigh any of. their claimed advantages, especially since many, of
i the Tatter seem impossible of attainment due to the unsound financial
/structures' of the companies."
/'".
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Defending the SEC's authority to order breaking up of holding
companies, Justice Murphy said the Court rejected the claim that
the Holding Company Act gives "an unconstitutional delegation of
legislative power to the Securities and Exchange Commission* because
Act,
•
CORPORATE FINANCE
Municipal Bonds
,
&
Ruling against American Power & Light Co. and Electric Power ■&
Light Corp., both subsidiaries of Electric Bond & Share Co., the Court
reaffirmed the constitutionality of the "death seentence'- clause of
the Public Utility Holding Company Act.
It agreed further that the
SEC must be entrusted with authority to carry out provisions of the
FUIRIDA & NEW JERSEY
MUNICIPAL
Power
,
ASSETS—Cash in banks and ott hand, $5,026,227; U, S.nTreasury
by 'this dompany has been temporarily enjoineds This comiiion dividend
"bonds, at cost, $1,600,000; accounts receivable, U. S.; Government,. 4 had/been declared on Sept. 24 last, for payment on Jan. 2, 1947, to
$1,944,032; miscellaneous accounts receivable and claims, $1,002,610;
holde^t^) rhoord' Dec, 2, 1946. It was the hsfet -declaration on the
Inventory of merchandise and supplies,'at host, $20,774; investments
issu«l^in^.l932i' ;
•
'
-'.fr . .
-r, .■»<«<>■
in stocks of other companies, at or below- cost, $4,047,637;
deposit
/Th^^^^rary'restraining order was issuedsbyiuke) Chancery Court
with U. S. Maritime Commission on proposal for purchase of shares of
/at^Ne^ki^^.v'-hn^Nov,. 27 pending trial
Mivactfon by several
capital
dividends
the plan
American
$931,575
7,132,115
r
the benefit
a
The
U. S. Supreme Court on Nov. 25 upheld an order of the
Securities and Exchange Commission dissolving two big public utility
holding companies.
Federal Reserve Bank-—-
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, SEPT. 30, 1946/4
( years.
No
.dividend in
2848
2848
—
State and City Bond Offerings and Sales—2875
Redemption Calls & Sinking Fund Notices.28674
Dividends Declared and Payable
——2867
The Course of Bank Clearings--————2866
Foreign Exchange Rates—
2867 v
$1,569,818
: 261,757
/ $1,603,783
$1,686,180
573,000 '
780,000
cumulate for
a
ferred
General Corporation and Investment News-2825 v
(A Subs.)—Earns,
$1,510,752
175,428
If
effect,
Miscellaneous Features
4
1945 44 //Y944;1v
1946
$4,629,894 $3,383,818 $3,343,487
1,773,669
3,581,427 4 1,873,066
$1,030,783
7,041,519
4
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^i/'////4/%
$1,048,467
555,316
,
Other credits
not
holds Death Sentence Clause of Holding Company Act
Prior to that he
Division of Curtiss-Wright I
/;4
-
do
succeeding
stocto^until
of reclassification of/stock can, promptly be put into
it is anticipated that dividends will be. paid on the new pre¬
stock on Dec. 15, 1946 at the rate of $3.50 per share, and if
/present earnings continue, it )s hoped that dividends can be paid
annually thereafter at the rate of $6 per share on the new pre¬
ferred stock,—-V, 164,- p. 2402,
j
2862
Exchange—.—.
Stock and Bond Averages
he has been assistant news editor.
was
.
i
2862
mm
——>
appointed assistant to the director of
Smith, Vice-Presidenfr-Hpublic relations,
an¬
'
m^mm
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
been
26.
2860
mm
Toronto Stock Exchange——
2862
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section— 2864
2865
Over-the-Counter Markets—
Promotion---, g'.; y:44;///4
David
mm
common
286®
_
m'mm
dividends
of the preferred stockcan
be paid upon... the
single year has been paid to the
preferred stockholders at the rate of $2 per share per annum. Since
1943 dividends on the preferred stock have been paid at the rate' of
$1- per share per annum.
No dividends have been paid upon the
common stock: since the time of the organization of the corporation.
as
•'holder sin
2860
——.
4
-
corporation at the present time has outstanding two classes
stock; preferred stock and common stock;
Under the provisions
of. the certificates of incorporation no dividends have to be. paid
upon the preferred stock in
any
year,
and earnings no paid out
2859
—
//
NEW YORK 4, N. Y.
Sell Teletype'. NY 1-573
,
10, stated in
;•/■/ '- hi/::- ;//;//
The
2859
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—.
Sti Louis Stock Exchange-Montreal Stock Exchange.—
follows:,
as
6c$.
of
2859
4—
'»«
v./''.
••
Willard Coleman,, President/ on
part
2858
*.
Los Angeles Stock Exchange*, 4-—.
.
44 S.
2859
*
than
;
.2858
—1^4
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Cleveland Stock Exchange.*
outstanding 10/692.56 shares of ho par value
are
Upon consummation of the plan, there will be outstanding $1,787,660
of preferred stock of -$100 par value and 19,630 shares of no
par
common stock. •' "
//
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•
.//
.2858
Chicago Stock Exchange——
second successive month, this corporation set a new com¬
record when it carried during October more than a
aviation
:
from surplus to the capital
.
New York Curb ExchangeB%—— -2853
.
$521,464 will be transferred
At present there
_
Boston Stock Exchange
sum'of
pommon stock.
New York Stock Exchange) (Stocks)„ -2837
New York Stock Exchange^ (Bonds) 4.:
-2848
30,922,073
12,632,315
3.309,014,
Baltimore Stock Exchange
American Airlines, Inc.—Cargo
*
total, of approximately $,939 common shares/
of the corporation, so that all hew preferred shares' will have
capital
behind them of $100 per share and will be fully paid and non¬
assessable,
...
v.V.
y'v'.-'...-v'/i/'V."
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Page
•Deficit.—V.. 164, p. 2401.
i.
a
The
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from
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45
Telephone
<
REctor 2-3600
York
NASSAU
Security Dealers Association
STREET, NEW YORK 5
p Philadelphia
?'/
Telephone
Enterprise
0016
-
BeU Teletype
New York 1-576
Troster/Currie & Summers
Members New York
74 Trinity
Security Dealers Association
Place, New York 6, N» Y«
Telephone HAnover 2-2400
Private Wires to Buffalo
Teletype NY 1-376-377
Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh St. Louis
THE COMMERCIAL &
2826
of
of
absence
alleged
an
Automatic Canteen Co. of America—Earnings— 7" '7
guidance
ascertainable standards for
any
carrying out its functions."
,
,
.......
r -Justice
Murphy's decision went on to say that the
decision that the holding companies in -question should
in
could
Commission's
be dissolved
added that the Court was
dissolution is so drastic a remedy
unimpressed by the claim that
as
to be unreasonable.
7..7-'
section
B-2."—V.
11
164,
Works & Electric Co.,
American Water
ended
21.2%
Nov.
Earned
At
3 Months
•Net
■%
Ended Sept. 30—
before taxes 77-7
and
Income
Net
profits taxes-
excess
profit
♦After depreciation.—V.
$796,361
Other
alone
tax anticipation notes.
times
four
over
were
678. i'V "ii -V :
Uxbridge
public, offering
of
the
Cash
544,916
The
ASSETS—
Call
and
U.
$1.03
woolen
'
t»
Worsted
•
Bear,
cess
$814,957
$2,610,991
$3,066,124
464,745
securities of
of
worsted
and
Stearns
554,878
1,804,776
2,32Q,319
77,700
117,590
299,800
The
•
&
fabric3
the largest
6f
one
-
322,200
,
have
Co.
been
Net
$142,578
$506,416
$423,607
222
177
8,609
18,78s
income
Cross income
Int.,
$155,291
income——
(net);.-—
pper.
Net
:
$155,513
—_
$80,220
$133,137
income
manu¬
Total
is
The
the
on
191.249
:
*'
subs.
from
Other
4,956
income
named
Net earnings
2
_77
<463,898
interest
453,998
-
-
-
$645,358 Xt $642,817
453,998 : V , 467,227
.
—
44,687
■
44,687
•
*$10,370
44,687
■
46,016
,
1,416,164
48,750
;
$161,084
$160,124
s-
company——
—i—
—
824,475
711,935
181,834
163,581
$6,716,805
charges
$8,241,843
—i
u—
;
withheld—other
'
the first
for
nine
haye
fconds
Capital stock
237,058
103,257
(no par)
5,510
—
6,343
6,203
.
1,548,119
1,341,092
2,877,777
-TV"—
imJ
100,QQO
1,548,119
1,344,092
| 2,463,2gl V
$6,716,805
rrr:—
,
8,493.
100,000
__^
^
Total
16,304
"
,
surplus
-V. 164, p.
$6,241,843
i
Bethlehem Steel Corp.—Bonds Offered—As
mentioned
in our issue of Noy,
.I25y Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Rnd
months
of
amounted
1946
to
Barney & Co. and associates
Nov. 22 offered to tiie,
public $50 000,000 consolidated
mortgage 30-year sinking
fund 2%% bonds; series
approx¬
'
'
of
4%
bonds
stock
<l
'
liability
authorized
7
in
guarantor,
as
the
to assume obligation
exceeding $7,620,000 of
company
not
of
respect
the Commission
thereto
bids
two
Accrued dividends,
from ffov,
rate of l%%i per annum,
receiyed.
"The best bid;
1946 to date-of delivery,
were
was
1,
delivered".
- »
-
.
.
.
,
net proceeds
(approximately $43,024,500) will be
(subject to possible changes) to provide additional funds for-thb
of certain .additions
and improvements to certain pf the Steel
cost
^plants P.! subsidiaries qf the corporation.
applicant invited 88 prospective bidders to bid for the purchase
vof
the certificates,
the bidders being required t{o specify, the rate
of dividends to be bdrne thereby in multiples of Vg of 1% per annum.
response
Fur*
PURPOSE—The
used
'
states:
The
a
ticated and
certificates, series R, to be issued, by the Irving
as trustee, and
sold at 99.29 and accrued dividends ;ip
with the procurement of certain equipment.
report.of
r
Sinking fund, sufficient to retire on Nov. 15 in each year from
,1943 to 1952, inclusive, 4%, and on Nov. 15 in each year after 1952
2%#
of the total principal ampupt Qf the Series J bends
thpretofore authen<*
trust
connection
The
Nov.
on
priced-at 100 % plus accrued interest.
were
•
The
ther details follow:
,
...
'
r
preferred
"J, due Nov. 15, 1976.'
.
ICC
equipment
Trust Co.,
and
11,723
78,667
Capital surplus
.Earned
BaRimorp & Ohio RR.-r-Equip. Trusts Authorized—
on
—
V
■
85,928
—
of
sale and factoring of sales
principally in the manufacture, by
draperies and automobile fabrifcs
outstanding $8,500,000
stock.
.'/.o'
v
1945
$332,103
219,874
Mis, current liabilities
.Reserve for contingencies
are
will
In
1946
$527,697
——
expenses,
Accounts receivable—credit
balances
1—
withheld under payroll allotment
plan
;,
for employees war
a
the production. The operations
-
Smith,
sales
HISTORY
AND
-
The
business
incprporated
was
99.20
based
and
the
corporation
obligations
physical • properties which-are
operate any physical properties.
:
made by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
1,
July
-
of
stocks
owning
>'
.
BU§INESS—Corpor$,tipn
31919, iii Delaware. *
consists
chiefly .of
holding
pnd
of subsidiaries.
It also
oyms 6ome
operated by subsidiaries.
It does pot
:
; ;
k
Vubsidiariej' of
The
the
corporation are engaged, chiefly, in-the
businesses of: (1) the manufacturing and selling of
annual cost of the proceeds to the applicant will be approximately
iron, steel and
certain- other
products, .including: structural shapes, -rail's and ".rail
2.02%.
■
VX
; I
:-accessories, plates; sheet piling," bars, rods, blqorps, billets,, slabs;
I
:
EARNINGE FOR OCTOBER AND YEAR TO DATE
<
skelp, pipe, tubes, sheets, strip, black plate, tin plate, wire, wire rope
.and ether wire products,
Period End. Oct. 31—
-1946—Moiith—1945
1946—10 Mos.—1945
bolts, nuts; rivets and spikes, car'wheels;
railroad frogs and switches, armor
$
plate, gun forgings, shell forgingS;
•axles; pressed, hammered and dfop forgings, steely iron and brass
25,300,749 252,786,990 308,529,916
Ry. pper. revenues
28,498,038
^castings, pig iron, ferromanganese, ingot moulds,--stools pnd bottom
iiy.
oper.
expenses-!-—_ • 24,ti7,'<«d 22,58o,755 228,507,882 232,514,826
.plates, macninery, coke and chemicals produced^in. the manufacture
ibf ■■ coke; v(3.)»thfe -tonstruction and
L Net rev. from ry. pper.
24,279,108
76,015,030'
2,714,994
4,080,250
selling; of. steel, freight-train and
mine cars/(3) the fabricating, selling and
431,699
16,233,220
33,640,267
erecting of steel for build♦Ry*>iax; accruals-^ii) Crl.678,599
.'ings, bridges/ tanks and other 'miscellaneous structures; (4) the building
568,880
■2,314,163
203,941
5,162,634
Equip, rents (net)——
and repairing of naval and merchant
Jt. facil. rents (net)—
•191,724
153,124
1,534,032 yi-1,671, \.i2
vessels, tugs, car floats, barges
q,nd associates,
—
2,763
reserve
■
"
8,750
-—;—-——-
less
s
•'
2,123,731
rer.pivqhlp
affiliated
'
v
$678,769
2,082,420
978,713
1,382
.Amounts
succeeded
shares of common
711
Amort, of debt disc, and
expenses s
1945
•
•
l,lao,3VJ
to
assets,
■.'*
„—$124,132
2,085,640
assets'
f.xed
$0.^8
-
wear,
and 700,000
and
^'118,558
114,698 '
3: $488,315
$566,132
—
interest
Debenture
103,594
99,907
accounts
and adv.
m
'
manufacture,
the
fabrics used
Corporation
i
$761,375
$760,056
transit
wages, etc.
Accrued Federal inc. and exc. —i.—t-r:
profits taxes
Taxes accrued and
principal under¬
the
as
outgrowth of
Uxbridge
and women's
plants
1,069
$588,222
and taxes-
Oper. exps.
General
$669,726
'
involve
men's
'
,
Total
in
;
pajjable—trade
.
'
,$760,306
$780,056
$586,543
1,678
$664,770
.—77.7.
$310^094
1946
and
LIABILITIES—
Accounts
;
and net income, after all taxes and an $dOO,OQO
reserve for contingencies, was $2,339,000.
Giving effect to the present financing Bachmann Uxbridge Worsted
received
——
income
of
The
1943
1944
1945
1946
...
enterprise
Net
Telephone # Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
Sept. 30—
divs.
and
;
1
imately $30,494,000
£j0 cents per share
of record Nov. 30.
was paid on June 15, last, one of 35 cents on Dec. 16,
of 25 cents on June 1, 1945.—V. 163, p< 3270.
Associated
9 Mas. End.
t
hand
on
Total
Mass.
,
Int.
an?
leous
Accrued
partnership which
to a partnership
specializes in sales and distribution while
The former
worsted and woolen
$251,0^3
directors an Npv. 19 declared a dividend of
common stpck,
payable Dec*. 16 to holders
amount
1945, and one
440,000
$660,315
BALANCE SHEET AS AT SEPT. 30
receivable
Total deferred
operated
in
Massachusetts,
Rnode
Island,
Connecticut, Georgia and Indiana. The principal plant is at Uxbridge,
•
50-Cent Dividend—
A like
the
company is
1898
and
in
1907.
Thirteen
$442,342
$410,153"
62,535 "
of
others,
$510,025
89,872
$142,755
22,37$
deductions— _
etc.,
Bachmann
Uxhridge supplies the major part of
the
Other
''
banks,
Other-
filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission
was
established
was
founded in
taxes.—_ ;
profits
proiits taxes-
excess
Government, sepuritips
invest,
27.
Nov.
,
$697,736
and ex¬
income
Federal
9,40(1
575;900
U——i V
Merchandise inventories
^.
+
Corp.—-Flies KeglStra-
present
tion statement
1946—12 Mos.—1945
Mos.—1945
in
S.
Accounts
'
financing involves the sale of approximately 45 000
shares of 4%
preferred stock and -200,000 .shares of common stock
being offered for the account of stockholders. Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Cprp.—Earnings
1946—3
Sept. 30—
&
1.18T
•>.
total
company
-4—
$895,398
7
—
■'/:UCOMPARATIVE
writers of a grpup being formed to distribute the securities. A registra¬
Period End.
135,274
-rr
$1,101,500
.Earne
contemplated in the near
future. Two affiliated corporations,
Lv Bachmann & Co., and 0xbridge Worsted Co., Inc. are being merged to form a new company,
Bachmann
Uxbridge Worsted Corp. They have operated successfully
for a long period ,of years and have earned a net-profit
in every
year since lo23, when Ijxoridge was incorporated.' The two companies
have always
hjid integrated operations.
.
.
-
and
Operating revenues—_
Operating expenses——
——
———■
profit
tion Statement with SEC—
first
—
$760,124)
$389,031
112,469
and
by the purchase of
63,809
...
■
^harges and, dedjict.ohs —I
Net
/
v
.
'•
————
Provision for Fed. inp.
'1.22
$1.25
^.66,868
'
.
income
Total
Other
'$548;219
(450,000 shares).
income
Miscei
164, p. 2538.
Arkansas-Missouri Power
Operating profits
i
12,542,038 " 12,546,939
475,000
910,000
_——
"
^
^
1946,
cash
Bachmann
$565,566
$0.48
v
.
1,634,748
$1.53
Earnings per share
28,
in
1,083,317
•Depreciation
'
v.,
%'
securities
liabilities.—V. 164, p.
$2,365,566
1,800,000
1,634,748
7:
.....
$14,005,158:
$563,137
government
1944
$2,726,361
1,930,000
$2,510,756
——
outstanding
Shares
•
■■
$13,580,175
-.lii.
$500,000 prepa.d
Inc.—Output—
-;j'V1945
1946
1,600,000
7'
r
_
;—
current assets amounted to $4,645,443, including
$2,750,000 invested in government securities.
that .date, all of the company's liabilities totaled $676,114,
in¬
cluding provisions for Federal income and excess profits taxes beyond
Sept.
$1,076,599
Subs.)—Earnings—> -
$4,110,756
income
profits taxes
present shares outstanding
on
,
At
The
""
v
7
share
per
0Based
facturers
Archer-Daniels-Midlaiid Co. (&
;...v
- -
—
income
Net
Mr
Bpl^irig fleminway Co.—Earhings—
) Mos: End.
——
"v-
.1.
Federal income and-exc.
164, p. 2682.
Of 1945.—V.
;•
! "
"
•
Cost of merchandise .sold, deprecation, salaries
and wages, and general.and admin, expenses
corresponding week
76,822,000 kwh. for the
the output of
over
-l'
this company for the
kwh., an increase of
of the electric propertiese of
23, 1946 totaled 93,124,000
output
Power
week
!
Total
'.v;'
"
2682.7;Vr*
p.
discounts and
cash
Int.
1,1
'77 V
However,
Justice ilurphy said the Commission up to this; timb
has merely ordered the companies to comply with the terms i>f ithe
Holding Company Act.
, r
,
. •
• '
"Actual
compliance comes later," Justice Murphy said. , "In the
meantime, nothing precludes American or Electric from seeking rev-o
ocation of the dissolution orders on a showing that the conditions
qpon which the orders were predicated do not exist, thereby making
some
other type of order more appropriate.
Section 11 B (of the
Holding Company Act) expressly envisages such a procedure, with
provision for notice and hearing.
American and Electric thus are
not
yet foreclosed from
attacking the Commission's orders under
V
Monday, December 2, 1946
Sept;
'1946, 7 /. -1945
9 Mos:'End;.Sept
,
...
„.M.-vv.W^
1946 ■
t945
:
——4— $12,639,854 $12,899,106^:^PaieVJfcss returns allowances and discounts— $10,"828,607 $10,785,067
Cp.vt of ■ sales,; exclusive of depreciation.^—
8,545,697
8,877,81$
-——-—.v- ' ;.- 665,882
879,970
~T —— -Se.ling, general and a.dni.nlstra't^^: expenses^, 'v-.l,22,7,Oil
sundry income
7,27$,439
226,082
7; <77-7
Ended Sept. 30—' ,77
Merchandise sales
Othf;r operating income. -,7
Year
He
unreasonable.
considered
be
not
FINANCIAL "CHRONICLE
and has-been
accepted.
On
this
,
basis the
average
•
;
♦Deficit.
$67,447
7
Balance surplus
*-"• 4
~
j
$146,673
$128,864
;;
•
f
-
.
Z\ ,7
...
SEPT. 30, 1946
BALANCE SHEET,
•»
•
patent
Tights, etc., $1; deferred charges, $511,447; due from subsidiary com¬
panies, $691,778; cash in banks, $808,091; special deposits, $80,314;
acpounts receivable, $418; total,' $23,000,908. 7 v';.7''7-;777
■ •
LIABILITIES—7% first preferred stock ($100 par value), $2,898,500;
$6 first preferred stock (np par value), $3,608,945; $4 preference stock
(no par vqlue),' $983,650; class A stpck cumulative at. $4 and partici¬
pating (no par value), $1,368,406; common or ordinary stock ($1 par
value), $1,038,308; 25-year 5V4%' debentures, series A, due May. 1,
1965 $11,006,000; accounts payable, $2,516; accrued interest, $252,221^
accrued taxes, $15,035; reserve for employees' benefit fund, $60,000;
reserve
for possible loss in investments, $1,114,081;
earned surplus,
$653,186; total. $23,000,908.
"
• •'
,
• _'V*
>
ASSETS—Investments
(stated
cost
at
or
less)/, $20,908,859;
oper.
ry.
Other
income
directors
The
Nov. 20 declared a dividend of. $1.54, per share
preferred stock and $1.32 pfer share on the $6 first
on
first
the .7%
on
both payable pec. 28 to holders of recprd Nov. 3q.
On Dec. 29, last year,
the company paid- $1.19 on-, the • 7 %, stpck
and $1.02 pn the $6 ,stock.—V.162, p, 2811.
'
preferred stock,
.ooal
'417,259;
2,420,980
49,566
2,803,348
74,589
';k8,386,304
846,182
39,571,490
821,449
141,150
75,918
1,283,892
1,113,975
i,382,80p
1,^10,840
13,497,640
sidiaries;
13.Q54.307
M
i
Totg.1
income—
deductions—^—
Misc.
int.
Fixed
«
,
interest
debt
;
funded
)
Net income.
9
sales
Administrative
721,392
:.—
8C1.072
128,052
—
7,554,124
v
540,929
114,795,534
16,571,043
Other
depreciation.-;
777777——.
The
during
Net income
Earned
per
'
*
—
—
sbare
tion
the
107,491
$232,773;
$5,059,005
4,335,028
$4,521,370
4,173,505
17,364,230
.-*1
;
83,900
$109,074'
$136,890
'
1946—Month—1945
.
4946 V 7
7/7,- ,x'
U.
S.
1,447,387
LIABILITIES—Accounts payable, $186,892; accrued accounts, $34,725;
Federal taxes on 1945 income, $12,932; Federal taxes on 1946 income,
$83,900; provision for possible additional income taxes, $52,699: re¬
serves,
$92,576;
capital stock,
$567,306;
capital surplus, $718,391;
earned surplus, $664,010; total, $2,413,531.—V. 164, p. 1326. ffr' .■.:-,7.:':7
214,083
-i—
1i Operating Income——
Non-operating
$293,156
income— •777
$206,397
$2,414,097
55,999
$1,557,035
:'
.70,467
$214,696 $2,470,096
4V?S?; 3,871 ' 7 7:25,7-11
$1,627,*503
8,299
5,561
$298,717
•■■""
charges— -_1——
Fixed
rate of
/
*.
1,660
on
series A debs.—
for
.1; 50.593
.
cohtingencies- '37
-
•
,
$149,464
income-
Net
-
The
corporation
on
Nov.
has authorized the increase
25
Affiliates
announced that its board of directors
of its investments in New York Shipbuild¬
ing Corp. and ACF-Brill Motors Co.
securities of said corporations in the
through purchase of additional
open market.
;
$140,982
-
-
485,000
while
craft
York Shipbuilding Corporation is controlled by TJie Aviation
through jts ownership of Founders stock of the corporation,
ACF-Brilf Motors Co. is controlled by Consolidated Vultee Air¬
Cprp.,
p. 2682.
an
associated company of The Aviation
v,;.
■ 7
v..
.','
..
Corp.—V.
;
164,
the
corpora¬
That is shown
by the
consolidq.tpd net. billings '1
for the five
years
1936
to
1940,
average
annual consolidated net billings of the cor*
its subsidiaries for the five years 1941 tp 1945., inclusive,
The increased volume of such businesses during the
to
1945,
inclusive, was due chiefly ,to the extra¬
demands incident to the prosecution of World War, II fof
$749,228,376
per year,
v*? %•
is $561,921,282, or at the
/
-3;
„
activities for
the U.
S.
Navy
' ':p
3
t
•;
Department.
'total net billings of the corporation and its subsidiaries during'
•>,
the fiveivear*period 1941 to 1945; inclusive, approximately 53% rep'reUk
sents billings in respect of shipbuilding and ship repaid activities.
|
630,325
i
$L476,36Q. ;b .$962,340
164, p. 2007.
vpf such last-mentioned ..billings
repair activities
ii; nils.
Bangor & Aropstook
Period End. Oct.
•
c(J
-J
BR.—Earnings-
Ry.
oper.
Ry.
oper.
1946—Month—1945
31-^- ^
i
revehues—
expenses.——
accruals——
$711,577
vMJ
1946—10 MPS.—1945
$692,788
$8,449,090
,604,763
7,459,030
$8,547,910
5,804,603
61,576
Crl5,424
642,267
1,867,852
Ry. oper. income
income •-(net)_^_^_.
■♦$3,861
$103,449
31,962
7
Rent
17,575
$875,455
131,8.77
$347,793
7
102,440
(./
;
Net
ry.
oper.
income
$121,024
$28,101 V
income
(net)—
$450,233
$1,007,332
22,610
41,808
$123,5C4
1,340
$472,843
$1,049,140
45,644
450,120
$77,920
$22,723
2,540
-
vf Income avail, for fxd.
$29,441
charges
Fixed
45,495
charges:
*.
?
Net
•
f.
;
457,299
Tm0m
income
•Deficit.—V. 164, p. 2150.
*$16,054
.
:
$591,841*
.77"
of
the
corporation
ot- shipbuilding'
(or
approximately
and
its
45%
subsidiaries)
of
the
1
.
33
represents
Shipbuilding and ship repair activities. Of such last-mentioned billings,
in respect of shipbuilding and ship repair activities approximately
37%,/
(or
approximately
its
1Q.5%
subsidiaries)
of
the
total
net
billings
of
the
represents
ship repair activities for the U.
The
rated
annual
subsidiaries, of
pther
in respect
approximately 85%
billings in respeot of shipbuilding and ship repair activities for-the:
D. S. Navy Department and fpr lend-lease.
Of the total net billings
of the corporation and its subsidiaries
during the nine months ended)
Sept. 30, 1946, approximately 28% represents,.biRings. in respect of
a-
653,862
V
total net billings
and
tax
Ry.
'
New
Corp.
subgidiaies of
annual
the
Of
Stern,
Hart & Co., Inc.,
(The) Aviation Corp.—Increases Holdings in
the
in its history.
pf .the
.
-^shipbuilding and ship repair
34,837
483.0^4
69,843
97,000
j i
Vice-President in charge •• of sales of Frederick
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., a subsidiary, producers of soundrecording equipment, has resigned from that firm.
He is forming
his own company which
will manufacture and distribute film and
•wire sound-recording devices for commercial and home use, both in
this country and the export market.—V. 164, p. 551.
• ■•/'• I.;
years
the average
Of
the total net billings of the corporation and its subsidiaries
during the five-year period 1936 to 1940, inclusive, approximately 14%
represents billings in. respect of shipbuilding and ship repair activities^
Of such billings in respect of
shipbuilding and ship repair activities
approximately 58% (or approximately 8% of the total net billings of
,the corporation and its subsidiaries) represents billings in respect of
■
ATR, Incorporated—Official of Unit Resigns—
businesses of
_
Int.
Prov.
-V.
Albert-D.
of
billings of the corporation and its subsidiaries
1946—9
'
income-—-——
Gross
the
amount
various products pf the subsidiaries and ,to some extent to Increases
in capacities and the construction of new finishing facilities.-; For the
nine months ended Sept- 30, 1946, the amount of the consolidated net
3
Mos.—1945 :
$1,843,908 $18,030,016 $18,350,387
1,392,171
13,224,222
13,747,314
245,339
2,391,696
3,046,037
$1,954,626
Operating revenues-
the
$1,486,605,956.
five years 1941
Operating expenses.
Taxes':
-
■.
ppration and
'•♦•
Period End. Sept. 30^
volume of
corporation and its subsidiaries
Is
(Including Baltimore Coach Co.).
;
.3
.
is $400,890v,040 .and the amounts of the -consolidated- net
billings' of the corporation and its subsidiaries for the years 1939 and
1940 .are
$414,141,037 and $602,202,618,
respectively,
whereas the
Baltimore Transit Co.—Earnings—
V 72,786
ports; (7) this
inclusive,
$9,468,504 $26,0.59,195
——
101,193
Government securities,. $27,500;
accounts receivable (net), $304,435; inventories, $656,349; other assets;
$1,999; permanent assets (after reserve for depreciatiop of $726,260),
$1,188,626; deferred charges, $1,849; total, .$2,413,53.1,7:$7
ASSETS—Cash,
Retirement Act—
Unemployment Inc. Act_
the
of
tDeficit.—V. 164, p. 2682.
$283,054
.
the United States to foreign
the
during any other five
umqunt
3,47-7
;;
i
Federal income taxes—.74,471
$279,577
...
'BALANCE SHEET, SEPT. 30,
-
Railroad
(8)
yolpme of thp businesses of the subsidiaries-the corporation,
the five-year period ended Dec3 31, 1946,' was much; greatec
ordinary
$328,281
..
taxes—
,
28,296
7
—...
—
Provision for Federal income
;
$299,984
operations— „—
income less other deductions..
—T—
Depreciation
acct.
Total
profit from
Net profit before
tax
■■
and
„
8,010,716
.:.-■ "s
Tax acct. Railroad
1,614,983
224,562
124,230
and selling. expenses-,.—
Exise
:
$2,119,122
—--u_T_,-----——$2,160,046
(less depreciation)-.———
1,735,832
—
Cost of sales
Net
1945
1946
Mouths Ended Sept, 30—
the mining and quarrying pf pip,-
subsidiaries.
•
on
than
Atlas Tack CQrp.-^Earnings—•
(5)
plants operated by
operation of public water supply systems in
the viclntties of certain plants and other
properties operated by certain
subsidiary;
a
funded
on
debt ■
Convihgenc
•Include:
'
craft;
the United States and from
"
fact that
Net
harbor
other
limestone
(6)
•.operation of short-line railroads in the vicinities of
Fixed chgs. other than
int:. on funded debt-
:
and
chiefly for; the Use of one or more of the sub¬
tire transporting of ore, coal, limestone and grain and of
steel products oil the Great, Lakes, of ore from foreign
ports tp the
United States and of coal in coailwise traffic on the Atlantic Coast of
35,540,297
4,197,693
4,188,611 ;;4,631,193
jr.:I
ji
•'376,394
income^-
"
Dividends—
2,386,089
2,044,586
.
,
certain
and
'
Net
i
^.Jan.
1,
the
corporation-increased
.
from
10,483,200
net
tons
on ;
1936,
to 12,900,000 net tons on Jan. 1, 1946—an increase
During the same period the rated annual steel-making
capacity (ingots and castings) of the United States increased from
78,164,300 net tons on Jan,
1946, -to 91,890,560 net) tons on Jan.
l,i 1946—an increase of 17.6%.
The average percentages of operations
of
'!'
T ^
corporation
billings in respect of shipbuilding and
S. Ravy Department.
■.'■■ ■33 .'!*■•; ■';
steel-making sapacity (ingots and castings) of
.■•■•-/
23.1%.
compared with rated capacities for the period 1936-1940 are: for.
the'subsidiaries of the corporation, 69.9%, and for the United
States,?
65.4%; and for the period 1941-1945 the corresponding percentages are:
as
for thp subsidiaries of the
corporation, 99%, and for the United States,
,
yolume'-164'
For'the- nine
months
the
percentages are: for
■for. the United States;
£
■
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4547
Sept. 30; 1946, the corresponding
ended
subsidiaries
•
68.9%
of
the
due July
OUTSTANDING
AS
Steel
' !■ bonds,, due
JUNE
30,
Co;
Bethlehem
steel
ratge.
'
914,000
2%
5-year
bonds,
7%
UNDERWRITERS—The
amounts
of
the
purchase,
series
of the underwriters
Co..,.:-
3,00u,uuu
C,.- An.yn
and
Co.,;.'.
Bissell
Leo
Freres
the
Other
principal
M.
Corp.-__
Mackubib;
Blair
As
Blyth
Ac
H.
Boynton
Co.,
Co.w.
Ac
Co;,
"
•
150,000'
;
i
As- Sons—-
Common
iV
1
100,000
500,000
350,000
Clark
Co.
200,000
Coffin
Ac
Inc.
250,000
W/
Earnings
Julien
Collins
100,000
;
100,000
Ntwhard,
Ac
Co.__
+i».f±Uic
As
i
Drexel
Ac
•
/
Co.—
Co,—-
500,000
i
,,
■
J
Other income
^
Co._
100,000
f
-
.
and
Piperr
-
v
Hop-
:
100,000
v
Reinholdt
150,000v.
Reynolds
Riter At
''Deficit..
v.
350,000
Bahey, Clark Aa Co.
Harwell, Chapman Ac
100,000
t. CO;:
————
after
Co.—
of
The
First
Corp.
i
Corp,
100,000
.
First of Michigan Corp.
200,000
Chore,
*Goldmanr Sachs Ac Co-.
<<5raham. Parsons Ac Co.
1,000.000
&
150,000
Uarriman
.
Smith,
i; 100,000
J. B. Hilliard Ac Son
Weeks—.
Tucker,
Co,.—
100,000
100,000 *
McCormick
The
Ac
'
Dean
Harold
Co.
Witter
Yarnall
Xiadenburg,. Thalmann Ac
E.
Ac
Ac
'2,640,300'
T?tal
loss
before
V.
Federal
recoveries
tax
Net. earnings
1946.
204,000
$90,689
>
share
40,630
$0.12
1583;
<'
r
Month of
$811y994.'3-;
-V.
September—
——
;
.,
Earnnigs-^
:
.
$0.22,
*Net
.
i,v
.
;
>
$0.21
1945
$3,093,208-
$2,822,159
$3,026,291
2007.
:
'
Net
.
f
1944
170,247
133,545
69,353k
$4,178,402
$3,160,054
-;i
and
dividends
Fed.
received-—_
100,656
$2,850,517
1,14a,500-2,429,00ft-
——•
^
r
**-i.fr*-
**f*
\
''
b '•
.
a
-
\»!
')•'
*5
,
.
932,912
?
$2,227,142
8,983
27,870
$2,255,012"
583,014*
49,621
44,137
1,877,300
1,099,000.
...
277,100
$530,999
258,694
$1.63
;
: $528,861!
.
258,694
258,694.
$1.52
$1,531
v.
•
•
•
.
*
,
"v
? ;i
! /
. .
common" share_u--—L_i—i——
(Excluding
Ordnance
Ac
ASSET'S—Cash
able
Steel
Foundry
Cannon
(after
hand
on
'i
$0.9ft;
$0.44"
and
Wyant ! ! /.
Campbell,
-
.
!
banks,.. $2,351,067; accounts receiv¬
for- doubtful accounts; of $6,000), $1,512,243;.'
provision
for
reserved*
Co.
Engineering Co.).
and" in
inventories/ $1,031,072;, funds
(U.
notes
S.
certificates and
and
casb>.
acquisition
and
improvement of production facilities,,
in-wholly,-owned subsidiaries not consolidated.
$95,000; investments'at cost less provision for loss, $1,600; land con-;
tracts receivable, $22,246; property, plant and equipment (after pro-'
V.
investments
vision*. fo3> dfepreciatiort* of -$2,825,508);
and
other
deferred
•
charges,
$85,425;
prepaid
$3,181,401;
total,
insuranca
$10,970,054:
.-/!'/
•
LIABILITIES—Payroll accrued, $332,356; accounts payable, $623,407;?
payroll deductions
-
resolutions. adopte'd
a
special
for
bond
Government
purchases,
old
benefits
age
on
1946,
»
.
to the capital gain dividend,
1946,
13,
and accordingly will not be paid, on shares issued! in-; ;
the capital gain dividend.: The amount of this ordinarywill ; be determined by the directors on Dep.. 10,r 1946, and:
is
of
!
estimated
now
share.;
order
on
the
.
that.it
basis
will" amount.-,.to' approximately-
shares
of
receive;, the
to
now,
special
$230,932
v;
"
r,
in
2ft: cents :
stockholders-;;
-
;
—
——
,
-...
$2,629,961 $24,266,613 $23^179,689T
will
be
estimated ordinary dividend
of, record Dec." 1"3; 1946 from
164,
the
whole
[Cash
Oct.
1946,
of
paid" in
the^number of
cash and,
the^ record- date* nre
orv-
•
exceeds
1,
capital
a- cash
Dec.
whole
cases
Prior
of
to
payment
15
the
of
30
cents
the
be
issuable,r. the
paid in
each
was
were
stock
made
..
on
split-up
$10,970,054.,
states
former
■!
■
that
the
subsidiary,
has
,
!,!
liquidation- of Ordnance5
been1 substantially com-;
,
k
April
the
funding rights
will -be- redeemed on.*-Dec, 30; next,
at $25 per right, plus interest
amounting tq ,$L per right for the year 1946-.—V. 164, p. 823'.
of
outstanding
held
share,
.
July 1 and
April 30,!'
non-cumulative
Canadian National Lines in New England—Earnings—
October-— !• "
'
1946
1945
! 1944
1943
Gross from railway--— / $170,000/!
$163,700
$138,000/ $152,900
.
from- railway!--—!—
l4
Net'.ryt oper; income-^From Jan. 1—Gross
Net
from
fv;-: t?
railway
*52.505'
*72,018
*38,868
*104,665* !
V
*93,382
• ; ...v.v:!/.!:
1,756,500
1,953,800
*97,678
from-railway:.——r *445,596
*58,133
$125,482 /, $108,654
^
-
Net ry. oper. income^.
*1,029,009*709,345
!] /Deficit.—V. 164> ,p» 2283.: ,■
'r!; v!;/:/
1,547,000
*401,185
!:*948,435
r
1.443,500
*512,799
*1,060,455
on
1,
1946.
-
Canadian Pacific Ry.^Earnings—
Week Ended Now 21?-
Traffic—V.
earnings
;
—
?
/;
—
—
—
1946
$6,048,000
\
1G4, p. 2683..
1879.
per
1945
$5,915,000
(
.....#-/'
Subscriptions in -United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rates of exchange, remittances
year.
■
-
•
>,
income
r
...
•
$1-.
,
Net
last year; a special distribution of $1.27
per share out •;
long, term capital gains was.declared, payable, in 'stock or-'
at-holder's option on Dec. 24,.. 1945 to stockholders of record '
6,
realized
cash
,
balance !
full
a
cash.
made
on
total,
Celanese, Ltd.—To Redeem Income Refunding Rights—
.! !-?•/!■ rt'.XXXX
■;:X.
'
gain !,
capital
number'of shares
for' the- issuance- of.
two-for-one
cents
shares
where
gain ..dividend will
distributions
last.
in
insufficient
a
.
representing, the
payable'Dec.' 24, 1946' to stockholders
ordinary income.,., In, .cases where the: amount- of. the
dividend
-
amount'
Co.,
Canadian
■
.
Capital gain dividends: paid in stock - will be- paid in whole shares :
only. No fractions of shares or scrip certificates-will"be issued. Each-:
stockholder receiving, this dividend-in stock will be issued the whole.;
shares obtained .by dividing the total amount of. his-capital
gain dividend by the asset, value per share of capital stock of, the
corporation as of the close of business on Dec. 9, 1946,. after
deducting
(& Subs.)
Foundry
requested to notify The New York-Trust Co., 100 Broadway,
York, N. Y„ to-that effect on or before Dec. 9, 1946;-! // All
the
Br$27,559;
W., Cannon,- President,
'
cash,
number .of
$429,689.
held;
pleted and. that the company received during September a liquidating
distribution of $-1,090,157 which was added to surplus. Earned surplua.
on- Sept:
30; 1946? was $5,560,653 compared with $4,430,745 at the
corresponding date last y^ar.—V. 164#.p. 2683:
?!?
•Af • r-'t
A
x..r • f 1
' X •. 1
'
\
V / •
outstanding,
distribution
York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3,
Union,' $2fl.oo? per? year; m> Dominion of Canada, $29.00
per year.
Other Countries. $33.00
foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
./
$153,87S:
and/Fn»anci^Chronicle^(Reg. IL^^ S.. PaAeht Office) William B. Dana Company, .Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York-8. N. Yv, REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
William Dana Seibert.
Presi^nt, William D Riggs Business Manager. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other
offices: 135 S.
La-Salle^St. CW«y 3# III (Telephone:^ State 06!3); 1 Drapers' Gardens. London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards As Smith. Copyright '1946 by Wflliam B. Dana Company. Reentered
as secorid-class matter February 25, 1942
at the post office at New
Pan-American
_
,
-1945-' L'
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, SEPT. 30, 1946
..
•
$343,806?
i
—
—
,
30
■
Earnings.per
v
.
*
■
$3,072,522
614,601
216,392
income;—
——
$2,750,000;
\
A
«
•
.
!
! -:
1,114,863 :
$3,063,539
$1,060,734?
on
:
979,292
$960,078
Xtaxes
;
The "Commercial
for
..
$3,090,70L
$1,939,370
—
develop.--AS^ other-exp.___
profit-
Steel
New
•)
T944:;
3,422,819
to depreciation, amortization and capital charges.—V;
;
profit
!
for
G.
dividend
$2,993,130
3,053,091- "
tower Co., Ltd.
i
(net)--
1/1
;
•
and
payment
.
:
*
1945
$4,044,857
! /CONSOLIDATED-RESULTS FOR 3 MOS. ENDED SEPT.
/-v.!:i.!/.?:!':-■•':
1946
the directors-have*provided-
On
g>.
1945«
$3,100,474^
a
Dec.
rrt:
••■':.V,!■
earnings—:
y*Subject
income
19*46
have been
Sept. 30—
i.;
,
After? deducting $11,263,042 for manufacturing cost of products
sold,
-dividend from ordinary income of the corporation-.- This ordinary
dividend- will be paid in cash'-on- Dec. 24- to- stockholders: of record-*
1946—Month—1945
;
1946.—9 Mos.—1945 ' '
«£fros» earns. 'from--6per. <* $7,173,121 ( $5,567,137 $56,432,818. $47,800;263
Operating
expenses
.
4,151,830
2,937,176 .32,166,205 .24i620,574^
»
to
In-addition
fop
70,823
:
;i
r,
■■
(Expressed in U.S. Currency)
^
5'
-
to; declare
therefrom
Brazilian Traction, Bight &
said
taxes an-d income taxes withheld, $115,706; provision for Federal taxes
income (after deducting. U. S* Treasury notes at cost of $787,264)#;.
Nil;?-provision-for • other taxes, $50,557;
provision for old age and.
unemployment ben-efits*-taxes, $114,275; provision for casting returns#
$96,948i;- unclaimed wages
and unadjusted
credits, $53,491;
capital
stock (348,000- shares of no par value),
$4,050,220; earned surplus,,
$5,560,653; cost of 3,075 shares of capital stock of company reacquired
it
$420,777
—
its
Fran-*
for
per -.share..
164, p. 2007.
4
r.
by the directors, the corporation: ;;
distribution out of realized capital gains,
ta stockholders of record- Dec. 5, 1946; This C
dividend wilt be payable-in stock of the corporation; or; at the electa '
tion of.the-stockholder,-in cash.
The actual amount will be declared;-!,
-
3,513,985r
service-
Period End
-
-
a>»loss_ of 34*cents in*-1945i—-V. 164f p.- 552-1'
^
$866,090'
76.900
1946
Total- receipts
Deficit
'
r/;
«
$1,'242",977 'after' provision for Federal; taxes on- income,
compared -to ,a loss ol-$301,089. in the third quarter of 1945. This^ j.
preferred dividends to $1.29 per; common-; share,!
In
•Cost? of
San
Dec. 5,- 1946.
On the basis of shares not outstanding and profits!- ;:
realized"to date;this, distribution■ would amount! to approximately $1.38
?
$0.07
Boston Elevated t Ryw-Earmngs~-r
for
agent
of
agent
Co.)
*$1,769,123
!!l///.:-!
equivalent' after
per
1
*
",V
Earnings1^-
on
22,634
,
transfer
1946-
•
.
,
Pursuant
i
* After, deducting, all charges, Including depletion, depreciation, cost
«of abandoned wells and leaseholds, and estimated Federal income taxes.,
«
on,,
payable? Dec. 5 24;
1946^—9 MOS.—1945'
'
,$284,934;'
,
Engineering
-•
.
from net sale& of $13,032,1651)
.
s-6s'S-
$290,lllV
—.:
p;
'
Broad?-Streettlnvfisting Gorp;-^Speciar.Dividenjd'to Be:
Payable in Stock or Cash^—
^ Rqpneth Hf ? Qhalmjers;Secretary, on ^ov. 22i: ih': ai noticed ta?: thet
stockholders", skid in part::
?
$113,311;
1946—3 Mos.—1945
«C3rosSi oncome
sole
;•..
of products—
sale
paid' U-~Earnings-per common share-.
amounting tb
intends
fNet profit
the
Dividends
—1—, $1^10«017'-„ . $671,474^
per; sh^.on 942,990,.cpnampp, gharess.«
$1.73, ;;
$0<63,
Compa'ny reports for the third quarter ended Sept. 30, 1946; profits ;
■
283,000
Estate, Inc.—Transfer Agent—
has discontinued acting1 as transfer
$l), 'and Crocker First National Bank
Net' profit: fbh petiod^——$567,242'*
1
:
Net. earnings
1945..;
$339,590
$6,871,090;
;
i.
£—J
1932,
;
Prov., for. depreciation^-;-^---.——
Interest
expense
final maturity $2,300,006">
Earnings
150,000'
—■—n
Bishop Oil Co;—Earnings—
—i-V." 164;
.$35,563,286: $28,532,7184
before. Federal taxes
Federal taxes
inn ooo'
*$56,590.
-PeriodEndJSepL 30^'
per
^
1956-1965;
Nine Monthe Ended Sept. 30r«~ ->
>
»Peficit—V. 163* & 3414j
3Earns.
V
2007.'
164, p.
250,000
to
Net income
>
T—L
Bridgeport, Brassy
Co.—Earnings
Estimated Federal tax recoveries
,
263,953
6,622,076^
1,. 1966.
tAfter reserves .of $448,397; in. 1946 and; $358,293 in
1945;
JAftet reseryes oft$22,879,742.111,1946 and $22,292,633 in. 1945.—
as
30^ ' "
giving consideration
since
surplus
822.
profit"
'.-Total
*$SffOtOOO at.2% ; maturing $180,000 ahnually 1951-1955; $4(100,000 at
is
Months* EndedSept:
estimated
Interest
July
500,000
Co..
164, p.
Profit-
250,000
6,562,596.
———.
—
v
i
250,000'
263,953
———
2.8^ maturing' $180;000.'annuairy
2683.
Blrdsttoro Steel' FOimidiryf &
-6
salaries,
-
Prov.
500,000'
;
Co.
fr.
gross
189,834,
1,000,000
;
Co;-—
profit
7
500,000;
Co.L—_
Ac
Wood
26,681 shares), $2,668,100; com¬
(issued
450.000
shares), $4,500,000;
earned
15,430,450
a#*againstf
Operating
rehabilita-
Capital surplus
700,000
—-—
—V. 164, p.
Wisconsin
250,000r:
700,000
COv.'.'m—.£•£—W-
Kidder,. Peabody Ac Co.
(par
issued
value
Admin, and selling exp.v incl. admin.
---T-
■2,640,300
Earned surplus-
350,000
'
deposits
NOTE—-For
v
Total
15,430,450
1,200,000,
—
and
par
$4,038,799;
Cannon
"
Stubbs-
:
without?
Other operating income
($100 par value)———Li.
stk. (outstanding 308,609 shs. no par val..)^
Anthony & Co.7. ,-250,000
White, Weld & Co
Whiting;. Weeks Ac.
150,000
and
*5,000,060: V/
Cap. surplus applied against stock held in treas.
•
Inc:—
customers'
on
income; $723,840; reserve for postwar ad¬
contingencies,- - $750,000;1- $5
preferred
stock, 1
•
123,785
;
350,000
>
taxe^
.946,086
196,903
Com.
100,000
Co-_
$1,157,667;
on
9-Mos. Ended Sept. 30—
1,000,000
200,000
250,000,
Co.—
500,000 ' .' Union Securities CorpG. H". Walker Ac Co—!
250,000.
Balman Acv Co.,
v
.
'
—^
post-war^ expenses
.100,000-
Co. '1
Bros." AC'Boyce—
Brothers Ac
l
Gross
properties.————
200,0b0
100,0001'
Co.—
refund
X. Campbell, Wy-ant & Cannon Foundry Co.—Earnings—
X (Excluding. Ordnance Steel Foundry Co. and Campbell, Wyant As' t '
6%: preferred stock
-100,000
Co.—
Ac
Spencer Trask Ac
700,000
Jfanney; Ac Co.——.—Johnston, Lemon As Co.
iKebbon,
Ac
StaatS'
—-
for
405,165
$1,066,234'
1,417,835
801,251
notes. payable."—
for
of
tion
;
> '
."r
Corp700t,00fl
Stroud Ac Co.,; Inc—350,000
Swiss American 'Corp— "' 200,000
1,200,000
100,000*
W. E. Hiitton Ac Co—Illinois'
R.
!
.
.
ReservesJfor: inventories.———
600,000-
^-
curities
350,000
'
Reserves
&
Stone :A? Webster,. Se-
300,000
Bemphill,. Noyes Ac. Co,
Benry Herrman Ac Cc—
Ac
Stern
:t 200,000 *
Bttwley, Shepard Ac Co.
Bayderc, Miller Ac Co—
SHayden/ Stone Ac Co._
The
Stein
350,000;
Bornblower
Moore
Starkweather
■:r (inc.)'
Long term
100,090-
'150,000.
'..William
!
J.
Scrantoh
taxes.
claims
—
Employees' taxes withheld
200.000
Ac*4Do——
and state
$2,279,149;
1,478?
5481781-
_
Federal
cost,
losses
finished
possible
'
for
inventories of
order.
$2,000,000
Reserves
at
for
reserves
mechanical reasons it is not always
to arrange
companies in exact alphabetical
However, they are always' as near alphabetical
position as possible... rt-'w:■
;
650,000
LIABILITIES'—
200,000
Scribner
,
2,000,000
v
'
1946
securities,"
(after
accrued
Caiif., has been appointed as
Stock.—V.. 155, p. 595.,
.V'.,:'-"
'546,285
payable arid accrued expenses——,—..
payable,
cisco,
$35,563,288 $28,532;718
Notes.payable..(commercial' paper)——
1944,
taxes
(authorized
corporation
11,92$
'
Government
in
in¬
costs
credit
dividend
surplus,
6,802,440
.
"24,201
Accounts
stock,
12,694,117i
710,000
:
——j.—J
.
S.
receivable
$670,671),, $4,981,056;
Accounts
—
Federal
This
.
Singerr Deane Ac
500,000
Ripley- Ac
t! COA
Inc
Carris, .Hafl & Co.
(fptal
'
Dr
of
1,570,000'
3,591,019?
6,508r791
rt
March,
BALANCE-SHEET, SEPT. 30,
balances,,.$1,042,544;
capital stock
taxes——"J--"
profits
excess
on
Advance payments on royalties
200,0'OQ
:
Stringfellowcu.
W;
-
—.
in
$1.32
tlnciuding. $82,452
reimbursement
terminated
regulations),
Federal
Calamba Sugar
<
100,000
-
M.' Simon Ac Co*—'
I.
•
100,000
Cor—•
FJallgartep Ac Co.-
v
—*
COi-
Shields
—
Scott
Ac
Chas.
•
200,000
Oranbery, Marache Ac
i Lord;
'—-
Ctrubbs,
500;00<J
Scott
100,000
.
u-—:
of
accounts-
representing
accounts
total,^$22,433,517.—r-V.
per
--
1;510,000
doubtful
$j59,544;
profits
value
capital,
*$159,405;
3,579-,430
18,132,530
Dther- non-current-investments and receivables.
rnsilrance unexpired and expenses deferred—;—
;
-Inc,
Pomeroy, pic.—L—
Schw'abacher Ac Co-.___
MacGregor,
V Inc^ ---a——i.—
•
T
—350,000>
Schoellkopf; Huttoiiil Ac"
; $
700,000 /'
Forgan, Ac Co—
CloverN Ac
Ipy^ntories;
100,000
—
Sons
securities—
tPlant and equipment-——
——.
tFederal taxep oi^ lnoomq xefundablec.*-——,
Hutzler
-
Government
for
salaries, wages, and commis¬
preferred
stock, payable Oct. 1,
1946*
accrued State, local and miscellaneous Federal
taxes, $318,191;
par
mon
-
—
"250,000
I*. P.- Rothschild-Act Cd< "
•
S".
$1.95
contracts
war
and
$330,155;
aecrued
no
:
tAccounts and notes receivable-.
credit
$33,351;
SHEET
f
100,054
333,691
$0.76
1944
justments- A.ndr-other-
;
.
years'
excess
sions,
nine cents per common
or
BALANCE
$686,581
100,054
334,316
...
r
cents
$072,016
100,054
334,541
$1.73.,
present-exchange
prior
and
*$159,405
53
ia
interest
LIABILITIES
202,911
.
Sep, 28, '46' Sep. 29; '45
J—w—• $4,003,270
$2,806,569
Post-war credit
Co;
Rollins ; Ac
1 Salomon Bros. Ak^
"
——-
;r, 150,000
7
Moreland
2,000,000
Cleveland.
—
H.
U.
to
*
1945.
"
Cash'
100,000
*
Ac. Co
Rotan, MosleK-andk--'
1
100,000
'
The First Boston
Ac Gandner—
,
on
©437,868
100,054
377,500
on
Income
(resulting principally from
carry-back), $467,778; prepaid expenses
and deferred charges,
$545,168; property, plant and equipment (after
reserves, for depreciation of $1,998,885), $4,337,764;
patents, goodwill,
fete., $1; total, $22,433,517.
'■
Sj
1,113,561
$378,202
dividends
This compares with $65,285
ASSETS—
250,030
$204,249"
preferred
COMPARATIVE
-200,000
—-
"
7
200;000
i,... ...3..ww. —:
Pauset, Steele Ac
Co—
Humphrey
E.
of
'■: w4****——*"" v' —*'"t11>i»i
'
—1
tEquivalent-
share.
common;
j
The Robinson-
300,000
JEstabrook Ac Co
Ac
under
■■■.III.
I,..
648,000
b0/
,
process, raw materials and supplies,, at the lower of
approximate cost or, market, $6,768,057; net current assets in
Canada.
Mexico, and; Argentina ($1,190,109 restricted as to withdrawal
' $15,879"
$765,575
,183,450-
585.000
*276,000
^
Brazil,
$1,129,440
1,150,935
■
'!■£
i—
share for third quarter
.wood:—-—100,000
Pressprich As Co.
$1,916,510
""
275,000.
2,541,20S
$1,073,455
stocks, work in
Li.
$312,088 ; ; $582,125 ; ? ?$187,03a
12,181: t'"
1,077,; :
27,627;
r ...r"-"
expense" (net)—^
income
150,000
W;
1
?.
Art''"
Net
-
>
Putnam
'
-4
v
*»%•'
Aa Curtis—600,009
Ac
$1,651,593'
1,147,913'
$1,334,581
540,000
reserve
notes
unearned
unused
Total profit
i—„$324,249" " $583,202
Prov. for Fed: normal tax, Ac surtax"
120^000 ~"
205,000
100,000
Northwest
R.
$1.89
r
150:000
200,000
i"
Jaffray
'
+
.
Operating .profit
:
'
Phelps» Fenh A& --Co<,-.—
i
and
$8,368,839" $9,593,710: $3,715,78$
: 6,.7.17,246^ 7'7,677,200
:5,586,348
profit, 5efoird dlbpfeciatlohlf
'expenses-,^-
Gross
in
1943
$2,095,000;
'.313.609
!
;;•{% $1-55
261,126
$1,281,016
CONSOLIDATED
Jun. 29,'46, Mar. 30,'4ft
Operating profit, before deprlc,—- $503,680" '
Depreciation' L——"
1—
191,612'.
100,000
Co._
100,000
'
;
Cook Ac
700,000,..
$0.98
Sep. 28,'46
sale^ excluding depreciation;,
'
Eastman; Dillon Ac. Co.
JElkins, Morris As Co.—
JElworthy Ac" Co
JSmanuel, Deetjen Ac Co.
Bquitable Securities, >
f Corp,'
'
share—
common
per
'
t435,452.
$712,868
share..
com.
ASSETS—Cash,
$6,488,062
308.609S
f227,760
$1,419,907
inc. 'Ixs!
$237,642
in-
118,814
470,414
'i 308,60S'
-
Sellingr Ac geh; a'dminis,
;
Paine; Webber, Jackson-
300,000.
commonc.-^--^. "
curred
$7,077,289
118,814
$845,564
dividends.
per
1943-
2,643,562*
.^
"Reduction
;
200,000
Son -
Pacific-
150,000
Dominick
Ac
Newborn's-
Thei Ohio*
2,000,000
of
:
100,000.
Ac Co. Inc.
6,364,171
$8,562,596 7 $o,622,076
period-
Cost or
200,000
'
100,000.
Co.-,.
3.' L., Day. Ae-! Co—
Dick Ac Merle-Smith—
Bominick
;
100,000
House Ac Co,—
&
of
.
"."250,OO0
H;
Earns,
$713,118
462,913. ;462,91*4-
QuaTters Ended— V r *
Net'sdles," after cash Ac Other difscs.J-
2,000,000
600;000
Co.
:
$597,567
1944
$485,108
—
6,606,236
■
" V;
•
Stanley Ac Co.
F. S. Moseley Ac Co.—"
Mullaney; Ross Ac Co.Maynard H'. Murclb &
£/ W.
r
620,000
Subs.)—Earnings
.
2,955;311
;
opers.—J
Fed.
(&
1945
4,097,618
; Net profit for period.
Preferred' dividends
$1,333; 118
410,000
^118,814
200,000
;
Clark, Dodge Ac Co
Burr,
$1,007,567
6,721,277
—
end
made
$1,125,186
224,721,.
exp.-_
income
Prov." for
Pierce,
Moi-gan
Central Republic Co.' ■
•
Number. oP shares
Beane—;tV; 700,000
Co.rr *",".200,000
Ac
Moore, Leonard <Sr
250,000
of: year-
150,000
Lynch-
Co., inc.*————iii
surplus,
also
were
$14,917,532 $10,734,157 $11,561,578 $11,942,358
5.292,804-.
3,440,419
3,489,126
3,614,661
sa.cs__
& adm;
Co.
.1946
^pecial credit
44,235
325,000
-V--!.—LL___
•,
^ 350,000
,
Co:—:.'
Lynch,
Penner
H.. M. Byllesby and;
Ac
As
The- Milwaukee 'Co—-
begin;
dividends
irEarned
Mtrrill, Turben Ac
350,000
Butcher Ac Sherrerd—
Masten
Merri.l'
1,500,000
Inc.
Alex,. Brown
E.
surplus,
on
Profit: from
$748,046
Federal ;,ineome-;tax
profit
Other
$1,288,883'
:::!.:
51,531
Sept. 30—
_—
Sell., gen.
657,720
.
$956,036
40,885/ X
,
.
McDona.d- As' Co.—— "
250,000
Ine
for
sales
!, Profit.
1,887,423
;
643,001;.
§707.161
..
.
~
A.
Billon, Read
1,770,129
577,973-
(net)e.—^
preferred dividends!-
700,000
- -
,
Marks, As.
'"S Cof-U-iiiii—■
150-000'
lnci_i_i_../'
.
thq
25,508,925
$7,144,322;' $7,203,803
Mason-Hagan, Inc.—'' '100,000
Dam
Net
1945. and
__^_-r;yu 250,000
Legg Ac Co.
100,000
700,000
J., M,
24,377,034
-
3,412,407
Total income
Eafn.
>1,000,000
350,000
Curtlss,
9 Mos. End.
-
in¬
of
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
,
which
34%
a
quarter-
500,000
Laurence M.
'
—_
Courts Ac Co
sales.19,98(1,794
income^
Prov.
200,000
>
Co._;
Rhoades-^'v
Loeb,
Co.,
&
Meeds
Aj G, Becker- As Co.- Inc.
•1'
best
Common
Blair As Co.,
F.
year and
■
Sep. 28, '46 Sep. 29, '45 Sep. 30, '44
$24,678;337 $27,752,200 $29,142,952
other disc.
have, agreed
&
Higginson
Carl
200,000';
&i
Langley &
Lazard
-
*
and
respectively,
C.
W.
,
Baker,- Watts- & Co'.J_J
Baker, Weeks &
:
they,
Laird,
| In c. - _———_—_'.}■■( 500,000
■Atw.ill and Co.,,
100,000i
JBacon, Whipple & Co._
2s0,000
"William
$990,000 per week
this
was-the
>
$423,040 X
$3,000,000
„v Harden
'
and
//
femith, Barney & Co._l
A.
&
names
bonds, which
J
as-follows:
are
Kuhn, Loeb
7
after-cash
Operating;; profit
,
-
to
of
share
per
,
Gross
ship. & gen;: As adm. exps;_
Depreciation t and- amortization,,^.
»
J
*
t
($100 parTaX/---—
-i; 93,388,700
(2,984,994- shares, no parw../—_— 283,074,4^0
Common?, stock
V-
of
quarter? of
which
61,755
pid. slock
cum.
at the rate
first
quarter,
Selling,
Sept.
due
the
over
second
9-Months-Ended—
Cost
1,
Co.. (Pa.)
Bethlehem'Steel Corp.1—
t
t
Net sales
i
—•
the
thus-, for,".''^ '"-v;-;..^
year-
%'
6
.—£-1—.
:
increase
over
1045. Cash-payments totaling $1.22
1945.]—-V. 164, p.»2283.
"
durjng
DeCamp
.
sales currently- are
net
90%:
a
crease
$74,900,000
(Pa:.). purchase. money
"Our
■
Is
bonds, series I,
>. >r.-22; 1947:
y
Commenting on. the outlook for the fourth quarter, James
>
! !■■.' .Wise, President,, stated:
X-dXX
1946
Dec.- 6,
.
'••/ rtrtX.-:/:!v*rt.. !:-
Aug. 1, 1998-——'
Subsidiaries Consolidated-1I
OF
V;
,
t5| 1970_._—
Bethlehem
,
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.,- In<v—Earnings—-
■
.
!i
-'v"-'
rConsoi. mtge...'25-year sinking fund 2%%
-j
and
.
CAPITALIZATION
•
75.1 %.
i:
••
ethlehem Steel Corp.-7I
corporation,
/X//-
2827
/
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2828
•rl
of
stock
preferred
Dec.
$1,706,313
Operating
expenses.—~
778,081
680,717
7,552,799'
taxes—1—^—
173,609
87V2
said
166,281
297,460
158,458
declared
also
the
regular
quarterly
dividends
•
Co.—Earnings—
of
30-^.V ? '1946-^3 Mos .^1945 '
Period End. Sept.
retirement reappropriation—;
1946—12 Mos.—1945 '
serve;
Net
125,000
revenues-
$463,342
oper.
(net)— '■<■00 3,974
$467,316
$326,709
161,783
147,796
income--—
Gross
Int.,
charges——
etc.,
1,500,000
$5,351,156
$322,519
4,190
•
income
Other
1,500,000
$4,019,403
125,000
•V-'
.
■
Net
of
■
780,440
the period
■
1,000,807
Net
■
.
„
income.
V."'-
Net profit
Eatfhlr.gs
•1946
30—
.-i
*$336,241
,
•
.
,$0.71
,
$0.84
,
and
taxes
'
.,
Normal
i-v
'
-
I
V
ll!
f
t
-c
J
1
/
s,
J
Electric
Illinois
Central
* (
f"
* '
T
ry.
*
><.♦
company
cumul.
'
t
1st mtge..bonds,
4.10 %
as
GIVING
-
construction
a
fund
'
<
stock
($15
*
A
of 4.10%
PRQGRAM
to be used for
estimates
indicate
Rockford
estimates
will
be
pated
a
will
be
that
the
of
installation
required in
the
engineering
Net
additional
required in the Lincoln
electric
additions
that
of
such
the
in
area
extensions
the
to
construction
new
$1,20^,000
available
which
units
of
proceeds
from
now
completely,
the
i
of
the
near
studies
future.
to
The
,
amortization
future.
near
The
Period End. Sept. 30—
Oper.
the
construction
new
and
the
common
new
program
will
program
164,
p.
normal
stock
is
con¬
will
carried
be
and
taxes.
to
■
1
(net)
$991,511
6,301
12,709
/
the
of
the
out
fact
issued
the
advantage
that,
he
as
to
is
connection"
in
Moreover,'- progress
elimination
business.
of
the
approxi¬
"
;
.
;
V--^'
preferred
advised
with
by
the
1
stockholders
counsel
for
recapitalization
in
public
eorporate
in
than
more
125
the
Notwithstanding
holdings
important
the
plan
the
utilities,
simplification
subsidiaries
divestment
in
of
earnings
net
all
has
-
branches
certain
are
prior
expected
.
Plans for the coming year
include the construction of a new modem
refinery at Chicago, the building of a second major extension,of 40O
miles to the Hugoton Natural Gas Field in Kansas, numerous improve¬
ments in service stations and other marketing facilities, the introduc¬
tion of a line of household products of petroleum and its derivatives,
marked
very
both
of research
lank ships for
expansion
type
latest
the
reserves
1,168,171
of
here
and
activities, further acquisitions
its fleet, additions to its oil
other
and
abroad,
links
new
in
its
chain
of
production, marketing and transportation facilities for oil and natural
gas.—V. 164, p. 1327.
I
Clark Equipment Co.—Earnings—
(Including Clark-Celfor Tool Corp.)
Misc.
Total inqome
Admin. & selling exps.■
Spec
243,746
194,403
$2,602,539
$7,852,892 $12,587,907
$9,404,88?
1,235,193
190,016
1,654,036
248,337
5^260
450,489
88,644
106,308
.
29,000
340,834
§3.925,000
$47,889
$1,145,827
309,910
—
$9,210,484
1,327,488
241,751
450,214
<
"
paid.w-v—
Depreciation
....
.
265,114
446,48?
62,429
.
436,296
t5,316,721
421,126
18,261,000
67,223
$1,779,744
67,223
534,636
534,636
534,636
534,636
def. $553,970
Net profit
$543,968
237,616
$1,177,886
:•
237,616
$1,040,782
237,616
Nil
$4.54
$7.21
$6.62t
—
dividends
Preferred
dividends
Common
$7,662,876 $12,344,161
1,914,433
296,047
war facil.
Interest
Federal taxes
1943
y
allowed
.amort.,of
y
1944
$2,482,019
120,520
—
income
Discounts
1945
1946
9 Mos. Endi Sept. 30-Gross profit
..
.
.1946
1945
:
$707,059
230,609
125,740
railway—
•
income
2405.
i
67,223-
—
«
$1,642,641
67,223
1
41,048
$553,782
172,770
00,156
73,981
$520,475
215,525
84,651
5,582,111
1,776,281
777,099
\
v
5,886,001
5,270,338
2,328,669
2,210,482
829,519
813,994.
v-
Lr
_
<
'
%
j•
i
stk.
com.
Earns,
per
(no par)
com.
share.
.
237,616
tlncludes Federal excess profits tax Rafter postwar credit of $532,*
000), $4,780,000; also, additional amount due U. S. Government for
renegotiation of 1942 war contract prices in amount of $104,722. y
"tlncludes excess profits tax (after postwar excess profits tax refund
crwlit of $545,000) and renegotiation of war contracts.
;
§ Includes excess profits; taxes and renegotiation of war contracts,/
y
'
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET,
:
'
"j *
-j
i'
s,
SEPT. 30, 1946"
'
;
'
'
share, the same
quarterly dividends
./P
Shs.
-
per share has
:
:
'
!
■
been declared on the
A sim¬
1946
in
in 1945. The common stock received
of 20 cents per share.—V. 162, p. 2638.
as
' \y
K
'
\
0 -
'> '"V'
i V
and
outstanding debt.
provides for the exchange of the company's outstanding
preferred stocks for new 3% sinking fund debentures in an amount
equal to the stated value of the preferred stocks plus accrued and
unpaid dividends to Dec. 31, 1946.
Thus, the holders of the preferred
stocks will receive ,the following amounts of debentures: For every
share of
preferred stock
(including all arrears), $184.50; for every
Share of BB stock (including all arrears), $187.50; for every, share of.
B;;Stock (including all arrears), $18.75. '
v The
plan further provides for the Immediate' retirement of the J
remaining $40,573,100 outstanding 5% debentures due 1950; the later
retirement of the remaining $59,910,200 outstanding 5%
debentures
through the application of part of the proceeds to be received by
Cities Service Co. from the dispesition of its interest in The Ohio
Public Service Co., The Toledo Edison Co. and Federal Light & Traction
Co., and the application of the balance of such proceeds to the retire¬
plan
ment of
The
fund
debentures
Jan.
which
annually.
>
debentures to be
new
new
1,
will
issued under the plan.
interest from Jan. 1,
bear
1947,
will
Until
the
retirement of the $59,910,200 of 5 %
subordinate thereto.
plart'will'only become effective after 60%
"debentures,
the new debentures will be
The
and will
They will be entitled to the benefit of a sinking
effect the retirement of $1,500,000 of the debentures
1997.
r
of the outstanding
theii1 holdings
Wide'di'sttibution of the preferred stocks,
Cities Service Co. proposes; [Id' 'employ
investment doalers, banks, brokers and other agents irt thd' sdHcitation
of exchanges.
When 60% of the preferred stockholders have agreed
to exchange, their.: foldings pursuant to the plan, Cities Service Co.
preferred stockholders of the company agree to exchange
for debentures; jpulrsudnt to the plan.
On account of the
"$2,692,786; accounts
receiv¬
(net),
$3,651,895; Inventories, $9,077,781; investment (net)
Buchanan Land Co. (100% owned), $7,280; land, buildings, machinery,
etc. (after reserve for depreciation and special amortization of $10,733,293), $4,566,490; prepaid insurance and taxes, $35,125; deferred
charges, 85,471; total, $20,116,828.
ASSETS—Cash in banks and
hand,
on
able
LIABILITIES—Current
accounts payable and payroll, $2,574,063?
accrued taxes, etc., $421,750; notes payable to banks, $1,000,000; reserv®
Federal taxes on income,
$1,456,885; deferred income, $242,207j
for
for postwar adjustments and other
contingencies, $1,000,000;
preferred stock (par $100), $1,902,700; common stock (issued.
shares of no par value),
$4,996,760; capital surplus (no
change since Dec. 21,
1945), $417,115; earned surplus, $6,401,17?;
capital Atock ' purchased for and held in ; treasury •; (1,101 /shares At
preferred stock and 12,222 shares of common stock) JDr$295,b?5;
total, $20,116,828.-^. 164, p. 1716.
reserve
.5%
249,838
Dividend—
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co.—$1.50
year-end dividend of $1.50 per
stock, payable Dec. 11 to holders of record
Nov. 30.
Distributions of 50 cents each were made on this issue on
March 12, June 11 and Sept. 12, last, and
in each quarter during
1945.
A total of $2 per share was paid in each of the war. years.
While in 1939 $2.50 per share was paid. - ■
/
' The usual quarterly dividend of $1.25 per
share on the 5% pre¬
ferred stock was also declared,/ payable/Dec. 11 to holders of record
The directors on Nov. 20 declared a
share
the
on
common
,
Nov.
4
30.'
1
Partial Redemptionit
885
announced that there will be redeemed on Dec. 30, next,
of 5% cumulative preferred stock, par $100
at 105 and.
amounting to $1.25 per share.—V. 164, p. 2541.
is
shares
dividends
,
Climax Industries,
Inc.—Registration Statement With¬
drawn—:^
covering
shares of common
and 250,000
p. 1205.,. /
~
:
(No. 6696) filed with the SEC Aug. 2S
of 5% convertible preferred (par $25)
registration statement
150,000 shares
The
and
(par $1) has been withdrawn.—V.: 164,
:-y
'
y:)
y •- ■"■: ■
•/
,
..
/ ■' ■
Development Co., Ltd.—Corrected Earnings—
Colon
■
Securities and Exchange Commission to institute pro¬
^
The plan includes a balance sheet of Cities Service Co. as at Oct.
31, 1946, and a corporate Income statement for the 12 months ended
on that date, both actual and pro forma, giving effect to consummation
of
the plan
and also to the disposition of utility interests above
ceedings to carry the plan into effect.
$4,165,938
Surplus
1943
1944
$575,712
" ,134,180
5,121,123
1,238,490
640,454
per
will request the
1946—12 Mos.—1945
$5,303,258
36,440
$1
mature
out
$4,769,493 $19,618,487 $19,139,823
3,777,983
14,315,229
14,973,886
$1,396,415
Other income
be
.
.
,
be
available
2283.
1946—3 Mos.—1945
$4,955,588
3,559,173
revenues
exps.
652,190
.
stock,, payable Dec; 13 to holders of record Dec, 3.
distribution was made on Dec. 14, last year.
current
declaration brings the total dividends paid
The
antici¬
Central Illinois Public Service Co.- -Earnings—
Operating
34,456
its presently
will also require other
program
contemplated
items.—V.
*585*601
announced that the company had Nov. 21
for the retirement of all of its
outstanding
preferred stocks with arrears thereon
through the issuance of debentures, and the payment of
its
undistributed earnings and cash accumulated
through non-cash charges against earnings, such as retirement reserve
and
income
filed with the SEC a plan
the
the sale of additional bonds under the mortgage, the sale of
(including the possible sale of additional common
or bank loans.
It is estimated that the balance of the cash
accruals
the
of.' ;
-
included
;
President,
com¬
determine
securities
the
pointed
from
2,047,403
— Files Plan to
Retire Preferred
Dividend Arrearages Through Debenture
Issue—To Retire Outstanding Debt —• W. Alton Jones,
it
necessary to complete
the company through
1,588,645
/
Cities Service Co.
40,000
through
stock)
920,198
.
Stocks
is presently estimated that approximately $4,000,000 of
additional funds will be needed by the company which will be
provided
other
would
coverage
requirements,"
comply with the Holding Company Act."
Jones
7,685,321
..
extra
The
to
contemplated extensions and additions to the properties of the
company.
At Aug. 31, 1946, the company had approximately $700,000*;
of cash and government securities in its
treasury available for such"'
if
7,371,420
oper.
regular
the construction requirements of the
company, part of
be used jn connection with the completion of the two new
being installed and the balance $111 be available for the
However,
interest
109,008
6,878,932
-
An extra dividend of 20 cents
other
program.
38,687
6,687,928
386,060
.
1943
;
Chilton Cov^-Extra Dividend of 20 Cents-—
ilar
for
may
*42,968
.
>;
common
capital expenditure in the next
three years of approximately $9,000,000, in addition to the estimated
$1,300,000 which remains to be expended in connection with the two
units now being Installed,
The
*89439.
income-i.-
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;
will involve
company
206,598
oper.
ry.
.
properties, including its
transmission and distribution systems.
It is presently
and gas
estimated
struction
and
$820,931
133,126
railway
—V". 164, p.
generating capacity.
Such
electric generating capacity
growth' in the business of the company
substantial
$728,276
.
.
.FroinJami^Ki;:w;F:':^^
AND
in
to
disposed
% of
51,885
-
■
Gross from railway
Net from railway
series B.
such additional
of
Ry.—Earnings—
$635,367
■'
Net ry. oper, income
continued .growth of the business of. the
further increase in generating capacity in
engaged
indicate
also
$577,469
1944
■
from, railway.
Net
cumulative preferred
result
a
consolidated
Since- the passage of the Public Utility Holding Company Act in
1935, the company has disposed of all interest in various subsidiaries,
including Public Service Co. of Colorado; The Empire District Electric
Co., St, Joseph Light & Power Co., East Tennessee Light & Poorer Co.,
Springfield Gas & Electric Co. and The Tucson Gas & Electric Cot.
and various
others, leaving essentially only the Ohio Public Service
Co.j The Toledo Ediscn Co. and Federal Light &,Traction Cp; to be
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings-
the
that
$6,02,528
1945
■
October—
(capacity in the Rockford plant.
and location
type
size,
as
of
division
presently
is
pany
costs
of additional
company
the
fuel
and
Present
$65,408
1946
$692,811
9,093
Gross from
.
kilowatts
estimated
in. 1946 to be .the largest in the history of the company,
„
ADDITIONAL FINANCING—The
company is presently engaged in increasing the capacity of the Rockford electric plant through the installation of two new modern 20,000
kw. turbo-generator units together with new boiler's and accessories,
as well
as the general
modernization of .such station.
It is expected
that the total cost of this installation will be approximately $5,100,000.
As of Aug. 31, 1946, expenditures for this work have totaled approxi¬
mately $3,800,000. The balance of the cost will be expended during
completion of the installation, which is presently expected to be In
the early months of 1947.
When the additional 40,000 kilowatts of
generating, capacity is installed in the Rockford plant, it is expected
that such plant will then have a capacity adequate to meet the
present needs of the company in that territory and the company's
present arrangement for purchase of energy in the Rockford area will
be terminated.
The company expects to effect savings in purchased
power
157,102
64,900
the, charter eliminating all reference to, an
authorization for A: 6% .pripf preference stock.
»
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■' ,
Repeal of the present b'v-iaws and adoption of complete new by-laws.
An incentive plan under
which officers and key employees of the
company may be granted options to purchase an aggregate of 50,000
common shares.—V, 164, *p.; 2405. "
*
" 4 - •
/ - V
OFFERmG
cumulative preferred stock,
10,000 shares of 4.10%
CONSTRUCTION
13,092
$735,391
157,922
:
..
aggregate principal amount,
stock, series A,
without limit as to
30,000 shares
$759,630
14,000
■
amendment. to
An
bonds, of the 3% series- due 1975 or of other1 series,
may<be issued, subject to the restrictions contained in the indenture
tlncludes
■'
The corporation announced that the three proposals submitted'by
the management to a special meeting of common stockholders were
approved on Nov. 18 by far more than the required number of shares.
The three proposals were:
< <
^ ; ;
Authorised. <: Outstanding
: •Unlimited $14,000,000
'
40,000 shs.
t40,009shs.
550,000 shs.
480,000 shs.
par)_„____——
securing said bonds,
$78,500
13,092
■■■[
_
Additional
and
effect to the consummation of the plan would
interest
requirements at least as
consolidated
; /
par)
($100
THIS
TO
EFFECT
series due 1975—
3%
pfd.
stock
Common
$44,390
tax,—
———i,
j
J|
|
Certain-teed Product" Corp.—Proposals Approved—
I
and contemplated construction program of the .company.
CAPITALIZATION
a
330,200
77,500
29,000
.*Deficit.~~V, 164, p. 2283^
of the stock purchase warrants.
\ ^
.
PURPOSE—Entire proceeds, estimated at not less than $1,200,000,
the
394,850
-
.
.
railway
railway-——,:
from
Net
cise
by
10,184
943
2013.
oper.
Net ry.
.
.
37,454
8,823
733
from
Gross
No
the present
52,554
:
20,000
From Jan. 1—
arrangements have been made by the company for any underWriting of the shares which are not subscribed for through the exer¬
■
237,353
4,289
.4,392
railway
from
Net
held
$1,428,082
203,047
require
from
Gross
,
be
$1,483,804
,
a
Subscriptions are payable either at City National Bank & Trust Co.;
; 208 ;Soutb LaSalle Street,; Chicago, or Guaranty Trust Co., 140 Broad¬
way; New York.
■
§l§|
l I."
:
will
$144,090
17,358
$31,298
divid.
October—
•
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3,115
:
Central Vermont
!
Co.—Stockholders'
Gas
&
'l
i
to the" holders of its common stock iof
record Nov. 20 the right to subscribe for 80,000 shares of common
stock at $15 per share in the ratio of one new share for each five
■shares held.
The rights to subscribe are evidenced by transferable
stock purchase
warrants,- "The stock purchase warrants will •• expire
at 3 p.m. CST,,Deo. 12,
.'
r
~
(
~
,
J3r2,288
.
16,199
Balance
offering
is
103
$1,429,829
Drl.747
$85,714
ri,
.
income
-V. 164, p.
assistant
Bights—
company
$1,480,689
;
profits
-
W
Net
The
•;
they have reduced the amount of funded debt, notes payable and pre¬
ferred stocks outstanding in the hands of the public by $220,000,000. '
.3,095,89$
,
,
1
>
V
Pfd.
164, p. 2683.
to the Treasurer.—V.
$4,525,725
3,44f,985.
$146,378
surtax
&
Excess
Net
• v
price came to the company as
director.
1 of this year Mr.
new'
the
The company is now in the strongest financial position in its history;
It and its subsidiaries have expended for construction and acquisitions
in excess of
$450,000,000 since 1930, while during the same period
•
.
succeeding Robert L.
office continuously since 1919,
Mr. Scott continues as Vice"
.
$4,921,774
253,964
,
$85,611
——
Prov, for Fed. inc.taxes
Price has been elected Treasurer,
Scott, resigned.
Mr. Scott had held that
the company was incorporated.
a
351,313g
prenju <j& expense-net;
Other rdeducs..
Co.—-New Treasurer^
the year
On June
of
Cities
ox
of
states:
$400,342
$436,924
.
income
Gross
>,)'•• '■
President and
of
the
statement
A
—
$150,000 for Preserve for postwar
'
$2,206,759.
$2,870,335
Corp.—Earnings—
1946-—Month—1945 *
1946—12 Mos.—1945
ex^enses—--
•
^ adjustment of inventor^ ancl other contingencies.—V. 163, p. 3280,-.
Carson Pirie Scott &
retirement
-aeDC
undev t.he present Internal Revenue laws the exchange ol
stock for debentures under the plan will not give rise to a
taxable gain or loss to the preferred stockholders making the exchange.
■; ■ i-.
Amortis^, o£ debt disc.,,
$ After
provision' for
the
to
funded
$25,000,000
company,
■
revenues
Interest;
of postwar
provision for taxes and $300,000 for thA reserve
adjustment of inventories and other contingencies.
. . t,
*
*
$662,635
$828,261
operating Income
Non-oper. inc. (net)—
$37,700..
Frederick J.
1,159,496
Net
'
§ After
1,098,420
Period End. Oct. 31—
§$255,960 , .J$303,374
-.a*/''
$0.93
—
•
•
Operating
vy ••After provision of $417,600 for estimated Federal and State taxes.
tAfter provision of $372,400 for estimated Federal inocme taxes.
These earnings
include a net gain from rthe sale of securities of
approximately
264,138
:
;
Operating
,
.
$1.74
\
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1943
1944
-Not available-
627,103
"'•<
—
'360,000 shares
' 1£»45
1
$5,576,406
-shar<^ on*
per
y} 254,488
debt
resulting
Central Vermont Public Service
Carpenter Steel Co.* -Earnings-*
sales
tions
$3,366,255
'
—V. 162, p. 3189.
0"
3 Mos. End. Sept.
$3,968,755
of
as
3 ^'times, consolidated
9,571
$926,773
disposition
outsianuing
amount
preferred
164, p. 2283.
Net
6,431
.
applicable to pfd. stks. for
Dividends
—V.
......
,3,547
such
Mr. Jones stated: "The management feels
that it is possible to effect a plan for simplifying the capital structure
of the company which will be fair and equitable to all
security holders,
without awaiting the completion of the company's program of
disposi¬
$3,256,685
$1,082,749
income—-——,
and other deducts.
Gross
$305,533
income———.
$3,962,325
of
presently
estimated
announcing the plan,
Mr.
1,763,768
;Int.
Net
In
2,60,635
$923,226
1,264
oper.
an
coverage
funded
mately
"
'
:
$1,081,485
income——
Other income (net)
$4,085,664
$5,429,699
1,887,340
lu
fix-
1,942,000
78,543 Xtirv 66,261
/,
And
inr.nme
Aral
the
of
the 2.3 times coverage of corporate interest requirements.
the contemplated disposition of utility properties and retirement
After
$4,460,169 $16,336,492 $16,330,223
V 2,396,323 / 9,250,465
9,239,994
1,181,700
1,219,909
Fed. inc. ' ' ,J299>377309,620
Taxes, oth. than
"a
./favorable
.
Property
proceeds
of
income statement giving
Operating 'revenues—$4,2.54,339
Operating expenses
.2,383,077.
1,837,575
the
and
Mr, Jones, stated that although no comparable consolidated financial
statements
qf Cities Service Co. and its subsidiaries are presently
available, the management estimates that the pro forma consolidated
show
"
Co.
the income available for the payment of interest on th®
remaining balance of approximately. $83,362,000 of the new debentures
would be $16,018,000, showii g a coverage of the .interest.,
requirements
ft'pt auch -remaining new; debentures of 4.9 -times. ■■
per
share on the 3.50% preferred stock, par $100, and
per share on the 6%
preferred stock, par $100, both payable
1947 to holders of record Dec. 10, 1946.—V. 164, .p. 2688.
Central Power & Eight
of
$59,910,200
.debentures,
cents
$1.50
7,498,560
1,925,131-
application
^ Service
stock,, par
directors
Jan. • 1,
2,662,746'& 3,689,693
taxes—1——_—-
Nov.- 22
on
common
per
The
$1,584,154 $18,991,832 $18,545,231
revenues—/'--
Other
"
h•»* t;
Div.—
with- 15 cents on March 4, 1946. Distributions of 12Va -cents
share were made in each of the four quarters during 1945.
11
I
1946—12 Mos.—1945
K< *
Common
pared
of
Operating
Federal
the
on
Co.—Earnings—
1946—Month—1945
Period End. Oct. 31—
iP -Vh trtfi
-'■•V
r;.
of
Carolina Power & Light
1
•
declared a dividend of 30; cents per share
$10, payable Dec. 31 to holders of record
10.' A similar distribution was made on Sept. v30, last; as com¬
directors
The
this company1 are invited to submit
tenders to Bankers Trust Co»; 16 Wall St., New York, N. Y., up to
Dec. 12,'1946;'for thef'sale of such stock to Manopla Investment &
Trading Corp., which has made available to the bankers $325,000
for the purchase of the preferred stock at the lowest price at which
it is offered.—V. 164,' p. 1865.
' :
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,.../■
y:i
Holders
i-
; r
Co.—30-Cent
Power
Maine
Central
Sugar Co.—Offer Made for Preferred Stk.
Caribbean
„
/i
■inJ
mentioned.
.
"
pro
forma
fees
——
product. & field
*Drlll.,
expenses
and
Admin,
61/C
Prov.'
gen.
£409,721
900
900
9QO
227,965
217,67®
/ 244,899
:
239,465
exps.,
**'*■'—' *r rr
*>-
£395,48?
£331,970
900
for depreciation.^
18,233
57,951
13,360
£32,765 '
'«•»
1943
1944
1945
1946
£366,165
income
Directors'
Profit
statement shows Income, before Federal
available for the payment of interest on the new deben¬
tures
and
the
$59,910,200 of 5%l debentures presently outstanding,
amounting to $16,808,000, or a coverage of 2.3 times such interest
requirements.
Such statement also shows that after the disposition
of the interest of Cities Service Co/'ih The-^Dhlo Public Service Co.,
The
3 Mos. End. June 30—
Total
£20,294
69,361
,
-/
56,977
25,761
£98,118
v
67,695
15,762
£93,453
income
Income taxes,
$1,402,716
Int.,
Net
—V.
income—
164,
p.
2540.
-
—I
■
$1,004,220
424,700
425,698
$978,015
deductions
etc.,
$578,520
$5,339,698
1,649,110
$3,690,588
$4,206,985
1,747,473
$2,459,513
'
The
.«v;.;
h" 'Hi;
Toledo
Edison
Co.
and
Federal .Light, 3*
Traction
Co.
and the
£26,509
in
1943.
mNOTE—The
giver,
in
the
earnings for the six months ended June 30, 1046 a*
"Chronicle"; of NoV, 11, 1848, are those for the three
31, 1946.—See V. 164. p; 2688.
months ended March
/Volume 164
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'0'i.'','itfy*v;w7'r^
■
'
T.
J,
Dunnion,
Airlines,
Inc.,
Colonial
"
wbt*,'"
;,;•>
Colonial Airlines, Inc.—New Official—
-'
former
has
Airlines,
curement
for
Dunnion
"1934
when
appointed
and
?
y'
of
Treasurer
Assistant
''M"-1
to
the
X
'
Consolidated Edison Co. of NeW York, Inc.—Output^—
'
;
American
President
The
of
was
American
Airlines
formed
was
to
handle
the
mail
con-
*
tracts
previously held by Aviation Corp.
Airlines
for
11
until
years
his
He remained
association
with
the
Co.-
'**.>■(■■/■"'/
xv/;:.f//...x
■%'j Listing of Additional Stock—
It
announced
was
authorized
.capital
stock
ment.—V.
Nov^
on
the
listing
issuable
that
20
American
L.
V
the
'
'fie Continental
'
t
164, p. 2284.
"
'
—--
,
Exchange,',
for
'
;
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
!.••"/
October—
Net
from
from
-Net
ry.
1946
railway
A
-
ratio
://1943
$1,321,761
$1,686,601
$1,304,685
461,377
561,138
481,197
40,086
234,985
300,745
-
Gross
to
Net
from
from
.Net
164,
—
13,079,441
13,925,435
4,144,047 .': 4,911,171
1,173,351:
-
.
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
«,// 9,130,213
railway:
railway
228,477
•
p. 2284.
2,045,763
directors
share
Dec.
the
on
2,
have
to
of
2,409,145
dividend
convertible
record
•
/ 1946—3 Mos.—1945
n/'"'
$
-V i "
of
7J/2
cents
^
$
''t
recelv." acquired- 234,606,630 103,337,921
premiums.
5,830,090
3,826,628
'Net sales of mfg. subs.
"13,731,677
12,921,278
•Net profit !-i-—1,271,239
1,236,505
No.
of
shares-
common
1,841,473
Earnings per share.---,
*After
charges and Federal
income
taxes
$
"
$"
1 "
,16,000,581
number
offered
of
for
registration statement with the SEC
a
shares
of
capital
stock
$5).
(par
•
/v:
A.
New
/
The.;
the
Perlitz,
director
a
of
director
a
of
Jr.,
has
the
appro¬
and
Corporation
-
Stock
Placed
$1
on
"
r
/
.
Dividend
Annual
.
v
Bank of the Man¬
or
,
Basis—
\
,
*
-The directors
cents
Nov. 22
on
share and
per
declared
extra
an
regular quarterly dividend of 25
of $1 per share on the new $1
a
dividend
par common stock, both payable Dec. 16 to holders of recqrd Dec. 5.
-On the old $2 par*stock the company this yesr paid the following
dividends;
March 15 and June 15, 25 cents, and
quarterly and 50 cents extra.—V. 164, p. 24U/.
f
been
Second
several
elected
Executive
Di
Vice-President
14,
Sept.
cents
50
Giorgio
Fruit
Corp.—Offer
Extended—To
Again
Preferred Stock—Declares Class
Class B Common Dividends—
National
other
Bank
of
Houston,
business; organizations
The
well
as
corporation has called
redemption
stock
Dec.
Jan/
on
$150
at
20
V
cumulative preferred and
v
/
-
dividends
common
stock,
Jan.
1947,
of
15,
of
$1
the
each
first
and
the
payable
second
share of
one
declared
were
Jan.
25,
the
share of
one
stock.
common
and
A
$3
$1.50
exchanging
class
B
holders of record
1947, to stockholders
to
payable
Aug. 25,
dividends of $1.50
record
B
Class
1947,
of
plus
ior
for
class
on
A and
Aug. 15, 1947. Two
each were also de¬
on the $3 cumulative
preferred stock, the first payable Jan. 1,
1947, to holders of record Dec. 26, 1946, and the second payable July
1, 1947, to holders of record June 20, 1947.
>
,
Two
all
1
share,
a
time
the
was
participating preferred
$3
new
,this issue.-^-V. 164/p. 2542.
on
for
participating preferred
in accrued dividends. Extended to
each share of $3 cumulative
in ^Houston.
20}
cents per share
•
.
an
Vice-President—
Corroon & Reynolds
,
!:
4«.
Corp.—Listing Approved—,,,
It
was announced on Nov. 20 that the New York Curb •
Exchange
approved for listing 256,026 shares of $1 dividend cumulative :prestock, series A, v/ithout par lvalue, which are issuable - in sub¬
stitution for 42,671 previously listed shares of $6 dividend cumulative
has
!
Initial distributions of 50
'
class B
ferred
49,649,423
3,179,928
4,076,747
1,841,473
1,841,473
$1.36$2.00
and
l"
Michigan
•
•
shares of
two
common
Extra Also- Declared—'
exchange
the directors declared 'a 'dividend of 50 cents per shkrh
on
the common stock, par
$5, payable Dec. 23 to holders of record
Dec.
2.
Previously, the company made quarterly distributions of
12,012,795
35,734,144
1,841,473
$0.69
$0.56
.
new
Bank of Detroit, Detroit, Mich.,
hattan, Company, 40 Wall bt„ New York, N. Y.
be filed by amendment. If
substantially all of the stock of
acquired by the company pursuant to this offer or otherwise,
consolidation or liquidation proceedings subsequently may be
is
On Nov. -
.
599,545,978 3321138,094
insur.
with
->
-
into
by filing
1946,
clared
; 1946—9 Mos.—1945
Gross
Gross
of amendment
Commission.. !
22,
stock, $1 par value, has been listed on the New
York Stock Exchange and
the Detroit Stock Exchange.
Trading in
the new stock commenced Nov. 25, 1946.
/ Present stock certificates may be exchanged for the new shares at
.
Declares Increased Dividend—
a v-
payable
stock,
2284.
164/ p.
.
Nov.
on
certificate
"The
.
cumulative
as
40
„
priate
Securities
be changed
: /
would
became, effective
and
2,665,572
preferred
26.—V.
Nov.
stock, ,$2 par value,
stock, $1 par value.
change
Redeem Partic,
Commercial Credit Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
| Period End. Sept. 30—
The
W.
W. Bruce,
who retired Nov. 1 under the company's
annuity plan.
■■''
Mr. Perlitz Joined this company as General
Attorney at Houston,
Tex., on Jan. 1, 1946.
He is a member of the executive committee
v
initial
an
cumulative
holders
-
Common
common
.
"
declared
30-cents
1946
of
elec¬
succeed
Columbia Aircraft Products, Inc.—Initial Dividend—
:K The
of
retirement
11,554.995
4,425,844
,
,
output
will
Charles
310,052
■
-
,
be
New Executive
"
Prom Jan. 1—
System
Oil Co.—Registers with SEC—
unspecified
will
merger,
instituted;
.
•
201,643
income
oper.
" '
X1944
1945
$1,084,058
railway
that
on'or before Feb.
1,. 1947, to
holders of $2 par capital stock of Texon.'Oil & Land Co. The
exchange
Ei
i
,,t
an
shares
Texon
Gross
announced
The company on Nov, 25 filed
Stock
York
of .150,000
additional shares of $1 par
cash pursuant to an'-underwriting agree¬
for
27
2829
either National
*
New
Nov.
on
r\
Martin
:
.
rbas
with
Glenn
company
tricity
(electricity generated and purchased) ' for
the
week
ended
Nov.-24, 1946, amounting to-218,000,000 kwh., compared with 173,900,000 kwh. for the corresponding week of
1945, an increase of
25.4%. Local distribution of electricity amounted to 200,000,000
kwh.,
compared with 173,200,000 kwh. for- the corresponding week of last'
year, an increase of 15.4%—V. 164, p. 2688.
Inc.
During the war he was in charge of all proGlenn L. Martin Co. in Baltimore, Md.
'V
Treasurer of Aviation Corp. for a year until '
the
*
Mr.
Vice-President
been
;"•; i: v;:: '/; ;N
& TAT^M/v u^y '-l^-p ■
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Lpr
Number 4547
-^
:
preferred
stock
corporation
The
and
$1
new
Exchange
minority interest.—'
V, 164, p. 824.
pursuant
cents
each
made
were
an
&
rection—?
A.
2543/
p.:
:;
and
/
-
Director—Cor¬
Prud'homme, Montreal,.Canada, has been elected
the
succeed
A
/
•
,
•,
stock,
J.
class
the
on
April 3, 1946.—rV, 164,
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.—New
agreement of merger between this
Reynolds, Inc., of Philadelphia.
series A, was admitted to listing on the
opening of business on Nov. 19.
See, also V. 164,
Corroon
preferred
the
at
to
stock on,
common
later
director
a
to
Aime1 Geoffrlon
who died on Oct.
f/•/;■
typographical error/ the redemption price of the cumulative <
preferred stock, 5% series, was given as $15 per share and. dividends
p. 2689.
'
Due to1 a
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Weekly Output-*-
/
Electricity output of the Common wealth
excluding
23
sales
showed
other
to
17.3%
a
electric
increase
Cramp Shipbuilding Co.—Sale Approved—
,
Edison group of companies..
for the week ended Nov.
utilities,
sharp rise is due in part, to
holiday occurred a week earlier In 1945. •
'
Following are the kilowatthour output totals of the past four weeks
•nd percentage comparisons with last year;
/
C ^
Week Ended—
NOV.
23
16——.
'
*
-1946 r
'
NOV.
NOV.:
1945
*
—213,029,000
—209,799,000
9—.
—--1— 209,641,000
2-—^—-----i-L ' 204,211,000
——
>
/
The
17.3%
corporation
adjusted
to
show
general
or
14.3
and
of
ter¬
Increase of 50,921,500 or 21.81%*.—V. 164, p/ 2688.
an
years morei; during which period
the
company
kept in position to
;;
*9 Mos. End.
be
p..2406.
Gross
/
'''Period End. Oct. 31—
1946^-Month—1945
-
—1—-
—V,
3,839,368
$1,263,094
.
Gross income
•
J
Inter., amort, of debt discount, premium (net)
and expense, etc., of subsidiaries
Preferred dividends of subsidiaries
Minority
Interest
.
Balance
(
1
1
1
1
^
of ^ company-—•>..235,611
etc.,
debt
discount
and
Estimated
'•Net fricom'e
,
—
"
-
Net
DiV.
used
the
In
December,
in
the
proceeds,
Wisconsin
income
1945 M
e
preferred
sold
the
historical
a
dividends)
subsidiaries.
redeemed
Had
bonds
such
effect
net
1945
on
for two
It
also
income
have
for
12
or
the
approximately $33,900 in the
Sept. 30, 1945.—V. 164, p. 2406.
net
date
account
income
of
sale,
interest
profit; from: operations(miscell.)
Interest
of
net
Earns,
is
Jan.
1,
on
On
the
the
1945
net
790,177
the
12
months
$2,789,004
53,944
59,405
!
235,992
$5,279,668
68,559
' 595,000
1,821,694
•Based
shares
--u-—:
on
of
300,000
$1,003,111
shares
common
outstanding.
for
■
t$1.41
tBased
659,998
$1.47
/
on Nov.
$1.52
659,998
$1.91
Income
Shoes
this
the
.
x
lor
that
In
the
on
totaled
comparable
juvenile
Compo
60,649,000
period
of
machinery
per
share
pairs
Deci
paid
Sept.
300,000
16,
1946
resents1 an, increase of
prior
on
to
the
payments
of
to
5
15
cents
Purchased
common
record
over
Preferred
U,
30—
before
earnings
lor
common
dividends
/
and
1945
-
.
'
"
.
t
.
-
■
■
282,591
330,537
—V.
from
and
utility
maintenance
v
373,084
income
,
V 1
;
The
•
•; C
■
$854,466"- !- $860,128'
of
on Nov.
$1
cash
cents
declared
that
the
interest
due
The
3,525,000
3,525,000
each
"
Jan.
on
2,
27,. 1946,
'
•
last,
22
^
is
payable
a:
30,
*'*•>»' J
t* "
'
Detroit Stee!
r,'The
the
Taxes
"
inc.
(incl.
taxes)
revenufes—
-
change
••*;-, rv
,
•-
Morgan
&
Co.
dividend
i'
*
•
shares
common
on
of
$12
per
share on.
of $1 preferred stock
stock held as of record
'
'V
.,
vV,
>
K
>
>
r>
Vfv
common
Interest
41,981 /-
acerls—
res.
and
amort.:
% V -tV
Balance
$195,904
X/H $19^,690
1 $2,649,307
,
$2,429,91«V
,
25,580
350,374
316,696,
$216,270
$2,999,682
^741,83 7
423,458
$2,746.6U
32,486
61,879
X61,80Q
'
36,888
34,659.
'
.160.
$118,422
$131,679
— -
Pfd.div.deductions:
,
,
.
21,002
.•19,16.4.
$1,560,772T.
*
r
V.
G.
& E.
728,475
438,201
$1,813,o85
:/
-■
B.
^
1,846,313
1,871,392
" 173
—
.
/.. 637,766
*.571,583
;
149,423
Misc". 'deductions
-
43,608
■/;, 151,508
$228,391
Retirement
company
_
announced it had
/ Balance
has
Co.!—!————-i./!
77,652 /
',v
•<
77,bo^
received
Incorporated/
•Balance
——————
Applicable to
,// Applicable
to E. U. A
'•"■
I
$1,460,80201,386
abeve)——$1,710,677
——---•——236,241
(as shown
income
.
22,318
■
$1,710,677. $1,460,802
————
Associate^—
subsidiary
Non-subsidiary
■
23,056
minority interest-^
Eastern Utilities
Earnings of
$i;735,733. $1,483,120.
——
.'Tv.
■
1
Lri-
*
..
CorpW^plitrUp
stockholders at
proposed
.^<p7,rc
share
per
' 1946—Month-^-1945 ', 1946^-12 Mo$;—1945 "I
$1,065,945
$914,171 $12,558,583, $11,733,722
/X/
677,551' /
530,450 X 7,466,'301'
6,819,721
Maintenance :
■ ■
YorfasGjWiiExchange
cash
a
dividend. of six
\
$7,460,842
1,
atn.ofjice-of, J. P.
X.—rV. 164, p.
N.
$1
of
is payable in four quarterly instalments of
April 2, July 2 and Oct. 2, 1947, to holders
and March .20, June 20 and Sept. 20/ 1947,,
received
and
Period Endi Sept. 30—'
operating revenues
./
Vorx,
dividend
cash
1946, for each share of
1946.—V. 164, p. 2285. •
/' Net ' oper.
Nov.
a
now
12,
Operation!.
'P^i^ents—
on
$6.32
'
Eastern Utilities Associates (& Subs.)—^Earnings—
6,098,137
: ;
shares
28,
•
$13,558,979
.'-4
old
Sept.
Aug.
'
Co.^Additiona^Stfick^ Listing
June
$2,364,470
$11.61.
.r
.
(both
stock
common)
dividend
record Dec.
on
• v
20 that-, the New
1,108,729
$4,343,079
On dividends——
pfd. stock
—>—
common
value
par
March
: $15,428,117 $13,229,127
528,530 1 - 329,852*
$10,020,642
,v
1,108,729
prior, pref. stock—
X
/
IjTon-oper. income-(net)
4w<?upced
Interest
' 54 000
•;
'
2,056,244
$3,473,199
-
have
directors
share
no
25
1945-^
•
4,674,000
4,674,000
utility operations
'1,825(674
$5,451,808
the $2 par value common, and
issued and outstanding.
This is
equivalent to $35 per share on the old no par common stock which
was recently split-up on a. 35-for-l basis.
the
$89,101,529 $84,909,528
68,999,413
67,770,401
charges, etc.__
.
respectively.
,'.1946
*,
,
operations
.
2015.
p.
.
-
164, p.' 2407".
each
Subs.)—Earnings—
Detroit Gfp^et & Mfg.
New
■/
1946,
Fu6LAssooiates-^Earhir^-^J5x};^
,
of
———
coupons.
691,7,66
'
Income
—V.. 164,
^
18,598
"
Eastern Racing Association, Inc.—New Common Stock
Placed on $1 Annual Dividend Basis—
year-end of 55 cents.
income™
_•
$15,956,646
incomei..—; : - 5,936,004
Net
$914,128
,
■
x: -" $51,968
1946,
Earned per share of 6%
and
1946, and Dec. l, 1946, on mort¬
gage 47c bonds, due 1995, will be paid
beginning Dec. 1, 1946. v.;
The Exchange also directed that the bonds
be quoted ex-interest 4%
on
Dec. 2, 1946, and that the bonds shall continue to be dealt in
"flat," and to be a delivery in settlement of Exchange contracts made
beginning Dec. 2, 1946, must carry the June 1, 1947, and subsequent
108,774
54,000^^-"
' %•
surplus—A
Operating
notice
*4M79
1
'
■■
$11,373.,;/// V" '.
properties of
SHEET, SEPT. 30,
XBalance before State taxes
Dis-,
14
letter of notification with the SEC
a
The New York Stock Exchange
$3,270,654
676,25^.-
-J
2.
June
jpteMr-d;!"..v i:
■
:..
.
crsrW
eH Detroit &r Maqkinac Ry. Co.—Interest
'
* /
,
$908,466
164, p. 1080.
14,
authorized,jiihje J^ting of ,309,918 additional sharesjofL'^t'.par
stock
issynb^./hqder an. agreement j.o.f; merger bejtweennthis
and Extri^ei^fMetals/Inc.-rV. 164,
p.>?407.
>sd Aiefaob
121,492
.
a
Normal tax and -surtax.-—
Excess profits tax.*.!.../.——
-v? -tt was
June
322,000
declared—
19 filed
^
•/
v
339,429
charges—
record' Dec.
paid: March 15 and June 13,
were
25 cents; and Dec. 13,
12 "Months Ended Oct. 31—
:
Cash
and
15
3.
279,117
income—.
of
March
($100 par) common. Price, $100 a share. Proceeds will
production, harvesting and marketing of white hybrid seed
growing to be sold for planting in Spring of 1947.
now
Gross
:
outstanding
Oct.
on
107,959
dividends.!—
(
Balance
•-V.
on
on
in
192,286
—
'
pairs
03y,bU8
income—
other
were
$3,365,322
—
year-end dividend of 60 cents
shares
500
Balance, income from
Other income
of
now'outstanding,
28, 1946. ThfS'rep-"'
15 cents per ^hare-
1946
:
—
—
a
made
Gross
corporate
Deductions from
Co.-—Earnings—.
—
dividends
.»
of
>
interestr apd
Balance
months
-
also .made -on-March
were
Taxes, other than Federal taxes
Total
Nov.
—
on
•
Net
■
stock
1591/^-C,"J?5' "1"
power--————
Depreciation
nine
47,769,000
said-.
dividend
a
earnings.
Federal taxes
It! is
quarterly dividend of 12V2 cents
of
expenses—
Maintenance
shoes.
Quarterly Div. of 12^0—
a
of
cents
first"
with
shares
each
164, p.
9 Months Ended Sept.
gross
the
holders
Connecticut River Power
Operating
men's
15, 1946 on the 150,000 shares which
distribution of a 100% stock dividend
15, this year.—V.
Total
in
compared
Nov.. 14 declared
on
the
on
payable
and
1945, Mr. Bresnahan
Increased Stock to Receive
/ The directors
'
on'
new
developments will yield substantial additional
through, both rentals and sales.
v
produced
year
production
these
1947
5,
Div. requirements on 4Vi %
stockholders
were
Detroit Edison Co. (&
in
retired..
equipment
expected
■
17,496
.
Interest andi debt discount
be used for
.
-
to
following dividends
Sept. 14,
1867.
164, p.
corn
outstanding.
The common stock was split
October, 1946, and on March 15, 1946, all the preferred
,•■/.»/: ,.x ' '• x
■•■//'- in,//;/' /•'/v"-/;''5/-■' '
William H. Bresnahan, President, stated that more than
$469,000
had been spent this year by
Compo in developing new machinery and
was
■'
$104,404
•
16,709
-
150,000
on
i.i
..
-25,984
r
31—'
t
'J '
' 1946 '
':' \l945 ■ {.
Income-^--///—_ $13,363,571 ,$14,244,493. X y;
Provision for income and excess" profits taxes
■ • :
;; x / -, /• i - v / :
and- special
charges™—'2,08.7,223;
3,573,603
Depreciation and depletion!3,998,866
5,141,448 ; /
The
*$1 j05
.
..
$64,370
disposal of
on
12 Months Ended Oct.
$1,261,762
659,998
the directors declared
19,
.The company
then
common
two-for-one
stock
*
—
share.
common
m.
-
.
101,919
61,534/
:
liabilities,
/Eastern Ga$ &c
Delta Hybrids Co., Tuscola, 111.—Files with SEC—
Ended
Sept..30,'46 Dec. 31,'45
$315,928
$235,510
.
earnings
Earnings per
in
Total' consolidated
4,022,077
$971,313
—>
35 cents each;
9 Mos. End. Year
Net
-----—.
"i.i
i
126,681 '
*125,737
51,242
•
$101,208
15,975
-
Oct.
accrued
$1,590,665
$2,842,948
$5,348,227
24,352,: > a8,.142% i / 64,388
share
per
Nov.
—V.
*
■
$l79;87lM'
$292,618 /
^
and
payable
750,000
150,000
$1,531,260
;
In 1945/ the!
ended
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—Earnings-—
.
$241,350/:
,
payable, $107,015; preferred . stock' dividend
$5,289; due to officers and employees, $1,160;
$111,221;
$1.50
cumulative
convertible .preferred
stock
(par $20), $283,240; common stock (par $1), $460,520;
paid-in
surplus, $1,651,502; earned surplus, $287,598;- treasury common stock
(154,303 shares at cost), Dr$861,706; total, $2,045,840.—V. 164, p. 2016.
298,218
711,682
437,742
Sept. 13, last.
approximately $9,100 in the
30, 1946. and a reduction
for
22,003
'
,
$158,448
21,424
LIABILITIES—Accounts
901,256
567,626
82,000
__
paid:
per share, payable Dec. 13
tributions of 30 cents each
g>ept.
income
•
in banks and on hancl, $150,591; receivables (net>,
inventories, $110,726; investments, $270,530; deferred receiv¬
other investments, $42,069;'
property/plant and equipment
(net),' $1,181,083; land, buildings and equipment not used in business,
$127,648; prepaid and deferred charges, $69,407; total, $2,045,840.
v
1944
To Pay 60-Cent Dividend—
such
>
of
as
'
.
152,797
•
■"!.<.
$270,610'
ASSETS—Cash
-.,1,648,842
-
Net earnings for the periocL«.„.
No. of capital shares
(after
of
paid
~
ended
of
income
the
the
to
consummated
months
above
actual
1945.
reduction
a
The
includes
months,
been
been
the
and
reflects
Dec.' 31,
to
transaction
would
$2,489,000.
basis
i
i
1943
180,701
$221,039
"
20,311
58,722
in
■;
'
-U-j
—r
BALANCE
$9,825,658
1,682,607
:
taxes.
Fed. income taxes
$266,298
company sold four subsidiaries for $2,000,000
along with other treasury funds, to redeem
company's then outstanding 5.50% debentures
principal amount of
presented
:
$245,506
24,644
$270,150/
///•After deducting profit
>In November, 1945 the
and
1287,349
,
-pfd. stock-—-
on
$9,814,700
$6,417,156
223,707
Total
350,505
$389,717
$598,593
369,889
110,220
y'-
ables
660,257
"
Other incoine
$616,803
.
1944
$821,200
Prov. for Income taxes-
expense,
;
•
expenses
for deprec. and amort
Social security and unemploy. taxes
Prov. for post-war, adjustments^-,'
534,287
/
of
-
'
*
1945
$834,726
'Depl.,. deprec., etCLJU-.-/
-6,530
$625,328
—
> amort,
•'
«•
$93,785;
• $4^264,563
—1,767,345
Provision
■
Inter;,
share
per
1r.
iff- 416,254
204,757
197,433
■:.*«.
■
profit-—-/
/ Operating profitInterest charges «—/
.1946—10 Mos.—1945
1946
profit
expenses
General and adminis.
1,323,726.
-
8,004
—
$105
.
Selling
$2,481,34$
1,064,157
446,684
————
-
read
j
194S
164, p. 2542.
Gross
5,150*
$2,144,173
have
572,115
other income
,
should
$1,022,378
"■
serv/-
,
$1,091,383 $12,010,954
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
362,846
-
and
V-.;-
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.—Earnings^
$6,688,710
.
Sept. 30—
sales
Net" oper;
/
It
" '>■
Oper. And gen. exps.—i ! 1
.
maintained
.1945
<
———^
1946.
,
Co.—^Earnings—
Net profit
-
.
25,
income——
oper.
Cost of
<
12 Months Ended Sept. 30— 1946'
Gross earnings-————i
$5,674,274
Operating expenses, maintenance and taxes—
3,230,189
Provision, for depreciation and retirements294,762
Amortization of property account adjustments
5,150
Nov.
v.''''»• i'i,\ j-'V
i
'
Community Water Service Co. (& Subs.)-/-Earnings—
;
'/v
Eason Oil
Crown Drug Co.—October Sales Rose 15.7%—
Sales
:
records must
year was approximately $500,000.-~tV. 164,
ritory served for the week ended Nov. 21, 1946, amounted to 284,449,-/
415
as
compared with 233,527,915
for
the corresponding
week in
1945/
intention of
indemnify the Government
against patent Infringements, Mr, Ripley stated.
During and following the war, the company handled a substantial
volume of ship repair, and conversion work, but; this
type of. work
was
discontinued
Sept.
12/ last, because it was unprofitable.
Mrr
Ripley stated that;- the company's: loss from ,ship repair . wo.rk.Xthis
12.0
business conditions
present
no
six
11.8
Commonwealth St Southern Corp.—'Weekly: Output--/
The weekly kilowatt hour output of'electric energy ofsubsidiaries; of
this
has
company
engaging in any business,
.(Joseph-P. Ripley/ Chairman- of, the board, stated,
t
Under the law, the company
may have to stay in business for five
j—V, 164, p. 2888.
'
of
dividends.. See V. 164* p. 2689,
'v
.
Increase
,
181,595,000
187,668,000
183,413,000
180,917,000
——;
issue
our
and
The management of this company has reached no decision as yet on
the matter of a liquidating dividend; -
,
Nov.
in
approved the sale of all the. company's
•
v.
f
18
Navy Department for $750,000.
The Navy already
owns
the bulk
of the
property at the yard, which represents an
investment of about $22,000;000 during the war.
'
-
corresponding period last year.
the fact that the thanksgiving
This
Nov.
on
the
to
property
the
over
The stockholders
!:
a
S^etfei-meeting
in
capitalization
Total
Effective—
held
on
pursuant
Nov. 4,
to
!
/
/
1946,' approved
which each share
:
1—
1
Expenses, taxes
/;
.:
/-v.,
and
$1,662,188
$1,946,917
interest—
—-
158,473
.
Balance
.
available for dividends and surplus--$1,788,444
—V. 164, p.
2543.
156,714
v.
.X:/,v
X/X;': /•":
"■'•'■/x
$1,505,474
^
i--1?;1!,
•>*,'' !
'•V.'-
2830
..Ebasco .Services Inc.—Weekly
For
week
the
operating
companies
of
American
of
.
ended
former
of
week
21,
Ebasco
& -Light
Power
National
responding
Nov.
Power
during
Services
1945
were
Power
The
"not
"
&
Power
Co.—
.
164, p. 2690.
"
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4
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*
f
•
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4 »
V.V,
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CHRONlGtE
to retain a larger share of the amount'earned
of
Diesel
•
have accepted all of, the' orders^-they cap produJce
the Summer of 1947, when deliveries must be.oom-
and
now
critical, items
of
makes
iGalvin Manufacturing -Corp.—*Form of (Certificate—'
i
The
Privately—Company has placed privately with a large
insurance company 10,000 shs. 4x/2%
cumu. preferred
shortage
that ,the
it
Stock
stock,
Exchange
Nov. "22
on
including
directed
r
v«
common
and
to
up
Dec.
1946,
10,
freight 'sarvice
divisions
"
sale
the
from
Proceeds
stock
preferred
this
of
will
added
be
A
-to
of the company' to replace, in part, expenditures for
required for the manufacture of new piodavailable facilities for products previously
made by the company.
444.4-.
,
V4:V44
'•
The Chase National Bank, "New York, has been-appointed registrar
of the cumulative .preferred -stock, '416% - third series.
- - •
■
-
record
made
was
Dee.
16.
31
cents
share
per
cents
airplane
distribution
of
increasing
for
and
ncts
Common Stook---
Increases Dividend .Rate on
The
sale 'Nov. 25 :a
issue of
new
for
which
line
main
and
enjoy -wide*
and
rpassenger
/.J
A
trucks
States
substantial
to
•'
for (practically "all
iron
castings
f }
uses,
household
and
:
-
:
;
-
,.r
manufacturing operations in the Dominion
on 'by
three subsidiaries.
General
Motors
manufactures
Chevrolet
United
bearings
malleable
--*
.
carried
Canada-"Ltd.
cars
roller
and
.
corporation's
are
and
iron
•
'
assembles" General
and
and
imports from
fcompletely
Motors
plants of
assembled
vehicles
<
ol
of
passenger
the corporation
well
as
as
parts,
for export
British
( and
portion
of
the
output
of
this
subsidiary
is
markets. ! The McKinnon Industries Ltd. manufactures
part's
accessories for Canadian-built
passenger cars and trucks.
'Frigid*
-Aire Products of Canada Ltd. manufactures and assembles the
Frigidaire
line of household appliances for the Canadian market.
•
• •
.
-
fered—A nationwide group Qf investment banking firms,
by Morgan Staiiley &" Co:, offered for .public
?
1
ball
grey
'
("rin -the
CAPITALIZATION,-Gjy.INQ EFFECT TO -PRESENT FINANClNCk
headed
f
locomotives
railroads
'•
motors,
.Canada
General Motors Corp.—1,000,000 .Preferred Share's. Of-
;
.
Diesel
major
.
.
the
25
.
propellers,
electric
pdr
Sept. 30; last, ^which povered
1946.—V. 164; p. '2544.
on
are
to
or
by
and
radios.
been)*
has
preferred stock,-payable Dec. 31
initial
An
issue
this
on
of
convertible
for. marine -and
,
plants and equipment
Tiew
iv
cumulative
period "from July -19 to Sept. 30,
.
funds
general
'the
on
holders-of
share
to
quarterly, dividend
regular
engines
v'?. •'Certain other- non-automotive products are (manufactured by. varioiia'
.divisions of the Corporation.
These products include such items as
General Builders Supply Corp.—Preferred Dividend—&
,
i declared
Diesel
switching use.
The products of most of the§e
generally produced on order and sold directly to tha
the manufacturer
who
incorporates the engine in- his
a.product,,.,-'
c
,
stock, Third Series (par $100). The transaction was ar¬
ranged thorugh Union Securities Corp.
The shares rep¬
resent authorized but heretofore unissued stock and are
identical with other 4%% series.
/'
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Division -manufactures
spread -acceptance
-
be
may
manufactures
.
i
deliveries
that
Division
•
Detroit,'Diesel "Engine'Division manufactures Diesel
-engines -of-various-sizes for boats, graders,'.shovels, trucks, tractors
and other uses.,. Diesel
Equipment Division produces Diesel fuel in*
JeCtors and. Certain ' other components ot Diesel engines.
Electro*
^ Motive
made
either with'temporary certificates or with permanent certificates; that
beginning
Dec.
11,
1946,
only permanent -certificates shall be ja
delivery.—V.'164, p. 277.
,-w
'" *.■
•
;
York
New
Engine
^stationary -use.
•
•
user
C
,
,
also -explained
was
Monday, December 2, 19461
as /well
as
components
and
replacement parts for their respective
products. Allison ..Division manufactures aircraft engines, including jet
propulsion
engines, and certain automotive components.
Cleveland
,* ■) ** •, .' *'..v
^production, Mr. Davies ^said that '/the - company's
unfilled orders is continuing to increase:»and that many
inventories;
Chicago—Preferred Stock 'Placed
Ekco 'Products Co.,
] ''
;
impossible for the company to'establish-a normal rate of turnover of
Also, the necessity of making long-term forward commit¬
ments
for materiel purchase "is" increasing
the risk of accumulating
inventories in the event of changes in business.—V. ,.164^pf 11720. -"
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of
<>•
'•
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4.
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on
the "divisions
between
'
Pet.
17.4
13.9
21.6
the system inputs of any companies
In "both i>eriod^-r^v.
I
■
kilo¬ % 'pieted to .food-procesting customers and growers., i/w■
Amt.r.
29,617
46,412
19,510
1946
1045
199,371
169,754
,»52,028~ 46,216
110,016
90,506
—,.4
Light
above figures od not include
appearing
backlog
'of
'
—Increase-
j
.
■
Light Co
Light Corp.
8c
subsidiaries
are
Light Corp. and
with . the - cor¬
It
*
&
National
8c
compared
44
,V-'
•
'-.v, ■ v*.y•'
Commenting
-
Operating Subsidiaries of~
Power
which
Power
follows. (in ^thousands of
as
'
,
Former
Inc.,
taxes.
before
client :'V
of
4": ! °r ■$:?
V-.v/V.:^
the corporation
enabled
-•44inputs
System
Light >Co.,-as
m
Electric
the
Co., 'Electric
8c
watt-hours):
American
.Input—
1946
•
COMMERCIAli %^INANCIAL
THE
/
i
-2Va7? promissory notes—
r
1,000,000 shares of .prefOrfed
Authorized
-Series.Ar maturing-Aug. 1, 4966—
•Series B,.*maturing Aug.
stock
$3.75 series /(no par). The stipek was priced at
The directors on Nov. 25 declared a quarterly dividend of 30 cents
$100 a share and accrued dividends.* According 4o avail¬
per share on the present common stock of $2.50 par value and the
able financial records, the offering, both in.,respect; to
'usual
quarterly dividend of -$1.1214 per share on the outstanding
,numbertif shares and dollar volume, -comprises the
cumulative preferred Stock, both payable Feb. 1,
1947 to holders of
record Jan. 15, 1947.
A quarterly distribution of 25 cents per ohare
largest preferred stock issue registered under the Sewas
made on the common stock on Nov. 1, 1946, following
twej) curities Act of 1933 and market publicly.
The issue has
for-one split-up of the old $5 par shares, which on Feb. 1, May
1
been oversubscribed.
;
:-•••r- *
and Aug. 1,
1946 received quarterly dividends of 30 cents, each.—
\$125,000,000
Common
stock
($10
i $29,000,000
?
Preferred stock^^ (no pari
$5 series,-$tated\VJilue-$l/00 perish.J.
-$3.75 series, stated vai. $1QQ per sh.
06,000,000 *.'
*?
r
-
$,000,000 shs.
'm 11'83,564/400
; >
400,000,000;
75,000,000 shs. t44,104,340
- -
.
par—.
.
t
•Outstanding-*
*I
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j
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^$l,920f00o to be prepaid annudlly on each -Aug. 1, from l952 to i97^,
7>950 shares -held in Treasury and carried in special aqcoun*
■-
tlncludes
•
for -bonus purposes.
■
-
•
.
-V.
164,
•
;44,4.4
2690.
p.
PURPOSE OF
;'
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4.»-4
4
1,334,332
190,740
*.•*298,296
-291,143
25,000
-24,314'
288
40,307
taxes-
income
taxes
^revenues-
30,898
•14,690
-
funds
time for corporate
the
meet
the corporation
of
will
be
postwar
•
requirements
"the
The
,
has under way a program for modernization and expan¬
of its existing facilities, addition of new manufacturing assembly'
units, coordination of facilities for research and process and .product
.conditions of expanded production and higher price levels.
addition
;can
$1,283,532
21,621
not
be
now
expenditures
'and
specifically
will
equipment,
depend
$120,253
$106,924
•:
•Balance
—
$1,305,153
$1,243,803
kinds,
various
wiil
capital
and
depend
also
sales
on
the
since
amort-
and
,
17,819
,
24,657
■
.
,
$1,029,414
Federal
and "the
and
under constant revision
The
46,764
-156,113
'423,371
$873,300
$645,931
67,501
67,501
©referred dividends requirements-
»
-
Subject to
tures
the
under
revisions
does
make
to
or
any
the foregoing, it
is
present'program tor plant facilities
present
truck
*After
common,
stock-.
reductions of $46,764
extraordinary
$805,799
—i--->
in
and
It
member of the consolidated group in l945.—V.164,
stock,
sale on
p. 2690,-
&
Light Corp.—SEC
upheld, by Sur
the
Light Co. above.-rV. 164,
D.
Harry
II,
President,
Beutlich
on
Nov.
21
announced
Vice-President
as
in
appoint¬
the
as
'<
/Mr. Beutlich joined Eversharp in March,
director of industrial relations.
"
4K
.
1945)
Island City,
the
may
AND
•
will be
corporation,
but
for
Stearns
Becker'& Co.
them .out
provide
of
its
BUSINESS—Corporation
or
cash
H.
resources
incorporated
was
or
N. -Y;,
corporation
is; primarily "an
operating
company
accessories.
90%
and Toronto-,
of
33
are
In
General
Motors
commercial sales.
facturing -operations
carried
are
Clark,
13)
Oct.
Jfulien
sold
iij
automotive
Motors manu¬
subsidiaries.
General
3 Months Ended Sept. 30—
\
-
f
*
Total
-
expenses
i.—-
_
-1946"
-
Total income
1945
^$120,327
,'$54,352
23,139
——.
4
7,848
;
manufactures
J ;r
;
■;
■
■:
44;
/
5
Net income
Net
gain
from
Dividends
.
Net
$97,188
--——
sale
asset -value
securities
of
paid from
per
70,375
undistributed
share
net
Sept,
at
$46,504
income.
\
30———'
-=-V.
164,
!
7.
p.
•
$24.29
-
manufacture
and
the
has
Vauxhall passenger
eight
assemble
car,
truck
.principal
directors
Nov. ,21-declared
on
special
a
meeting
authorized" to
1,000,000
date, the
shares
the
of
increase
oh
stockholders
the
to ,1,200,000.
number
Due
to
of
Oct.
14,
shares ,of
market
the
of
conditions
the
corporation.
United
States
.
as
who; have
approximately!
retail dealers
There
.were
June 30.
of
1946.
...
-
divisions
is
company has deemed it
marketed
final
I Florida Public Utilities Co.—Earnings—
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Operating
revenues
Operating
revenue
Federal income
Retirement
Utility
Other
'Gross
Income
"
~—
deductions
and
excess
profits
accruals—
reserve
taxes
—L
1
—1
income—1—:————^—-'
operating
income
.
$247,618
deductions
total,
'.'23,977'
$198,064
—V.
income
76,103
164,
p.
—
1720.
—
,
...
52%
Earnings after
prov.
for Fed.
The corporation also
In business volume-for
r
Paul
L.
3 Mos.,%46
taxes
$1,323",415
9 Mos.,'46
$3,543,599
r
:
•
Davies,
-
•
in
the
corresponding
period, of
the total for
the
but
of the
it
was
third -quarter. \:
Two divisions, Frigidaire and Delco
and
1941.
industry
v
up
Green," Ellis &
$3,265,161"
systems,
.
Riter
utilities.
oil, burners, .oil and
Certain
3,000
—
——4,000
Co
&
1,500
Gardner—
Reynolds & CO
gas
The
principal,
stokers,
boiler-
and
venti-'
water licaters
parts
are--produced
on
order
and
sold*
directly to other manufacturers fpr incorporation in their .products.
Five General
Engine Divisions manufacture -a • variety ; of -types of
engines ranging from aircraft-engines to complete Diesel locomotives,
• -r
j
1,500
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.
—m-m———>->>-•
8,500
E. H. Rollins & Sons Inc..
Wm.
C.
Roney & Co.—
,
Rotan, "Mosle and Moreland
——_L—-i—-
.
Schoellkopf, Button &
Pomeroy, Inc.
4—4
"
K
4,000
H.
Co.——•
Poole &
2,00Q
*.Schwabacher &' Co.----4_
Scott
'
-
1,000
1,000
'1,000
E.
"-
1,000
-
&
Chas.
W.
Shield
4,000
,35;000
&
•'•'■1,500
Stringfellow
&
Scranton
3,000
Co.
'
Co.———4
Shumah, Aghew '&' Co.—4T
*SingerK Deane & -Scribrrer
8.500T
1,000,
2,000•4,000'
SkaJL-Joseph,.Miller & Co.
;:Smith, Barhey^cb.):44^_v"35,000
2,500,.
Co—„
2,000
Anderson.
;
Schneider and Co.—
Schmidt,
.
1^000
1,000
8,500
15^00
Schermer and Co.
John R.
)
2,000
-
.
Smith,
William
Moore
Co.y*4iir'*>V.ti;00tf
R. Staats Co.-.t
■ 2,000
2,000
Boyce..-4_;. -2,000
Co.——'
2,500
Starkweather f& 'Co.—--4
Stein .Bros.
&
Brothers
Stern
&
Hawley, Shepard 'and Co.
2,000 4; Stillman,'Maynard&lCo.:
1,000
Co.
——-4 -1,000
flayden, Miller & Co.-_4" ; 3,000^;) Stix
Hayden) Stone •$« Co.—1- : 4,000 .' Stone & Webster Securi-; 4- - (4
Hemphill, NOyes & Co.—_ ;; 8,500 ; *' ties Corp,—..
—- . 30,000 .
Stroud '8c Co. Inc._4-44u4 " 3,000*
Henry Herrman & Co.'—1
1,000
—
-
J.4J.4B.
rHilliard-;M
&
Son—
2,000
——
Co
1,000
1,000
2,000
Co..—.8,500
Sweney, Cartwright & Co."
Swiss
& -Weeks—8,500
American
Trask
"Spencer
Corp..—
&
'•
6,000
8,500
Tucker, Anthony & Co4.' 30,000
Union Securities 'Corp..
Co.-iru_j;4_4
2,500
Bond and
Vietor, Common, Dana &
"Do.
^44-4444*',: *1,000
Share Corp1,000 4
G. H. Walker &vCo.-i44-4
4,000
Jenney & Co._——r
1,000
E.
Hutton & Co.-i-.i^4
Illinois
Indianapolis
Lane,
Johnson.
fans.
The products of these divisions are. marketed largely'
through ..retail .dealers; wholesale distributor^, i department stores and
electric
ItOOO
J'' ,1,000
Pierce & -Cp.^4' *
&
*
The
i'Co.,
,
,
lating
i
-6,000 ;;
Pressprich & Co.—
& Co.—3,000
W.
Reinholdt
Hallgartep • & -C0.4——y, ,8,500 ;V
Harriman ".Ripley &
...4,
Inc'.
.4^4414li'i.4 35,000. *.
Harris, Hall & Co.v,(Inc.)
6,000 '
W.
total for
the household
Co. nf
Nebraska^-..--
Hornblower
approximately, 39;%
;
Appliance/make
-
Grant-Browncll
Hirsch
Of. this
divisions.
The principal products of Frigidalre Diyisiom
air-conditioning and commercial refrigerating equipment, elec-,
water
1,500
-LOOO
Inc.
;Rfluscher,
,
1,000
Inc.———
Goodbody *■-&
1
Oraham, Parsons &-Cp.-1
*
»
produced
trie
ranges,
electric refrigerators and water coolers.'
.products of Delco Appliance Division include automatic
.
President, explained that although the sales volume.
Is at a new peacetime peak,
it is substantially less than the sameperiod last year, but-that the elimination of excess
profits taxes has
-
.
% appliance
9 Mos.,'45
announced a new peacetime high of $15,782,039;
_the third quarter ended Sept. 30, 1946.
production
General Motors
include
Corp.—Earnings, etc.—
of
30,)4946,
$145,027
•
Food Machinery
--
United States .plans .represented about
32%
the nine months ended Sept.
53,037
$196,286
;
Period End. Sept. 30—
...
^
in
Of
Net
1
approximately -633,000 -rrtotbt^vehiclcs..
The low volume of motor vehicles produced
by the industry (thus far'
in 1946 reflects, among other
things, the effects, of strikes and short¬
ages of materials.' .Approximately one-half of'the nine-months''total'
was produced in the third
quarter of 1946.. General Motors production
$174,088
$272,389"
—-——
or
82,300
.
24,771
!
'
1,000
.2,000
Putnam
10,000
-
Folger, Nolan Inc.
Goldtnan, SachsCo.'^i'J
General-Motors
98,703
,
...".."52,646'
(net)———--
income
product.
DUicoln,
.
bas
60,063 "
R.
Co.
The ' First -Trust
ball
production of motor vehicles in the United. States
exceeded that of, any other - niotor -vehiole manufacturer in the
1946 /
1945- .J ,;vUnited States in each
year, commencing with 1931a;
$1,145,607
$1,080,425
Production in United States plants by the entire,
industry amounted
785,280 ' '
725,334
to about l,971t000 motor--vehicles 4n the first nine month's of 1046':
;
I.OO9
■
Quail & Co.—.
.
—
distributors
through
Co.,
Ferris- &
unwise to proceed (at this time) with'
roller
radios,
bearings, self-starters,
shock
absorbers,
spark' plus,,,
the sale of the additional shares (see V. 164, p. 2286).
•'
"
speedometers, steering gears-and-transmissions.-;
's'; V' f ;A '
■*
Indicative of the upward
tiend in the "company's business 'is an
The
car, (truck
and .body divisions and
the parts
and accessory*
all-time peak load of 130,000 kilowatts, experienced ,on Nov. 18.
divisions produce and .assemble the major components.of
The
;the corporahighest peak they experienced at the height of the last whiter tourist
$ tion's motor vehicles, such.-as bodies, Engines'and -transmissions ';; Thd
season in February was
115,200.
It was stated that additional gener¬
corporation,
however,
uses
approximately 43,000 outside firms
for'
ating capacity of 25,000 kw. would be available next February with,
services and for materials, parts and
supplies.'■•including.' sheet; rte.el; ,'
another 25,000 kw. coming on the line later next year.—V.
164, p. 2691.
tires, glass, frames and other items-essential"to the completion of the.
*
•
4,000
6,000
Field, Richards & Co.—; l.OOO
The' First "Boston Corp.—
35,000
First (California
Co
1,000
First of Michigan Corp.—
6,000
.First^S'oifthwest Co.—4—4 .-' 1,000
Principal automotive products of the parts and" accessory
bearings,'batteries, brakes, bumper guards, defrosters
and' heaters, electric generators, fuel
pumps, horns; hub" caps, ignition
distributors,«lamps,, malleable coStingsVioTI" filters1 and gauges, .radiators,
that
—
L. F. Rothschild
Co.—_
Fahey, Clark & Co.———
1,000
Fauset, Steele.-& * Co.—. -4v000'. ,'j Salomon -Bros, & Hutzler
accessory divisions.
They are
of component *parts and-acces¬
also
Inc. .:4-4.44--.—
;
jobbers.
are
Co
&
Inc.
sen,
-1,000
Evans :&
A,
Clement
in
output of "these
divisions
from
since
Co
Securities Corp.
Equitable
output of
and
company
common
Elkins. .Morris &
products
the
.
At
was
products, ?namely, .Chevrolet,
the production of passenger cars-and trucks and some
of the .corporation. .Although .the greater portion :'of
these divisions is used by the car, truck and body divi-x
sions of the corporation, a fairly large part is sold to outside manu-i
facturers, Including other automobile and ;truck manufacturers.
;Somc
used
other
quarterly dividend of 25 cents
per share on the common stock, par $7.50, payable Dec. 20 to holders
of record
Dec.
5.,
A
like amount
was
paid on Sept. 20,; dast, .'as
compared with 20 cents per share on March 20 and June 20, this year;
and ^an initial of 20 cents on Dec. 1,1945.
\ s"
>
a
Parrish
Peters, Wr iter & Christen~
4,000
Estabrook & Co.-i-._4—4.
with
1,500
15,000
Curtis
,
15,000
& Co._*__
1,000
Co
Phelps, Fenn & Co.—:—.J
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Wm. ..JE. : Pollock . & 4Co.;
8,500.
is marketed through
sories
Offering "to Stockholders Postponed—
The
Dillon
Eastman,
2,000
of California-
Northwest
•Paine, Webber, Jackson &
15,000
duPont <fc Co.--
Francis I.
&
Cook & Co.—
Co.
Pacific
46,000
the
agreements
corporation has 16 parts and
engaged primarily in the manufacture
Common Dividend-
Corp.—25-Cent
truck.
1,000
j4
'
its
The
Power
Bedford
Co
1,006
————.——
Newhard,
.
divisions,-which
body
&
New hold's Hons
H.
'Co.-
Pacific
Elworthy & Co..:—1,500
16,000 such dealers in the
"
Florida
and
car
and
1,000
2,000
The Ohio Co———
R. * S, Dickson &* Cor, Inc.. '
1,000
Dillon, Read &. Co. Inc.-40,000 ■'
Dominick —j,
■
2,000
1,500
.
1,000
1,000
Paul.H..Davfs $5 CP-—2.000
it, L. Day & Co.._.,^.,__
2,000
selling
$25.22
!
.
sells
Neuhaus
W.
; 4.
4,000
2,500
Co.-,-——
8,500
H. Murch & Co.
Securities Co.—"4
Nashville
1,500
Merle-Smith.—__
2,000
Moseley &. CO,——
4,000
:
.
.
1,000
.
Mullaney, Ross & Co.J444
portion of such ..products
49,121
'
>
and
corporation
8.
Maynard
Sons,.
3,000
—
1,000
*
Pontiac, Oldsrnobiie, Buick. and Cadillas .passefiger cara; Fisher bodies;
Chevrolet trucks; and GMC trucks and GM motor coaches.
The -major
4.22,197
98,894
The
Inc.
4,000
&
Co
F.
J4M;. .Data &,Co.^-44...
Drexel
Milwaukee
Mitchum, Tully & Co
Leonard & Lynch-
1,000
pominick
Beane
1,500
Clarke .Corp,
Dick &
products are distributed to other markets throughout the world
through the Overseas Operations Division and "15 consolidated manu¬
facturing, assembly and selling subsidiaries. -; In addition, "Vauxhall
Motors Ltd.,
a
non-consolidated subsidiary incorporated in England,
&
Moore,
Cutfciss, Hoizse* Ar-*Co.__„.
;
In the'United States there
by. three
on
,2,000
1,000
The
; 1,5004
Cooley
1,000
Court? A5 C9.r~-»-*-.——- •• 1,000
Crouse & Co.1,000
.engaged -in
are
,15,000
Burr, Inc
Collins •'& Co..,*,.,
Coffin
1,000
1,500
,3,000
4,000
Dodge & Co.8,500
*;
Co.—
.
.44.—;4.g( 1,000
&
&
—
Barbour & Co.,
Richard; W,
-In-Canada,-General
f
Boynton & Co.,
Bnown
Masten
Fenner
35,000
4.1—'
E.
.
Merrill, Turben & Co,__—
Metropolitan St. Louis Co.
4 1,500
Co
E. -w. Clark: &* C0...1
Motors
1. "Fidelity Fund, Inc.—Earnings—
F.
Inc.
Alex.
of passenger cars,
commercial vehicles, pants and'
1941, sales of these-products constituted approximately
major operating divisions.
and
Central Republic Co.
(Inc.) 4^,-...
-4__.
from
.
Co.4—4—.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
6,000
2,000
Butcher <fe Sherrerd.,
purposes;
& Co.
2,500
.
mother
Marks
Mason-Hagan, Inc.——--
8,500
Inc._
Inc.—.,_—»
Co.,
Bramhall,
'
from'borrowings.
or
Co.„___
& Co
Boswqrth, Sullivan & Co.,
has
ar&
purposes. above, outlined
used
&
Boettcher
one
part^ of such proceeds
vTf additional funds
no-
purpose,
A.
Blyth & Co., Inc
and-consist
field
The corporation now has between 4,000 and 5,000 employees working
plants in Chicago, Denver,-Long
Canada.'—V. 134, p, 2544,.- 1
'♦> -
the
competitive
■
in
of
purposes,
manufacture, assembly and sale of-various products which
markets.
Its principal products are in 'the
of industrial
charge
relations and personnel.
■
fuiids
any" particular
of
any
corporation
The
Straus
L.
of
for
1,000
4,000
—
M.
McDonald
William Blair & Co.
1916, in Delaware and is successor to General Motors Co., a corporation
Jorgahized on-Sept. 16; l1908; in New horsey;"
*
Eversharp,Inc.—NewVice-President—
Martin
for
HISTORY
■
ment
cash
the *rforegoing
ithe proceeds of the salevof additional securities
2016.
p.
other
of
allocated
required
Court—Agency can order disposal of subsidiaries.
preme
See under American Power &
by
more
-been
& Co.
Laurence
1,000*
Eichler & Co.._
Bear,
expected that the proceeds from the sal^of the new preferred
together with approximately $125,000,000 obtained through the
Aug. 1, 1946, of the corporations 21/»% -rpromissory notes^-supple¬
mented
or
"Electric Power
,
1,000
Blair
•
I
No. pf Shs.
1,000
Burge & Kraus
Biddie, Whelen
and
is
purchased
to
Higginson Corp.—
15,000
Brothers.35,000
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co. —;
-——4 i: ,3,000
MacKubin, Legg & Co.—;,j; 1,500
MacNaughton Greenawalt .
1
2,500
A. ,G.
.
in the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1946 (1945, $423,371).
resulted principally from non-recurring deductions Of another
$156,113
-tWhich
,
1946,
September,
3rothers_______
Baleman,
body divisions; $115,000,000, or
19%, to
the parts .and
.divisions; and the remainder of $80,000,000, or 14%, to'the
household
appliance
divisions,
general
engine divisions
and other
miseeUaneous -.operations.
"
J'
t.
\
.$578,430
.
agreed
Lee
Ball,
in
accessory
Applicable to
severally
Baker, Weeks-& Harden__
expendi¬
equipment
after
$12,928,220
Lehman
,
changing
right to
that
and
to
"No. of Shs.
44,000
other changes in the
"estimated
now
to
the
reserve
outstanding
be
amount
4 •;
"65,000
Almstedt
the
United
States
may
approximate 590,000,000, • of
which amount
$290,000,000 had been expended
through Sept. 30,
1946.
Approxi¬
mately $395,000,000; or "67%*"6r the total program, applies' to the car,
extraordinary
taxes
income
to make such
conform
to
and
must
management
.continue
$1,069,302
■
iEarnings.before-giving effect to
in
.
•program.
-Federal income taxes-
reduction
-conditions
..
in
$Extraord. -reduction
•
-program
-
$95,595
$89,105
income———
Net
is, moreover,
235,850
214,389
-
have
American Securities, Corp.'
2,t)00
Aucshineloss,4 Parker •&,
*
v
Redpath
/ 4,000
Eacon, Whipple & Cot—_
2,500
Baker, Watts & Co.__2,000
'
'Interest
to
stock.
-
for -working
amounts required
business developments.
below
Morgan Stable? & Co.^__
.
.of
named
Ji' C-. Allyn and Co. Inc._v
.Amounts
allocated for each purpose since many
large part on availability of materials
in
•
.
all shares of preferred stock
the new
preferred slock will
on
of
underwriters
preferred
costs and on the removal of government restriction^
on
charges on. the $125,000,000 -of
outstanding will amount to $3425,000.. Dividenii
and the corporation has agreed to sell to them severally in the
respec:,tivevamouttts set -forth below, an aggregate of 1,000,000 shares of
netf
improvement of facilities and services for employees and
of working
capital required under anticipated postwar
"the
issue
interest
annually.
for; its; products,^ tfie.
Remand
annual
^promissory. notps
from
used
the management may determine.
purposes as
anticipated
and
corporation
dvelopment,
$1,229,112
206
4
general
5~li;,243
-
404,397
$120,046
2,559
the
394,358
446,933
-
33,038
$104,365
(net)—
income
Maximum
n6t
sion
288
—-—
.
33,915
.
(Net -oper.
Other
187,482
To
$4,005)347
1,551,302
15,407:
franchise...—
of
•Federal
PROCEEDS—The
.
to
time to
$4,117,810
-"17,041;: 4
♦
Depreciation
Amort,
1946-^12 Mos.—1945
115,536
"159,'471 ' '
——
•Maintenance---—*
Other
-added
$339,239
$380,387
Operating revenues——
'Operation
1
1946—Month—1945
Period End. Sept. -30— 4 '
APPLICATION OF
from the sale of the new preferred stock, ..amounting- to
:$97,755,000 (after deducting estimated expenses of $245,000), will be
^ proceeds
Co.^-Earnings—^
JEI Paso Electric
AND
ISSUE
•
,
Space,and
Watling,
4lhe.-i—ii.-4i— 1-1,000
Johnston,
Lemon & Co...
Lei-chen- & Co.—
44-'
Webster
& Gibson
Weeden
-
1.090
&
Co.,
Inc.-—4,;
Kebbon.
A.
M.
—
—
McCormick & Co,
1,000
& Co.--Kb'kpatrirk-Pet-tis Co.i__iKuhn,
Laird
.
Tbe
30,000
1,500
Loeb «& Co———4*
& .Co.———--4-
White, Weid & Co.—
/15,000-Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs.
2,500-Wisconsin Co.——14
6,000-
2,000
Kidder & Co
Kidder;- Peabodv
Dean .Witter
*
Harold
40,000
v
2.5G0
Bisse'l & Meeds___> 4,000
W. C. Langley & Co._f—
.8,500
L'azard Freres & Co<—30,000
l,50O_
1,0008.50O-
& Co., Inc.7- 1,500'-; -We'sh. Davis and Co.—
Taylor & Co;4_'__
1,500"; Wertheim 8c "Co:'——"—
Kalman
Kean,
6,0001,000.
-
&
E.' Wood
Woodard-Eiwood
Co.—4—
Co..,—
&
&
Co._L
' 8,500
1,000 '
l.OOOr!
Wurts,.. Dulles &,,.Co._4—4 1,5Q0
Yarnall
&
Co.—2,000
Laird,
-
•»
■
r-i'.W; rriy'}
Wbiu&e, 164
■
...
,
,
1'
.
.
<■'
*Nfet Sales.
v'^--y4 ■*,*■?.•$•
!>'>' ,J,'H"1'"i
y.f
1.' " r1
tNet Income
'•
;
See
Kaiser-Frazer
Corp.
I
below.—V.
12 Months
1721.
p.
2,436,800,977
„
——
—
'
'
',
/
.
•
'
Ended-Sept,-30—.i'-1946
earnings
Provision
201,652,508
•■
m
'
•
for
and
.'shares
$1,343,002
810,467.. i
,
retirements.-
.
752,736
discount, premium (net) ii:
iii
V:^ and' expense, etc.,'" Of sQb^Idiaries-i-l.-i--.
ii 82,551
Minority interest
8,004
83,346
amort,
.
r
air
charges hnd
outstanding.
$69,059
$0.36
$0.32
•
provision
for
$207,781
,
' $108
$0.99
/
,
taxes.
489
$0.51
tBased
on
210,000
-
debt
of
1946-9 Mos.-1945
$77,081
per share
now
Chicago—Earnings—
1946—3 Mos.—1945
jNfOTE—Company officials state that the company
est backlog of unfilled orders in its
history.
88,620
1
Oct. 31—.
Net earnings
"After
89,679
'Inter,
. ---
Period End.
-.
.1945
$1,389,619
depreciation
Harrison Wholesale Co.,
.
IncP(& Subs.)^-Earnings— .^Earnings
Operating expenses, maintenance and taxes
i
——
i94i_—
'
1
;
Greenwich Water System,
'Gross
164,
■
19424—
""
1
& financial chronicle
Graham-Paige Motors Corp.—To increase Output—
!;-
i
.
'j- V";
*>
,
2831
,H
- $•
4 '.
238,482,425.
Urr^
JHfe.jiS-i •»I937-f!-—^.—<»•—.»««————.——1,606,-783,941 ■' 196,436,598
1938
1,036,973,000
102,190,007
1939.'1,376,828,337
183,290,222
1940—1
'_
*
'Vi
1,794,936,642- 193,621,721
.
:
■
''',*:*•
^Calendar Years—
■
A;',>!»,■*
»
the.Commercial
•'-«'BALE3^D-.EARNINGS1'"'•';
;
->
i
.-'<
■
■
r»:v.''-.V;
..ft
Wtlthfeei: 4547'
;
has the lare-
now
,
'191946^"
1st quarter
'2d quarter
-1
h
74,950,618
Inter.,
4i7.310,182
§36,124,663
§16,320,573
1—i;' 622,618,835
'
'
---
1,114,879,685
~
,
Net
—V.
§14,012,370
/" *jNTet sale's for the years '1942/1943 and .1944 are before refunds of
^ profits' oh war material contracts under the Renegotiation Act of 1942.
These "refunds, before
credit for U. S.
Amounted to $48,661,545 in
In
194'4
ahd
Included
are
required for 1945.
profits realized abroad
tain
in
1942
1S4Q,
which
fexcess
$28,906,475
profits
19^
«i
tax
represents
Investments
as
follows:
lrl 'the
reduction
a
prevision- for-
1941
in
company
U.
income
S.
and
and
income
offset
to
of
costs
postwar
recon-
It
$45,747,233; 1946, $5,414,450 for' first
quarter; $15;718;473 for second
quarter and $9,171,647 for third quarter.
Output Continues Upward
-
*
,^°ductidn or
Trend—
-
with
4
,
-
-
,
output
for
the
j
,
the
in
9,153
for
for
this
the'
week
previous
to
date
.period of 1941.
was
.review
ber
the
and
the
as
the
week
with
■c
30
; •
'-j;
Truck
&
of
* Included
•
truck
the
in
week
Coach
in
suppliers—the
same
Week End.
Jan. 1 to
.stock
Jan. 1 to
,
7,398
229,908
108,449
216,527
292,842
5,336
127,7.92
1,058
23,385
•
.1,675.
28,529
1,897
41,517
43,127
were
which
969,075
Chevrolet,
producing
for
revenues
the
2,191,767
GMC
armed
1945
$43,775
Period End. July. 31—
(inch leased
depts.' sales)
r
Mdse,
and
'<W .;
4'%-'
1945
>
-
'
^790,529- llv154,431
20,577
surplus end of
274,962
S.
$257,737
2,190,345
$2,448,083
35,294
•
$2;225,639
$2,207,992,
17,647
$2,190,345
taxes,
$2,412,789
interest
expense,
etc..
securities—at
cost__
_i.___._i
(net)Ii
prop.
'
1945 :
$935,169
;
;Trade
U<?:'
and
accounts
Notes
payable
excess
payable
to
and
accrued
The
per
bank
for
contingencies-,.^:
(117,696. shares
Common stock
Earned surplus
no
A
Interest
.42,535
'
4
131
Net
from
directors'
The
1
5,000,000
May
on
>
to
25,
best
•
_.,
2,ai^,7»y
2,412,789
v-;v/ -
/
2)r590,937
Net
of
>
-
'
bid,
of
new
Gross
■
Net
ij; /
.;•
October—
.Gross
Net
Net
1946
lrom
from
ry.
railway.—
railway:.—_
oper.
income.—
From Jan. 1—
.
.Gross
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
RR.—Earnings— rf.
1945
726,377
and
by the
dividends
Mercantile
for
the
based
purchase
on
Commerce
income
^
i
•>
,1
282,471-
•
28,473,000
railway——V
371,615
oper.
income—
164,
p.
*2,262,764
2287.
tr ■■'.•>•,
$3,158,000
>
875.4->0
'
.628,978
.
.?;•
(
631,061.
559,624
'
30,916,000
rate
a
Bank
&
6,368.974
14,124,306
6,694,989
4,332,645-
29,107,000
8,404,383
5,435,345
2,737,441
27,882
25,798
$1,258,070
L/.' <:124,187/.
$580,710
641,179
$19,111
*$60,468
$191,090
<
v
92,843
,
$41,215
1,066,980
....
l4
'
y ■
sh.
of
of
$7,819,612
5,540,810
-A
$630,884
$2,242,702
Dr 110'
20,913
-1.
: /•
$416,7l8
-
$2,279,410
i 630,845
;
$316,718
1*''"t
Ry.
Ry.
,»
710,267
$1,569,143
••
86,862
400,000
$367,100
$1,172,771
$1,300,520
$0.82
.
$2.61
$2.89
$0.70
<
1'
^ p
7
/
■;
$1,572,771
;
268,623
com.-
—
164, p. 1722.
.
Period End. Oct. -31—
"'r
609
yh
$2,263,616
" $453,962
100,000
$2,278,802
,
——.——
per
$8,321,428
6,078,726
1,436,207
.$570,083
■ $630,714
153,365., .176,752
to pfd. stk.
y -
1946—12 Mos.—1945
$2,076,090
Illinois Central RR.-f-Earnings of System—r
[
:; i946-^Mor;th—1945
">'■>
{
^
o
revenues—^..19,568,951
oper.
expenses
15,392,951
■Ry. tax accruals-'——
Equip, and Joint facil.
$
T-1
oper.
f
>
■;
■■-
1946—10 Mos.—1945
n
.
1
■
•
^ \:k"*♦
,
-Ti'l;
♦
$
18,068,690 172,945,213-' 207,681,339
.13,730,820 140,038,462 140,547,975
4,176.000
4,337,876
32,906,751
67,133,364
2,524,122
,
2,729,216.
17,786,964
40,980,026
131,381
113,907
1,997,578
t 2,801,180
income^
1,520,497
1,494,753
23,352,158
pthefincome____——
Misc.'de'ductions-—
i 154,135
,111,743
3,645
13,122,209
1,327,072
45,758.
46,686
(
rents
Trust
Net,
(net Dr)
ry. oper.
inc.
3,428
$462,392".
504,071
6,119,603
1,213,756
82,642
1,008,636
-942,486
128,600
1,648,108
'
-
.
16451
.198,407
199,300 .' 1,713,988
114,495
T;295,473
193,810
2,641,303
'1,336,917
...
$4,772,661
818
31,189
35,494
$397,675
$4,741,472
$4,983,684
62,475
77,147
893,592
.
33,077
$366,899
$5,019,178
947,640
.
297,689
..
After
$320,527
$4,036,044
.3,236,617
2,696,194
528,000
546,674
104,524.
______
effect 'to
tax
reductions
requiremepts__4^_i_l___^
and $611,263 ixv the
12
;
•
months
ended Sept. 30, 1946
(1945,
tThrougn allowance for amortization of emergency facili-.
j
" ;:..'
.
■
Foundry Co.,'
income—
:-r
Yv.y. s
,
-
.
the
ore
with
Scheel, is quarrying the
Wash.,
deposits
in
an-area
Skagit. .County,
billions
of
,of.the
10,000
4,000
tons
Recovery
.
tons.
ore
for
Harbison
estimated
to
from
contain
':V
tons,
more
Co.—V.
expected to. be shipped
have been ordered by Harbison,
are
164,, p., 254G..
■
before
Jan.
according to
HA""
-
14,298,248
,
eight insurance companies for investment.
redeem
$22,157,000 outstanding first mortgage
1961.
The balance of the proceeds will
series F bonds duo
be applied to pro¬
for capital expenditures (in¬
cluding among other things cost of the acquisition of property covered
by Defense Plant Corp. Plancor 266) and for "other corporate purposes.
1,
funds
vide
reimburse
to
the
company
The. property acquired consists of. two modern
necessary coke ovens,; ore docks and
accessories
jacent to
Calls Series F Bonds—
;
;r-
Aii
105
the
of
April
blast furnaces,
and is located
the company's Indiana Harbor plant.
outstanding
19Gi; have been
1,
-
the
ad¬
,
.
first
called
mortgage 3%
bonds, series F, due
redemption on Dec. 27, next, at
for
interest.
and
Payment will be made at The First National Bank
of Chicago, corporate trustee, Chicago, 111., or at the Guaranty Trust
Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
;
the full redemption price, together with ac¬
1946; will be made upon presentation and
bonds.—V. 164, p. 2547,
payment of
interest, to.Dec.
said
of
27,
.
1,
and
United
,
-
baering
and
sold
be
one
to
Manufacturers
year
Chase
Trust
from the
National
Co.,
date of issuance; one of the notes
Bank, New York, and the other to
Interstate also proposes to issue
New York.
first mortgage gold bonds, 5% series, due Jan. 1,
to serve as collateral for the $600,000 of notes.
$600,000
bonds
two
promissory notes, each in the principal amount or $300,000,
at the rate of 13,4% annually, payable semi-annually,
interest
maturing
to
Is
;
approved the company's proposal to issue and sell
SEC has
The
v-•;y::;\
Co.—Note Issue Approved—
Power
Interstate
collateral
quarrying operations ! are the first extensive exploitation
body, it-was. stated-; and 80 carloads of the ore, or approx¬
ore
imately
P.
,
,
.
T She proceeds from the sale of the bonds of series G will be applied
•
is
H.
,,
These bonds have been sold at 100% plus accrued inter¬
est to
Immediate
reported," is purchasing olivene ore, or a form
arsenate used
in making
refractory brick, from deposits
m. western
Washington. United Recovery Co., of Seattle,
copper
Of.
4,882,419
.
ttd;^-PartiaiiRedemption-
Harbison-Walker Refractories, Co.—Expansion—
.associated
•-
.
::
it
10,220,980
597,624
$50,000,000 Bonds Privately—
26 that it has negotiated
through Kuhn, Loeb & Co. the sale of $50,000,000 2.65%
Series G bonds, dated Nov. 1, 1946, maturing Nov. 1,
1976. Interest payable semi-annually May 1 and Nov. 1.
/
company,
24,519,228
9,521,104
Inland Steel Co.—Sells
Surrender
The
14,403,523
1,005,227
The company announced Nov.
crued
-
1,602,851
.
732,727
164, p. 2547,
April
$3,550,191
$2,708,617^ $2,149,519
extraordinary reductions of $33,077 in' September, 1946 (1945,
buipey'
—V.
to
in¬
gr/mg
938,477
1,537,969
-
$398,493
1
fixed
for
charges__i.___—
-
Net
6,560,443
59.
T
—_
Fixed
,
16,776
190,033
i09.158
avail,
1,671,204
1946—12 Mos;—-1945 ;
reduc-
"Federal
,*' Present
29,614,000,
$1,232,272
5,221
$143,298
1,582,044
•
a_
stock
;
of
If
.
: '
19431;-
$3,969,713
$1,443,751 $16,756,876 $18,232,107
76,476-
tids;-^V.: 164, p.-2154.,.:.*.^
1
$2,974,000
891,686
;
\'f
•
Earns,
,
Co.—Earnings—
1946—Mcnth~-1945
$1,513,465
515,297;
amort.___
ueiore
of
1944 -f
.
$3,172 000
621,341
railway^.:.
♦Deficit.—V.
•
$3,687,000
" *
-
$552,828
..
1946—3 Mos.—1945
:
•
banking and investment
bid
Gienmore Distilleries Go.,
Louisville, Ky.-rListing—,
Grand Trunk Western
Ntos.—1945
„
$3,144,089
.
2,591,260
$138,076
-
$2,150,467
___
deductions--
Balance
; ?■'
dealers,
others to
on Nov. 20 that
the New York Stock .Exchange h-rs
admission to dealings at a later date
940 858
shares of $1 par value class B
common stock.—V.
>)
bo
Co.—Earnings—
deductiohs—__
it Was anhouhced
'
of
will
2154.
p.
income
Income
equipment.- '
states:
and
99.788
.
taxes
$1,339,850),
^
164, p. 2546. ~
164,
revenues
Divs. applie.
Open Bids Dec. 10—
Applicable .-tor-iqmmon ,stock*.
*
2,190,346
vi 590,937
f.-VV
'
$134,058
"%■'-•'■->
pi:
■'■.:■■:/"" r'
Net
oper.
revenues$568,423
Other income (net)—_
1,660
"rVr;-' approved for listing and
t xt-.
$130,790
3,268 '
*
1-
,
143,333
income
$10.4,524)
; -
$4,461,247
,
—
Idaho Power
164,
'
t^hs'. in
70,000
'-•
$4,619,934
purchase
proceeds
1946—8
•
$505,755
367,679
-
$4,592,410
securities
-
Preferred: dividend
>'•555,145
.
'
.
revenue
Operating
Oper. rev.
to
being required to specify the rate of
thereby.
In
response
thereto
3
bids
were
made
was
'tExtraordinary
260,000
■
for
the
"
* Deficit.—V.
•
15,000,000
1946.—V.
;
656,695
30,000
of
.
from oper.__
rev.
Net
expended
Ltd.—Earnings—
$438,381
> 307,592 :
:
Deductions
.
pro-
plan
.I-
-Li 83.452
872,938
70,000
555,145
"
from transp.
rev.
Net
be
balance
1943—Month—1945
Rev. other than transp._
bidders
borne
revenues-l__ a
''
.280,000
.
'
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
'
cost
companies,
Special' charges——
348,559
i^Yw
i;
shares
.
the
be
and
310,000
at cost)-.__:____i.
■
;';.
to;
all
$462,451
1,300,142
Earnings
—W_AA
'Total
X»-V. 160,; p;. 223;
t'
Trusts Authorized—
< Net.oper. irevfenuesA-i
.Other, income (net
*;
_
will
The
trahs-
operating Expenses
10 on $3,600,000' equipment- trust
installments up to 1959.
Proceeds are to
the
taxes
$4,461,247
par-
:
^Treasury stock (47.108 .shares
.t-: i-
return
and has been accepted.
On this basis the average
^iftnhual -costv df.^the ;proceedS vth*the Applicant "will be
approximately
2.03%.—V. 164, p. 2287.
•
$1,040,006
.
_
Peserve
•;
of
invited
annum,
$960,D00
liabilities
$15,000
production.
.
eliminate
stock.
common
'•
annual
insurance
to
come
——
profits taxesL____
from
rev.
portation
<
"marked
a
i.i 712,791
81,871
other necessary
printing
shop
available and has been located for
Honolulu Rapid Transit Co.*
—V.
certificates,
.
income
in
80%
Amort, of plant
acquisitionu adjustments—^
^Federal income -taxes_-_
less
1,008,600
LIABILITIES—
fotes payable to> banks..
ederal
up
$4,619,934
-
magazine
and
now
working capital.—V. 164, p, 2018.
•
Period End. Aug, 31—
Gross
bids Dec.
Open
Depreciation
'
515,100
978,306
1,405,48.9
23,661
368,112
___
folder,
Approximately
for
paper
used.for
'
Other"
$1,247,394
cutter;
paper
'purchase.
•
the
on
development
linotype
machine,
equipment, which equipment is
,
to
in
capital is $105,000, which shall
preferred stock (par $5) and 30,000 shares
;
.
stated
is
item3
authorized
shares of
$1):
(par
interesting
which
type1 of
company
would
-
Maintenance
$2,190,345
1946
hand___.__'____
on
__
W
the
directors' meeting
Gulf States Utilities
;
-
>;v
of
common
a
Period End. Sept. 30—
Total'
XfYt
split-up
-
company will
operating,
Pperation
;-
excise
.Miscellaneous- investments-; etc.
Equipment and imvpts. to leased
£■ Deferred charges
v-
the
"If
15,000
other
'
35,294
-
•Inventories
this
Greyhound's
levels
expense
report of the Commission
2,077,436
etc.
Government
whether
the
also
PURPOSE—The proceeds from this issue will be used
by the company
follows:. Approximately
$20,000 for the purchase of
machinery
will
include
automatic
self
feeder
printing
press,
as
;
$148,152
-Accounts--receivable
-
•-
,
,
applicant
2 %
252,709
2,lSd,4l6
$2,412,789
state
in
■
received.
26^48
$17,576
■
$2,430,436
17,647
;
to
as
,
promote"
of
common
and
The ICC on Oct. 31 authorized the
company to assume obligtaion and
and guarhntor/ in respect of not
exceeding $2,400,00Q
equipment-trust certificates, series C, to be issued
by the Merchants
National -Bank of
Mobile,: qs trustee,, and sold at 99.788 and. accrued:
dividends.
*. - .' '
"
'
',
the
16,185V55S
10,985
»
3,101
2,368,776
•Net^ provision for
C.
103 4*8
Continental
11, 1946, which reported
load factor, and said that a
The
$4,831,784 $11,698,117 $10,613,270
$61,659
ASSETS—
•Cash—demand deposits and
f"f-
at.
the
or
held.
now
doubt
to
The
CONDEKSED BALANCE: SHEET; JULY 31
X*i
next,
York
liability. aS lessee
■-
■
■
'>
concerns,
72,481
,
ohe
present
authorized
due
1946—12 Mos.—1945*'
share
per
■
CAPITALIZATION—The
consist
of
Co. of St. Louis, Mo.,
surplus
Interest income,
*
a
decline"
Equipment
„
.
perlod
Cy
New
through stock issues.
way,
originally at
to
v
----r———•
Earned
'
of
,
5,429,226
21,587
pividends
*,v
the
dividends
.
each
way
three-for-one
a
certificates,
•
T°,tftl,
Bank
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RK.—To
$1,890,442
cents
information
flying machines and
transportation by air.
of
•
$5,584,955
.
"sound
r
-
The
,
5
&
new
from
Guardian I^Sfe- Insurance Co.; of'
Apiftrlca—Obituary—
Curtis Robertson. General Counsel of
this-icompany; died* on Nov. 20,;
^
■
^and expenses
Net income
Previous earned
Com-
redeem
.
1946
-1946—6 MoS.—1945-
•Income charges (net).
federal incolne "and ex-<(
cess profits taxesl^-L
4:.^
;i
of
.
.
Truc^i
services
$2,079,238
$46,150
costs
oper.
for
load ' factors 'at-
2287.1
,p.
of
and
made
was
2691.
-Net -sales
■IS
to
debentures
Greyhound letter of Sept.
increase
-—Jan. 1 to NoV. 14—-
Gilchrist CO.—Earnings—:
3%
in Brooklyn, N. Y., at the
age of 47.—V. 164, p. 2154.
1946
\xfM
Commerce
corporation
of
cindustry;'" the trial examiner's report said.
On July 9. last, the stockholders had ratified
•
•
City
stock
that
Continuing
.posal
Corp.—Weekly Output—
Week End. Nov. 14
p.
the
1
.•
trucks
are
Canada
Period—
164,
Interstate
of
lead; to deficits' in many operations.. The same letter
.,\p6itited* Id-.'-thfr^possibUity" df; -a' "very difficult period ahead for the :
56,086
1,983
*98,319
43,030
a
profit
1
1,961
itself
iprewar
*96.261
80
1,495
of
iahd
■\
265,415
90,796
77
'
Operating
the
$10,000,000
•
-
a
finance
—V.
National
common
is
dividend
of
quoted
•from
*285,502
Georgia & Florida KR.—Earnings—
■
.
history of stable quotations is desirable,"
he said, pointing out ;that between
July 17 and Sept. 24, 1946,. the
•market price for Greyhound's common stock
fell from $47.75 to $37.
:
In addition,
Greyhound itself "does not appear to optimistic about
its earnings in the immediate
future," he said. The Examiner
The electric output of
this company for the week ended Nov.
22, 1946, amounted to 133,316,213 kwh., an increase 01
kwn.,
pr 17,3over,the corresponding week of 1945,—-V.
164, p. 2691. s
'
,
,,
HISTORY
-
1946,
paid
split
finance
and truc&
c.v-
i
the
policy of financing itself
:
4,487
General Public Utilities
f
that
20
application
Mr. Fulton's report'expressed-
^
I'..:.
■U
the
' outstanding
its
31,
at
shares, of
v
Nov:. 23, *46 Nov. 22, '41
15,144
315.225
878,832
III 1941.—V. 164, p. 2691.
-
1,
par value common stock so that the stock could be
split three
one when added to
the 3; 110,030' shares now
outstanding:" Each
shareholder would be issued certificates
representing two fully
num^
1,809
1
GM
and July
.no-
not
4,442
-
these, totals
and
Nov.
on
approved
National
extra
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in New York
Aug. 31, 1946, to carry "on the business of
publishing, printing, binding,
,buy and sell generally as publishers and
printers, dealing in books,
: ■making pamphlets, leaflets, and papers and to
copyright the articles^
stories, and discussions appearing therein; to sell
advertising space in
/'such magazines, books, and other
publications and to engage generally
In the business of
printers and publishers but especially to
publish and
sell the magazine
"Helicopter Digest," which name has been copy•righted and which magazine will deal with the
the
ior
under
1,064
Canada
r*
31,
The
on
.
*
^
production' had
strike
GM
among
'
w-.
.
Coach:
;:r-'-*£■ VC- '•,
1946.
share
Bank
Trust' Co., ' Chicago,
111. ' Fuiids tor the
.-redemption will be provided from treasury sources. ;:
•
It -was earlier announced that
ICC; Examiner ;W.; L. Fultori Has,.
recommended that the Commission
denyj the'; corporation's application
for a three-for-one
split in its common stock, due to uncertainties
about
the .company's future
"earnings.
<'■ ■■
;' '
(y
The corporation; proposed to "issue 16,220,060 additional Share's of
with
4.292
'
-
&
0;;
coal
compared
4,489
—
Total U. S. <fe Canada
il-x
and
car
>
.
7,753
Trucks-^v-.—«.,,
V;
"
16,231
'
_
t 'Coache*',--«L_----_---fesi,
GM
r
,
out
5,917
GMC
14,
per
^
Nov. 23, '46 Nov. 16, '46
Cadillac-
0'
S.
previous—were not seriously hampering production.
_______
Oldsmobile
p
/
current
•Buick
'
Dec.
.
output of trucks by GM
with 383,746 for the same
strikes,
Pontiac
d'y '■■■.
turned
U.
Week End.
4'-;Truck
record
$1.0644
Dec.
.
a
units
compared
GM's
the
ibhevmlet-ipassenget
■'■ (4Si
also; showed
9,639
of
*
-
fr-'Yv.
General "Motors
-
Total
T
that
by
*S '* ^kulertiori .of production figures for1 car
Mwst
i
effects
that
of
share
per
of
payable
,
260,398
,
pointed, out
felt
yet
S.
week.
is
-
U.
#
It
announced
has
.Illinois
-
in- the
Nov.' 23
year
to-holders
$1.50
dividend
both
,
Truck production
rise
was
-interest
-
Nov. 23 week wa$ -approximately - 80% S of. jthe
average (Weekly production rate
maintained during the 1941 model year.
For
the year to
Nov.
23, General Motors has produced 665,647
passenger cars in the United States
compared with 1,709,702 for the
same period of
1941,
/
of
quarterly
-
,
Its
.
The
surplus
dividend
a
usual
preferred stock,
1, last, paid- a dividend of $1
against 35 cents each on April 1
quarter during 1945.
».
each
vVV;,'
of 5 Cents—
an
dividend
Helicopter Digest Publishing Co., Inc.,
Rochester, N. Y.
P. Hunt, Rochester, N.
Y., re¬
cently offered 10,000 shares preferred stock
(par $5) and
'•10,000 shares common stock (par $1) in
units of one
"share of preferred stock and one
share of common
stock, at $6 per unit.
.treasury sources. The debentures were sold in 1944 to provide funds
,for postwar capital improvements, but were never used.
'■ V'v;
r
The directors on Nov. 25 set the date'of Dec.
31, 1946 for the i:e«
.demption of $5,000,000 of the
presently outstanding $10,000,000 of
.3% sinking fund
debentures, due 1959.
'
'
?
The debentures will be redeemed on Dec.
total, output
week.
the
as
$5,OOO,OC0' of
passehgefr"
continued
a
declared
and
cumulative
Oct.
on
mission
■
cars
by General Motors in the United
steady upward trend in the week ended Nov. 23
of 31,993 cars, or 1,526 more than the previous
postwar weekly record of
30,467 cars which was achieved the previous
iStates
in
directors
stock
earned
stock,
declared
quarterly
v
$186,272
Redemption of $5,000,000 of Debentures Approved-^
ICC- Examiner Opposes
Split-Up of Common Share's-^
•
1945,
year
the
4'A(/e
out "of
common
resulting frdm the write-off
and enemy-controlled countries,
enemy
to
yslncludes credits restored
iversion
a
25,
on
have
regular
f—Stock Offered—Frank
common
share
per
exist.
tNet income
special nature totaling $31,129,475,
225,498
$177,421
1208.
p.
Nov.
the
on
tNet income after
but not remitted to the United States from cer¬
includes income items of
164,
•
221,497
,
income
On
•
$61,700,000
No refund
taxes, -etc., and excludes
'■
(net)
the
l2ya cents per share on the
common stock, both
payable Dec. 16 to holders of record Dec. 5
Like
amounts were disbursed on
Sept. 36, last.—V. 164, p. 1208.
'
Greyhound Corp.—To Pay $1.50 Common Dividend—
profits taxes,
excess
foreign countries where.exchange restrictions
Tor
of
and
income
"^
$64,600,000 in 1943 and
other costs of-doing business.
.1942,
was
.
amort, of debt discount,
^premium
and expense of
cdrporation-.i-.-,.-^.—
533,816,460
■
•_
__
4
'lst"0 months
J_
:
_■
'3d quarter.—
The directors
y-and
$411,770
*
To Pay Extra Dividend
; '
6,530
3;i27;934;888 8188,268,115
-
•
1957, which
are
of the proposed issue and sale of securities will be
applied
toward
the
financing of Interstate's construction program
and to restore current working, funds which have been reduced below
^
f
The
normal
pp.
proceeds
requirements
2196,
2154.
in
order
to
finance
new
construction.—V.
'3pO:PPp-pP-py:::::':-:P'P'
164,
i'k .
2&32
'
"Iff ■'
v.*.
•j.v
,
''VV
v
>
•■IV'7'
■<■
:
International Ry. Co., Buffalo, N. Y.—Earnings—
<9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
fltetal
'©jtfal
expenses
L&JJ.
*-*': $8,736,131
6,769,933
iJS^reciation
tF*n©v.
for
<qount
(Cr»
rail
bhs
and
costs
pavipg
on
$8,385,148
6,304,170
V
196
'
ac?
210,000
11,040,715
w--———
$100
®Tet
operating
income_—
'
:
>
$76,431
*$73,09714,828
258,007
:
—-
,
transfer
The
:
>
Commission
$345,931
tokens
fltare
these
In
Buffalo
in
cities
mission
and
and
Public
Period End.
Niagara Falls,
registrar for 70,000
Service
Sept. 30—
Ltd.
sale
$155,555
19,027
—
Waxes
accrls._
res,
'.
240,485
140,423
121,250
53,000
9,166
•
4%
-V.
.
GIVING EFFECT
;.
each
six
incl.
second
CURRENT
TO
months
1948
4j/2%
203,451 F-
$100)
A.
income—
oper.
-tY'l-V
i-
".•/
$41,811
(net>—
ik.
Net
$439,325
$393,927
Dr250
.-Prl^4,.
Drl,700;>
,
<: —■
f
tGross•; income
Sucome
$31,930
,
$40,046
deductions
7,790
income
8,399
101,727
$32,255
$23,269
$347,344
,
$10,000,000
;
,
,
ment,- dated
25,
with
"'*J;-P.; S. Co.,; Ltd.—Preference
Preference shares 4'B":;
shares
25,067
—
—it
8Q.416 '
91,800
three
Ha*.
interest
Nov.
6.
•cteired
.
the
25
A
the
the
on
directors
common
quarterly
same
declared
special
a
dividend
of
85
of
!
issue,
of
cents
60
is payable
share,
per
the
on
previously
date.
same
On
de-
'0
Sept. 20,
and, in addition, on Dec. 20 of the
,distribution of,50 cents.—V. 164, p. 2692.
same
made
year
corporation
and
Graham-Paige
18£000
cars
said
currently
that
Motors
tops
220
Graham-Paige
Rototillers
in the eight
farm tillage machine
tetionary
Corp.
will
/
1
r» A r%
% 70,000
shs.
Estd. net profit after all
Shares outstanding
1,199,520 shs.
*
banking
institutions.
60
months
since
under
got
turned
out
production
On
way.
more
than
the
revo-
of
this
line
of
4.—
Under
as
the
terms
board
of
the
of
directors,
of the
#V<*
«
.
loan
.division
assembly lines.
said,
the
Willow
Run
z
*
with
Graham-Paige
combined
a
of
their
have
net
than
more
worth
of
4,300
the companies
in
Sajge
third
.dealers.
tttler,
weeder
;•
iteactor-drawn
the
has
farm
machines
been
cotton
equipment
employees at not less
price of such stock at the time
200,000
shares
have
with
been
sold.
implements
aiear future,
N„ Y.
Minnesota;
Star
homes
broken
which
will
will
soon
at
Citv
recently
Co.
subsidiary,
Ltd.,
in
reserves
sole
Pulp
to
access
Ontario,! Canada.
owned
and C
It
the
Bonifas
Mich.
A
f
Power
is
company
ior
putting Grahamin the number of
field
the
to
:
is
planned
from
Long
to
Lac
of
«
A
line
complete
ready
for
marketing
of
&
Wis*
of
the
access
operations
The
the
Lumber
shares
The
construction
of
the
first
of
2,500 %
Co.
its
of
Co.
Ltd.,
used
owns
and
subsidiary^!;
sub-
owns
wholly-
first
of
Series
of
Co.
purchases
Pulpwood
1946'
another
wholly-
In
Supply
Canada.
Co.
<
Ltd. '
B-2
certificates
Boston.
of
Offering
participation.
price
will
be
Nov.
19
declared
quarterly
a
on
p
sold
to
.Sept.
was
14
amount
made
and
and,
in
of
cents
addition,
Kimbeiiy-CIark Corp.
the
extra
an
of
40
cents
was
paid
—
added
the
to
proceeds
(estimated
corporation's
Sept.
corporation
completion
for
30,
the
in"T949,
1946,
the
purposes
were
at
general
the
of
''
•;■'
financing of the additional
poration and its subsidiaries.
As
The
amount
■
of
such
at
and
and
are
used
in
facilities
//;
proposed
to
connection
of
the
funds
program,
a
to
cor¬
be
supplied by
which is planned
maximum
of
$21,500,000.
of
its
'
50.12%
common
of
the
for
In
'
"
reed,
"Star"
of
and
Electric Corp.—Note Issue Ap- V
£
Total
of
la/4%
per
annum.
Such notes are to be
was
first
the
of
others
will be
that
825,269
1,510,419
2,644,336
4,755,445
4,242,940
4,881,982
6,296,026
Inc.
1946
240,801
113,877
•519/107
'381,208
Lumber Co.
21,500
;
am|Nor|hfg/
'2,153,756
'
.!
.;
.j
4
f
Star
Timber Coj
ings
(net)_--___*-J-r:;. Dr47,616"T Dr94,026
1,567,946
""Includes
,<
and
undertaken
a
PROGRAM—The
major
the
it
expansion
and
The
its subsidiaries
total
approximate
have
cost
is believed, will be about $40,000,000. At Sept. 30,
had expended in excess of $4,500,000 of this
from
bank borrowings
its
general
notes.
corporate
which
are
funds, and $2,000,000 obtained
convertible into serial 2% collat¬
:r >
<»• \
;•*;
Upon completion of this program," the productive capacity of the
corporation and its subsidiaries will be substantially augmented. The
.
•
taxes
on
'
....
.
.
-ioije..-!
■
..
1
$1,358,615
1,144,020
Dr$154,95l
income
for the nine
$214,595
1945
months' period of
in
as
higher accruals were recorded
necessary.—V. 164, p. 1724.
that
period
1946
Sept. 30—
have
than,
•Earns.—
r
1945
•
,
222,576
325,368
Total
gross
; :
earnings
Maintenance
$10,728,354 $10,228,213
•
and
-V.
164, p.
349,076
> 570,244
•
791,413
-
:•
716,426
-
1,060,463
84,660
on income—!-^—--liii.**
other charges
—
■
I
.
.
a
;
'
$1,104,065
1,085:769
1,085,766
$230,354
$18,299
V'-'r
-Registers with
'■>■'■"
"
filed Nov. 21 with the SEC a registration statement
covering a new issue of 24,300 shares of additional 3.20% convertible
preference stock, series A (par $100). Union Securities Corp. is named
as
the principal underwriter.
The purpose of the contemplated issue
is
to
Increase working
capital and proceeds will be available for
and
general
corporate
purposes.
The dividend, conversion • rights
of ■ concall iirlc^ will be identical with those of the'85,700 shares
the New.
vertible preference stock already outstanding and listed on
York Stock Exchange.—V. 164, p. 2549.
/
I !■
company
-
f, 86,648 }'
$1,316,123
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co
The
!
■
:y,*'-761,96»
1724.
SEC—
'/>
?
566,494
than Federal taxes on income--
^axes
Federal
-
/
—
^
6,295,7591";/
6,838,991
i
414,247 I
4*''<
Depreciation
Taxes< .p^her
Drl4L84loc»"}cJE>«I4,386
corporation
amount
eral
program.
'
792,098 :
2,422,327!^2,399,636
*2,446,599
corporation
1,619,689 I
1,652,474
—
$154,628 1-ehresenting unamortized bond and note expense
on bonds retired written off during the ydar.
these projects,
1946,
■
1,106,350
1,810,984 I,
$1,497,523
preferred shares
3,640,000ii)i4;13j0»000 I ■■'. Consolidated balance before dividendsPreferred dividends
!■: t .VftaqmoD &
t(,
<!■ .WnVlAuJ
haS .08.v''.
Consolidated balance
!?„■ ;h 'gij'ijitoX ■1W'" •r.
premium
EXPANSION
of
ear^
income
-
7,804,675
1,106,350
1,875,880
operating reyenue,——;*~- $10,402,986 $10,005,637
Interest
-A>88^608
128,272,4ih fi 1'44,076
656,269 a
20,265
914,918
prof.
t^.f«
Equity in Wm., Bonifas-g
Net
150,000'
•'•brtii' '!'!!■
-■■;
charges__
exc.
& 8,969,365
li*,
Operating costs
-
.
income
^
$15,349,090
Massachusetts Utilities Associates (&,Subs.)~
!
410,868
699,044
,
»r.
856,680
9 Months Ended
•
81,102
151,226
166,875 I "
,
405,411
780,014
105,153
'■
^
Federal
proved
^
con
*« ***« .W
..
155,853
$16,553,935
Other income
.
V1-*
*
Gross
780,014
>
;
1945
-—
reduced
I.
370,866
^
;
'
$15,193,242
252,675
Consolidated balance
been
'■
■■
.
Subs.)—
$16,301,260
earnings
gross
later
stk.
Falls
,
trust
and
;
'1
6,751,061
pfd,
.
4
Sept. 30—
Consolidated balance before dividends
3,790,332
2,394,062
on
t
on
revenue—
Preferred dividends on $2
1,533,238
I-
-Spruce
|
-
?s,
>
•Federal taxes • on income—.——«* !■ 1,321,234
and other charges-—
843,826-
'
1,671,427
drilled
Interest
M
operation.* I
'
:
p
Their home office is in Loa
Depreciation
—
Taxes, other1 than Federal taxes on income^—
ANR SUBSIDIARIES)
^
''
\i
t
repaid
Corp.—Completes New Well-
Operating costs .^*_^->.__*i*-*-------i
Maintenance
'SK'^ "iT
s
fI' v""
Phila-
the
■■' ■■- ■*
(CORPORATION
;
^
$30,390,860 $56,882,245 $61,330,541 $57,488,294
24,527,193
45,573,391
49,281,156
45,413,663
for postwar
Other
■
""
Massachusetts Power & Light Associates (&
stock interest in said com-
s
sales—
retir.
S;
1,164,443
lease held
9 Months Ended
ownership
the Washington
INCOME
through
additional
estimated
$6,864,565)
funds
plants
1 S
1,926,796
product, Macmillan Ring-Free Motor Oil.
Angeles, Calif.—V. .162, p. 3075.
market and
its
general
tingencies
Preferred Stock Offered—As
■*■•
PURPOSE—Net
with
continue
Contrib. to corporation's
on
our issue of Nov. 25 a group headed
by Leh¬
Brothers, The Wisconsin Co. and Hallgarten & Co*
on Nov. 21 publicly offered 70,000 shares of 4% convert¬
ible second preferred stock, cumulative ($100) at $101.50
he
minority
publishers
OP NET
from
' Pro v.
man
-share.
a
1Pa*er cf0-—
noted in
a
owns
disct., etc.
'
cents on June-15.
Payments in 1946 will
$2.85 per share, as against $1.40 in 1945.1-—V.
164, p. 2155. '
to
through
^n^and'amortiz. oTbdT
!•
80
one.
controls,
sales
Profit
-
.
of-50
5,170,129
income
Divs.
\
dividend
5,359,826
1,868,199
1,124,390
'
I
by his company and Mr. Murphy. !
,
The corporation operates refineries and sales offices throughout the
United States and has an international distribution of their featured
been-produced
the corporation.
depending upon
expects, to
and
Macmillan
440-acre
,
Deprec., amortization &
ordl ,obsolescence
'',;" Sell., gen. & adm. exp.
■jk r share and an extra dividend of 25 cents per share on the capital
^Lack, both payable Dec. 14 to holders of record Nov. 30.
In each of
ithe three preceding quarters, a regular distribution of 30 cents per
fihare
by
year,
June30/4d6
,
Widend and Declares Extra of 25 Cents—
4,774,707
1,118,847
757,069
I
s
for
operating
jKeystone Steel '& Wire Co.—Increases Quarterly Dion
to
has
rate
Other
Cost rof
Under-
based
110,768
Webster
Mr.
a
"
■
registration statement with the SEC
164, p. 2547.
The directors
controlled
year
balance
the
Gross
from
•
The
corporation
delphia "Inquirer,?'
mortgage
Y" "" t0 12:00 N°°n' EST' DeC'
111,678
188,095
of a. high production well in the Cotton Valley field
parish, northern Louisiana/ testing 51.8 degrees gravity
hasi been announced by Alfred Macmillan, irt charge of the Geological1
and Exploration Division of this corporation.
C. H. Murphy, Jr., who
is jointly associated with the corporation in this well and who will be
associated in future developments of this lease, handled the drilling.
!> The potential of the flowing well was estimated at 1,200 barrels by
substantial part of its pulp -wood requirements
acquisition of additional reserves.
The amount
will continue to depend upon market and other
corporation
"Times," which
$36,000,000
105,273
% $514,047 ""
The comoletion
.
of
Co—■Tnvitpr^fnr! ;CPany, purchases the largest proportion of its newsprint requirements
Dias lnvitea ior
from this company.
Most
of
the
remaining newsprint production
of
1944
$551,093
192,850
14 approved the issuance a,nd
Macmillan Petroleum
wholly-owned
timberlands
to
at
the
is
'
,
common- stock, Spruce Falls power and Paper Co. Ltd., an Ontario
corporation,;;, which cperates;, a completely integrated newsprint mill
at^ Kapuskasing^: Ont., and has access under Crown agreements to
extensive pulp wood limits In the Province. Said company furnishes
the corporation with most of its chemical pulp requirements in
excess of the corporation's own productive capacity. The New York
be
inviting' purchase
Keystone
'
such
,
Liffht
a
,
1943
1945
$571,969
179,414
Dec. 31, 1949 and Dec. 31, 1950, respectively. The proceeds ol
notes, together with other available company funds, are to bo
additions to utility plant.
The issue and sale of such notes
have been
expressly authorized by the Pennsylvania P. U.- Commission by order dated Oct. 28 1946.—V. 164, p. 2410.
v--.'.--'
(Mich.)
Another
through
interest
« L;igm A,0.
The company on Nov. 21 filed
100,000
Canada.
or
from
The
Keystone Custodian Funjs, inc.—Registers with SEC
writer,
owned
varies
conditions,
Net
ter
.
by equal annual payments in the amount of $450,000 each due Dec. 31,
Ontario corporation, presently
limits
in the Province of
Paper
also has
and
conditions.
policy of purchasing
notwithstanding the
35
in
properties
other
SUMMARY
•nu^rket.—V.
?
1948,
corporation,
Ontario.
(Wis.),
Co.
pulp
Pulp
the
merge
Minnesota
purchased
multi¬
loader, a sub-surface
vegetable thinner^ a sugar-!!
be
will
&
SBHfWpay24ir Y°r-'
$0.8$
sale to three Phila¬
delphia banks of promissory notes aggregating $1,350,000 and bearing
.,
JRwrcnase Of Bonds and Preferred Stock—
The
236,761
v
2693.
The SEC on Nov.
Michigan
in
wholly-owned
Ontario
an
Province
Wood
extensive
Canadian subsidiary,
Michigan,
Westwillow,
veterans
v^iiy rowei
286,373
split-up Sept. 11,, 1946' earnings per share were
outstanding.—V, 164, p, 2458.
1946
proved-**
,
',
\
.
timberlands
own
William
Marenisco,
Timber
timber
(Minn.)
an
,
Kansas
jvansas
223,000
$247,553
v
*$1.20
Luzerne County Gas &
wood
,.
comprise
War
Run.
v
32,146,000 kwh., as compared with 23,307,000 kwh. for the
corresponding week last year, an increase of 37.9% ,
Output for the 52
kwh., as compared
a decrease of 1.4%,.
Corp. of Canada Ltd., a
operates a mill} at Kapuskasing,
and
cell^l^se wadding.
Co.
addition,
mill
saw
a
In
>
Canada
owned
a
community for employees ;"
given the first opportunities
:iO buy the homes when they are completed.-—V. 164. p. 2288,
Willow
at
220,000
totaled
Kimberly-Clark
;
owns
Timber
$185,000,000 ex-1
service facilities!;
addition
in
attachments.
v. '■
was
"
605,553
135,000
Louisville Gas & Electric Co. (Ky.)—Weekly Output
7
~, CUU ,
li.
V
^ loim
owns
~
subsidiary Pulpwood Supply Co. Ltd.,
Discussing the production outlook, Mr. Frazer said the two com
dtapies, by adopting an aggressive policy in their search for materials,
Jhad obtained, an assured supply of steel.
'*
ground
1945
$7,665,610
^
addition
other
has
manure
chopper,
Rototiller
organized,
include,
tractor-mounted
a
and
3,400
in
Jarm
two-wheeled
a
©aoe
place
Frazer
Rototillsr,
purpose
>•■'
$10,229,331
577,879
,v
—^
■October—
.
oi
4946
•
charges and taxes-*,$357,879
$
and
for
organization
,'■/?
and int.—
1%
equipment,
dealer
»
.
■
the
agreement
y* of
wholly-owned subsidiaries,- • WiUianr* Bonifas Lumber Co.
operates
press
distributors
than
more
investments
lEbese distributors
2,100
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
v
into those of
Long Lac Pulp & Paper Co. Ltd., and then dissolve 1
in new buildings and
Pulpwood Supply Co. Ltd. and Pulp Wood Co.
dealers, he added, have placed firm orders with I
;;
For many years the corporation has purchased approximately 50%.'
1,033,011 cars.
•
'
'
'
1
\
of
its
Mr. Frazer said that for the
pulp wood requirements in the open market, principally in
Graham-Paige line of farm
.olupive
1,200
1,200
Co
—2
large manufacturers,
It
Neenah, Appleton, Kimberly and Niagara,
at
Falls,
North
Upper
begin
operation
of
21
additional
body presses with
ranging from 350 to 900 tons, producing fenders, hoods,
floors, roofs and quarter panels to supplement existing press capacity.
Discussing sales prospects, Mr. Frazer pointed out that Kaiser-;!
,tellers
mills
and
will
and
the
competition
Niagara
Two
capacities
SRtazer
in
operates
stantial
body
of
none
and
•
officials
and
and
companies began their second-year of occupancy of Willow
®un,
the second
body-in-white assembly line
was Ibeing
put into V
iteration to keep pace with the increasing tempo of paint, trim,
company
-y
4,200
cents on 572,748 shares
to officers and
current market
wholly-owned subsidiary, Ont* which manufactures
the
January,
2,100
&
,
offered, in the discre¬
the
one-half
and
month.
said the companies' immediate objective is to increase
improvements in the two present four-?•
deluxe models without design-changes.
A five-passenger coupe, Mr: Frazer
said, will be added to the line
te ilate 1947.
•
Wertheim
1,200
;
This
first
commitment commissions of
a
products,
farm
MiV Frazer
«y
After two-for-one
—V. 164, p.
dayV^^
a
had
ca^put and to make constant
final
4,200
"
idwor
and
Hopwood
4,200
Earnings per common share-
by pledge of an equal amount
mortgage serial bonds, and such
security for the temporary notes prior to
2%
demanded
1947.
of
than
continue
^equipment, he added, Graham-Paige made $135,000 profits last
Aa
&
Barney & Co.--j.-Anthony & 'Co.
Watling, Lerchen & Co
Estd. provision. for Federal; Income
taxesUf-ii
Estd. provision, for excess
profits taxes,.**—.
copartnership formed in March, 1872, with an initial subscribed capital
of $30,000.
Corporation conducts an integrated Dusiness of manufac*
turing and selling white papers, cellulose wadding and other allied
Frazer
Jaffray
-
,-Special
and
Tucker,
'
■
sidered,
Frazer
•
2,100
,
■tewst their shipment of new cars from their Willow
Run, Mich., plant
Without increasing prices, it was announced
by Joseph
~
iRxesident of both companies and Chairman of Graham
ifewo auto firms began their second
year of occupancy
.G09,OCO former bomber plant where production of 1947
Mr.
Piper,
"i
&
—
Smith,
3 Months Ended Aug. 31—
and secured
per annum,
mentioned
be
may
1,
tion
ffaiser-Frazer Corp.—Plans Increase in Output
This
1,000
4,200
2,100
Jackson
_
special
a
2%
above
will pay
-
;
number
v/iTi ■
—
Sales
102,424 shs,
the
Co..
Webber,
Curtis
Gross from railway
$646,498
corporation fe "Net from
railway....
249,703
per annum from Dec.
Net ry. oper. Income
144,498
15, 1945 to Dec. l, 1947 upon any unused portion of the credit.
"
From Jan. 1—
tCorporation had outstanding $3,000,000 VAi% temporary notes, due
Gross frbm railway—5,540,287
Dec.
1, 1947. No first mortgage bonds had then been requested to S
Net from railway—
secure such
1,676,513
temporary notes. $1,000,000 of such temporary notes were
Net ry. oper. income—
989,636
issued on Oct. 1„ 1946.
—V 164, p. 2288.
{200,009 shares of the common stock may be
Dec.
test, another \quarterly of 60 cents per share was
paid, as compared:
\«?iljh 35 cents each on March 20 and June 20, 1946.
In 1945, the company paid four
quarterly dividends of 25 cents
each,
at
the
bonds
cents
stock, payable Dec. 20 to holders of record
dividend
Milwaukee
Paine,
1,200
net profit!after' deprec.
.
Qn
Co._
.v/-?!
•
•
"■'•■'
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Declares 85-Cent Special Div.—
Dec.
&
and
follows:
^
xfr'l
26,572
to Dec. -1,
1947 borrow an aggregate amount of $10,000,000 on its I !• The company on Nov. 20 filed a letter of notification with the SEC ■»' ■
21,991 v,;'!; temporary notes at interest at
1V2%
per annum.
These temporary £:'*or 453,092 shares (50c par) capital stock;
Price, $2.25 a share. Pro*
74,204 -j notes will be
unsecured, except that on Dec. 1, 1947, the then out- | ceeds will be used for general funds.
Issues is not underwritten.-— ' ;
91,800.^ -fiAPTQ llw oo/ib -'biv.'mAnfkn will be ■'** refunded by -4
standing temporary notes
collateral notes maturing
V. 164, p. 241Q.
'■III
serially each six months Dec. 1, 1948 to Dec. 1, 1957 inclusive, bearing
21,991 '
Preference shares ''C" and "D"
iCommon dividend paid—J. P. S., Ltd
—V. 164, p. 2019.
per share on
Dain
underwriters
increased.
Lane Bryant, Inc.-
,
t
*
1945,
capacity,,.will be,
as
:'<■ The
1,200
Inc.——
V"'
.
Luscombe Airplane Corp.—Files wun
loan^i^uscomDe Airpiane i;orp.-nies with SEC-
Reference div. requirements.
'
Sept,
m.
Co.,
i, I
paper
^
4,200
&
additional
Hornblower & Weeks—
2,100
Kebbon, McCormick & Co.
1,200
> Loewi & Co.—J—1,000
1,200
1,000
2,100
■„
t
105,000 sh$.
•
r
v
'i
4,200
Co._-_^
Ripley & Co. Inc.
Harris, Hall & Co. Inc.—
V. 164, p. 2692.
are held by the trustee for delivery upon the order of the corporation to secure notes of the corporations issuable under a loan agree-
$288,683
&
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.—,The First Boston Corp._
Goldman, Sachs & Co._
103,543$ and
I
"
Co._„_*—
&
the
expanded approximately *
will be increased
v-*:'■■■}; • '/.Shares
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
2,100
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__—
2,100
...
8,300
Becker & Co. Inc.—
William Blair & Co.———
*$10,000,000 of the first mortgage serial bonds, maturing 1948 to
1957 inclusive. and bearing interest at 2% per annum, have been issued
$449,071
$31,669
&
Whipple
Of
be
capacity
;•.•.•'Vv-'No. of
8,300
Co
G.
j,
II
the
are
No. of
-
Blyth
•None
„
Utility
■/■-
of
by each
Brothers
Barth
4%
<Gther income
i
Wisconsin
Bacon,
•
s
will
converting
names
purchased
'
125,000 shs,
convertible' second preferred stock
1
(par $100)
Common stock (no par)——{3,000,000 shs.
-
Vf
be
Harriman
:
;
——
to
Hallgarten
FINANCING
?,
1957———
preferred
stock,
Preferred stock, (par $100)
107,500
shares
The
;
such date with
on
1,
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
Lehman
thereafter to and
cumulative
(par
142,562
to Dec.
£0%,
36%.
or
wadding
Shares
pre*
■mMk:
June
tons
facilities
paper
the• cellulose
,
V ;;;; 2% collateral notes due serially Dec.
.1,
about
ab
York has been
convertible
"
^ r,
June ¥ 15*
maturing
1947, to be funded
$1,587,119
739,678
840,890
19,501
: v
13,916
10,416
.
of New
Co.
$500,000 maturing June 15, 1958 and
1946—12 Mos.—1945
'
shares of
15, 1965, and $2,500,000
-'-v.
maturing Dec. 15, 1965, with in¬
terest at 2%% per annum
V IV2 % temporary notes, due Dec. 1,
f
;
$1,782,375
58,989
v
# Trust
1949 and each six months there-if
after to
and inc.
Dec.
15, 1957,
with interest at
2%
>u—
reduced?; ;;,
Subs.)—Earnings—
$124,888
70,383
of
v,
(&
1946—Month—1945
revenues—*•.
'Retirement
the
or
"*'s
.
$500,000
tons
of
'
and
30%,
:
ap-
stock,
preferred
or
135
L
Authorized^; Outstanding
1st mort, serial bonds, series of l945t. $20,000,000 f
$1,000,000 matm-ineDec.
15,,.
$1,000,000 maturing Dec. 15. 1948
thus making the adult fare:.
Hearings before the Com¬
8c
(Operation
Maintenance
discontinue
to
respectively.
continuing.—V. 164, p. 1209.
still
are
Jamaica
^Operating
10c
permission
second
tons
'^correspondingly;
•
I"
$226,040
filed In April 1946 with the New York Public
was
for
Bank
ferred stock,
{Reduced by >$61472 representing credit received under'New
■Y(ork State Unemployment Insurance merit rating.
Credit received in
1.945 amounted to $53,134 but was not reflected in income until; after
(the third quarter.-
NOTE—Application
convertible
bock
180
271,856 i!
•Loss.
Service
4%
approximately-315
making capacity,
-I?''!!' ! I;/
CAPITALIZATION
i
deficit
of the
V.
Commercial National
appointed
30,615
agent
value.'
par
increased
determine'in the l.ght of circumstances
may
•:•>.*,,.*-*\-•_. .-•»,. ,■•.•■■ ^ '
- v '
National Bank of the City of New York has been
Chase
pointed
1,041,477
directors
existing.*.
The
I*
jjjwome deductions (net)
Interest on bonds—
the board of
as
210,000
.
daily chemical pulp capacity of .Jits mills will be increased
approx¬
imately -287 tons ,>or <49%} while the paper
making capacity"will be
Sept.
'then
"
to
offered
now
"
substitutions——
'Taxes '
the proceeds of the sale of the convertible preferred stock
the corporation proposes to obtain a part of such funds,
30,■•'*1946 amounting to $8,000,000,, through the issuance of
additional notes under the loan agreement?and the balance from its
;•;, general funds, supplemented as may be necessary by other financing
;
2,874
752,874
1,312
<,-r
removal'
future
.
v
*789,891
«fltirement3
addition
v
1945
1946
revenues
•tr
(TIJE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
ff3;;Ev
"4,-.
^
:
;
^oltime
..TRBXaifMSRCiALr ^^INANCIAX CHRONICA
-Number '4547
164
2833
a;
4 Missouri-Kansas Texas
BR.—Earnings^*-
u
V,-'-*/
>
CONSOLIDATED, INCOME STATEMENT
•
'■'•*•-' Ov/;
October—
'1946
1945
\"il&43
'1944
railway----/ $4/896,105 '$5,410,531 $7;5T1;040 $7,298,051
railway^ s933,735
1,147,477'! 2,489/076
3,219,029
NCt ry. bper,. incomfe-w*
1,512,840
307/217 V--' 438,244
'509,396
*
Ffom iJan/l—'
• ■
V
Gross from railway-,150449,4883
*7i3,036,132 ' *69,J617;'476 63,913,754.
"Net frdm railway_i.--V! ^'9,^36,1^7 V*24,038,287, 22,129,156: 19,394,585
Wet ry. oper. income—
3,572,177
5,962,319
5,344,180
7,596/403
■w-Vl 164, p, '2289,
.
Net
,
,
minis t'rafcive
Gross
Other
'rV' !;! V
Operating :(revehu'es -i;--_-_^.---,----i_-_-.-"-u;
!$3l053,451?
Gas
2,126,371
purchased
Other
Operating (expenses—
Maintenance--^—
Federal Unctime 4md -texofess
profits 'taxes-?——-.;-•_
•
■
-' 70,937
'■
---
j-1—-.
'/96;622
(net)
//£.' I
Income
«2iv
deductions
.
105,958
Fed.
inc.
txs.
(>$360,402
'365,440
98;072
*
:
p.
$636,151
<
■■■'.
/■!■',
v
t
'4^
#
*■-,
v.*,-
'''X
•
'■
'V
,
•
'<■..•. ?*•"
.*»
'*-■J
first
mortgage
Payment will be
6%
bonds
'24 ■/to
Dec.
each
Cents
stockholders'
were/made
mede
at
Provision
■*
«
X
,/
•;
-
Federal
;
'
c
for. retirements
and
depletion.-
'
Montour RR.^Earnings—
October— '
Gross
V Net
Net
7
."
from
from
railwayV
income
.113,181
.
,
.
.
.
^241,107
18,817
-
79,334
,
66,856
349/947 •'
335,794
<
income
/-
78,600
income.
Gross
frbm
■C -6rois income —;
$418(369
Total-lncoihe'deduCtions—L-L-i-i-L—*-4—__1 -86,950
1943
"
5$246,704 r-/'-Net'income
^ '$331,"419
$319,523
'83,908
income
—
(het)___
—
——
2,353,641
2,246/516
'449,838
60,454
Net
from railway—
oper. income--408,705
"Deficit.—V. 164, p. 2289.
712,155
A Net ry.
V,
v.'-.'
' : ■■*'
'
'The
entire
share.,
per
{1/644 'shiares j
issue
•
'
$235,616
-
«
>
End. Sept;
-
of
;
Cost
&
class. B -preferred .stock, which
i94'6^-9
l:946-^3 Mos;-^f945
3CM-"
of
goods sol']__—
for-depl. & deprec.'
adm.
&
gen.
4/760,720
7,216,496
290,799
-
exp.
270,402
>
898,911
.
•
15,535,982
•
income
'
"i*
'•-
Total
/
--y
<
income
$2,016,714
—
for dbtfl.
Prov.
"
accts—
income
"Federal
:
/
'
!
.
taxesui-
1,
1949.—V. 163, p. 3420.
'
Net
profit
Earns,
—V.
^ffBred^As^m^fitidi^clvin
1 !
per
27,678
49,421
751,173
88t750
•
$-1,114,824
$290,029
$0.62
—:
$0.16
share.
com.
■' *
233,900-
1,824;673
899,000
$809,588
$2,842,042
$1.55
..
•
"
u-fy*;'V.* '/
v-•.
*'
'*:-4-f-.■ ?;V- • ..j« ;
/,
1,036,511
-
Dividends declared
Dividends
declared
on
.6%
8,874,841
^
•.
1
n,i
it .
.r.-, r
-I
'
-
$3,350,733
2/954/056
>
29i082
$3,035,952
1,969,371
v-v:
—^$367,595
19,402
$l;047,-m
/'"Federal "tftxes^dri income for the nine months' period of 1945 have
reduced as higher accruals were recorded in that period tljaa
■
- ; *
.
'underwriting; group,^^fhead^d^by
National Investors Corp. — Special Dividend to Be
Hallgarten &, Go., 'On Nov, il offered 29,192 shares of
.?
^
4%% cumulative preferred stock ($50 par), and 54,486 < Payable in /Stock DFCash-rKenneth H. Chalmers, Secretary, tm Nov. 22 ih % notice to the stdekshares C$10 par) common stock. The preferred stock
; .holders^, said lh.part:,' ■/
/■-{*;•/> ; ""y:X: ■ v.^-wra's priced to the .public^at ."$50 per ;share; /pilus "abcrued) : / Pursuant to resolutions adopted by the directors/ the Corporation
t dividends from Oct. 1,1946, and {he common shares were
intends to declare a special distribution out of realized capital gains,
payable Dec. 23, 1946, to stockholders of record Dec. 5, 19*46.
This
priced at $18 each. The shares presently being offered
dividend will be payable in stock of the corporation or, at the'election
are-being sold |or, the account of selling, shareholders % of'the stockholder, in cash. The actual amount will be declared on
':and no proceed from the sale will accrue to the
Dec. 5,
1946.
On the basis of shares now outstanding and profits
company.
'
- ;
"
i! '■reklized to tdate this -distribution Would amount; to approximately 41
Cents per^ share.
'
* ■
,>fKe^^.^iifetiliadv'e tfrefcfrM ih'affs -hitb ;<ehtitl4d fo purtiulative
In addition to the capital gain dividend, the directors have provided
'o'ur Issbe Of Nov. 25
4,302,904
6,063,147
-5,892,193
i
8,845,662
4,481,411
»» *.r A'.tf
balance
3,999,411
6,314/803
preferred shares—.
dividend pfd. shares
$2
on
■
Consolidated
'.-..w-'
25,497,633
4.481,107
dividends^——.
before
731,919)
:
$60,359,757 $57,636,907
• -5 .♦
:
Consolidated balance
164, p. 1726.
.
$59,323,246 $56,904,988
revenue—
earnings—.1——.
-gross
/-•
>■
y-
e
$0.43
•
operating
operating icosts.;j—28,450,025
Maintenance/.4,397,036
^12,023 '''t ;'173;609
6,798
% -71,i295
22,076'
351 '
"134,579
'85/426 *
"
•
Nov. 22 week is reported at I68i6i7;000 cu. ft.,
*28,519,000 cis ft., or 20.36% above production of 140,*in the corresponding .week /a year ago.—V, "1-64, p. 2695.
•Depreciation.
Taxes/ cither 'than Federal income taxes—
/"Federal inodme taxes
Interest find other charges
$l,P89/699
$5,084/612
population? of
a
for the
of
eu. ft,,
Total
248,796
$599,828
communities, wish
Other /income
$1,740,903
432,828
73,6*18
standing and„ 45;000 shares issuable upon exercise of stock purchase
which expire July
$4/651/784
in
3VeW England Yower Association (& Subs.)-^Earnings
Sept." 30«- •'
•
'
1946
' '
1^45
~-*jj
•
,(Mis.c, deductions
value
V warrants
;
9 MCnths Ended
2,188,284 /
2,621,438
68,114
83,482
v;; *
Int. & exp. on fund, debt
It was announced oh Nov. 20 that the New York Curb BxChdnge has
approved for listing and admission to dealings 369,000 shares of $1 par
common
stock.
This includes 324,000 shares which are out- .'
.
increase
Gross
783;398
r$53l/71'4
'
Other
'/>■ -V
-Nanim's, Inc*# Brooklyn, N. Y»—Listing Approved—
Institute; of
"Weekended 'Nov/' 22/ this '/Association reports electric output
kWh.
This is an increase of 2,480,747 kWh./ or 20.94%
of 11,844,125, "kwh.. for the corresponding - week a
v
Mce.-^-1945
18,399,855
724/066
722,514
Operating ,proiiLl_—' $1,933,232
,
2549.
-..
Massachusetts
at
production
698,000
i
.
#10,!^;438r-^6,285350 $26^97;i4t |20;248.567
allowances
Sell.,
recently called for redemption on Nov. 30, 1946, at $35 per shares
iih'd dividends, is being redeemed at the First National Bank & Trust
164, p.
Mathematics
furnish 'gas service
G6s -output
iSubsO-^Earmngs-"-^.
was
Co., Bridgeport, Coivn. See also V.
:: X:'// V;-v
alternate plan
the
approved,
year'/jag
•
sales, less d'/scts.,
Prov.
•
^
plan /already
14,324:872
above
$0.53
'
'
,
National Gypsum GOi t(&
returns
"
{he
of
case
Weekly Output—
./For
an
2/439;762,
923f012,
657,880
Gross
■
.
Subsidiaries of the Association, located chiefly in Massachusetts,
electric service to communities with- a total population
of
of
$0.74
V.-163/.p; 3289.
.
"
'
.
557,713
,! Munson Line, Inc.—Redemption Agent—
;
Earnings
48,622;
2,529,868
?889,309'
659,130
.
741,600.
,
railway
.,
the appointment of four new trustees to' serve with
trustees until the .lirst annual meeting of shareholders.
Professor/of
377;250 UUd
25,-961
-
,
.
138,429 V
76,800
present
Associate
$293-562
,
the $5.50 preferi'ed,
of
Technology specializing in industrial; statistics.^ Present -trustees (are
Floyd D. Campbell, President of the Association; H, Coleman Moore,
Jr.,-Treasurer, and Lothrop Withington, a member of the Boston law
firm of Withington,
Cross, Park-and McCann. /„ ; /
:
■/ ; v
.
>
/
-
'54,409
62,727
holders
of Burns, Blake and Rich; Albert
^'Sylvester/of Boston, Chairman of- the Protective Committee tor >the
•$6.5(1; preferred Stock of the Association, and George P. Wadsworth.
,
9363,960
From Jan. 1—
■
.
*11,228
83,104
.V
.
.1944
railwnyvi./ii " '-$326^221- V$l41i266
oper.
ry.
*
1945
1946
- :
subscription by
They *are:'-Windsor-"Arnold Hosmer, Professor of Accounting at th«
-Harvard Graduate1 School ,of Business Administration; John F. -Rich,
"
*v/
for
»pa/rtner in the Boston daw finn
757,354'
906^523
99,191
,
,
As* in 'the
■
the
•
1945
; 430,224 /
''. 1/055,976 '
-
"Dtility dijeraiittg
Other
/
■
available
provide
Toronto, '
V'-
made
contemplates
1,
•
i;:
Proceeds of the sale of the new securities, together with treasury
cash, wotfld .be- applied -to the retirement of the outstanding ^debentures
and-payment of Associated Gas and Electric claims,
$2,591,271
jGeneral->taxes>_-i;i-r^-^/c.i--^--f/.-4.-?---^----.>, -143,887
interest.
•
,;
per share has 'bebh. declared, payDec.-' 16.
Distributions' of i
.
'"Cither expenses
■
-Montreal,'St.' John, 'Winnipeg/Vancouver or •/Halifax/ Canada/ Or St.-
r^johns/Newfoundlan4.»-«i^V» l61/'P,'2ll3v
be
record
of
pre-
per share of
subject to allocation if such subscriptions exceed the available number
of shares,
ijf subscriptions by present preferred -shareholders do uioi
provide. $4,312,500..of cash,...the tntstees may make Up the difference
through public s.ale of the remaining shares.
i :
/.
on
Maintenance
1, 1953, at 100 and
of
Nova -Scotia in
due Jan.
the Bank
;-$309-927
$232/259
common
Common shares not purchased through exercise of rights would also
/
v
577/882
:///
^pera/tion^-PurchasCd
"K.
•
■
"r'V
Moirs, Ltd.—Partial Redemp'tion^pf
/:(
315/411
9-fMonths Ended Sept. 30-^ v// •
y-.::
-1946 ,
total operating revenuesl—l-——$2,495,832
tiff^ There/-havr ^eertVoalled; fof^^r,rederhpOoii':,bn VJan.I/^ext/.^
;
$887/809
VlNfatioual Gas & Electric Gorp. (& 8ubs.) -tEarnings-
.,$279,860/-
$293,413
:.v- :' ?''v
•
$262,329
'2694.: V"'
'/
.v-Vr■■ 164/ p.: 829..;
71;681%.
$547,671
■
:^^tiohwHyide Securities Go./ ltac^-40^Cent; Bividend-^- £
;
93,332
;
>:
,
/ $373,192
$341,210
47,796
$826/128'
75,378
"April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1, laat.j.
-Payments. In 19.45 were Us follows: .Aprii'2, July 2 and Oct.
'25 Cents each, and Dec. .24, "$l.l0.~V. 164, p. -16331 V
'
'
$267/234
-
•
r
164,
able
*63)339
-67,-088
——
Gross Inedrae
$472,292
$2,001,891
•^308)114// V A quarterly dividend of 40 cents
68,336
$274,122
;
$953,553 '
>'•/. 48/038 //
of mew
alternate .plan
wbuld receive,
.
/>
25
Other income
'
^
profit
4^V.
'47,278,
100,756
fe3
'•■ • -151,-650
Retirement reserve -accruals—1
'$263/652
'96/750
7*18,190
i:-. ii
240)094 /
'
'■^General -rtaxes.'wii.
'•Net
'
2;226>157
,.
760/696
shares
seven
■
,
provides that holdei*s of the preseht $5/50 pre¬
ferred
for each share now 'held, eight shares of new
common
'Stodk/together With transferable rights to subsci-tbe/to five'
Shares of new common at $9 per share.
It is expected that earnings
on 'the
hew Common will permit payment of '80 cents per share in
annual dividends, " >///,.'",/,/
;
>
$3;852,973
-265,413
-,,—-,
for
.' v>
"879/704
771/089
/
,
The
/y.<•
oiier.
income
Total
'i-V;*'
1945
.
fr.
*■';>/. <1.'
prov.
% VI$46 l;,"v
'H- ylf1.:
profit
income
'u>
.
'v
\
SV
expenses
If .;>'■■■ i/L":'J'-#
.
Corp.—Earnings—
,
rate *6f not more than
ferred.
'
;
Mobile Gas Service
—-—
,sept. 30/46
1945
1944. .v.
1943
——J $6,287/209'$5;i95;6'7'l $5/038,356 $5,523,427 :
of. sales
'—4,562,567
4,052,314 « 3,785,367 : 3,989,108 •
sales
Cost
,
V-%MdhthsEttded Sept./SO-^
Years Ended Dec. 31
preferred shares >may be: sold sublet to an offer of exchange to the
holders,,of .the presently outstanding $34,998,500 of debentures on a
pat /for .par basis.
The hew preferred would be convertible at the
.
Net
from
.
9 Mos.End.
,
/■>-
frbm
"Gross
'•
*■
15
been
later proved necessary<•
.
:
Weekly Output-^r
This
"1
<
" *
*"
^
■
Association
reports number of kilowatt hours tor the Wbefe
16, ,1946 as 67,498,021 compared with 61,492,499 tor the
werfc ended Nov. 17, 1945, an increase of 9.77%.
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The comparable figure for the week ended Nov. 9, 19*46 was 7,0,804,579 an increase of 12.48% over the corresponding week last
•
ended. Nov.
.
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/ji>*"4^695* //•
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^ni$;i-llR.^Earnings^- * ■'
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Beribd»Md.' Do't,/8'l^
•1946-^M6nih-^l'945^' /' 1946—10 Mos.—1945 Y,
share, payable quarterly
Gross income
for a dividend from ordinary income of the corporation.
$7,285,428
$5,843,299 $61,069/809 $74,399,801
This ordinary
in March,. June, Sept. and Dec.; redeemable (otherwise than put of
U. S. income taXes
•dividend will be paid in cash on Dec. 23 to stockholders of -record
337,600 Cr9t094,000
Cr734/903 Gr6,951,000
the sinking fund) as a whole or in part at any time on not less:
Other railway taxes—
Dec. 12, 1946,
400,417 /
253,510
3,669,148
and accordingly will not. be .paid on /shares issued, in
3,439,20ft
than 30 days' notice, at $55 per share Qn or prior to March 31,,19ol,
974,766
* 1/808,962
Net/ry. dper. income—
7,038,104 11,554,824
payment of the capital gain dividend.
The amount of this ordinary
at $53.75 per share thereafter and
on or prior to March 31, 1956,
Net income
784,118
dividend will be determined by the directors on Dec. 10, 1946, and it
"2/040,999
4,654,473
7,595,06ft
and thereafter at $52.50 per share, plus dividends;
preferred over
is mow estimated that it will amount *to approximately 18 cents per ■■ Sinking funds Upprops.
82/917
83,333
725,417
•
591,667
the commoh Shares lh voluntary
liquidation to the extent of the
/ -Shtfre on the basis o£>*htfres;now outstanding.;;
vc.'M
theft applicable redemption price and in involuntary liquidation to
Balance to surplus^ *
In. order to receive the special distribution in cash, stockholders
4701,201 **$2,124,332. $3/929/056 $7,003,39^
the exletit of $50 per share plus dividends.
The company will, be
have pedn requested to notify, the Chase National Bank of the City of
♦Deficit,
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ieduired 'to set ttside out of net income on or before JUly 1st of each /
'New York,"11 'Broad Bt., New yorkr N,, y./ to that effect /on or before
NOTE—October, 1945, figures include balance of unamortized amor*
-year,, commencing July 1, 1947, as a sinking fund for-the purchase or
Dec. 9 1B46.
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tization of cost, of completed road end equipment authorized Jto ba
federtiptioh (at $52.50 per share plus dividends) of such cumulative
Gapltal-gain (ilividertas.'paid in stock will be paid in whole shares
amoHized as defense projects iri accordance with Section 124 of tha
preferred shares, a sum sufficient to 'redeem 3% Of the-aggregate
•only. ~ No fractions oi shares Or scrip certificates will be issued. /Each
Internal-Revenue Gode/s-Y.^**164/ip, 2256,
1
°
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par value of the Iergest nuiiiber of such preferred shares which shall
stockholder receiving this dividend ih Stock will be issued the whole /
.! /have been issued and outstanding at any time prior thereto.; ;
;;v/;.-f'
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number of shares obtained by dividing the total amouht of his capital
Transfer agent, First National Bonk of Chicago. Registrar, Amer¬
New York "Water Service Corp.—Court Hearing on
gain dividend by the asset value pej share pf capital stock *of;the cor- •'
ican National Bank & Trust, Co, of Chicago.
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r
poration as of the Close of business on Dec. 9, 1946, after deducting
'Plaii Dec, 13—
+
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: - *
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dividends at the rate of 4%%
■
per annum per
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CAPITALIZATION AS
thfereffem.
OF SEPT. 30, 1946
I^Cpmmon shares ($10 par)-—-—-—
-
250,0d0 shs.
500,000 shs.
March
(shares of the eompUny,
BUSINESS-^-Since
;■
'organization in 1915, the company
'has-been
.
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-
common
shares to be purchased
by each fare
Hallgarten
Co.—
Hornblower,?& Weeks-•
Shields &-Company——
Bacon, Whipple. &/CQ,-l'/Bear, Stearns & Co.——^
Graham, Parsons & Co.„
Farwell, Chapman & Co
Kebbon, McCormick & Co—LL-.L-.i_—
jr. M, pain &> Company—
First California -Company—
•Kalman
6s"Company, ■
-piper, Jaffray fe Bftpwo od^_—
Ames, Bmerich & Co., • Inc.^_■*_
Brailsford & Co.———.
—
1,575
•
;
,1,050
1,050
1,050
1,050
,
for
N.'Y.
shares
»
drawn
:
may
,
be
time, before Dec. ,15,.—V, 164, p. 2412*
-
(d) reduction in eapital Of the corporation resulting from thb sur¬
render pf the presently outstanding common stock and from
the ex¬
change of the no-par common Stock for the outstanding preferred stock.
,
1,4-
•
presented
-v
for
_
payment
,
at ;•
4
North AHietican
..
*
-1.000
1,000
to pay a dividend
stock
Properties
Subs.)-—Earns*
'
Ended Sept. 3(5—
1940
.......
—-
Total' grosS
1945
.
,
$11,068,-582 410,298,005
;earnings_
/Operating costs
5,136,993
5,906.262
:
p'"',924
•
565,970
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properties of the Assbciation, resulting 4n- a -redtictio'n of ,
subsidiary funded -debt to $8,000,000 and the collateral trust-bonds to
$20-,000/000.
:
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A;
The -new -collateral trust bonds and $7,762,500 par value of new ;;
and Maine
.
and other
charges^.
Consolidated balance before
Preferred dividends
Consolidated
♦Federal
been
balance
taxes
reduced
later proved
-as
on
——
dividends.^—
$1,175,151
.513,175
$661,976
/
income for the nine
'higher
accruals
were
hecesbary.—V. 164, p. 1875.
months'
recorded
746,350
^.350'
1,2/!.470
843,565
479,860
—
Interest
-
$10,898,562 $10,195,975
-170,020
102/030
grevenue_i.__
Other 'in'cbme1
17, 1946.
Maintenance
Floyd D. Campbell, President, -emphasized that the filirig' 'of the
/ Depredation-.
•_
alternate plari did not affect the status of the previous-plan,'but that.,.
Taxes, bther:than Federal taxes on income.—
'determination as to Which of the two plans willbe used -Will be de♦Federal taxes on income
*
525
common
one
Gfbss/bperating,
/
.tically (unchanged from that 'provided in the-plan previously approved. ■
subsidiary funded debt would -amount to $9,930,000 and-;the Assoi- /
2,000 ;%ciation would issue $22,425,000 of its collateral trust bonds.
;The
2,000
"alternate >plan, however, assumes 'the early sale^of the -New'Hampshire
525
in
North Boston Lighting
-9 Months
/
3,000
8,000
2,000
the rate of
stock
common
of Pacific Gas &
Electric Co.
share of/Pacific Gas common on each TOO (shares
of North American common. The dividend is payable Jan. 2 to holders
"of record Dec. 3.
Fractions of shares will be "paid in cash at->tho
rate bf 40 'Cents -for each l/100th of a share of Pacific Gas common*
—V. 164, p. 2695.
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Be'dapitaU2%^ion-:HaQ*j«rith;^SEC-^ >t
company on
its
at
_
tNew ^England Gas & Electric Association^-Eiles Alter-
rOo.—SteC Approves Dividend—
The SEC has cleared -a proposal of this company
on
the petition of the company for authority to sell to certain of its
employees-hot in excess of 10,000 shares of its 425 par Common stock >at-the market.^—V. 160,>p. 226.♦
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7 -^ i,-5"-""
>jiate
the 'corporation by federal Water arid Gfts /Cbrp.
presently outstanding 26,015 shares of common stock '(par $160);
surrender tk>
and
*Nfe"W ^England /CoHfecttoiiery 'Co.—Plans to Sell Stock
to Its Employees—
>
^The-'Massachusetts -Department mf; Public Utilities has approved
,
(c)
of the
'5,000.;
5,000
ferred until -final decision is reached by the Commission and/the Court//
'5,000 ./'. Under the proposed plan, consolidated funded debt woiild be prac-
•2i000
..
,
7,000
.
.
V;^*yL.;V.,"v,:jvvS;
'Gourt-for -the District of Massachusetts on-July
7,000
,
(A. hearing will be fheld befofe tJ. -8.- District Court •&£' 'the ^oiithim
New -York on Dec. 13/,.on the application of "the BEC ta
enforce and carry out the terms'arid "provisions of the plan of recapi¬
District of
.•
,
9,486
2,650
2,650
L 2,650
.1,575
.—
/
"/jprefefred' Shares'($100 par) and '1,246,011 new common shares'C$8 par) >
rather than the 2,300,000 common shares/provided in the ."plan-ap- /./
/proved b^ the Commission on JUne-.24, ''1946 and by -the U. S. District
Shares
.
dividend
1946, (from f/,
the
Nov. 25 filed with the SEC :nn •alterriate ^plan "for
recapitalization which provides for the issue of Z77/625 ;new convertible
Common
.5,442 ;
3,700
i;3,700
ordinary
company .has called/for /redemption oh /Dec. -15, " next, '*3,000
of its outstanding 4% % 'preferred stock at $105 per share
dividends.
Payrrient will be made at the Bankers Trust /Co., >
The
<foilows:
•Shares.
estimated
dlhouht "of
VvVj'•
Certificates
.any;
as
Preferred
1
^6 Wall 8t4, "New York,
UNDEftWRITERS-^-The names "of the underwriters and the number
and
the
the
*\The
-
•of preferred
'
•arid
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where
shares
$ihttously
;
cases
Neisner Bros., Inc.—Calls 4%% Preferred Stock—
,
-con*
In
/oapitqligain/diiird'erid will .be paid-in cash.,
■-
engaged in the operation of a paperboard mill and box
factory, ' manufacturing paperboard
and converting it into folding
paper boxes of various types. Company's paperboard mill operations
and its principal box manufacturing operations are carried on at its'
plant'at Morris, 111. It'also owns and, operates a box manufacturing
plant at Marion, Ind., which was formerly the property of Lindley.
?,
in 1945 the company produced 39,604 tons of paperboard and the
■company
and Ltndiey purchased *10i821 tons of .paperboard from
•other paper mills.
During the same period the company sold 17-,907
tons of paperboard to other converters (principally <to Self-Locking
Carton Go.) and to government agencies and the company and Lindley
■used 29,466 tons of paperboard for conversion in their box factories.
The company's, products include a'jarge variety of folding paper
Boxes of various types of which the following groups are the most/ Important: ((a)
folding cartons (b) folding stock boxes; (c) biscuit
and cracker caddj/es; (d),4airy product? containers; (e) bottle-carriers.
,
income.
talization *of- the 'cbrpbration 'approved Nov. 12., ;
,■/-/•/v/'
TheVplah provides /fbr-*-;
/■
h-*-?.;v'//'"
"**
: '
(a) Qhartglng arid reciaSsifyihg (he presently issued and outstandingf
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t46j532 Shares of /preferred Stock of ($100 (par) into shares of common
A cash distributidn of 12 Cents per share from ordinary income was
Stock (no (par)
for each share of presently issued and outstanding:
made on July 20, 1946, as compared with 14 cents on Dec. 24, ;1945, /
and 11 cents on July 20, 1945,.
On ®ec. 6, last year, the directors •/ preferred stock, 'suoh - Stock to have a stated value of 1 cerit .per
share pending final determination, of "original cost". Of its p'roperttes;
declared a special. distribution of 39 cCnts per share out-.of -realized
(b) cancelling, all -rights of -the holders of the existing'preferred, stock
long-term capital gains, payable in stock or cash at holder's option on '
to accumulated and Unpaid diyi'dendS;
/
Dec. 24, 1945, to stockholders of record Dec. 6, 1945.—V. 164, p. 2156. /
-V
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representing
capital gain f
dividend exceeds the number of whole shares issuable, the balance will
be paid in cash-arid, iri'causes Where the 'ritfmber of shariss held bn the £
record^date^are Insufficient for the/issuarice cf a/full share, the whole ordinary
30,000shs.
fCOMPANV-^bnapany -was -organized In Illinois -Sept. -9^ 1915. On
30, 1946, the Lindley Box & Paper Co. (Ind.), which had
Been incorporated in Indiana May 19, 1916, was merged into Morris Paper Mills.
At the time of the merger, Morris Paper Mills owned
50% of the outstanding shares of Bindley. Pursuant to the agreement
Bf merger, each previously outstanding common share of Morris Paper •
Mills was ddnVerted into 2V427685 common. shares and 1291322 'preferred
Shares of the company and each previously outstanding common share
of Lindley
(except the 50% thereof owned try Morris Paper Mills)
T^as Converted finto 2.142857 common:' shares .and .257142 'preferred .
aihount
payable DOc. 23/ 1946, to Stockholders of record Dec. 12,
.
Outstanding
Authorized
/-VSOiPOOfshsV
:
the
1,233,540
1,049,601
461,525
$1,104,018
513,178
;.
-$590,842
period of 1945 bav®
in
that
*
period
than
I
2834
THE COMMERCIAL
North
Texas Co.
garage
Other
$3,597,895
68,128
81,052
880,902
940,032
139,012
121,260
1,575,373
1,571,946
23,229
285,559
22,900
12,900
289,675
249,400
,
exps.—
taxes
Fed.
normal
Fed.
excess
consol.
and
surtax
profits
tax
/
returns-
12,837
21,585
260,400.
Crl21,300
199,153
226,287
/
the
Operating
income
income,
Gross income
Inter,
487
In
76
Net
large
__
$34,610
.
profits
$331,906
(& Subs.)—•Earnings—
$628,027
$2,574,445
1,104,427
machines
$2,429,878
274,643
1,049,025
25,650
122,371
50,877
200,174
47,074
265,318
165,599
67,733
72,206
282,768 / r '279,987
*Of
$186,926
.
$157,577
13,826
49,044
%
,
$599,387
392,902
.
income
Income
_«/
deductions
$200,752
$206,621
51,297
,44,782
____
$992,289.
Net
income
164,
5
$1,960,660
$149,455
$161,839
Electric
output
of
this
(Del.)—Weekly Output—
for the
company
week
ended
company
($50 par)
Nov.
on
shares
($50
filed
19
letter
a
Nov.
notification
23,
1946,
common.
share.
underwritten.
Proceeds
will be
used for
'
*
depreciation
and
dividends
Miscellaneous
of
and
1945
257,212
50,946
42,905
Interest
:1, $385,620
52,112
42,905
$18,166
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15,224
company....
Inter.,
dend
stock
of
income
Net
Arrears
or
on
'
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the
s
received
of
as
the
1945
Net
totaled
The
balance
From
sheet
time to
of
as
.time
for tenders of the
in
Dec.
the
31
at par"
first preferred
The previous dividend
the
fund
has
asked
(Louisville "Courier-Journal."
stock
this issue
on
an
asset "sinking
totaling $456,600.
few -years,
was
company
$1 per share
June
on
194&—1& Mos.—1945
$3,453,674 $41,232,042 $44,379,299
41,667
41,667
418,042
$540,537 *$1,839,209
Manufacturing Co., below.—V. 164, p. 2412,
$100)
•.
not
The company operating
specialty department stores in New York and
Newark, on Nov. 27 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 40,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, series A
($50 par).
The proposed
offering, which represents the first public financing for
the business, includes
5,COO shares for company account, proceeds to
be added to general
working funds, and 35,000 outstanding shares to
be acquired
from
present holders.
The underwriting
group
will be
headed
.
The
by A.
G.
Becker
Co.
&
completed
profit
months
net
taxes
ended
net
on
31, 1946, net sales
$323,844.
was
July
profit
sale
ended Oct.
week
solely
has
of
of common.
funded
no
the
40,000
of
of
it
real
stock,
par
share
one
the
$15,
for
issuable
each
Exc**n*e
,v
"ex
the
Nov.
on
listing,
road
and
and
of
the
capital
preferred
structure
stock
and
is
that
incident
three
the
206,753
shares
to
New
York
additional
the
Stock
shares
distribution
on
Dec.
on
2,
kwh.,
Pacific Power &
12 Months Ended
*
on
Nov.
9,
164,
equipment
Net
Rent
operating
from
Other
Chase
less
with
V
transfer
(incl.
agent
pp.
of sales
Maint.
>
of
and
and
stock,
>,
to
and
State
V
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•
its
subsidiaries
*
..
1,352,677
registration Nov.
20.—V.
Pari-Mutuel
offering
of
164, p.
Totalizer
75.COO
made Nov. 21
(No.
4 Viz %
shares
$639,997
for
regular
An extra
-
2157.
declared
provisions* for
the
excess
>; v 7 r.
and
$525,577 for
\
an
both
extra
dividend
of
25
of
16
to
of 25 cents per share was paid
cents
50
per
share
holders of
cents
payable Dec.
on
Sept. 16r
1
operating (revenues
1945
880,646
569,204
552,006
1,302,148
-,
1,425,245
-1,412,875
f(l,329,638
3,234,963
67,826
2,87^153
69,250
1^477^40.
126,540
Net
$3,221,154
85,416
126,927
$3,306,570
$3,294,815
charges-iu
$4,747,996
1,483,806
1,534,543
1,545,215
$1,772,027
pfd. stock
$3,264,190
298,828
365,036
$1,749,600
331,855
———
$2,965,362
<$1,406,991
$1,417,744
.--a—
V
——-1.
income
"Prov.
for
divs.
$3,167,888
$4,606,006
141,990
Total interest and other
■
1,352,895
—-
revenue————
Gross income
■
1944
——$18,290,613 $18,312,659 $17,126,909
7,945,616
8,381,390
7,776,077
replacements
than income
(otner
Bubs.)—Earnings—
1946
1,952,317
I
,
1945,
30,
■
dividend
quarterly
stock,
common
Net operating
Other income
the
i
">
of
the
on
City
of
New
cumulative
York
has
been
preferred stock,
surplus
Balance,
.
•Due
$100
to
months'
multiple
dividends,
——
declarations,
1945
dividends.—V.
for
$3,475,144
$8,479,258 $10,504,991
Steam
2,695,364 / 6,380,613
>
1946—Month—1945
—
$974,281
158,692
8,074,525
/
for
1944
nine-
for
10
357,765
Depreciation
916,424
Taxes,
•394,334
642,693
eral
income
64,707
181,794
194,594
Net
operating
other
1946—12 Mos.—1945
$906,568 $10,784,056
1,383,942
109,682
$9,990,609
2,667,09-3
555,039
257,169
50,242
998,078
2,684,010
55,215
216,531
387,040
and
.220,236
Maintenance
141,852
*
: :v:
dividends
164, p. 2325,
•
operations
282,494 t'y 719,071
116,076
provisions
makes
1946
months'
pow.
& pur.
g.en.
Other
129,081
11
Public Service Co, of New Hampshire—Earnings-
1946—9 Mos.—1945
tOperating revienues
$4,054,569
640,575
72,073
69,677
86,463
889,286
860,024
105,451
1,223,914
Fed¬
than
taxes
Fed.
1,198,187
■
taxes..
57,663
.'•V
■
$464,932
$99,972
$416,406
si,/; .71,998
.69,569
187,840
199,443
$169,541
29,514
$604,246
$518,433
86,378
187,518
93,582
chgs._
$536,930
funded debt-,—
on
6768)
filed
inc.
28,575
W
discount
14,223
v:
expense
parts
/
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"
cumulative
stock
preferred
(par $1)
1727.
was
SEC
tax
and
exc.
24,303
5,173
;
17,522
common
stock
was
Pref.
$333,335
$3,991,591
JDr248
Dr 2,358
12,607
7,752
$330,977
$4,004,198
$3,690,674
deduct—
$362,366
£3,180
inc.
$3,682,922
689,602
818,161
178,950
894,730
22,900
974,900
92,510
$225,186
—!
income..—
div.
88,045
89,473
84,000
$130,559
$2,160,746
$1,885,273
deduct.
taxes
28,475
85,816
V. 514,866
669,797
$196,711
require.
-!/
•••
48,500
N;
157,700
105,500
$74,743
$1,645,880
$1,215,470
per
outstand.
share
in
and
$234,629
553,874
605,114
605,114
/
$0.05
excess
BALANCE
banks
,
$1.03
unused
CONSOLIDATED
ASSETS—Cash
profits
SHEET
tax
$0.24
$0.58
to
excess
fixed
profits
assets,
SEPT.
30,
1946
investments,
at
change
in
$2.36
♦
the
•
$0.28.\
share—
1945.
of new financing in 1946, which included
value and number of shares of common stock
because
par
•••'-
NOTE—On
.
,
ceased
Oct.
1,
'
1945
the
company
sold
v'.;
its
"
gas
properties
and
doing business as a gas utility.—V. 164, p. 2157.
on
(net)," $344,486; trustee funds for additions
sinking fund tor redemption of bonds, $3,310;
$2,4°!.151; investment in, and advances to sub¬
/fixes
com.
comparable
tThe
electric revenues for the twelve
months
ended
31, 194.5 include the full effect of a refund to domestic cus¬
tomers
aggregating $326,082 made in December, 1944. The electric
revenues
for all periods ended Oct. 31, 1946 include the effect of a
reduction made March 1,
rate
1946, the estimated annual effect of
which is $340,000 based on the electricity used by domestic customers
in
credit.
hand, $1,308,427; United States
securities, at cost, $G00,0G0; accounts receivable (net),
$1,395,374; inventories, $3,065,646; prepayments on ore purchase con¬
tracts, $142,939; estimated refundable portion of prior years' income
and
per
October
$200,547
$81,354
553,874
"...
-
"Arising mainly from
a
outstanding.
Cr2l3,430
$388,632
shs.
Earn,
"Not
\
Cr213,430
profit
Common
Balance
15,000
Government
Offered—Public
Fed.
•.
105,500
Earnings
stock
(par $25)
withdrawn from
other
&
Non-recur.
Net
•
prof.
Sept. "27
'
Corp.—Stock
(10 par)
the
$362,614
income
Gross
'•
5,000
—
refund, portion of
prior years taxes (net)
Net
with
income
(net)-..
inc.
$318,990
taxes
'
by Howell, Porter & McGiffin, Inc., New
directors
the
263,157
—>
replacement
Inc.—Registration Statement With¬
common
the
par
Period End. Oct. 31—
./Z
income
and
$2,259,001
1,619,004
'
'■
of
Provi¬
to
Prov. for obsolescence of
i
shares
■■.':
Prov. for Colorado State inc. tax.—
'
•-
■
ended Sept.
Prov. for Fed. inc. and excess prof¬
its taxes
,i
"*
exp.
than
inc.
expense
Amort, of oond
9,534
$2,296,759
1,652/864
__
1
and
Court.
respect
"
include
taxes
:
23-
Provision .for
kwh., an increase
corresponding week of 1945,
the
over
the period
and
$2.50
Taxes
138,676,000
Strike
244,850
$643,895
covering 60,000 shares of
income
Operating expenses
Maintenance and repairs—
(par.
oper.
depletion
Profit bef. oth.
Int.
$2,004,617
256,985
21,194
statement
Gross
Int.
12.
registration
Nov.
share
Non-oper.
drawn—
The
for
with
reduced
-
Public Service Co. of Colorado (&
-
preferred
1946—3 Mos.—1945
'
repairs
other
and
6,343,612
I
——
deductions
Pantasote Plastics,
been
——
2,997,884
and
Deprec.
1945
$2,018,580
plant
426,
has
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
1946."
3,
,he 5%
for
outward
Selling and admin,
$8,348,229
6[393,171
taxes)
income
164,
is finally sustained by the
taxes
be
"Est.
Net
—V.
1944,
income
for
last.—V. 164, p.
the
164, p. 2448., <
discts .:
Other
1946
credit)
etc.,
to
of
124
*wy-
Light Co.—Earnings—
income
interest,
1946, and $1,050,000 included
period ended Sept, 30, 1944.—V. 164, p. 1913,
the
on
amor-
authorized
Section
Prov. for Fed. and State
Gross
Net
$1,609,014
of
company
•i, '
Bank
frt., returns and allow.
issue
$8,411 751
of
(net
/
National
value.—V,
Taxes,
2551.
p.
revenues
lease
income
shares
amounted
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales and earns,,
of
1946.
Sept. 30—
deductions
this
14.0%,
,
$3,854,717
-
held
1946.—V.
revenues
revenue
of
expenses
29
Dec.
purchase
a
Profit
Operating
Operating
EST,
1946,
or
$3,696,562
Powdrell & Alexander, Inc.—Extra Dividend of 500—
Gross
common
Nov.
$574,883
On
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings
to
437 500
Exchange
of
July 22,
Federal
months'
Co.—Listing Authorized-
20
M.,
23,
$5,185,015
1,330,298
30, 1945, which will result if the reduc¬
by the Public Utilities Commission of the District
}}/.}■■?/v'.V
the company at 900 Sansom St^ Philadelphia
1
Costs
of
300,000
2552 and 2696. -.:
pp.
appointed
For the three
of $7,857,000 and
P.n Nov- 22 anno"nced that it will quote this
distribution
17,017,000
par
estate.
excess
of
the
output
Nov.
..4>;
The latter is
announced
was
authorized
A.
for
1,277,606
Phillips-Jones Corp.—Transfer Agent—
held almost in its
entirety by Nathan
Ohrbach, founder of the business and member? of his
family.
has
ended
The
31, 1946, net sales
$1,032,000 including
was
in
were
debt
shares
Oklahoma Natural Gas
11
bids
electric
^-v; 164,
.
company
consist
shares
after
than
..
year
$30,000,000 and
$165,000
profit
The
of
excess
of
the
Weekly Output—
The
registration statement discloses that the business has earned
a
founding in 1923 and a steady growth
In
were
purchase
will be received by
later
$4,974,169
taxes,
after, deducting the portion thereof, refundable after
of hostilities, ot Cr$333,149 for the period ended Sept. 30.
profits
$30,000,000 first and refunding
mortgage bonds, due 1981, will be received by the company at the same
address not later than 11:30 a.m., EST, Dec. 10.
Inc.
net profit in every year since its
in sales volume. For the fiscal
the
Separate
Ohrbach's, Inc., New York—Registers with SEC—
for
record Dec. 4.
for
28,441
$5,209,902
—
$5,156,575
33,821
12 months ended Sept. 30,
for the
rates ordered
in
NOTE—Provisions
; 333,333
"$131,264
chase of Preferred Stock and Bonds—
Bids
...
$4,940,347
$3,886,911
Columbia,
-
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Invitation foy Bids for Pur¬
1, 1944.
2,657,679
1,322,991
income.—.
deduction: by $592,000-and $863,000.*
1945, figures include balance of unamortized
of
1,286,862
1,612,014
2,105,598
$5,166,391
43,511
inccme
1946;
surplus
cost
9,702,972
in the 12 months ended Sept.
sion
amortized as defense projects in accordance
•Internal Revenue Code.—V. 164, p.. 2167.
.Ohmer Corp., Day ton,
O.—rAcquired-*
'See 'Rockwell
$312,368
"Deficit.
of
1944
$22,521^701
cessation
L
NOTE—October,
1945
company has provided a'contingent reserve vf $1,245,000 out
income
representing the estimated reduction in gross operating
of
80,498 02,100,357 <i278,790 Crl,328,544
243,617
174,594
2,348,172
2,264,040
733,916
"1,676,338
1,558,624 t 3,303,023
582,204
"1,797,542
286,778
1,942,347
approps.—
Balance to
1946
"The
-
.
316,092
ex¬
taxes
income
•tization
showed
stock
last
$5,124,666
Co.—Earnings—
Sept'. 30—
deductions.^
Net
3,810
V
per
.
investment—first preferred 7%
Gross
Total
Ca-.
&
oper./income—
ry.
Net
$51.48 per share.
The $7. a share.due for 1946
increase the total arrears to approximately .$58.48
per share,
and
the $5.25 payment -would reduce the arrears to
approximately
$52.23 per share.
'
-
164," p. 2057.
operating revenue
Non-operating revenue——
$491,500,
approximately
would
<■
61,023
3,312
'
'
317,119
(net)
1946—Month—1945
railway* taxes
Sinking fund
of
end
<
Net
tion
and
income
profits
Other
divi¬
a
'
9,547 shares
subsidiaries—
$305,775
income
income
S.
nadian
cess
31
Nov.
.>•
operating revenue—"$23,804,762 $22,994,344
Operating expenses
11,718,506 10,318,415
Maintenance
1,599,455
1,230,084
Taxes, other than income taxes—'
1,629,228
1,665,463
Provision for income taxes
1,229,710
2,316,492
Provision for depreciation
2,461,473
2,523,541
$1,467,538'
774,243
827,571
V 59,773
—
U.
equivalent to $5.25 a share.' The balance sheet as
of Dec. 31, 1945, showed
9,547 shares of $100 par value first preferred
,outstanding.
12 Months Ended
of
'
Oct.
of
v.
Total
Pere Marquette" Ry«-rEamings—
Ky.—Pays $5.25 Ac¬
record
in New Brunswick.
Potomac Electric Power
-rV. 164, p. 1249.
12
preferred
$1,513,550
corporation———'—-
Period End. Oct. 31—
first
Nov.
on
of
■
industries and marine services.—V.
1
,
Holders
of
deductions
other
and
Gross
1
V
amort, pf debt discount, premium
and expense, etc., of
v
1212.
Ohio River Sand Co., Louisville,
crued Dividend—
4 "
~
effective data
announcement
to be centralized in the company's plant at 49th & Harrisoa
Lawrencevllle, Pa.
* <
- •
r
.
i
Quimby Pump Co.) Inc.,- was established in New Yor^ in 1893:
subsequently movied to its New Jersey plants, one in Newark and
revenue
:
—
earlier
-
expense
subsidiaries
deductions—parent
30—
earnings
Operating expenses, maintenance and taxes___
Provision for depreciation and retirements——
262,482
17,089
v,
income
p.
12 Months Ended Sept.
£ $410,013
retirements
amort, of
debt premium
(net), etc., of subsidiaries—
164,
<
$36,591
for
-Inter.,
Net
,
1946
,
.
taxes—-,
the
in
as
During 1943 the Quimby Pump Co. was acquired hy H. K. ' Porter,
Company, Inc., and through expansion of its engineering and de¬
velopment work now manufacturers a broad line of pumps used by
(& -Subs.)-Earnings
' 1946
1945
Gross
—„
The
2696.
in
and
1947, to purchase one share of common stock
share.
The warrants will be sold and delivered to the
a price of 1 cent per warrant.—V, 164, pp. 2551, 2157.
Pennsylvania State Water Corp.
Subs.)—Earinngs—•;
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
1
1
earnings
Operating expenses, maintenance and
Gross
Preferred
SEC
1
,
,
same
p.
164,
Reflecting its confidence in the continued importance of Pittsburgh
a
manufacturing, center, the company, on Nov. 14, announced that
was moving its two Quimby Pump
manufacturing operations in New
one
-
the
expansion of business. Stocks
.
Ohio Cities Water Corp. (&
Provision
with
7% cumulative preferred and 231 shares;!
Offering prices. $50 a preferred share and $150 a
common
the
1946,
The
<;
WARRANTS—Company
has
authorized
the ?
stock purchase warrants.
Each warrant entitles
thereof, at any time after the "settlement date" and until 1
increase during the.
third quarter.
As of Sept. 30, there were 218,193 on the books, the
highest
reported since
the 218,720 listed on Dec. 31,
1937.
The
Sept. 30 total showed an increase of 595 over June 30, and an increase
of
3,590 over a year ago.
It was the 17th consecutive quarterly
period to show an increase over the preceding quarter.
' . ;v
V
Holdings averaged 60.35 shares against 61.36 a year ago.
Foreign
holders totaled 1,196, a decrease of 50 from a year ago, with com¬
bined holdings of 325,742 shares, a drop of 13,308.—V. 164, p. 2447.
par)
are, not
-V.
of
by the new
Arkansas, the West
in
Jersey
20,000
per
15,
1946.—V.
Bts.
-
stockholders of this company continued to
The
K
Obrig Laboratories, Inc., N. Y.—Files with SEC—
2,000
the
upon
EST on Dec. 31,
$2.75
covered
areas
Smackover
$1,447,168
54,780,000 kwh;,, as compared with 45,875,000 kwh. for the
corresponding week last year, an increase of 19.4%.—V. 164, p. 2696.
The
as
it
underwriter at
totaled
for
shares are being reserved for issuance
to be sold tp, the underwriter.
20,000
additional
and
(H. K.) Porter Co., Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Moves Pump
300,000 shs.
-
The
Schuler
Manufacturing Facilities to Pittsburgh—
Pennsylvania RR.—Number of Stockholders Increase
Northern States Power Co.
f
$785,727
*350,000 shs.
include
Phillips is a purchaser of oil, according t®
Nov. 21 by Frank Phillips, Chairman, and
the
PURCHASE
of
holder
p.m.
at
513,492
1875.
p.
1c)—r-——.
(par
on
and South Tyler in East Central Texas.
area,
Nov.
19,
*
which
STOCK
'
—V.
in
issuance
1,329,334
206,562 •;V
for
is
made
President.
announcement
Texas
and
which
in
S.
Adams,
;
of 10
posted price for crude oil it purchases in
the Texas Panhandle so as
to
include > all
the
Kansas
announcement
K.
tURPOSE-^To; provide the company with additional .working capital.
the
Gross
Oklahoma,
The
wagers.
organization
an
stock (621,460.34 shares, no par),
$196,150; earned surplus, $3,629,135; com¬
shares at cost), Dr$579,3Ql,
total,
(67,586
13.
p.
In
an
selection
,
liabil¬
current
series, due Nov. 1,-1964/furnace, kilns, etc., $68,694;, $5
has extended its recently announced increase
barrel
per
remaining fields
■exercise of the warrants
$631,326
/
"show"
and
up
given
164,
other
3Va%
common
surplus,
treasury,
company
cents
manufacture, sale, lease
and servicing of totalizing
all parts of the United States and Canada.'.-'.'"
; - ,,V
Common stock
f.
Operating income
Other income
//The
•
which
machine
any
in
$112,000;
year,
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Extends Price Increase—
Authorized}- ^.Outstanding*;:
186,924
58,763
"M
taxes
build
on
capital
stock
$17,523,219.—V.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT OFFERING
/
excess
taxes
"place"
is to
company
made
117,017
54,052
the
pari-mutuel
a
wagers
"win,"
namely
of
aim
service
all
total
and
race,
development,
30,281
and
given
a
ultimate
1946—12 Mos.—1945
tickets
and
lease
assemble,
to
Issue
a
'
stores and - warehouses, in the computation of
and for general use in totalizing data received from
department
of all wagers made for the so called "daily double" In
racing and "quiniela" in dog racing
In addition, the company
plans
In
288,576
__
retirements—
income
Other
$386,933
within
preferred stock $2,329,523;
$6,124,444;
mon
total
grand
gen¬
.
Maintenance
for
4,030
$686,331
and
expenses
Prov.
Fed.
$29,444
1946—3 Mos.—1945
revenues
admin,
eral
$335,935
>■
due
$107,744; first mortgage bonds,
$3,091,000; reserves for relining blast
plurality of various remote locations.
.
1
the outset, the activities of the corporation will center upon the
further development, marketing by lease and rental agreements, and
servicing of an entirely new totalizing machine which will total all
wagers
made on any «iven selection or selections and compute the
will
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
2,570
payments
ities,
At
2056.
p.
Northeastern Water Co.
Oper.,
$389,503
218
•
ing fund
of
returns,
payable
trade, $1,484,335;
notes
payable,
accrued liabilities, $359,495; first mortgage bond sink¬
bank, $600,000;
7
a
5,946
.
horse
Income
164,
7,512
$29,662
$34,686
$329,989
$381,991
345 v;':/;:.
r*
notes,
etc.
—V.
•
.
_
_
equip,
on
$29,317
$34,199
net—4
LIABILITIES—Accounts
Jersey
v.
purpose
election
Other
;
Transfer "Co.,
was
organized in Delaware April 24, 1946,
manufacturing, operating, renting,
leasing and
servicing pari-mutuel machines used at race tracks of all kinds and
particularly at tracks where horse, trotting and dog races are held.a
In addition, the company has been organized for the
purpose of manu- i
facturing,
operating,
renting,, leasing
and
servicing
all
types
of
totalizing machines for use in keeping inventories and for other uses
148,100
Crl5,000
Crl0,900
Depreciation
n.. j.
and
sidiary companies, not consolidated, at cost, $178,748; fixed assets,
(net), $7,474,199; deferred charges, $534,624; total, $17,523,219.
offered
was
^
Registrar
Agent,
Monday, December 2, 1946
COMPANY—Company
for
1
36,400
17,100
tax..
Transfer
and
share,
per
„
,
Registrar
$3,641,013
24,003
operating
a
as
$295,543
city,
expense
General
1946—12 Mos.—1945
1946—Month—-1945
$301,078
—
The stock, priced at $2.75
speculation. 7
:
■
;
York.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating, revenues
Equip, maintenance and
^FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Public Utility Engineering & Service Corp.—Output—
Electric output of
for* the week ended
$54,_G5;
pared
cost,
increase
with
of
the operating companies served by this corporation
Nov. 23, 1946, totaled 2207727,000 kwh., as com¬
176,980,000 kwh. for the corresponding week last year, an
24.7%.—V.
164, p.
2734.
•
.
,
•:
'"
'
•
■'',
'
i
'•
Volume
jtf,:.lM'
NuWSer
164
Kalamazoo, Mich., but that equipment and material
still preventing the company from reaching capacity
The backlog of orders continues to increase, as each
month's orders have exceeded production, he said.—V. 160, p. 1671.
Operating
revenues—;,
Operating
expenses—
Federal
and
Fed.
State
2,474,579
exc.
2,225,392
9,459,637
193,000
1,515,000
'.ft 934,671
190,116
Other
prof.;,taxes—ft-;
income
_
(net).—
958
$786,137
Deducts,
from gross inc.
$1,053,824
689,743
1,237,844
$2,332,853
«—Vr 162, p. 2899.
'
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s,
v
./
i
,
.■>
A
'
' •
:
*-
*
,
^
r
\ 'ft1
<
f,
'
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,,; 1
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,
>'11
.
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<
price
100 Broadway,
9
Months
Net
sales
Cost
of
ftftftY'
Ended
production,
Pulp sales, tons
Sept. 30—
tons
New York, N.
revenue
other
z
195,963
480,898
—,
Net profit from operations——.——
-
Preferred dividend requirement—„
income Applicable
67,647
3,825,519
380,731
' 432,883
ft -ft
ft
„
to common stock,
.
.Earnings .per share of common -stocks™r—.
\
u.
?
..
(other
and
Sleeping .Car
Total
Opera.—
$/...
other
$
...ft. ft-
58,724
•ft 438,018
ft 155,476
$1,105,338
30,629
$3,037,816
$3,230,118
ft.
83,700
f-*
funded
on
$993,865
ft 201,000
debt
'
Net
80,957
;
Amort, of
103,382,822 105,442,898
35,417,653
38,560,084
97,926
Crl66,544
44,144
158,045
609,473
5,166,474
602,325
49,607,369
5,772,663
/—--ft*/'
1,427,293
1,114,273
10,316,777
inc.
and
ft 79,008
16,040
JL83~582
181,103
551,786
73,767
16,040
552,231
225,493
678,575
revenue
Net
Auxiliary Operations:
revenues
ft—"ft
$307,967
$848,688
$868,383
4,255,034
4,244,516
4,252,122
Federal
$4,567,204
$4,563,001
$5,093,204
159,500
Federal
taxes
630,000
$4,303,704
$4,284,249
•
'I'.. -ftY
'1
Y'UYYY'TY'*!.1r '
'■ '
Net revenue
Total
net
•
1,222,067
"707,634
revenue
.701,150
Oper,-income
794,809
<m
.
107,794
.
3,973,190
2,887,201
3,417,728
.2,717,096
'
'
••
•
75,149
1,502,443
—
fTaxes accrued —'
-
'
327.181
———'
expenses
419,661
311,867
402,330
-
.
'
Depreciation ft--—ftft
adjustments—»
tlncludes:
1
875,613
657,396 ft
576
5,942,437:; 7,895,913
166
436,522
433,003
81,679
:1,563,016
3,911,873
4,511,087
1 114,012
Payroll taxes
——
C.. S. Govt, income &
; excess
profits taxes—
—V. 164, pr 2734.
:
5,821,446
-
SEC
to
issue
Bank
$204.50
at
income
accrued dividends to Dec. 31,
latter
Direct
unsecured
an
Stock—
1945
ft 1946
income
operating
458,181
528,905
$407,150
20,358
140,000
tl20,000
On Dec. 13, 1946 a new scale of express rates will become effective
all 23,000 offices of the company, it was announced on Nov. 21.
at
recent
a
on
Net
Commerce -Commission
decision of the Interstate
rates
new
the
express{seryice to
V, ;i64, j P. 2552.
•'■■■ftft / ■'■.
it
high pre-war standards,
the
>'
•
Net
Sept. 30—
after taxes..
profit
Earned
—V. 163, p.
$1.61
,
(one share
$2.08
Year Ended Sept.
•Operating
Corp.—Earn*
1945
1944
$686,198
506,732
$731,981
518,182
$179,466
20
38
;
Net
earnings,
Other Income
Total
^-.,1-..—
—s
,
*
.
income
$173,053
Income'deductions
—;
37,088
*
* $213,798
147
'
' "$135,970 * $142,159
Net Income
$149,403
:
*>—V* 164, p. 1914.
Rockwell Manufacturing Co.-4-Further Expansion—
v
Willard
Colonel
announced
'
r J.
the
Rockwell,
by
•
President,
of" the
company
Nov.
15
Corp.
of
on
Ohmer
<
The company will continue to operate as the Ohmer Corp.,
wholly-owned subsidiary of Rockwell Manufacturing Co., and main¬
President.
a
tain
plant
disclosed.
:
,
and headquarters ill Dayton. The purchase
•.v...*.,- -. rf;; •
:v-, "
Ohmer
The
;
Include
has
Corp.
taximeters,
fare
been
business
in
registers for
since
street
price
from
and
and
in-•
$16,589,389
for
depreciation-.
Prov.
at
by
the
enterprises. During the war the firm
making airplane equipment and various secret
Army and Navy. The present payroll is in the
Meter
tional
to
The
as
assistant
new
date
F.
Brooklyn,
Co.,
Meter with
National
Ohmer
Chairman;
Rockwell
W.
addition
F.
to
*J.
Rockwell,
Mr, Kenny
Jr., and J.
the
1941
Mr.
amalgamation
,W.
Allen
F.-
Rockwell,
and M. J.-Carl.
officers
of
Harlan,
the
Vice
Meyers, Secretary-Treasurer.—V. 164, p. 2734.'
'
J.
A.
E.
•
inc.
Transfd.
.Four Months
Net
Ended Oct. 31—'
f
profit per share_j.*——
According
fiscal
to Richard H. Lewis, President, .the
year
is
62ft
above
last
board indicated considerable progress
year's
from
SHEET, SEPT. 30, 1946 •
: ■
ft
.ft'
•<
-
BALANCE
$0.79
& '1945 ':•'
$0.43
net
sales
volume
|ft''7 South Shore*
>
•1,329,123
'
ft
Electric
totaled
24~507.
:
•{I'"I'
58,523
;
October———-
$2,783,409
ft:
,>'■ •
936,173
1,940,000
:
Net
ft
Net
'$3,463,280
1,084,756
946,800ft?ft. .200,0001
per
600,000
—_„ft:ftft;
—
$1,493,715
com.
ft- $176,853
$2.75
$0.26
share-
profit
.
^
i
ft' " l'\J
"
Co.—Earnings—*
'
;;
-
1945
1946
>
i
x i
%
-
Cl
ft',
ft"v-
'),
>
ft
- t-
'
1944
from
Gms°smf?oam railway—
ft\
$1,943,409
ft.
$1.58
$2,042,349
$3.49
ft'
_
'•
1
•
'•'* '
+
'
•'
' '
Seeg-er Refrigerator Co.—Name Adopted—
See
i
1943
$39,594,937 ft
12,*56,321
3,613,227
321,771,933 409,538.014
ry9^er
—V.
164, p.
413,399,831 384,197,332
106,850,811 128,481,270 148,696,758
railway--- ; 34 614,840
from
Net
income.- 20,558,613
30,234,083
2735.
'< ; ;■;'.''ft.
ft/ ;7''ft> vft1
33,889,029
ft-■>■,
ftft'
49,943,015
-ft/'ft, ft
.
...
>>
for the
approximately $475,000.—V. 164, p. 2449.;
'ft'
ft
i..
-reserve
quarter ending Sept. 30 includes approx¬
imately $445,000 from sale of investments in associated companies. For
the nine'niohths ending Sept. 30,. net profit-from .-this Source amounted
to
'
(
;MMay— $33,301,889 $39,441,005 $40,749,16J
from railway--2,506,476
4,803,695 • 10,709,352
ry. oper. income
2,836,587 . 3,453,807 f 3,103,938
Gross
'. '
; ;
Southern Ry.Period—.
ft" ft'-V';1-..
Seeger-Sunbeam Corp. below.—V.
164, p. 2058.
ft ft. ft .ft/ft.
ft
,
ft
'
Gross
-Gross'Earnings—*^'-'ft.V>1
ft ft; : ■/ft
....
in
figure.
His report to the
toward the completion of Ruud's
' ft'
•
Southei^'sfcacific
-ft.';
$376,855
-ft"
,.
Southern Colorado Power Co.—Weekly Output—
output of this company for the week ended Nov. 23, 1946,
2,323,000 kwh.,
as
compared with 2,159,000 kwh. for the
.corresponding >Week last year, an increase of 7.6% .-^V. 164, pv 2734.
n
833,277;
~sjo65- •/. .'77,355
-
,Piated lPri"•
v. 146, p. 2870.
.
ftftft.: 58,527
ft/
ft./.ft nft|
436,500
.'-ftftft
•
' '?
>
through F. L.
f Putnam & Co., Inc., Boston,; $600,000 25-year 33A%ft|
bonds.
Proceeds were used in part to retire bank loans,
22 ,040,649
373,500
ft 259,542
p. 1915. '
Utilities"AsWcia{es--!B
vately-—The company has sold privately
Net
NOTE—Net
Increased—
"
31,605,292
-737,223
145,500
$2,440,515
Surplus——.—*
*'"• '1946 >
93,049
'
W.
*
-this
exp.
taxes-.:
for contingencies
:
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings
strike
Strlko "expense
Prov. for inc. taxes
,K-
Presidents;
bef.
and
Are:
Corp.
'
124,500
—
Profit
Willard
Jr.;
155,478
ft1,
.
Earned
I?uud
*$3,739
—
ft*
6,693,544
282,407
-
expsft :
491,34-7
expftftftft: ft 21,992
Int. on notes pay., etc.- ftftft 27,748
Equity of mln. int. in
'' • ; '
;
...
profit of a sub
ft; 30,830
''W
-
Ohmer
-.
,
Emplft: pension
served
Kenny has
the President.
is as follows: Colonel
Kenny;
the
$200,871
.197,132
$13,230
f 256; total, $7,392,399'.—'V. 164,
t
of
Rockwell,
•Harlan; E. W. Meyers; F. J. Schnacke;
In
in
directors
of
N.
Following
interests
to Colonel
board
Y.
N.
Rockwell
-
Sell., adm. & gem
neighborhood of 1100.
.. . •
.'
N. J. Kenny of Pittsburgh has been'elected President of the Ohmer
Corp. by the reorganized board of directors. He plans to move to
Dayton immediately. Mr. Kenny was formerly President of the Na¬
653,745
$7,608,C08 $37,319,327 $26,491,842
13,294,547
Provi for'- amortization-
used
196,354
$3,965
195,571- *
'•'Profit.
-
taxes, etc., exps.——
cash
used by "commercial
,
|$192,389 ft
$182,331
Net loss
ft'
■
Wages and "sals., prop.
registers
devices
- ,r
|
Income
>
V(J:
,
..
Net'earnings. ———————
deductions ———
excess
costs, inc. mats.,
Manaf.
buses
sale of
income
Total
not
was
products
1898.. Their
cars
tor
.
.
exps.
" $0.86
,
>ft.
vpsts, in assoc. cosaft, ft ft / 615,347
"Dividends, .ihterest and 's".ftft^ft "'.ft''
other Income
64,924 "
14,101
operated
capacity
Oper.
•
Profit
^
.•,.
whp, ;has; served, as' President of the Ohmer. con¬
past year ^ill remai^ with the new ownership as Vice-
the.
for
and
Chairman
this
Harlan,
Allen
cern"
F.
purchase
Ohio.
Dayton,
73,450
139,500
-
.
,
$213,945
64,542
$179,505 >
37,345
.
ft
pre fit—
ABSETfr-fCashftin ?, bankKi and>on fdiand/ft/$l<372>552ip.>Unitecb; StatekASSETS—Utility plant, inch- Intangibles aggregating $657,056, $7,097,obligations, at >cost plus.ieccrued interest,! (quotedsmarket
132;
special deposits, $1,480; cash
(incl. bond interest deposit of
$2,040,000, pledged to secure notes payable), $2,014,754;- notes
$8,987), $98,208; accounts receivable--(less reserve of $5,112),- $50,225;
receivable,-$7,134,689; repossessed automobiles, etc., carried at unpaid
accrued utility
revenues, $58,397;
materials and supplies (priced at
balances of respective notes plus repossession and. reconditioning costs,
ft average coSt), $37,183; prepaid taxes, insurance, etc., $5,831; debt
$1,009; cash surrender value of insurance on life of officer, $29,721;
discount and expense .in process of amortization, $43,94.4;
total, $7,prepaid interest, insurance, etc., $18,304; automobiles used in busi; 392,399*.
'
"
'
iiess, at depreciated amounts, $13,036;. office building and land (being
LIABILITIES—6 %
cumulative
preferred stock ($100 ' par.value),
amortized over term of related mortgage payable), at cost-less reserve
$1,044,400; common stock ($100 par value), $750,000; first and refund*
'for amortization of $18,445; $101,556; furniture and fixtures, at cost
ft ing • mortgage
25-year 5 ftp- gold bonds, series A, due May 1, 1950,
less reserve for depreciation of $52,324, $9,277; total, $10,694,898.
% $2,861,000; The Great South Bay Water Co. first relunding mortgage
LIABILITIES—Notes payable, maturing within six? months (secured
5c/o gold bonds, maturity extended to Nov. 1, 1949 (less $163,500 re¬
by United States Government obligations $2,000,00C; unsecured $3,030,acquired and pledged under the indenture securing the company's 5%-ft
000), $5,030,000; dividends payable (paid Oct. 1, 194S, $53,128; ac¬
gold bonds due May 1, 1950, and not available for the sinking fund and
counts
payable and accrued items, $340,743; dealers' participating ftftless $7,000 deposited, with> trustee for Nov. 1, 1946,; sinking fund),
loss
reserves,
$245,878; reserve for credit losses, $150,000;, deferred
.ft $189,000; demand note payable to Federal Water & Gas Corp. _(227,income—unearned discount, interest, insurance and carrying charges,
960) and accrued interest thereon (payment of interest subordinated
$533,741; 314 '10
subordinated sinking fund note, due Jan. 1, 1961, ft to payment of dividends on cumulative preferred stock—such dividends
$1,500,000; mortgage payable, not assumed, secured by- office building 'ft are in arrears from Feb. 15, 1932), $437,385; due to parent company— -ft
and land, $101,555; 5r/o cumulative preferred stock (par $25), $1,250,- ft New York Water Service Corp.—loan account ($475,000) and accrued
000; common stock,
(par $4), $1,000,000; paid-in surplus, $137,500;
interest thereon,
$551,517; accounts payable, $17,136; customers' de¬
earned surplus, $352,353; total, $l0,694,898.~rtV, 163/p. 3424, ft
posits and accrued interest thereon, $52,338; accrued general taxes,
$64,112;
accrued interest on long-term' debt, $63,637; miscellaneous
accruals,
$4,660;
deferred
liabilities, $64,185; depreciation
reserves
Sharon Steel Corp, (& Subs.)—Earnings—
(incl. credit of $233,000 recorded by charge to utility plant prior to
Period End. Sept. 30—
1946—3 Mos.—1945
1946—9 Mos.—1945
ft recording appraisal), $923,273; other reserves, $1,579; contributions in
Gross sales, less disctsft
<-;■
ft
; ft.':
•' >
f ?
"
V; ft aid of construction, $116,783; capital surplus arising from appraisal of.
etc.
—.ft..-ft—ft $15,908,918 $7,593,906 $36,510,103 $26,398,793
property as of April 1, 1930, $563,599; earned surplus (deficit), $312, ft
$2.04
i
$173,033
and taxes.*——
expenses
'
1946
net
Government
1943
$1,279,239
$713,162
" 540,129 ;;
30^-
Operating revenues..I
ft
w
^PT.,30. 19.4^
—.
v
85,000
...
Consolidated Water CO., Inc.—Earnlngs-ft
>ft ftft" ..-/ftftft "ft 31946 : ft ; *1945
ft .1944^
revenues—1 $593,971
$557,810
$545,625
and taxes
; 411,640
365,421 - < 344,754
Operating
ft
1202.
Rochester & Lake Ontario Water Service
.
for each four,at $5.25),
it-i;rA:
income taxes
.
Year Ended Sept. 30r-
,•
62,410
$0.73
• - ft
•
taxes—-ft-—;i—-—
South Bay
$176,543
42,541
•
+No provision required for excess profits tax.
JExclusive
stock dividend of $125,000.
§Exclusive of stock dividend of $262,500
of
::v-
,1944
$1,307,628
$1.63
.
,
$1.03
$1.14
■
value
1945
$1,022,344
1946
$1,014,310
share..,—*-
per
*146,500
$246,793 .ft $180,670
54,002
43,504
75,000
$68,725
(exclusive of post-war refund of $3,500
•includes $31,500
132,681
58,542
'
ft- 52,500
" 232,400
—
$586,038
$122,069
Earns, per sharej-u—~>
$0.32 ft ft x ; $0.07ft*
NOTE—^The above figures exclude minority interest.—V. 164, p, 1764.
profits tax.)
(Including Domestic Subsidiaries)
;■
9 Moa. End.
;
Earnsftper sh. com. stk.
Paybestos-Manhaltan, Inc.—Earnings—
i
$346,629
62,507
§93,751
.
dividends
Common
added.—
report
^^
■;=.v-W-:"
v;..
■
which,
increases
represent
—ft——ft
dividends
Preferred
is hoped, will permit the
Express Agency to meet the higher wage scales which, have been in
effect since Jan. 1, 1946 and to offset the higher costs of materials,
equipment and rents, the report stated,
>
It is expected that the additional income to be realized from the
«ew charges
will permit the company to hasten its program of reha¬
bilitating war-worn equipment and will make it possible to restore
the
Income
for U. S.
Consolidated
■
"1.
taxes
-
Colombian income
Prov.
$323,043
.
35,000
for post-war devel.
to
employees
profit-sharing pension
Federal
135,553
—i
for
$471,742
$1,145,991
——
—
2
Prov.
15,825
156,000
•
Contrib.
for
t
$351,494
26,085
-ft ■
Res.
Prov.
Months Ended Sept. 20—
Depletion
$997,811
ft ,181,326
493,442 ft
.,476,498
$528,715
> 687,833
exps.
Profit
I;1 Railway Express Agency, Inc.—Rates Increased—.
Sased
\ 9
Consolidated income
Depreciation '
charges.
Platinum Co.—Earnings—
,
1946 .ft>
1945
South American Gold &
t"
1943
'
,1944
-
$1,228,176, $1,023,436
292,121 •
195,443
$1,674,729
—-
General
of
$94.50
price includes
1S46.—V. ,140,. p, 1497.
which
share,
per
and
$240,641.—V.
of Seattle,
Earned disct., int. & ins.
recently authorized the redemption on Dec. 31, next,
of $150,000 of 5ft* first mortgage sinking
fund registered bonds at
110 and interest and all of the 91 outstanding shares of 7ft- preferred
directors
stock
the second quarter, a profit before
the third quarter, a profit before
164, p. 1764. ftftvftftftvftftftftft
$24,256;
$226,071;
of
of
The first quarter
$137,454.
"/ft. NOTE—For mechanical reasons it is not always
possible to arrange companies in exact alphabetical
order.
However, they are always as near alphabetical
position as possible, ft'ft'ft
-ft'; ft ft ft
-ft/ft ft
Securities Acceptance Corp.- -Earnings—
Queen Dyeing Co., Providence, R. I.—Redemptions—
The
of
loss
a
$519,639
'
deducting the reserve for
showed, before
after
quarter,
third
were
h. ——f-
$601,693
issued'
15
Nov.
on
company
12 Mos. End. Sept*30—
•
the
tax,
,100,000
,
,.
,
12,449
3.732
^' ft 'ft/v/ft'/ft
5^- r
;•
—
$261,156 '
an order granting the application of
promissory note to The Seattle
!|| Silverwood Dairies, Ltd.—Calls Preference
Wash., in the principal sum of $1,000,All
of
the
unexchanged
shares of 40-cent cumulative
and par¬
000 for the term of five years and bearing an interest rate of 2'/a 70
ticipating preference stock have been called for redemption on April 1,
per
annum
on
the
unpaid balance thereof.
The notes is payable
1947, at $15 per share and accrued dividends of 20 cents per share. v$60,000 six months after date and $60,000 each six months thereafter
";
It was also
announced that holders ot' this stock may. exchange
with the entire balance to become due and payable five years after
ft the same for class A and class B stock on the basis of one share
date of issuance.
The proceeds of the note are to be used for the
of class A and one share of class B stock for each preference share.
construction and Improvement of certain oil-gas facilities and prop¬
•..This/offer expires Dec. 31, ,1946.-—Vft 164ftpft.l764v;ft!'.ft- ftft7ft;ft (ftftftftftft
erties of the company.—V. 164, p. 2449*
the
First-National
•Includes:
Deprec.-
....
.
ft
Sept. 30—
for
recovery,
Seattle Gas Co.—Note Authorized—
The
6,407,745
3,356,125
.
210,000
317,218
..ft,,
.v-vvtv
income
Earnings
,
11,631,082
520,917
210,000
.
$4,284,249
$4,303,704
Sept. 30
—V. 163, p. 2769.
11,017,409 -18,040,827
7,661,284
210,000
Earned surp.
:■!
■ ■■
.
1,085,827
700,632
___
dividends
$564,873
210,000
317,218
—
—
———————
taxes
68,752
$5,120,504
206,256
630,000
Federal
53,500
surplus
dividend?
Commoft
Total
Total
income
$310,681
Total
$696,975
/.
———
-
-
-
4,256,523
Preferred
;
—
contingencies
Reserve; lor
period
16,954,837
.
„!
667,260
ex¬
245,759
7,389
$671,576
114,357 ft 106,702
$50,898
$64,988 ftft
-;:-
-
2058,
9 Months Ended
tax
Net
.
9,267
**_-
dividends
Earned surp. beg. of per.
Net Income for
$811,332
...
1946
"
1945
1944
Sales and operating revenues—.
> $6,4iu,J.18 $13,2ox,t96 ,$9,376,601
Earnings before taxes, renegotiation
ft ■
ft
and reserve for contingencies— " •; 442,456
2,533,100
1,967,955
Reserve for taxes—:
-ft-ft 181,300 ft 1,831,407 ft 1,448,316
132,432
42,827
profits taxes——'
cess
45,791,106
5,609,972
expenses—,.—"
for
Frov.
$60,063
9,165
$664,186
8,775
Signode Steel Strapping Co.—-Earnings—
2,268,363 Crl,473,101
4,974,807
54,000
1,257
retired—
for, depreciation
Prov.
$802,557
266
-ft
deductions
income-
p.
ft
'
ft;
bds.
on
$59,797
203
$74,254
—V, 164,
of issues
cxp.
$74,051
income—
(net)-
dividends
212
212
.bonds, notes and
preferred shares—
:
4,490.534
'
tax
accrls-
res.
oper.
Preferred
789,162; ft 1,000,750
ft :
331,433
>
1946—Month—1945
1946—12 Mos.—1945
>$285,240
, $255,942
$3,032,067 $2,748,058
119,178
93,215.
1,234,569
1,053,209
ftftft 21,925
15,671
198,639
,197,052
ft 23,669
22,837 ft
266,589
264,061
32,600 ft'
23,300
345,381
278,000
27,000
16,346
119,000
13,816
14,122
167,986
172,549
income
Income
$3,311,075
$3,121,516
$1,135,967
Interest
Prem.
11,207,062
Conducting car opers.—
General
168,347
25,068
surtax
uof.
income
Gross
$968,797
Exchange
3,225,911
cars..
maintenance.
Utility
Other
—
•.
ft 953,936
;
of
10,335,411
of
excess
Retirement
inc.
income
Interest
1946—9 Mos.—1945
$
profit
Total
,«$2,25rf"S >$0.34
$
Fed.
Common
Other
J946—Month—1945
•
revenues
•Maintenance
All
30—
2,087,739
Other income
REVENUES AND EXPENSES OF CAR AND AUXILIARY OPERATIONS
Period End. Sept,
350,611
prof, taxes)
excess
normal and
$4,339,530
$5,563,563
768,243
than
Gross
$276,-183
326,939
.
$1,514,673
exps
Taxes
'
;
admin,
—————
taxes
Fed.
maintenance
and
ft^ftft ft
'
T-ftft
Maintenance
••/':•>;•'•
*
•ft"
"ft
Co.—Earnings—
1946—9 Mos.—1945
1946—3 Mos.—1945
.
revenues
1519.
Power
Period End. Sept. 30—
Electric Co.)
Saguenay
except
$1,905,387
revenue
50,452
y "
■ ft'ft
> '
ft •
v ft. /ft ft ' -/ft ft/ ftft ft/ft
(The) Pullman Co.—-September Earnings—
ft''
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Operating,
$326,585
$734,183
326,917
-
Common shares
•-¥.i63,V.-2908.;
>
50,439'
$784,622
.
ft
subsidiaries,
(Including
$4,965,718
_v
expense
Depreciation —
__i;
Provision for Federal taxes.——
Net
59,602
3,377,352
■••.;.
„
and
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd.—Earnings—;.
1945 ft\
67,304
"
$4,838,835
„
other
and
sales
The
General
1946 '-•■
58,757
_
at
Operating
Operation
Co., trustee,
'
'
New York Trust
Y.—V.. 164; p. 2734.
obtained
be
may
155, p.
Sierra Pacific
bonds,
gold
fund
sinking
mortgage
ft
due 1979, have been called for redemption on Dec. 26,
102Vs!,and interest. .Immediate payment, of the full redemp¬
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co.—Earnings—
Pulp
first
outstanding
latter
Seeg.er
New
Treasurer.—V.
of
ft-.ft'
-.ft
series
at
tion
it
the
of
All
1946,
,,
,
>''
•
$1,759,239
,
$588,718
the
the
on
Seneca Falls Machine Co.—Changes in Personnel—
.Edwin R. Smith, Executive Vice-President and Treasurer, has been
elected
President,
succeeding
Marcus
A.
Coolidge, who has been
elected Chairman
of the board.
Mr. Smith also retains the office
serial
mortgage
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp.—Calls Bonds—
2,694,968
$364,082
197,419
inqome——— '
first
outstanding
■
ft
4,/a%
•Net
the
of
Refrigerator Co.
Commencing Nov. 22,
York Stock Exchange will be in common stock
corporation.—V. 164, p. 2058.
.
,
to
company
dealings
of
$4,454,208
$3,570,697
this
of
the name
approved'a proposal to change
The stockholders on Nov; 19
-
bonds dated June 1,
1941, were recently called for redemption on Dec. 1,
1946, at 100
and interest.
Payment is being made at the Mutual Bank & Trust
Co., St. Louis, Mo.—V. 155, p. 194.
All
$1,048,184 $3,561,561 $4,435,620
5,640"
9,136,ft,18,587
$785,179
income——ft|
Gross
Seeger-Sunbeam Corp.—Changes Name—
;
Co.—Calls Bonds—
St. Louis Shipbuilding & Steel
Net oper. income..—
; v
at
were
10,625,191
>:;• 400,000
'
283S
production.
in¬
taxes...,—t
come
shortages
$3,467,576 $14,536,198 $14,437,597
$3,659,759
plant
new
1946—12 Mos.—1945
1946—3 Mos.—1945
■
-
/-ft/ft
'••'
EHTh
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
,
,!> Public .Service- Co. of Okiahomar~Earnings^;;::>^M^|;^i^;1^
Period End. Sept. 3C~
•''
1
"'i
earnings
.
..:
• /•• >ft.'• ft
—^—Jail; 1 to'Nov. 21^—- ;
1946
•.,>
1945" ft '.ft
$5,560,395 $244,299,639 $293,182,248
Week Ended
1946
•
$5,224,435
—V. 164, p. 2735.": "ft "ft.
Nov! 2L
1945 ft ft.
"ft"ft "'ft:' ft/' "ft ft "-/."ft
./
2836 ;s
u
Southland Cotton Ott Co.—New
The
the-
purchase of
Interstate
the. majority
Cotton
.
Oil
THE COMMERCIAL &.FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
.
iiSH'
Conixol-
1
capital stock, of this, company by
of Sherman, : Texas,
Was announced*
';K'' *'
O.Months.Bnded.Sept. 30—*
•reventie_J___'JLi
The
,
Southland
Louisiana
Meriting
with
,/,//■ /;/;:r.// '
■
1
•-•VH/V""':
'
income
I—
*W* '
■
8>374i84Qr
$2,636,62y $5536vQ3L';
28,528-
34,724
\
$11,110,891;
9,091,99*
^2j043^950..
—
_.
*
,
| l<h034>il&
income!......
operating
--
—
Operating expenses and taxes-
has
company
and Mississippi,
1251.
Subs.)- -Earnings-
1946- •
"1945* a
$12)077,665 $1-1,734,608
'•
*■>
Operating
•
194$
Monday, December
.
,
Twin City Rapid Transit Go* (&
(including Canadian affiliate)
by Interstate officials.
p.
-
rheater Go, of Delaware-
of
Co,
-
39,083>;
■
-
*
Taxes,
expenses——'
other than Fed¬
incomei.—y___ J
eral
Federal
Ino.
profits
'
,
1946—3 Mos.—1945"
$2,907,150
1,341,900
" ""
revenues
Operating
260,088
income
269,569
993,297
686,836
.1,583,664
$641,340
$2,851,424
8,593
30,131
Excess..profits tajc^-^-w
Capital sfoclc
2 267 436
.
Provision for Federal income taxes
—
income, taxes———.
.»
-i
Int.
conspl^ated earnings
*
$845,162
v
1
7,327
income——i
•
.
..
$852,489
$649,933
-
..163,402
170,138
■
y $689,067
income.-,;™.—/
•Earnings per share———.i—
16,603.
...
$479,795
686,268
.
862,§55" shares net
=o{
d.,
$2,195,287
operating
Operation
share
■This stock
to Oct.
15,
and
dividends.
convertible into
was
1946.
-
-
■...'•■
■
„s-
$1.72
/
.
,
.
'
24,723
—
Retirement..res,, accrls,-
pfility oper. income—
(net)——
Water
Co.—Stock
Offered—H.
income
Income
M.
,
ferred stock (p^ $100)
$104
share and. #,v>(
per
,
Net
of
plus
the
of series C
$104,
initial
the
stock
C
9 Mos.
offering
public
Jan. •
cn
price,
1;' 1947; less the
of
per-share
490,000
;
315
$1,541,76(1-
$110,041
$103,
ov.er
thereof.
Other
4,A5£.
.
the call and retire-
'
-
shares
of
series
v
,
called in
issued
of
4'A r/c
the outstanding.
shares of series.I? stock..
ta* refund
and 1,940
!
shares
8,827
V
*
'
preferred
6,887
.
.
shares
8 Mos. End.
!
#
(net)
yy
Operating'expenses, ipcl;
taxes. -1—Z-
6,616
"*
■
for
retirement
6,92%
Federal
Doubtful
34,531
on
and
bonds
43,804"
•
'";.y:"s/l51ry
exp.
and
prem.
51,092
146,388
•
:
142
603
V
51,633
// 51,633
51,633
,
$82,030
-
11,744
;j
236,931
v/ ;
$80,552
$7&a91:?
requirements
preferred stock is $37,515. y ('
'
'
.
First
mtge:
bonds,
1,-187.0!
Oct.
y,
Series
series
LIABILITIES—7#
of
3%, 'duo
of
X
:
($100 par)
'
series B 3%
*
;
3,000 shs.
for
pid. stk. ($100par);
(no par)
to
specific
any
bonds
were
k
;
.
amount.
redeemed
On
with
the sinking fund, and interest thereon
l>aid to the;.trustee for the.sinking
fund.,
f
.
i,
Oct.
>•.
Income
'•!'■ "'..-v
!*'"•■'*
of
company.
One
it
as
same
plans
new
added
to
$25,000
and
are
T
-J
voluntary
©re
eligible for the
service.
the
enrollment
eligible.—V.
of
75?*
t^e
164,
p.
&
Stern
previous
by
provisions
a
for
Metropolitan
benefits
Taxes
!
will
be
plan
will depend?;
".
was
Aug.
29
Life
upon-the?
-
'
$1,173
:
$76.7
the
$2.21
$334,096/
and
Exchange
Stock
Sept'. 36—
and Bu$ Operations)
,
total; $3,146,960.;
$168,286
.
7
.
$.165,428
$929,845
.36,660,
..
4,611 fc
4,11.4
*
.ft
fi.ru
"
*
y
-
$2,297,273
1,241,544
1946—12 Mos.—1945 ?
$8,345,496
$8,976,039
4,747,867
5,157,431
^
461,006
$574,734
$2,586,607
-1,493,183
1,232,000
inComs—" $782,412
Dr44
10.0S7
$782,782
159^925
$574,691
160,497,
$2,596,864
$622,857; '
$414,194 y$1,922,06^ *
370
Income—^-!
Ne't 'income*—-—
—y, J62,t p,
'
6.7,4,598
$942
>'$558,075
:v, :3yy
-
$172,401
y.
-
Ki
'
-
$2,104,446)
.-7,853
$2,112,29
'. 708,85
year-end dividend of 50 cents
the directors,
:;v-
This is the second dividend
June,
a
"
■
on
•'!
;y'$360,555,
any
■
M.
Sears,
payable
common
31
Dec.
cents
A
that
a
^
share
■•
stock
1 Ad
;
This bid has been accepted.
per annum;
)
.
ceeds
the
to
applicant
annum.—V." 164,
;
r.
of
orders
this
on
/
October—
•!
corporation has called for redemption on Dep. 27, 1946, a total
shares, of its outstanding $4.50 cumulative prior preferred
per share and.-accrued dividends of 15 cents per share*
Payment will be made at The Chase* National Bank of the City of,
at $100
" '
;'^
-
$4,315,664
1,394,092
.
.
Net .from
4,487
1946
railway
railway—
from
Gross
.*
1332.
11 Broad St., New York, N. Y.^V/164/p! 1127.y;y
:
The average cost- of the pror. :
approximately 1.897* per\ .
'7yi* 'yi;
will be
basis
p." 2327.
Western Pacific RR.-rEarnings—
continues
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.—Redemption—-
New York,
/•*•!
applicant requested bids for the certificates from, 75 represenhouses in'INew York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore;
having been, made
■
backlog
'/»„ / f'
report of th,e Commission states.:
and in response to these requests 3 bids wera *
received, the- best of which, was that of Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
which bid 99.279 for certificates bearing dividends at the. rate of 1 A%.-r
.
im.9
n
Authorizedr—. -.-A
company
tativ© banking
was
A plant addition of 45,000 square feet has been completed
will be placed in use for production and storage, he said."*
164, p.
authorized the
21
The
high,
soon,
on," Nov.
The
to stockholders!
•/
<'
■"■:/■
President, said
ICC
Boston, and Pittsburgh,
pistr^t\pB^T;
the
on
$i;863,44*
-
and
the shares which were offered publicly
the initial payment of 25
l.
share
■
to assume obligation ►
liability, as-guarantor,*iri respct of not exceeding- $2)740,000 of
y
1%% equipment trust certificates, series K, to be issued by the Union
Trust Co, of Maryland/ as trustee,
and sold- at 99.279 and accrued, v
dividends, in connection With the procurement of certain new equip- ;
ment. ■ ;
/ ! */';. ?.'/;/////•;/■■ y//! J
/
The
1,541,692;
provision for income
or.exces? profits taxes and. in-the opinion
of the management no
substantial amount of* income or excess profits taxes will have to be
pai$ ffom the income of the period.—V. 16.4, p. 2450s.-'-*";
; yy' .■;■;■■•.■
yj'JrV ^-';yy;y
>.:y ■
,»■";;;; >;*;
vote,d on Novv 19. by
of record Dec. 16.
^660,.
Western Maryland By.—Equip. Trusts
$1,181,136'
$4,196
income.
The
*
1940—.3 Mos.—1945
income Xnot)
Gross
«.
■
•Deficit.':
of
'
Int?,^ etc., deductioitf;.--
$1,138,552
42,584
$966,505
stock
f.
•
.
income_L—
Net income;
:
;.
-
v 329,000
Net ry. oper:
v
!
Ces? profits xaxesi™
Other
-1,52.4,580
v
-V.
^
West Texas TJtilities Co^—Earnings—
Peidbd Ehd. Sept. 30—
,
n A69.097
and
r
convertible preferred stock (7,000. shares),
(20.196 shares), $635,024; surplijs, $213,744^
stock
common
Operating
1946—Month—1945 f -1946—9 Mos.—1945'
$k89S;939.: $1,724,898 $17,111,223. $15,789,92.2
12,88.9,727
1,362,415
1,544,619
14,322,197;
*:
"1,761.643,:
k 1,86,0.33
1,859,181.
197,055.;
deductions™
be
!J
$40,040;'4#
reserves,
$350,000,;
Net opef.
^
1
(secured);
fixed assets (net after depreciation),-$3-,604; prepaid expenses
-
•
1946
Ihveivtoryr?^$2,88^627;; . AccJ;ue4
$176,326;
tota.1, $3,146,960;—V. 164, p. 598..
that
directed
22
Nov.
on
r
$2,331' -V.
LIABILITIES—Notes "payable
(secured), $1,751,000; loans payabla
(unsecured), $129,591; due to customers-(secured), $4,684;-preferred
stock
dividend payable
10-1-1946, $3,483; securities loaned, $1,805;
reserve for Federal
income taxes, ■ $17,500; accrued expenses, bonuses
205,906
$391,348.
8.581
$46.070i
$3.08
and Advances, $45,630;
.'.209,722
•
-
:V 237,805
•DeficR.';VV:?:'i:
$4,435;
/ 41,661
'
All of the first leasehold
mortgage 6% bonds dated Jan. 1, 1930,'
have been called for redemption on Jan. 4, 1947, at 100
and interest.
Payment will be made at the Cleveland" Trust Co., Cleveland, Ohio.—'
V. 106, p. 1371. ,-y-y
y
-y,..7
■*.*::
$62,621
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, SEPT. 30,
$540,051
•
^
$56,546,66^
.
; 286,386;
receivable, $17,087; bid deposits, $18,250; due from customers
•
....
$601,070
17,442
1943
.
^
October
(The) Swetland Co., Cleveland, O.-—Bonds Called—
».
$498,384
:
-
$18,209
1944
*'$130,166
—
230,330
,
'■
•
"^-4945
share-«!I-!!^rV!:s? Nil
per
192,984
.
28.7,00.8
$15,171 / $473,593
2,038! ,v 127,477
'
13,971
Towuioto*:■> Curp., Ci4Yeland-!^iiB;rger
£EC
withdrawn from registra¬
•
; 182,606
„
168,205
A
; ^
with
180,-614
.188,155
15,643
.
0?: -■&
'^^1946
Sept. 30—
"
—_
income
Net
-
'
Director-r-r
—
.
.
Lester
filed
:
Earned
NQTE-rThe above figures do not include
Textiles, Inc.- -Registration .Statement
18.—V. 164, p. 1331.
$0.46
,
1.499,913
$170,039.
Total
'
admin¬
V
1,602,353
^
V' %*&'!■
v||
GlaissfForm of Ctf.
York
New
Gross
em¬
to
tion Nov.
$0 40
.
-
;
$2,702,025
15,405
$18,367
•17,193
1—!■,—
2194, -
Operating
emplQyeeSi'^Employees
!"*• "■-;■
:
19.45,
99,800
$4,396
.
deductions™—
Non-operating income—
(■>:• .7
; l.y:1?. ■
''!,V
eligible
registration statement (No, 6708)
covering 191,000 shares of capital stock
317,600
$243,424
.ki-!—— $70,318,798 $81,999,802 $55,738,611
Gross income !—i-w
' 203,286 :
^ 381,10$ :
303,982
257,912
319,480
333,452
Expense^, apdl taxes.
Sales
*
Operating revenues—.
Withdrawh—
TChe
r
$221,391
16$; p» 3463.
^94.;.I?
last
Stern
208,000*
and
been. cl^cted a OlrectOt.^-Xi
Barrows,, formerly President
Chairmaxt of its'board/ has
Vice
now
"
,7,,98t,
'
14,870,
■
Operating expenses
examination
2193.
$561,024
$430,391
Weeden & Co«—
$2,828,489
2,000
(Railway
of
insurance
of
1,168;
Crl,784
of Sears Roebuck & Co.
Arthur S.
.
-
1946^13Mpk
$149,706
35,376
'15.805
y,
income
Period End.
new
medical
of
Unfted-Rexall Drug, Inc.—New
on
Third Avenue. TrRnsiA Corp.^^aming&-^
the
Standard's
life
$784,955
224,547
2,238
$414,543
131,400,.
prefite ttpcqSL*':
Federal income and. ex-
■
plan when they have, six-months., of company
will
be required for thia
plan in,
employees-who enroll within 31 days after, becoming
-No
case
new
.
J
*1944 •'-:•••
■
Cr2,819
Surplus ^.1
—* $283,143'
Earnings per, cprnmom share,!^--.!" *$0.51
uy-*
-
'
-
-J*:
••2:>■ ;2:!>■
Th© new life- insurance plan is covered,
Insurance C<). polic-y.
The annuitant death
istered by Standard of Indiana itself.
the
*
Income
Net
-1945
$649,028
219,218.
244,533
17^468
77,314
*
,
revenues—a $2,532,525
Operating expenses—-—
1,421,113
!
the
of
-
depreciation
Fed.- iricir and. excess
4-
1946
,$753,858
operations,—*
and
Interest wa—tii—w*——
Misc. int. and misc. deducts, (net)-
$694,118;
earned surplus,
'
Depletion
v '
'
P.
V
company; and (2) death benefits for annuitants, to be
provided
t>y the company without cost for participants in the
group insurance
plan after (hey retijr© on, annuity.,
V-"
Effectuation
:
from
1946, $2,822,909;^
"
Subs.)--^EarningSr--
beginning
Dec. 10, 1946, deliveries in settlement of Exchange contracts in con¬
vertible preference stock ($2.40 dl-vidend) may be made only with cer¬
tificates
stamped to indicate the change in name from Thatcher
Manufacturing Cp. to Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co., Inc.—V. 164,
The
uncancelled
*
^
.
and surtax
Thatcher
of
ployees' economic security are: (1) Group life,
insurance?"to be offered -i"
to .the employees at low
©Qs| because of substantial contributions bv
.
-
-"
becomes due will be
' *',)*-
•
.
income—-
—V. 164) p.
tmately- $120,.090,000- in- vlife
approximately "
24,000 Qf the Standard employees throughout 15 North
Central States^
The
Profit
$1,515,107; ' surplus
1946);
1,
$175,000;
$145,316
100,865
plant
;rtaxes--'—*—!-
Net--income
board, and A. W. Peake
progressive" new benefit-plans
these' plans offers' approxinsurance
coverage
to,
this
$.4,917,400;
$100).
value
^194fi-rrJ^onth-rl945....
'
,
(Indiana)—New Benefit Plans—
Robert E. Wilson, Chairman of
President, announced on Nov. 21'two
empioyees
Jan.
3 Months Ended Oct. 31—
;
*
,
AND
Standard Oil Co.
lor
'"
Facific Ry.—Form of EWorld—:
_'_w—
normal
Gross
v
1946,
Greene- County, Mo.—V. 164,, p. 2059; Y. 162, p.
1211.,
.
'
..
(par
164, p. 2591.
revenues——
*te
BUSINESS—Ccmpany was Incorporated Feb. 10,
in Maine,
The general character of the business done is
sup-'
plying water for public and private purposes in city of
Springfield and
portions of the townships of Campbell and North Campbell, all in
■'
since
Other income——
19U,
'
(unchanged
v.r:;
sinking fund monies
In
'
first, pfd.- stock
York, Stock Exchange
Operating
-
•
317 ShS.
iNojnet! io,000 shs.
8,827, shs.
2Q.000 shs.„ •■■'A
8,254.shs>
hel,d by the trustee under the indenture securing the
COMPANY
-
!
stock
general contingencies,
2
7,000 shs.'
;
cum.
limited
1,439,96%..
$7,671>81t;
.
,
E^ect^ie Coal Co$,
ASSETS—Cash,
cumulative
Outstanding
r
.
($100 par).
pfd. stk.
1,683,225.
.
1945, $3.572,000.—V. 163, p. 3000.
accrued dividends re-*,
$29,40$;
238,700
$9,092,785
$8,693,373
<Jfyi<3en(Js e.nd surplus—
common
Federal! income and excess profits taxes.:,
^Includes
,
$9,331,483!
------
stnpks---*.-■
Balance,, (OE
\ :-
■■
;
$I0,376,598
Di^ide,$d%
value
par
utility
Fed.
/' $78,164
$3,400,000
pfd. stlc.
cum.
•Not
.
.
1
—
cum.
Common stock
pfd.
no
Maintenance.
—:
.Authorized
'
B
Net Income,
unamortizedr- debt•, discount. $nd
v
$10,376,598"
—
Appropriated.to, reserve for postwar adjustmehts
$67,050,
$8,0,6.5? " 7~ $56,700/ j-i-y.;.r
.BABAN.CEJ9WT, BE?T. 30,,.1946. \
,
.
Operation
161
$84,Q30>
'
fieries B
Series E 414%
■
2591.
p.
Operating
"10,205 '
-
the series E VA%
on
Series A 7%
7%
i
BeriQd End, §epb,.3(^
CAP»ALXZAT10fI, UPON COMfLETIQN QF J1NANCIN,G.
-■■
-5,119,245
4,J,66,10£:;. ^ 4,911,99,^
Net income
v
"
r.
:
356
7,461
-
retired-
The annual dividend
,
■
Depreciation and amort.
1
$9,124,229
$8,543,787
5,998,919
deductions
Total
773
29,933
9 Mos. End.
exp.
earnings
*
29,830
103,265
General
Net
343,439.
;
248
^
^as Publio Service Co.—Earn^gs-~
30,07®
;
■y-.
r
discount
50,854
146,297
written
off.
Debt
Disct.,
.
29,830
-
Nov. 22 directed that deliveries.
of general and refunding mortgage 3'%%
bonds, series E, due 1985,
up to and "including Dec. 10, 1946, may be. made either with temporary
bonds or with permanent bonds; that beginning Dec. 11, 1946, only
193>86
219,849
51,159
136,628
50)152
accts.
347,213.
248
dividends
&
$530,067
in¬
taxes—
come
(■
preferred
6,387
.
$556,936
"214,839
73,967
.
and
347,213
!
1 ■*-
permanent bonds shall be a delivery.—V. 164; p. 2736.
physical' properties_i._
r!
x
26,Q8S,?4%j
$14,542,706 $14,243,474*
Gross, income
$118,633
•
total, $19,443,796.—V.
■
of
Interest
■State
$566,610
15Q,135-
.
——
Prov.
1945-;.'
.
$35,213,174.
,
$523,679.
'
2,745
..
■
$497,828
$485,623
$108,333
reserved
Years Ended Dec. 31
$38-3,734 v:
—
■
$509,5,76
$132,286
The New;
Total
■
-
■
-
and
capital surplus
1943
1946 ^
»-
Net operating revenues—
Non-operating revenues. —
..,.70^38
(no par. vaJuef, $82)771;": class A common.
(issued 78,437.4 shares), $452,771; class B
common stock (par-value $1>, $450,006; 30-year
debentures, rserieS
A,
due June 1,-1958, $9,25.9,000;
account? payable, $3,647; accrued,
interest,
$154,317; accrued1 taxes,
$37,127;
reserved for employees'benefit fund, $30,000; -reserved
for probable losses, etc., $1,672,539;
>
1944
1943
$568,456
68,40.6,
.
$185,301
participating
stock
$551,011;
•
:
stock
1945
$391,479
$562,344
347,212
$5,061;-. unmatured interest receivable,
ceivable, $4^314; tqt%l, $19,44.3>79$..
- -
C
1944
d $554,029
66,0.30
•
•
Operating. revenues»
■--!!—$37,735,653
"Total operating expenses and taxes——
29,241,865
$464,022; miscellaneous deferred charges, $49; due from subr
sidiary companies, $295,922; cash in banks, $827,673; special deposits,
being,
series
1945—
$575,615
v
•
expense,
-
$559,994
Aug. 31,*46
income
of
"
ASSETS-r-Investments,; $17,817,348;
■
are
$8,404,123
$8,542,630.
(COMPANY ALONE)
INCOME - STATEMENT
jvi'ontbAEnded Sept. 30«—r
lb?
Corr^Earnings—•
income
!
'J/J; v-"
v
.
stock
surplu$-^
and excess profits! taxes of $5,965,860- ia
Federal hicomef;
•Includes
*
CONDENSED INCOME STATEMENT
Operating, revenue—.—
Other
$9,825,089
1,420,96%,.
1946; and $5,879,400 in 1945;,
$1,238,413-
$1,500,688
26,830
V. 164,
,
Nov; 13, 1946.
on
' $106,862
69)942
•
:
interest---—
Balance
%nd. retired at $105. per share,- plus dividends, on Jan. ly 1947;
PURPOSE—The
preferred stocks of company—.
on
Balance for common dividends .and
>■
exp.
-.- V
>
7 Vo
stock
C
-
interest!——
•
Net
nob deposited for' exchange will be
called in and retired at $103 per share, plus dividends, on Jan. I, 1947-,
and any shares of series D stock not deposited for exchange "will be'
.
Dividends
6)396
$10,225,85
1,683,235
income
' "v,??'! ■• - fi
$632,286
——
and taxe&_--
discount
X
Debt
Jan. 1, 1947> the retirement date
oa
exchange offer expired at 3:00 p.m., EST;
Any
,
$1,317;450
79,037'
41,072"
.$,179
r. _
1946
End. Sept. 30—
Debenture
-
.
stock, payable
5,644
; $128,894
earnings
Net
|?rice
suotv series D
-
3,569
deductions
Net
$1,311,054'
$1,538;191
$109,726
I— $14,34:6,76^ $16,521,195 M
4,120,913
5,331,005
---,
1,363,109,
Appropriation" to reserve "for postwar adjusts,-.,
income
Gross
Total
>
*
per sharOfof series C^.stock); an^
v
|
-•.•V (b) for each share of series I) stock, one sharet of the IVa%
preferred stock-, plus $1- in eash- (being the excess of $105, the call
and retirement price per share of the series D stock over $104, the
initial'public offering price per share-of the 414 7c\ proferred; stock
not, taken in exchange), together with the dividend of $1.25 per share
©n>
523,279®
€75,937
"775,700
510,000-
'
excess
the
•
"; v yS"-. ■
•
income-i
Oper. exps.'
„
payable
preferred stock not taken in exchange,
«nenfc
operating revenues.
Non-operating revenues ..(net)
821,800
40,833
"
stock, one share of.thp. AJA<%> pre-,
in cash (being the dividend of $1,50 per
cents
50
series
income
Total
1,940 shares of its series
stock,
-
/
,
to the holders of its 6,887 shares of series C 6%"•
D 5% •pfeferred stnek; th^ right
.exchanging such shajrea for shares of" its series B 4V^v/! pr?fefred
atock 0% t$* following basis;:
:
on
;
$14,092,041. $^.6,470,36G:
254,727
50,828
Net
779,549
$134,539
—— .
deductions—.—
& ^hare
Company, offered
for each share
^
4
■
'
(a)
1946
' T
1945
; " '
'X v
Operating- rayenues—x-4-..
$53,084,340 $52,094,362,
•Tyfal operating, expenses and taxes—38,992,298. * 35,623,99%,
468,307'
'
80,000
$134,373
164
—V. 164, p. 2059.
of
ferred
$628,986.
$733,960-'
-
„
City
Payson & Co Portland, Me., and The Moody Investment
Co., Springfield, Mo., is offering the unexchanged por¬
tion of- 8,827 shares of series E 41A% cumulative pre¬
jshare
$960)233
*
"
*
preferred and;
10,921
^Jnion Electric Co. of Mo. (& Subs.)- -Eat nings—
.
36,401
40,833
Other income
Gross
Springfield
31,899
1,435,79®.
^
C: 12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
"
stock, shj*rq for share, prior
common
—*
'542
Fed. taxes on income—'
57,000'
■
X/1
v> 1-•-
•
,
revenues——
Maintenance
recently called for redemption on Oct. 15, 1946, all
outstanding shares of 6%' cumulative preferred stock, par $10>
per
/;
—"—
1946—Month-—T945
1946—12 Mos.—1945
$580,038
' $617,543
$7,596,796 ' $7;688,636
266,852
298,567
3,892,666
266.852
,
298,567X1 3,498)948
Period End. Sept.30—r
V
1
.......
company
$11
876.422
-V. 164, p. 2060.
outstanding.—V. 164, p, 2059!
Tampa Electric Co.—Earnings—
723,771"
:,y„.
\
of Its
$930,032
X! $1.08
232,928 // 457.,523-
10,431
3,660
1,684,159
.
-V, 164, p. 2451
$2,255,308
$2,881,555
Spotless Co., Inc., Richmond Ya,-Calls Pfd. Stockichmon&
at
62,329
$1,480,326
-
•
-
10,265
4,013
debt—V"!
Net -Income to profit and loss.—
$992,361
87,293
.
Net earnings
$2,238,705
;
—t, 163, 13. 2900,
•the
$1,567,619
debt—i—j—
funded
$2,565,134
$2,665,140
$2,078)274
i 227,341
:
(net)—
and other deducts^.
Net
42,188
——.
Earnings applicable to minority Interests
•On
Gross
——
on
Miscellaneous debits—L™
Federal taxes on income
896,Ooo:
—-
funded
on
Amort., of disct,
.
140,890
-r—™.
tax—
Interest
798,000
Provision f©*- Canadian
1,035,375
460,000
——
income-.^
oper.
■Other
" 1946—12 Mos.—1945"
$2,961,078 $10,635,161 $11,012,068
1,363,333
5,196,776
5,470,552
"
"
" """
excess
taxes•
•
< .
-
Net
and-
f
..•/
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
income———-!———'
Gross
Southwestern Gas & Electric Go.—Earnings
income-.-
.
614,396/
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
i
railway—
railway..——;
oper.
income-;.'
164, p. 2327;
:
-
f
1944
$5,446,574.
2,510,304
1943
.
$4,798,451
2,499,490
779,11,$
1,244,75$
50,739,319
43,231,987,
41,081,113
19,993,343
16,699,745
20,030,684
754,985-
■
"':v; "'*•"
From Jan. 1—
Grogs
19.45
$5,872,044
2,665,207
...
35,644,975
8,647,529
3,872,885
:;
;;
(Continued
on
5,602,826
5,966,346 y 10,058,47%
''
page
2874)
THE COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2837
*'r
«
(IM
i
h »**i> '•
Mi/
<
Record
I
New York Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday/
Monday
Nov. 23
$ per share
73%
*100
74%
109%
8%
*45
28%
*9%
10
9%
34
33%
*101
28%
108
5%
./
5Va
>
25
3%
47%
28%
V-
25%
102%
21%
160
*92%
55
*97%
102
*18
:
56
56
18%
•19%
30%
30%
30%
19%
31
32%
33%
33%
34
99%
99%
981/3
20%
•19
20
X29%
293/4
33»/s
'
33"%
31%
99%
32%
91%
92%
99%
31%
30%
31
7
92%
♦30
7%
*47
7
52
.*65%
*99%
32%
91%
*
31%
,
I
66%
66
30%
30%
6%
,
7
52
*47%
50
323/8
30
M
9%
...
'
^
13%
"/;■■■ 6%;
86%.
132
6Va
6V4
87%
88%
188;
188
190 V.
//
43%
*103
•107%
.137
19%
22%
*99
V
136
1/
18%
*18/18%
6%
106%
5%
22%
21%
96
X40%
41
7
42
7%
•47
33%
32%
33%
■
9%
9%
*108
*10%
*11%
*107
10%
12
23%
43%
9%
•11%
10%
•112%
Ill
,
10%
American
i
11
1,400
non-cum
Amer Internat
Corp
American Invest Co of
American Locomotive
100
13,400
?112%";1U%
x4l
128
Oct
xl37
Sep
17% Feb
11
Oct
30
106% Jan
15
Nov
25
210% Mar 29
Nov 22
72% May 28
M
4
5% Oct
10
100
Sep
Oct
10
90
Sep 11
37% Sep
5% Oct
118
4
96
Jan
20%
15
91
May 111
40
63
Jan 28
35% Nov
4
47
Mar
15
May 22
,119
Sep 11
Dec
14%
Deo
Jan
103
9
; Jan
18
28
44% Jan
22% Nov 22
58
70
5
15% Jun
Jan
~6% Jan
18% Mar 30
118
May 10
Nov
109% Dec
56% Dec
10% Dec
Jan
38%
7%
Nov
XI17% Nov
Mar
5
16% Jun
y%
Jan
9
•
Deo
19% Nov
•
28
-
Deo
9%
Jan
12% Jan
93/4 Sep
9
11% Mar 12
7 ill
% "
Jan
2%
55% Jan
21
preferred
10%
29
10 M
99% Jan
...No par
37% Dec
8
14% Jan
44% Apr
M
Oct
29 y4 Nov
Jan
10
100
M
3%
129% May 15
44% Oct 2
32% Nov 26
Dec
149
30% Jan
6
28s/a Aug
•
10
18
/
42
156% Deo
10
July 10
23% Jun
/
10
Nov
18% Jan
11% Feb 15
5% Sep
24
No par
1
Jun
Dec
67% Dec
127
112% Mar
13% Jan
28
75
13% Oct
1
.
34% Apr 22
108
Deo
199
Jan
32yaJan
20
Jan
17
112% Oct
Jan
110
41% Nov 22
8V4 Sep
111
27
1
14
20
10
Nov
10
150
Feb
164% Jun
7
135
Jan
,;<40% Jan
Sep 12
55% Oct
r
Jan
98
20
19
99
39
J 132% Mar
9
Jun
23% Deo
183% Jan
1
80
/
10% Aug
89% Feb
17% Nov 21
7-...50
41% Dec
Mar
30
..No par
preferred
20% Jan
18
;1
new
10
:
1-
SS
conv preferred...
Home Products
American, Ice
Deo
45% Jun
64% Apr
ru.
...No par
No par
American
43
Jan
29
15% Aug
20'% Sep
'
No par y '
__40
Leather
28
11
Nov
69% Jan
No par
m6%;
6%
12%
&
■;
21 Va Nov 21
—-..No par
Co
10
Hawaiian
Hide
25%
25%
preferred
American
M 4,400
# 1.600
9
-
■
$6
.
800
33%
9
114%
900.
Deo
10
120
Sep
17% Oct
20
Export Lines Inc
Bep
Deo
14
104 %
100
Co stamped
35
11%
53% Jun
2
96% Oct
100
Deo
Deo
66% Deo
Jan
Jan
42
No par
2,000
8
33
♦106
25%
J,
Foreign Power
$7 preferred
$7 2d preferred A
51
"
*12
24%
preferred
48%
104%
71
68
May 16
5% Oct 30
V
Deo
3% Jan
88% Jun
188
DM
43% May
30
79
Dee
24%
36%
19% Apr 24
129
100
194
25
36% Oct
No par
25% Deo
Jan
12% Nov 27
7
Deo
DM
Apr 25
91% May 29
21
Oct
Jan
102% Dec
i23
Deo
42%
Jan
38%
Deo
108
153% Mar
39% May 27
12 y4 Apr
25% Oct 30
No par
Amer &
3,900
.
42%
9%
12
24%
*112% 114%
•112%
•41%
7%
33
x9
Fdy
13%
75
Nov
f-A 72%
1
Jan
10
57y2 Nov 22
_ioo
Encaustic Tillngr
European Sees..
American
4 800
9
Aug
10
Oct
37% Nov 22
,
July 30
63% May 27
108
July 29
623/i May 31
95% Nov
4
64% Sep 20
1
preferred
Amer Distilling
10,200
19,300"
97%
*49
.51
*105% 111
10% .10%
111
11
•11%
23
9%
111
Amer
22%
22
6 Va Oct
44
__25
American
600
;
.♦
10
400
19%
19
91% Nov 25 ;;
25
Sep
9
v
__10
1,400
21%
7%
*48%
32%
27% Aug
20% Jan
Co
6
16%
*95
42
7%
52 y«
15%
30
Oct
29 y2 Sep
3iyaNov
100
Colortype
44%
18%
22%
96
18
28
39
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
4%%
Jun
74
29% Jan
American
/ ;
5%
6%
106% 107
,
96%
7
>51%
9%
G
107%
107
'
34
AA
;
.
60%
Jan
212% Jun
Corp
;
conv
American
Jan
66
30
154
A-18% Oct 10
No par
American Chicle
102
16
21%
41%
7
*107. I'
10%
-
18%
5%
106%
16
95%
♦46%
5%
7*
1,500
1,500
84%
Jan
1
Co
Radio
non-cum
28
28
17
Jan
50
_—;
Am Chain & Cable Inc
5%
6%
*14%
,96
41%
6%
*5%
21%
21%
7%
Dee
69% Jan
.
3
22%
Corp
&
"fl%
91
^'.—10 "•
..
.—...
Car
44%
0
18%
6%
106%
•94
•46
i*99
•
American
Jan
-61% May 28
100
*
Ar -24 V• 24
•
15%
5%
21
23
102
&
Jan
2%
8y4Jan
113
No par
preferred
Cable
15%
<82 A Jan
9 v
,
Jan
9% Nov
28
A
10
726
50
Preferred
■
270
.
Deo
21% Deo
6y4 Jan
10
1
Shoe
American, Can
60
135
Dee
122
135
10
Airlines
Brake
Amer
3,000
109.
66
Jan
41% DM
34% Nov
22% Apr
17 % Oct
Agricultural Chemical-No par
5%
-
'A!-;v
'aAA'19%.. 20
43%
106%
95
22%
22%
135
19%
100
3,100
107%
Jan
98 y4
•
913/4 Oct
'
810
-
'
■
22y4
♦108
a,
109
*99
-44
♦105%
2iye
Xl9
189%
■■■
Co Inc
preferred
Petrol Corp
6%
preferred
American Bosch
Am
13,000
4,400
91
43
107;
21%
22%
18
5%
•105"
44%
*107%
♦14%
18
*104
% 102
6%
188
X136
,
6%
V
90
43%
19%
•5%
*14%
6%
-
38%
V
18
No par
1
Amer
1,600*
5,400
132
91%
107%
43%
*5%
*128
189%
137
-
22%
•99
6
21%
107%
134
19
130
89%
110
21%
130
189%
44
*104
21%
42
;;
8
38
10O
conv
Amerada
30
12%
59% Apr
Oct
523/4 Oct
No par
Portland Cem
695,
3%% cum conv pfd
American Bank Note.
403%
Doc
99 % Nov 25
American
78
12%
*128
41
78
40
39,
♦128
17
3% Oct
No par
12,000
3,300
,
1
293/4 Oct 10
5
45,900
29%
3
30% Nov 22
.
11% Deo
A Mar 30
5
Sep 19
12% Feb
6
25
Nov 21 A 51%
May 27
92% Nov 21
103
Aug
7
A
No par
Corp
Dee
Dee
28
Alpha
900
93/4
68
293/8
*78
43
40
Dye
Dm
17%
38
20% Feb
7
1
Inc
Amalgam Leather
8
100
gtd
114
68% Jun
No par
.
1,300
24% Feb
41% Jan
10O
100
Jan
9% Jan
25% Apr
13% Mar
32% Jan
4
No par
800
60-
1
27
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
3%% cum conv pfd
-
1,400
3%
Co
peb
May 28
19
104 >
preferred-No par
&
x50
.
1
* ^Preferred
7
3,700
68
66
27%
400
22,400
7%
40
:
61%
Stores
•
.
52
68
37%
i
Mills
Allied
303/4
7%
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67
66%
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92%
v
;
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Allied
11,700
99 %
33%
7
.50
Chemical
10
Mav 13
19
•
A 33 A Nov 21 A
.
100
Industries Inc
500
323/4
conv
800
A
333/4
99%
323/4
91%/92%/
prior
Alghny Lud Stl Corp
Alleg & West Ry 6%
2,500
20
100
32
h
$2.o°
26
100
war
Highest
Sper share
24% Sep
9% Nov
.
No par
4%% preferred—
a
Year 1945
S per share
44% Jan
,
1
169
22
13 Va Oct
..No par
10
Inc.
Range for Previous
Lowest
,84W» Mav 13
29
Nov
1
Corp
Reduction
Allen
303%
32%
8
12
30 Vs Feb
—10
AHegheny Corp
5%% pfd A with $30
9,600
164.
*18 3%
105% Oct
_..2.50
& Vicksburg
Ry
100
Alaska Juneau Gold
Min_~»iu#,i,ulO
Inc common
—5
10
♦30
V
Co„
Co
Address-Mutigr Corp.
Admiral
Air
20%
163
Steel
61% Apr
No par
Express
Adams-Mills Corp
19,600
7,400
AAA 800
*98% 102
*19%
162 y2
'
3,500
3,000
2,200
42%
18% V
Motors
No par
com
Straus
Adams
70
57
413/4
»*
Ean,e Sine. January 1
Lowest
Highest
Sper share
$ per share
Alabama
A
4%
•
&
.Acme
3,800
1,300
12,400
;
A
38 3/a
42%
162
'
4
4
36%
98%
•
20%
160% 162
V
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A
A
93/4
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56
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36%
42%
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94%
4
36%
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18%
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55
44
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26
4
3%
35
5%
26%
1,400
47%
9%
Laboratories
ACF-Brill
2,700
A
A
34% : 35% /
A- *101 A 105 A-
105
53/4
93/e
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a
Abbott
Abraham
43
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343/4
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5%
26 v \
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15
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,
33%
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55%
160
3%
42%
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A
115
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V
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77
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29
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the Week
S per share
43
15%
94%
34%
9%
143/4
Sales for
Nov. 29
EXCHANGE
42
25%
*92%
115
41
/
6
9
"A
77%
14%
9%
105
*100
9
28%
34
5%
115
41
47%
33%
76
Friday
$ per share
£/': 14%
40%
14%; 14%
28%
♦loi
v.
t per share
: ;
75
*100
87/e
40
48
Nov. 28
74%
115
8%
40%
1 14%
Thursday
Nov. 27
S per share
74%
*100
8%
40
,>14%
*45
Wednesday
Nov. 26
tper share
74%
STOCKS
Tuesday
Nov. 25
;
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Nov
Dec
Jan
14%
Oct
26
Jan
41%
Deo
108
Jan
131
Nov
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
Monday
Nov. 23
Sper share A
26
;
26%
*97
13%
26%
•145
37%
111%
102%
103:
102
i-
13%
1743/4
31%
104%
33
32%
104%
104%
Zv 14%
15
*20
37
49%
103%
13%
14%
49%
26%
V
1%
V; 120
15%
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15%
46%
155%
47%
8%
8%
♦62
70
37%
38%
49
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37%
152
A
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15
.
A
47%
160
94%
8%
8 3/8
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54% A
118 AA
■
5
37%
95%
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A:
♦65 „/
footnotes
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75
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■
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40%
52 3/a
16
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37
15%
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5
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51
*43/4
37%
37
*51
15%
see
page
284f,
44%
prior
Anaconda
2,600
90
Anchor
$4
5%
37%
;>„100
.
Wire
Hock
&
Glass
Anderson-Prlchard1 Oil
5
37
.
7 400
A
200
1,600
;r
Andes
A
P
Clayton
Copper
W
Paper
35
41
38
108%
12.50
&
Co..u...%l%
Mining
Co
Corp.
10
,...-20
Inc.
Archer-Daniels-Midland
,
-.-.No par
Oct
Nov
I 44% Nov
:
68 y4
181
Apr
Deo
Dec
50% Nov
Feb
164
Aug
27%
Jan
17%
Jan
29
Dec
22% Jan
31
Dec
Aug
60
Dec
128%
Jan
101
Dec
29%
Jan
63% Nov
157
4
Jan
195% Nov
69
Jan
41
Apr 10
200% Jun
3
43%
Dec
2Jff Nov 29
99% May 21
>
100 y4 May 17
43% Mar
121
Jun 24
Dee
91%
145% Jan
May 28
10
65% Jan
S
78
7
Oct
'
Sep'11
^
July
28'A Jun
5
110% Feb
9
*
116%
161% Dec
69% Deo
Sep
121% Mar
8% Jan
99 Vb
9
26%
Jan
5
5
100% Mar
6
29
8
60% Jan
;
7 105% NOV
•>"
15% Jan
90
May
Dec
111
Nov
31% Deo
140
Dee
Jan
70% Jun
? 182% Jun
Nov 22
l 11%
5% Mar
,
Dec
88
Jun
6
29%
Jan
49
NOV■
60% Jan
14
28
Xll4% Mar 21
x64% July 11
38%
Jan
57%
Deo;
62 y4 May
24%
Jan
48
Deo
July
38% July
113
Dee
51% Feb
Oct 30
Sep 10
Sep
9
Oct
9
43% Jan 7
15 ye Oct 10
133/4 Sep
4
No par
Anderson,
;
66
50
Corp
preferred
25
No par
Cable
2,300
37
.....1
Copper Mining
:! 500
*4%'
y
No par
preferred
conv
•9
31~%
Aug
153
Apr 25
18
7
13% Oct;30
102% Sep 30
29% Janj 3
125
Sep 24
92 % Noy. 22
7
'Sep- 19
No par
..No par
Mar
30% Deo
Jan
41%
6
67 y4 Apr
174
116%
Elec__—Jfopar
15%
16%
r
158
48% Oct 10
14
Jan
32
May 10
38% July 11
58y4 Feb
6
"18
Sep
184
'Jan
17%
43
10
Oct 10
76y4 0ct
150
...100
&
50%
16
5%
37
Corp.^
preferred
Water Wks
Anaconda
7
7
4
Sep 24
47% Jan
8
73
15%
75
Deo
19% Dec
Jan
40% Jan
50 ya Feb
27% Nov 22
95%
164% Jan
172
8
159% Nov 21
25
153/4
.Ye
*■'
Viscose
176
Apr 20
50% Feb
138
r
100
Conv prior preference
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
1,000
Jan
38% Oct
.100
Preferred
18,700
45
•
100
No par
1st preferred
American-, Woolen_._._
3,900
111
160
25
H/-! $6
5,200
,7,000
A
100
Sep'
50%
155/8
5
40%
53
*109
51%
Am
$5
40
16
3"
8% ;:
21
1% Oct 31
J'l'' 5%
300
69
52%
44%
45%
1103/4 1103/4
111
a
V
Nov
13% Nov
104% Deo
11% Jan
10
fApr- -5,7
191
Nov 23
Tobacco
American
'
99
7
35
Jan
80% Jan
54% Jan
73% Jan 29
10
Oct
24 7
Common class B
24,100
■A
45% Sep
26
7fi6% preferred
14,500
A f
33
No par
Tobacco
2%
I
29
33% Feb
6
19
Deo
39% Nov
141% May
Aug
j!
4
Sep 24"-y 52
;;
Sep
165
•
530
3,600
A /
19
No par
Telep. & Teleg Co
Rights
American
2,900
-•
aa
49 3/a
163
X65
51%
.
'w;A
106
1593/4
•
39%
*15
526,000
1,900
20
Nov
19%
6
108 Va. July 12
95% Feb 26
14% Nov 22
..........No pat
Refining
Feb
23
12% Nov 22
100
Sumatra
Amer
MM
;a- "A
i6
409
;•
98y4
52
15%
MM
153 '-A.
Xl0.47/a
45
15%
82
1223/4
;
For
82
15%
52
51
AA
XI16%
45
111
2i7ff'):;
77
153/4 j/v
51%
45 51
'■>
152%
A
106
38%
111%
31,300
22% Jun
133% Aug 13
123% Aug
8
:
:
7 186 .'Feb 14
xl73ya Nov 15
!
10/* 27% Jan
3 \4 42% Aug 21
Co
Preferred
Am
•
2
763/4
A
?.
393/s
*50%
/
:
•
55%
96
8%
*(V
49%
1633/4
Foundries
Sugar
poo
3
41
Mar
24% Jan
130% Jan
UOO
No par
preferred
American
545/a
473/4
161%
Steel
A 1,100
54% >vA
117 '••'M
15%
non-cum
Stove
400
2
25
American
52
9
883/4 Jan
3
Mar
11%
July 15
17% July 1
.60
Apr 10;
19
100
American/ Stores
v
No par
No par
No par
Snuff
43% Jun
Highest
$ per share
11
3
163
23
97% Jan
w
1177 Oct
34% Sep
10% Sep
5
Building Co
Smelting & Refg
600
153% A-A
♦104
Amer
./•
100
Ship
900
152%
48%
161
70
,A
82
Mill
preferred
253/4
A-54%
A 117 1
153/4
106
2
-8iy4
Rolling
26
164%, 167
78
77
•
l.;
40
X50
:
165
6%
5,300
*139%A139%?
50%,
San'y
—
conv
American
10
30%
Stand
l
Year 1945
$ per share
$ per share
25 y4 Jun
23% Oct 10
140
Jan 24
No par
No par
No par
No par
...
Preferred
1,70a
163
.....
com
...
25%
■
142
,tiVs
"
152%
v"
*104
70
44%
15%
16
1%«
82%
Amer
A
&
Co.
7
Lowest
45% Mar 21
106% Jun 24
Nov 22
123A Nov 20
.100
Co
39%
25%
78% A
Amer
190
35%
,26
4%%
170
170
Xa.29%
39%
81%
Av.V 53
94
•111
51
15%
25%
163%
Ltd
Light
98
No par
No par
American Safety Razors
American Seating Co
10,400
52% I 53%
Xl69
X160
39%
X50%
7/7.
400
A
&
preferred
Rad
American
2,000
35%
25%
*139
Co
■
21% Oct 30
100
Metals
News
Power
^ Preferred
540
15%
V
301/*
26%
26%
Am
'
50
44%
111%
26%
&
preferred
$5
.
18,300
21%
X37%A 38%
/A-/•
39% A
77%
.
527/8
:7$6
110
-
*2o y2
A
Amer
2,300
30,700
106
15%
American
2,900
14%
104%
36
160
29%
A
A,
900
19,400
106
13 3A
-
37%"';
38%
50%
44%
•111
48
29%
;'A, 54%
,
159%
933/4
8%
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160
t
106
157
95
163
?
15% A
52 y4
A"
Ay '33 % A' 34%
!
21%
169 m 170
35%
39
'
104%
36% A
140%
npfiHS
15%'
;
47%
157%
92%
15
52%
169 >A
:A
78
118
*104
373/4
preferred
Metals
6% preferred
American Molasses
1,800
Xl73y4 175
104%
15
Mach
Amer
t per share
Fdy C0.J...JV0 par
cum
Amer
10
12%
105
•
;
34%
161% 163 3/a
523/4
*117
f •;A
•'
106
.140
152
52%
r
39 y4
*52
82%
152
26%
*25%
162
U
82%
151%
-
55%
78
51%
•117
A
A.' 1% ;a 1%
111
82% 6.
51
X28%
A-
142
161%
79
82%
*150%
/
26%
*53
-ij/
36%
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25%,393/4 *
39
♦138%
161% 162
51%
169 y4
29%
A 25%
140% 1403/4
78%
162
28%
■
*37%
,
35%
•157
£
A
170 JA.
35%
'
.
51%
170
39%
55
37
'
175
21%.
A;37%
142
39
14%
•
33 Vb
14%
37
26
*52
105
20%
27%
;:
26
104 %
14
*173%
;
4
143/4
j
29%
39%
105%
34
X20%
162
*26%
1743/4
33
14%
35
27%
174
33
20%
170
35
*157
v
'
4,800
2,700
A
12%
13
'
115% 115%
115%
105%
.104;
3.90%
15%
26%
12%
,
39%
13
12%
114
Amer Mach ft
Range for Previous
,
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
.
........
13
39
13
100
14 y2
X139
•'
Par
6,900
26 V*
142
12%
114%
*193/4
50%
170
i
*139
12%
29
*98
CLOSED
EXCHANGE
Shares
27
EXCHANGE
14%
,
NEW YORK STOCK
,
the Week
t per share
265/a
A 102%
v
100
13%
Sales for
Nov. 29
STOCK
-
26%
A *145/8
20%
36/4
Tf
*98
113
133/4
1743/4
13%
*173%
27
13%
38%
12%
A
26%
"
13
,*173%
;•
38
13
;
STOCKS
Friday
tper share
26%
142
12%
36%
101%
Nov. 28
$ per share
>
100
-
143
123/4
111%
111
V
,
13
13%
111
'
145
13
;
37%
12%
13
26
,
'
26%
*97
13%
26
*142
13
*37
>
13%
148
*12%
x26
100
*25%
;•
Thursday
Nov. 27
t per share
26%
*97
25%
:
!;
26%
,
Wednesday
Nov. 26
Sper share
A
100
>12%
'////Tuesday/
Nov. 25
273/8May 27
24% Feb
8
109
4y2 Nov 21
10 3/4 Feb
5
12% Aug
4% Jan
26% Mar 22
40 Va Jun
3
23%
.
Bep
49% Nov
12% Nov
9% Nov
36%
Oct
1
THE
NEW YORK
STOCK RECORD
••».»*•«
X;J Monday
Saturday
>
12
$ per
12%
12%
122
122
12%
■•"'17%
128%
133%
128%
13%
1374
48
<
'107%'
15
49
.
•
100
104
20
13%
13%
2,200
18%
18 Va
7,800
♦126%
128%
130
129%
129%
•
*107%
14%
140
*34
200
107
54
114
♦22%
54
*114
*22
54%
116
54
*114
116
:
10
2,600
70
116
*114
26%
100
10%
26%.
11
11 Va
47%
1,900
20
221%
17
19%
19%
19%
22
21%
6'%
6%
6%
43%
41%
.
Cqnv
1,100
prior.pfd ($1.20)
'
4,300
22,500
6%
2,500
44 v
Sep
19
83 %
Dec
32
»Sep
20
45
Nov
74
Oct
14
83% Nov
31.
42%
Nov 28
105
NOV 27
103% Oct
22% Oct
120.
Dec
Nov
29
10
*53% NOV 22
114
'22
Nov
-
-Sep 18
25
loy4 Nov
16% Sep
No par
21
19
Nov .22
18
"
14
Bangor
Z Barber:
21%
18%
18»/a
*104'
37%
19%
19%
*102%; 105
104%
29%
25'A
100
*98%
■
22%
22%
87%
86%
*
154'%
*146.
195/a
♦102V2
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105
.
19%
105
30%
~
30%
25 y8 : 25%
30%
100 Va
99%
99%
32
30 y4
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25%
•30'/8
30'A
30%
23,23 y4
87%
89 «/2
22%
31 y4
23%
31%
22%
22%
22%; 23%
86 >/2
87 Vz
146
154%
88 y4
89%
88%
89%
.
•
*146
150
*146=
150
*146
54%
16%
*104
*105%
29
46%
38
101
5%
32% .33
34%
17%
22%
93 Va
14%
14%
14%
30%
31%
28%:
;
*47
48%
*47
♦105
105%
105
:
28%
:
26%
28
,33%
*33%
104
*102
24%
15%
10%
18%
31%
27%
47%
49 V4
Borden Co
Borg-Warner
:-3% % cum
95
14%
14%
31%
31%
26%
*47
27%
Briggs, 81
47
Bristol-Myers
*
•105
103 V4
•103%
$3.60
Buffalo Forge
6%
Bush
6%"
79
6%
S7/a
1.6%
99
21%
21%
3'
22
38% Apr 23
25% May 31
130
Feb
2
22% Jun 14
99
Jun
25
45% Feb
108 % Mar
2
28
46% Jun 11
59% May 29
26% July 22
Mar 22
—I
111
119% May 27
102% Aug 16
21% Jun
13
15% Jan
29
4
100
98
preferred__100
Apr
May 31
39 '/♦ May
110
28
May 15
9% Jan; 6 /
35»/b Feb 16
112% July 11
100
Participating preferred—.
1*
Apr
38% Apr
—5
40
No par
Byron Jackson Co.
May
45% May 28
110%. Mar 18
...——...1100
7%
3
70
115
i—.10
4%% preferred ...—.i_——100,"
Butte Copper & Zinc————5
Byers Co (A M)
—..—No par
5%
16
99
preferred
16
42% Jun
,
Butler Bros common
22
105%
8
20% Feb
53% Jan 28
'7Z.7A/'————i'v
Bush Term Bldg
85
105%
Terminal
9
93 % NOV
preferred ———.——100
3% % conv 2nd preferred—,100
3%% .preferred ——
100
Burroughs Adding Mach—_N0 par ■
13%
4
34% Jan
——...No par
Watch Co Inc
23
33% Nov
X 4%
90
97%
21%
•
Bulova
102%
X85
11% Jan
Co—..—.————1/
$3.60 pfd—-.100
Bullard Co
17
6'/a
*75
61% Jun z o
5
.100
No par
Burlington Mills Corp com..
57% Apr 22
107% Aug 12
Buff Niag El Corp
35%
9
9
48% May 13
?
(The) Co common
$5 preferred
.
—No par
:
20%
/, 13%
13%
;
Mar 26
Apr 30
69 V* July
2.50
100
Budd
741/3
39
90
35
73% Jan
112
^runs-Balke-CoIlender..No par/
100
19%
66% May 10
Co Inc
Bucyrus-Erie Co.—
1% preferred
16
33% Jun 10
58: Jun 10
18% Aug 21
•Gas—__—__No par
com..——15
preferred
—No par
Shoe
Brown
11%
*96
;
May 31
30% Feb
Brooklyn '.Union
15% >15%
*123 ? 126 •
*34%.
46
Ndpar
Stratton..—
Co" common
preferred
3%%
106%
103 y4
,
i:
2i50
Brewing Corp of America,
—15
Bridgeport Brass Co
-No par
Briggs Manufacturing
.—No par,
33%
105%
102%
■
Braniff Airways Inc
27%
16%
Mar 22
83% Apr 10
...5
13%
5'/a
33%
-
31% July 11
168
—
Corp
32%
26%
73%
52 Va May 10
preferred ...——1100
Boston & Maine RR (assented). 100
Bower Roller Bearing Co new—5
33%
*98.
8
Jan 17
114% July 31
common...—.1—It
(Tlie)
,.15
39
J. *92
106 %
*27
Jan
58
5
...5
No par
.No par
101%
27 %
/
Ami Co class A-,
27%
11%
& Brass
Class B
24%
*24
28
Apr 17
36% May 14
112% Aug
6
Bond Stores Inc
30%
27%
99 //
!
63
*32%
89
13%
6%
Bon
108
321/4
*105
26 %.
33%
16% : 17
♦101
104%
89
Bohn Aluminum
13
47%
.
28%
48%
105%
33Va
*96
46%
....
♦31%
5%:
14%
28 '
100
19
Boeing Airplane■; Co—
49
13%
" 72
*98
-
35% Jan
112
Bliss
•101
5%
32 Va
14%
11
71%
•
.12%
,126
*26%
,
*4%
32
■
15%
*123
19%
38
33%
100%
5'/a
Jan IS
Jun 25
28% May 13
37
Si Laughlih Inc.._—.—2.50
Bloomingdale Brothers .—.—No par
29%
49%
37%
> 33% / 33%
*101
104
•
24
>
-
32
-
26 Va-
27
.
142
No par
preferred
conv
15%
37
•59
100%
.13%
93%
14 Va
.12%
30%
"•
$2.25
44%
105
29%
"48%
38
8
Mar
43
Blaw-Knox Co..———No par
Blisfc (E W) Co——
—1
18%
63
29%
1007/s
3232
-
•15
.103
*59
•33Vz
16%
.
47%/
46%
100%
/, *4%
■
29 %
May 23
30%, Apr 25
—100
—
•35
47
63
.
"37'/8
101
*4%
■
*60
28 '/a
28%
S3
*32%
:
63
36%
36%
*46
108'/a
110
Bigelow-Sanford Carp Inc—No par
Black & Decker Mfg Co.—No par
♦44
38
19%
♦104%
preferred
1%
4
•
118% July 18
No par
(Del)
Steel
Bethlehem
18
24% Nov
73
—
46%
*34
18%
46
3^% Feb
1—1
Foods-—-i-.'-.1,
Best
150
22%
14%
19%
38
HO
46
;
38%
*101
101%
5%
f5%
14%
45%
*60
29%
46%
29%
46%
42
*105%
45%:
65
*60
42
19%
45%
18%
45%
106
21%
15%
18%
-v
17%
X 22%
43%
16%'
x41%
*34
18 % 1 18 %
45%
*33% ,34'/a
.
22
21%
:'
37
*32
17%
*14%
21 y4
43 ?!
14%
14%
33%
16%-
31
Corp—
Cp.
&
May 16
May 23
57
*
54%
32%
20 y4
64% Aug 14
41% Jun 12
———.——•.10-
No par
$3.25 ser of 1946.No par
Cpm pfd
Best
28
May 24
88% Jun 17
—.100
—.10
Beneficial Indus Loan..
26
lOO'A
•
*41 y4
...
16
47 y» Jan
1
Bell & Howell Co
__10
AV\% .preferred
—100
Bendix Aviation..—...———5
"
16%
preferred—
Aircraft
Bell
17
•99 Va
100
30%' 30%
29% v-30 %
15%
16%
25%
25
*99%
'
107
15%
30%
29%
30
25y8
12
*34% ; 37%
•103
16%
20
16%
•
♦102
11%
37'/a
*34%
16 y4
l<i 19%
104%
11%
♦103
107
15%
15%
107
*15%
15%
♦103
15%
111*
•104
105
'
•11%
11%
*34%
nos
111
*108
55
*54%
55 :
54% '
•
105
;11%
18%:
22%
.
'
111
111
22%
x22%
54
♦53%
30 Va Jan
30
preferred
.
50
Barnsdall Oil Co.—
——5
Bath Xron Works Corp.—.—1
Bavuk Cigars Inc new—.
No par
Beatrice Poods Co
—...
—.j„25'
>73%% (cum conv pfd.
.
:100
Beck Shoe 4% % preferred—i—100
Beech Aircraft Corp
——1
Beech Creek RR—.—,.——50
Beech-Nut Packing Co.——.—20
Belding-Heminway..—..No par
53%
53%
21%
'
23% A 23%
♦104%
38%* Jan; 3fr:
4%%
18%
♦52%
30
Works!——13
Asphalt Corp.
Barker Brothers
;
26
53%
22
*25%
Oct
41
Ohio..—lqp.
—.10Q
& Aroostook
—50
Conv .5%
14
53
■
preferred
4%
69%
52%
15% Oct 9
ir - 6% Nov 22
Baltiipore At
17%, 18%
14 Z/;,15%
21%
23%
69%
:
45
■
Autocar Co..
5c
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer,—5.
Aviation-Corp of Dei (The).—,—3
$2.25 conv preferred.
No par ■
Baldwin Bocomotive
•
Deo
42%
*16%
•
Dec
24%
-10
——
Nichols.,*—No.par
Austin
500
17%
20%
120
Atlantic Refining
.35.
4% conv pref series A.
100
3.60% 'preferred series B
100
Atlas Corp—:
——5
Atlas, powder A...
No par
4% conv preferred
100
Atlas Tack. .Corp*.
—No'par
2,270
,
29
..
10%
11
10%
?
:
Dec
113% NOV
._100
preferred...
5%
A T F Inc
NOV
52%
Atlantic Coast Line RR
..No par
Atl G St W I SS Lines——.—.1
5% non-cum preferred,
100
5,500
1,220
«
105
22%
22%
22%
54%
22%
29
106
*102
103%
*102
22%
54%
114 m
32%
103
1
103 % 103'%
:
22%
23 %
> 54 Z 54%
32
'31%
106%
103'%
31
107
106%
104
22%
81
*75;
32%
31%
;
♦106%
i
300
81
32%
*102
|
3,600
14%
Nov
139%
Atch Topeka & Santa Pp..—100
6,000
2,600
34%
•
31%
140
No par
Co
'
47%
*75
Investment
Assoc
110
:
EXCHANGE,, ■ ^ • / ,;f.
' '■- '*"•'? Xr ^ar
Artloom Corp
..No par
Associated Dry Goods new..
1
6% 1st preferred.———.,100
7% 2d preferred—
..100
'
91
88%
87%
400
49
*48
89
107% 107%
14 % 14%
88
14%
•'
48
47%
•97
13%,
18
18%
127% 127/2
130%... 131/2,
49
86%
,♦107
109
46%.
133%:::/%
*48
7
88%
86
♦107%
18%
133%
330
_
■■; 7:
.>>.
Armour & Co of Illinois-.-.,—>
5
$6 conv prior preferred,.—No par
7% preferred
—
————-100
Armstrong Cork Co—
No par
$3.75 preferred.—.——.—-Na par
Arnold Constable Corp
1——5
1,400
iV 13 %
12%
*125%
140
20
.20
r
/ /; '/>
100
122
140
48%
?0
■
19,000
12%
*121
102
!02
,
17%
49
*48
.
20/
12%
12%
17%. 17%
126% 128%
*131% 133%
128%
133%
103Va
STOCK
CLOSED
138
STOCKS -■*
YORK STOCK
>XM;•i-• -• ■
Shares
share
12%
EXCHANGE
J26
47%
47
46
*97
*10-
12%
17%
*121
138
'
19
19
21*/';
12%
,
$ per
•
the Week ? '■
Nov. 29
Nov, 38
$ per share
■
Sales for
Friday
!
$ per share
12% 12%
137%
X
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. 27
•
*101
/
$'•
12%
12%
136
46%
103%
46%
46
104
share
$ per
*120Va 122
140 1
*137
140
45
*101
*19
/■
26 ''///'
Nov.
7
share
12%
126,/
*137
Tuesday ;
.
Nov. 25
Nov. 23
$ per share
*122
.
PRICES
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
;
Mpncteyy December ^ J 946
CHRONiCLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
May 28
Range for Previous
LOW AND HIGH SALE
-
Saturday
Nov. 23
$ per share
Nov. 25
share-
For
2?
9 per share
9 per share
i
STOCK
EXCHANGE
:v
California Packing
5%
*
/I"
—
1.50
Zinc-Lead
—1
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper
5
Campbell W & C Fdy
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale Inc__1.66%
/
$4.25 preferred
.No par
Southern
Ry
Co...„..100
Pnm
•
Preferred 4%
——
series
..lOf
50
share I
27% Nov 22
-No.par
preferred ___:
•53
3
•
Callahan
Administration class A—t
preferred A
——16
Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry
100
Carpenter Steel Co
§
2847.
Range Since January 1 •
Lowest
Highest
9 per
Shares
$3
14%
35%
footnotes see page
Nov.
Nov/28
f;;
per share
*Oct^2
Sep
3
6% Oct V 9
•
20% Oct
10
12% Nov 22
113 / Nov 21
Oct
9
11% Oct
10
43
51% Nov 22
12'/a Oct 30
Capital
57
35%
Nov. 27
.Cannon
123
44
14%
*
*
Canadian Pacific Ry ;—
^..25
Mills
;._.__No par
12%
51%
51%
12%. |12%
*43%
Xl-iri *
STOCKS
STOCK
EXCHANGE
'
NEW YORK
Sales for
the Week
Canada
44
•53
'
/••-•.CLOSED
12
•121
Npt. 26
pet share
Z
.114
44
.
/ J
/>•
28%
56%
3%
3%
7%
7%
23%
24%
13%
13%
28
*54%
114
7
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday,
Monday
I per
7
PRICES
50
Oct
1Q
112
Sep
23
39
Sep
11
?
5/. v-iv
34% Nov 25
.
9 per sharp
Year 1945
Lowest
iper share i
r
•;//>:«
Highest
# pet share
u'M*>1>,«rtHrwifii W^»UK»>
Volume
"THE
164; Number 4547
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
ill
LOW
AND
HIGH
Saturday
J!
Monday
Tuesday
Nov, 23
Nov. 25
Nov. 26
:
,
u
$ per share
32
6%
;32%
6%
33%
157%
.54%
19%
19%
i:
-
155%
55 ••'
•rj 19
105 -
105
U.
♦142,-'
144
-
-
19%
105%
54%
19%
■
*142
142 %
144
24%
25%
20%
20%
20%
M 25
:"*20%
20%
::i;
20%
20%
8%
9%
8%
9%
9%
10%
*112
20%
114
*88%*9
.
*89
*27
10
28%
114
27%
28
*27%
8%
27%
57
19%
12
12
12
33%
33%
33%
34
16%. 17%
*24%
17
25%
•23%
Case
1
*15%
16%
17%
'
'
(J'I)
Co—>
10
•
Celanese
900
?.->
$4.75
>
40
-7%
4 300
Tractor
Corp
24
27%
5%
*110
2,100
Central
Aguirre
Hudson G
Central
111 Lt
100
Cent NY Pr
300
tCent
27%
*15%
16%
*15%
21%
21%
V; *21%'
18
•
'
28
700
RR
Central
-24%':
il
."*16
16%
50'/»
'^1
10 %
50%
.8%
6%
10%
7%
73/4-
51%
6%
11
7%
:.
50%
6%
6%
7%
14
13 %
13%
8%
9%
6%
*5%
.
11
24%
16%
4%%
Sugar
9Ve
6
-
0
7%
T%
,
53%
•
'7%
:•
7%
7%
6,900
13%
14%
2,400
2,400
5%
5%
14%
.5%
,9%
*5%
•
r
6%
Chicago
Great
West RR
preferred
400
13%
14
14
14%
14%
20,000
Chic Milw
St PI P vtc
39%
41
40%
41%
41%
42%
41%
<43%
15,400
Series
preferred
20%
43 %
19%
20%
20
20%
19%
20%
20%
21%
9,600
42%
X
42%
42%
17%
18
18
46
47
44
42%
18%
*43%
X
47
46
44'A
18%
18%
•:
*43%
46%
'•45'A
60
14%
.*58%
-45%
19%
18%
58%
,58%'
58%
58%
*58%
*14%
15%
14%
14%
*14'/2
*15%
16
15%
16
*15%
16%
60 •••
*58%
*14% ■<' 15%
15%
18%
15%
•Chickasha
6%
6%
*38
41
27
.
-6%
83%
'85%
27
27%
27
27 V*
110%
*107
84%
110%
85
27%
21%
21%
22
21%
22
38%
39%
39
30%
39%
38%
39%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
*31%
31%
Id
10%
*10'%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
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92
*90
21%
22%
39
■■■
:
16%
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48%
47%
49%
*160
190
*100
106
*90
105:
111%;
112%
108%
103
190
*59%
62%
112%
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108%
*106%
101
*101%
♦57 •'
61
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"20%
32%
20%
•
-
x
32%
40
K
*150
32%
C
62%
32%
Vt
163
Monday
Nov. 25
Nov. 231
$ per
$ per share
140%
*63%
*900
Clintop ^Industries
<
$ per share
share
138
138
140
45%
,104%
•103
38
Nov. 27
•63
*9G0
X140V2
46%
,103.
11
38%
11%
37%
11%
28%
11%
16%
16%
16%
*13
16%
13%
13%
13%
14%: 14%
*12%
♦29
29%
♦28
14%:
14
29
,
14
28%
10%
*28
10
34
21%
85
40%
•
39%
40
107
19%
3%
121
3%
121
32
32%
12%
12%
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24%
25
*33 /A
3%
120%
120%
32%
32%
32%
32%
3%
13
25
*32%
6%
6%
6%
6%
25%
26
26
25%
•,V'25
35
.
2574
26%
26%
106%
106%
106%
106%
19%
19%
19%
17
y.
*
740
20%
$3.60
Commercial
8,100
3%
Commonwealth
73,100
122%
'
2,400
$6
Commonwealth
13%; "
2,200
Conde
25%
;
27
6%
-•
27%
106%
.
5,900
■
y
.
13,400
106%
y
2,700
19% •19%
2,800
12,200
19
19
19%
19%
19%
1,200
Consol
RR
17%
719%
17%
18%
18%
19
19%
Retail
111%
112
2,000
300
Consol
112%
19%
42%
42%
43
I,600
♦102%
8%
47 -A
47
10%
36
15%
vy
15%
13%
13%
18%
103% 103%
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14
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49
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54
12%
63%
64%
26
1 -26%
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67%
♦190
103
54
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v
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36
51%
51%
53%.
.
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102 %
68%
188
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7%
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5
5
34%- -35%
35%
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53
53%
27%*
27%
102%
68%
..
102%
>/
35%
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-10214
35"%
51
28%
Jan
Jan
08
Aug
20%
Jan:
80
Deo
08
Jan
15
Dec
48
Nov
140%
Deo
X
25
Nov
Jan
49
Jun
Jan '
9%
;
y
105 72%
Deo
? *
7
170
Feb
205
Deo
!
89
109%
Jan
105
May
4
Jan
113
Oct
77 1 May 20
108% Mar ,5
106%
-
_t
.
106
62
/
Feb 27
Jan
8-
.,.
44
Jan
rt
68% Nov
Nov
110%
Apr
18
93 Va
Jan
100
Jun
9
53%
Jan
59
Nov
4
Apr
34 Va
Jan
41%
35%
Jan
July
44%Feb
Sep
36% May 21
60y8 Jun
165
7
v
140
May 31
!;
53%
155
Apr
Oct
Deo
„
Year 1945
Lowest
7
200
Feb
69%
9
11
130
,
May
183
77.72
Nov
49
Deo
Ma^r 20
59%
Deo
60,3A July 11
■>
77,Highest
& per share
$ per share 7
$ per share
Jan 23
Sep
26
31%
Feb
101%
110,
30
Aug 20
63% Jun
5
23 3A Jan
30
19
24% Feb 16
41
Jan 18
,
Oct
Oct
12
Oct
106
Dec
*
34%
Jan
50%
Deo
14
29
Nov
18%
Deo
50%
Jun
Jan
28
28%
Jan
46%
Jan
46%
Jun
31
Mar
50 Ve
Nov
31
Mar
50
Nov
11%
Deo
41%
Oct
7
7 28''
Deo
?
Jan
14
38
Jan
14
30
47
Jan
29
26
47
Jan
28
24
14
Jan
24
Jan
22 7
48
Apr 22
36
Nov
36% May 21
106 Va Apr 10
26
Dec
6
39
Jan
83%
Sep
July 15
110
Dec
116%
Deo
15% Aug
125%
Dec
Oct
Sep 25<
59%
123?
Inc———_.l
17
.
35 %
7;
Co...—Wo par
7
'■
Deo
34 y*
Nov
26% Mar
39%
29 Va
50
24%
6
106
32
Dec
34 V*
Sep
Nov
109 V* May
11% July
22
Jan
45%
17%
Jan
35 V*
Dec
45
Deo
115
Feb
17% Aug
8
Deo
Dec
Aug 26
115% Mar 15
108%
Jan
9
54% Apr 18
26 Va
Apr
8%
Jan
22
Oct
Nov
7%
Jan
25
July 18
109 Vb Jen
10
10
40% Nov
17% Deo
03% July
53% Jun
Sep 23
Nov
31V*
60
May 27
33% Jan 17
Jan
Jan
3% Mar
6
28
47
12% Feb 26
101
No par
Sep
124%
Feb
■!
18
NOV 23
111% Sep
Jan
Jan
25% July 12
23% Apr 20
7 16% Sep 24
100
4%
89
28%
1093/b Jan
13% Nov 29
y
H Jan
1
17
7 36
4
10
14% Nov 22
"l
'
Feb
10% Feb
9
-
Juri
18% Sep
6
40% May 13
55 % May 13
9
Sep
Jun
36 % Jun
132
10
17 V*
4%
77 5% Jan 31
2
24% Oct
■
32% May 13
Sep 10
105% Sep
•
;
50% Aug 12
:
Nov 22
Oct
,
;..:
25%
;
39
33
$4.50 pfd
No par
of America.—.*..20
37%
8
;•: 74%
'"-••35%
•
I?
37% Jan
106% July
10% Apr
*'■
28%
-
28%
31Y<
37%",:
♦49
51
Steel
Corp
Steel
5%
Co,—
series
•S
:■
1
.7
Bank
Trust
Coty
-.
—
Inc
—
Internat Corp—,
Crane
'•
Electric
No par.
\
3% %
Co
common
10
Nov 22
46 % Oct
30% Feb
109%
Dec
7,
——————50
50
52
Oct 31
Sep
U
■58% May
•
„
Dec
Nov
Jan
28%
Deo
47%
Feb
55%
Nov
12%
Jan
19%
Deo
49%
Jan
83%
Jun
16% Aug
26%
Dec
r
70 Ya Aug
77/a Jan 29
Jun'
1
64% Oct
38%
108
.
Oct
.
Deo
58%
r
t.
■
Jan
71
Oct
182%
Jan
199
Deo
:
«
Jan-
Deo
:
8%
12
14% Apr 10
10
Mar
,101% Aug
109% Aug 14
8
52y»
30
210V« Mar 30
Jan
18
7%
Dec
49% Jun 17
/
25% Jan
43%
Deo
,
110% Aug
|8
V
99% Aug
108%
Deo
»
Sep
10
35% Jan
14
24
Jan
34%
Deo
(
32
Oct
10
62
Jan
14
37
Jan
59%
Deo
48
SeD
20
RA1JL.
Vah
A
49%
Nov
53
Deo
3L
—-25 i
preferred
Oct
20
7 43
•16
1
Nov 26
4% Oct
59%
Jan
16
Apr 24
Jap
7% Nov 22
u—.—I
i-.J— 1
-
Deo
19
56
397/b May 29
25% Oct 30
7102% Nov 18
188
Jan
17%
29% July
27% Jatt 18
67 V2 Jan 21
;
...100
8%
Sep
Deo
60
m
xl2% Nov 22
20
46
50
113
23% Feb
9
12% Oct 30
Corp—'__1';
29
Jan
8
49% May 23
X23% May 29
7,13% Nov 22
•
i__.100
900
Cream of Wheat Corp
(The)—2 r
No par
2,100 7 crown Cork & Seal
100
$2 preferred -.:———No.par
300
Oct
18
24
8Vb Nov 21
10
15
—.14
Co_j.
18% Fep
63
Jan
;7 33% Oct 30
._5
.No par
——--5
113 7/b Mar 29
4 46% Nov 27
.—10
Del
of
-
Coming Glass Works common_—_5
73 % %
preferred-—
i—.109
Corn Products Refining—
i.J-25
Coty
.
5,200
■I
"
51
"t 60
600
'
Oil
Corp
preferred
prior
Preferred
1,600
•
.,
$3
Corn Ikcch
:
320
.'
4%,'
36'
»
**..5
Motors—
Cornell-Dubller
2,500
%
Diamond Fibre
19
103% Nov 26
par
•*
■'
1,040
7• 7 2,800
r:.j
iNo
Insurance
33% Sep
20
Inc
-preferred-
7 Conv pref
2,700
68% '
190
Can
Copperweld
;
•
-102% 102% 5
J>8%
36%
*49
Oct
-42% Jan
1
pfd
preferred;
Continental
2,700
102% 77
68
*188
69
•X35
*49
Jan
7
Feb
108
19
7-5% Oct
Gas——15
V. Cooper-Bessemer
0 200
•13%i •,14% '.• ;';L.
27 V4
101
35%
•
$5.50
Continental
.
v.
v;,':
53% y
-y,'
"36
28%
205
,
No par: 7 -24% Nov 22
9%
Storfes
Pow
Continental
Continental
800
2,100
r
54% ~
35
28%
For footnotes see page 2847.
13
13%'
"
36%
51
13
;
15%
101
102%
28%
28%
15% "
26%
"
Jan
42%
,
.113% Jap 10
2
29% Sep
4
12% Nov 22
No par.
Aircraft
Cuba
of
Continental
13,300
49,. y?,7
„.,JL90
190
,
7%
7%,
;y- *4%
5,
;
,
12 y
*2% Jan
2—25
new
Vultee
$3.78
77 1,600
7,900
15%
15%
102%
68%
190
7%
*98%
*49
-
Inc
Continental Baking
1,600'
•
49
53
-
•
102%.
68%;
190
7%
47A
27
737%
12%
53%
;
36%
-12%
*53 I
:
4%
29%
91%
8 ;
28% Nov
1j4
<'
per share
111
Natural
Continental
400-
■
,v
9%
746%.. ■:<
10% 7;
46%.
"
102%
67%
190
12%
26%
27
102%
v
4%,:
34%
35%
102% 102%.
*28%
28%
.:j2%«
May
Jan. 20
10
Southern—No par
No par
Consolidated
Consumers
v
393/*
10%
Xl 5%
•X54%' ;54%
'
26%
4.
♦7%
54%
12%
54%
r;.53%
-67%
191%
"f;
12%
53 1
141
Range for Previous
19
Consolidated
7 Container Corp
II,500
.
10%
C 14
y-
;
4,500
7
*47%
12%
•
.
.
106
9%
-
X36%
*47%" 49
*
*52%
•V
•
1
>
'
46%
10%
36%
15%
2,600
.
19
39%
104% 104%
y 7.9
:
106%
38
10 y4
•:
43
500
:
50i
106%
105
v
18%
*105%
38%
35%
.
13%
49
*47%
18%
106%
14%
.13%
*111%
43
37%
9%
46% ; 47 % :.
:•
10%
35%
111% 111%
*105%
V 8%y
.8%
h
106%
.87%
*102%
105
18
i
Range Since January 1 •;
Lowest,
Highest ) y
—No par
Edison- of. N Y_..—No par-:
preferred.
—No par
Grocers Corp—^I.33y3.
Conscl
Laundries
Corp
5.
18%
18
Deo
:
'ki !s-f 1 ^-f-p\
15
Jap
8
36% Oct 30
104% Nov 277
$5
18%
17%
Dec
x23
l
7
36% Obt 10
Consolidated
16%
37%
Deo
27
Jan
\
Sep 18
82
Cdnsoi
15%
*105%
64
Jan
16
21% NOV 22
———No parc
Consop Coppermines Corp.*..——5
49%
18
Jan
15%
17
25% Jan,
2
25% July 11
8% Sep
-No par
w
Edison. Co
Pub
Nast
16%
37%
54
67% Jan
-
19
Jan
7 32% NOV
:
No par
7 Congoleum-Nairn
Inc
Consolidated Cigar.
1,900
36%
w
&
9,200
50
:. 106%
37 y8
'
Oct
27% Nov
...No per-
—No par'
preferred series
32%
17
17%
?'
Deo
59%
1
Nov
28
cl A——2.50
Solvents
15%
42
Dec
37%
Jan
Sep 19
12% Oct 30
Credit——_—10
preferred—
—100
47%
42%
66
Jan v
713
Commercial
5,300
y
16%
112
Jan
197/a
49
12% Nov
.100
preferred—100
com
pfd
cum
14%
42%
'
$4.25
47
42%
y 54
59% Jap 11
15% Oct
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—10
15%
112%
Z ' ' ,'{i X*
37
—_._2.50
Pictures
Columbia
100
40%
1st
Carbon Co
14%
15.
76% Feb.'16
37% Jan
6
v,
10% Oct
2nd preferred—100
B——
45%
*112%
.
Class
12,700
106%
6%
27
'
:V
■»;
:
4
Oct
102
preferred—^.20
Columbia Gas & Elec
y Columbia
15%
I; 41%
-
700
49,100
2,000
3,400
•
15%
45%
*14
Oct
Deo
62,
—No par:
Br'd Sys Inc
15'A
;
17%
112
-■
Columbia
1,400
45%
45
♦104
non-cum
19
?
■y
non-cum
%
40
25%
19%
18%
conv
4
86%
*83
*35%
106%
19%
*14%'
cum
4%
22
13%
6%
*19%
24%
Jun
42% Feb
—.No par \
Colorado & Southern
"
;
106%
15%
5%
Aikman—
&
100
34%
32%
135%,
6%
34 V* Jun
par
'$3.50 preferred——i.v.-—No par"' 7
Collins
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp
590
X
10%
20%
25'A
•
*34
6%
19%
14%
.
7y
2,700
■
28%
•
'
•
12%
Jan
Nov
130
No par
380
106
.
13%
106%
15%
■«.•••:
».
29 !
121%
19%
14%
Vj*-:''•
No
15%
10 Va
.-v,.
Class
13%
:
••3%
13%
Jan
24
Feb'16
33
77$
(The) 1
—No par
A__——w——-^-.No par^y
'
X
~5%
17% Jan. 25
.
Co
2,000
-
41% V44
32%
106%
-
t
121%;
3%
32%
Jun
Oct
74
■
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
50
15
21%
3%
121
Jun
49%
4
Coca-Cola International Corp
;
21%
41%
20%
13%
35%
*34
*13%
X24%
'
6%
21%
25%
25
34%
19%
;
-
39%
40%,
104% 105
3%
120%
19%
3%
120%
Jun
12%
Jan
6% Mar
stocks
8,700
17
28%
"v
Coca-Cola
3,000
12
*34%
85 -U
41%
•
40%
40%
105
106
107%
197/b
•,;:29
*83
41%
Deo
58%
26
?6% Jan 28
14 Va July 11
39% Nov ,22.
152% Jan
2
par
Par
110
'
■
39%
11%
13%
•
:
,
39
'i, ;-': '..-
21%
*83
40
102
• _-••-•*
34%
22
22
15%
33%
Nov 22
24% Sep 23
EXCHANGE J
500
,
102
.■XXYdys
10 Va
34%
%'
20
—100
?
NEW YORK STOCK
■
28%
974
108
V:'V
29
28%
,
62;
48
47%
13%
27%
19 V#
''
v
..
29%
21%
39%
62
.
14
,33%
107%
" "-
140
16%
'.
15
,
Jan
47% Mar
17
18% Jan 23
Oct
56% Feb
}
1
No
Shares
*900
;
16%
28%
9%
9%
,
'X;
^
.•
i
*13
,
-
;
12
15
,
14
'
EXCHANGE
"
39
16%
*13
14%'
*12%
140
103%
11%
___50*
Ine
4
•;
the Week
$ per share
STOCK
CLOSED
37%
:
14%
667/b Jun
9;:\
-
47%
*102
Xy-Sl": r:'' 77:7yyyyyyy
Sales for
Novt 29 7
t per share
63%
,
46%
?
Nov
'
*900
.>•.
v 103
■
-Rriday;' y.:'
,m
iyNoViYK"/
140%
*63
63%
45%
112"
Jan
1Q3
No par
Peabody- &• Co—
Preferred
■
..Thursday,
.
$ per share
140
ACluett
f
"
7
Wednesday
,
Nov, 26
63%
45%
Tuesday
Oct
66%
No par a: 109 <
Climax
"•34%
42%':; 43%
163
108%
25%
178% Sep
preferred—
Special gtd 4% stock
Molybdenum—.,.
\
34
*150
Apr
f :•
Graph Bronze Co (The) _____1
; 52
Sep 10
6%. preferred
;
*
100.V..T06
Jun 25
Clev & Pitts RR Co 7% gtd
50
r 99% Jan
3
A
61
Oct
15
17
Nqv 23 \
38% July 9
36% Oct 30 ;y 58% Apr
9
27% Sep 10 ;
44% May 23
9% Oct
9
22
May 10
90
Nov 21
108% Mar 5
15% Nov 22 A
38% May 11
'44% Sep 10 ;
71 % Jan 18
St Louis Ry Co_A.ir.100t
-i—--._i_.100
&
'
Dec
33
a
A::
103
-
-6%
Dec
16%
25% May 20
:y Clev
108%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
'
-20%^2iy
40%
♦150
163
tic
;
50%
Jan
21% Mar
21
'
.-..JVo part
f: Clev El Ilium $4.50 pfd
'
Jan
7
31
17
21% Sep
•
Clark Equipment
Mar
28
110
:
:
:
"*57%
32
26
Feb
20% Jun
40
Nov
33
■
1
Jan
Jan
10
10'i;
6% Apr
i._8.50
common
—
J
20%
40
:
40%
& Elec
Gas
190
*101
61
20 %
42% Feb 16
24 "May 9
51% Jan 16
t'
3^
Sep 11,
.75% Oct 30
5.
112
*60%
Apr
13% Nov
115%
43% Jan
„No par<
105
*107
10%
Jan
82% Jan
14
...*,...25
112
,
Dec
19
'
Corp
*90
;
Sep
Deo
11%
10
.-i",'"'"-'v'/;
*160
'
.65
,
101
150!
500
111%
31%
25% Oct
.45% Nov 27
58% Nov
7
14% Nqv 25
...
2,600
>
*90 /
140%
'
.
17
9,200
1,300
1,300
91%
16%
Apr f
Jan
114
17
4—10.
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co__10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Cily Ice & Fuel
No par
City Investing Co
5
5%% preferred
-100
City
Stores
—5
3,200
39%
Oil
Co—
Preferred
Deo
Dec
4%
Jan
7
34% Sep 24
Nov 22
No par
Copper Co
Cinn
9,600
;
""'X'
Chrj'sler
110%
*30%
15%
Chile
16,900
27%
♦107
^
IChilds
120
82%
*107
t"
110%
21
3,000
42
■'^■81%'i
27
..
*107,
7
*40
-
83%
81%
Cotton
'h
r
21Y«
15% Sep
$3 conv preferred
No par ^
y Pr pf
($2.50) cum div..._No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
600
Jan
18%
159
30% Oct
4—100
preferred w i__
Chicago Pneumat Tool_
100
15%
No
,y.
;
30
60
*14%
"ll'AOct
25%
-7
S$p 84y •; 15% July io
par,'y- .y 3% Oct 40
* -11% July 8.
par. ^ 11% Sep 19
38% Jan 29
L-Nopar
4—.100 y
w
),J
;'
.200
*15%
15%
A
Chicago & Northwest'n
3,500
2,700
-
1
#45%;K46%:
■
*15%
1
X-
*46
18%
45%.
:
15
f ; 5'% Oct
Jan.
Nov
A; 7% Nov 21
i3
Jan
.14%
cl A—25
B
Class
14
41%
19
V
1
M_—60
Ohic;3ntl& Louis Ry Co
39%
.
Co__(—50
—:
13%
:
'—40
Jun
.
127
20%
25"% July
4% Oct 10
9% Oct 10
:;;y
110
104% May
15
43
Sep 30
'12% Oct 10
No par
Nov
11%
;r
loo
—1.25
Deo
71
109%
13
21% Nov
Deo
Jan
24
22
%■ 23'A Nov
„_No par
,
7%
9
No par
Deo
175
29
.
Co
10
48%
Jan
47%
3
13% Jan
10
2614 Nov
Jan
26
Jan
116
22
8% Sep
,
—
8
14 »A
£%
Co
3,000 A Chic & East 111 RR Co___.
2,500 ,OS• Class »Aj
18,000
Chicago Corp (The)____^
7%
-Mm
Nov
:-v rV
•/'
,
••••:,; '•?{•)*:^ y?tV11 - V
Chesapeake Corp of Va—
„5
;
17% Mar 12
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
48% Oct 10
14,500
i
13%
7%
•
*5%
v
•
•:
14
13%
,
'
,
90
Jan
102% July 31
237/a Jan 17
110% Jun 20'
Mills
No par 4.: 11% Nov 22
Copperi:^._
No par
; 31% Sep 24
Products-—w.i-.
1
r
14% Jan
3
preferred
Checker
Cab
Mfg
600
7
,k
7%
11% :T1%
11%
11%
7%
$ per share
17% Apr 22
10
10
Sep
5V«
162
July 10
9 ; x, 29
8% Oct
9
L-100
Jersey-;
23
ffif.i':'
2i%
52%
7
20
.
preferred__100
ser_100
$4.50
'
400
•
10
Corp.No par
Champion Pap & Fib Co new No par
30
*
52%
6%
11%
1
Highest
35%
8
38% Jun
;
Pasco
Belt
Chain
"■
-
No par
Sep
Sep
20
2
13
.
109% Jan -14
161 % Jan
3
3
l'y.
& E
New
Certain-teed
900
.16%'
*21
20 y
Jan
<
" Jun
23% Sep
.
Oct 29
22% Jan
.
Corp pfd 3.40%
of
Violeta
de
Cerro
v
600
v
111
.16
.
7%
14
52
6%'
:
24%
"
i'.,r
21
21
.51%
7%
7%
*8%
*5%
,
11%7%
7%
7%
22
Lowest
vJ per share
81% May 27
Century ' Ribbon
^
3,300
12,600
-
26
111
V; v.,':
21
800
.
"
18%
25
a 111 •
•
13
35
,17%
..100'4 138'
Central'Foundry Co
114
55
;
.
No par
Assoc__—
Central
10% Jan
183
k.
1
Nov
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Friday
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Nov. 23
Tuesday
Nov. 26
Nov. 25
STOCKS
SALE PRICES
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LOW AND HIGH
Monday
Saturday
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3,500
footnotes
see
page
2847.
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123/4 Mar
4:
17,
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,
Oct
,
543/4 Feb
0
Nov
Sep
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<•
49
"61
Oct
34$ Aug 13
108
24
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7
21 :
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6
26
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6
70$ May
17
29
28% July
Nov 22
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;
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Jan
.
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NOV
18
,
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Jan
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50
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42 V4
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60
Oct
Jan
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1
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38%
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23
115
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18
107
July
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11
57
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18
41
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11
10
29
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105
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30
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10
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22
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11
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20
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17
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24
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7
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22
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10
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112
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SAL? PRICES
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$ per share
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t
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114
114
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112
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128
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26
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5
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1,000
11
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42
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60
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100
Aug
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Nov
NOV
18$
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16
106
Oct 10
10
25
165 ;66
Oct 18
16$ Nov 20
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Jan
Deo
112
124
87$ Jau
8
28% Jan 10
5
30%
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32
18$
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343/a
,
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;
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Oct
35%
9
46 $ Jan
Oct 9
17$ Oct 10
.22
Jan
20%
17$
31$
34$
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200
■
106
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Apr 12
115$ July
893% Nov 29
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.
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110% Feb "5
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135
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119
118
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38
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Lowest
150
Sep 10
110
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Year 1945
V
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20
3,800
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119
20
175
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112;
108
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107
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<
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175
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27$
28
Range for Previous
NEW YORK STOCK"
the Week
-
$ per share
STOCK
29 %
29,
105$
*185
Nov. 29
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
■.
$ per share
$ per share
28
'
Nov. 28
„
'
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Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Nov. 27
.
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Number 4547
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LOW AND HIGH SALE FBICES
STOCKS
,
.
Range for Previous
..
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Saturday"
Nov. 23
"'"Monflij''t''Tuesday
;
Nov. 25 -,
> Nov, 26 ;,
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■
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t per share
16%
291/4
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101
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lot
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8%
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109
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15%
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109
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Froedert Grain
Fruehauf
4%
Trailer Co
cum
Lowest
Par
t per share
Co Inc..l
common-
1
preferre<L....*.i..m.100
16
Sep
1
Highest
Year 1945
Lowest
$ per share
$ per share
/Highest
$ per share
Nov
99
,/
26. .; .27% May 13
28% Nov 22
48
Jun 18
23
112
Jiuy
1
Co (The) common-.
Ino (Robert) ——,
preferred
—,
Galvin Mfg Corp.——
Co
Gamewell
Co
(The)
Gardner-Denver
Gar
8%
Wood
4%%
15%
Gaylord
100
,
& Malting
Range Since January 1
"
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39%
15%
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100':;
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14%?
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39
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15
exchange
12C
95/a
14%
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8%
14%
3,700
20 y8
17%
15
14 VB
200
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11
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Nov. 29
,
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100% 100'A
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-
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-
,
Thursday
>>';>Nov.28 •1
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/
Friday
Wednesday'.;:;; ..Nov.27
>v
5%%
:—
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preferred
Container Corp
conv
conv
preferred
15'A
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109
49%
49%
48%
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11
11
48y2v49
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11%
11%
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178
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62
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
/Saturday
Monday
Nov. 23
t per share
| per share
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36
173/4
18
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-
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( per share
100%
43 y2
103%
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-
$ per share
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9'A
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63/a
S per share
Previous
Year 1945
Lowest
21%
37
.
31%
Par
Highest
155
36%
-
8%-
8%
Lowest
108
21%
9
,31%'
Range Since January 1
18
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100%
stock
106
•106%
9
york
exchange
18%
•105
21%
36%
Shares
new
30
*17%
•18
CLOSED;
-
•99%
29%
.Y
•34%
EXCHANGE
155
351/4
the Week
t per share
108
20%
*151%
•32
Nov. 29
STOCK
.
106
106%
20%
173/4
Sales for
Friday
$ per share
36
18
17%
1043/4
155
33%
v
•34
17%
108
201/a
t per share
17%
.
105%
*150 %
Nov, 28
•34
18
i:18
Thursday
Nov. 27
t per share
38
•17%
>17%
Wednesday
Nov. 26
Range for
stocks
.
Tuesday
Nov. 25
23% Dec
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
i
2842
Monday, December 2, 1946
.
new York stock record
Nov. 23
t per
$ per share
14%"
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
27%
27%
28%.
27%
28 Ve
5%
6%
V
36
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47%
23%
18
24
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19
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18
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19 "
8%
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8%
25%
8%
25%
12%
12%
12%
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37%
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38%
25%
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I
•115
182
36%
15%
106
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92
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136
123/4
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105
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42
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16
16
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157/a
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25
25
25%
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preferred
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25
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42
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125
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120
120
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160
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11
125
39% Nov 22
37% Nov
20% Oct 30
v
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Apr
34% July
60
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Nov
145
July
31% Feb
24% Nov 23
40
6
1
60Va Aug
1
42 % Aug 13
4
14% Nov 22
■
5
70% July 19
49% Jan 30
18
Oct 10
36
Feb
53% Apr 16
113
Aug 14
26% May 9
2
2
4
3
1
19
12%
__100
Joliet & Chicago RR stamped—100
Jones & Laughlin Steel.
No par
5% pref series A--———,-100
Joy Mfg'
prefered
•
114% May
145
Not
137% Deo
61
Not
lie
Sep
Jan
109
A
ser
90
;
De«';
Dec
140
46% NOT
27% Jan
Dec
105
Mar
79
Wo*
147;
Jan
118% Aug
31
Jan
101
100
—
2nd
Jan
109% Aug
100
com—No par
Corp
■
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34%
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Johnson
4%
111%
34%
148
1
19
14% Nov 22
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preferred
3%%
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Manville
Johnson &
•110
Aug 27
11% Feb
5
42% Feb
19%
preferred
4%%
Johns
101%- 101%
34%
33
-
111%
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160
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\
101
4% pfd—100
Jersey Cent Pw & Lt
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109
124
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Jewel Tea
47
45%
•
9
Oct
6
Apr 11
15% Apr 22
45
Jun
3
9
1
Aug
Jun
;Jun 13
202
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1013/4
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102:
10
Sep
Nov
101% Sep
52"% Sep
——-ii——il
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93/4
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Corp
250
22
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500
v
147
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100
25
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share
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21
40
147
;? *140
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21
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21
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8% Mar
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'
/
Jan
95% Oct
——25
—„—
&
104 %
38% Sep
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May 23
2
133/
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International Silver common
:200
.
27,900
26
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——
-
112
4% Oct
Paper Co—L—15
International
•'•••'- t
V
5%
Jan
9
28'/a Oct 30
$4 preferred v—wL—.—No par
Inter Rys :of Cent Am—-—No par
Xnterriational Salt
Jan
37%
16
6% Oct
4
-
8%
May 28
13% Feb
27
—100
—
11% Mar
3
59
20% Feb
91
No par
Canada
6
6
66% Nov 26
Corp———-1
Mining
of
Preferred v.—
170
16 Va
Nickel
International
500
41
38
15%
15%
15%
•
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—
39%
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38
15s/a
15%
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15%
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15
15%
international
3
22% Feb
11% May
19
9
195
—
600
Aug 21
44% Jun
29
180 % Nov
:
—
.
1,200
;
56
39%
40
;
—■
1,100
105
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.
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29,000
13
x
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40
1043/4
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Harvester
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110
51%
>i2%.;v'.;
106 Va
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17
190
19
Oct
6
-———100
Int Hydro-Elec Sys class A
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International Min & Chem—-1:
5
4% preferred
---.10.0
24,200
136
50%
.
:
4%
135%
50%//
Int-I Business Machine
34% Dec
3
151% Jun
Jan
10% Oct
No par
;■
2;300
V
•'■
313%
136
104% 104%
♦35
38
v-;4%
f/31%
4%
31%
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89%
35% Nov
105
Aug
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-
———
7,000
•
29"
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-
Rubber
International
240
7% Sep
-
Interlake Iron
7,600
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7%
7% ;X
28 s/4
XV
J
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683/4
180%
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600
67%
,
,
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——1
Corp
Z—No par
4% % preferred i.-———100
'
140
/
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:
92
4%
123/4
40
42
153/4
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•
Interchemical
1,400
205
205
x303/4
55
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39 3%
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42%
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29 V*
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Jun
13% Sep 19:
Insuranshares Ctfs inc-
*
104%
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22
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30
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147
■
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4547
Volume 164
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
Nov. 23
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57
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10
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34
110
: 110
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16
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30
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18%
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109 V*
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16%
36%
111
111
111%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
34%
35%
37
37
38
38
52
50%
35%
50%
51%
50%
»
11%
34%
51%
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'
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Nov. 25
Nov. 23
$ per
share
$ per
13%
28
27%
27%
15 y4
16%
;
13%
15%
11%
3: 13%
14%
11%
14%
21V2
26
26%
25
31%
Year
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
t per share
$ per share
Lowest
8 per
share
Previowi
•
1945
Highest
I par share
25%
66
37%
Dee
Nov
Deo f
41% Dec
19%
Nov
13% Jan
32%
Deo
23%
26%
185
*22%
26%
*180
Riar
x34%
"Deo
181 Va
Oct
195
20%
27
187
22 Va
22%
10 Va
10
10%
33
32%
Jan
30
Deo 1
32
Deo
Deo
33%
24
9%
9%
32%
9%
EXCHANGE
14%
22
185
190
*22%
the Week
91/2 Mar
11%
22
26%
*184%
9%
32
31%
11%
NEW YORK STOCK
Shares
Range for
STOCKS
Sales for
18% Jan
35% Jan
20% Jan
16% Mar
STOCK
28
15%
21%
9%
$ per share
share
CLOSED
27%
11%
25
$ per
EXCHANGE
16%
21%
27
share
13%
27%
14
26
per
,,
28
26%
14
*22%
It
15 %
♦183% 190
Nov. 28
*27%
28
11%
*20%
Nov. 27
Friday
Nov. 29
Thursday
$ per share
i3ya
*26%
Wednesday
Nov. 26
share
13%
13%
*27
.Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Deo
32 %
47%
15%
36%
37
*110
Dee
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105
15
15%
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111%
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105
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17
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31
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119
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8%
9
102
105
8%
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12
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11
11
56%
111
34
146%
11
146 Va
11%
-
13%
Jan
20%
31%
Apr
41% NOV
15
15
14%
14%
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28%
29
28%
29
28%
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29 %
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16
16%'
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21
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34%
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Not
,
|
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, December'2; 1946
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
Monday
Saturday
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
;
PRICES
t per share
191/*
>39%
,
r,
15%
'
36
'
16%
40
15%'
16%
*22.
70
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285
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107
12
12
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107
12
26 %
10%
9%
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20%
102 %
124%
26
116%
19%
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19
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v
9% V
18%."
21%
>
101%
500
19%
20%
9,600
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101
101
19%
19%
44% 44%
44%
230
9% -10
*10
10%
300
*17
18%
—
*16%
Northern Pacific Ry
,14,500
18
Cum
Co
preferred
33%
34%
*108%
110%
*108%
110%
*108%
my*
22%
22 y4
22%
22%
22%
Ohio Oil Co
*21%
21%
*21%
21%
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 4%
20%
Oliver
22%
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22
19%
19J/4
20
19%
102%
102%
102 i/e
104
102%
10%
11%
11
114%
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19
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>
11%
8% conv preferred A
Oppenheim Collins
ii4y2
26y4
26 y4
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x28%
29
29
*158%
160
*158%
22
*20
*88
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28V4
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160
22
*20%
21
90
69%
70
Otis
29
160
,
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90*
69%
29%
*20
*83
70%
6%
90
...No par
-———100
com
preferred
-
70%
69%
Elevator
Outboard Marine & Mfg
-2.59
Outlet Co
No par
Owens-Illinois Glass Co—12.50
53
Jan
19
288% Apr
5
129
Aug 15
39% Apr 20
16ya Feb 16
Jan
,
IT.
3
'
117
36
28%
Jan
17
Jan
41
Mar
162
Mar
102%
>> 65;
,
Nov
410
110
Sep
Oct-
Deo,
2* % Mar
50% *Oct
14% Aug
37%
Dec
Jun
148
Jun
39% Nov
29 > Nov
Jan
Jan
„
219
Jan
258%
118
Aug
Jan
126% Nov
31 %
Deo
15%
112
38%
Deo
112
Oct
19%
9%
Jan
May 22
105 V*
Jan
Jan 11
17%
Jan
Nov
Deo
Deo
26
104% Nov 8
21
56 Va Jan 3
19
55% Jan 3
22 » 19% May 15
Sep 21
30% Sep 80
,
pfd—20
-.No par
100
10
113% Mar 18
28% Feb 18
20
11
100% Nov
18% Nov
44
Oct
9
Nov
..
100
No par
Corp
——
convertible preferred-^100
(The) _>
—6
41% May 28
76
May 3
325
Feb 19
35%
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■
'
—
.
—
Omnibus Corp
11%;
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27'%
4%%'
104
11%
114%
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27%
4.40%
9
16% CKt 10
(Minn)
"
No par
10
50
pfd $3.60 series
Northwest Airlines Inc
Northwestern Telegraph
Norwalk Tire & Rubber—No par.
Norwich Pharmacal CO--«»^«2.50
Ohio Edison
34%
*34
1
100
Northern States Power Co
26
22
,
30
9% Nov 29
50. f> 111
Northern Central Ry Co
50
9
4 '
Jun 28
105
Nov
11% Nov
31% Oct
223
Nov
121
Jan
23% Oct
100
10
8,800
115%
20%
;
18%
*17
9%.A-9%\
Jan
275
100
27% Deo
58% Oct
Mar >
32
N Y & Harlem RR Co——..—-50
Adjust 4% non-cum pfd__
North American Co
North American Aviation—
.
103%
53 V* Oct
Norfolk & Western Ry_
50
101
9%
9%
,
48
Jan
21Va Oct
5
$ per share
xl6% Aug
Sep 19*
61% May 29
79
Sep 24 • 135
Jun 10
16% Nov 26
> 37% Feb 16
.
pfd—100
1
Highest
$ per share
21%
No par >:■
-
Lowest
35% Jan 16
No par
N Y Shipbldg Corp part stk
Noblitt-Sparks Industries
10,000
27
115%
No par
_
preferred
34% Apr 8
69% Jan la
>
( .26
100
750
235
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45
non-cum
13 Ye Oct 10
.
N Y Power & Light 3.00%
60
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20y8 21%
100% 101
19
19%
46%
:
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400
33
232
>
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,
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2,500
13%
33
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102
19%
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107
12%
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,
10
116%
20%
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20%
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> New York Dock
—
^
285
—*,..100
6% preferred series A
: N Y City Omnibus Corp..;
100
*235
230
229
27
N Y Chic & St Louis Co
1,000
■
Range for Previous
-Year 1845
'
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S per thare
18Yi Nov 21
'36 Va Oct 10
York Air Brake.*-..—No par
New York Central-^--.-«.Wo par.
600
.
'
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...
13%
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122%
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10
: ;
38%
,
.
106
13%
34
26
38>
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New
I.euO
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13
122%
vi
•30*600
,
Range Since January 1
Lowest
-'i Highest
%
'1 ?at
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
.1
f400..
16%
285
33
229
227
;;;
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227
226
40%
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12y8
33
22%
15%
;
105%
105
33%
21%
40%
CLOSED
22%, 22%
,70
,
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STOCK
EXCHANGE
94
18%
285
12%
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26 %
93
17%
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37%
37%
22
40\ '
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37
91
19%
40
.
EXCHANGE
Shares
;/> -»•;
■
NEW YORK STOCK
the Week
'
$ per share
■,* $ per share
$ per share
STOCKS
i
Sales for
Nov. 29
Nov. 28
'
87—^*;;
t per share
1
>
19%
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91%
89
;*22*"~"
:
18%
15%
.
40 %
36 ;v."
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40
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{ 15
-
Nov. 86--;
:.
:
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
,
~
Nov. 25
Nov. 23
108% Jun 26
19% Feb 26
21
Sep 25
18 y8 Nov
99 % Oct
10% Nov
X113
Sep
26'A Nov
26
Oct
158
Sep
21
Nov
86% Oct
22
14
23
11
29
10
24
19
22
69% Nov 26
25
May23
37% Nov
112
29%
22y4
36
Xll9%
4
Jan 19
July 1
Jun 14
Jun 3
Jan 14
17% Jan 18
120
Feb 11
51% May 22
39% Feb 2
180%May 7
35
Jun 17
111% May 29
100
Apr 5
...
107% Jan
16% Aug
23% Deo
.•
34%
24% Jan
106% Jan
119
13%
23%
155
22%
74
58
Deo
NOV
18%
11% Jan
107
Jan
Dec
Xll8% Deo
34% NOV
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
36 %
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168
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32%
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95
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79%
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49
49
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41%
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Saturday
.
Nov. 28
J per share
14%
,
37
14%
.
64%
EXCHANGE
37%
.
CLOSED
56
64%
25%
:
29 %
117%
11%
20%;
106%
110%
26«/4r
26
28%
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20%
21 y8
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,
Jan
.
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Dec
Oct
Nov
Nov
Apr #■
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Aug
12% Aug
117
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1
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.
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Nov
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21
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92
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40%
71%
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25
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13
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67
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63
26
29%
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39%
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Jan
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111
111
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:
14%
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Lowest
t per share
STOCK
56 Va
54
.
Nov. 29
••
$ per share
.-14%
Range for Previous
Year 1945
Friday'
Thursday
Nov. 23
107
.
74
113
56% July
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Sep
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51%
51%
•49
52
'.51
:
7 *13 Va 7
13%
*102%
105
*103%
105%
13%
48
47
12
12
12%
Dec
10%
Deo
45%
1,500
A
Dec
Jan
16
Dec
52%
Ded
25%
Dee
Range for Previous
Year 1945
STOCKS
>
Dec
.56
106%
-
290
■
v
Tuesday
Wednesday
Nov. 25
Nov. 26
Nov. 27
Nov. 28
$ per share
< per share
Sales for
Nov. 20
.
EXCHANGE
Highest-
t per share
per share
$ per share
$ ptf'sharei
Par
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Shares
$ per share
$ per share
Range Since January 1
NEW YORK STOCK
the Week
Friday
Thursday
$ per shart
200
,.
12%
12%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
A
45
45
33
112% Deo
17
Dec
.
13%
*13%
47
77.11%
200
52
*102% 104
103%
13%-:;
13.%?
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*49 Va
Dec
■
10
18%
40%
Oct
Dec
79
'
12,300
xl8%
66
23
t
300
y
110
*107
110
.
7%
.
Dec
107% Nov
-
13,100
15
6%
7
Jun
25
.*
5,300
21% >22
•17
Monday
share
7;500
19V4
.
*15%
•11%
Nov. 23
20%
40%
14
61%
!
8,600
722%
47
Saturday
18%
102%
14%;
100%
7/39% 40 '
•13%'
4 13%
-100
17Va
47
12
,18 Va
V
*33% 7 34%
40%
11%
,
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18%
6%
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45
5%
33%
3,000
5%
5%
6
-
v
17%
y
,
13%
.
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14
5%
35
Deo
62
36% Jan
16 Va Aug
Jun 3
May 10
1778
70
20%
17%
Dec
13%
-19% Dec
Jan
48% Jan
May 28
Sep 6
61% July 26
30% May • &
10
1
common
32%
26%
65
18
>
Dee
14
.7% Jan
11%
Sep 20*
Sep 19
Sep 16
Sep 3:
Sep 3
/Oct 30;
35
13%
47
IS
Co-
Avenue
Thompson
-3,500
,
Trust
div conv preferred
50
Transit Corp-No par
Third
Thomas
Thompson
43%
*105% 107
Co
Thermoid
90
11%
17%
Land
& Facific Ry
Texas
700
17%
11%
43%
Oct
9
14VaOct 30
21
100
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co_—
—5
$2.40 conv pfd
Nopar
The Fair
~~No pat
11%
18%
6%
*49
105%
$ per
Pacific
7% Jan
13
Jan 15
25% Jun ' 3
68% Aug 21
18
July 11
60% Jun 5
0% Nov 26
14% Sep 10
52
Feb 26
9% Mar 4 1
46% Sep 10
Nopar
10
1
Sulphur—^
Coal & Oil
Pacific
52%
*55
Gulf
Texas
10%
56 Va
Gulf Producing
Texas
:17%.
.
.,17%
Corp
(The)
1,800
52%
10%:
9
5
5
2-5
I
3,700
:
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53%
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11%.
:
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111%
17%
•
51
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16%
;
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39%
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18%
40 '..
45
50
10%
43%
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18%
/
6%
110
17%
39%
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15 Va
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1.7% 7
•
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7
103%
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15%
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10%
42%
100%
13%
17 M
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Texas
23%
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*15%
18
,
18 Vi.
39
;
13%
23%
110
2,300
51%*
24 7
15%
49%
50%
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50%
51%
49
•.
17%
5%
1
18 >A
6%
Texas
14%
' A A 11% Jan ' 25 ; 19% May 16
A""
A j.
Telautograph Corp
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.
40
21%
17
11% .11%
35
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...
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4,500
23%
55 Va 7.55%
106
5%
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42%
106
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51%
16%,
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41%
35
: ••39 • ••:
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7
11
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49%.
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A 106
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58%
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■'
11%
11%
15%
5%
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Tennessee
58%
15
55%-
55%
fj
41.
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m
1,100
6,300
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53 %
17
.17%
41
16
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11%
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r
;
48%
48%
16%
56
16%
59%*
51%..
23%
15
48
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52%
23%
49
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16%
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'
A
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1
16%
58%
14%
22%,
16%
10% j.
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22%
52
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47
58
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6%
16%.
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;2J3i|T|y
Talcott Inc. (James)
300
13V4,- 13%
6%
6%
13%
6%
7
6%
16%
52
/■VY: 52 A'
ft
Ltd.
Prod's Inc
Nopar
$4 preferred
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Symington pould Corp^
1
Sylvania Elec
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13 Va
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.
-
10%
10%
22%
fc?Ay!4%'
17
•16%
17
58%
,,
22
8
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31
Sep 23 .
25% Nov 14
19% Nov 21
101
Nov 21'
_25
nth
26% Aug 26
Jan 21
38
Faper
International
Swift
12,900
a
5
8
8
7%
•
10c
Nopar
Swift & Cq__
•260
103%
102%
102%
102%
103%,
;7%
.
io%
•
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102%
28%
Co_
_25
,-50
Co_
—10
Sweets/Co of Amer (The.)-—4.16%
3,000
3,000
11,600
33%
21%
Mining
Sutherland
300
32%
.
12.50
Inc.
Biscuits
Superior Oil of Calif—
Superior Steel Corp new
200
500
16
Corp
Superheater Co (The)
Ay 7600/
28%
,20%
34
20%
•19%
'
A?6%
13;
56%
'
16
/
Jan
Jan
"■:
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7
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U
16
.
(4%%.; cum)——100
1
pfd
Oil
Sunshine
.
"
A
Sunshine
1,600
8,100
/ 5,900
22
44
"
_1
(The)
Corp
Jan
—/
;;
<,
19%
21
•44
28% ,.28%
.29%
49%;
29
Sunray
11%
20
33%
33%
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;
20,100
44%
43
;
A 16 &
16%
•
29%
m 7%
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>*15
20
.28%
.
.43
v33%
33
32%
28%
i.;
20
44
17;A
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32%
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20
8
21%,
112%; 112%
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114
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20
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21 Va
A :20%,
>
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l
series A preferred
No par
Sun Oil Col.
.—No par
122
44 Vi
•<'
20% Nov
21
Jan
14% Oct
18 Va Oct
12 V4 Nov
103% Sep
61%-Sep
117
Apr
7% Oct
42 % Sep
10% Oct
17% Oct
102 yOct
19% Nov
rvfl
Deo
49%
33%
3 V 63
May 10
10
109% Aug 15
13% Oct 10 •
26% May 31
,,
No par
Chemical
Sun
Class
11%
*9
44 - .44%
11%
11%,
;
11% M
*110%
*18%
' 44 V :
>16%
45
Studebaker
,
1
Webster
&
20
7%
.5
Corp
9
bee
%
3uy«
13
31
41ll/2 Jan
102% Oct
$4.50
68
*120
7%
•
"5%
5,500
14
107%
68
67 V4'
•
7%
7%
7%
11%
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k
13%
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'120% 121
43%
110
19%
'
107 Va
-
66%
/
122
19
V
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110
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122
*121
Va
•*65
68
107%
....
137/a
13%
13%
12%
207/a
20
20%
19%
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16Va Oct
___5
100
Camp' Inc_>
pTior preferred
Stone
6,800
15,400
16%
20%
15%
16%
xl6%
44%
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,11%
./■
18
12%
108
*65%
-
17%
:A
_1
Inc
Stokiey-Van
pi 300
22
♦21
Stores
Stewart-Warner
5,900
,
Bros
Sterling Drug Inc common
3%
preferred
Ulloo;
15%22%
22V4
22
*21%
Sterchi
2,500
47 V»
:715
"223/4
22%
•
♦100V4 104%
15
14%
-H
15
19%:
47
104%
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22
19%
19
12%
;
.
38%
47%
46%
22%
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17%
A
46%
A-
41
38%
Not
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134
> 78%-Jan •
5
6
,
5,100
2,000
39 Va
V
19
800
200
19 %7
39%
38
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104%
14%
22
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12%
38
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,
22
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3,100
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38
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102
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A
39
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104
14%
23%:
$ per share
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2%
28
•
8,800
65%
23%
-
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38
14%
V
65
24
'Si
$ per share A
$ per share
700
40 V4
65%
*102 Va
103%
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38%
-.
37%
>9,300
23%
Highest
Lowest
;
;
*
'
1,600
..
64%
:39
••
Highest
:
Standard G & E Co $4 pref._No par
26.800
39%
.
24
Lowestyv^
$ per share
Par
'M A: 400
40%;
53%
^
20% Oct 10
60% May
$6 prior preferred_^^^»No par 7.. ,10
Oct. 10 \ ,135VaAp.r
$7 prior, preferred
^.iiVo porr'
78
Oct' 10 •' 149 % Apr
Standard Oil of Calif
par
42% Feb 26 59% Aug
Standard Oil of ;lndiaTia_Lw/25
;37
Feb 26
49% May
Standard Oil of New Jersey..
23
61% Nov 22 ~
78% May
Standard OH of Ohio_.
10
20% Mar 6
30
July
'3%% preferred series A
100.
102%'Nov 29 ,108% Jan
Standard Steel Spring
T;
11
Oct 10
25
Feb
4 % conv preferred
50
37% Nov 2186/ Jun
Starrett Co (Thej L S
-No par •
37
Sep 12
53% Jun
88%
95%
54%.
88%
95 Va
Year 1045
JRange Since January l
EXCHANGE
v
Shares]
.
30%
V4
29
STOCK
CLOSED
53%
,
t per share
EXCHANGE
J 95
/f;-53%
39%
103 %
v
37%
46'/a
45
V
,/
64%
63%
105
12%
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38 %
f<
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93%
■v
53%
•
\
'-87 %: 7'87%
•
•
11%
;;
53
•
'
,
the Week.
Nov. 29
•
$ per shore
30%
29%"
93%
62%
.38%
62%
24%
*37 *a
18 %
M
93
91 vj*
53 A r 53%
88
Range for Previous
r": Av:'; NEW YORK< STOCK
•Sales for
Nov. 28
per share
■
•
'30% /
7
88
89
">{
J, *103 Va 105
-n,..
.•20
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84%
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-
53 V*
38.
62
24%
V
29%
27%
.'•
,89%
52 %
t per share
$ per share
$ per share
-
Nov. 26
•
Thursday
Wednesday
"-Nov. 27
*
Saturday
a; •,
PRICES
HIGH SALE
u
53
53 V,
52 %
•
12 Va
25%
89%
12
12%
Va
26%
27;>y/:"
89%
90 V4
53%
53
123/a
26%
90%
90
112%
113
112%
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112
*1071/4
112
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;:W21 a:
21%
123
127
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106
1071/4
*36,
36
36
,
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103
21
126;
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112
*100
102
102
103
124%
125
105%
106
105%
36%
36%
;
340
~20
Sep 24
80% May 27
58% Jen
NOV
8
23
Jan
3
14% JgQ
88
Sep
10
23% Apr 16
39
May 29
125
Apr 18
.111
Jun
10
115 Va Jan
25
111
Preferred
-
.
4,300
2,300
'
preferred
100
.Union Tank Car
.——No par
1,600
4%
non-cum
.
-Oct
78%
28
29
May 11
168% Feb
7
20%
•
20V4
21%
40
17 Va
17%
103%
40
•
103
20%
*39
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I
66
643/4
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28
*26%,
6%
213/4
,;21%
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40%
'7
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28
7 Ya
82 ,/•;
3%
7
102% Oct 10
32
.Sep
3
46
V
*79%
.82
46%
46
46%
'
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I3V2
13 Va
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9%
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13
13
13
451/4
22%
14
'
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106%
106%
11 Va
,
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.
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104
13
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13
112
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13%
.
.
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30%
f *30
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26 Va
17%
18%
:
:
81/4
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17%
10
70%
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49%
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149
1
67%
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102
48%
144
13%
31
71
70 Va
107
V'£:
•
Jan
151
Nov
Jan
112%
Dec
76%
76%
68%
69%
145 %
145%
.
7
-.
2847.
,
-31
"
93
32,700
7%
>
A/
-
.—'—100
5
_5
Preferred
United
Gas
33%
70C
....
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39%
18 Va
s
\\mtm t*
' *7%
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26%
18%
'
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;
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9%
9%
38%
37
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38
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72
101%
101%
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49%
50%
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146
v/
44
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76 %
69% 1
70% ;
145
"
43%
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70 Va
145
49%
145
145%
42%
44
82
71%
: 145
Aug
100
10
2.50
5%
United Rexall Drug Inc
'♦77/.
A
70
144
94
40
•; 3>30C
7%
400
26%
50C
19%
13,900
9%
3,600
75
59
A
900
•-»
38%
4'
43%
Foreign Secur—
preferred
14,900
80C
78%
71%
23,30(
g0f
No par
No par
—No par
Freight Co
Gypsum Co-i.—
—20
preferred
..-i.--.100-,
•U & Hoffman Mach Corp—-——5
4V4% -preferred
100
U S Industrial Chemicals—No par
]U- S Leather Co——.—No par
Partic & conv cl A——Nopar
1%
■*
1
t U B Lines Go
/ «-;4% %
preferred
/U S Pipe St Foundry
Playing Card Co
U S
4,40(
: A 2oc
145
U S
AU G
loo
-
.
&
S
$4.50
'3,000
i
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51%
-
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102
146
U
—-10 •
20
^.-10 ?
—1
100
Plywood Corp
—
*;■
3%% cum pfd series A
U S Rubber Co
L
10
A
8% non-cum 1st preferred—ldO
U S Smelting Ref & Min—
^^-50
Preferred
l_
50
U S Steel Corp common—.No par
41%.Oct
12% Oct
/
.Preferred '•
i—k——;—:—-100
13
Den
r*5
Not
,14% Jun
•
50%
Jan
NOV
88% .Jun
;
Dec
10% May
28
30% Apr
;
17%
33% Jan
82% Dec
13%;: Jatt.//^'25^;iNot '■
10
Aug 15/
22
30
106%
23
15% July 11
Jan
110
10
9% Sep 25
104% Oct
;
•36
66
16
Jan
Dec
Feb
53% Aug 26
10
18% Oct 10
112
Oct
A Nov;
13%
6% Mar
18% May 17
0%- Oct 30
Deo
;
<
15 Va Oct
14
13
Nov
23
93
;Sep
19
192
Oct
28
26
:
Feb
109% July
90'
Sep 19
9 Va Nov
27
/
,
2
35
Nov 23
59
Sep
Feb
41
9
20
A:
137/a Jad 29
44
Jan 29
25% Aug 21
40 % Oct
30
'Sep
26
65% Oct
10
11
144
Sep
115
Dec
115%
Deo
34% NOV
38% Jan
A- 6% Mar
55%
,
7% Jan
Doe
12%
Dee
16%
-
Deo
39
'30% Mar
Dee
35
Jan
57
Dee
46
Jan
67
Nov
27%
Jun
;
r
Apr
67% May
187
x72
Jan
Nov
24
25
Sep
y.
llVa July 23 '
48V4N0V 22
Nov 25
100
77
.28
60 V* May 31
84
106
144
77
Dec
107% Nov
Oct
Apr
Jan
.
22
24
13% Jan
26%
Jan
16%
13% Jan
20
98Va Aug 22
62
May 22 f.
Sep 26
6% Sep
26
47% Apr
11%
103%
2
A ' 29% Feb
2
132
May 29 A
x205
8ep 11
26
37 Va Nov
;
32% May 29
■■■
30
Nov
101
—
A
21% Feb
56
Dec
"l% Jan"
105% Aug 23
NOV 29'
82
38% Jan
9% Jan
29
16% Aug 13
12% Nov 21
Dec
Dec
7% July
26 Va
.
567/a July 25
35
pat
preferred _A
•
.89'
7VaJan
14
Deo
62%
40
:
22% Mar
66
Jan
12 '
Sep
5
10
38% (Dec
■120
104
Sep
31% Jan
17 V4 Apr
71% Mar 16/
■
Improvement Co„13%
& Mfrs Inc com
.1
United Paperboard
14
"8% NOV 21
United Merch
,
Sep 20
Oct
44
1
Cprp__
.
10 i
3% Oct
__1
5
/United Electric Coal Cos__
United Engineering & Fdy
United Fruit Co—L
.—No
10
7
•32
>
8
25%
y
6,500
18%
105
600
57%
145 V» 146
1:200
2,500
t'7- A:
39%
39%
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,
194%
A'32.--''
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:i:
76%
>
17C
•
123/4
14%
57%
-43%
•"
194%
56%
♦144
44
2,500
12,200
113%
143/a
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49
108
0,800
'
112
113
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10
70
Va;
1,700
.
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14 %
14%
38 V2
18 Va
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105
111.
37
70 77
47. >
9%r;10%
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18%
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45% Nov
Aug
25
*,
8
.91% Apr 23
•40
May 1
6% Oct
9
80
Oct 30
>.100
——
57 V4 May
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82
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30c
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45%
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Jan
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119
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103
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102% Deo
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27
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77
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29
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110
Oct 10
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101% Nov
Union Oil of California———25
Union "Pacific RR Co———100
•
300
106
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37%
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7,200
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Asbestos Ruber Co
5
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Union Carbide & Carb—No par
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3,800
26%
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176
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89
58%
Jan
135%
Jan
85%
160
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Dec
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Number 4547
Volume 164
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
Nov. 23
21%
20% 20%
>/ *46%; 4a >
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48
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17
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100
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500
Washingtoa Gas Lt Co
Waukesha
61
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18 3/8
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Monday
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Sales for
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40 '
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24
Jan
38%
Nov
84% Apr
23% Mar
89%
Nov
37 /
Nov
113%
Nov
100%
Jan
1093/4
Jan
118%
Oct
Dec
Sep
118%
Deo
106
Jan
3
Deo
Jan
22% Mar
9
5,406
173/4
1,000
63%
13.90Q
16%
4,900
2034
3,700
9%
1,700
"
4%
Jan
14%
13%
Feb
37%
Jun
57 %
July
Jan
92
Aug
/' 56 :.v
26%
Jan
35
Oct
17
27% July
38%
Deo
393/4 Jan 30
31% Aug
37% May
30% July
27% Feb
18
45y4Jun
27
■;m%-J0. Q
7
44
,
No par
,
Mar
July'11
213/4 Feb
7
160
Jun 14
5
27.
28
May 21
12% Jan 29
26
19
30
Jan
263/4 Jan 16
21" July 10
101
July 26
52
Sep 10
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Oct
13% Nov
May 28
36
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95% Sep 24
I5y# Oct 29
Feb
16
23% July. 10
105
Nov 22
34'"
43%
47
84%
87 y2
80%
59%
"
44
' Nov 19
142
Jan 11
Jan
62% May 29
107% July 26
5% Oet 10
•
Jan 29
63 % Jun
HViNov 21
pfd
100
—_i—_10 '
(Del)
64%
43 V*
14
45
8.1% Sep; 11/
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22
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No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—NP par t.
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s
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'
331
Deo
Dec
105%
64
Jan
101% Aug
31% Jan
78
Feb
107%
Jan
87 V*
Jan
47%
103
Deo
Dec
Oct
21% Jan
26% Jan
31%
47%
Dec
8%
83%
Jan
18
Dec
Jan
94
30
Jan
6% Mar
16% Mar
/
Deo
Jun
35
Oct
12
Dec
26%
Jun
10% Jan
19% Nov
13% Jan
22
128
/ Deo
Jan
138%
Dec
37 ' T
Nov
29
40%
53%
Deo
13
Nov
Jan
38
Jan
70
79
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100
/ 80
,Jan
Feb
4
75
82% Apr
25% Jun
1
Nov
100%
Nov
Jan
110
Nov
69% Mar
84
/
Oct
6
Range for Previous
Year J945
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Lowest
$ per share
| per share
61% July. 1
Oct
13% Nov
43
Oct
25
106
Oct
377/b May
50% May
45%
10
-/•Lowest/.//.-1:-•/'•'Highest
Young
Jun
22% Jan
May 31
62% May
74
Aug
100
Apr
103
May
10P
Range Since January 1
EXCHANGE
Jun
Jan
72
9
Deo
61 /Dec
30% Jan
106
30
Jan
Deo
17
22
Oct
32%
Dec
3%
14
Aug 20
90% Nov 23
27y* Feb 26
2IV* Nov 22
Yale & Towne. Mfg Co
York
40
115-
41% Jun
$ ffer sharf 6 *
2,200
14%
61
tin receivership.
Dee
113%
63
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17%
Jr
16%
6
Apr 24
53% 5an 14
36% Nov 22
i/^-lO
6%
1
May
112
Nov 27
100
',
38
andasked prices; bo "tales on this day.
Co
Dec
9
1
1Q1
29 Va Nov 21
—i—Np par
Co
Deo
47%
Jan
95
NEW YORK STOCK
•
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Dec
101
132 %
10
1
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the Weefe
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Pow
(Wm)
Nov
32
33%
323/4 Jan
May .7
39
Inc—No par
Iron
21%
Jan
Mar
56% Jun
71
Oct 10 /
18 V* Oct 30
5
1
Motors-
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:
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w
,
Aug
90% May 14
13% Jan 16
21Vb Nov 25
343% Nov 22
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Co
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
// Nov. 23
2
Sep 12
Sep 24
26V2 Oct
(F W) Co—;
10
Worthington P & M (Del)
No par
Prior pfd .4% Vo series
^.-l-IOO
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Wright Aeronautical
No par
87
; 97
*82
14%
65
$4.25
1,90Q
54
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87
63. •.
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6,900
■mi ?
84
65%
46%
97
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67
46
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m:
95
84
40
97
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Willys-Overland
Wisconsin
39%
,87
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Wilcox
161
39%
45
.40
443/4
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95
400
11,800
39%
44%
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52
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161
;
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Apr 30
35
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Woolworth
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39%
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—---L20
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16
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6
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13%
40
.
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9%
133/a
16
161
6
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96 :
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133/4
9%
,
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j
Deo
116% Apr 11
/
5% Sep 19
14
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,
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Jan
27
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(t4
-
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Deo
50
117% Aug
7
1193/4 May 16
53% Jun 10
8
•
24 V*
Dec
105%
30% Jan
-
119
Nov 29
57
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
5%% conv preferred——
100
Wheeling Steel Corp___
No par
$5 conv prior! pref-w-——No pat
White Dental Mfg (The S SW—20
30
40%
^
^^->10
preferred
123/4
*29%
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38
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24%
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f
101%
101%
&
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69
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-
102%
30
16%
Oct
-
Preferred serie$ A—
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Western Union'Teleg class A_2\To par
Class B
L-C,~-l~lL-„No par
Westinghouse Air Brake
No par
Westinghouse Electric Corp
12 V2
Preferred
—I2y2
123/4
32
51V*
<i
/
30
10
Maryland Ry——___„10P
,23%
85
43%
98
30%
99%
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>
32
-
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69
102%
37%
90%
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69
101%
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101%
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85
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37
30 %
Oct
143/4 Aug
8
■
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«««>1
Aug
122% Feb
323/4 Nov 22
111% Sep 16
.„100
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
i00
Western Pacnic RR Co coni-No par
900
12%
35
48%
v
343/4
19%
21%
35
vc
*16%
*10%
V
29
*46%
6% / 6 %
17%
...
./
89 Va
Sep 13
113% Oct
100
4%% preferred
28%
28%
35%
6%
343/4
45
106
No par
Western
191/2
48%
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69
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pfd
Co
1,000
•10%
21%
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99 <•
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1,700
v
8%
91%
Apr 20
43% July 11
Sep 10
Sep 25
Jan
4
108
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Western Air Lines Inc^.
Western Auto Supply Co
/ 17
li
16 3/4
115
3,500
*34%
Dec
29% Apr
47% Jan 31
29
Electric class A__No par
11%
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147/a
\
9% Sep 19
31'% Sep 19
85 ye Sep 30
1
62%
,6%
10
Sep 20
'y;*•
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5
10
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31
99%
Inc:
62
17
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Jan
5
Sugar Corp
Pulp
Sep
v
233/4 Aug 29
50
Jan 16
30% Jun 14
Nov 15
18y2 Jan 24
110%
~8%
7
183/4 July 19
107% Feb 20
Sep 24
s
Aug
29% Sep
11%
34
»
24
20% Jun
105
20% Oct
preferred
West Va
42
5
West Penn Power 4Vz%
900
20
Jan
Mills
-
39
Jan
293/a Oct
22
7preferred
8%
Sep
13%
30%
Mar 26
24%
61%
743A
28%
35%
35
48
v
20.
64
14
20
11%
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12%
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22
.
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,
19%
28%
28%
;
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114
■
Indies
21
10
Tobacco
conv
Feb
343/4 Feb
61
?6% :-/;>6%
17%
32%
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fe
6%
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34
*10%
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Jan
Apr 29
35 V* Mar 14
11%
11
11%
60
36%
25% Nov 20
Sep 10
1-,
West Penn
/-' /10
37%
43%
30
20
^
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117
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60
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59
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36
114
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114
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11 to 11%
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112%
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Nov
111
163% Oct 30
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Wayne Pump Co——
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55-
45%
Co
Motor
400
'
86
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Wayne Knitting
87%
111%
Jan
3
;
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common
35%
117
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111%
1141/8
35%
34%
34%
35%
114
114%
114
115
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54
23 Va Nov 25
;
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117%
Deo
11
preferred
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83
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Jan
233/4 Jun
9% Oct 30/
300
30%
,57
Deo
"SVzVf preferred.*100
1,200
30%
-
9
Dec
Warner-Bro^ Pictures_^_;_-___i-i-!^5
Warren Fdy & Pipe
No par
*—■800
26
*86%
;
Nov
Nov
*86
3ls/s
t;
124
78
Sep 11
15% Oct 10
Sep
3
Apr 12
34
105
,
preferred
31
87
Deo
Deo
Sep
July
45 V* Jan
56
par
87
*86%
53
"8%
81
,118
/
No par
X30%
21
Mar
59% Jan
10
* •!
Oil & Snowdrift
32%
123% Apr
105
Apr
>
,1.
Dec
Wesson
87
~3%
99% July 10
9
I
Deo
,
45%
173
Webster
31%
108% Aug 23
12% Jan 29
Dec '
Dec
10ft
103
Mar
1,500
*86%
24% Jan
,
145
2,300
31%
15
May 28
May 11
10%
87
Feb
53
ft
36%
"
115
29
86% Mar
90% Jan
Deo
10%
31V*
13% Apr
May 28
Nov
36
35
Dec
165
No par
27%
*34%
17
178
10%
213/a
34%
22% Dec '
50% Nov j'
34% Dec
19
■.-Waiwqrth
20,900
203/a *21
*26
Jan
51% Apr 30
534 Nov 22
_—-_^L__I_^*_lop
Walker (Hiraihl Q & W;nef Nq vat
18,000
.
System
Walgrpgn
60
104
25
Mar
113
Jan
Jan
13
32
Sep
1,700
26%
30
80
21%
30
24
171
34%
1057/a
24 %
19
Oct
8
253/4 Apr
58% Apr
26% Jun
'
100
36
*46%
Dec V
Mar
10%
f.-f
48%
120
36
>,
23% Aug
Mar 29
10%
76%
;,
Apr 29
36%
6%
:;
Nov
52
10%
15 '
"
Deo
170
36
/!
200
178
Deo
.
10
10%
*6%
lift
Mar
Deo
9
Jan
Oct
36
*32%
Feb
25
Jan
9
39
Jan
5%
75%
•r
10
Apr
49%
Sep 24
32% Nov 21
10s/8
60%
Uan
101
37
36
*34%
16
lo
130
10%
•114%
7
18
110% Jan
-
:
n
~
July 25
Anr
63% Sep 20:
5
36
♦111%
r
54 •*
27 y» Feb
2?
Deo
121% Deo
100
(The) class A
Detinning Co
Preferred
Waldorf
'
p
Jan
30
118% Nov
preferred
30%
1
98%
-Jan
11 y» July 22
* Nov 23
100% Oct
Wabash RR^ 4% % preferred._».100
-26%
26%
20%
*26
6%
V
27
24
128
•
41% Nov 23
*85%
/'{
16%
91% Nov 15
36% Sep 12
pfd—100
IOC
*233/4
26
20%
27%
Coke 5%
500
17% •:i83/8.;
26%
27%
26
26%
20%
27%
9%
*)'
?/
Jan
83% Oct 19
No par
Visking Corp
.y h
j v
4%
21
30
-
pr6feredlXll--100
183/4
"103
17%
25
20 %
15
Dec
10
20% Apr
y W ;•
>
H
68
8,40C
117%:
35%
'
Nov
15% Sep
>
pref_^___—___100
Vulcan
3,800
*23%
28%
3C
16%
17%
20%
:
100
11
17%
20%
iff
Dec
8%
31
15% Oct
Virginian R$ Co
1,20Q
10%
23 V*
*27%
39%
35
16%
26
26
400
23%
25
*23%
24%
25%
Va Iron Coal &
/ 140
160
105%
17%
17
*23%
1-jt
Sep
Jan
50%
4
Nov 29
35
5
34%
104
*103%
104
104
105
*104
17%
16%
44%
'""6%"' diy iiartic
Va El & Pow $5
90'/
16%
xld%c
15%
i-;-.
Nov
46
17% Nov 22
—1^100:;
Va-Carolina Chemical
4C
243/4
11 r.
23%
10%
'
Works
preferred
cum
1'8%
r
v
12.50
Chemical
3Vz%
1,300
700
*63
: 106
*105
105%
105
106
*105
•
61
663/4
*145
Chemical
Victor
300
""^119'^.
*34%
i.__No par
5% hon-cum preferred-«-^-_ipo
•
5%. -'5%
*130
of Am
Corp
Vicka'Sfirpv^dt ^ac'Ry—.l—l-TOO 1
100 %
393/4
34%
*60
Vick
40C.
*43
-
*17%
*61
35
93"
1
*83
140
*130
•
'
66 3A
39%
34%
35
140 "
*145
160
.
'119
44
39%
39
*33J/2
*130
140
19%
50f
16,901
100%
88
;■'/
35.%
.,97
-42%/ 42%
68
67%
88
42%
383/4
39%
■*33
140
'
32
17
May 14 / 200% Apr 23
25
Vap Norman
^>_2.50
Van Raaltp Co Jn'c—
^__10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co^6%
*34
xii9 r; 119
119
*83
88
•83
66%
66%
*118%
118%
2,706
♦85.
•
*
'
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Aug
55% Jun
••'.•„■
..
18%
*85
~
42%
42%
101
100%
6 '/
6%
42
102%
102%
"■'-•••
*
Vanadium
18%
93
*85
96
42
*101%
*118% 119
&
187,
1
35%
34
*85
93
96
35
23 V*
Nov 22
105 1:. 82
1,900
v-i8^ >18%:
19%
/ 34
35
*34
93
j!4
91
Highest
* per share
14
V
wviv*/-.
I
No par
——100 '•.
$ per share
y 93/4 Jan 28
Sep
3
Sep 10
19 Y4 Sep 24
8% Jan
share
293/4 Jan
100% Nov 22
.
Year 1945
Lowest
Highest
^
$ per
20% Nov 22
48
Sep
9
4% Sep
9
7% Oct 10
1 1
L_1' i
—
;
$ per share
7
■—L50 vi./ 41
-preferred —L—
Universal Pictures Co Inc__
220
Lowest "
.
2
V 8%
3,900
If?/
83 %
non-cum
ii Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal Laboratories Inc
'2C
'27%
82
-
No. par
preferred t«;
:__25
United Wall Paper Inc
cum; conv pfd___
28C
1
par
Stockyards Corp_
II
United. St^rv $4.20'non-c :2d pfd_5
$6 conv referred ——_No par
f
8%
; ••
.
v.-^r
18%
i
Range for Previous
Range Since January 1
•
,
,
Co__
v;;:/V
'
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J
United
4.80C
20
:8%-
27%
f:
45
*18% '
27%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
%/
-
6.80C
I—
;
103
94
*84 V*
86%
•'
77/a
7%
.*41%
8%
v
YORK
Shares
53/a
»
*96
91%
8%
*198%
26%-
26%
85%
5%"
7%
/,//''
3.40C
48
*
19%
•91
2p3::
NEW
'
*41%
•198V2
/
21%
'*46
•PLP.S,E)P
the Week
share
20%
103
7% ;
7%
45
*41%
93%
STOCK
-
s
V
$ per
EXCHANGE
5%
.7%
-
Nov. 29
8
/
19%
8%'
25%
V
48
*97-
"
\
•
5% /
7%
■
-
:
*91 Vat
:
W*46
•
8
>:
STOCKS;;:
'■
Sales for
Friday
•
$ per share
21
-"7^
%
45
8%
*20%
104%
*97
7%
y;'
.48 ■
5%
5%
V-7%
♦41%
19%
8%
•
*46%
5V4
*./:
7%
45
21%
8%
108
*s%
*97
;7%
21
.
8
8
7%
*98J • 103
"V%
r? *
Nov. 28
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
Thursday
yi*oy.2t:-
Nay. 26
share
$ per
(l
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
tilGH SALE PRICES
AND
32% Jan
?
/Highest
S per:share
47%
Deo
21V* Jan
31
13%
Jan
24%
Oct
"15% Oct
30
35% Jan
17
19%
Jan
31%
Deo
57% Sep
2*
39% Jan
70%
Deo
15/
26
83% May 31
31 < Jan 29
20
27% Sep
Nov
Mar
No par
34% July
——_1
; 8% jmi
vdWhan distributed.
x-Kx-diridendB
yRx-rlghts
44
Deo
»'
"irn/AWt'i /
,J
COMMERCIAL'&1P1NANCIAL (JHRdllicaLE
THE
Transactions at the New York Curb
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Railroad
and Miscel
Number of
Week Ended Nov. 29, 1946
Saturday—-.—
Monday-^
Shares
.
\
1,072,130
2f,613,070
Thursday——
'
'2,759,000
3,555,000"
4,577,000
5,699,000
786,860
1 081 $65
Wedne^day^^—
$128,000
279,000
1
' $2,316,000
624,180
,
—
Stocks
United States Total
Government Bond
Bonds*
Sale*
—"
!
$2,444,000
$40,000 >' 3,078,000
Foreign
Bonds
Bonds
228,000
368,000
'
r
29,1946
Government
201,195
$2,000
27,000
$125,000
259,025
118,000
304,530
235,000
363,225
163,000
277,901
.
Wednesday.
ITbrgdayii,
iftSday—
,*
,, ,
155,000
V
24,000
13,000
$2f000
1,000
147,000
-
L.
$1,268,000
$18,906,000
4,578,205
J
1945
>•
$20,246,000
$72,000
[f
Holiday
v
...
Total
1,405,876
176,000
--
'
•;
30,000
* 185,000
—•
$796,000
Week Ended Nov. 29
.
4,578,205
Stocks—No. of shares.
343,412,844
333,406,740
9,479,231
.
|Dtdck^Nd.o£ shares.
Bonds
$72,000
Foreign
CO. 2,795,000
18,906,000
Railroad & Industrial.
.I,
mm,
•
'
".nt ^
w
73,607,400
1,405,876
1945
5,821,120
Domestic!.,——.^
96,796,160
v
1,142,122,700
38,888,300
Foreign government.
2,016,394,500
Foreign corporate-.-,.
*'V ."'1/
n
$41,730,300 $1,234,531,600 $2,120,554,410
$20,246,000
Total..
■
.1946
Bonds
$7,363,750
$18,801,500
$47,000
1,268,000
tr.S, Government—!
Total
Stock and Bond
—
Averages
Below are the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonda
listed
on
the New York Stock Exchange as tt>mpiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
'
Stocks
i:-
.Bonds'
i
'
'
■!
o'.;
30 i
20
Indus-
November 25-—-
;
TJtill-
Rail-
trials
roads
165.10
Date—
November 23—!_
48.19
10'
'
|
ITotal
15
;
65
10
Indus-
,
First
10
Second
Graded Grade
10
Utili-
Total
40
ties
Stocks
trials
Ralls
Rails
ties
Bonds
34.55
60.41'
103.50
109.70
90.25
107.01
102.61
102.52
102.46
>
34.39
60.30
r
165.23
47.80
109.32
90.15
107.10
166.94
48.51
34.77
60.98
103.48
109.21
90.11
107.05
November 27—168.34
48.90
35.10
61.49
103.56
109.47
90.14
107.01
102.54
35.45
62.14
103.55
106.99
102.70
November 26—
„•
November 28—
November 29——
•
-
103.51
;
Holiday
169.78
Holiday
49.68 :
riflUAT
VVLCiULT
-
-
,
109.72
90.54
TLAIfLI
NOTICE—Prices arei "and interest"—except for income and defaulted bonds.
C&sh and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the week's range, unless they are the only transactions
tne week, and when outside of the regular weekly range are shown in a footnote in, the week in which they occur. «No account is taken of such sales in oomputlng the range, for the year.
The italic letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in eachCftietfier month when (the bonds mature, <
'<>»- '
'
t C:
"i
■;
-T;
»!!■■■
^
,.-v,
glknres after decimal point represent
!•". '■
'
;
Saturday
'• Nov. 23
Monday
one
or
mole 82d of
a
of
poinU
Range for Previous
Year 1945
Friday
Nov. 25
Nov; 29
<
Highest
Low
High
Low
High
Low
*103.3
103.5
*103.3
103.5
*103.1
103.3
*106.17
106.19
*106.16
106.18
*106.15
106.17
♦108.24
108.26
*108.23
108.25
*108.20
1 08.22
111
Nov
111.27 Apr
*111.19
111.21
*111.15
111.17
*111.12
111.14
*102.17
102.19
*102.15
102.17
*102.14
102.16
112.17 Aug
105.14 Jun
1 114.25 Dec
106.11 Mar
*107.8
107.10
*107.7
107.9
*107.4
107.6
108.27 Aug
*112.1
112.3
*112.29
112.31
*111.22
111.24
112.10 Jan
♦112.16
112.18
112.21 Jan
*114.3
114.5
113.2
Lowest
High
"
106.13 Nov
;
109.24 Mar
110.15 Mar
113.20 Nov
k-?
r
*102.31 J.03.1 ,
*104.16 104.18
,*10541 105.13
*104-18 104-20
.*106.7
106.9
*104.6
104.8
*103.22
1 03.24
*i03.9
103.11
*103.7
103.9
*103.6103.8
,*103.5 r 103.7
*l01.3O 102
*104.28
104.30
'*101.30 10^^
*105.11
105.13
*103.12
103.14
*106.22
*102
*102.6
1(12,2 f
102*8.1
*102.9
102.1!H-«-*l02.9
*102.8
.
•
102.10
*102.8
^
102.13
>6402.6
■
-
'■<
■
102.2-4 j*lQ% ^102.2
102.8
302.11
102.10
:■
-
*102:5
'•
*102.8
,102.10
r?;.
*102.12
*102.12
102.14.':
*102.12
102.14
*102.1T 102.13
*102.16
102.18
*102.15
102.17
:*i02.17;'402.19
*102.13
102.15
102.14
102.14
*102.1^^2.14
102.16
*102.13
*105.2 :105.4
*101.2
and
101.4
*100.31
B,d
■
102.7-
102.13
•102.14
101.1
asked
price.
102.14
*102.12
102.14
*102.9
102.11
*102.9
.
,
102.11
*102.14
102.16
*102.10 102.12
:
1
102-.1&"*102t13~102,15
*105.1
;
104.15
^102;10
*102.8
106.24
*104.13
*102.11' 102.-13
'
r?i04;3rmi:::
*101.1
101.3
*100.31
10Lt.,..t 100.30.J01-.
No sales transacted
*101.1
this
day
101.3
a
*101
Odd lot
101.2
,,,*100.23.100 31..
transaction
?
i
'
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Jari.l to Nov.29
1946
1945
Week Ended Nov. 29
1946
;
;
'260,000
.
Total!
1'■
$127,000
■
'
'
k,
Total
Corporate'
"
'
(Tuesday
v
-
.
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
Shares)
Saturday•
'
Monday--.—,,
6,067,000
——
Bonds (Par Value}
of
Week Ended N6b.
•
4,807,000
-
"
Holiday
(Number
3,850,000
30,000
2,000
265,000
——-
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks,
Monday, "December 2; 1946
Jan
"
113.30 Oct
116.16 Deo
Volume 164
Number 4547,
i-tVCj"' i'"
/-
'
,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
^
2849
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING
'
BONDS
New
York
Stock
:
Exchange
'f..'
.'.Friday
Week's Ranee
Interest
' Last
Period
Bale Price
or
BONDS
Friday's
Sold
High
January 1
No.
-
•
Colombia
(Republic
113%
.
113% 114%
38
.
A6s
113%125%
>-
y
-
3a
of
Oct 1961
1927
external
▲Colombia
$
Mtge
bonds
Bank
6%s
1947.
1952
REctor 2-2300
York
Stock
J-D
1953
120 ; Broadway,
t
1949
Czechoslovakia (Rep of) 8s ser A.1951
AGtd sink fund 6s
▲Qtd sink fund 6s--__
1947
P-A
.1948
A-O
m-a
IAAntiquia
(Dept) coll 7s A
iAExternal
i A External
▲Exterial
s
▲External
sec •
21%
mm
A-O
*21%
r
24
87%
,21%
21%
r/: 'mm; f;
"
r
21%
18
A-O
18
.is
18
4- ■#
J-D
(Commonw'lth) 5s of '25.1955
J-J
ioi
;
= '*
33 •;#;
v
;
External
5s of
1927
.1957
1949
st-s
106
106
1955
102%
j-j
;
5«',V
mm
•
i' ;
V 40-
.
106%
103%
#
1978
J
J-D
64
62
64
?
A-P
69.
69
A-O
.61;
69
61
37
«
.
a-o
Sim
64--.
•
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
; l
88
:',y;
A-O
1952
J-D
•54
; ; 62%
■
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V'u-rA;
;•
58
..
:
.
.
*
—
•
63
36
65
(Int reduced to 3.375%)— .1979
External $ bonds of 1944 (Plan
B)—
3%s Series No. 1
3%s Series No. 2
A-O
-55
53%
--■
55
63%
65;
65
•63%
—
;
65%
63
65,
62
65%
65
•62%
„
3%s
Series
No.
9
*82
Series
No.
10.
:
No.
Series
No.
12
Series
No.
Series No.
Series
No.
15
3%s
Series
No.
16
17
11
61%
-
•60
3%s
Series
No.
33/4S
Series
No.
Series
No.
20__
3%s Series
No.
21—
33/4S
Series
No.
22
3%s
Series
No.
23
%
65%,
64%
Series
No.
18
,,
Series
33/4S
No.
55 ya
55%-
*61
55
60
~5
62
62
62
1
1
56
65
,
65%
65
66
54%
*61
55
65
63
56%
•61
69
55 V*
?
(Rep)
A 78
:
Af-S
100% 101%
6
—.—1958
F- A
101% 101 %
11
——1950
J-D
102
MS
1977
m-a
1976
'I
,1—1961
ARy external
■:>
J
.
A6s
v;:
AGs
95y«
98%
—I960
•
X
1961;
-1957
;
1961
■
14
-
2i%;.*
37
18
18%
7
17%
18 Va
140
#17%; 17%
17
s
f 6s 1st
"17%:
17%
J-D
1960
ser
18*
M-S
35
A-O
30
3
w
•
AN*t loan extl a X 6s 2d ser—1961
y ^
J ,/ .C,;
V'V'
=
;
21%
6S..;..,.«..^94Q;
(Rep of) gold
AiMzs assented^—
1958
▲Stabilization loan s X 7s...1947
assented.—^
1968
,
•
AExternal sink fund gold 8s..—1950
20-
20
A-O
A-O
17%
'
74 y*
•
19
*22%
J-J#
1963
17
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1948
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1936
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1972
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1998
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1948
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1966
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'
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1951
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Memphis Div 1st gold 4s
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1961
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1976
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mtge 2%s_1975
see
100%
1955
debentures
For footnotes
;
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38
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93
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58
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1951
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14
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1989
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1951
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A
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146
1
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1994
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.
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1963
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/
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/
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;
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Cincinnati Union Terminal—
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1951
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...1996
due
4s inc
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1st
f;:
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1951
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i
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1946
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109
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4s_—^
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4s
,
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1963
cons
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35
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^
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mortgage 3%s
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^
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94
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7
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gold 5s
,
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7
'92% 100
——
135%
31
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1st.mtge 4S set AioOa•
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4%s conv Inc ser B
Jan. 1 2044
l6p%
109
97
103%
*
Ann Arbor 1st gold
4s..—.^.1995
Adjustment gold 4s
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.
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A2d
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107%
98%
110% 114%
97
126
7 v
101;,
38%
•
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159%
99%
.
114%
1962
debentures
3s
a
118%
100%
7—___.1961
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vJ,
■
....——..1986
i___.
971/2
1997
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2030
2%s debentures
1980
\2%s debentures——1975
2%s debentures
2%s
mtge inc (conv)..
mtge 3%s
;' 'V.
1956
.;
326
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101
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i
1982
Chicago Gt West 1st 4s series A
1988
AGen inc mtge/4%a--~—Jan 12038
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—
3s conv debentures
'
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;
113% 114
1970
A Gen
1947
West 1st gtd 4s
107 y*
104% 107%
124
39 /"■ 41/4
1985
mtge 2%s
Chicago & Eastern 111 rr— <'u.
1948
Allls-Chalmers Mfg 2s debs
Am &
Foreign Pow deb 5s
#123
r,^,1958:
series B
o._
1977
1st 8s ref
■
Alleghany &
138%
«i26
1949
1st & ref mtge 3%s
K
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gold 4s
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105
20
•
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18
7%
136
11
105% 106%
138
IQBft
,
6
105 y« 106%
1992
Ref &4mpt mtge 3%s D
1996
Ref 8s impt m 3%s series
e—..1996
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1989
99%
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100
*98
;•
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48
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95%
M-N
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1979
37/e-4y8 4 As extl conv_——1978
'
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jj...
,
readjustment——.1971
12
;
103
104%
106% /
.Volume 164
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4547
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
"
FOR' WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 89
BON D
New York
a;,
Stock Exchange
Friday
,
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Low
tAConsol
A
Ry
deb
non-conv
Debenture
4s__.1954
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1955
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or Friday's
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Bonds
.
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J-J
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—
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76
33
Ind 111 & Iowa
•
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1950
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Interest
Exehufi
January 1
tfOi
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York
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Range SInee
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Bonds
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.
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January 1
•
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100
>■;
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104
.
'
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Consumers Power 1st
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Baking
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.>1956
.
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3s
2%s—1975
debs
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,.1965
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1
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r
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—>--1952
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*
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deposit rets
1946
108%
101%
70
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receipts
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i
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61
46
52
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8
—
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
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—&
1986
Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s series F..1961
^International Great Northern RR—
Alst 6s series A.-—1952
75
36
■■
—
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>
86
53V»
43
5
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48%
43
:
53
1975
N Y
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Lack
1st
&
&
&
ref
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RR
104
106%
94%
95
Jones
85%
102 'A
105
102%
105'A
107%
109%
87%
*102 :
Central Pow & St 2%s.
3'As—
Jersey
107%
104
102%
87%
102%
102% 103%
James Frankl & Clear 1st 4s—
*103%
& Laughlin Steel
Co—
Western div
M
5s
ser
,C———1973
AIncome mtge due—
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Coll tr 4-6s
Delaware
Cent Amer 1st 5s B—i—.1972
102% 102%
1965
Deere & Co. 2%s
debs————1965
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Delaware,
>1956
L.
& Alst gold 5s series C
1956
SAInternat Hydro El deb 6s.—-1944
Int Rys
Dayton Pr & Lt 1st mtge 2%s
Dayton Union Ry 3Y4S series B
97'A
107%
AAdJustment -6s series A—July 1952
40
17
96%
105'A
—19931
Kanawha & Mich 1st
.—May 12042
Power
&
Light
3s
47
1973
a Certificates
1936
;
A Assented
ARef & impt 5s series B;
deposit.—:
.
——-——
1978
1965
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108
108
108
108%
106'/a
109
106% 107%
—
108
*
-
107%
106%
110'A
106%
109
Det Tol & Ironton RR 2% ser B..1976
tSADul Sou Shore & Atl gold 5s__1937
Duquesne Light 1st M 3s
1965
65
°6o
gold 4s_1995
A Second gold 4s
—-—1995
Detroit.Term & Tunnel 4%s
1961
*50%
91 %
32%
•
105%
108
72
108%
.
112:.
112
1st mtge 3s
98%
33
65%
1997
53%
92%
123 %
120'A
92%
.
tAKreuger & Toll 5s ctfs
75
•
45%
32%
92%.;
Kings County El L & P 6s
Koppers Co
110%
*__
*
57
64
107%
122
1961
1997
1964
1959
4%s
109%
104 :i;*.
——1961
———
unguaranteed
105
99%
ser
Lake Sh & Mich Sou gold 3%s.
Gen & ref mtge 3%s series
G—1966
Gen & ref 3s series H
-1970
Detroit & Mackinac 1st lien
107'A
104%
1950
A.———1975
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s
1974
Kentucky Central gold 4s
—1987
Kentucky & Ind Term 4%s
1961
Stamped
—1961
,
Detroit Edison 4s series F__
1st mtge 4s
■
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A General s t
Ss.^.——«-—1955
>f-
of
Kansas City Southern Ry 1st 3s
1936
<4.85%
70'/a
83'A
71
1936
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IDenver & Rio Grande RR—
8Alst consol 4s
8AConsol goid 4%S
gtd gold 4s__1990
Fort Scott & Mem Ry—
Kansas City
107%
32
105% 106%
54
104%
106 7/a
115%
115 y«
3%s registered————1997
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
1st 5s
1956
gold 5s
1995
Electric
Auto-Lite 2'As debs
Elgin Joliet & East Ry 3 'AS—
El Paso Sf 8 W 1st Ssl——
5s
stamped
120'A 120%
-1965
155
157 •"
101%
102;
102%
105
105
106%
112% 113
1950
111
127%
112"
124'%
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-1970
,
105
.
112%
—1963
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co—
S F mtge 3%s ser A.
120% 122%
*155
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Erie Railroad Co—
inc 4%s series A
mtge 3%s ser E
mtge
1st cons
Ohio
Div
1st
103"
1990
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i
5s-
;
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106%
95%
106
>f
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106
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100%
t
1971
106
106V4
%
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93
38'A
-
i
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.
.
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Guaranteed
Berg Co cons 5s
1949
Realty & Utilities Corp—
A4s conv inc debs
Goodrich
71.
1969
General
4%s series D—
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116%
—
116 V2 117
*
•: i
1990
mtge 3'As
ser
O
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ser
P
1982
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ser
Q
2010
—V
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1961
-
129%
140%
96%
99%
107
101
,99
94%
114
114
1037/a
104
114
Atl Knox & Cine Div 4s
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.
,
88
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96%
95%
|
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1st mtge
.
& coll 4s ser B
105
1975
100
2015
—
1st mtge 3s
^1966
Metropolitan Edison 1st mtge 2%s_1974
Metrop Wat Sew & Drain 5%S-a„1950
JgAMet West Side El (Chic) 4S..1938
Michigan CentralJack Lans & Sag 3%s
1951
107'A
98
104'A
104
,
98% 101%
1976
Hackensack Water lst< mtge 2%s..l976
Hocking Valley Ry 1st 4V2s
1999
t§AHousatonic Ry cons gold 5s
1937
Household Finance
Corp -2%s
99% "104
gold 3%S
—
1952
—
150
100
104%
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1949
Hudson & Manhattan 1st 5s A——1957
109%
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;
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75%
s
94
113%
f
|
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I
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80% ?;
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--——Feb 1957'
&
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1970
f 5s series A—1962
45
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—
96
—
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Jan 1971
inc ser A—Jan 1991
1st mtge
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Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
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•
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Prior
4'As
1962
1962
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40-year
>
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1st
gold 481
1st gold 3'As-
1951.
trust
gold
4
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1955
1952
101
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1951
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1955
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103
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—v.1951
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2000
1
64'A
103
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——1949
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r1980
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1981-
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102%: |
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1951
*
93%
—
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1951
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97%
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!
23%
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1977
1978
series F
A Conv
.
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1966
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101;
ref 5s
&
—1975
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j
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95%
1953
Litchfield Div 1st gold 3s
,-.1951
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—1951
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1951
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101'/8 lOl'/s
;
1955
——
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*
.
A
.1952
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5s
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110
104
ft
1961
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p-——
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1951
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1951
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1965
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i;
119
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96
96
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js
111%
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106
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105
102%
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104%
77
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94
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1960
1954
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1959
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see
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—
1963
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f
1963
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—1986
2%s debs_1970
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—..1965
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1954
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98
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2000
89
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1976
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1966
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1947
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1952
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1965
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—1951
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1962
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4
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1954
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1953
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1954
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2000
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ser
75
1964
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2015
1970
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Alst mtge
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101%
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bonds
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1977
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1956
,
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1959
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1947
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1950
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116% 122%
—
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:
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1960
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:
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87
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109
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110
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——.—1965
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gold 3%s
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s
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109 V2
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1949
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1953
83
deposit
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1967
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(Wisc> 1st mtge 3%s
1974
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guaranteed
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1948
Ohio Edison 1st mtge 3s__
1974
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1975
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1975
Oregon-Washington RR 3s ser A..1960
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j! 1st St ref mtge 3Vis series I
1st St ref mtge 3s series J_i.
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2%s
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&
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ser
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119
C 100% 101%
/V-.C47% 48%
...
1984
1085
•
L
77-.;
97% 7
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103 Vi
105
3
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b
.
104% .109% ;
m
52
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55
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104% 107%
97%
99%'
103 '103%
102% 106
:
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7 :
2
105
-97% 98 i
.103%
103
103%
i
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:123 % 1
110% 128
122% 135%
98
-
-
145
116
.
48
3.—107
:v7
124
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,
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,
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1965
1952
7
7-*105 V4 106%
1968
mtge 4%* series E
V
90% 102%a;
06^84%'* 93 Va ^:
49
■» 91s;
97 --A'
.
7 7
100
,115% 116
dollar____May 11948
sinking-fund 4 Vis
1960
General
92%
86%r 87
..91V4 91%
7 98
100
~
4s
'91%
■
• Vl"' '
.119% 120%
119%.
_.__1965
Pennsylvania RR—
Consol
•
•
r
90%-106% '* •
J 92% *110% ' '
105-v-107
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!
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:55/r^;03 ; ^108% y i
131
99
; • j,
ctfs.J^' 1952
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3V2S1.1.1960
Pennsylvania Power St Light CO—
1st mtge 3s
—1975
v.
94%^;/
105% 106%
7
106% 112% V;
101
108.
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3
26:
100% 100% U-v
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.
4s
129%
:
—
%
f
.
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105%
1
..
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94%
.
...1985
——
s
•
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106%
132%
35
2
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*106% 107%.
101 Va lOlYa
..
...1977
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines—
3Vis conv hie debs__f__
.T^,_1960
Pennsylvania Co—
1
-w
107%
105 V*
106
f gold 4V2s-.._1955
Paterson & Passaic G St E cons 5s_1949
I*'"
.
105:/
105
;
44%
106 V
100
*129%;
108%
100%
;
106% 106%
1979
N
debentures
Paducah & 111 1st
.
1971
1st & ref M 3s series'M
& ref
*14..;
1970
1st St ref M 3s series K_
1st & ref M 3s series L-.
1st
.
100
1966
•
,
42'
;
fOgdensburg & Lake Champlain Ry—'
A 1st
-
20%
24 ri
9
*103% 104
105% 107
*_. ^
106r:i
>Ref & impt 4V2S series
A——2047
Ref & impt 5s series C__
St
106%
109%
74
42
•9%
j
125%
107%
48%
1940
1941
stpd
4%s stamped
1974
Ref
;
I ;
109
?
108%
-
1934
liARutland
4s„ 1997
a
109
-w
t A Rut-Canadian 4s
1966
registered
Gen lien'ry & Id gold 3s
3s
registered.
1.
t
88
■
125%
1977
1967
•
4s
1 r
%
Rochester Gas Ss
Gen
1946
Pacific Ry prior lien
49
59 y8
Norfolk Southern Ry Co—
A Gen
mtge 5s conv inc
2014
Norfolk & Western
Ry 1st gold 4s_1996
North Central gen & ret 5s
a 1974
Gen & ref 4Vas series A
Northern
61%
104
U5%
06
t!AR I Ark & Louis 1st 4yas
1943
3 V2S
101%
103
102% 103 Va
1949
Gen mtge 3%s series H
Gen mtge 3%s series I
..1940
4%S
coll trust 4a A
97%
97%
103
f
r
,104,.
Reading Co 1st
ref 3 V8s ser D—1995
Revere Copper & Brass 3y«s
1960
'ISARio Grande West 1st gold 4S..1939
A 1st cons &
73
90 %v,
104% 107y*
105% 105%
1963
,
•'.4%
74>/2
1965'
gtd 4s
N Y Queens El Lt & Pow
3%s
N Y Steam
Corp 1st 3%s
'■ j:l H AN
'
ill
100
101%
10%
4%'' - 5
101 Va 101%
10
?
..1955
N Y Power &
Light 1st mtge 2%8_1975
NY & Putnam
'
'
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June 1992
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
4;V
29
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER
&
BOND 'SVA'AAA;
'
York
Exchange
Stock
V
Last
Bale Price
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
4 Friday
bonds
Week's Range
Friday
"
Interest
Period
New
■t
Sold
Low
Last
Period
Sale Fries
l.'~,
High
Week's Range
.
Interest
Exchange
January 1
No.
High
Stoek
York
New
Range Since
Friday's
or
Bonds
Bid & Asked
4:---
low
High
Sold
No.
^
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Rang* Bines
January 1
Low
High
W
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Ref & imp M 4s ser C
Ref & imp 27/8s series D
Texas
Corp 3s
deb
Texas &
Pacific
j-j
1985
A-O
1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
1st & ref M 3%s ser B—!
4 1st & ref M 3%s ser C
*
'Wabash RR.Cd**-.'-^?:
2019
I
1st
mrn'J*
*128%
4:4;
103
ar-N
S'V;. ,'v
—
103-
■
106% 107%
106%
44'
128%
-4
:
103
17
105
Apr
F-A
108
Gen mtge 4s lnc ser A
mtge 3%s ser B
—1971
.1990
A-O
2000
*101% 102
A-O
J-D
gold 5s
Gen & ref M 3%s ser E
1985
95
^
95
128
Ward
Baking Co
(subsordinated)
100% 104%
10
-4V:'
93
2
rl00% 101%:
101%
J-J;4
Texas Pacific-Missouri—
95
128
__
101
127%
37
984
'
v:
Pac Tenn RR of New Orl
3%S—1974
•—103
J-D
102 %
100
100
-100%
20
58
57
59%
119
J-D
*100
101%
JH-S
1960
*101%
J-J,
Jan 1960
A-O
impt 3%S—1960
Trenton Gas & Elec 1st
gold 5s—1949
Trl-Continental Corp 2%s debs—1961
82%
101
6
Western
103
Western Union Telegraph Co—
1st 4s
4%s inc
A
ser
U
Union Electrlo Co,of Mo
3%s
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s
tSAUnion Elev Ry
(Chic) 5s
1971
1975
Union Oil of Calif 3s debs
2% 8 debentures
1st
v'J-j'
1976
S Rubber 2%s
Af-S
J-D
84%
85%
44
104%
9
M-N
West Shore
2361
J-J
Registered ———————2361
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s
1949
103
103
94%: 95
101% 102
A-O
M-N
100
1959
M-S
101%
Gen
ref M
&
102
30
72
108
12
108%
101%
101j3 104%'
Winston-Salem S B
102
48
:
93%
24
99% 100
101% 104
7
1st 4s
105% 105%'
A-O
J-J
101%
99%
104%
•
ACertificates
72%
•
23%
23 Va
Af-N
•21
deposit
2%s
Service 3%s
1971
J-J
1976
J-J
Public
Wisconsin
Power
1976
4
87%
V
56
51
22%
'
100 %
102%
109
—
*98%
65
20%
,
100%
*109
4
jl, 58
v*-»,
32
23%
—
.
*—
J-D
:U
v 90
117
65
'
-„
of
Electric
Wisconsin
102% 106
■'* 123
103% 103%
*117%
•
72
' '73%.'
—
J-J
1949
109 Va
99 % 104 i-j
104% 108
100
•4U
103%
94%
91
63%
106%
M-S
§ ASu & Du dlv & term 1st 4s—1936
99
11
53
65
,r
—
Af-S
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
100% 101%
68%
1970
1958
l§AWisconsin Central 1st 4s
A Certificates of deposit
99%
'
106 %
73
1960
14
107%
*
9':
•
66%
68%
103%
102
,
101
71 %•
68
71%
;
v
101
4
102
.101
M-S
' 109
73
58
142
1992
2%s series A
Wheeling Steel 3% series C
Wilson & Co 1st mortgage 3s
99
103
94%
104%
1st 4s guaranteed
116 Va
85%
85%
79%
;
J-J
34
109
111
Va
96
83%
81%
'81
M-S
101% 105%
10113 101%
103%
10113
■■
1976
Universal Pictures 3%s debs
105%
83
107
34
*101% 102
1966
debs
Af-N
102 %
103% 103%
103%
F-A
1991
grant 4S—
debentures
Ref mtge 2%s series
C
United Biscuit 23/4S debs
107%
106
105
•
.
Af-S
112%
34%
J-J
—1947
& land
117%
105
■
109%
*102'A 103
J-D
2%s
U
A-O
1970
'V
113%
1
2C
108% 109%'
'
A-O
1967
Union Pacific RR—
105
May
1951
-
Westinghouse El & Mfg 2%s
2% debentures
lUVs 1 11'/a
111%
Af-N
1945
A-O
1960
25-year gold 5s—
30-year 5s
104
101% 101%
108%
1950
—1951
Funding & real estate 4%s
68 %
104%
102%
106% 106%
J-D
J-J
2014-
Western Maryland
110
56%
101 %
115
*113
J-D
1952
105%
110%
103
1
103
_
1967
110
Pacific
*■
1966
3%s
mtge
9
57
*101% 103%
F-A
West Penn Power 3'As series I
95% 107%
11
107%
57
106 %
97
97%
107
Q-Af
Gen
:*i. '100
..
—
101% 101%
m-a
i
105%
>:um
F-A
83%, 99
10
101
95%
97%
:
A-O
Washington Terminal 2%s ser A—1970
Westchester Ltg 5s stpd gtd——1950
88 Va 104
49
„
1970
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s——1948
106
*99
debs
1st ref gtd gold 3%s—2000
Warren RR
152%
5%s
'4 87%,
.87
v
Af-N
Walworth Co conv debentures 3%s~1970
—1970
?'-;io2
90
Apr
A
•
Third Ave Ry 1st ref 4s
AAdj income 5s
Tol & Ohio Cent ref &
Jan 1981
AGen mtge lnc 4%s Ber B_Jan 1991
1st
137%
109
~
110
i-:
Deferred delivery sale not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot eale
the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's range.
rCash sale
included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
,
:
^
...
§Negotiability impaired by maturity. fThe price represented is the dollar quotation per 200pound unit of bonds. Accrued interest payable at the exchange rate of $4.8484.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganised under Beotlon 77 of
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies. ^
*
r -»
\
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transaeted during current week.
a
Vandalia RR
Cons
cons g 4s
f 4s series B
s
series A—1955
Virginia Electric
& Power Co—
1st & ref
mtge 2%s ser E
1975
Va Iron Coal &
Coke 1st gold 5s__1949
Va & Southwest 1st
gtd 5s
1st
♦—
115
111
111
'*—
115
114
115
101
106%
Jf*S
*100%
109
A-O
1995
100
109
106
Af-N
ser B
50
—
109
*105
J-J
——1958
Virginian Ry 3s
101% 101%
M-S
;—J2003
s*
cons
included in
F-A
M-N
1957
104
109
123
99%
104% 104%
not
115
ABonds
103% 113
selling flat.
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NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
notice—Cash and deferred delivery aales aw
transactions of the week, and when selling emtalde the regular weekly range are
disregarded In the week's
a footnote in the week
in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
WttU year
lor tne JWS
y>
ft ,>v.-'V-v-'.-v't- 'V-i■■■■•-•
In
-•
In
•
.
the
le
following extensive list w:e furnish r complete record of transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on Saturdayi
Nov. 23 and
md ending the present Friday <Nov. 29). It is
compiled from the dailj[ reports of the Curb Exchange itself»and is intended to include every security,
whether stock or
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current y6ar. /
^ ';;v
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RANGE
•
;
STOCKS
New York Curb
Exchange
——uatrrudcb
ENpiNG NOVEMBER 29
Sales
Range
Last
WEEK
STOCKS
Week's
Friday
.
FOR
for Week
Par
of Prices
Low
Aluminum
A
D
Alloys
—-—1
Last
Inc
"6%
—1
8upply Mfg olass. B—
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores—&
Ainsworth Mfg common
6Ya
3
3
•12%
Alabama
Power
preferred
"3%
5
pfd___
r
-
,
1
"3% 4*
3%
3,300
26
25
17
100
17
common
Industries
Ltd
6% preferred • •
American Bantam
71
,.100
Car
Co
16% .17
176.
1
American Beverage common———1
American Book Co
—
-100
American Central Mfg
1
3%
150
:■
0181%,,
*3% "3%
■
American Cities Power &
LightClass A——————————————25
•r#
•
«'■<><<<
Gas
&
Electric
13
,
5%
5%
3
Nov
5% Sep
5% May ;
76
Apr
22% Jan
convertible preferred—
American Hard Rubber Co—
4%
18
Maracaibo
Co——
American
Metal
Products
American
Meter
25
Co——
2
32%«'32%"
20%*t 21%
Seal-Kap
common
Superpower Corp
preferred
11%
29
34%
34%
19%
Feb
Post
5
-7%
>-7%
_1
£1
Angostura-Wupperman
1
'.Apex-Elec Mfg.,Co new common——1
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%% pfd
100
■
—
-v.,
■
....
For footnotes see
page 2857.
19%
26 y8
w
Jun
1% V
-
1%
56%
;,x5 '/a
7% !- 8V4
x5
•46%
--7%
7%
v7%
-
-900
43
5
1,500
■;■•
Jan
:
Oct
7% Oct' !,
600
24
^
6% Nov
"T'
7% NOV
^ Jan
89
Jun
Feb
!
Feb
v5
:
12%
900
6% Nov
6
Dpt
10% NoV
10%.'Jan
6%
7%
6% pern
300
18%
Jan
22%
Feb
28
Apr
26 Va
Oct
41
May
36
Oct' *
*r4
Jan
10%
300
25%
75
25%
29%
100
38 Ye
39%
2,700
.
13% Nov
Oct,*
;
aw
<'
—
200
11
11
;
shares
r5%
5%
18,000
19%
19%
150
7%
1,100
common
.n
2.%
Bohack
3%
Feb
u
17%
Feb
4
(H C)
1st
Co
20%
63
May
40% Sep
10% >N0V
44
AUg
20
Jan
12
Mar
*
'
Feb
32
12
May
July
20
100
163 %
110
27/s
;•
1,900
4*' '4100
Sep
Oct
6
'
19% Jan
■
14
il
Nov
3% Oct
6,200
;4
__
21%
132
'23%C0eX
40V8St0l
:136;
130
«t;
21
300
350
54%
Jan
24% Jun^i
16% Feb <
•
■J;: Oct
100
3%
Apr
9% Yeb
203
July
34% Jan
40% Jan
2%. Nov
:r
'
8%
.
Nov
18%
"2% *
39%
33% May
Oct
3%-Sep
.
34
40
i———lOO
12
Jan
"18!%'Nov;
1,000
?0%'
>;.3%'" 37/a
1&3% }68 *
20Va
Jan
July
25
7%.. NOV
1,900
18% "1214
10%
Nov
17
300
7%
5
18% Nov
6Va Sep
350
7%
.
1—3
common———
preferred
67/a
19
^22 ;>':22"
1
$3 optional convertible preferred-—•
Blumenthal (S) &' Co
1—-I--*
NOV '
6% Jan
56% Jan
Sep
' Oct
39% Jan
70% May
,
A'-. 37% Sep
.oc|a;;
Nov
Bbrne, Scrymser CO——4—25,
.150
j . Jan *
^;:$5Jan- ■
■
,1-11—1•
Bourjois Inc.
Brazilian
Breeze
15%
•
A
1
Blue Ridge Corp common
;7%
:'A
—^w-30
common
Birdsboro Steel Fdy 6s Mach Co corn.*
'
4
38% Maq
.
CorpSeelig Mfg—
BlaUrier's ^new
»
1,000
1,600
300
Aug
7X0^M% 46 :"', Jan
Sep - ."^9% May
Sep
•
ii32.% tJah
*'<
r
preferred—-—a—-*
Berkey & Gay Furniture
1
if
'4'"^.- i
j..(V * '.t
•'
Bicktbrd's Inc common
!_
—1
Feb
54
''^27.'
Co
38%
Copvertible
2% Sep ;
5% Jan ' :
NoV
13 . ■:> XTrti, zi.
33 r?Nbv*- rW^May
1
;
31% OCt A
f57% Maiy *.
30 Va Oct
,57% Mayi V;
llVv'Oct;" '.'^'24% May-.
^5% Nov
'^411% Apr
f.
1% Sep
3% Jan 4
14,300
,
«-:Ua-I
Sep
"
2,500
5%^ 5%-'^
:
A14%' "Oct
20,100
S Jan
'5%
Traction
Lgt
&
Pwr.
Corp common
Aeronautical—
Brewster
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Bridgeport Oil Co
—
Brillo Mfg Co common
Class
dep rets ord reg
■
•
1,000
34%
52 Va
8%
-2
Products—
Angerman Co Inc common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
•
100
v
19%: 20%
56
5
!> .800
28%
31%
1%
•
32
33% ' 34% ir- -.425.
'•5%
10c
;
AwSOO-'
Jun
Jun
Oct
Jan
Apr
24
29 vi
$1.20 convertible A common
Apr
Nov
91
13%
800
5
7%
Basic Refractories Inc
1
20%
Bauman (L) & Co common
1
7%
Beau-Brummel Ties com——1
21
Beaunit Mills Inc—————2.50
.20%
Beck r(A S) Shoe Corp..————+1
44
Bel lane a Aircraft commonu—i—-a-a»l
168
Bell Tel of Canada
100
Benson & Hedges common——^—*
Apr '
49%
113%
13
50
i
15% Jan
•
Oct
12,000
25%
—*
Steel
Barlow &
Sep rW 5%
47
■
35%
—2
com
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper common
775
2% --',2%-:-;,, 1,500
13 t- lT37/a
500
35% ''35%5'A' !-2Q0-
"2%
.
10
series
Am
Sep
American
Barium
63% May
5% Jan
•
109% Jun
3
NOV
Feb
Jan
6
Banco de los Andes-
Jun
Oct
Rubber
ddwin
Baldwin
4-t^i
•;;;v
52
'
37%. Sep.
I*
1,400
.14
15;,v>15
•
Republics
American
„
125
49%
28%
•
Class B
American
Anchor
200
2,700
48%
32%
21%
•
$6
18%
:*3%:^4%v;A
:14
—1
Co—-——a
;
16
,
2,400
Jan
Sep
Sep
51-
American Potash & Chem class A——*
Amer
47%
.5 r
41%
1%
3,400
43%
,
41%
—
<
10% Oct
—1
Laundry Mach
—20
'American Light & Trac common——25
•V.
6% preferred
25
American Mfg Co common————25
,
y, 1,100
1%
110% 111
49%
American
.
Oct
»"
$2.50
;
5%
1%
18
43
110%
,
Nov
54
3%
11%
8%> Oct
Babcock to Wilcox Co
Baldwin Locomotive-Ufa preferred
207% Aug
2% Oct
.250
"5%
v-':'^.'i2% -May
'Sep
10 Va
10 Va
{.
Jan
31
28
7%
5
-75
;
27%
B
114 y2 May ' :
.500
48
46%
1%
10
51
51
48
.
,
a3Ya
5%' 'A
31
Feb
Jan
Oct
v
.<•
51
preferred--—-^---^---~--100'
American
!
25%
26
Jan
52%
300
3,500
55
55
<
115% Feb
Sep
9% Oct
1% Oct
,,.400
*7% ^8
7%
~6
Jun i
'Jun
8% Apr
;\:! ll ': Jan
;
NOV
9 %
i,4oo :a
,
•5%
5
pfd—100
Feb
107 v*
4300
11%
300;
*
*
Va
8
90% May
121
116%
,
American General Corp oommon—lOo
$2 convertible preferred-v——.-i-l
:
Mar
) Jan
Oct
4V,4-~
—
Class f
B-A-——1.
American Cyanamid Co common
10
American & Foreign Power warrantsAmerican Fork & Hoe common
•
4% %
15
Ameriea-
Oct'
1
9% Sep
110% Oct
...2,100,:-
10,.^ 10
10
—£1
rects reg—J
1
Co—————50
Corp warrants
—
:—
Atlas Plywood Corp
—
1
Automatic Products
——1
Automatic Voting Machine
——*
Avery (B F) & Sons common——5
6% preferred —————25
Ayrshire Collieries Corp—......
—1
May
Sep
::6ep
dep
Atlas
15%
^
60Q|
.
-
American
29
*112
Sep:
18% Sep
100
19% ,19%
loo
•;
48
.
10%
Atlantic Coast line
Jun
Nov
60
1,050
9%
^ vi
Coast Fisheries-—
Atlantic
May
15
3,000
72
112% 112%
19%
*
12
16
Novr
■
66%
„V,
112%-
*
common
common
*
10%
Atlanta Birm it Coast RR Co
Aug
Sep
1
;
Oct
'
12%
Associated Tel & Tel elass A—
111 y
3% Nov
11%
Aug
Jan
22% Jan
9% Jan
133% Jan
Oct,;
——2.50
Equipment Corp—*
American
•.
V 15
NOV
3%
10
12%
Associated Laundries of
,
4%
4%
——10
preferred
Associated Electric Industries-*•;
26
U
•
—
Aluminum Goods Mfg—————
Aluminium
30
10%
pfd
Products (Mich) common——5
Altorfer Bros Co common-.
*
Aluminum
Nov
4% Aug
85% Oct.
Aro
4%
4%
..
High
low
57/a
3%
3,800
1,500
10,200
IV*
•6
..
4%
4%
Arkansas Power & Light $7 preferred.*
Feb
,
'.
_•
common
Ashland Oil & Refining Co—*
Oct
17%
8
300
Gas
Range Since January 1
-Shares
Jtigh
113% 113%
7%
class A non-voting——— *
Apr
Feb
23%
5%
38
;
Feb j i
21
Oct
107
Allied
Co
300
90%
89
4%
6 %
Novi
26%
Natural
Common
Jan
5«•
7%
.
k
,3% Nov
p-' 8,500
45
26
preferred
P
100
•
6%
•
1,000
;
8%
*
3
50
Alaska Airlines Inc
Alles & Fisher common—
Allied Int'l Investing $3 conv
Aluminum
Nov
10% NOV
'12
Nov
NOV
45
4%
.-10
Southern
4.20%
2%
^,606;
'
Jan
for Week
•of Prices
low
•<.,,l
Argus inc
Arkansas
Jun
13%
•
Nov
10
Air-Way Electric Appliance
Great
3
1,500
12%
3%
Aireonr Mfg 'Corp common_________50c
convertible
To%"
22
4% Aug
100
I
Feb
30%
Oct
20% Oct
Convertible preferred
60c
Nov '•
8
700
?
'
3'A
..—3
Air Associates Inc
(NJ)„—
Air Investors common—
Alabama
400
11%
.Par
')
-:-y^ Sales
Range
Sale Price
■
High"
Nov
4
20
-..-------—5
Products
8%
8%
Aero
'j,'
100
10
Co.-
F
Aeronautical
Lowppr:*
5
common
Acme Wire Co
Range Since January !
High
ACF-Brill Motors warrants
Acme
Shares
Week's
Friday
New York Curb Exchange
"
Sale Price
•
—1
.20
22%
~4%
~7%
20 A
21%
17.,
"4%
7%
20%
"•a;i«rei..200
20
22% ^er5,io6
17%
•4%
8
20%
4
v
-—15
1,200
300
900
200
Sep
■
3lJ/4 Apr
4 27% Jan;
'44 31% Feb
Oct
5% Feb
4 - Sep4 31
Feb
25
Nov
: 12%
Apr
6% 8ep
18
24% Apr
Sep
-
,
Feb
4 36 v Jun
.
37- .AUg
4
23% Apr
British-American Oil Co
I EfitiSh American Tobacco—
Am dbp greets ord bearer
Am dep rets ord reg—
18%
15%
33
A
?;
Oct;
-
...
21 % Aug
-
16%
a-'-l:
Nov
16%
Oct
1
24%
Jan
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THE COMMERCIAL
Monday, December 2, 1946
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR
v
STOCKS
^ Friday
New Fork Curb Exchange
Shares
Range Since January
Low
High
Last
Exchange
New York Curb
for Week
of Prices
LOW
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
-■•/./'.'■LastRange
Sale Price
WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 29
Sale Price
1
Low
tar.
High
Dennlson
Week's
Range
of Prices
11%
Mfg class A common———5
—100
10%
Sales
for Week
High
11%
..
1
Detroit
Steel
Devoe &
Am
Co
100
12
Nov
18
Steel
Dominion
Tar & Chem Co
Dominion
10
Sep
Oct
Oct
1
3,700
3
Nov
8% Feb
Jun
41% May
3,900
__
38%
22%
83%
Jan
Oct
70
—*
dep rets
ord
Corp
common
Duval Texas Sulphur
& Fuel Assoc common
East Gas
Apr
96
65
Feb
110
May
Oct
12
Feb
Jun
24% Mar
1,000
5% Nov
10% Feb
700
13% Sep
9%
£1
•
-1
*
reg
common
'
Sep
Oct
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Test
:V
36
95
200
10
Duke Power Co
21% May
22% Sep
107
July
Sep
*
x
28% Apr
22%. Apr
.
11% Mar
*
Ltd
Draper Corp——
Am
24% Feb
15 %
900
Textile Co Ltd
Duro
,
500
B
Durham Hosiery class b
Aug
7% Feb
17% May
39% May
17% July
13 % July
.
Sep
7
•
.
37
1
Bridge Co Ltd
Co
J
*
25
Dominion
Harris
180
,
—£1
1
;
Dominion
Driver
Jun
May
13% May
21.
•
2% NOV
7% Sep
22% Nov
300
Domestic Industries class A com
Coal
2,100
1,000
1,900
common.
&
'
*
50o
dep rets brd regiCorp common
Dobeckmun
Oct
Feb
9%; Sep :
,
23% Jan
———10
Products--
Rayflolds Class B
Diana Stores Corp com
Distillers Co Ltd—
Divco
—.
1,300
8
1
1
Detroit Mich Stove Co common
10
145
1,800
8% debenture
Derby Oil Co common—;—
Detroit Gasket-& Mfg
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
1
LptoHigh
Range Since January
Shares
16
Apr
20
*
4%% prior preferred
——100
8% preferred —————100
25
Malleable Iron
Eastern
States
Eastern
*
*
•
Corp.—
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
$5
—1
•
preferred
Easy Washing Machine B
Electric Bond & Share common——5
$3.50
pfd
$4.20
pfd
Electric
*
*
»
formerly $5
formerly $6
& Light 2d pfd A—
..
Power
Option warrants
Electrographic Corp
|.
—1
Electromaster
——1
Inc
Watch Co common—15
Elgin National
Elliott
Co
5%
10
common
—————.—50
preferred
pfd
District Electric 5%
Empire
Derrick
Emsco
Equipment
&
——-10c
...1'
—1
10
Equity Corp common
$3 convertible preferred
Esquire Inc
Eureka Pipe Line common
——
19%
19%
67%
68
—
Metallurgical
1
1
1
—*
Fedders-Quigan Corp
—.1
Federal Compress & Warehouse Co—25
Fire Association (Phila)
10
26%
148% 152
Airplane
&
Brewing—
Fansteel
149
25%
Engine
Fairchild
Falstaff
1%
1%
15%
Fairchild Camera & Inst Co—
13%
13
142
100
—5
'
York
First
15%
$2
5<*
Corp
I
(M H) Co—
$1
to
10c
common
pfd
div cum
Fishman
.
1
Stores
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Am
£1
ord reg
rets
dep
Ford Motor of Canada—■
—.•
•
Class A non-voting
Class
voting
B
Ford Motor of France—
dep rets bearer
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Amer
—
1
(Peter) Brewing
—1.25
Franklin Simon & Co Inc—
1
Fox
4% %
$3
Stores
1
C0-3———■ ■■■
—*
stock
conv
Corp
Gatineau
5%
-—}
•—
(Geo A)
Garrett
10% Xl0%
50
pfd.
conv
Franklin
Fuller
Co
common-
preferred
—
—
14
3% Nov
Gen Electric Co Ltd—
dep* rets ord
Amer
■
5%
Fireprooflng
f
pfd
(A C)
Preferred
Gilchrist
CO——
Glen Alden Coal
Gobel
Godchaux
■-..Class
Gorham
10
—
-24%
-9
00
-*•
26
—
.
15
26
.24%,
-22%
15
30,
10,900
v-
i5%-
200
1st
Greenfield
Tap
Stores
Gypsum Lima <te
Alabastine.
Davenport Hosiery Mills—
Davidson
Brothers
Inc
Dayton Rubber Mfg class A
Dejay Stores common.
:
conv.
For footnotes see page 2857-
Jun
24% Jan
v
26 %
jf
24
.,f
Oct.
Jan
1% Sep 1
Sep
46
Hall Lamp CP—
Hamilton Bridge
Hammermill
Co Ltd-.
Paper
;
-.
Jun
If
69
44
107
4'
53
71
47 %
Feb
Feb
•
Jan i
Jun1;
Jan
37%
131
NOV
f^37-i;iSep:
16%
Sep
13%
Jan
xlll% May
>
12% Sep
I
if
Aug i
5
Jan
14% May
% Nov
1
SY# Feb \ |
22% Apr:
93
•
|
Jun
28
Feb
23%
100
Apr
30
12% Nov
4% Sep
57
Sep
stock
$4.40 pfd
Gulf States Utilities
29 Ys
Feb
Sep •
17% Nov
,.,,,..5
1
:
f|
55
10
pfd—25
*
100
25
& Die
*
Products common—25c
common
preferred
Sep
6% Oct if
43% Jan if
In© class - A—.
Non-voting
111%
17% Nov
Great Northern Paper—
Grocery
Jan
18
:
—*
Mines———1
Co—50
Grand Rapids Varnish—
Gray Mfg Co*-*-;———*
Grayson-Robinson Stores*.—1
Great Atlantic Sc Pacific Tea-!—
1%
6% Apt
103
Mfg common
Graham-Paige Motors $5: conv
:
110
May:
115% Nov
:
2V
1
*
Gorham
|.|
52% Sep
Consolidated
Goodman Mfg ■
|
Apr
Jun
OCt
51/2-Nov
prior preferred
$4.50
Goldfield
Jan
19% Oct
-.1—
B
23%
140
NOV
110
2.50
Inc common.
Sugars class A-—
109
3
•
—:——5
(Adolf)
Nov
.
H
92
———
Globe-Unionr, Inc—.—
Apr il
111% Jan
;—*
Gladding McBean & Co
Gleaner
Harvester Corp—
31%
11% Jan
:—1
*
-i,
*
——*
common
Feb
85
$5 preferred-——i.———
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Gilbert
Apr
12 %
20
Sep
104% Sep
Plywood Corp
Giant
Feb
10%
3% Sep
—
100
i,
1
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
General Shareholdings Corp com
.1
$6 convertible preferred—
j—•
Georgia Power $6 preferred
•
17%
NOV
8
—i—10
common
General Outdoor Adv 6%
General
NOV
7% NOV
1
common
preferred series A.
General
'
18% Feb II
•
14
reg-——£1
Finance Corp
General
Jan
4% Nov
1
*
Alloys-
Jan
97
100
Gellman Mfg Co common
General
8% Nov
5
*
common———
Power
Jun
Feb f
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NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
'
RANGE FOB WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER £9
Friday
New York Curb Exchange
Week's
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Range
for Week
;
of Prices
Sale Price
■Svv;«,iiv'c
Hartford
Light
25
Hartford Rayon voting trust ctfs
1
Harvard Brewing Co
—1
Hat Corp of America B non-vot com..1
•4
'.V;',,'.. vt
64
4%
■
33/4
75/8
14%
1,800
4
14%
113/4
19%
12%
1,200
13% Nov
11
Oct
123/a
19 "
13
4,100
11% Sep
21
12%
»
12%
14%
.
T%
Jan
htinJhg Co^LLi:
Stella
Helena
^So
-
Rubinstein.
123/4
21
*
..■■Class A...———_i—.
Co Common——
————2
•
375
',12%
f>Vz%
■:;/
.Louisianb 3bahd
16%
10%
Oct
18
60
103%
Sep
113
9Q C Noy
,..,9.
Oct
92
103/4
;
253/4
/
10%
10%
*,
700
63/4
7%
*
2,600
•
.
«%
800
23%
; Hoe. (k) & co class X—
•
Holly /Store's Ino-r-——^------^--^--1
Holophahe Co common.—
Horder's
Hormel
Inc
& Co common
Hardart Baking Co
& Hardart common.
Horn
5%
—'j--*
Hummel-Ross
Fibre
Hurd
Mfg
Lock
&
—5
1st
1,100
48% Jan
10
Mar
6 Ye Nov
17%
19%
•
mmmm
1
18.
Oct
100
45%
Jan
13.
10% Oct
7%
40%
—
—*
8
44
43
Oct
12
McCord
22 V*
400
44
Sep
Jan
.
Corp
McWilliams
—*
Dredging
Memphis
Menasco
6%%
&
7% Apr
Messabi
63% Jun
—•
Scott
-
-
preferred
A
Iron
1,300
3%
6,000
1,100
15%
155/8
l
$V* Oct
Textile Corp
Participating
preferred
5%
—25c
—
"i3/a
"43/4
"6%
1
5
6
Co common
•
*conV preferred
5 °!c
Dividend
Illinosi
arrear
Zinc
Co
25
26%
50
■
20
53% Sep
81
Oct
23
.
573/4
58%
165/a
16%
16%
17%
16%
17%
1,300
14% Nov
5%
5%
200
11% Xl2%
600
5% Oct
11% Sep
13%
13%
200
21%
21%
100
58
ctfs
*
common..
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Am dep rets regis..
Imperial Oil (Can) coupon
£1
*
Registered
—
15
300
.
—
■
Preferred
Apr
Ireland
—JE1
Indianapolis Pow & Lt 4°/o pfd
Indiana Service 6% preferred
1%
preferred
Insurance Co
of
International
~
18% Sep
30%
100
109%
112
Jan
Cigar
Machine
International Hydro-Electric—
88
90%
21
213/4
*
Preferred $3.50 series
5.0
International Investing Corp——1
International Metal Industries A
*
47%
46
600
90%
213/4
82
Sep
39
300
73%
28
International
Petroleum
Registered
International
Utilities
100
12
14
3
3
100
12%
11%
30
Investors
Royalty.—
'
—1
Iron Fireman Mfg voting trust ctfs—'*
Irving Air Chute..
1
Italian Superpower A
•
12%
28
5
•
common—
Interstate Power $7 preferred
30
.
3
1%
19%
20%
8
1,400
ls/8
1%
1%
a
300
Class
Julian
A
&
preferred.;
Kokenge Co
12% Sep
6% Nov
26
1,000
5%
Oct
17
100
15 V*
Oct
25
Oct
14%
300
6%
65/8
600
6
53/4
6Va
163/8
163/a
163%
*
—*
33,.
Kansas Gas
Corp
& Elec
pfd
Kennedy's Inc
Lamp A
(Walter) & Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
63
63
54
12%
1
—1
1%
(D Emil) Co common.——,
(I B) Rubber Co
--i—10
4%
189
A
1%
4,900
1&
:
100
26
Cofrp common————
Kobacker Stores
.———i—1
Krueger 'VBrewing eo—
8%
s*•' 'A'P<»-
V"
<-jvl*•/t
Lakey. Foundry &
Machine
,
——1
-
6% -P
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lane Wells Co common—1--—
4%
preferred.——
9%
National
Feb
.15% Jan
National
29%
National
Jan
123/s
400
13%
3,100
Langerdorf United Bakeries class A
*
v; .ClaSS BlXXX—-X—^'i—.
Lanston Monotype Machine
__5
La Salle Ext University....———...5
2,600
1,600
73/4
/
Apr
Nov
82%
Oct
28% May
/
.
9%
Oct
4J/a
6% Nov
Sep
•t.
43
24
Sep
17% Nov
19% Nov
Neis'oft
•
''***? /V;-;v.
•■'.':'/23%
1,500.
Feb
6%
~
J4%
•
NOV
Sep
U 5% Oct
12
Union
Sep,
15%
.
'31
85
10% Jan!
t
26
,
Qct
Feb
Apr
Jun
«Aug
24% May
7%
6y* Nov
Nov
,Realty common-ti-«--.-ix«..l
103/4
103/4
100
~1%
"1%
10,300
29
29%
Prior
preferred
Oil
Development
\——25
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc.——1
Leonard
Material
Line
Lionel
Co—
...——...5
Corp
10
Lipton (Thos J) Inc 6% preferred—.25
Lit, Brothers common—
:„
400.
15
14%
15%
1,600
23%
22%
23%
900
9
"9%
.
600
Loblaw Groceterias' class A—
f!la fcc
Locke
Steel
Lone
i'.
.
conv
preferred
5
L—:—1
Star Gas Corp common—
For footnotes see
'page 2857.
.10
'
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*9%
tlVz<
•'
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24%
"9%
1%
t: 17%
17%
.
::
1
«'
£
..
Founders
:
Nov
1,200
3,400
9
Sep
Nov
15% Jan
5%
■'
:
Jun
83
Aug
20% May
XP*
14
Sep
17% J»n
12% Nov
.22% July
700
r
,
11%
1,500
1,800
ioy# oct
2
3 Vz
33/4
7,100
3% NOV
103/8
10%
200
10
11% Oct
10% NOV
13
14
11%
300
7%
6%
85%
25
4
900
14'A
400
l\y*
100
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4%
3,000
2%
2 V*
63
•
22
Apr
22% July
North Amer Light &
]
Noinav
Mines
tl8% tl8%.
$6 preferred
Power common—1
—~—*/■/
70
Mar
19
104% 105%
220
70
.56-
8y4
117%
102
,
26
ill
95
1121/4 Sep
100 ;
210
■
Feb
Jan
Jan /*
vi
15
May
123% Feb
8%
42,500
—300
'9%
117
101
«S-'
Peo
X35
10% Nov
104% Nov
56
NOV
200
120
Sep
Apr
:
13,600
;
1,200
:
f
11%
12%
4,400
3% Feb
4
■■■:.
11% Oct
1%
9 V*
13% May
/ 26% Feb
T
12% NOV
%
83/4
--
Electric—X.—i-i—J
.
12%
12
9%
2
-18%kay
^9%
11% ms
Sep ?
21
Nov
/;■ 45 ■,./'
56
1
—
Sep
541/4 Feb
.
105
——-——..—8
J&n
81% Feb
11% Mar
4Va July
75
Nov
32
8% Nov
2
700
Aug
163/4 May
21
juiy
-
■'
Apr
142
,
optional Warrants—^ X%
Niagara Share Corp dasS B com
5
9%
Niles-Bement-Pond,j-i
• / H%
Nineteen Hundred Corp B
12% Jun
1083/» Jun
n 35
.21%^
58
Sep
3%
14,1/4
100
1
19
12% Oct
21%
7%
Apr
Jan
22
..
8
14%
-7%
Feb
24% Feb
116% Nov
6Vz Oct
50
116% 118%
,/tl8%
pfd.100
Sep
Sep
Sep
79
675
Jan
4% Feb
14
Get
6
1,750
8
873A
15%
Oct
1%
:/
23% Mar ,/
x263/4 May
11% Nov
21
Sep
400
11
B
Nipissing
373/4 Sep
1%
shares-ii—r'
/Sep--:;i"
32% July %.
30
Feb %
'33 '
38 ;
Sep
3%
lsti)referredXXiiXiiXX*XiX-.X«100 ► 3X7%
2d preferred:^———-——100
102
Class
May
Feb
29
1,600
1,500
Rosario—
Niagara Hudson Power common
5%
41%
-
13%
,
-
40
3,300
14%
87%
~~~~f20
N Y Water Service 6%
Nov
9% Apr
/49% Aug
60
10%
—_;10
N-/Y- .Merchandise.LX.-^-iX--»-v-—i-10 '1V;.
N Y Shipbuilding Corp— > / /
.
"
, •,
N Y & Honduras
26% Jan
Mar
6,300
N y/Auction Co common^.—^
N Y City Omnibus, warrants
—
,
;
Jun
56
13% NOV
20
25% Mar
Chain
.Jbn
;
12
103/s Nov
33/4 Nov
500
.
4%
44
-
.
Oct
^6% /Feb
:
Logansport Distilling Co
27 y4
.
29% Mar
—
"9
1% NOV
11
30%
New park Mining Co—^
New Process Co common—^
14% Jun
45
Sep
3% Apr
9% Jfan
37% Jan
~i%
'
12%
(Herman)
N Y State Electric & Gas $5.10
Lefcotift
•■,:.ll7
liyt
1%
1
—30c /,
Radio
$2
preferred..
...i....—*
New England Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co—*
J*OV
?3% Feb
;r14.,/Feb
6% NOV
15%
13
300
'6%
1QQ
"■
19% May
18% Jun
1?
100
i;
Sep
Oct
Nov
20
.
18
New England Power. Associates—^..—*
6% preferred——100
Apr
.34% Apr
37.y4.July
Oct
300
23%
:/-14';/Y 14%
14%
14%
10
30%
J9 : •• 'XX ■
Neptune Meter common
5
13
Nesle Le Mur Co class A.^———. 11%'
■
11% MaV
2% Feb
<
31 a Jan
•
600
'450
50
11%
'Jdea Xno commbiiu^.—■
New Jersey Zinc.....—u.
—25
—
Neyr Mexico & Arizona' Land...^^—.1
4
65/8., ».
Jan
10
12%
30 %
12%
12.50
Transit
National
4%'%
12%
15%
5% Feb
10%
181/4
14%
—
—
National
;
63/a
,
221/4
4
14%
»
National Tunnel & Mines common
12% Mkr
6%
i,ioo
32% Apr
160% Apr
36
Jub
21% May
43%
Mallinson Fabrics
—..1
Mfg & Stores common
1
Pressure Cooker ,com-;^-i—.2
Rubber Machinery
*
Steel Car Ltd—————_*
National
Apr
600
:i5%
.
25
——
May
16%
,7%
.10% Jan
2
Sep
7% Sep
223/8 Oct
132 V* Oct •!
3,900
2%
8%
25
10%
.10%
1
*
94
10
(I5%
'
v
17%
*
Corp new common
115
900
12
12
5
Mines'Lfcd—./^—i
^•54%, Jun
Oct
Sep
10
Bellas Hess common
T%
•••'»•
Laclede-Christy Clay Prod
May
180
/47
21J/4
New
Lake Shore
.
210 V*
25
*
Nov
10%
L
'Feb
18% Jun
Jun
23% Feb
80
19%
x—100
Aug
16%
•
--
2%
2%
*
National Fuel Gas—
32%. Jun
Feb
10
10%
6 ."
> >3
Sep
11% Jan
5
*
:
•; 20% Feb
/! 10% Jan
Nov
5
,
B50
189
,
18%
Aug
12 Va
1,200
Kleinert
Knott
33
54
1,800
7%
26
—
700
,
39% Nov
15%
5
63
40
4%
1
3y8
16y4
3
4,100
1,000
/
ga/s Nov
2,200
'51/4
5
1
—-—1
common
Jaxl
20
Breweries common
National
1,600
7
43/4
7
i——1
103% Oct
2'S
10
July
11% Jan
107% Feb
37
Apr
'
6% Sep
1,100
9
J an
6
19% May
50
Nov
Jun
124% Jun
11% Nov
50
13%
29 V4 Aug
/
Nov
17% Jun
,
Nov
6
1,900
55
13%
*'34
"
105
9%
112
54
1
Ltd
13
250
—
100
100
Kirkland Lake G M Co
~%Vz
11%
11%
100
pfd B
Kirby v Petfdleum.^-i.^——
Klein
~6
5
preferred
Kings Co Lighting 7%
i% preferred D
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Sep
5% Nov
—
%.-*
Kidde
Oct
18% Jan
200
19
*
Co- common——
4%%
17,500
5
Ken-Rad Tube &
Key
8
121
8%
24
24
24
*
500
8V8
National
100
•;
3,400
35%
105
National
8%
8%
1
7%
9%
33
'
,
Nachman
Kaiser-Frazer
Oct
2% Nov
8% Nov
18
common—j
Co
4.4% May
Sep
10%
Jan
Feb
OVi Jan
May
7
K
Kawneer Co
3,700
common
Power
35
47
Jan
31% Apr
13%
6%
1
3%
9
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Muskogee
1
-i
400
preferred
States
Mountain
J
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co—
Jim Brown Stores common
12%
2%
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Jeannette Glass Co common
12%
City Copper common—r,—5c
Mountain Producers.——
10
Oct
1%
50
———10
Mountain
Nov
Aug
0% bet
-
7
Nov
3'% Nov.' :
900
Montreal Light Heat & Power......—*
Mo.ody Investors partic pfd
•
Morris Plan Corp of America.^.^.l0o
7% Nov
>
28
450
3%
Refineries
Montgomery Ward
ii or
Oct
.9
19
575
7%
Jan
irrv.
30
3%
CorpJ——
Monogram Pictures common
Monroe Loan Society A—
Montana Dakota Utilities
Oct
1%
1,100
73/4
20
24%
Apr
6
31"% May
,
25% Nov
50
26%
29
i——*
Molybbenuni
Jan
20 V*
,
15Va bet
Missouri Public Service common—
11
Sep
27% Nov
1,900
400
l3/8
w
24%
24% Apr
Jan
3%
Jan
;y\'l43/8 May
Nov
63/4 NOV
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota P,& L 5% pfd
Jun
35
iih
1,200
*
:
12% NOV v
12% NOV
13,400
12%
10
Safety Razor B
International
14%
12 s%
—*
:
Products..
International
125/s
14
shs._♦
coupon
shares
oct
20
700
20%
—
Co——
conv
5%
;
14% bet
'
Piping & Supply com
4%%
International Minerals and Chemicals—
20
1,800
is1/*
26%
•
Abrasive
Miller Wohl Co
31% May
Sep
dividend shares
Oil
Mid-West
Jun
4
'OCt,
r
.
l77/e Jan
r
Products—
Midwest
Apr
18
Oct
15% Jun
*
.i;
Midwest
33% Jan
20% Oct
200
47%
~
non-cum
Mid-West
Jun
North America...—10
Steel
c—
West
^Midvale Co common
Jun
123
Corp common
5
Oil Corp $1 conv pfd——
$2
112% Aug
100
3%
t
v
Mar
93/4 Feb
NOV
9%
16
15%
Midland
Jan
100
3%
i8y4
Midland
Jan
14% Jan
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
10 %
15%
16
1
Class B
Middle
Jan
15%
9%
9%
1
;
14% May
2% Oct
'9
Middle States Petroleum class A v t c.l
7% Mky
15%
—
Jan
112
May
11% Jan
Sep
8
/
——*
.——10
Micromatic Hone Corp
Apr
17% Nov
11% Sep
12% Jan
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—v..T—5
39% Apr
Sep
4,200
1,700
26%
12 Va
v
5% bet
1
2.50
Michigan Sugar Co
26%
Nov
■
.
53
15,
Michigan Bumper Corp—
Michigan Steel Tube
I
Power
SYs Apr
Apr;
Jan
'■■8Va
Sep
Sep
4y8
16,600
Apr
Apr
24
87% Apr
3% Nov
l4yt Sep
109
)9
—106
Co——
;
Sep
5Va
.
——-
-
Metal
6%
3%
223/8 Jan.
47
Feb
25
700
18% Apr
•
.
9Vz NOV
800
31
6% Mar
"
Oct
36 r Oct
125
6%
"3%
1% Oct
Sep
9
;
2,800
Oct
May
19% Jan
//■/'• 4% Jan
12 Vz
400
•
'TIV//
9%
303/4
—1
Warrants
383/4
11
Natural Gas common——5
Co
Chapman
12%
27 y4
.
14
31
1
Mfg
Merritt
14%
103/4
12%
383/4
*
*
2%
13/4
2
mmm*
*
common
8y4 Nov
2,700
1,100
./■•v
Oct
4%
"iv* "9%
"9%
V
Illinois
8% Jan
34
60
21% May
40% Jan
20
30
Ltd—™$1
Co
Mead Johnson & Co
July
3%
Co
$2.50 preferred
July
59
6.,
250
*r*r
5
56% May
22
Mass'ey Harris common.X——X——•
Jun
37% Oct
1,400
42
_
2% Oct
Oct
300
3%
v/»
30
Mass Utilities Association v t o—_—1
21% Jun
37
(The B)
Communication
50% Mar
300
7%
1
Hydro-Electric Securities—
Hygrade Food Products—!
1,300
.
13
— —
common
500
25
47
67/a
*
preferred
7
24%
47
6%
—-5
.
16,800
•
MaVcohi Internat Marihe
75% May
*20% Jun
15 Va Jun
19%
117
Apr
26% Apr
1
common
Marlon Power Shovel—
33% Jun
—5
stk purch warrants
Huyler's
$ep
60
Apr
15% Aug
Sep'
Jan
111%
14% Sep
Ma'pes Consolidated Mfg Co—*
.47% Jun
115% Mar
May
.150
58
common..
Manischewitz
May
29
59%
S:-9%
*
2
Sugar optional warrants
Mangel Stores
July
45%
170
26
f.
*
Corp
Co
Hussmann-Ligonier Co
$2.25 preferred
Com
39%
112
.
Manati
Feb
15
Aug
32% May
25% July
3Sy4 Oct
100
100
(Harvey) Inc
Oil & Refining
Humble
38%
—
17%
Feb
140
*
preferred
Hubbell
60
363/4
4,400
Apr
108
Jan
9*1 V* "Jun
Sep
9.
19% Sep
35% Sep
«*•«!»
36
*
Horn &
,6
.
3,000
*
—
(Geo A)
6%
12%
!
45% May
;
Sep
Oct
Noy
22
—V*
11%
12%
65
375
117
Oct
Oct
70
50
P
26% Jan
Sep
53
——lo
Hollinger Consolidated G M—.——5
72
Aug
13,300
l'/a
.79
Nov
,f ?,
24
103/4 '/
Light $6 pfd
i% Feb
-
psplorationj^^XXXl
At
Lynch Corp.
High}
/
Apr
May
30:
92
90
90
25% /
LOW
High
,
Afcr
15%, Mar
vV,,.
106% 107
106%
preferred W W—-100
4% preferred
w^ w__—100
Henry Holt & Co common
—-1
Heyden Chemical common—————-!
Feb
48
Nov
19
1
Shares
26%
300
..
Heller
/
preferred A ctfs of dep
preferred B ctfs of dep————
9%
.
Louisiana Power &
K
;
Common ctfs of dep
Feb
23% Apr
11%
'
Long Island Lighting Co-— '
9% May
TV* Jan
Sep
3% Sep
7^/b Oct
200
!
for Week
tow
700
.
Oct
Jun
300
.
•3%
3%
60
72%
Sales
Range
•
•f Prices
Bale Price
High
tow
•
20
7%
Depfc Stores cobmon—
Range Blnce January 1
Shares
High
64
4%
•
——
Heam
Low
64
Week's
Friday
Last
'
;>y;;
;
Par
Electric
:'y
x';i! ■/.'•ST O O K S',://///■;.
New York Curb Exchange
20% Apr
53/4 Feb
rti.sep;
-
*83/4 Sep
•
lit Oct
ffr/ij
.
16%
if ,;
V
6y8
/
53/4
18%
6%
148 / 150%
16
NOV
5% Sep
Sep
132
!'
35
Jan
12 Vz Mar
164
Apr
.
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDING NOVEMBER 29
Friday
;
STOCKS
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
00-0
Range
for Week
York Curb Exchange
New
Low
Class
B
North
500
34
35 %
"4
4%
RR
-
7%
21%
Jail
Nov
ioa% July
Sep-'
ill
Class A $2
United
Samson
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
32
Sep
59%
26%
Oct
8%
8%
1
*
9%",:
8%
Nov
29%
Sep
,} 15% Apr
40
Apr
Co
Schiff
Schulte
(D A)
Inc
O
4%%
Co
Oklahoma Natural Gas common
Old Poindexter
American
0<,<,
shares
8%
5%
■
Pacific
Can Co
1st
Pacific
common
$5
1st
40%
Tubes
103
>.
330
•
-11%
—
•
common
Feb
May
109
117%
27
—
?
f 'Jang
Pan
American Airways warrants——
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela Am shs—
Paramount Motors Corp,
,__1
Parker
Pen
Co
3%
11
•
__
5
•-
3iy* jun
v
14%
1
39
.50
39
: 20
Jan
59% Aug
Oct
I
Peninsular Telephone common—.
$1 cum preferred
Pennroad Corp common—
;
Penn-Dixie
25
-
Perfect
Circle
Co
•
84
31
May
Sep
9
Jan
—:S*
—
29
5'A
5%
540
3%
100
64%
7%
40%
on
••
•
——
700
.,
750
40%
-39
t
Governor common
Plnchin Johnson Ltd Am
„
com
:tr*.
Nov
15 y«
'y
13%
'
lift Oct
i.
d
20% jan
Oct
'•t'.'i.i- '-■yf.'-d1;
5%
9%
5%
1
2
11
—
50
52
5%
11
50%
840
52%.;
5
8%
8
8%
7
6%
7
;
8
500
5%
5%
2.50
18%
•
—
•
2,300.
6
15y2
Sep
,
—
•
—
13%
—
39%
6
Aug
260
6
Mining
Prentice-Hall Inc common—
Pressed
Metals
of
America—
9%
.1%
2
16%
17
35%
17
200
',
/
Sep
73
W;
1,700
1,900
1%
•
3,300
—
8%
9%
—1
class B
Providence Gas
.
250
lft
VA
...
V*'
38'A
37
lft
*
1
—
Producers Corp of Nevada-
Prosperity Co
38%
g
1
.
Sep
Sep
90
49% Apr
'
12
Jun
Sep \ ' 374.
Jan
,
95
102% Nov
1,400
,
12% Nov
29% May
Nov
15% Jan
7
7%
2,200
7
3
3%
12,000
3
6Va
1,700
-
1%
3
Oct
13%
8%
•
Oct
Apr
7% Feb
6% Nov
Oct-
1,900
31%
Sep
39
33%
33 %
33%
40
31%
Jan
43
30%
30%
200
5
V2
1,800
v
5
v
.
Public Service
—
Apr
29% Oct
100
p::.
7%
1st
100
preferred
Puget Sound Power & Light—
0: $5 prior preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National
Co
common
Jan
112
May
111% Feb
122
Jun
106%
—
—
6%
6%
6%
200.
23%
;
—
5
Pyrene Manufacturings——10
22%
23%
12%
*
16%
16%
7%
7%
8%
8%
7%
--
12
12 %
125
10%
10%
300
110%
...
10
,27
200
:
1%
19%
1,200
850
Oct
Feb
3%
800
900 '
23
10%
X29%
30%
2,400
24%
3%
16,500
2%
3%
400
3%
-
v.—
9%
«—
3%
*
-
6%
57/e
"
2,900
m.
———*
95
97
163
68;
—100 '
Quebec Power Co
163
330
~-
158
28%
Jan
20.
6%
11
14
2A
1
A
•
(J B)
Co common
4
13%
Finch Oil
Taggart
Corp
-
Raymond
Concrete Pile common
$3 convertible preferred
•
—
17
-
17
i
-
'•
15
V
—
'
—
r'
8%
28%
v'
31ft
32
•
$3,-'"
8%
53%
f
28
V
*
—*
Raytheon Manufacturing common—_50o
%
9
100
Jan
A% Feb
Nov
25% Sep;
34
Sepi. A
44i>a
Nov
60"Aug
29% Jan
53
'
>
>■
'
8% Nov
11,700
15
,15
Rice Stix
Dry Goods.
——•
Oil Corp warrants
%
1
1 •
6%
Rio Grande
Valley Gas Co—
^
(Texas Corp) vtc
—.—-,11%
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Roeser & Pendleton
Rolls
Am
Rome
Royce Ltd—
"/.J;
dep rets for ord reg—I—2--.—£1
Cable Corp common
—.-5
Art
Metal
Works————2.
Roosevelt Field Inc—
Root
Petroleum
•26
21% Nov,
14% Oct.
..300
-700
,
23 Mi. NOVJ
% .,1//- *' 13,,400
5%
6%
2,200
■
31%
31%
250
28ft Oct
28
28%
950
27% Oct
48
33
650
28
450
Jan
17% Nov
62% May
19%
29
--3.
-A
19 A
3 /»
3%
•
1ft '
1% Sep
8,000
Co
—
RoUry Electric Steel Co
Russeks Fifth Ave common
Aeronautical Co-/
Ryan
Ryan
Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
23
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14%
24%
16%
4%
24%
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7
20%
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Sep
Jan
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800
6%
Nov
12% May
300
29 %
Sep
37
Jan
3,800
14
Nov
29
Apr
lisy* Sep
7% Sep
9%* Oct
123
Oct
48
7%
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12%
11%
12%
37
37%
16%
14%
13%
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warrants—
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109
102
lft'
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■
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1-—•
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v
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/
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200
Feb
May
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117
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Nov
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1% Sep
9%
L
2% Oct
5%
Feb
Feb
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.'14%
Jan
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Jan
17%
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it 5%
120 r. . Jan
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3% Feb
;
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,
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40
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.
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,
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.
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110
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16
1,600
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'
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—
800
14%
*
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6%
'
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59
preferred———100
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preferred J.
r—100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada.
—1
Trans Lux Corp
^—
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100
•
Products
Todd Shipyards Corp
4% May
13% Feb
9%
11%
44%
19%
Oct
17%
700
-
4% Nov
6%
—
1
•
1
17
Sep
30% Aug
21
-Aug
21M4 Oct
600
r
20%
600
2,200
•.
•
U.
'
:
25%
lyroet-
--
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5
——
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110% Mar
i
26% May
; 15
14
~9
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Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
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'
\4% Jan
24ft|; r:,v50';>.
3% Nov
11% Oct
33
.
32%
-50c
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34% Jan
6% July
25
12%
6%
7%
2
—
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/
49% Jun
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3,500
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,
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-
15
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-
-
17%
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•
common-
7%
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3% Jan
400
14%
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Tobacco
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34% Jan
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.
—
200
F
-15%
.
24
Richfield
Richmond Radiator
22
21%
—
Engineering-——-5
17% Sep
200
Roofing Inc-————-:——— 1
Tishman Realty & Construction
1
Tivoli Brewing Co
1
Jun
-
Oct
Oct
2%
Tilo
Feb
86
~
400*' i
.; 4o-^
,
24-
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1%
-
25
Apr
•
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reliance Electric &
Inc
Thcw Shovel Co
•
22% Jun
Nov
1%
100
16'A
1
common
Power & Light
Texon
13
Oct
5
19,100
14
Nov
28 %
Corp——--10
Jun
Apr
May
Textron Inc
s
8% Jan
3% Oct
10%
13%
2,000
V
2%
Drug Co—
*
Superior Portland Cement, Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co—1
R
5%
11
Ji'/a
*
Corp——1
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"
~
10%
15%
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Texas
5%
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Feb
,
Technicolor
5%
Nov.
6% Nov
1,200
3% *-4ft '
1
•
5
Tampa Electric Co common
Radlo-Kelth-Orpheum option warrantsRailway & Light Securities
Voting common
—10
Railway & Utility Investment A
1
Rath Packing Co common
L-—10
25
"18:"' Jan
,100 -
6%"
«ft Jan
.
,84% July
i
...
1
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc——
'Stroock (S) & Co common
Feb
114
189
Oct
18
*100
26
6%
Jan
y-'-
'
20 XU May
90% Sep
10
—•
:
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72% Oct
28 V*
& Co common
97/a
m Sep
*
—
Jan
23% Jan
Oct
9%
30ff
160
Oct %
91
1,800
10%
3%
10
77/a May
7% May
Oct
Nov
60
101 % 104
;
26 r
(A)
Swan
Quaker Oats common—".
6% preferred
34% Aug
Nov
'10
10%
3%
3% Feb
45% Apr
i- 8% Feb
27% Aug
11% Sep
-
f
30%
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45% Apr
17% rOct
26% Sep
19% Sep
'
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1% Nov
300 '
1%
18%
10%
——^
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12
16
6
Sep
7% Jan
300
28%. 31
3%
3%
1%
19
30 .
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•
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Apr
Nov
137/a Feb
,19% May
.14% ?eb.
300:
*
Sterling Engine Co——
113% May
103% Sep
18
Sep
X10% Sep
300
165
Jua
7% Nov-
Nov
6% Nov
*■
•
31% Jan
140% July
—
•
Stinnes
1st preferred
32% Feb
30%
--
Feb
of Colorado—
6%
Aug
Mar
/'ST'""Feb/.
39% Oct
25
*
Stein
Jan
•
Nov
u
Udylite Corp—
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-
Realization Corp
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
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w
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Union Gaa of Canada
Union Investment Co—:
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;;
14% Jaa
10% Jan
34%
7%
7%
35%
Sterling Aluminum Products—;—
1
Sterling Brewers Inc—1
May
Stetson
fl*
Feb
Nov
T
18% Apr
10% Jan
Sep
108
-
-
—
Steel Co of Canada
20% Jan
8% Nov
..
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35
-
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.
3% Feb
,
13% Nov
24% May
10
13%
xl3
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*
Nov
r
230
v
Pratt & Lambert Co
Premier Gold
i
Oct
39
230
,
6%
7
————•
Standard Products Co-—————1
Standard Tube class B_:
1
15% May
108
248
3'A
(Ky) —
Preferred
28% May
Sep
3,500
Jan
21% Hov
19% Jun
169% Apr
115% AUg
31% May
12% July
13% Nov
25
preferrd B—_J.
Common
July
-Sep
25% Jan
^V2
•
10
Standard Power & Light——,——.-1
Jan
100
39%
6%
i
'
108
1,225
102% 102%
12.50
—10
original preferred
Standard Oil
May
27% Jan
Oct
14%
245
13
,
10
10%
100
x
:•
Sep
Sep
115'
•"
Feb
,
5% Sep
15%
4,600
;
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.
Feb
10
18%
16Vs
—
-100
-
Nov
5%
1,150
'
10
>
4Y4 Sep
1
1
•
2.78
Standard Cap & Seal common———1
Convertible preferredJL
10
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
Standard Forgings Corp
—
...1
Jan
78 %
114
Stahl-Meyer Inc
1
Standard Brewing Co
15% Feb
14% Jan
'4T
,~
15% Sep
_25c
Canada common—:
Mar
50% Nov
,_10
Polaris Mining Co
Powdrell & Alexander common
Power Corp of
I
5% Nov
9% Nov
44
■
1
Pleasant* Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Scale common
1,800
1,200
•-/
—
113
.750
Feb
10% Jan
-
3% Oct
!19 > Sep
100
136%
—
1'
1
—
Spencer Shoe Corp—.
1% M&x
1% Sip'
2,300
J
21%
^xlO
133
Jan
Jan
Jun
17
37% May
30% Jan
•
Oct
3,000
3,000
114
,•
29
-V11%
5%
12%
16%
Sep
4%
19%
X10
5%% preferred series C——
25
Southern New England Telephone—100 ,«
Southern Phosphate Co new com
1
Southern Pipe Line—
:
—10
Southland Royalty Co.—
—5 ;
•
Feb
800
5%
»
9% Sep
900
-
-.
3% {
3%
3%
50
RR—-I
1st preferred
900
15% J
-
^
6%
23
14%
—1
:y
'
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Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
-
20%
15%
.0'-'
21'A
39'A
6V2
248
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-»6%
v
7% Nov
51% Aug
63% Apr
"Nov"
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8
1,600
*
23
.
8
11
.
•
Nov
200
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July
'v
7ft Feb
-35% Feb
104% May
111% May
'1% Sep
'
300
136
1
Southern California Edison—
;..
,
<
Oct
37
3%
if
12%
4%<
100
—•
South Penn Oil common
86% Jan
.id
4%
<
7
30^
v
Oct
1,000
r •:
9% Jan
30% May
85% Sep
11% Nov
1,100
3%
22 " May
Sep
Sep
£1
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•
'
14%
~9
•
1
-100
South Coast Corp common.
I.
Jan
=
Oct
2%
6,200
1,350
12
3%
14%
Manufacturing Co
Soss
Jun
^ 117
' "-12% May
Oct
11%
12
♦
Sonotone Corp
;
—
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Pitts Bess & L E
10"%
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"
9
10 %
•
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8%
9
-
.
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9
Nov
40
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-.'21% Jan
Sep
7% Nov '
-
-
•
Pharis Tire & Rubber
com—_50c
Philadelphia Co common
*
Sep '-v.
Nov-
62
-4,400
7%
900
41SAiS
39. - -'--50
7%
--
4-
500
112%; 114%
5%
6% ^
63'A 64%
6%
.
5y«
7%
3%
112%
5%
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8%
3%
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3%
17 %
:
Oct
82
12%
•
Solar Aircraft Co
July
56
7%
—
•
;
Nov
43% Nov
3%
__1
.
52 %
200
5%
<'
2.50
—
.20
46%
8%
—1
—
Power Co_Pep Boys (The)
60
45
46%
Cement warrants
Penn Gas & Elec class A
com
Penn Power &
Light 4%% pfd—10O
Penn Traffic Co
Penn Water &
Jan
24
57
♦
*
Peppereil Mfg Coi—^..,
14%
14%
14% Nov
1,000
2%
*
Ltd—.
Breweries
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis
Sioux City Gas & Elec Co— V"
3.90% preferred
t
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Jan
13 y* Mar
-
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
—100
preferred -i-i
4%
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Singer Manufacturing Co
0 «3;.
14
Nov
Ji. 8ft Sep
41Oct
—
39
—
3
26,300
9,200
3%
ll1/*
3
10%
-
46% Aug
9% Jan
47
Jan
Slmmons-Boardman Publications—
16% May
28 y3 July
-
6,200
—
—25
common—
Silex Co common
Apr
v
Jan
3%
5,400
2,400
:
.
.
——•
—1
Co—
Sick's
July
41%
Jan
26%
•
—
•
2%
11%
3%
5
>■
46 y8
c
Nov^
108-
1,900
16%
•
Sherwin-Williams of Canada.
'V.
..
.i .36
Oct'
102% July
4%
3
1
-1
common
Seton Leather common
19% Jun
.!
10% Nov
38% Sep
1,800
.,100
36'A
103%
100
preferred
Page-Hersey
103%
•
pfd
700
11
41
200
3%
Oct
Sep
Sep
Sep
3% Nov "
19% Nov
2% Oct
Apr
Sherwin-Williams
36%
14 »A
5% July
29%
4%
29%
12%
23
1
1
Sheller Mfg
10%
40%
,10%
—25
preferred
Pacific Power & Light 1%
Pacific Public Service
$1.30
•
25
_
—'
5%
32%
12% Juri
10% Jan
>
J
1% Nov-J
;
300
5%
5
Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
7% Nov
26
Oct
Nov
32
.
5
Oct
3
3
1
common
stock
Sentry
P
1st pfd
preferred
Lighting
Jan
Jan
6% Oct
16
100
5
2,200
000
4'A
g
35% Jun
15% May
13,500
31%
:
9% Mar
Oct
8% Oct
*
Semler (R B) Inc
Sentinel Radio Corp
16%
■■<!■
•
Pacific Gas & Elec 6%
5%%
Jun
'
;
;•
800
16
High
Sep
5%
21
$5.50 prior stock
25
Allotment certificates!—-i.—
22
f
9%(
13%
1
Shattuck Denn Mining—^
Shawinigan Water & Power
7'
6%
16
•
.
& Hardware
Convertible
18% May
Oct
31
32'/2
Inc
Selected Industries Inc
55
1
.
1,700
-
'
*
Jan
54%
12 % Jan
;
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Securities
V'H''
'•/V
10
2%.
31
1
41% Jun
118
39% Sep
8% Sep
1
O'okiep Copper Company Ltd—
Overseas
Oct
113% Jun
"300
50%
Feb
6
Nov
30
10
*
'
;
;
75
9
1
United Filters B
Inc__
2%
2,900
115
49%
50%
15
Distillery
Oliver
Omar
3ft
30%
30
115
1—100
7%
3%
1%
*
common
Sclby Shoe Co—'
2%
2%
30%
4
*
common-:
preferred
3'/a
1
Manufacturing
Steel
Segal Lock
Power
.8%
*5%
25
common
Scovill
Seeman Bros
Ohio
2,800
1,900
13,600
27%
3%
2%
*
common—-————
Securities Corp General
Ogden Corp common
Ohio Brass Co class B
7%
29%
29%
Jun
Scullln
32
30%
Low
> 9%
7Ya
1
——5
Corp common—
Savoy Oil Co—:—^—
73% May
54
33%
44%
1,975
1,800
400
52%
31%
53
Apr
350
%
33 %
20
Rahge Since January 1
High
7
7%
St.^ Regis Paper common—.•
Salt Dome Oil Co
1
12%
106 :
Northern States Power class A—-—25
Natural Gas
13 %
Feb
Oct
St.
Jan
100
Northern Indiana Pub Serv 5% pfcLlOO
Northern
Lawrence Corpi Ltd-.*,—-—-•
conv pref
——
50
NOV
6% Nov
17,200
LUto
Shares
62% May
,
8
~6%
for Week
May
4
—50
Co
"63
33% Nov
34
NOV
600
5
—1
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Range,
of Prices
Par
High
LOW
;
700
*
Utility Securities
Airlines
Penn
-p-
.35
—•
Central Texas OIL.—
Northeast
"iy:X V :
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common
American
Northern
High
33%
North American Rayon class A
North
Range Since January 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Week's
Last
Sale Price
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27/8
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1,200
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•
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RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 29
STOCKS
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-
Last
New York Curb Exchange
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United? Aircraft
Products
United
Chemicals
United
Corp
United
Elastic
common
High r
-
7 LOW
^
23%
5,800
200
%
%
12,800
participating
14%
15%
22%
24%
837/a
15%
24'A
83%
/
n
700
10,500
10
137/a
Oct
Mar
Amer
United
A 7s
series
k
377/a May
85 7 Oct
United
284
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Shoe
1%
70%
71%
common—
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United Specialties
series
A7s
V
200
8,200
16% Oct
commdri^i^A^.**^
—.
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3
1,300
77;
3
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2%
3
...11 Va
3
v
500
•
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Oct
Nov;
20
4% >4%
7%
Jan
; 900-
Power
&
36
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$105%
M-S
$112 >115
2022
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Conv
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State Elec &
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■
■
10%
1
1
Venezuela Syndicate Inc..
8%
2%
145
Sep
57/a
12
Sep
2Va
27/a
12
—
13%
Sep
96 L
6 %
6
-20c
-
Vogt Manufacturing
11%
110% 110 %
—5
Oct
Ohio Power
Jan
Jan
,,
12%
24
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Pacific
110
5
34
Waltham
Watch
WeBt Texas
lO'/a
Utilities $6
Af-8
1.25
•
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mm— ww
—m mm
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
SkWilliams
(R C)
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Products
Wlllson
Industries
2%
8%
29
14%
M-S
97
1013/4
99%
97
101%
—1961
M -N
97 Va
101%
$106%
>
1948
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107 %
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1955
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108
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7
1964
J-D
1949
J-D
Corp
4%s B
(Can)
$74
81
1073/4
•
*>***'
-■
$155
California
California
$104
'105%
102%
1952
Af-S
1951
A-O
3s
1965
M-S
106
3%s
-1970
A-O
Gas
$120% 122%
99Va 99%
1971
J-J
1970
F-A
M-A
14
36
J-D
N
J
4S
A-O
-1949
Uiiited Llght At PoWef CO*—
let lien 8t cons 5%s
3J/a
108
Last
Period
Sale Price
United Light &
6s series A
95%
36
$35
40
>:
$104% 1053/a
106%
10674 106%
1959
$103% 105
:
Railways (Maine)—
——1952
105
Utah Power St Light Co—
Debenture 6s series A————3022
Etotel-^..
.■
C U ? ■.'
:
'105
$112% 116
A-O
J-D
115% 115%
P-A
104% 104%
M-S
1959
^y768%;S0r%:
66%
J-D
Penn Traction 6s——.I960
$108%-.
$106
:
—
106
109
3
115
126
100% 104%
108% 109
A-0
"2
120
4
120
Foreign Governments ^
High
$101
108%
J-J
116
Range Sine#
January 1
Sold
Low
High
102%
101% 102%
101
111%
120
124
99%
3
103% 104
1964
1081/2
55
.
101
1955
City Electric 3%s
Bond*
Friday's
Bid Ss Asked
101
Assoc T & T deb 5%s A
Atlantic
Low
7 111%
—
v
■
?
A 5s income debs
-—.——1954
Wash Water Power 3%s.———1964 •
West Penn Electric 5S——2030
10,100
or
J-D
—1953
108%
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
bonds
103% 107%
108
94
J-J
J-J
Electric
Western Newspaper Union—
6s conv s t debentures-.
J-J
7109
22%
2iS
1961
1970
2024
108%
405
$100% 102
ArO
United
9V4
Waldorf-Astdri&
•
1013/4
105 Va
105%
108
126
98
106%
$104
108%
120%
105% 1053/4
Edison
Corp—
'
A7-4s'3d stamped—U—194&
BtinneSk(Hugo) 'Industries— -r '
:;
£1
4%s
104
172%
k
105% 107%
J-D
West
Electric
101%
157
-*;•
...
A-O
Stinnds .(Hugo)
11%
Called
105% 108
.*7;
163
.
•
'-'T'f..
—1979
...V
...
•
19
10%
Associated
91
104
1073/a
1033/4 1033/4
M-N
"
—.
91
107
•••v
perpetual certificates
A7-4s 2nd stamped
1946
Toledo Edison 3%s---——^-—1908
Woodley PetroleunL—
——'—1
Woolwortli (P W) Ltd—
American deposit
receipts—^——5s
Writing Paper 6s
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
Appalachian Power deb 6s
106%
109
1970
-
Exohango
t
.
108
108 Va
$104% 105%
Spalding (A G) 5s———...—1989
AStarrett Corp inc 5s———1950
-*-10
BONDS
.
47
A-O
-
i.
•.
,
A-O
-
Light 5s
Southern
--•
14
Amer
103%
f8%
-1968
Safe "Harbor Water 4%s
San Joaquin Lt & Pwr 6s B__
Scullin Steel inc mtge 3s
10%
Curb
,
•
106%
:
10%
New York
101V4
v,
1959
13%
20
Wright HargreaVek Lt'<L—•*.-
105%
105%
14%
41
13%
8%
;
115
104
v
———-2
J; 6% preference
;
$107
I
11%
6%
18%
Inc
HI
78.
J-J
10
Inc—
Wilson Brothers common
:•
t% preferred w W—-Winnipeg Eleo common B
Wisconsin P St L 4%% pfd—
Wolverine Portland Cement—*
Wbodall
-
112% 1123/4
J-J
;p
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
5%s ; series A
-—1952
6V2
29
—X
jjy.=•>-'•
108 Va
99%
(Calif)—
a
1st' mtge 3S——
Southwestern: Gas, St Eleo 3Vis
——10
St Co—
' "'J •' -r/-
108%
104%
Southerii .Counties Gas
—1
Whitman (Wm) A Co
Wichita River Oil Corp
103%
104% 105
1971
":
-
..
Southern
West Virginia Coal St Coke———5
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Tablet St Stationery com
•
Westmoreland Coal-.
20
Westmoreland
104
J-D
^ 3 y4S
4%
2Va
1
preferred
57%
57%
$106% 109
6%
8
.
—
104
59
105
;
A-O
f±:\
1
Ward Baking Co warrants
Warner Aircraft Corp
Wentworth Manufacturing
102%
$103
J-D
36
4%
Oo_
107
104
F-A
J-J
13
—•
-
105%
Lexington 1st mtge 3s
1964
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s_1964
'
Class B
7
99%
\
Sinking fund deb 4s
Public Service of New
Jersey—
•
112% 115'/4
109
111%
2
106%
105%
99 Va
Public Service Co of Colorado—
1st mtge 3%s
12%
55%
104%
•—
110
Park
Apr
Power
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs «Xt—•
1% preferred—
100
Waitt & Bond class A_
•
101%
98%
1st mtge 3V48—
i'r 'K.-:
Power &
-
:
Waco Aircraft Co
85 Va
27
Jlf-N
1st mtge 3s
•'
Jan
4% May
11% Sep
89
36
J-D
Gas 3%s—
Vv'
•
60
103%
106 »/4
& Westchester
Ltg 4s
2004
Continental Utility Corp—
A5%s series A (90% redeemed)_1948
;
U.'
-
63
983/4
J-J
North
'
100%
J-J
N Y
Valspar Corp common
j
$4 convertible preferred
Venezuelan Petroleum
•
197®
v;Debenture ^51QS4
-H.
100
>
1969
—I——Hi 950
5s—
New England Power 3%s
New England Power Assn
4Va Sep
19% Sep
2,900
>
85%
J-J
New Amsterdam Gas 5s'-«—,.^1948
New Eng Gas & El Assn 5s
1947
Oct
20% x21
J-J
—.1963
Nebraska Power 4%s———.1981
6s series A—
——t—2022
Aug
Sep
20
Utah Power & Light common—
J^J
1952
Superpower 6s
60;
32
30
Feb
v.
—10
Universal
29
1957
—
59%
'65
32'
1952
5s_
65
'
jr
.
>>20% May
8V2 May
;
^'/a.Novvt,
22
—10
Feb
loo -;
Products Co/ common— —10
Utah-Idaho Sugar
—5
Insurance—
Power
F-A'
McCord Corp deb 4%s——1958
Midland VaUey RR—
.
Extended at 4 % to——-*-..1963
Milwaukee Gas Light 4V2S
1967
7% Jan
Oct
400
-
17%
2Sep.
1,200.-.
„
3%
Kansas
30% Jun
.
HtQh
29
28%
1952
Kentucky Utilities .48——^.-*
July
24% Apr
Mar
86
-v
12%
11%
"
.15
>
'—mm "7
U S Radiatorcomraon—iu-*u s Rubber
Reclaiming————.
Universal
Apr
7
Low
J-D
1957
-
-
Electric Power 3%S
Kansas Gas Eleotric 6s
Jan
84 Va
'
preferred with warrants..
Universal Consolidated Oil
4-1
Kansas
49 %
tmmm
International Securities—
1st
United1 Stores
12%
46
January t
Coupon) ——*1957
P
(July 1941 coupon)—
Altallan
Feb
Sep
10% Oct
i
Range for
Sold
No.
.
Aug
Sep
Sep
69%
\ 4m-
24%
23/4
and
294
Jan
8
19%
.
9%
'
Jan
1% NOV
1,900
11
U S Graphite common—*—
$5
E
Aug* 1941
A7s
Aug
43/4
il -r
'
nj
common——.
U S Foil Co class
U S
300
4mmL
Machinery
Preferred
,
8% Jan
mm mm
*»«•
RR & Canal
Profit
Sharing10% preferred
>
-1955
Debenture 6s_—*
dep rets ord regis
United NJ
Bends
^
A6%8 (Deo I 1941 Coup)—1955
"
•
High
frK ■
AGVas series C
Interstate
United Molasses Co Ltd-*-
Bid A Asked
llnternational Power Seo-^
Jan
101
Week's Rang*
or Friday's
Last
Low
May
21 Va Apr
Jan
>',
Oct
60:
Sep
20Va
47
preferred--
*
2Va
Feb
Friday
Exchange
Sale Price
34 Va May
Sep
95
•
8
23% Nov
Curb
High
5% NOV
32
—
New York
Range Since January 1
Corp——.*—..
United Light & Railways——.
United Milk Products
$3
,
6%
24Va
>11
United Gas Corp common—
\
Shares
5%
*-■>
—.
warrants—
'BONDS
for Week
Low
6%
com—.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
101
$106% 108
14
BONDS
104%
New
Curb
York
102%
Interest
Last
Sale Price
106%
105
Week's Range
Friday
Exchange
Period
101
108*
Low
or
Bonds
Friday's
Bid A Asked
Range Since
January 1
Sold
High
LOW
■>:
High
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st
M
A
1957
series B
5s
:'k 5s series C——;
I960
Bickford's-Inc 6%s
J-D
•
106% 106%
,vM-N
—1962
A-0
Boston Edison 2 %s-—-.1970
J-D
i'"!',v^f"V
'
'vi\
,
117
104%
106
104% 104%
120
115
———1954
'
81
80
81
M-S
833%
82
M-S
58 %
Af-S
104V4
Cony-deb 58-*.*i——1950 ">' ;-'F-A
•57
102%*
A-0
103%"
A-O
105 Va
—1969
Valley 7s——7—^——1948
.103
1083A
Danish 5%s
67
110%
67
112
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 6V2S stamped
58%
\
;
72
50
•
/
2%s series R___—
'
73
103%
ALima City
>
J-D
J-J
106%
<•*>.
■u
—
>7101% 1043/4
44
103 Va
'
107%
.105
•
»34
109%
7.'?
7*
;«>>> 7
7;
vt-;■
'j-,
106 Va 106%
r ? m
*102% 105
."-104% 104%
105
®
A-0
no
•
108%
cri037/a': j06%
(Bait City)—
-——1954
1952
6Vas stamped 1958
(Peru)
"
107 %
tMaranhao stamped (Plan A) ;7>
Interest reduced to 2%s
v
.Rt^}^
" ■
Tt'.,
.
>.:
Lackawanna of N J,division—
1st mtge 4s ser A-*—-——1993
W
1st, mtge 4s ser B———1993
,
J.-
A7s
(issue of
H'j
A7S
(issue of Oct. 1927)
;
•
usn
mo,
v f 7-
vv~pKei%
Rio de Janeiro
May 1927)
Green
Mountain
4s
40
—
103% 107%
124
..
T!
Power
3%s
'
7.cy
1
t,»
•No
series
Indiana
1st
ser
B__—^
Service
lien
&
ref
A_
JSTpV^
1963
(1,/%
106.
106
*103%,*^
5s
*102%
5s—J.
104%: 104%
$106% 107
Indianapolis P & L 3%s.
__
22
31%
94
94
F-A
J-J
$167:
33
$—
21
O
!.•>'•
:
$89 >;. 91
'
92
3
31%
M-S
3;..
'/mtm
,105%
-
105
-
99%
89
97%
27
32
20%
23%
31
•5^.7"..—
36
7
:«
>0
k'Ik
*? '.«
/'
•
J
'
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M-N
M-N
-sk i
$30
$31
$51
1947
•
7..
.,,.7-1
A-O
|.
mr*
..
'3
98
fi
98
$-
J-D
44
'\m~ "x
—
7
52
i
50%
53
k
20%
rr
$20%
Ta
■
50%
——
$51
J-D
.
27%
90
99%
37%
41
Tvi
-
2012
1919
1921
-T-
value,
1
102%
110?
106%
r
104
7104 >£105%?
105%
<*
^r'
103%
a
7
0;^
Deferred
delivery
liale.
e Odd-lot
gale.
t Ex-distribution.
n
,
N. Y. Merchandising Co., Nov. 27; at 18%. ,
Bid afid. asked prices; no sales being transacted during ettrrant week,
Suf, ^ at" 27%;
$Friday'a
traded
^
IReported in receivership ' *
'
>.7.Lrj.,-_ .."'.V
77:7-'>
Tdbbreviatlons Used sWe^Cod.'^ cevtyiCfttes Of de^Slt* ^'oons^ consolidated; "eram." <ramuln
*Hwr~^v^-06nvflrtlMf^"M>»;^^
"v
d Ex-Interest.
Under-the-rule sale, r Cash sale. x Ex-dividend. y Ex-rights.
following -cash sales are not Included in the year's range:
Hammermill-Paper Co.,
Ex-stock dividend;
t The
1950
par
aiA j&Bonds being
6s
2
83%
130
Guantanamo & Western 6s——1958
Hygrade Food 6s
2%_.
Goveffamenf ^eVaS-'i'-
A5%s
1948
:
85
22
J-D
stamped,(Plaa A)
redxreca 'tb
Interest
A Russian
g
AGeneral Rayon Co 6s ser A
78
2008
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s
1931
Mortgage Bank'off Denmark 5s_
1972
Parana stamped?C(PlaQ A) 7 7 • 7/
Interest reduced to 2y«s——2008
•,>
;
it I
: - 7
'
•:>
..
Grand Trunk West
•.>1:7
1947
stamped
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
t.
Eastern Oas & JPuel 3Vz8———1965
Elmlra Water Lt & RR 5s
1956
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
V; 58 stamped
—1961
78
22
M-N
78
1951
AMedellin 7s
•
Delaware Lack & Western
J-D
.1
2
78
J-J
78
,
1'
—1981
—
78
—
•
11
105% 105% "
«
1955
——-*—7-1953
5s
A-0
'
55
102% 1023/4 .7
'103 % 103%
•7,:,;v.77 >;
bas
Consol
El Lt & PVr (Bait)—»
1st ref mtge 3s ser P———1969
1st ref mtge 2%s eer Q——1976
Gen mtge 4%3-
ACauca
14
"
,
A 20-year 7s
Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
74
103% 104%
Debenture 5s—.—1958
April 1946
6
v.
84
Debenture 58———
Consolidated Gas
r
20-year 7s
Extended
5 A Chicago Rys 5s ctfs (part paid)_1927
Jan 1966
1 st .ref
110%
115%
IIOV2
«...
7 ;r;.i
110% 110%
J-J
Cities Service 5s
^.
$116
—mm
2
11
IA Central States Electrlo 5s—1948
A5%s
7
i," when Issued; "w y,^ with warrta^s; "a;
"v 10,M voting trustcerttflcatea;
w,"-without warrants.
THE COMMERCIAL
Monday, December 2, 1946
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
'
RANGE FOB WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 29
Friday i<v- Week's
Lasf
Baltimore Slock Exchange
Wednesday < Week's
:Chy^'/Xast ••'v< Bance
STOCKS '
y
fale Price
'
,
Par1"
Arundel Corporation
-
Preferred v$c
8
41% w 4Q%
100-
Pldentv
«.»nnr
*
Western National Bank———20
Transit
Baltimore
44
4s———-1975
1975
.
44
92
(
92%
99%
$16,000
10,000
20-yr debentures
87
30
—
50
50
18
600
11 %
12
450
May
Mar
Central S W pUtll tonun0n^ii^iii50b
Preferred T——
,
T?
•
-
10%
10%
35
21%
Oct
12% Mat;
16 ? 0ct
I 1l/„
; •
Wph
OO
;
35
20%
Jun
300
39
May •' !
50%
Apr
Central HI SecurCorp common—i._.l
Convertible
APr
preferred
,*
unicago Corp common
July
2
>
...
-
'6%
164
1%
13%
6%
164
'
2
60
v;
113
900
14
0%
300
166%
Jan ;*>
I
110
15 Vb
211
i
Feb
25
500
May
July
■
i
'
•
■
17% May
i
28%
Jun
•
14%
l
,
•
f
5% Feb
Jun
f
65% May
„
50
1Q3
103
'
—
r
26% Jan "
*17% Feb ; <
30% July n
.
TJrwv
*
(subordinated)_
■
250
Central -States Pr Sp. Lt preferred--—1
Cherry Burreli Corp common
5
101
49 % May
Sep
100
-
110% 111
;i,
! Jan
^
High
L7
19
13 %
21%
lo
^5% Jun
Jan
-a.
10
common-.
-
45
Jan
94
Brothers
•
il
58
£4
•'
42% Jan
44
Bing vnommon^-i-i-
'Castle & Co (A M) pommon
Central Illinois Pub Serv $6 pfd
68%..IfOf
16% JaA
42
250
19
12
Bange Since Jannary 1
Low
33%
13 %
17%
j
68
Sen
38
1
Shares
High
33
10
Piston-
Butler
May
28 ^
common..
Brewing Corp—;
Sales
for Week
"
"Burd
31% May
4% Feb
-
,.C'J88''iV-;AO%iOpt;
:
99%
92
—
-
39
4344
44
V
10
281'
Vernon-Wpodbury Mills Inc— ss:-
4%
,
Co
Al.
series
5s
Mt
s.
*
.
40
39
39
' ••'• •
_
Rn"
.
.
41% J.,, 215
40
—
^
" : 135
0%
33 %
ftorg (George'
Wo!*:.<■
$oir
21 * Noy
CO
Mlg
Berghoff
.
.
22%
22
-ays
Beiaen
Range Since January 1
Share.
High
Into
(V
22%
.
Fidelity & Guarantee Fire C9rp~-^—l(l
Mt Vernon Woodbury Mills coip_,—20
t
,
Co common *10----—<—*
i'ratiMi
bui>
pastlah-BIessing
■
Exchange closed on Thursday (Thanksgiving' Day% NotranSactlona
being made on JTfiday, the closing #al$ shown is for Wednesday Nqw07.
J
of Prices
Low
Sales
for Week
efPr^f
Ban re
;i
Sale Price
103% Nov
99'A Jan
Southerner -^eg-ia-—L-*
Chicago As
Chicago Towel Co com
Chrysler Corp common
—*
cap-
i
5
CommonwealthEdi6oncommon_28
Consolidated Biscuit common
_1
Consumers Co coin part sh
ytc B
f
hew__
__10
Domestip IndustriescWo^lasAyk^—-X
Dodge Mfg Cprp conxmon
STACKS
-Friday.
.
Week's
'
Las#
.
Salee
for Week
^ -
Bange'
r~ ■•■■■.
•
....
WlA<»trtw
37%
38%
39%
Refining commph—100.__
Tei A Tel..———.lOu
167
American
^''•
Rights
4,591
245,196
721
^
—49%
woolen
Bird & Son Inc
:
Boston
__
ftR_—.100
.
—100
plSton ElevatfCd Ry._——
77%
-
19%
159%
1J8
30%
3^%
.
52% Jun
219
68% Feb
20Q% Jun
2fr Nov
70% Jun
51% Feb
Nov
Oct
Jan
Oct
Fitz
225
105
15
120
Sep
Oct
Simons
Dock
1,019
44
Mar
235
72% Sep
a
Traveler Corp
Herald
Boston
i : £7%
.
'
5%
5%
4>"
Maine
•
35%
270
34% Nov
45
34%
"35%
37
—
6%
B stamped——.
——100
C stamped—
—100
class D stamped———.—100
8%
class
—
1%
class
i
—
"
10%
Boston
Personal
:
Boston
Amer
Jun
Trust
37%
5
6%
7
7%
5
7
7%
7%
•
91
Jan
20% Jan
21
Jan
22% Jan
23
Jan
35% Nov
222
5
405
62
25
5
6%
7
IV*
Npv
Nov
Nov
Oct
U
t :;
6%
5%
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50
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Hudson Motor Car
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48
207
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300
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32
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52
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May
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2,410
6%
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5
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Feb
14
17%
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,35% Aug
lit?
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1,872
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,12y4
10
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8%
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1,900
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55% May
600
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77
295
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1
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.
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350
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10%
361
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Sep
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84 %
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2% Nov
Barnhart-Morrow
Cliffs
600
700
200
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27%
80
88
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300
6%
11%
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25% May
Sep
Nov
159% Nov
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117
2
a31% a31%
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32%
161% 165 Va
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;
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14%
12
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500
300
52
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800
4
12
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common
9%
10
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50
a33 % a33 %
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St
Products
Shares
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Low
179
775
300
for Week
-ref Prices
Far
u
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3%
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Week's
Friday
stocks
(
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100
1,100
6%
10%
-
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260
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,
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-
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Cleveland Slock Exchange
8%
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1
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-
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100
200
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80% Aug
23% May
Nov
'
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;
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6
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1
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Co
Metal
Prudential
Jun
May
14
Motor
Chemical
15
2%
.
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Aug
42
27% Sep
8% Sep
47% Oct
'
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•
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i
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53
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100
19
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1
McClanfthan Oil common.
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6
6
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Oct
*
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4
67
45
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i-*
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|3 Gerity Michigan Die Casting
100%, Feb
Jade -Oil
Petroleum
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.
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23
Nov
70c
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,
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-
THE COMMERCIAL « FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2860
Monday, December 2, 1946
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 29
STOCKS
•
•"
Friday
'
COMPLETE INVESTMENT
FAIRMAN &CO.
New
FACILITIES
StockE^hange
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Ohio-:: Oil
RR—
Aviation Inc
—
1
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10
a
-
ANGELES
Pennsylvania Railroad
14
'25%
39
Phelps Dodge Corp
Pullman Incorporated
Pure Oil Company—
—TRinity 4121
25
—
Range
Mascot Oil
Company___„i._^.„_
Manufacturing Co
.
•
50
Menasco
Merchants
Nordon
Petroleum
Oil
Pacific Gas
6%
1st
5%%
36% Aug
39
245
33% Sep
100
52
235
20%
XI;
50 '•
v X
3%
2,400
55c
60c
1,400
37o
14c
3,000
13c
8%
115
8%
1.20
1.30
1,300
1.20
X41%
41 %
—
preferred—————25
—
7%
Republic Petroleum Co common.
Richfield
* 7%
.
75c
Oil Company————1
Oil Corp common...——•
Rice Ranch
37%
S7c
a6y8
Feb
28% May
9%
26%
26%
1,510
25% Oct
13%
13%
2,535
13%
'
50c
379
125
18% Jah;
Nov
9
40
July
18%
Oct
i
Jun'
57
July
52% May
38% Nov
47% Jan
v
United
11% May.
1.20 May
.
13%
20% May
Oct
6
40
10
Oct
■'
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Air Lines
■
a58 a58%
Inc.-^.——.10
Union Tel
Co
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al22% al25%
205
,
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17
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19%
.
17%
19%
•—
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9%
9%
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Aug
60% Jun
3%
Aug
119% Apr
160% Apr
Oct
51% Jan
;
36%
16% Nov
•
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Nov
Jan
7%
Jan
>
54% Nov
Oct
% 22% Aug
18%
«"V"312>
76% May
17
225
;
67
.24
Sep
160% Apr
190
Oct
51% Feb
2iy4 NOV
39% Jan
9% Nov
690
21%, 22%
X»
^
Mar
92
010 325 >
.1,177
;
a49% a50%
;
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17
3%
X 41X July
Sep
17% Nov
110
July
38
>
48 Va
151
a20%a21%
;
18% Nay
33% Sep
,53
35
260
—
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Western
18
.
49% May
-76% May
64% Sep.
v
143
a51% a51%
Wi
;
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r
Feb
10
V
Feb
38
162
302
'•-X-,'/
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155
65
20%
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^
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65
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United Aircraft Corporation
United Corporation (DeLj
'
75
/
Jun
45% July
X.
Company
Gulf
40
20%
l.,
Union Carbide 8s Carbon Corp
•
Union Pacific Railroad Co—. 100
■
Nov
^
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Tide Water Assoc
40% July
•V 7% Oct
2,100
a6%
45%
'
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.
37% Oct
;
1,200
al4y8 al4%
al4y«
50
Apr
2.70- Feb
Oct
>
Jan
15%
Oct
39%
8%
75c
60C
—.—1
Ryan Aeronautical Company
X 695X
X: 50
a40% a40%
a36% a36y2
■
46% May
52% Sep
a22
A
Feb
Oct
" 9%
"13%/
Company.....——..^....25 '
&
Texas
Texas
X
Nov
28
common
Swift
97%c July
„
Nov
1.25
-
8% Jan.
v
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Sep
14c
83A.
1
Nov
a21%
15
12% Feb;
Oct
47
(Ind)J^————25
Studebaker Cmr
1.75 Apr
,
.
3% Sep
Feb
3%
preferred,.———25
1st
Nov
1
Co.
As Elec
90c
—1
Northrop Aircraft Inc-LOceanlo
400'
60c
l
Ltd—.:
Corporation,
/
3%
——1
Comp any___
5%
25
■
Standard Oil Co* (N J)
Bigh*
Lois
90c
Standard.. OIL Co
Range Sine* January 1
Shares.
High
90c
1
•
29%. July
for Week
of Prices
Lots
JBep
19% Peb
420
Railway Co
*
a39% a41%,
Standard Brands Inc——, a35% a35%
Sales
Week's.
Last
Sale Price
Jan
16 y4
11
29% Oct
>
♦
—
a6%-
Southern
Friday
X vXXX
99% May
Jan
35 y8
a50% a52%
80
Socony-Vacuum Oil Cot
.
14y4 Oct
10,
25%
Co
a6%
•'-> 9%
Republio Steel Corp—..
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High
57% Nov
225
a32% a32%
Radio Corp of- America.^
STOCKS
746 '
610
16%
—1—sli -mmi< a>v ' 22.0 27t
Company
Rang* Slnet January 1
Low
>:■;•'■■',■
59
15%
16%
;
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^ High
59
Packard Motor Car Ca—-r—•
Paramount Pictures Inc
;.....
„l
a32%
SCHWABAGHER & CO., SAN FRANCISCO
West 7th Street—LOS
210
Central
for Week
Listed— Unlisted Issues
Direct Private Wires to
ALLEN & CO., NEW YORK
Lota
-
•
York
Range.
of Prices
•
North American
V
Member Los Angeles
Par
Montgomery Ward 8s Co, Inc
BROKERAGE
AND
■
SalePriee
Bale*
Week's'
v
Last;
"
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26% Jan
60% May
"
——•
Oil
Solar
36 Va
Aircraft
399
1.10
4,700
—.
—
al2% al2%
al2%
1
34% May
-
29c
Mar
15
Sep
41 Va
Nov
Woolworth
Sep
Motors
Company
(P
Inc——..1
W)
10
—
315
X
,
100
51% Oct
.
'1.80 July
20% Jan
Oct
30 Va
/X
Oct
13
Willys-Overland
49 Va Apr
~
.
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80
,
X
NOV
Nov
v' 25 '■■
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Company
;
8c
19c
8,000
16c
1.05
1
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22
36
210
22%
36%
14c
14c
Corp.....——____25c
Signal Petroleum Co Calif
Sinclair
22%
36 y2
•
Safeway Stores, Inc..
Roebuck & Co..
Bears
Sierra Trading
'
26% July-
'
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Southern Calif Edison Co Ltd com.—25
34
<
31%
180
;.30%
30%
Xl6°
Southern Calif Gas 6 % pfd class A—25
r
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•
1
;;
29%
",.465'.',
Oct
37
75
Sep
38%
42%
7%
7%
1,325
7%
42% Jun
Oct
7%
Inc
Textron
Corporation
,—•
United-Rexall Drug'Inc
United States
Corp——
Steel
t—*
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9%
10%
100
Xx
xf." i
Budd
• Mar,
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ii%
.
X
65%
Oct
19
,
Oct
14%
Jun
17% Feb
100
1
al0%
al0%
all
67
96y» Feb
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33%
10%* Not
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Delaware Power 8s Light
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'13%
Motor*
10c
Cardinal! Gold Mng; Company———!
Gold Mining Co...—.—25c
10c
Zenda
:
lOe,
10c
8s
5c
Sep
20c
May
24c
Jan
14
324
52%
175
47%
161% 161%
1,035
47,747
160%
Nov
1%
Oct
American Tel 8s Tel COL
-
Rights
—100
: v
American Viscose Corp
Anaconda Copper Mining
(in)
Baldwin Locomotive Works vtc
Bendix* Aviation
8
•
Corp
54%
39%
'365.;
12%
12%
380
a85% a88%
31% 31%
' a6 Va a6 %
180
—
i
—
51%
*•
53
6Va Nov
19%
19%
380
30%i
89
29%
30%
570
29%
89
670
87%
Nov
Boeing Airplane Company——...—5
Borden Company ;L.„
18
al9% al9%
25
33
a48%
a46% a49%
123
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Corp..—...5
a38y4
a36% a38%
180
28
al2s/s
al2% al2%
70
-25
a33%
a33% a33%
70
Oct
—
Borg-Warner
Canadian
Pacific Railway Co
Case J I Co
—
>
'
Jan
.
Aug
12
Dome
common
50
Oil Corp———-^1
—*
common.—
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Columbia
&
Gas
Commercial
—•
Electric
Solvents
Corp
Corp
Commonwealth Edison; Co
a54% a55%
'—
a26%
>
Cou-;————10
Service
..*
i
——•
.25
i<
;
38% Jan
20%
20%
120
32%
32%
9%
32%
'176
2,736
Cons Vultee
Aircraft Corp
1
Continental Motors Corp—;
Crown
•
Zellerbach
:
Corp—5.
.
10%
—
1
220-
52
;i
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Preferred
25
—
,500'
80% Jan
10%
11%
7
.•
7y4
1%
1%
585
10% Nov
' 17% Jan
•
5%
.
Electric Power &
Co—X—1—-5
Goodrich (B P)
"14%
14%
ai5y4 ai5%
!
Light Corp——
General Electric
General Poods
'
'34%
Corp
—
-_.i—_*
Co
Graham-Paige Motors Corp
—1 ;
Great Northern Ry Co preferred—*
34%
43
34%
•.
•'
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42%
43
Mar
a61% a62y4
—
Sep
Nov
f'iVa Oct
18%
•
250
a44% a45%
.
Iron
International
Corp...
Nickel Co
—•
of
Canada
11%
31%
31%
15% .15%
11%
—
*
International Tel 8s Tel Corp——*
Kennecott Copper Corp——*
Libby. McNeill 8s Llbby
—■
lil
For footnotes
see
page
2865.
a47%
*
■
26
X'
28%
>
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20%
—
„•
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>
;
Oct
r
3iy4May
35% Apr
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Jan
2% Sep
9% Jan
27% Jan
24% Sep
—
.
400
47%.Feb
49Vff July
7% Now*
37% Nov
'275 "
7% Nov-
/
21
365
30
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110
Jan
'
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Feb
-Ill ;
Feb
14
3%
Sep
175
15%
Sep
405
12%
Sep
common
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100
6%
Sep
12%
Zellers
X-XX'
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22%-
•
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,
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common
20
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75
;75
24%
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1,220
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27 X Apr
21% May
104
Apr
145-May,
25% Sep
29
Feb
27%
30
Jan
July
18% Jun
6%
r
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Winnipeg Electric
25%
& Worts new com •
J
9%
9
20
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16
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General Steel Wares common—
105 XX
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110
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WilsilfffLtd'U-
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common
preferred
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;
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Walken Goodferham
Corp.,
Foundation Co of Canada
Holt,
y
45% Jan
39% Nov
-
Hamilton
41
Provincial Transport —
_•
Quebec Power—•
May
16
850
—i—•
'
50
11%
41
Kootenay Power—
preferred
280
12%
Electric
Powell
Power
24% Feb
15
Dryden Paper
5%%
35
12%
—25
^
Preferred
19
Apr
102% Jun
Oct
15
pfd_______100
——
Power
34%
—
—100
Page-Hersey Tubes
Oct
77
41%
Oct
XX, 5
450
^4%
——
Penmans Ltd
26% May
25% May
30%
Dominion Textile common—
5%
1Q
Railways—.
—*
Ottawa Light Heat Ac Power com—100
Jun
12% NOV
500
4,346
40
Preferred'^-————-——100
Gatlneau
17
Drug, preferred-—
X Ottawa Car
46
May
18% Nov
Jan
41
—•
Canad
.17
common——100
V Ontario Steel Products
31% Aug
53
Jan
July
—
Dominion, Tar & Chemical common.—*
Players
23 Vi
Ogilvie Flour Mills oommon———•
Aug
44%May
13% Nov
12% Sep
22% Sep
—25
—100
Dominion 8teel & Coal class B—-25
Famous
15%
21%
National Steel Car Corp———i——•
Niagara Wire Weaving
——
,* j'
Npranda Mines Ltd—•
78
28% Jan
—100
Dominion Stores Ltd—:
English Electric class
.15%
23 y4
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—
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.
'
^3% Apr
,20% Jan
13%
12%
50X!
•
Telegraph
National
29% Aug
31
Oct
13% Mar
preferred-,.—-
Dominion Glass common
Preferred ■ ———
*
'*'c
X: 15%
National Breweries common—«——♦
"■
—
East
'
Sep
235
.
Bros
'6
43
2,530
1,135
12 Va
Feb
13
2.600
23 Va
582
14%
Leather Co Ltd class A———* —
Class-'B;—i—v
Distillers Seagrams old common
—•
17%
Dominion Bridge —U-*
33
Donohue
?•
Nov
47
35%
13%
-i-
Paper 4'/2 %
'
6'
19
60
24 Vi May
46
13%
Davis
Donnacona
15%
Apr
37 y4
Jan
Jan.
35
Mining & Smelting—86%'
Consumers Glass—
*
" 41%
Coal
-Xi>;
'
Canadian! Pacific Railway
Dominion
191/3
28%
18%
47
15
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'
19
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—
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Cottons
Price Bros &
CockshUtt Plow
100
30
31
15%
20%
67
31
:
20%
Jan
95
49
18
May
18% May
X Jan
„
50
18%
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29
25
30
Jan
.
211
50
13% V.■, 12%
29%
26
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.
32
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;
140
35
30
35
Va
Nov
X- NOV "
.10% Sep
50
5
35
Jan
43
,
—
40
--
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common
Montreal Light Heat At Power Cons
• '
20
Locomotive Works—l£f
,
25% Nov
40
27%
13%
50
2,386
40
Jan
•.
-
common
or* X
18%
Feb *
Apr
Montreal Tramways —.———100
July
"r
Canadian Locomotive
,
54% Nov
260,
25%
Mitchell
July
14% May
22% Jan
40
23
25%
;:;",-v.
,
U;Canadian Ind Alcohol common——14%
^
'
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r 808
47
59
JMontreal
2,240
.
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-—^—25
Canadian Foreign Investment——
*
B
*'715
Oct
26
ISVa
X X
Aug
May
39% Sep
31% Oct
42
Nov v
12% Sep ,' -,
;
13% Mar
23
:
20% Mar
35
;;
57%
,42
25%
•
—*
common
56%
—
*
—
42
13
13%
18%X 18%
i
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42
13 '
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,
Canadian Celanese
7% preferred
Rights
i—
.
9% Oct
13% Nov
5,236
,
v!
15%
40
Oct
34 y8
'
t-X—
3
McColl-Frontenac Oil
85
Jan
13%
Canadian Oar & Foundry common
•,
Class A W—V r.M.
:—20
Massey-Harris
5% May
,35. May
5% May
,
Sep
16%
'
35
20%
•
Mackinnon Structural Steel
Montreal
215
ro
-
29 Vz
Jan
8%
29
3^422
43
.25%
..
•
:
5,361
12%
38% Aug
33
X
15,527
15 y8
43
n%
Sep
17% Jan :
'
9
/
Feb
8% May
\
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230
52%
15%
Jan
27
50
33
13%
—
Lewis Brothers ————-*
Jun
Juh
24% Feb
25% Jun
275
25%
15
—*
—
30%
46 x
'
;
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*
—
29%July'
31
.
9%
32%
Molson'3 Breweries,^
19
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(John)
Lake of the Woods common
30% Jan
14% Jan
-
,*»
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Nov
18% Feb
13%
,
Labatt
Lang & Sons Ltd,'John A—
$ Laura Secord
Apr
Sep
*
_
Apr
Oct
19
—
v-
25
52%
International Utilities Corp——8
35
Jan
17% Apr
14V4 Sep
1,560
,
May
27% Sep
Feb
19%May
3
.18%, 18%
^
(
40
38%
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__
is
common
23% -Jan
290
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25
38
38%
International Petroleum Co Ltd
•
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12
102
2% Sep
'27 >, Jan
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,
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31
17%
7%
350
«
Oct
13%
'
2,435
-
8
29
12%
4;907
Feb
Sep
24
Oct ■,;> 216
30%
common——X.*.
Canada Northern Power Corp
i,
Canada Steamship enmmnn,
5% preferred■■■■' - x
Canadian Breweries common.
'X .•:•■•'. 730 •/.' 170
300
10%
12
29
Sep '
18%
27%
preferred ;r--H.-->-------.100
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2,090
3%
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55.
,
22%
•
5
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,
28
174% 179%
,
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29 W
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6% Sep
"
13%
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international Nickel of Canada torn—*
Jan
13%
29
High
Low
13
7%
'
Range Sines January 1
High
12%
■
-
-
International
227
26% July
1,940
,
Jan
130
265
7%
95
18%
23%
Dredging-
Canadian Oils
21%, Apr %
"40 " Apr
26
15
—
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V
25%
22
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Canadan
July:
95
28
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35
185
27
7
95
•
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26%
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,
Sep
•
100
Light
Columbia
$1.30
135
10
—
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,
21
26%
Class B Xi
;
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Gold
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.
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12%
.
International Bronze common—.
Preferred
^
22% Jun
14
Mar
15% Sep
•
10
—
25
A,.
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6.050
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6,875
19%.
!
-
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Bathurst Power & Paper class *
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18%
-
....
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for Weak.
■
13%
Industrial Acceptance Corp com——*
High
Low
19
„•
—.
Ashdown .Hardware
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Range Since January 1
^
*
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preferred————.
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16
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,
38
•
—
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Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.S
Preferred
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18
>
common
conv
Asbestos
18%
20
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*
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,
common
Aluminium Ltd
Argus
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Imperial Oil Ltd
Sales
ferWeekXv
of Prices
Par
Abitibi Power & Paper cool.
;
$1.50 preferred
$2.50 preferred i.——.
X'^Xxxxx
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Range
K*"!*
of Prices
*
Par.
X:pfXXpXXXMXXXXX}X;XXXXXXX. X Canadian.. Funds
Week'a
;
-
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16% r '
•-
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-
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Feb
■
28
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28
,
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,
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Bridge
Renfrew
—•
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common
Howard Smith Paper common
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,
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
For footnotes
see
page
2865.
:>!X—;t -v6%
"
•
100
•
52%
„
42%
780
Canadienne
45
8
40
Apr
45
Sep
Commerce
22%
23
'26%
28
v
20
Feb
"•
28
265
26
Sep
38
Apr
Montreal
25%
26
70
52
Oct
37
37%
35
Sep
45
52%
v;
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•
527/a
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•
435 -L
v
54 *
Sep
50 •'May
Nova Scotia
Royal
20
10
10
.24
,
24%
16%
Jan
1,245
19%
Jan
2,060
21%
Jan
27%
Apr
33%
Sep
39%
Apr
20
Jan
^X
75
1.420
22%
24
Feb
Juiy
25% July ft
' THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONjiCLE
2862
CANADIAN
Monday, December 2, 1946
-
.
LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDING NOVEMBER 29
Last
Range
Sale Fries
of Prices
Sir area
Par
Low
Acme Glove Works
Auto
Fabrics
Class
i
class
Goldbeam
Salee
for Week
7
Lov
8
Nov
Nov
.
Nov
6% Aug
: 11
.150
11
5
B
Belgium
Power
Glove
&
&
5%
preferred
Brand & Millen
Paper class B
__»
5
100
5
Brandram-Henderson
Ltd
Vancouver Ltd
Bright <fc
British
Brit
Distil'
Co
of
Ltd
(T G)
American
&
13
-
21
*
*•
Company
;■ 5
15%
20%
Apr
3%
Nov
25
12
Nov
16%
Preferred
Jan
17
Lake Rowan
610
25
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Canada
<&
Canada
Co
Ltd
85
49
Nov
6,375
77%
10
10
275
*
'
'
105% Aug
295
Malting
Co Ltd
•
Northern Power 7%
pfd_ 100
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd._*_*
Canadian General Electric Co Ltd
50
;;;• 58,
Canada
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
Canadian Industries common
110
-
755
5»
110
22%
21
55
*109
75
loo
1
"
30
265
5,500
84c
Aug
17,000
12c
July
1
5,100
25
15%
20
20
20%
188
188
188
15
178
Jan
195
Cons
60
1
60
Nov
70
Gold
Canadian
Gold
Mills
common
Ltd
B
.r-q,,'-':
—-
Engineering
Woollens
Fleet
"•ord
Pape*
6,500
12 %c July
18c
10,500
13c
3,500
10c
lie
4,500
10c
25c 28%c
28,600
4,700
25c
Nov
11,500
10e
3,700
640
Augr
July *'
1,500
13c
Aug
16c
1
Co
red
T.t.rt
53c
55C
21c
23C
•
Ltd*
1944
€50
65c
...■„
■„
:
5%
6%
pfd
5%
7%c
1.05
1.00
104
7%c
1.08
20c
22c
11,300
—19
17%
96c
8.80
19
101
190
26%
1.44
18 %e
1.02
8.80
1.00
_•
26%
1.40
1.30
__
Canadian OH
—•
—1
Aquarius Porcupine
—
480
—1
Armistice Gold
Arntfield
.
,
6%
7%
93
94
75
29c
26e
29c
86c
6,700
9,600
17c
15c
200
62,100
15%
15%
15%
300
6%c
7c
15c 17%c
20,400
—1
.
Mining,.
—t
>
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A-**——10
Astoria
*
Athona
Atlak Steel
new
Gold
Aunor
,£-
Corp
Co
Invest.
Co.
red pfd__10O
cl A_
Ltd
;_*_**_
Power
6%
pfd
55
tfe'v
■;
32
28
_»
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Ltd
8%
Jan
I8V4 July
115
Bank
25c
25c
I
Nov
'
50
23V*
24%
13%
23%
S,750
10
Jan
'
36% July
24%
150
22
Nov
29%
13%
26
52
Ltd
17
52
6
"
Manufacturing Co
14
Jan
23
May
11
Jan
13%
39 Vi
Jan
56
A
4c
4c
30c
(1937)
30c
2,090
4C
4,000 >
Aumaque Goldr Mines Ltd_.-i.__..
72C
72c
5 74c
Band Ore
43c
43c
43c
9o
10C
4,700
9c
Corp^.
'i
3c
3C
&
Mining Co Ltd—
•
.
---
3c
NOV
July
Bell TeleDhone' of
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,
■
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-
Nov
49c
47c
b
NoV orj~>
30c '
NoV
15c
Jan
vM'f
3c
i
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Century Mining Corp' Ltd
1
20c
^v-'20c
20c
600
9%c
Oct
i
28C
25c
28C
5,100
22c
July
26c
;.22C
25c
13,000
10c
13cl6y4c
13,700
i3c
Nov of'
16c
28,878
rT i
Mines
*_*.
Cortez Exploration
rmurnoT-
Dome
Mining
Mines
Donalda
Duvay
13c
_
32c
Ltd
30c
32c
26o.
1,000
18
Mines Ltd*.
Gold Mines
1
l
1.61
18%
50
1.34
1.61
10,800
75c
20c
200
2,500
20c
18
--
•
'Blue
Mines*-:
Elderidge
E1
Sol
Gold
Gold
For
S.15
Mines*
Mines
footnotes
see
page
4,600
12c
2865.
3.30
12C
2,100
.11c
35c
Ltd-
Mines
11
5
26
Oct
NOV
Feb *
Apr
May
27% Aug 1
2.40 Aug f
38%c Apr <
1.36 Jan ]
13
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1.95 Jan »
;
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.,
,
,
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«
30c Jan I
23c Mar a
85c Jan §
-24%o Feb 1
-
,
;
Jan
Apr
55c Jan.%
1.70 Apr • 3
62c Jan -j
18
Apr !
22c Jan
87c Feb (
12
102
50c Apr
10% NOV
55c Jan
1.02 Apr
1.55 Feb
7.25 Feb
-
'
:
•
.
!
%
.
1
y
12% Atig-... $:
6% Aug
60%cMar
Feb
Nov;
•
>
45c
Aug
70c
Sep
July
32
Aug
55c-
1.85
v
35c
3,500
35c
;
2.25 July
40
42
32c
-32c
38c
38o
7%C Jan
18
Sep
57c July
180
-180
-6,400
-6,400
25
'
76c
::
95c'
95c
•
r
;
.
Jan
320
27,800
1,282
5,400
-
180
180
39
•
-
174
174 :
Gold
Bonetal
X
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>
u*_.
Mines
*_——
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*
—•
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?
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr
Apr
Brewers &
Aug
B re wis
Red
Lake
Feb
British American
Feb
British
Jan
Brit
Columbia
Oil
—'■
6
Feb
July
36C
Jan
Nov
61c
Oct
;
Class B
',v
British Dominion OIL*
Broulan
40
4%
i
Apr
July
Jun
if
May
67c
67c
72c
56,600 y
81c
70c
81c
«.r 20c
21c
22,100
6,508
47o
2.0c
12%»
t
12 %
22
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-.
,
•
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12
22
r*
y
35c
9%c
12c
11%
-12
y
1—
Porcupine Mines, Ltd
1,855.
Jun
:v
10r
fh,
2,880 ;
24
22% 1
^ 16
*
5,855
246
16
20c
19c
5,500
26
•
267/s
y**
900
3%
3%
5,250
■-*
14
15%
273
Jan
14% Aug
14%
Feb
55c
Aug
30c
Jan
39 %e Jan
-—-18%
3%
Nov
Jun
30%
Jan
13 % Mar
15c
2o
Sep
91/,
Sep
Rpn
16%
Aug
Jan
5
Sep
17%
50
6
nov
11%
28
30
430
28
Jan
35
\'.y- 3
3»/8
1,111
15C
19c
41c
42c
13%
2%
Sep
Jiln
26c
28Va
7
•
Feb
27/a Nov
20y«
6%
•
Oct
30c
Jt»1V
10V4-Sep
f
•'
Feb
-45c
24% May
Nov
Sep
-Nov
13c
'■•
3%
-
3%.
■
*
•
-*
• '
.
July
9%c Nov
3,000
-3.600
•
Nov
92C
30c
—
1
.
8,415
•
July
21
:
72c
•
July
10
60
38c
9%c
11 %C
36c
12
9,300
; May
Nov
Nov
"
16c
75
15C -y
13d-
-
r
100
*
12
21%^
i5c
*.
-
;;:■■ 23% May
—Nov
4%
200
;y
-*
Forest
Columbia Packers class A
Class B
Apr
5
1
Mines
18
?
Jan
|
: ;
;
2.65 May v
216
Jun : I [
1.45 Jan
Oct
Aug ;
170
70c
Feb
Jun )
1.64 Jan : \
.51
'
Nov
67c
com—*
Distillers
18
18
L—-**^**_**-m.1|
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Mines
I A.
28c
21% Jan32% Oct
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7c
4,000
4 12%. Nov
25
Sep
16%. Jan
102%
6c
Jan
Feb
3.75
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
17% Mav
;v
Nov
22c
5c ^
95c
10C
July
1,500
3,000
Jan
July
July
5.45
July
85c
3.75
19
3C .Apr..
6'Ac
102%
•
100
.
60
"•
•
:
Sep
:»'84c
V
;.■■;■:*•
7.50
'
1.50 July
38c
,
,
5.00
iS; 35c
*i'. 2.45 July
3,400
8,000
11c
Gold
14%
.4;
July
Oct.:
1.50 July
4,650
515
3,475
;
y.;
13%
13%
27c
2.50
15c
.
6,000
1.75
44c
85C
Mar
f.
3.10
'450
—1
14
17%
.3%C
Gold
109
'■
31170
Marcus
105
900
1.75
^o:.'3c
44c
Jan
5.55
11,000
l'3C-
7% Aug
-
17 %
2.70 Oct
9,860
:
.
1'.73:
1
•
—
1-
24c
'
3.05
1
Manitoba & Eastern
,
1
3.80
23c
1.65
''
Gold
3.25
3.10
-
1.75
R)
Lake
Gold
3.10
3.80
S
-V
24c
30
.
May
26% Mar
•
5.55 July
'2,600
31%
>'
4.25
i
;
"6,500
132,500
32%
3% Sep
20,900
20
100
819
.-
1.32
Class B
Louvicourt
Jans
390
.780
2,000
35c
19
3%c
19% Nov
Oct
9'Ao
34c
32C
__1
2.85
4.50
1.27'
1
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo
Oct
13
5.80
1
1
71c
■h
(
.
Jan ;
Jan
29 %
,
7'Ac Nov
4.50;
350-
——1
Gold
36.,
"•
*•
Jan
Jan
14% Jun
15% Aug
22% Aug
1.38 Sep
1.45
14%
5.80
;
19%.
——
Llngman Lake Gold Mines
1
Little Long. Lac Gold Mines Ltd——.*
Jant
3.35 Jan
-
i.
Feb
2.90
July
July
July
23c
9%o
"i
Lapaska Mines
Lex in din
5
'
5.80
13 y4 Aug
5% Nov
3% Nov
\
4.50
———*
8C
14
Lapa Caddilac
Massay-Harris
110
109% 109%
;®0
7% Nov
10.
30c
Sep
5% Jan
7c
'75
■
Mar
43%
;
8,800
•
•',7%
12% -1 *'.•*'
25
3% '4 :
4 W
9,660
19%
20
2,325
28c
Sep
July
34c
Nov
23 V», Oct
.
W*
49%
7%:
7%c
37c
leys
48
Mines
Mines, Ltd
MacDonald
17%.
vv
83c
67,600
60c
40C
Gold
Fortune
13c
Nov
\
Jan
Jan "
55c
Oct
4.55
1,795
6,150
7,100 "
7,100
1,185 ;
34C
62ov Feb
2.30 July
8% Nov
13% Oct
52c
Lake
Lake Shore
La
1.85
1.15 July
33c
Jun
May
2.40 Sep/
58c May
Oct
8,000
2,900
"
Apr
; -•
37c
•? 30
Nov
35c
13%
■■
—
■
Mining
28% Jun
■
r
.
1
(John)
30 %
July
'1:1,
•■'. Feb : |
2.09
'
—_—1
—
Mar
■
;;; 71c
13c
..
2,053
13%
—I
Kirkland Townsite
58C.
66,125
1
1
47
27%
Nov
5c
-41c*
..1
Gate
106
Nov.
84C
■-
111
—
Gold Mines
Golden
Oct
;4J 13% Nov
Nov.;
30
.
Kenville Gold Mines:
Sep
29
,
4c
10c
Co
35'A May
1,000
690
._1
Kayrand
■•4 1.65 Jan
■;
29% Jun'j
Oct
Oct
4,000
5c
.
Apr
-
4c
810
—
Jun
Jan
16c
7c
7c
——
Quebec
:■!•
4i
15% July
40c
41e
Jellicoe Mines
17
80c
•
40
-
J M Consolidated
Feb
8% Aug '
Oct
Nov
101
24,600
13 %c
Jan
157/a
21
3,400
10c
15o
Mines——
Jollet
65c
30% Aug
17%
-
9% Jan
62c
5,085
7,970
:
.
26
,
•
50
33
65c
Walte
12%
325
15%
13%
Aug
Jan..
20c
2,600
31
r
15
Jun
Jan
7%
•
,•
,125
29'/a
103 103%
32%
-
620
75c
28
16
110
;
Jan
12% Nov
13% Nov
60
-
■;,
Jan
Jun
Oct
20
13,250
^
V
May
30c
15
July
9% Sep
50
24-25
M-
29
Jacknife
Jacola
15
21c
11%
'750
75c
*
—
International
15
,20c
11
4'A% preferred
100
International Nickel Co common
*
International
Petroleum
—_—*
Jack
V
15
*s
——1-
—,——6/
50
n
1
200
Inspiration Min & Devel——_—1
International Bronee common
*
International
7c
9%
2,710
8%
—.——
(John)
52% July
34% Sep
?
13%
—:—.—,—
Imperial
^
*29
29
13
\
Jan
Jan
35c
95
29
4.40
Nov
y;5\,v, 40
11%
Sep
2.35 Nov
it* 9c
1,215
13%-
Imperial Oil
•
imperial Tobacco- of Canada ordinary.5
..
>
Jan
19% Nov
10
-
Jan
74c
105% 105%
Imperial Bank—10
'
42%
—
Huron & Erie
1
40%
v
Jan
3.60
Oct
340
;
53%
Jan
51c
16,000
12%
Leitch Gold Mines. Ltd
,
6c
!:::7%
3%
50%
12%" Mar
1.65
Kv
'A,
Jan
31c
28 % July
180
4.25
19
Apr
'2.70
SO '
3,850
10C
Kirkland
26
3.95
4
36c
11%
Jun
14%
24%
8c
35c
53%
1
1.02
■
45c
Nov
19c
•
9,650
10C
Lake Dufault Mines Ltd
14%
9
July
17,700
12%
Feb-
24%
120
-
42%
7
1.55
:
48c
36C
A_.—"
Nov
4.00
-
.-1
3
24'A
*
Mines-
1
5'Ac
18
60
450
„
Howard Smith Paper preferred—50
Hudson Bay Mining & smelting
•
Hugh Malartic
—.—1
Laguerre Gold Mines
Z.000
40c
5%c
46c
Hunt's Ltd class
•
Labatt
17,400
A., 60c
5%c
Jun
16c
15,800
.1
Feb
16 % May
1.24 Jan
Nov;
97c
1,210
10c
'
Gold Mines..
Labrador
40c
;;• '-,1.10.
2.50
Jar.
21 %
Julyv
2,520
2.45
9%C
Jan
10c
12%
13c
1,000
100
1
10c
-1
•
12c
2.50
Yellowknife
Jun
21c
v
m
Highridge Mining
Jan
39C
20Va
V
new
11c
;
6% Sep
18
Sep
9% Sep
7,312
:5,000
1,500
Hedley
18c
July.;,
48c
Apr
Jun
10% May
July
"c
114,862
1.05
Nov
20c
66-'
48C\
59c
Jun
25
1.65
•
-1
Mines
39
40c
■
—1
Mar
18'A
5c
\
Jun
15
bep
-
Apr
70
f
Oct
5'/4 Mar
10
10'A
35%
Jan
13
9'A ,■:■■'? 75;-
18
Jan
r30'Ac July
:
632
18
Jun
26c
.
Jan
>:
9
100
19'A
225
14%
# v9V
7'Ac
15
42
36c •;£ :•■'■ 2,aoo
14%
■
.6%
30
aw
X:: 1,729
61: .285
12 y,-y;.',y. 25
■;y: 36c
laVA
Oct
22
Nov
9c
24
12:
-
25%
Nov
20
2,000
6%
Sep
60c
_____100
•
59%
Sep
15% Jun
;
:"i
50
1,000
Kirkland Hudson
Jun
13
50
:
*
Mines—.——
Gold
Feb
23
'
<
•
20
,22
..
.
22-
10'/4c 10'/4c
24
.
C
:>y
20
15,000
Mar
85c
—_————100
preferred
General Bakeries
Jun
22
4'A
26
26,000
18
—
Aug
12'A
7'Ac
27
380,400
*
A
57
10%
4'A
30
1.60
•
Gold
preferred
5 'A %
class
1.75 Aug
Jan
13
1.62
*
Aircraft-
Canada
Jun
13% May
9% Mar
12%
&
of
Apr
30
1.40
...—10
common
52% July
250
6%c
495
20c
"A"
Mfg
Co
Francoeur
5%
Mining..
Products preferred
1.48
30 % July
126
Jun
32 %
1.30
•
100
225
11%
1
Mines
Apr
55 '/4
..
■"
f.i
Oct
1.59
,
Gold
Jan
1.15
55
,
Mines——
35c
July
July
11%
mj-
23c
1.90 Jan
Nov
~1.6t
'
1
Preferred
Fittings
•
Oct
Nov
23
•
common
May
30
*
new
Nov
13
24
.
English Electric class A——-±—*
Players
Feb
May
89c
V14'
■
—20
Palconbridge Nickel
3.05
30c
Oct
17% Sep
~
1
si,
'
28
■
Mines—■
Mines——......1
125
29%
3'A42
14%
'
Mines
99% Mar
29
9
Gold
80
;30
•
■.
29%
..
—
Oct
24%
5
*
Mines
116
—
.
Mar
70c
40
3.35
Federal
Mar
105
97
10 '/a
8%
Fanny
16
Sep
1.00
145
'13
Steel
Eddy Paper
Sep
Jun
65c
2,410
28
.
13
*
■
18%
3.15
Famous
29c
20%c Jan
34
16
72,100
10'/a
•
—
110
y
■
Gold
Kirkland
3.30
Eld on a
Oct
Feb
5c
325
1.15
—h.—\ ;-8%
Washing—^...—
1—*■
El Sol
3
19c
48,400
106% 106%
Feb-
1.15 Feb
Nov
1.50
7,750
3,755
18
1
Elder
55
11
■
35,900
73c
16
90c
•
East Malartic Mines
Fibre
-
65c
1
Eastern
"
29% Jan
1,600
28,500
57c
15%
-
^
•
1.13
10 %r
Mines,..,,:,......,.l
East Sullivan
210
r.
47c
'
common.....———.*
$Alnes
Gold
11%
a-lOc,
27%
■
j--,
n-:
-1
Mining Co..^—.1
-■
185
14c
9c
,
1,100
•.
30%
1.07
18%
'
*
Woolens
'Easy
4,000
.
1.01
,
i
7,400
700
1.40
14'Ac
;
10
90c
87c
9c
_25
trust certificates..-
'Apr
Sep
25
——
'East AmphL Mines.—
East Crest
.
32
Mar
106%
——*
uonalda
n
Oct
•1.75
lie
10
Dominion
■.if
26
1.00 July
40
Nov
80c
May
1.20 Oct
....
-
1.95 Feb
3,700
M'
If;
Apr
July:
1.45
preferred—*——-■—i.*
Dominion
AY
188%
Oct
90c
Jun
1.40
1.03
common
common.
Duvay
103
70c
1.75
i.:.!,'..*'
preferred—;.
Dairies
Duquesne
"
86c
Dominion Scottish Inv common..*—_1
Preferred
——.50 /
s.
164
Oct
Oct
30%
-100
;...
Fabrics
Voting
Apr
v-1,27 Nov
-
July
73c
,f
12 %c May
19c
22
-
40c
17%,
....
Dominion
Dominion
1.38 Apr
2.85 Feb
Jan
25c
,
...
v.,;.,
4'Ac Oct
Heath
1.05 Jan
1.02 Nov>-,
275
52c
;
8c
33c
1,450
.
19c
Apr
1,400
3,225
1,12
Dominion
jis-
27'A
40
zmi
Mineg.,Ltfl........unV,.m
2nd
19
Nov
1.75 Nov,
2,120
1.30
Lake
—
Diversified
Dominion
Oct
76 y«
vy:
30c
;
Mines
Rea
Preferred
Dominion
Nov
16'A
■
51c
90c
Discovery Yellowknife
Distillers Seagrams common—
Dome
••
27c
91
,K 90C
11%
Nickel
3*500
6,200
6c
61
Hasaga Mines
Jun
1.42
«
Detta Red Lake Mines
16c
37c
6c
17'Ac
5.00 Feb
■
Dickenson
Aug
30c
De.ime Mines
■:
25
47c
50c
1
A—
16c
common—*
Jan
Nov
3.25 Nov
2.00 Jan
35c
-1
Jan
Jan
..
..1
Heva
Feb
1.30
16c
Swayze——-1,
Harrlcana
.
Jan
25c
79c
37c
•
51c
Class B
Denlson
179
90c
170
,
,,■...*.^^..^^..1
class
Jan
39c
240
Davies Petroleum
Leather
38.900
:
Harker Gold
4.70 Aug
58c
Nov
July-
12%
200
18'A
————100
.
2.10
*
27c
2.40 July
4,000
1.75
18
27
;
2.81
2.99
50
-■
Rock
Inglis
Patricia Gold
D'Aragon Mines
-V
Nov":
18%
10c
1,000
1.75
——————————.1
Pershing Mines
1
crowshore
-'
43c
18
&
Crow's Nest Coal—
53c
788
1.75
Cub.. Aircraft-.-..——-..—•
Davis
12%
27c
—
——-———
Rubber
1.90 Jan
21 %c Nov
1.41 Mar
;
3,050
41c
-
Crestauraum
oroinor
2.95
12'A
Imperial MHlS.—
Cournor
10,500
Oct
Hinde & Dauche
>
T
Smelting
&
Consumers Gas (Toronto)——-—..100
ConweBt Exploration
.n,.*.
Cosmos
2.81
-
'
Mining
July
Julv
16c
Highwood-Sarcee Oil
60c
Jan
.!
2.90
*
.
8c
70o
Jan
16
Sep
Feb
Feb
5,300
44'Ac Jan
July
7
43o
23,200
5
Bakeries..-..
Consolidated Beattie
15c
39c
87c
4,405
4.40 Apr
W 3.00*
Nov
15c
2.10 Feb
I
1.85 July
15c July
70
lie
27c
Consolidated
24% Feb;
20
May
16c
2»yaC July
4,500
9.ZU0
33c
Harding Carpet————.———*
18% Nov
Jan
85c
Hamilton Bridge——
Hamilton Cotton
1.35 Fen
2.50 July
1.30 Sep
22,800
21
IOC
<
12%
1
5,615
1
Coniagas
July
13% Jan
12% Oct
24% Sep
102,900
$
56c
53c
,y
21
■
—
Colomac
,v
54c
1
Lake
50c
88c '
28c
Brass common—.—'—'—-.—*:
Halllwell
Hard
Nov
80c
Gypsum. Lime Sc Alabastine
Halcrow
May
May
May
2,500
.4.00
10'Ac
y.^-
■
46
100
3.90
.
•
.
Mines
■
26
Oct
8,561
26c
—1
\ ',l {K
27
Nov
23%
52c
4.00
Chimo
'
&
:
20% Jun
12 y4
8'A
45c
Cheskirk
' v,1'
Jan
54c
30c
Gunnar Gold
Hahn
Feb
Feb
80c
i
y::
.
18c
26c
.
ft/'"' -->■" 13'Ac
Great Lakes Paper
common..—*
Jum
800
22c
,
<
16c :
25c
,
Feb
22c
Sep
5c
;
1
Great West Saddlery common..—*
Feb
210
1.40
1
Cochenour
18c ::
25c
—
Aug
30% May
Nov
4'
8.75
25c
NoV''y
24,396
.
Jan
22%
'!
MjKay class A...;—»»»»—*
3
Class
78
24
1,200
4,050 .:
1
Cockshutt ?'"■ hi
20%
*
55c
Grafton Sc. Co class A———r
Graham Bousquet
1
10%c
Jun
17% Nov
13% Nov
1,900
Porcupine
1
16y4c
16C
Centremaque T;
;
-•■,-;■'■■
1. U •■20c:;' 19'Ac
Chateau Gal
Wines———————,:—*
18%
8'A
Citralam
Gordon
May
12 '
2.75
Central
Research
32
32
54c
10c
3,000
55c
1
5.05 July
6,000
V
J
Tire
Preferred
'<*1
,«*«
Mines
Jan
590
•
'
—1
Gold
29% Aug
32% Jun>
Sep
21
:<^"855
1
Canadian
Patricia
Mar
5,799
5'Ac
,
21% Aug
101% Nov
100
1
Goodyear
.
6.00
11c 12'Ac
514c
1
■y' " Preferred
Sep
19
70c
Trethewey
,
Nov
375
Maiarticr
Quarts
■
-i\,
5.75-
5
Hiah
10% Mar
July
56
.1
Goldvue Mines
Jun
12%
20
A—•
•
24
18'A
150
Eagle Mines
Goodfish
Jun
Jan
54% Nov
15'A
Oils com—•
./
Sep
53
22% Jan
120
1
Feb
175
:
14'A
15% *
*
,
Mar
23
-
1
—
——1
i
11c
lannary 1
Low
••■■■•:'■''■
20
5'/4o
?
.
*
com
205
22 V*
25
—
Goldora
Apr
Nov
395
22
21
.'•%■
■•:>,.•
—• '■
Goldhawk
Aug
44% July
21'A
Jan
20
Ltd
64
v
19
'
90
19
54 'A
Oct
47
160
13'A
18%
57'A
Canadian
ii
;
,
31'A
13%
285
25%
Canadian
■If
/
28%
24%
*
178
'
1,120
12'A
A
Industrial Alcohol
■'. Class B—
Canadian Locomotive
.
900
.
26
; 28'A
——•
Canadian
if
26
,
23
25
28%
Canadian Food Products cdmraon—*
i
Oct
J
,•
,
Jan
16%
14
,23
•
-
Mar
36
1,065
185
25%
common
;r-
53
■
182
25%
•
common
I ~';v.
40
300
,
v
—
•
>.
Oct
13%
—
*
...
30
Mines
Golden Arrow Mines—
Golden Manitou Mines
3.60 Jun
—
*
Class A
Gold
<>,•'
82% May
25'A Jun
-.'100
17%
20
Dredge
Sep I,.
Oct
r
Range Slnei
High
101% 101'A
•
6.00
v.
1
1
Goldcrest
Jan
Jan
ioo
38
17
1.72
2.95
14%
57 A
37'/a
Nov
66
35
vf
30 A
'87%
1.55
7,950
V
J®/?
30'A
■:
2,690
A"
2.05
70 A
16
—
17
common
Canadian Celanese
Gold
1.90
70'A
.—
I'
Lake
Low
17
^101%
1
—
Goldale Mine
Jan
;
Gold
'
17
100
Lake-Porcupine Gold—
God's
Jun
20c
50
Canners
Chemical
19% May
500
37%
common
preferred
Canadian Car & Fdry
Central
Nov
22y4c 22 Ac
-•
1st preferred
;
16
—
...—*
A.
Conv
Castle
-
Shares
♦
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Glenora
Feb
11c
of Commerce..
.10
Canadian Breweries common
...——•
Cariboo
44c
II,500
Canadian Bank
T/*
July
16
30'A
—
Steamship
Preferred.
Class
17
19c
14c
—
class
Canada
Canadian
11% Sep
5,500
* 100
Giant
Gillies
-
July
Apr
1.65
*
B—
Canadian
27
16
Malting
Canaaa
Jan
1.60
20
Packers
■
■
22 y»
12%c
—
50 yTy.
common.
preferred
& - Class
Sep
13c
1
class
Cement
Canada
Canada
Jun
General Products Mfg class A—
;■■■ Preferred
i
9%C May
15
Apr
1-65
Lake
Bread
Canada
85
*
Oils
Campbell
Feb
1
Flln
Calmont
Jan
97c
1
Calgary & Edmonton
Callinan
45c
Jun.
200
25c
.
15c
11%
Skim
for Week
ef Prices
Far
Apr
270
•
24 A
14 ^
•.
Canada
30
24
I4 ^
High
23% Mar
4'Ac Jan
;
I,000
Week's
Bangs
Sals Frist
.
'
July
July
1.64
Friday
.
'
,
15c
825
•
42
„
——.
;;
30
95c
'
5,600
48,300
V
5%c
5l/ac
—
Calder Bousquet Gold
.....—1
Caldwell Linen 2nd
preferred
*
;4fi,ioo
34c
-
28%
—
12
•
—_i—.—-
31c
i<
28 %
*
1.25
.v.
Last
Jtonge Sines January 1
Loto
17c 18 Ac
Sic
*
feteel/—
1.18
17c
.
1'
Shares
to»- M*.-
.
1.25
•
Buffalo Red Lake
Mines.,;
Building Products—
Bunker Hill
i.—
^
»*
*
,
STOCKS
.
for Week
of Prices
.
Buffaio
Far
Bales
Range
Sale Pries
-■■'
15 %c
2.20
Jan
Jan
51c
■v,
Feb
45c
Jan
21
Apr
35'A
26
Jan
Vu
Jun
Nov
103 Va
Nov
Oct
14c
Feb
■,
THE
Monday, December 2, 1946
COMMERCIAL,# FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
EANGE FOB
ENDING NOVEMBER *29
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.
STOCKS
// ;/7lWday
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Last
-
Ranie
Solo Prleo
Par
Par
■
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
1
McKenzle
Silverwood's Dairies class A,
1
Red
Lake
Mines
1.
T
aacjviuxmac
Red
McWatters
Gold
Lake
Gold
Mercury Mills
•
Mid-Continental
Milton
Oil
&
Gas
a,,;,,-;,.;/
Class B'
•
Brick
7_*
;
Slacoe
Mines
Jan 'V
24
Jan,,;''
55c
37c
40c
30
30
17%
17%
—94c
90c
94c
5,700
63c
65c
4,883
8»A
8>A
8%
135
57/a
5%
6
500
65c
Standard Chemical
>
27%
common.
—•
common..
Paving
—*
Preferred
.
•
Standard Radio class A
,.."V '*'7-7 7. 5%*
-»
Class B
/
75
25
'7 "63c
8'A Nov
Oct
5 Va
10%
50
2T 68c
Stedman//.
17
17
25
Steel
78
80
175 "
co
ol
Canada
common...—...*
Preferred
80
,
.23,
'
85
Steeloy Mining Corp.—,——,7v i9o
Rock
Steep
Iron
Mines_
'
Surf
Cons
Inlet
Consol
9%c
1,000
2.25
5,600
Qniri
an*
-
_
Mine*
(G)
Preferred
34c
*
i.
Toronto Iron Works class A—
Finance
Class
B
Tuckett
Twin
City
nniAtt
■
Tobacco
common—
•*
-rr1
—
—-^1
new
—♦'.'.'25%
24%
26
62c
57c
62c
28c
27c
28c
2,800
1,500
,
;
1
Consolidated—
.
*
"'^4
' f
Westeel Products ——/—.—7.
4
Purdy Mica
Purity Flour
4 Oct
Jan
<
257 Mar ^^ ' 36% May
108Va Feb
103% NOV
40
-
33%C
41c
14%
99
1
P»;
5
'^17:23
:/3.15
3.05
24c
24c
14
360
30c
14
'
10
7
3.15
14
:
15c
16C
1
23
7
95
;
2,870
3,000
r
Yankee
Knitting common..,
__1
;
,
8,500
16c
•
23;
Nov
': 41c
Nov
Sep
21% May
Jan
i 105 /Apr
Ocfc,.v/'« 43Ci«feb
22
Oct ' i-: 29MCY
2.95 Oct
r /
6.55; Feb
24c
Nov
67c Feb
10c
Oct -: "39o Jan
14
Sep
''
18
July
33%c
10
94%
13c 7
106,250
14%
99 '
-
7^)00
50
Bonds—
common..
Uchi
Preferred
.
160
33% Oct
Nov
,1.69 Jan
55c Mar
•60c Jan
' 23 /Nov
34% Nov
I4;ioo
—*
Mines.
Combing...
York
—4—.
18
Nov
Nov
Oct
5.10 Feb
31
,
7.H 34% Oct 4/ / 35
V 22::' Oct
* 730
295
16c
*13c
40c
.100
—
Gold
—
103% 104y2
14%
*
—•
common..
Ymir
East Dome
27
15%.
•
—1
Larder——.
Electric
Wright Hargreaves Mines—
Yellorex ■
Metals
Pre^on
—1
.
Winora
25
3.80 July ? 7
24
NOV
' 27c
16c
.
' 40c Mar
,
y:
•
Preferred
Wool
326
Oct
57c .Nov
25
35
24%
—
:
,
195
34%
103%
.109
Preferred
Winnipeg
;
34%
common...;.——..
wutsey-Coghlan Mines
Winchester
16
23
34
35
.
<
22%
—
—
_20
——
■-
,
26
—•
—•
•
16
—
new com...
A—^
preferred
New class
Pressed
80
43,400
Ltd
;Apr
.
,
1,150
* 13,918
Westons
;Nov
l;/26
Nov
182
.
11,000
4.35
! New
July
35
•
1.80 Jan
V
•
4.30
Western Grocers
./
Mar ;
/' 12
July
35
July
930
4.30
Malartic
West
85e
182
,
r%
-
Mines, Ltd.
(Hiram)
24/ Mar
/'
>
200
8%
23c
Wekusko
Power Corp' '!.■
i.:—:.
Premier Gold .—4———.
13%
-8%
Lake Gold Mines
Was a
River.
13%
8%
19c
Walkers
Powell
10
22c
.c
Waite-Amulet
Powell Rouyn common......
25
7,500
182
■
m
.1
Vicour Mines
Porcupine Reef Gold Mines.
33
97c
/
—
**
Oils-L—
-
15
Sep
/'II 14 /Apr
11 - Sep
"• 25f " Mar
25
.
2.40 Feb
46Va Feb
170
Jan
—
—25
—
VUlbdna >4
142"'
—
United Fuel class- "A"—
Upper Canada Mines Ltd—.
Ventures. Ltd.
"
J,;
8% Oct
,12% May
16c
16c
16c
*
7,898 —'14c
Oct
'
2 45c- Jan
31
31
20
- 26% Jan /
32 / Jun
20 1
20
70
19% Oct/
31
May
v 45% 46%
45
-40% Jan / // 58
May
7/
5%
5%
70
5% Oct /'ll
May
^
- 6c
60
500
^
6c - Nov ; i :/14%c Jan
r :J9%.'-.
• 49,9%1,535:
'
8%Feb
2.29
2.25
2.30
6,534
1.93 July
3.10 Feb
8.55
8.50
8.75 /
2,545
8.50 Nov ,
16% Feb
\ 15c, •
15c,
16c
5,900
14c Oct
.
87c- Jan
—
Class B-_
7
33
—
1.18 Nov
36
Jan
240
;
f /1.28 Ma^
45b July
300
182
1
—*
——
—
1.25
95c
—
*
—
Corp class A
United
34
97c
.
B
11%
34
—
100
Union Mining
United
11%
2,615
166
—
ria.
:Class
46'%
166
—
*
-
'
1.18
40%
46Y2
*
Transcontinental Resources
7,100
f
42c
*
—;
1.95 Jan
;
-Nov
" Sep v: -J 27% May
22
9,000
7
3.40
—*
class A_*.
50
,
6%
3.25
100
:
' 95c
300
' 52% July
54% Aug
Vv 5% Oct- J/.'; 7% Aug
/
3.05 July 7
5-35 Feb
!
37c/Oct ;/7"80c May
39%c
48c
*
Trust—.
'
"'-■■■
? 4.4^ Jan24c " Jun
3.25 Feb
v 1.09 Mar
4.10 Feb
Nov
Oct "
July
Oct
2.15 July
'
450/590,
7
■
-
25,800
5,750
.
1.50 Apr
10
245
40c
1
*
—
Elevators
Traders
53
3.40
'
y
General
25
__
'
_1
Mines
Thurhnla Mine*
Toronto
1.00
25
53 *
yv
•
Toronto
1.00
...
Tnompson-Lund Mark Gold Mines:
Pioneer Gold Mines, of B C.
—
..
Taylor Pearson & Carson common——*
Toburn
2,50
Oct
Oct ;;v
2.05
8c
1.50
25c
24.530T- c"
34c
2,40
''7
common
Gold
30c
2.40
■»
———^17:777—————50
Teck-Hughes
4,9o<T*
9o
May;
24
16% NovRoVa July
73 "* Sep
92% July
" 77 • Sep
95 ; Apr'
k13o July **" 740c
Feb
85 7
'
U
2,15
Taku River Gold Mini*
Tamblyn
19c
2.25
'
■
—
Mines
Svlvanlta Gold
/
86
'
,.
2.05
/l
*| ■•■'.«' • 2.25
Sudbury Contact"—
Sullivan
83
.•
16%c
2.23
''
Sep
:,7.
7,100
84c
,
'
/ * ; 9% May:
/' 12% Jun
8 7 Aug
"5% Sep
85 "
230
7%
82cv
23 "Apr
1.50 Feb
1.55 Jan
16% Feb
10% May
v.
'1'
••
Nov 77
17>/a Nov
7
—1
'
.
.
16% -Nov
90c July
;■
310
11
Nov
36% Jun'
108
July
1-40 Jan< 1.12 Jan
34
July1
•
31 %C Sep
Jan
15
81c
Starratt Olson co
Porcupine Peninsula
52c'
*
9,200
5%
■
10%
10%
—*
-
8,824
7
.19'/'18%" 19%
*
Stanley Brock class "A"
"
* 101% Jan
May
'40
19577"
50
>
:18% Jun
140
.
52c
Mines
Standard
30'A
"
13 Ys July
6% Aug
.77
20: •" • 710 ' vMar
30
' :
-20
Sturgeon
Btadacona
,
39c
1
—
;
11
Sep
5Y» July
495
55c
—A
Mines
Southam Co
Springer
15
,
/-•'/J '17%
Maiaruc
(N)_
.
High
Low
26Va
27
'104 'A 104 %
2T
104'A
100
—4.—
uoia
siaden
Slater
Bongo Slnoo January 1
6Y4
28%
30
;
Preferred
Ma
6%
7
.
.
.
*
Shoroo
:
/;7—7 16 y3716 %'.' 7:7
:
Elmpsons Ltd class
•
—
11%
-
6V*
Preferred'
»
Mines
.11%
—»
Class B^———
;
,
McLellen
for Week
of Prioei
•
" lotol High
'
—-
Quebec Gold
Quebec Manitou
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb
<4ueen8ton Gold Mlnes^—
On»mont
Reeves
Mining
////IfcMidto*; Funis■
Macdonald
Regcourt Gold
Reno Gold
7-7; Friday ,77
r
'
7.:.'
...
Richmac
-1-—
Riverside Silk
National
Andian
—
Merger nnld Min««
Roxana
Oils
V
•
Rush
in
Oil
,»
—
Lake Gold
Russell
Mine
Industries
)
new
Corp
.
Lawrence Corp common.——
Preferred
Paper preferred
—/100
Bruck Silk
——
.—...
Sand
.
River
Gold
ftannorm, MinesSarnia
Senator Rouvn
:
7
,,
.
„1
1
——....
^17/^177-1:7 ^7'''■ 7 -''; 7/
Bridge
'
•
Ltd —
^
RhawKey
*
;
;
Shea's
1
50
54
71
29
5'A
73%
30
22
100
■'Preferred ■'
—-a.—-'——/
Industries common-
Canadian
Canadian
Vickers
Lumber—
Consolidated Paper :
*•
•'
•*
u
7V"^;'
1
Dalhousie Oil
Dominion Bridge'—;
Dominion Textile
Donnaconna
Sick s
f
vtc
Silver
7—J
common.—.•
;
For footnotes
1
...
see
common—f:
page
7
2865.
153
157,
20%
.
«I
Tt.
I>
—
:
International Paper common.:—
Langley's
Preferred
v
.2%
.ath
y
—
48%'
v
,50
___7—-.7
Minnesota & Ontario 'Paper—
1
Pend
Oreille
Price
Bros—..iiiiVii:-r47:47
1
Southmount
—:
Investment-:_-^-i-,
3.920
.
'
75
Sep
29
Feb
Nov
18;
Jan
Aug
Nov;
July
Feb
Jun
42
,151
Sep;
15% July
14.040
20
Jan
Mar
78
Apr
8% Apr
104'/a Apr
7
29% July
Aug
Sep
Sep " "
135 'Sep.
2% Oct
48
Oct'
550
,
"3y«
-
7;. 17%
19%
;
21
13
34
150
19%
2Va
200
70
.
.
25
5
173
3.80 Feb;.
.
QV/z Feb
..
23y» Apr
25c Nov *• Z1 85c' Jan
31."*7Nov ;
45% Apr
'V 118 "May
-'li
.17% :
18
4 7 1.070 7
15
Mar ,
7 24 7 Oct
•
77 j 7o
1.70
1.85 k; 2,000" "" 1.50 Jun
,
7 2.15 Feb
_18.--1 52%'
40-53 '•'/: 8,883" 77 3ft
Seft , ' K9 • Apt.
IOO' ■«;
60 * • ?60 i
7- 215",
58
Jan
'■ 85
Jun.
18% J
17 18%
3,555- ' 18 7 Seft.
7 27%lMs3T
T '
3.10
3.00
3.25 7
1,280 7"
2.15 Sen
, 5.00 Feb
>//:/ —.':7/53% 53V. ..7" IOO
45,Sep 777 67 ^July,
:'
23c
' 723c-23c
1 -22022cJun
7 31c Jun
1
*
•
30c
iv/'S
30c
;30c-
32
;
941/2
'
'
,
/
*32
v,.7g4y2-
/
.
Paper
Foothills Oil & Gas
5
7—_
Ltd
Miller
2%
,
2%
v.-
*
1
I
—
Sigma
Siiknit
——
•
Brew new1 common.
'
20%
153
preferred—.
Western
Canadian Westinghouse
|
—^7 7__—>J50c
^
!
•
•. *
35
"151,.
20%
2%
35
151
—...
•
Sherritt-Gordon "Gold-. Mines_i—•_
'II' 7
23
35
,•
Oct
Sep
67% Sep
19% May
100
IOO
50
22
141/2
/L*
Oct
Sep
46
4
950
15
—
'
Canadian
1
Winnipeg Brewery class A
Sheep Creek
15
" 24
280
2,875
196
215
.*
Vinegars
•
^
s
75
4%
1
Shawinigan
27
54
—•
High
Low
27
97'
•
Dominion Sugar«~-
Canadian Marconi
Ban Antonid Gold Mines Ltd
-
165
73Y2
100
—
Canadian Fairbanks common...
..7——56
Lawrence
■"
Bangs Sines January 1/
High
15%
—15
Co common
Brown
Canada &
C1S-.S: A.'
'
St
of prices
15%
15%
—*
British Columbia Pulp common.
Canada
8t
..s
..
common_,.-w«r*
Ryanor
;
-i—
ferWeek
Shares
71
Co
Royal Bank
Royalite
—*
^ W:
Sales 7"
Week's
Banga
Low
Par
Asbestos
Rouvn
v;
gale Pries
class 4,A"^..
Class; B-—1;..—
Rocnette
Last
Section
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
,
Volume 164
-
Number. 4547
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
—v-V-r,
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7;7K,s'.^'
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 29
For Quotations on Real Estate Bonds
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Co.
&
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Insurance Companies
Aetna Casual & Surety
10
82%
Aetna
10
51%
10
45%
73
Aetna
Life
Agricultural
American
r
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American
Automobile,
American
Casualty—J
38
Home
25
47%
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10
Insur Co of North America
32%
Maryland
7->11%
12%
17%
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30
33
National Casualty. (Detroit) —10
181/2
Surety....^!
,25 ;
16%
58%
National Fire..
National Liberty
'
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iq
39
61%
49
-
.
.
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Bankers & Shippers—
Boston
Wv
-
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«>»*•
v..
fJi" 41
\
Camden
'
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City of New York.——
?t«V
10
69
;
Crum-ds Forster
River,.
Employees Group,
Employers Reinsurance
■'
■
28
10
■■'■■■
v;
FideUty 8c Deposit of M*
Fire Assn of Phila
,
10
_
Fire
Pacific
Indemnity Co
■
■■
51
94%
„
_
as
92
49
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,
a
.
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Reinsurance
1'
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10
26%
Revere
29%,
10
22
24
(Texas)
(Paul) Fire
11%
12%
St Paul Fire &■ Marine
22
34%
10
18
20
Seaboard Surety
Security New Haven
Springfield Fire & Marine
25
46
48%
Btandard Accident
m
preferred
Great
American
Bankers Trust
10
44%
15
39
41
45%
47%
Manufacturers
125
National
Bank
Chemical Bank & Trust
130
103 %
106 %
—100
Commercial National Bank &
Trust
337
Co
20
42%
18%
19%
New York Trust--———
Bank & Trust_20
53 %
55%
Public NatT Bank & Trust.17%
92
97
Sterling National
69
Empire
20
Trust
40%
—50
Federation Bank & Trust
10
23
Fiduciary Trust
.,-10
38
First National Bank——.100 1,635
26
United
100
States
272
43%
25
101%
—.25
12
Trust
■
.
13
47
i-u
>
14%
775
Paso
Electric
94
98%
Westchester Fire
City Gas & El 2%S
1975
84
86
Tenn
Gas &
103
100%
103
.—.19 61
Illinois Power Co 27/8s_.
Ask
Lt
Tar"Ask
100
103.2,;
.—
Bid
99.29
U 8 CohV6*Sl3tt Sfl--.-;——1947
100.15
1V«%
100.8
100.9
100.24
100.25
—1V2%
-
'
-
-
-
Certificates
108 %
1041/4
Ohio
100%
101%
Pennsylvania
100%
101%
Public
100
3.35%
Scranton Spring Brook 4.10%—
Sioux City G & E 3.90%——100
100%
100%
101
Coke
3%s_1976
3.90%
Electric
(Ind)
98%
1975
100%
101%
Union
2%s—1976
100%
101 %
Willys
3.70%
3.50 %_
Ruppert (Jacob) 4% %
3cranton
97%
(Okla) 2%s
Service
Serv
-
Electric
Oil
(Call
Overland
1
100%
103%
Public
87
-
100
;
101%
101
97
103 S
97
101
102":
$3.75—i-—99%;
4%%
51J/2
160%
HjpijRatec quoted && fM .diacounc at purchase.
'-<■
ftl4|t
■
T '
pin
of
-
-
-
"
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bo.379, 0.iM>
.0053
.0081
.0130
.0123
.0222
.0084
.0200
.0161
.0294
.0097
'
bO.375
.0246
0.34%
,
T'Jan. 30, 1947
Feb. 6, 1947—
Feb. 13, 1947
•
Feb. 20, 1947——
Feb. 27,
1947—
.0103
t'/es Jan. 1, 1947
*%s Feb. 1, 1947
17/bS July 1, 1947
VAs Aug. 1, 1947
t%S Sept.
47/aS Octi
i
b0.375
,.0091
l6, 1947—
."Jan. 23, 1947..—
0.W
4*k
.0042
00^n.
0.33%
0.33%
Dollar Frlee 100 Pins
Indebtedness—
.
°JF
"
-
——b0.375
point:
tVaS April 1, 1947——.
t7/aS June 1. 1947
,
''
3.50%...
99.31
t'/aS March 1, 1947
V
1
1
'
,s''
one or more 32ds of a
Maturity—
100.4
100.14
Power
Power 4.40%
PpnamaUanal 3fl—„. ;:,;.Ul96i;7ig6%;
Ask
100.3
1%%
Maine
Fay
.
1976
b0.375
1%%
99%
.
Monongahela
101%;
Brook
100%
99%
General Motors 3%%
100%
Public Serv
Light 2%s_1975
i.1976
Central
100%
Scranton-Spg
Power &
102%
1981
&
Bid
101%
Other Ittuet
99.6
99^28
Int. Rate
f
100
Transm 2%s__1966
Preferred Stocks—
:
qq
r
'
43 %
45
<
l%s Apr. 15, 1948————.1
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
tMarch 15, 1947.
15. 1947_
15. 1947-.
tSept. 15, 1948-
>\
78
1975
&
tSept.
tSept.
,29
30%
1975
2%s
-
1
10
101%
;
;
«
t4 4
••
1965
2%s
Service
99%
103%
100%
103 /
1976
3%s
Power
Public
Portland Gas
Federal Home Loan Banks—^
102.^8
-
-
Utah Pow & Lt 2%s
Pennsylvania Electric 2%s
1976
Philadelphia El Pow 2%s__1975
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
99.24
•
....
Tpnkers El Lt & Pow 2%s—1976
103%
98%''
,
1976
Iowa Pub Serv 2%s
Gas
Texas
103%
100
1970
Pacific Gas & Elec 2%s
99.2
Fidelity & Guaranty Co_.2
Par
Kans Okia & Gulf Ry 3%s_198Q:
100.8
114%
600
,
2.60
1976
2%S
Montana
100.4.'
U S Guarantee
—1976
2%s
Gatineau Power 3s
Monongahela Power 3s
1950-1948—.
l%s May 1, 1962-1950—
l%a Jan. 1, 1953-1951
2%AFeb; 1, 1955-1953—:
V B Fire.,
26%
Sioux
Calif Elec Power 3s
El
Ohio
1%4 Oct %
U S
27%
>
Par
Laclede
Bid
92
24%
1966
American Airlines 8s.
74
.
745
100
45%
104%
1,695
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
..100
;
25%
Bonds-
61%
266
12%
Title Guarantee & Trust
41
f
Travelers
10
Fire
110
'26%
**r-rv"
346
45
;
Trust Co
,
i31%?
205
59%
Continental Bank & Trust—10
Corn Exchange
88
q
•?50%g
29%
8
10
18%
19%
100 1,770
1,820
25
49 7*
52
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
National City Bank
i.y
.25%
v
65
47%
10
200
Guaranty Trust
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Lawyers Trust
100
Central Hanover Bank <fe Trust 20
Chase
46%
190
-
10
Brooklyn Trust
100
21%
•
62
10
As£
Bid
Par
.—100
Grace National
9y8
12%
10
Hartford
Fulton Trust—
7%
15
;
Hanover
6%
Republic
C
_5
Globe & Republic:
5
Globe As Rutgers Fire com. 1 13
31%
5
54
98%
20%
2nd
ini^
32
31%
Glens Falls Fire__
375
a
Providence-Washington
6
Fire
f
20%
10
-
'
■
Preferred Accident
168
10
General Reinsurance Corp—
Gibraltar Ft^e & Marine
12
85%
K/f
74
-10
Franklin
•
49
2.60.
—
Northern
69
10
Fireman's Fd of San Fran.
Firemen's of Newark-.
24
-7
51
160
20
5
Pacific
31
65
47
■
■
25%
,
72
Phoenix
Federal;
140
a
10
Northeastern
48%
,.32.;;
29
,
20
Casualty
10
North
J
20y4
•
45 %7
-.8
v.r-
22%
18%Yt
'
10
Connecticut General Life
Continental Casualty
T *
5%
New Hampshire Fire
New York Fire
64%
' 7'
•
Fire
Amsterdam
50%
a
New Brunswick
66
60%
'''„YV.
"V
'
r
60
,,—,;.lo
i
6%
v
10
National Union
New
Ask
'
.23
*
_10
,
Bid
5%;
.
.
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■
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AntnnnnhilA
-7 30
Bank of New York.—360
23
a
American
Par
84%
0
Merch & Mfrs FlreN
,
"9%
l
Massacnusetts Bonding
Merchant Fire Assur
15% ^ 171/4
10%
' 11%
161/4
Casualty——
Re-Insurance
Baltimore
'
20%
,
..
American
Bank of the Manhattan Co.—10
89%
32
American
■
14%
10
Jersey insurance of M
10%
■.
;
Homestead
76
29%
.,3
American Equitable
ft
American Fidelity & Casualty J)
American of Newark—*—flt%
Bid
Hartford Steamboller Inspect.. 10
53%
718%
-4.'
Par
^
85%
.
1,
1947
.0110
v
—
1, 1947———-i— ' .0113
t'/aS NOV. lj 1947——j—- - .0150
t%s Dec. 1, 1947
.0148
b0.375
a
.0176
g
livered.
z
K)312
.0345
lot
sales.
Club
bYield piice.
Aluminum
c
Utensil
Alfred
Decker
&
delivery,
e Ex-lnteres*.
f Flat price
k Removed to Stock Exchange, r Canadian market, s Cash
Cash swe.. a Deferxed
Co.
included in range for year,
xEx-dividends yEx-rights.
Formerly
.
.0.34% :
Cohn
t Ex-stock
Inc.;
dividend,
name
changed
(Un)
to
Unlisted
Society
issue,
w d When de¬
i;//,v\,
Brand Clothes July 29
1946, and common stock split on a 3-for-l basis,1
.0278
-
Odd
Formerly
sale—not
,
•
•
^No par
dividend
defaults tThcse bonds
are
subject to
all Federal taxes,
/'.V
lEx-tiquldating
^HE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
2866
CHRONICLE
Monday, December 2, 1946
Week
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
for all cities of the United States from
Friday of 27.3%.
,v
,
:
<
Telegraph
Clearings*—Returns by
Week Ended Nov. 30—
»'
■
KanSasCity
■
San Francisco
—
0.3
—
4.8
362,845,966
—16.3
211,622,497
180,113,930
+17.5
+19.0
Youngstown
:
Pittsburgh.::
1
^
255,836,000
288,711,000
-1-+;::' ^ ■+■
1
-
Cleveland
,-r——-—170,719,051
-197,008,302
185,597,174
,1120,731,952
Baltimore
*
>
,
,
—
Complete and exact details for the
in
our
Total
1,393,667
1,676,559
1,510,251
3,T01~032
+?5~4
3,93+906
■ISS7O0
646,779,778
+ 42.'4
609,257,679
"""
555,366,576
1,093,939.
,
West
+ 39.7
+ 44.6
194,819,708
+ 60.1
3,778,256
107,923,186
204^94,346
93,475^)61
186,464,671
15,060,800
57.0
14,305,400
15,365,500
2,630.322
+ 70.2
2,246,341
1,772,749
4,566,486
+ 34.5
201,584,863
+ 38.7
3,982,565
251,043,294
232,526,404
'772,886,870
Reserve
4,131,090
111,307,782
6,140,726
279,587,008
(7 cities)
Fifth Federal
534,101,051
+44.7
580,'973,388
536,083,547
+ 63.7
-—11.5
tvX93
2,220,665
10,753,000
1,356,683
6,632,000
+ 62.1
139,766,662
93,913,891
+ 48.8
94,934,451
2,903,398
200,036,794
67,394,842
141,075)564
Columbia—Washington..
District of
—17.2
2,593,664
1,113,803
7,940,000
;f
44,129,466
423,675,361
289,160,381,
;
-
>
■
South Carolina—Charleston——
Maryland—Baltimore
,
+
8,885,608
District—Richmond
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
?Toialie^ties>,
2,052,777
1,173,780
5,961,000
70,143,069
+ 41.4
2,207,184
+
42.2
+
52.7
141,724,508
34,966,949
1,657,171
^
120,279,639:1
30,481,5?78a
+40.5
282,886,895
229,696,684
week covered by the foregoing will appear
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
We cannot furnish them today, in as much as the week
issue of next week.
+ 63.7
+ 88.9
4,477,221
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
:
2,325,989,901. 2,881,570,310
—-—$11,629,949,504 $13,395,133,009
week
Total all cities for
2,011,247
23,648,900
5.9,
+
$9,303,959,603 $10,513,562,699
Total all cities, five days
2,283,734
292,366,966
Biehmnnrt
All cities,.one day_—*___u__J__>-—+.
+ 49.4
■-5,769,163
160,896,885
,Cleveland■
'Columbus
'
$6,961,570,438.$8,735,709,819 '»»*2Q,3v
2,342,389,168
1,777,852,880 + 31,8
five dayg^w—.«>"».»»*
Ten cities^
Other cities, live days.-______->_..»._.
1,200,769
Dlstriot—Cleveland-
Cincinnati
-
131,883,695
-
-
Reserve
Ohio—Canton
—13.3
196,575,654
r-
—11.4
-
1,450,742
•543,000,000
4,445.590
1,726,052
Mansfield
-174,100,000
,
—
....
Fourth Federal
452,299,651
*
■
—27.3
207,200,000
*
—
St.«Louis
1,581,901
592,000,000
+ 40.2
%
579,000,000
'
*
*
677,442
951,462
920,909,771
eiti.es>
't
407,004
659,337
+ 41.9
2,687,700
1,552,092
2,540,257
3,261,143
Jersey-+Trenton_
Total (10
671,199
t6,723,087
5,748,374
."
451,082,897
551,000,000
303,763,941
I---—
*
New
•
610,792
.
+ 46.9
632,000,000
1,883,066
4,916,277
Wilkes-Barre
66.184.150.101
Philadelphia
Boston
+ 36.2
+ 70.0
2,639,208
$4.493.038.446
,
CbiCRgO—
»'*"•».
.
1943
1946"
+
ywir
;
Philadelphia
'
\
4
'
•;
,
1943
$
757,389 '% +49.3
635,666
i,#. York
Delaware—Wilmington
1
Va
(
1944
Dec. %
*558,762
1,878,019
Scranton
1945,
Our comparative
$
865,495
Reading
for the week follows:
summary
''
Lancaster
i
23
or
950,084.
2,758,153
837,000,000
•
Chester
Our preliminary
week last year.
Nov.
Inc.
*
"
^,130,780
Bethlehem
$11,629,949,504 against $13,395,133,009 for the same week in
At this center there is a loss for the week ended
'
Pennsylvania—Altoona
which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
below those for the corresponding
Ended
1945
Dlstrle«-»-Philadelphi»—
.
that for the week ended Saturday, Nov. 30, clearings
cities of the country; indicate
stands at
Third Federal Reserve
telegraphic advices from the chief
Preliminary figures compiled by us, based upon
totals
$
will show a decrease compared with a year ago.
clearings this week
will be 17.2%
1946
;
ends Saturday and the Saturday
able to give the final
are
bank clearings at this
cities according to
Mobile
Seventh
Grand
District of 23.0% and in the Phila¬
Reserve
$
4th Cleveland
—
6th Atlanta
7th Chicago
.
17
___________
•
Louis
8th St.
4
—-
7
9th Minneapolis
City
10th Kansas
10
;—
6
12th San
10
Francisco—
6,854,783,274
:
10
Dec. %
+33.0
6,066,529,531
920,909,771
554,619,137
•»
6
5th Richmond
1
Inc. or
4Vr,MMt
cities
7
—*".-'••111
Total
'v
Outside New York City-
We
'W
-*
««
Wayne—
4*
$
5,414,297,972
4,267,789,426
+ 42.4
609,257,679
555,366,576
27,105,000
23,443,000
51.1
1,046,690
702,991,164
1,011,511
+
3.5
570,924
483,343,110
+ 44.0
463,029,096
5,423,264
*478,266
391,955,039
3,517,791
2,197,486
+ 60.1
2,257,364
1,691,135
11,936,827
3,418,755
2,954,760
7,392,301
+ 61.5
2,125,276
2,337,885
+ 60.9
6,932,017
1,764,382
+ 26.4
1,943,037
5,351,703
1,734^92
2.231,908
899,640,249
616,237,260
+46.0
578,567,931
489,108,474
+ 41.6
1,567,614
196,900,000
72,744,466
72,569,036
1,330,000
+ 17.9
176,200,000
65,661,138
59,555,500
883,025
158,800,000
56,640,351
44.248,550
1,097,000
500,372,567
343,543,502
534,101,051
+ 44.7
588,973,388
+45.7
302,299,663
260,785,901
+ 46.0.
578,567,931
+ 45.9
4,088,127
+ 49.4
3,912,771
134,531,850
44,955,949
+ 52.8
131,039,481
51,789,258
3,973,200
cities
+ 69.7
1,482,366
1,295,603
+ 27.1
+ 46.5
1,928,446
3,397,250
1,548,162
4,183,710
+51.9
197,698,128
191,792,704
Louis—
343,543,502
+ 45.7
302,299,663
260,785,901
239,517,040
+ 51.9
197,698,128
191,792,704
308,430,445
+ 51.1
271,382,733
259,648,003
181)711,543
523,396,250
Total
278,800,000
109,483,931
110,521,022
—
(4 cities)—
Ninth
Federal
Reserve
7,502,354
363,907,184
122,410,702
North
Dakota—Fargo
523,731,893
447,770,591
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
+ 25.4
9,710,159,956
8,045,929,517
'4,715,877,193
+ 41.8
4,445,812,856
3,918,348,474
3,444,029
Total (7 cities)
Tenth Federal
Hastings
Inc.or
$
1944
1943
$
$
Lincoln
+ 76.1
822,119
+ 39.8
2,864,272
2,944,538
363,112,036
+ 32.4
331,860,187
+ 49.0
1,112,993
City—.
Joseph—_______
Colorado—Colorado Springs
St.
300,086,115
1,282,094
480,672,128
778,243
1,910,358,
*
Missouri—Kansas
718,412
572,702
+ 25.4
626,529
443,381
Bedford—1,727,476
1,225,28$
+ 41.0
1,101,354
4,817,335
+ 38.0
5,166,945
3,772,348
210,456
+'66.5
+ 40.4
4,022,713
+ 43.2
183,565
289,228
3,845,192
76,629,292
3,594,583
5,116,180
209,750,908
+ 49.9
67,004,195
200,716
3,414,106
61,504,603
+ 66.6
2,228,187
5,525,843
185,105,844
5,130,547
178,686,051'
+ 74.0
+ 50.8
6,309,772
1,427,427
+ 61.0
1,048,550
+ 43.6
-308,430,445
+51.1
167,437
2,480,965
5,373,004
5,482,807
980,098
847,577
790,881
816,290
271,382,733
259,048,003
+ 16.0
>
s
966,129
8,645,930
1,364,659
320,564
.
114,866,979
5,989,183
8,902,689
316,402,192
10,160,9991,656,479
1,506,143
.
Wichita
520,096
2,801,830
350,450
*450,000
5,758,643
—
Kansas—Topeka
866,119
.
+ 42,8
City-
—
(—
Omaha
V
District—Boston-
H
Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
23
Dec. %
1,524,910
-—
Helena
four years:
•
239,517,040
81,952,938
6,978,963
145,756,409
6,686,120,250
——
+ 50.5
+ 52.3
5,143,050
161,772,727
57,370,578
4,568,122
2,028,925
2,646,452
5,987,186
241,627,645
Paul
+ 41.4
1945
3,628,419
8,772,836
Minneapolis
St.
10,619,065,345
_.————_
1,086,112
13,218,671
5,851,323
+ 66.6
Springfield
———————
4,422,513
' .V
.
3,262,044
+ 35.6
2,274,857
14,350,745
+ 31.2
14,079,783
11,595,929
6,526,959
+ 36.8
5,723,993
5,007,609
17,249,600
+ 39.8
12,848,300
12,652,900
992,249
+ 22.3
801,410
8,926,742
*—
Island—Providence-*-/
24,108,300:
Hampshire—Manchester-**—
.•
—•»
554,619,137
«i> mimtmrnmrnm
+ 33.0
417,059,001
;
:
341,439,616
*2,100,000
"
•
8,284,998 /
165,496,051
...
13,574,718
5,041,501
122,416,703
3,633,000
+ 19.8
1,278,645
*
+ 33.9
181,711,543 i--',0.9
1,731,207
99,709,355
12,570,275
2,774,000
1,314,491
4,311,374
145,756,409
+14.4
1,753,403
0,188,941,
1
2,316,545
119.912.000
+ 40.5
16,942,517
4,052,000
Galveston
Wichita Falls^.__-__—
Total (6 cities)
+ 68.0
—18.9
3,191,682
149,583,000'
23,805,848
•: 4,635,000
iLouifliana»-«Shreveporfr
—
379,282,746 fi
5,363,205.
121,307,000
Dallas
.'g'Fort Worth..
+623,331
;
Total (12 cities)
Texas—Austin
'
1,213,520
466,043,757
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
2,0.58,997
18,830,784'
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New Haven.
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Total (10 elties)
> £
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Second Federal Reserve District—New York—*
New York—Albany.
Blnghamton
10,413,814
.
-
.
_
Buffalo
;
54,678,197
J0mlra
1,397,732
—
Jamestown
g
—
New York—--
iTWelft)^FedeiM':r1MsiHrsW"B^
11,222,778
7.2
7,503,068
4,905,893
1,548,401
+35.2
1,242,320
1,225,326
4; ^g56;193,000 g^+50.7
56,998,000
-53,154,000
X,iirf:£
2y094,060
^1:1-'.
'
+71.1
'816,824
805,202,
1,465489
6,625,079,126
'*
i
+09>3
-
412.2
5,903,183,152
882,248
,
-
805,80$
731,316
5,204,347,080
..
810,643
Washington—Seattle
.
t
Syracuse
16,075,728
-
.
New Jersey—Montclatr.
v
Newark* *~
.9,876,844
_
Connecticut—Stamford
; ■
Northern New Jersey:
Total (12 cttiftfii
:
+
Pasadena
9,260^98^+31.1
■■
472,323'- ,+48.8
39,607,555
25,581,773
g 50,647,138
37,893,940
«,654,783,274
1-060,529,531
■
g; 9,441,179
ggi
*: r
-g 24,190)935
+33.7
31,557,476
5,414,297,972
426,197,000
r.11,141,677
4,214,98510,003,819
Santa
Stockton
q::
—10.5
.'5,187,779.:
300,251,000
7,523,019
2,854,551
6,157,180
+.
48B
48.1
-
+ 47.7
+ 62.5
-
■
.
1,950,117
84,694,151
+ 41.9
+
80,365,58?
0 2,671,789
+
06,688,361
32,393,680
+ 8,973,175
..3,891,143
291,473,000
;
6,997,432
1,916,430
6,020,601
27,182.205
11,441,625
-
3,773,984
244,959,000
4,769,404
'
1,668,545
+
4,969,763
7,642,357
285,240
i
9,393,021
:+f7,690,8Q9
..i,,..;
84,694,492:
+ 45.2
+24.7
;'
San ,Francisco_____—
.San. Jose—
10,172,946
4,980,364
353,913
+54.8
+13 0
;
5,201,233
■
+ 25.1
+ 60.6
10,497,947
j;
80,166,367
9,118,048:
71,606,673
36,033.686
i'
yi 52,326,415
California-+Long. Beach ■....n___m.—
.
-
4,127,581,043
.11,849,195
+67.2
5,907,944.
12448,466
700,425
+ 18.4
13,572,896
a
:>Htah—Sal|L Lake City_.
'
■Rochester
100,255,497
3,886,891
114,984,730
a..
Yakima
Oregon—Portland
+§? Total (10 cities)-.
23,623,384
32,611,414
4,267,789,420
740,094,844
-Grand Total
+
Outside:New
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York
*Estimated.
-
6,686,120,250
tNot included in totals.
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1 4,715,877,193.
447,770,591
+A1.4r>r--523,731,893
+ ^523,396,250
311,798,376 >10,619,063,345
-
+ 25.4
+41.8-
9,710,159,936
-4,445,812,856
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3,080,617 '
6,192,969 Xi
25,434,769 ••
1,517,653 ;«
10,999,491
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
8.9
—
13,311,798,376
•
+ 45.6
489,108,474
740,094,844
11
616,237,260
165,496,051
it
3,862,810
9,449,712
28,726,468
+
229,696,634
344,037,293
466,043,757
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282,386,895
418,024,503
363,907,184
«
+ 46.5
+ 43.5
500,372,567
»<
(17 cities)
Missouri—St.
536,083,547
289,160,381
899,640,249
II
—
69.3
+ 18.1
?
2,540,546
+
f
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee--Memphis
Illinois—Qulncy
452,599,563
Lowell
New
+ 61.9
560,724
3,867,196
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis-
+ 13.0
Portland-.■_««__»«3,918,066
Rhode
2,605,002
+101.0
4,151,375
4,369,287
2,852,591
$
'
341,439,616
r-
-
New
407,762
+ 62.9
+ 65.3
1943
423,075,361
at—
Fall River-..
+ 116.5
+ 62.3
iu—
Springfield
649,369,311
44
Maine—Bangor
Massachusetts—Boston
558,761
5,326,599
3,467,008
2,874,865
28,108,000
14,656,825
7,657;574
Rapids
.City—.
Illinois—Bloomington
370i282)742
1946
First Federal Reserve
344,037,293
219,575
11,567,962
_______—__
Rockford
1944
.
Week Ended Nov.
Clearings
418,024,503
5,777,514
45,520,000
4,646,703
13,576,296
49,432,083
3,222,999
24,413,648 ;
_____—
Sioux
646,779,778
772,886,870
-
_____
week ended Nov. 23 for
+43.5
8,677,748
Des Moines—
,
add our detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
now
452,599,563
5,729,835
Montana—Billings
.
-81,343,968
2,745,310
11,493,356
33,955,686
1,985,707
Total
1945
Federal Reserve Districts
w"
527,222
96,113,681
1,209,474
Rapids
Iowa—Cedar
:
^FAKJNGS
1946
10
32.9
+
District—Chicago-
Arbor—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
SUMMARY 0F BAIOC
3d Philadelphia
5,058,183
52.1
+
Decatur
Week Ended Nov. 23—
12
+ 36.2
4,494,265
251,432
98,174,587
649,369,311
Peoria
24 New York--..—
6,121,775
Haute
Terre
Reserve District of 41.4%.
12
49,181,532
49,855,388
South Bend—
an
The Dallas Reserve District suffers a loss of 8.9%
City Reserve District enjoys a gain of 51,1% and the San Francisco
.—
+ 53.1
382,361
Indianapolis
polis Reserve District of 51.9%.
1st Boston
1,872,616
66,614,942
130,429,538
Orleans.
Federal
Indiana—Fort
expansion of 46.0%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of 45.7% and in the Minnea-4
In the following we
31.9
+ 49.1
9,784.679
32,853,562
124,600j>i00
2,061,461
2,075,468
40,220,182
46,355,087
4,522,512 (
Chicago
In the Chicago Reserve District the totals record
Reserve District by 43.5%.
but Kansas
51.4
+
54,405,358
Lansing
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
by 44.7%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 46.5% and in the Atlanta i
larger
+
2,274,914
—
Michigan—Ann
delphia Reserve District of 42.4%.
are
2,618,006
81,202,798
102,009,455
Total <10 cities.)
;
We group the
+ 48.8
.3,964,485
*3,000,000
—
Mississippi—Vicksburg
York District (including this city) the totals show
improvement of 13.0%, in the Boston Reserve
37,783,955
162,300,000
2,343,416
—
Louisiana—New
the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
this it appears that in the New
12,988,510
+ 34.7
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
(Outside of this city there was a gain of 41.8%, the
center having recorded an increase of 12.2%.
+ 20.0
47,478,119
162,700,000
ii
Macon
having amounted to $13,311,798,376 against $10,619,-
065,245 in the same week in 1945.
13,527,940
—242,100,000
Augusta
and complete results of the week previous—the week
clearings for the whole country
16,226,144
63,932,755
Georgia—Atlanta
For that week there was an increase of 25.4%, the aggregate of
ended Nov. 23.
an
in all cases has to be estimated.
detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
In the elaborate
we
Tennessee—Xnoxville
Nashville
figures are not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week
«
-
8,045,929,51?
^,918,348,474
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FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4547
Volume 164
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France (Metropolitan)
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.377893
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Newfoundland, dollar-— 4
p. Official——:—-—
.949375-
Free-
pound———
Norway, krone-:—
——
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3.224333
+
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4.005000
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.658300*
.658300*
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.562716*
.562716*
ENTIRE
.562716*
all reporting member hanks.
Holdings of Treasury certificate!*
of indebtedness declined $70,000,000 and of United States
Governments bonds $14,000,000, while holdings of Treasr
ury notes increased $50,000,000.
Demand deposits adjusted- increased $186,000,000 ip
New Ypyk City; $96,000,000 in the Chicago District, $55,000,000 in the Cleveland District, and $339,000,000 at all
reporting member banks. Deposits credited to domestic
banks declined in nearly all districts, the principal de¬
creases being: $78,000,000 in the Chicago District, $27,~
000,000 in the Kansas City District $24,000,000 in the
Cleveland District, and $22,000,000 in the Richmond Dis¬
tort; the net-decrease at all reporting member banks
City and a net of $289,000,000 at
Reserve Banks Combined ^
thousands of dollars)
(In
,
Nov.
'
>£^Nov. 28,
NOV. 20,
27,
1945
1946
1946
AssiH) s*-"**
fund
!
notes
Other
F.
for
Industrial
777,345 i
780,442
advances
loans
—-
—
U, 8. Govt, securities:
vBiUfl
14,762,292
7,331,012
835,100
753,390
—
-
Certificates
Motes
"
Bonds
from
R.
Govt,
securities
securities
and
loans
Total
F.
—
S.
U.
Total
Due
—
—
foreign banks.
of other
notes
Bank
assets
835,100
i 753,390
?.
23,521,938
23,852,520
102
139,082
2,657,469*
.
^29,156
2,341,124
32,573
54,029
-
32,607
52,352
45,305,628*
45,104,379
assets
Total
7,263,512*
23,965,583
102
banks—
premises
Other
14,669,936
23,681,794
items1——
Uncollected
760,725
,
18,291,772 > 17,871,290
272,192
279,724
234,846
282,728 -•
329,470
791,415
1,061
'•
1,112^
2,421
—
Discounts and
17,110,565
18,309,620
reserves—
cash
-
a
R.
-
ctf.
gold
Total
17,514,427
17,529,178
certificates
Redemption
was
12,968,315
7,658,9612,041,550
977,392
$223,000,0Q0.
A
bank—reserve gcct.
'—
24,440,055
110
124,729
1,890,150
33,683
67,959
deposits
summary
investments—total
and
Loans—total
...
Industrial, and agricultural
Commercial.
——
...
24,340,600
16,260,965
557,336
596,368*
875,359
2,195,994
18,169,686
;
1,566,688
14,087
12,288
44,637,804*
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Real
Treasury
"
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:
184,984
.
358,355
358,355
27,428
27,428
—«
98,584
accts.
45,104,379
.
v
Total liabilities & cap.
Ratio
»
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97,057'
144,779
45,305,628*
44,662,822
2,129
domestic banks
Demand deposits
deposits
..
6,324
,
Debits to demand deposit
43.1^
3,257
8,565
'
interbank
during
43.1%
+
—
—
Taxas Power & Light Co.^
6% gold debenture bonds, series A, due
51
+
—
+ 339
10,348
+
25
+
35
—223
—1,010
,
and.
week „'
U.
8.
accounts except
Gov't accounts,
—:
,
...
—
—
23
35
+
346
1
-
1
17,087
and. Investment News
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Redemption Calls and Sinking Fnnd
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
banks of the; Federal Beserve System in' X91 leading
cities shows the following principal changes for the
week ended Nov. 20: Increases of $289,000,000 in hold¬
ingsof Treasury bills and $339,000,000 in demand
posits adjusted, and a decrease of $223,000,000 in
posits credited to domestic banks,
■
t Commercial,
creased in all
industrial,
districts,
and
dode^
The dividends
preferred: and
The
common
agricultural - loans in¬
/
Caribbean Sugar Co., (preferred
International Paper Co.— J : ;.w
1st and ref. mtge.^ g% mtge.
.
3
■>.
,
—«Any time
bonds due 1947a.————
;
Company and Issue—
PARTIAL
Allied
v
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Angln-Ch&ean Nitrate Corpi, ineome debs.; due
1967.—.Jan' .1;
Stores
Dye Carp,
Corp.J—
(qwar.)—
American; Agricultural
Chemical
American: Bank, Note,
-Year-end —
35c
$1-50
^
50c
commofu^—r—
12824
Pagi
2682 *
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12-31
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(quar.).^wr,~~„-,—10
American Can Co., 7% preferred (quar.)—
** *,
American„Car & Foundry,. 1% pfd. (quar.)
$1.75 |2-14
American Casualty Co. (Reading, Pa.)-—
J
Quarterly
l
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; •, *5c
1- 2
American European -Securities*--*,.
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(quar.)
3410
t
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Chemical &
$
6%.
to^io
preferred
Common
N>
(year-end)
$4.50 preferred Beries
i——^
B Xquar.o
$1.12/fe
v
u- o
$1-50
t
fluar.H——
REDEMPTION
19"
19"!
—9t
Inc
—
2552
ofRec,
lo ot
$i-5»
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Alden's, Inc., common (increased quar.)
Extra
^,1——l—————
4Y4% preferred
AUes & pisher, Ind. ^increased)
—-
Joseph & Grand, Island Ry.—
1st mortgage 4%
55°
(quar.)
*
Dec 12
stock——.a-:
bonds, (?er. A St ser, B—Deo
Holders
When
Share Payable
Albers Super;Markets,
in
Page
Philadelphia Transportation Co.-<Consolidated Mtge,
bonds, Sef,;A, 4ue 2039—pec 13.
8t.
Department" in the week when
•Alabamh Great Southern RR. ordinary—.
6% particibating preferred—
--a—.
Allied
pate
2450
1638
2736
1
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NOTICES OF TENDER
Company and Issue—
.n.nf.
12490,
announced this week are:
Laboratories
Abbott
stocks called for redemption,
those
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location
which the details were given in thq f'Chronicle
■
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111
Per
called under sinking-fund provisions.
date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
including
4
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Vol. 161. 5In Vol. 162.
Name of Company
Below will :be found a list of corporate bonds, notes,
.
the principal increases being
$38,0.00,000 in- New York City, $21,000,000 in the San
Francisco District, and $19,000,000 in the Chicago Dis^
triet; the total increases was. $127,000,000.: Loans to
brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying United
States Government securities declined $42,000,000 and
loans to others for the same purpose declined $68,000,000, principally in New York City. Loans to banks de¬
clined $113,000000.
; - r
;Holdings. of Treasury bills increased $318,000,000 in.
.
tin
^
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declared.
Notices
condition statement of weekly reporting member
2057
Which we show the dividends previously announced, but
Which have not yet been paid. Further detail? and rec¬
ord of past dividend payments in many cases are given
under the company name in our "General Corporation
"
42.0%
——
2696
Dividends are grouped in two separate tables. In the
first we bring together all the dividends announced the
current week. Then we follow with a second table m
189
—
—135
12822
6
^
DIVIDENDS
+ 1,045
-«5,Q45
♦Revised figures'.
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♦Announcement in this issue,
112
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Hamilton Si Buffalo Ry.-^ ,
,
Consolidated mtge. 4Va% bonds, series A, due 1966-JFeb
Trane Co., 6% preferred stock
—
Deo
United States Finishing Co., $6 prior preferred stock—Dec
245
76
269$
f
*
f
*
143
63
37
—
1
232$
+ 1,577
21
—
1724
2694
2550
1726
1
4,249
39,840
...
deposits
Foreign bankB.^.........,1,292
•ftnCTnwjngaw.-Mi-M; •■•.,-'; ■ {X:-'r- i ,:V194
—,
combined....
14
—
2
15
I
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26
1
1
15
---4,660
3,519
adjusted
.........
8. Government
U.
to
note liabilities
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228T
2549
—Dec
1st mortgage bonds due
4M»%
Standard Brands, Inc., $4.50 preferred stock-—.—Dec
Swetland Co., 1st mortgage 6s dated 1930
Jan
337
—
50
—
3,380
.
8,628
576
+
27,081
Interbank deposits; ■
Domestic banks—9,418
gold certificate redeposit and P., R.
of
serves
—;
20
+
70
I:
1
preferred stock, par $10—ADeo 81
Liabilities—
;
loans
433
+
+ 289
Federal Reserve Banks...... 10,215
lh^yauli-.^^..^.^—641,
27,165
Contingent
6,314
+
—
1722
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securities
Balances with
Time
liability on., bills
purchased for foreign cor¬
respondents —
re¬
commitments to make indus¬
10
Reserve with
•-
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43
20.
2546
.1
a •
1979
—Dec
St Louis Shipbuilding & Steel Co., 1st mtge. bonds.—-Dec
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., 40-cent preference stock-.;——.Apr
Spotless Co., Inc.; 6% preferred stock-—
—
Oct
327
+
+
•-
2690;
2543
Safe Harbor • Water ppwer Corp.—•
—
+
2284
2689
228$
—Dec 18 !
Railway Express Agency, Inc.—
Serial notes, series A, due 1947-1848—
bonds
173,463
228,153
.
451
1—113
779
5,640
4,381.
............
of indebtedness.
(Including guaranteed
-obligations) hr^niwwi.
Cash:'
185,041
494
—
48
+
98
2,157
Treasury-nc^es-^—.
8.
Pennsylvania Sugar Co., $%
68
—
840
453
1,503
....
...
bills—
—
28
—
2540
1947-+—^-Any time,
'
due 1966—
1st mortgage 4s, series A,
:
........
Treasury certificates
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Northwestern Utilities,: Ltd^-*-
+3,405
42
—
881
387
estate loans.
Loans to banks...
Other loans—
Northern New York Utilities, Inc.—
let lien St ref. 6^- bondr, series B, due
3,205
r
Government obligations—...
securities
—....
S.
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44,089,262
«
paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
U.
Other
Other
Capital
preferred stock^_r—
*-JDec
Norfolk Southern Ry., 1st mtge. A'/as, ser. A, due 1998.Jan
North American Elevators Ltd.—
1st mortgage (leasehold), bonds, series
—,.-AJan
Nebraska Power Co.; 7 %
pur¬
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
U. S. Government obligations
Other securities.
476,026
17,752,212*
17,749,005
1,891,250
14,062
44,434,971
liabilities
trial
dealers for
and
brokers
+ 127
10,156
—
to
+
2405..
..—Anytime
—
•
4,321
'■
46
—
2683
52142
■*'.
2539
,
International Telephone'6r Telegraph-Corp.—
4% % debenture bonds, due J952—a—^-,-July
Merchants' National Properties, Inc., debs: due 1958_„aD6c
1945
+ 188
57,736
16,475
2683
series E, due 1977
July 1» *47
3s,*Beries F, due 1961—Dec 27
International PaRer Co.—.
3 - >
1st and refunding mortgage 5s due 1947
(—) Since
Nov. 21,
1946
1946
Asset*—
Loans
Nov. 13,
20,
2281
2682
Consolidated Paper Co., Ltd.—
1st mortgage 5Va% bonds or debenture stock——.Jian
2
Crucible Steel Coa of America*. 3V\CM debs.,- due 1955—--Dec 20
Dierks Investment Co., 1st mortgage es-.U'—A.-...-..-Deo . I4
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—•
1st collateral trust 4% bonds, series A and series B—Jan
1
El Paso Electric Co., 1st mtge. 3V4S, ser. A, due 1970—Dec 12
: 4Va % gen. mtge. gold bonds,
Inland Steel Coexist mortgage
Increase (+) or
U.
;»•:
Page:
1325
?
Date
Merrimao Hat Corp,, preferred stock--——.^Dec
1st mtge. 5s, due 1969———Dec
Decrease
424,791
312,598
incl. accnfed divs.
'
*
27
Great Northern Ry.—
-'*«'-'V**
$118,600,000 ih> New York City
aU reporting member banks.
of the assets and liabilities of reporting
Nov.
44,662,822
-
640,734
-
-
Deferred availability Items
•'-
2327
2327
t
Mount Hope Bridge Corp.,
633,174
664,626
Other
Total
a*
.
■;
(In millions of dollars)
16,097,879
16,131,047
acct.
,U. S. Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
*
1638
1
1
•
member banks follows:
23,646,218
■
24,675,511
24,779,754
notes
Deposits: i'
Other llabs.,
-H
chasing or carrying: \
^.Liabilities—
Total
1
2Vx%, 3% and 4Va%-first secured bodns——-Dec 16
Bridgeport Molded Products Co.—
'
:< 2Va%, 3% and-4W%
first secured bonds
....4.'lDec 16
Butte Electric & Power Co.. 1st mtge. 5s oup l951-.Any time;
Canadian Celanese, Ltd., income funding rights-a-A.--Dec 30
Carman & Co., Inc.,. class A $2 conv, preferred stock—Dec
1
Central fjtates Electrio Co., 1st mtge. 4s, due: 1964——Dec
4
Champion Shoe Machinery Co., 1st mtge, 4s, due 1948.-3an
1
Borrowings declined
loans
Federal Reserve
>
Blue Ribbon Corp., Ltd.—.
and $135,000,000 at
Loans
Member
:i
;
,
2325
2325
*
,
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
Gold
2290
2325
2325
3325
CALLED
ISSUES
Company and Issue—
New York
*
'
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Algoma Eastern Ry„ 1st mortgage 5s
—..Mar X
American. British St Continental Cv yp.*— ^
>
1 5%: gold
debentures, duo 1953—
.Feb, 1
Associated Electric Co., 4Mr%' bonds, series B, due 1953.Dee 20
•Nominal rate.
•
1st
Spalding <A. G.) & Bros., inovi
'"debs', du<» 1989—.—.Dee
Texas Pacifie-Missouri Paoiflo Terminal RR. of New
Orleans, 3%% mtge. bonds, series A, due 1974
Dec
Toledo Edison Co., 3 Ms % debentures, due I960—.
(Deo
Twentieth Century^Fok Film Corp;A-u
,
>
$4.50 prior preferred stock—i—._
Dec
.278214
.278214
.4.005000
.233629:^W—M;;
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,
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
>
1st.and refunding mtge.
bonds, ser, B, due J970-Dec 1
Pittsburgh Steel Co.~*
'•'.v--1 ^
'1st mortgage bonds, 4
series, due I960—.-i-—AA».Dec ' 1
1st mortgage bonds, series B; 4%%, due 1950—..A.—Deo' 1
;
>
1st; mortgage bonds, series O iVz %, due I960..—
.Deo , %
poli'-New'England Theatres, Inc.—
>
•>
1st mortgage bonds, due 1958
Dec 2
Public Service Co. of Colorado, 4% debs., due 1949
Dec
1
Queen Dyeing Co,, 1st mortgage 5% Bonds—-—aa.^—Dec 31
.949375
3.223833
'■*
4.005000
.658300*
-
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2287
refunding mortgage bonds, ser; A; due. i95d2-Jan^ l
•
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Sweden, krona-—
Switzerland, franc-
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—
2408
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2289
•
; v 2693
Niagara Falls Power Co.—
•
.■•••■;" ' '-AAA-t'y-A.
1st and refunding mortgage 3V2S, due 1966—
Dec 11
2056
Oak Manufacturing Co., 5% conv. debentures, due 1955_pec
1
2157
Ottawa Valley Power Co., 1st mtge. 4s. due 1P64——Dec
1
2551
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., 1st mtge. 3VaS, due 1960_Dec
1 % 2447
.208765
.208765
CQlombia,pesQ-,---———————
=
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.571400*
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Czechoslovakia, koruna
Denmark,
England, pound sterling
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1.000000
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1.000000'
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1718
Dec 31
National Dairy Products
„
Official———
stock-,—..
bonds, foreign series, due I960——;
Dec 1
mortgage bs, due 1953—.—a—_Jan
1
Corp.,2%% debs., due 1970
Dec 1
Neisner Brothers, Inc„ 4%%
preierrect stock—a...
Dec 15
New England Lime Co.,:3%-6% debentures due 1966—Jan
1
Midi RR.,
1.000000
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,
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Thanksgiving
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3.21095O
.054053
.022797
,
,
3.210950
.022797
8.211450
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preferred
Lafayette Hotel Co., 1st mtge. 5s, due 1947-——..v.—Dec 15 ; - 2692
Bake )3t. Vohn Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—»
<
1st1 mortgage 5 */f»s,. series A
—
..Ua.—..Jan-; 1'
2288
Macfadden Publications, Inc., 6% debentures, due 1968—Jan
1
2411
Metropolitan Ice Co., 1st mortgage 7s, due 1954—Jan
1
2411
NOV. 28
.351247*
3.211450
6%
Co.,
Utilities Corp.—
convertible debentures, due
Greynound Corp., 3% debentures
.297733*
.251247*
,
Mills
-
1
4
.251247*
.022796
Canada, dqllax—
Union of South
s:-
1
1
Public
Ai: 1st and
.297733*
3.210950am
wi-Wwatf. •
New Zealand,
,||M
Cotton
General
Nov, 37
$
•Belgian.
-
Deerfield Packing Corp., 1st mtge. 4s, due 1958...
Dec
Detroit tfteej Corp., yu-vear 6% debentures. ! ^........Jan
Horn Coal Corp., collat, trust 4s, due 1956....^
Dec
4 V5t%i preferred stock——..a—.—a-a—.a
Indiana Service Corp.—
•
.251247*
!
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Australia, pound.
Free
India
v
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TARIFF ACT OF 193Q
!
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NOV, 22, 1940 TO NQV.
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Dec 20
1st inc. mtge. 5%x. due 1949-Nov 16
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Illinois, Inc
Gurney Foundry Co., Ltd.,
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wprld.
due
•1st (closed)
mortgage 6 MiSa..—I
Cleveland Graphite Brpnze-Cq., 5% preferred stocks.-Dec 30
Bank is flow cer¬
in the different countries of the
Secretary atthe Treasurythe buying;^
record for the week just passed:
tify irigdaily to the
.
Associated Laundries of
Pooe
Date
,
bonds,
Associated Electric Co,,
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
requirements of Section 522 of the
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12-31
1-15
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3
2
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12-27
12-16
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12-27
12-16
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12-18
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American Safety Razor Corp. (quar.)
American Smelting & Refining—X'.
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•
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6%
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common
(quar.)_—
(year-end)——.
6% preferred (quar.)
Association (year-end)__—
•American Stamping Co.
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12-
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5
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1-
12-
2
12-
1-
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12-30
12-23
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12-19
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12-20
12-
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12-14
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;
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80c
12-27
11-25
25c
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12-16
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——
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;
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12-
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12-27
12-21
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11-27
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12-13
12-27
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12-27
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common
v—
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12-
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2
2
7-
2
10-
2
9-20
125c
1-
2
12-14
1-
2
12-14
12-24
12-
12-24
12-
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1-15
12-31
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30c
25c
1-
12-10
3-20
12-14
12-12
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8-15
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11-29
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12-
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11-30!
12-10
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11-30
;
12-
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—
City & Suburban Homes (s-a)_
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, common—--,';
$4.50 preferred .(quar.)——
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<quar.)___.
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duett
;
7%
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Mills—.
Molybdenum
Chemical
Co.
.
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;
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preferred
(quar.)
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$6
on
such' order
the 14th day after the date
12-
12-11
12-19
12-21
12-10
12-13
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50c
33c
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12-14
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12-20
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12-10
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1-15
12-31
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Co.
250
(quar.)_,
-
—_
12-20
12-16
12-
12-16
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v
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; Inspection
.
common
preferred
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12-2 '
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and
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$2.50
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12-24
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12-26
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12-14
12-
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12-16
2
12-12
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1- 2
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12-31
12-12
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12-14
12-
$1.75
25c
(s-a)—.
(quar.)
—
2-15
1-31
12-26
12- 9
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1-
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1-20
12-30
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12-30
12-10
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1
11-20.
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11-22
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12-27
12-16
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12-21
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12-16
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12-19
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1- 2
12- 6
21-
12-
2
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12-14
11-30
12-15
11-29
12-15
11-29
1-
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12-14
1- 2
12-14
12-20
12- 5
12-20
12- 2
12-20
12- 2
1
1-13
12-13
12-3
1- 2
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12-23
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12-
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60c
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.
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12-10"
12- 2
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12-
12-30
-
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12-15
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———•—
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———
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——
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5
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:
1
1- 2
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(quar.)—
11-30
11-27
-
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12-15
preferred <(quar.)A———.—A-,-A-A-..«,*i
$1.50
Molson's Brewery, Ltd. (year-end)
150c
Molybdenum Corp. of America (quar.)A
12%c
Monroe Chemical, $3.50 preferred
(quar.)— -j 87%c
Monsanto Chemical Co. (year-end)
25c
Morgentown Furniture Co., common (a-a)—
40c
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—a-a——™~w v
,20c
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$3
Montreal Locomotive Works, Ltd.
(quar.)—
$20c
Mount Royal Hotel Co.—, 35o.
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Murphy Chair Co. (initial)
—
10c
Murphy (G. C.) Co., common (year-end)—
75c
ft 4%% " preferred
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Murray Corp. of America—
,
4% preferred (quar.)—a—a50C
Myers (F. E.) & Bros
75c
Nation-Wide Securities Co., Inc.—
X
Voting trust certificates
(year-end)
40c
National: Acme Co. (extra) —.--—a—aV " 50c
National Battery Co.
(quar.)
——
!;
30c
National Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)—
v $50c
7% preferred (quar.) aa^.--—waaa—v*43p
National By-Products
(extra)—
—^,
$1.25
12- 6
12%C
5C
Harrison
•
$3
12-14
12^31
50 c
Company
Watch
12-31
lie::
250
Hamilton
12- 4
11-26
$1.06%
Extra
12-6
;
:
4
$1
'
<
w$1.50;
Greyhound Corp.; common (year-end)^*4Vi%
preferred (quar.)—a—
Group Income Shares,'series A
Gulf Oil Corporation
(special)..
Gulf States Utilities, $4.40 pfd. (quar.)
Hall (W. F.) Printing; ^quar.)..—.—.
12-..6:::;Haloid
35C
of
——————————
12-10
preferred^
payment -to
be made 28 days
after SEC order to holders at the close cf
business
11-15
$l,75sn';-. l- 2
,
—
&
liliii3o
$l.'50J.j,ti2-24
—
—
Proposed
12- 61
35^;, 12-12
Clyde Aircraft Manufacturing, Ltd. (initial)
Coca-Cola .Bottling Co. (N. Y.) (year-end)Commercial Credit Co.
(quar.)
—
Commercial Solvents Corp.
(year-end)--,—
Colonial Finance Co. (liquidating)—
Columbia Aircraft Products, Inc. (initial)—
'Commonwealth
2
12-20
$2,
306-a: 12-13
——
Co.—:
(quar.)
6
12-
City Auto
(L.
,X
•X"
8
7 ViC
Graupner (Robert H.), 6% preferred (quar.)
Greening (B.) Wire Ltd. (quar.)
•
Great Lakes Terminal Warehouse (s-a)
5-15
2
1-
12-21
12-31
12-
25c
preferred
5%
Minneapolis Gas Light, 5% pfd.
$5.10 1st preferred (quar.)
9
2
1-
I-
12-
$1.25
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Gorham
2-15
3- 1
50c
12-24
•
11-20)
$2
$2.40
preferred (quar..)———
;:Middlesex";:Water
Midvale CompanJr J—,—:
12-16
2
15c
Coal
Distilleries
Falls Insurance Co.
Gordon,
$1.25
25c
$1.50
—
Alden
Glenmore
12- 3
-preferred<(quar.)A.-^---*-i,-*«-*^;^*
-:$1.25(:/:? 6^2:<
5% preferred <quar;)^.^u;-~,-~—$1.25
9- 2
5% preferred ,(quar.)r*—Kji.23--y*$2t 1
25c
—
12-7
5%
(quar.)
11-30
t$6
(H. H.) Packing, 6%% pfd.
Mickelberry's Food Products Co.—
12-20
Equipment..
General Railway Signal Co., com. (quar.)..
6%
preferred (quar.)——...
Gillette Safety Razor, common (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.).
Glemore Distilleries
(quar.).—
12-20
20c
Corp.
12-17
X 1-17
$1.30
Meyer
1-25
12-13
1
4c
(s-a)
Alkali, common
Extra
12-16
Co
11-29
12-13
(interim)
6
12-
12-12
1- 2
Messenger Corporation (year-end)
Metal Forming Corp. —-——
12-21
12-16
12-27
2-
6
12-31
11-22.
1
$2
$1
$1
preferred
(quar.)——
Publishing Co. (year-end)
Merrimac Hat Corp.
(quar.)
1-17
$2
12- a
12-10
1-
$1.25
—
Extra
10
31% c
(quar.)
1-20
12-16
15c
-
$2
12-
2-1
12-21
1-20
$2
62%c
12%c
$3.50
12-21
2
15c
Precision
Chilton Company (' < :
1-
25c
Meredith
11-30
-12-10
40c
preferred
General
12-20
12-
12-20
2
12-20
12-14
-
—
preferred (quar.)_——
Merck & Company, common (quar.)
11-29
10c
1-
30c
$1.25
7%
General Builders Supply Corp.—
12-10
2
5%
3
12-20
12-17
-
—
(resumed)
(quar.)
Mercantile Stores Co.,
3
15C
12-14
12-11
Extra
12- 9
12-20
Co.
preferred (quar.)
X
Memphis Natural Gas Co.
(year-end)
Mengel Company, common (increased quar.)
2
12-14
2
1- 2
12-28
& Co
Ltd.,
Extra
2
12-
30c
(quar.)...—.
'Extra':a—J—A—$8 preferred (quar.)
1
1-
12-
1-21
6%
—
Manufacturing
1-
.*
12-16 *
25c
Co.,
Electric
15c
•
1-
12-14
37%c
$25c
4%%
12-31
Brewing
12-23
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing Co.—
Common (quar.)
12-12
1-17
■':':
2
12-24
—
12-20
12-12
10c
(quar.)—
(monthly).
Corporation
Extra
6
35C
12-16
25c
—
McCormick,
12-17
12-
1
37 %c
10c
General
,
McCall
12-14
preferred
5%
1
12-24
2
General Baking Co., common
12- 2
45c
$3
• $1
(quar.)-—-——
of
Co.
(Robert)
6%
12-10
1-10
12-10
1-
$1.50
$1
l%c
Red Lake Gold Mines
McBrine
12-20
12-31
4-
12-10
12-20
37%c
12-12
preferred (quar.)
McAleer Manufacturing Co.—
5% convertible preferred
(quar.)
12-14
12-26
12-20
12-20
1-
i-ia
2
50c
common
Year-end
5
1-2
Co., class B
$3 participating preferred A (quar.)
11-26
12-16
12-
25c
of
1
1-
7%
7
12-24
Bank
2-
40c
Angeles Investment Co. (extra)
Provisions, 8% partic. pfd.
Mathieson
5
12-20
10c
Dealers Industrial
Gemmer
11-26
11-30
12-
Taylor,
Marven's,
7
12-20
12-
66%c
(quar.)
Cement
2nd
Year-end
6
$1
12-
$1
11-26
1-17
1212-
20c
(quar.)
Manufacturing Corp
Garrett
Corporation
11-18
11-30
2
37'/2C
(quar.)
Galvin
12-10
2
2
1-
130c
•*;
11-29
9
1-
25c
12-
12-20
$1.06%
Semi-annually
11-30
12-20
56V4c
12-20
85c
Mapes Consolidated Manufacturing Co.—
12-10
50c
(quar.)
...
12-10
(quar.)..»
Common y
35C
2
...
Gair
11-29
12-
1-
12-
60c
,
*
5
12-11
70c
&
Madsen
12-20
Truck
Motor
Gabriel
12- 2
T.
12-
12-31
65c
12-
1-
Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. (Toronto)—
3
12-14
(year-end)
12-
1-
12-27
Macy (R. H.)
12-16
12-
12 Vic
Special
5
12- 9
2
12 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
1-
1-
xl%%
xl% %
5c
Portland
12-
xl3/4%
_■
Louisville
1-15
12-20
50c
12-
25c
Monthly
Los
•)-
•
1-
—
preferred
Lock Joint Pipe Co.
6
$1.12%
(quar.)
(s-a).
12-
Locomotive Works
8%
-
)
1-
2
&
Lord
1-15
2-1
$1.12%
12-
$17c
Year-end
6
15c
30c
12- 2
1-
(quar.)-
(John A.) & Sons, Ltd.(quar.)—
Electric Steel (quar.)——.
Lima
6-20
24c
...
11-30
12-16
1-
Casualty Insurance Co. of Tenn.—
Quarterly
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia
3-20
-
12-14
$$1.75
Service,
Frary & Clark
Life
c
Fund—:
25c
37%c
'
20c
& Co., common
(quar.)Special
preferred (quar,)—
Liberty Fabrics of N. Y., Inc. (quar.)__
12-27
14-
11-30
15c
$2.50
11-29
25c
6
12-15
Leath
12-10
25c
v"
Public
Lawrence
12-13
25c1
-j
6
12-
50c
^
(quar.)_
Latrobe
11-29
12-10
12-
12- 6
;
Steel
Lang
6
Brooklyn..
7
12-2
.
2
12- 9 :
12-31'
^
75c
———
Fuhrmann
12-
12-16
preferred
Co.
Company
Foundation
12-10
12-21
i2-16
5%
">
12-
2
Corp., common (resumed)..
6% prior preferred (quar.)
Fostoria Pressed Steel (year-end)
6
$1.50
;
:75c
Foster-Wheeler
IOC
,
Cincinnati
1-
5k'60c'.--.
.•
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (year-end)
Fittings, Ltd., Class A (initial)
Food
Chicago BurUngtoh'.& QUincy
Chile
Copper Co.
(year-end)
_
12-20
$1.75
.
Products Co.
Extra":
15c
Extra,
(N. Y.)
$1.75
12-13,
12-28
Extra
12-31
12-
>
12-13
12-30
12-28
$1
Landers
11-30
1-15
25c
Fund—
Electric, $4.50 pfd.
Railroad
Federal
$1.12 y2
Chamberlin Co. of
Bank & Trust
Paso
Extra
40c
Products, common—
prior pref. (quar.)
Chemical
;; l- 2
9
:;'v,c,x
12-28
(quar.
Laclede
12-20
1
Certain-teed
v
12-24
75c
'
75c
Koppitz-Mclchers
12-20
1-
Edison^i^-,,-*-,^^^^^.^-,,
■
5oc
115c
:
•
2
$1.50
.
-
12-27
1-2
87 %c
preferred ( quar.),
:€%
preferred (quar.) a——.a.———
Central Ohio Light & Power (quar.)
4%%
Balanced
Stock
Birmingham Co
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
30c
3.50%
•Central
12-27
1-15
Farrel
t40c
•
$25c
$37c
40c
,$1.10
——
Extra
Central
12-27
1-15
115c
Family Finance Corp., common
41/2%
preferred (quar.)
$2.50
Brainard Co.
(quar.).
1-15
135c
:'-X
9
12-30
$!■
Koppers Co., Inc., common
4%
preferred (quar.)—
12-31
...
50c
.irfc—i—
preferred
2
1-15
12-
75c
-
12-
1-
Fairbanks
,.;$1.50",
•
(quar.)
Catelli Food Products, Ltd., com. (interim)Lockwood
11-25
125c
(quar.)
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
.
Carpenter Steel Co._——
Case
11-25
12-10
444c
•
8s Howard
Evans
Copper—
aa—-Xa-a-aa;-.......,
Extra
>
140c
Eureka-Williams
—
X.
15c
Company (year-end)
''
Kimberly-Clark Corp., 4% 2nd pfd. (initial)
Kinney Manufacturing Co.—
$6 non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Kleinert
(I. B.) Rubber
Knudsen Creamery Co. (initial)
11-30
i
12-
20c
El
25c
Canada Bread Co., 4%% preferred (quar.).$$1.12%
Canadian Canners, Ltd
$31 Vic
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)
25c
Year-end
-
50c
12-14
12-1
40c
60c
(XX
Co., common (quar.)
Special
4%% preferred (quar.)—.
3
20c
Erie
& Sons (quar.)—.
1
-
*
T2>/2C
12-
12- 0
Jewel Tea
6-20
12-24
Extra
12-28
5%
12-26
1
7-
5%
8-15
1
Quarterly
—
Calumet
1-
$1.50
Products, common (increased quar.)..
4V2% preferred (quar.)
;
Electrical Products Consolidated (Seattle) —
—
ft-'-'.Extra
? : 62%c
Brager-Eisenberg, Inc. (quar.)—_—
15c
Brainard Steel Corp. (quar.)
—
15c
Bridgeport Brass, common (quar.)
$i.37y2
f
5%% convertible preferred (quar.)
35c
Bridgeport Gas Light Co. (quar.)
30c
Brillo Manufacturing Co., com. (increased)$2 preferred A (quar.)
—
British American Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)——Broadway Market Corp. (resumed)—
—
Buck Creek Oil Co. (year-end)
..
Buffalo Niagara Electric, 3.6% pfd. (q«ar.)_
Burgess Battery Co
——
—
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd. (quar.)
—
Bush Terminal Buildings, 7% pfd. (accum.)
Bush Terminal Co., 6% preferred (quar.)—
Butler Brothers
(year-end)—
50c
C. I. T. Financial Corp. (quar.)
—
50c
7%
1-15
8-25
12-
12-20
(incr. quar.)-
Ltd., com.
preferred A (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
preferred series C (quar.)
preferred series D (quar.)
7%
8-15
1-25
$1.50
Ltd.—
(accum.)
non-cumulative
Eaton
(s-a)—*
preferred
5
1-15
3-25
preferred
Jamaica
Co.,
(quar.)
Eaton & Howard
12-28
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co.
Brach (E. J.)
i
12-
1-25
12-27
—
Extra
5
12-16
;
12-
11-10
12-27
f
■
Paper Co., com.
Irving (John) Shoe Corp., 6% pfd.
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
12t16
$1
Ekco
-a
.
(s-a)
$2, par and no par value (quar.)—_—
12-15
6
(year-end)
3
$1
/
Construction
Extra
& Electric—
—
Company
12 23
1-
12-13
12-14
'
Investment Corp. of Philadelphia (year-end)
Iowa Southern Utilities (Dela.)
(increased)-
12-20
.
12-16
$1
$4
12-16
$1.50
$2 par and no par value (quar.)
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd. (s-a)
1- 2
Stores,
12-23
12-26
25c
...
\
2
preferred (s-a)
Inc.—
6%
■
,,
12-20
5c
*
——
Blackstone Valley Gas
1212-
1-1.
$$1.50
t$1.75
$$2
10c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., common (quar.)—
7%
preferred (quar.)—
—
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.) —„
Benton Harbor Malleable Industries (resumed)
a
12-26
:
12-13
20o
(year-end).
(quar.)^;
preferred
'
Year-end
12-10
:
25e .?
■
4%
'
11-30
Body Co
Bates Manufacturing Co., commonExtra —...———
V 4%% preferred (quar.)—X
Bausch & Lomb Optical
(resumed)
50c
12Vic
12-10
12-24
■
International
12-2
12-31
—$1.75
-((quar^^W^-i''
preferred (quar.)
Douglas (W. L.) Shoe Co., $1 conv. prior pfd.
Draper Corporation (quar.)__
Dryden Paper Co. (Initial)
Duke Power Co. (year-end)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Brewing Co. of Pittsburgh (extra)
Duval Texas Sulphur Co. (year-end)———
Eastern Malleable Iron (year-end)
Eastern Racing Association, Inc.—
$2 par and no par value (initial quar.)—
$2 par and no par value (quar.).—.
11-21
Batavia
12-16
,
$1^
Extra
12-19
2
Barber Asphalt Corp. (quar.)——
Bassett Furniture Industries (irreg.)—
35c
7%
National
Stock
1
6
12-14
•
Dairies, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—_
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
5%
12-10
12-20
2-
12-
2
Dominion
11-30
12-20
12-20
2-15
1-
12-20
12-24
25c
12-31
t25o
$1
20c
+
40c
2
12-17.
12-10
60c
Copper
87>/2c
Corp.
12-17 '
12-28
$1
International Minerals 8s Chemical Corp,-*■X- Common x, aa^Xaaa
$1
preferred
Consolidated
Iron
12-28'j
12-20
$1.50
(extra)
12-17
(s-a)
Cream
Dobeckmun
2-
75c
Ice
Inspiration
1-
12-20
50c
2
:
Steel
5
$7
12- 0
1- 2
40c'
$1.25
.
12-20
62Vic
Interlake
•
12-18
(quar,
12-17
Extra
6
3-
50c
——
$3
6
Disher
59%c
12y2c
$1.50
$2.50
$1
55c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
convertbile
12-
12-23
.12-
2
12-30
12-31
•
Co.
12-
2
common
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand
1-
75c
preferred (quar.)^—•
Industrial Bancshares (quar.)
5
12- 6
12-30
25c
6%
12-
12-31
$7c
Extra
:
.
56%c
2
;——
preferred
Natural Gas Corp.,
preferred
Holdere
Payable ofReiyx
12- 0
'X I*; 3
? X ft'Xft :■■
Vl- 2
11-30
12-20
12-6:
40c
(quar.)
1-
(increased)
partic.
partic.
$3
preferred
1-
Fruit, Class A (increased)—a
—_
Mining (resumed)
—_u_
Co. (quar.)———a_——
Anaconda
Andes
convertible
ZV/zC
(quar.)_
$1
Di Giorgio
Class A
25o
1 50c
XX
Humphreys Mfg. Co., common^—.^-aaa--.^-,
12-13
2
12-16
Extra
7
$2.25
5%
12-14
1-
5QC
Furnace
BubbellX (Harvey), Inc.
12-14
12-16r
;
Ltd.—
Extra,
Houston
9
12-10
40c
——
-
6
2
15c
pfd. (quar.)—
a*
1
12-31
12-
12-24
'
30c
——'—Detroit Steel Corp., new com. (initial quar.)
12-14
•
Special
•a/
12-16
1-10
Corp.
Light, 4%
12-
12-24
55c
-
—
Long Hook & Eye Co. (year-end)
Dentists'Supply Co. (N. Y.), 7% pfd. (quar.)
7
12-10
2
Oil
Rock
:
1-10
2
1-
35c
De
5
12-
212-31
$3
Metal,
Ampco
6
12-27
$1.75
50c
$1.50
32%c
$1.50
(quar.)————;
1-
of Canada,
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines (interim.)
Home Dairy Co., 80c preferred
(s-a)__:
Home Title Guaranty Co.
(year-end)
Hoover
Co.
(year-end)
Houdaille-Hershey Corp.—
12-2
12-21
Paper Co.
When
share
•
Quarterly;;'yA--**-~.A-—$25c
Holland
6
.12-12
Dauch
<fc
«
"
12-20
—
12-
1-
2
50c
12-28
Common (year-end)
v
(quar.)-
preferred (quar.)--w—
Cuneo Press, Inc., common (extra)—
> 4Vi% preferred, (quar )„—.»4w''
Curtis Publishing Co., $7 pfd: (accum.),—_
David & Frere, Ltd., Class A (quar.)——
12-20
1-15
250
1-
20c
5%
4
1
6
20C
-
Atlantic Sugar Co., common
Cuban
1
1-27
$1.50
—
;
(Quai'.)-'--A.AL
Hir.de
5
12-16
————
America
of
21212-
2 :
50c
-
Extra
12-16
1-15
$1.12%
(quar.)—
—
2-
$1.25
v
Crown-Zellerbach Corp.: < quar.,)^-,.i-i-.ii,-Crystal Tissue Co. (quar.)
...i
12-16
1-
40c
;
———
Creameries
3
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
common (year-end)
Products,
Wood
2-15
1-
Per
-
'
12-31;
_;
12-16
$1.25
V 25C
;
Crowell-Collier Publishing (quar.)
^13-10
1-
Coty,
•
xNameof Company
;
.
{
Company
preferred
Inc.
-a
6%
.<12-10-
Gin
"
'
Hinde ds Dauch Paper,
12-31
■
10c
preferred (quar. )i.u-A—i—
Cornell
12-10
2,.' 12t10
25c
____—.
(quar.)-.—--.
Chemical, class
&
Potash
Class B
^
Metals (quar.)
(bi-monthly)
Co.
American Optical
American
&
Co.
25c
82% C
American
5%-
:
Continental
11-30
12-
35c
common__
Extra--;l__^_™_--.--.-.i——-r—.'
7% preferred (quar.)—_—
——.-
■
Light & Power (year-end)
Coppermines Corp
Consolidated Edison Co, (N, Y.)—;
$5 preferred^
Consolidated Grocers Corp., common
1-15
i
$1
$1.25
(accum.)
preferred
'
•
Consolidated
11-30
12-
-
Class
<8,
1-15
'
•
Connecticut
11-30
50c.
$1.50
a
-
!*'
•
■v
t
'
(quar.).._——
(quar.)___—-A———
American Insulator Corp. (year-end)
American Locker—
'••■■ X/X'v X
$1.50 non-cum. Class A (quar.
V Extra"
$6
7%
12-20
1st preferred
6%
tlOc
,
(New Hampshire)—
Concord Gas
12-20
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$5c
-
(quar.)_—
preferred
8%
4
2
2nd preferred
Extra
-
1-
12%c
(quar.)a-«-
12-
12-14
25c
V
common,
When
Share
Name of Company
^
Ltd., common (quar.);
.
,
'■ Commercial Alcohols,
Quarterly' ^
American Hair & Felt,
Payable of Rec.
(Iterfas)r-f
Co.
Insurance
General
American
Per':
Holders
When
r
Share
Company^'
Monday; December 2, 194Cf
12-30
;
12- 2
■
tvmt..u'L
J-i...
J
:\V
'
•
■
'•;■
-
-
-
-
■'■•■■
-
When
Per
.
Name of Companys ¥.:
••
Share
■
•
Hav.en Watqr Co,
(s-a)________———
New'. Jersey
'<:New.york CRy Omnibus Corp.___
Newport-Industries, Iqc.,
4%,%
preferred
com.
(quar.)
share
&
common
of
^ectriq fqr eqch. 100
bf North
Pacific
Finance Co;,
5%,
prior
1- 2
12-, 9
-15q
$1.12%
mb
12-
12-
9
"
$1.25.
12-23-
12-9'
$1.1
$1.80
12-14
43,%ic
43<3/4[C
12-2Q
l'i-29
0r3T
12-13-
33 Vz'/o
25c
—
(quar.).
i-
Oneida, 3Ltd.~ coihmoh (qtiar.
6% preferred- (quar,.)
&/ Debenture Cj,' (quhr.T^r_»J
Orpheum Building Co. (s-a)
(quar.),
hMP!
12-20
12- 4
12-i6
5
12-30
12-23
1-15
I- 2
Transportation "Co." (quar. )__/___'
30c
Fatcnpgue-Plymouth Mills (year-end)
$3
Peninsular Telephone Co." (year-end)_______
50c
Pennsylvania' Glass Sand Corp".—
Cqhrnron (qup-r,.) ™1
I
25c
5% preferred (quaje.)-;
$1.25
Pennsylyania Power 4c Light 'Co,, common30c
4%% preferred (quar.)h,
—$1.12%
People? Drug Stores/ Inc."(quar.)
'
40c
Year-end
__/
Company'
;
Special
Perfect Circle Corp.
Perrjon/Goldj Mines,
Extra-
(quar.)™//™™™
Y.)
1st
8%
C<?.,
preferred
25c
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Riverside
(P.
$2
t25c
2-25
1-2
12-
1-
Russell
7%"
I-16
2
12-
9
1- 2
12-
9
25c
12rl4
—
preferred
common
5c
12-20
12-13
12-
5c
12-10
Co*—
"(s-a.)x—c_l_
Industries, Ltd.,
11-25
Helen's
St.
Louis Public Service,
Pulp: &
Co,
12-
60c
12-20
2
12-
/;/
$1
12-20
12-
preferred
5%'
"A
class
preferred
-
Extra *
/
—
54
California
5% %
South
•
West
Yqar^.end
Aircraft Corp.,
convertible
Common
•
2-14 ■'
6
12-19
12-
6
12-20
12-
1_ 2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
12- 9
12-12
II-30
12"- 5
2-25
12-16
-
I-2-19
1- 2
•
preferred
9
previous)
:
:i
3:2-lQ
,
10c
1- 2
Common
—
(quar.)___—_
(quar.)
11-30
6%
12-
$1.10
n.
i2"
1- 2-
$1
1-2
12-16
37 %c
34 %c
>35c
.
f/1-15
.
Ltd;,
12- 5
$1.12
12-20 '
$3.50
Automobile
Bakeries
,
Extra
12-16
'250
1- 2
12-16
.205
12-16
11-30
75c
12-28
4%%
-
12-17
Armour
2
&
conv.
12- 2
10-31
1- 2
12-16
25c
1-
2
12-16
,
'
12- 9
II-30
i- 2
12-1-3
6 %
1st
12-21
11-29
7%
2nd
20C
•
1
11-30
$1
12-12
11-29
150
12-27
12-12
12-27
12-13
$1
12-12
12- 2
$1
12- 2
11-14
40C.
12-23
12-
12-
11-21*
81%o
$1-
(quar.)_
.
Telephone 5?
B
1
13- 3
12.-14
12->
40a
$1.5*
12- 2
U- $
12- 2
11-:«
$1.75
12- 2*
I2rld
11- $
12-10
4.QC
11-27
-
lb-2%-
Telegi-aplf-rr
$1.32
$.1.54
.
;
12-2*
12-28
11-3$
11-30
/12-
500
12-31
100,
12-16
11-30
lOo
.
class A (year-end)—
12rl6
11-38
1Q-26
12-
1
12-12.
common
West Didiea, 9,
5
11-20,
12-
S, L}nes-r$3
$2.50,
5
Atlas
Series
A
II-20
11-15
Atlas
12-16
12-16-
11-21
oevio,
(quar.),,..,,——
Autocar Co.,
12-31
12-20.
25c
12-JL
12-20.
25c
12-31
Canteen
Automatic
Automotive
12-20.
12-3JL
Company
12-16
12-20
$1.65
Gear
Co.
of America
Works,
convertible
50*
preferred
11-20
Avondale
12-1
12- 2
11-15
12-
11-15
500
12r 1
41 Vic
12- 1
11-20
lOo
(quar.)—-—
Milla
-
12-20
12-
$0o;
12-3
11-15
12-16
12r. 5
$1.25
12-16
12- 5
B/G. Foods,
.
Inpf (increased quar.)—
1
11-20
5
60
12- 1
11-15
.60
1-1-47
12-15
"25o
12-10
11-29
15c
12-10
11-29
(monthly)
'Monthly..
'
35C
11-15,
25q
/;
Aviation
Cprppration,/ common_—
12-20/
% Avqn, Allied Rroducts^ (quar.
11-15
12- 2
250
——
(quar.)_
common
11-26
12^2
25*
—
12-10
250
-
(quar.)
5%. series A conv. pfd.
5 %. preferred B (quar.)
Preferred O- (initial)
——
12-M
25c
preferred
Powder
.V,v
11-3$
11-30
12-30
Atlantic
11-21
/
12-12
12-12
37%a
RCXining Co.
(quar.),
Imperial Diesel: Engine-^
11-19
:
1
i
•• s
12-16
•
12-10*
12-.
:
15C.
$l.Q6V4':
Common0 (year-end)
——(•—
5%, noriioum. preferred (s-a)
12-10
2
5c
11-30
Atlantic* 'GulT &
11-7
1-
./ American Chain, & Cable, common" (quar.)'_
:
5%
preferred (quar.)——-
12-1$
1W^
U-l*
11- T
•■.vf"'
U 3
12-14.
13-. 3
13-13
12-
America)* Beverage Cprp.—
4%,"convertible preferred (accum.)
2QO prior preferred, (quar.)*///™™--___"
12-13
*k
12- 5
1- 1
I3r27.
$a;
12- 5
$2.25/
11-30.
Atlantic Coast Line RR.,
12- 2
_____——-
12-13
12-16
reported
$1
—
1- 1
,1W*
and
30C
;—»-.
12- 1
12-16
above dividend- w.as
20c
(quar..)
10-31
12-3
12-13
I-16*
75c
Vi < M 1- 3.
12* 2*
11-22
1-31
12-14
;
II-18/
11-18
2
30C
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.
24.
v
$$li
_Z—
11-29
3
10Q
(year-end)
—
-
1L-15
12-
$1.50.
(accum.)
Astor Financial Corp.,
(quar.)-
(quar.)
12-20
12- 2
12/ 2
;
10-30*
12- 5"
12-20
87% a % 12- 1
12-31
$1.56.
1-1
-
12- 3
.*.2-14
12-
93 %C
—__——_——_————
preferred
11-23
,
12-20
(quar,),
$$2
pfdi
1st
Class
11-20
12-1
25a
12-10
75c
12V/c
—
7 %y 1st preferred (accum.—
Associates Investment Co. (quar.)
;
11/1$,
15o
—.____
(S-a)
$6
The
40c
.
12--5, v- 11-25
declared on Sept.
in our,, column that
week.
Due, to an oversight the line was,
removed; the following week.
Atlanta Gas Light, 4%% preferred, (quar.)
Atlanta & West Point BR.——--—
Atlantic. Coast, Line (Conn.),
12-10v
70O-
conv.
-common
B
5
'
•ri- 4
12-23
■
5*
12-10;
$25c
(irreg.)
preferred (quar.),—
Spring (quar.):
Associated
12-31
11-! 8.
1-31/
$i50a
preferred' (guar.) —
-Associated
Extra
1-
$$2.50
2- t
200
.
80c
I-21
12- 3
IOC
Corporation
(quar.)—
Ashland; Oil Ss Refining—
Common (increased quar.)_____—_______
4%%, .preferred (quar.)
—
Associated Dry Goods, common (irreg.)
$1.05
pfd, (quar.)
Insurance
Co.
.
preferred
12-31
11- 3
12- 3
(111/)
Company
75c
25c
12- 6-
1-2
Bembqrg,
11-20
2P 1
:'r.'-$l-
Artloom
$1.50
Co.1 (^ear-end)-.
American
i,'
12-
12-28
Holding Corpi (s-a)
American
•
12-16
12-31
.
12-20
1-31
12-a
-
12- 2
12- fi
1-15.
(quar.),
$$1,12%.
•\'i> 250
Edison Co., common (quar.)
$5 preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
50c
Arkansas-Missouri Power
Arkansas Natural Gas, ft % preferred (quar.),
150
.
12-20
1-15
12-18
12-16
/
12-12
Arizona
I-1*
11-15
12- 5
>;yp,'■■■
$1.25
$450
•
American
;
Class
$1.50
——-
Leather, 6%
Arch
i
9
12- $
1
12-
12-24/
-A;350-'.
$6 convertible prior preferred (accum.)-—
Armstrong Cork Co., $3.75 preferred' (quar.)_
(quar.)
common (quar.),
American Airlines,
American
12-16
1-2
11-15
50o
Aluminium
Amerex
.
12-19
2-
11-8
11-29
.12-16
$12
t50c
———
12- 2
America—
'Extra
i
1-10
12- 2
2
11-
im
(increased)——preferred (quar.)
Participating
Argus Corp., Ltd.—
4Vi% convertible preference
11-22
12-16
11-30*.
2
12-
$$1.50:
$$1
——
11-30
Industries
I Amalgamated
13-16
12-12
1-
$2. participating
11-15
12-20
1- 2
12-
'
*"
Cement
preferredv (quar.)
'
12- 2
12-10
12-20
'. /
12-16
"(quar.);
Aluminum
2
$2
11- at
—
12-16
$1.7.5
preferred (s-a)
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Special —
___/w—
'
1-2-47
-
6
12-
2
1-15
12-20 j
$15c
12-15
______—_—
12-6
12-2Q
.
Goods Manufacturing Co.
Extra—j._'///.
.
1&-20
12-16
1r
,12- 2
$58.50
——
12-10
12- 4
12-13
$ioa.
6%.
12-16
11-3$
12-1*
Telephone, class A (quar.)
Ltd/ (s-a)_4._—_—
Angostura-Wupperman Corp.
(year-end)
Anheuser-Busch, Ino. (quar.),
—
Applied Arts Corp., new com. (initial)
15c
_______
Aluminum
11-26
1.2/14
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)
12-24
25c
25c
Co.
Company '.of
"
12-10
87% c
Portland
Aluminum
12- 6
.
2
2
Mills/ Inc/: (s-a)L"ZL_
Corp., 4% preferred- (quar.)_
Alpha
'
M..
1-
15 c
Allied Stores
12/iflf
12*17
12-24
Holders*
2«'
/•T-..2'; ; 12- 5*.
$1
Extra
15c
Mfg.
1-3
62 %c
:,X
12-19
12-1*
13-1$
12-14
75Q
$1
„
25C
3%% Convertible preferred (initial quar.)
12-
$1/25
When
Payable of Rec.
t50c
75o
I
Allis-Chalmers
11-2Q
12-20
75c:
Allied
.
''.'1-
$.1
$1,25,
(quar.)
11-29
;
U2
$1.75
(qu^-l
11-19
2
500
(quar.)—
11-1*
1-. 2
30C
Anglo-Huronian,
L-
1-
'350
Arden Farms Co., common
(quar.)__—
5% preferred (quar.)/
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores
6
12-20
.
$1
W
;
:
$3.
—
ip the
$25c
t$1.25
(quar,)™
Engineering Co.
Extra
12- 6
12-1
35c
.
'1-16
12 r
pfd,
11-22
:
1
12-19
$3
—-
v
12-16
$.1.73
American Vitrified Products, pfd. Cquar.)
American Wheelabrator & Equipment—
Common ^initial)
5% preferred (initial)American Woolen Co., common (resumed)
$4 convertible prior pref. (initial, quar.K
7%, preferred (clears arrears)
7 % preferred (quar.) —
Anchor Fosti. Eroducts, Inc.—
6%. prior preferred (quar.);
Andian National Corp., Ltd. (interim)
Angiln-Norcrosa Corpav Ltd.—
Arcade Cotton Mills.
—
Ltd.—
12-
Refining, 7%
12-
500
—
11-22
2
...—
Sumatra
Common
12-12
2
1-
—«—,—
12- 5
$1.50
.
;
11-22
12-
.
,
American Telephone & Telegraph Co, (quar.)
$2.25
American Thermos Bottle (initial)
250
4% CK, preferred (quar.) —" yep,
American Thread Co., 5% preferred
12 %c
(s-a)—
American Tqbacco, clqss B (qqar.)—
75Q
11-30.
15c
Co.__
Tobacco
American Suvety; Co. (s-a)
5
12-12'
2
1- 2
25p
15C
convertible
1-2-13
3- 1
.
Starrett" (L.'s.) ' Co.' (s-^a) —w—
1-
15c
-1-2
50c
(quar.)
12-16
25c
//'_•
Special __"—_*
//—1—
Air Associates,
Inc.
(quar.)—
Alabama Power Co.. 4.20% preferred(quar.)
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corp. (year-end)
Algoraa Steel Goip., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)_
Allen Industries, Inc.
(year-end)
;__
Allied Laboratories, Inc; (quar.
50c :
V-
12-31
$1.12 y2
12- 6
12-2R
10c
$1.7*
50q,
_____
-
11-20
20c
Agricultural Insurance Co.
6
75c
Springfield £ii'e & l^aripe Insurance Co.—
Quarterly
L___—
.Special -_f_"—_i-—1-—.—
12-
1
35c
1-2-10
$30c
•
12-20
12-
133/40
12-10
_____
w—
50c
Special
5%
12- 5
12-16
American
12-2Q
35c
common__;
preferred
(quar.)
Aetna-Standard
^Pennsylvania Pipe tine—
Sprkgue Elqctrlpv Co',
—.
(quar,)
Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing Co.—
12-10.
12% c
preferred C (quar.)_———_—
Royalty Co. (year-end-)
)
11-25.
1-2,
40c
Share
5%
11-20
$1.25
SoufchiaJid
2
1-
Stores
American Sugar
12-6
12- 6
II-30
(accum,),
—_____
American
11-29
12-13
1- 2
11-21'
12-16
:' /; I-,. 2.,/; 12-. 4
/•■' 1- 2. . 12- 4
11-3$
$6.2512r20
——
12-
25o
qr,iginql preferred (quar.)__:_____—
-
12-14
Acme Glove
12- 6
2
12-15
'
Edison Co.,
12-20
2
11-18
12-14;
$1.50
—
11-29
I-
12-31
.
12-. 2
$1.25
—
pfd.
1-15
-
9l2>v2::'7 11-lft
$1,75;
—
12-14
30C,
Company.
55c
$1.12
_
2
2
11-29
50a
,
i
-
11-29*;
Anglo-Canadian
Aeronca
25c
;
11-
week, these being
12-1-6
.-
-___/
Southern
announced! this
50c
South P.orto, Rico Su^q.^ .common (quar.)//
&&
/
8% preferred;
(quar.)>-T__--__-^-ii.--____'r '
■>
12-4
12-13
12-10
25C
—
H
12-16
12-10
9 7 ViC
—
common
Rqlling Mill (increased)—
American Seating
American Service Cq., common (annual)
Class :A (annual)
$3, preferred (annual)
——
American States Insurance (Indianapolis) —
Quarterly.
___'
American Steely Foundtles
12-20
45c
Addressograph-Multigra'ph
I-.2
11-15
2.
200
7%,-preferred ;-(quaE.)^__-/-/_;-^r/^4w.»»;
:
11-23
1- 2
12- t
12-
1-2-47
50ft.
.
common
American
5
1- 2
Meter
Cqmmon
12-20
we. give the dividends announced in
11-23
12-
12-- 2
12-15/
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary—
>
2
15p
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Class A preferential participating (quar.)
11-30*
12-16
(quar.)v—$1-50
preferred
(accum.)
American Public^ Service,- 7%
5
1-
$1.25
Corp
11-30
91»/4c
—_—
12-
56 Vic
12-14
common
—
12-20
$.1
—
12-14
_________
r"-EXtra1
Products
1
'
11-14
12r. a
31V4C
$6
11-30
50c
—
12Vic
(quqf.)__"_
12-14
40c
12-14
•
.
12-
50c
/
II-30
12-16
12n 2
15C
(quar.)
News;; 7%, preferred, tquar.)
American Power & Light, $5 pfd. (accum.)-
12/10
12-20
75c
~
12%c
Sloapp-Blabqn, §'/c preferred A (s-a)
Smith'(Alsop i Paint-& Varnish Co;—1%
ppeferreq (quarj
Snap-On Tools Corp.-_i
12-20,
25c,
12 %c
—
Soutfi ?enn .Oil, Co.
\
12-
41V40
Simipons Company (yepr-end)—:—
SimpHcity Pattern Co. (quar.)
12-20
75q
25c
II-30
50c
11-29
12? I;
1-2^47
750
American
»
6
62-Vic
: 50c
(quar.)—'
50c
25c
11-30
12-
2i
lQOi
(s-a)
&, Foundry,
preferred
(quar.)
Metal Co., Ltd.,
preferred,
American
11/36
65c
;
6%
12-5
$3.50
12-14
12-27
$0.296875
Shenqngo Valley Wqter, 6% i>fd.
Shurqn Optical- Co. (quar.)-^—
EXtrq 1
!
i___
Simrpons-Boardman Publishing—/M-iV $3 preferred (quar.),—,—i.
12-14
12-20
Per
6
1
Shoe Company-"//
Seven-Hp Bottling (Los Angeles) (irreg.)___
Shawlmgan "Water <S Power Go. (increased^ r
Shell
^ijlon' Oil^ Corp/______A—___—__//_
11-30
5C
—
1
10c
Selby
11-27
15C
common——_;
25c
(quar.>—
2
12-14
12-
10c
(s-a)
(year-end)
40c
—_—
6
12-10
$1.06%
(quar.)
Co,
12-14
12-
Seeman
,
j
Name of
12- 2
12-27
(quar.)
(quar.)—
12-
12-31
25c
50c
Brothers, Inc,' (quar.)
Eeiberling Rubber Co., common
4%W. prior preferred (quar.)-_;
12-14
Machine
American
2-
$1
____
37 Vic
12-11
$$1.75
•
3.9%
12/6
12-
15c
—
preferred ;(quar.)/—______
Works, Ltd.-r$# redeemable preferred (Initial s-a)—Acme Steel Co. (year-end)
Adam Hat Stores (quar.)
25c
-
12- 6
12-23
.
5
tlOc
—i
$3.65.
guaranteed
—
.
American
12-16
-
$1
U
5
12-14
$1.50
preferred
(111.),
(quar.)
Laundry Machinery
American
9
preceding, ta^le.
12-20
12-16
12- 6
50c
—_
12-20
l-.l
11-15
11-15
1- 3
750,
preferred
12/
25c
Coal
5%
12-13
1-
1
12- 1
750t
Cq.—
(quar.)
American Investment Co.
12-10
4
12-23
50c
5
75c
(quar.)
/Scoyiil Manufacturing Co.,
1- 2
,
$elow
12- 5
t50c
(accum.)
(quar.)
Extra
12-26
(accum.)
Corp;
(quar.)___
(quar.)
River RR.,
Zonite
12- 5
12-20
J62Vic
Sanger Brothers, 5Vi%'preferred (quar.)___
Savage Arms Cotp. (year-end)
Schlage. Lock
$2
12V2c
Convertible,
12-10*
Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers (quar.)
dends
12-20
11-15
25C
6%. non-cunv. preferredi—
weeks and not yeti paiC /T
12-14
4
11-29
~
12-10
35c
11-25
$1
Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co.—
Year-end '
H
i—
St. Regis Paper Co., $2.50 prior
pfd. (quar.,)
San- Jose Water Works,- common
(quar,)—__
preferred A
12.-20
12-20
——
Extra
5
12-
12-
*
rarily enjoined, due to court order
10c
—
______^
12-
St. Louis
4%/^
Co.._
11-30
Papers
class A
12/ 6
6
7.Vic
preferred
wt
1
Gi'/aq
—
American Ice Co., common (resumed)
Payment of common dividend
tempo-..
7
25c.
12-10
(interim)
com.
75q
preferred
prior
12-.14.
(,quar.)_
com.
12-
12-27
12-
i
Leather—
12-10
12-12.
——>
Mfg., Ltd.,.
11-29
12-18
Steamship
11-20
11-20
2.
50c
American Hqmq ProductsNew common (initial miontl)ly>->—
12-'3
12-14
&
12-20
2c
.
L.)
12-17
50c
Hawaiian
convertible
6c
25c
i
(
75c
20c
.'
$1.50
'
11-29
12-10
$3
——
12-19.
20c
(year-end)
I-9
12-13
$£
6%
1-
American Insulator Corp of Del.—.
Woo'lf Brothers, 4V2& preferred (quar.)
Yalq & Towne Mfg. Co./
>
11-30
50c
(quar.)———
12-14
American
American Hide
12-10
Extra
11-30
10c
Paper
St.
t
9
93%c
(quae.)
Russell Manufacturing Co;
(quar.)
Special
Safeway Steel Products (quar.)
"
1
——
12-23
11-29
/
12-10
$3 convertible :prior preferred (quar.)____
Whitip Machine Works, (quar.)
Wieboldt. Stoires, Inc., common (quar.)
Wilkes-Sarre Lace Manufacturing (year-end)
Winter & Hirsch, 7% preferred
(quar.)____
Wisconsin Investment Co.
(year-end)
Wisconsin Ppwer & Light, V/zfo pfd". (quar.)
Wiser Oil Co. (quar/)
12-12
2-
1-10
12-20
Wheeling Steel Corp.',
12- 7
1-10
2-28
American
12-13
12-16
750
$3 convertible, preferred (quar.)
Hardware
(quar.)
1*2- 8:
II-15
2
12-20
12-16
50Q '
convertible
12^31
3
50c.
.,*
■
$1.18%.
12-20
Extra
7'
37 Vic
:
:
5
12-16
9
12-31''
12-
1-
35c.
(quar,)-
common
Corp,, new com. (initial)preferred (quar.).
$2.50. convertible preferred (quar.)
$2
$4
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)_____/__
12-20
12r
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
Bobbins-& Myers, $1.50 partiq. pfd.
Ruberoid Company (year-ehd)
Ruud Manufacturings Co.- (quar.)
/
12-
1- 2
12-16
12- 2
3-31
11-30
250
(quar.)
18c
Westmoreland
9
$1-50
-
$3.50
t
12.-18
Electric,
4-15
12-14.
—
19c
Ware
9
12-
25c
(irregular)
(s-a)—;
Metal
Robertson
v
12-23
$.l-.7,5
.
Rivqr. Raisin
J Extra
12- 9.
&f
1-15
$1.12%
$1.12 Va.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
B__
Wesson Qil & Snowdrift
12-23
Growers
A__
Extra
J
'
.
25c-
fund
Waldorf System
12-20
12-
Gas
15c
——
Wagner ' Electric
12- 6
12-23
Hoe, 4Vi "0 pfd.
(quar.)——
v.;/ Extra
;
4%.%, preferred
12-1
12-
&
Fruit
American
12-10
12- 2
12-15
3C
(quar.)
Extra
,
:
Van/Norman Co.: (year-en<J)
/__/
Equipment Co. (year-end )/*/___/-'_/Vikipg Pump Cq
___,
6
1- 2
$1.75
Republic Realty Mortgage (annual)
Extra;
Richardson Company (year-end.)__—~±
Riegel Textile Cdrp,, com. (increased quar.)
$4( preferred- A (quar..)
k-
12-
12-24
i
40c
(quar.)
•
Remington Arms,
6%
12-24.
;< American
12-10
2
Forx
4V2 Vo
preferred
CQmmon
•
1-
$1.50
Victor
12-. 7
9
1- 2
12-27
.
12- 2
1-
—
—
fund
Van ' de
'
4
1- 1
6
American General
■"
Piptures, \lU%, preferred (quar.)
0)1 Refining Co. (quar.)—_—
Extra.
/_:
12- 4
5c
(quar.)
Reading Co.,T 2nd
/
12-
)
11-26
>2
28%c
Universal
12-17
12-16
50c
—
nm
Utah
12-17;
12-16
$.$2
Extra
Extra
•
—
Co.—u
12-6
■
S. Truck Lines, Inc
United Steel & Wire Co, (-quar.)___!
Universal Match Corp. (year-end)
12-6
12-24.
12-24
25c
;Co.___
3%,% ^preferred
Rapid Electrotype
12-20
$^.
—
U.
11-21
50C
(quar.)
Purina
12- 6
:_____—v._.—.,
S. Guarantee
Special
1
11-30
12-13
.
40c
Quaker Gats; Co., common
6# preferred (quar. >_
Ralston
U.
.
11-30;
12-10,
2
—
common.,______
Quebec Power Co.
6
12-10
62Vic
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.)
Original
>
12- 9
15S-23
12fl0
62 %c
preferred
Pylej-NfttJona)
12 r
12-
1-
—
commqn stock fund
Uprfeit Metal Cap, '8%' preferredUnited-Rexall Drug, Inc. (initial)
11-30
12,Vic
Cqjmmqn non-voting
7%
12-5
II-30
50c
voting
12-10
1- 2
'
Union
12-. 5.
'
1- 2
$1
s.—_—■
com.
12-31-
12- 6
$X
—
Union bond fund C_<._-—/__
Union preferred stock fund:
!
12t 4
12-31/
25c
____.
(N.
$1.12l/2
933/ic
5%'
t7Vic
30c
Union bond
'
$ Trust
12-18-
12-20
12- 6
Uftion bond
12- 4
12-31
25c.
—
;
13-27
12-27
25c
Proprietary Mines, Ltd.*/
Providence Washington Insurance Co, (quar,)
Special
Publication <?prp.,
%
12-10
t2c
Brothers Ac Co.—-'
Bank
12-10
$2c
(quar.)_
s-a).
American
12-31-
12-10■
1-
2
—
12-13
V
1- 2
50q
(quar.)____/_
_________
National
2
1-
12-14
"____
4V(i> .preference' (initiql
5
5
12-20
1- 2
Tucson Gas Electric
12-13
12-14
(quar.>_/_____/__
Ltd.
Polaroid Co., 5.% 1st preferred (quar.)_
$2^5Q 2nd preferred (quar.)/
PowqreU*& Alexander, Inc. (quar.)
Ex^a- V
____/
Increased
1-
20o
Pittsburgh Metallurgical ,Co.
Public
2
17 %c
__w
Petrplqum Corp of America
(year-end)
Petroleum Exploration Co. (quar.)_/—:
Extra ;
_/_/_/
Philadelphia Bourse '_//
Price
1-
12t, 2
12-
'
12-1-7-
62 Vic
Inc. '/
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, 80c pref. (accum.)_
Light & Power (quar.)_
Union Carbide <5? Carbqp (quar.)—
Union Trusteed Funds, Inc.—
'
11-30
12-14
12-
50c/
v
12-17»
; i- 3.
'35c
50c
Trunz,
11-27
12- 5
12-14
12- 2
3^2
■
50c
Associated Oil," $3.75-pfd. (quar.)
(stock diyidend) __/—
Extra.:
12-18
/
II-29
12-20;
$1
—_i
;
12-28
11-30
500
$1.25
$1.50
common
12-14
25c.
_
Detroit-Axle
Trayqlers Insurance Co.
&. Cigar,
12-26
7-
12-16
:$*.
.
12./7
$1
Parmelee
Pepsi-Cola
>
75C
>
12-14
—
Cigarette
Holders
$1
—
.'
—
When
1
SJ}are... Payable of Rec.
_
(quar.)—
50c
(year-end)
(quar.)
Todd Shipyards- Corp. _L
Tonqpah, Mining
Trans-Cqnada Shares A
Trans-Lux Corp.- (year-end)
12-9"
12-. 9
Co,
: $1
12-
'-mm
.»
■
Irregular
"1-15/
5c
A
Extra
American
■j
4
12-18
50c
com.
Chicle
$1.75
i-15
I-
25c
Tip Top Tailors, Ltd. (quar.)l___/.„^—__—
/Title Insurance & Trust Co. (Los Angeles)—
12-13
75c
Paraffine
Companies;!'common (increased)4%
preferred
(quar.)__
_"_
Timken
1^- 1
12-20,
$.r
4Va%. preferred
-Tide Water
12-16
$2
'
>
11-30,
2'1,
25 c v
Stbck 'dividend' ___/
/.
12-13.
11/30
•4
$$1.25
_____
Ox Fibre Brush
Co., Inc
Z__/_™/_™_
Oxford Paper Co.,
$5, preferred' (accum.)___
Pacific Coast
Aggregates (quar.)/'™-™/Pacific Mills,
2
12-14
3 7'/2 c,
Ontario Loan
>
11- 9
"12-14
183/<ic'
_____
12-10-
25c:
Company (quar.)^
^
Ex.t.rq :
Texas- As Pacific
Railway-(year-end
Textron, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)—
Thew Shovel; Co., common (year-end)
7%
preferred' (quar.
Thrifty Drug Stores,: common
12-10
..
12-20
Texas
12/ 5.
,
.
)
12-10
(quar.)^--—
—_//—
.
(quar.)_i.___
Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steek___—
11-30,
12- Tv
12-20
4
6%,"prefer red;(quar.)i>_—w_12-31
12-10
American Cities; Power & Light Corp.—
' $2.75 class A (opt, div. series)^ 01 1930.
68 %c
1- I
tV of a share of B or cash
12-10
American Cqlortype Co. (year-end);
11-29
:'i-;'-'5QCN 12-14
American Cyanamid Co., common (quar.)^_
25C
1- 2
12- a
Special
12- a
60C.
12-28
5%. preferred (quar.) -—
1-2
12- a
12% 0;
American District Telegraph (quar.)^
12-14
$1.25
12-1
Amer. Drug & Chemical, preferred (quar,)—
12- 2
$500
11-18
American Export UneB,
1-. 2 k
12- a
Inc.
30Q
American & Foreign Power, $0 pfd. (accum.)
12-11
$1.50
.! 11-15
$7? preferred (accum,)
12-11
11-15
$1.75,
American Forging & Socket Co. (quar.)
12- 2
12 Vic
11-22
$4 preferred (quar.)
L
TaggartjCorporation, $2.50 pfd.
5.
12-23
..
(quar.)_
—
Qq,
,
Sylvania Electric Products,
12-20
12-28
25c
2bc
-
Year-end
12-3
30c
..-25o*'
■
(quar.)._
i__
(stock dividend)
common
Co.
)Superior Steel, new common (initial).—.—
Sweets Co. ofAmerica, new common (Initial)
Extra '
-/_/__-_///
imm,
Gas
12-
10c v
*
"(extra).
Tool
Per
Nfljae of'Company^
American
12-14 '
50a
Machine
Superheater
12-20
12r23
(quaif.")'_^--_V_—.
Oklahoma Natural Gaa Co.
Plxfcra
Holders
Share; Payable Qf Reer
.
Manufacturing Co
Sundstrand
3
$2
Seapiless Tube Co.J
commop. (year-end)
■$VJ$ "prio^ preferehcb
Omnibus- Corp.',
8% j^referreq'
12-
I- 2
preferred
(quar.)™--
Ohio
12-17
,
.
Stewart-Wamen iCorp.
12-10
12rlfi
$1.06%
(year-end)
4%%
preferred
12-20
12.-21
shares comipon-
American'
Northern Indian^ Public Service
Ohau Sugar Co,,, Ltd/
(quar.)
Ohio
12-14
70c
_____________
stock
2
50C
Newport News Shipbuilding &
Dry Dock—
//, Ye^r.-epd.
*—1_________
North, American Co.-/,/ ' '
One
1-
25c
(year-end)-
Jf-apte qftfonipanfy
Stearns
$1.50.
When
pen
Holders
Pqyable■ of Rec.
New
**
:®HK*esira)^ciM
12870
When
Holders
Payable; of Rec,
■>Pcr
v
...wMme of Company
^ V,. D.
4%r%
-
Corporation,
prior
■tedger
Bagiey
Building
:
'
0
•
,
common
preferred
Paper Mills
''
K
Share
(year-end)
(quar.)
9o ':<* 12- 2
$1.12% y 12- 2
$1
12-21
t
—
_
__
_
Corp....
25c
8%c
5c
toauamore porceiain Steel, 7% pfd, (quar.) __
Baltimore Radio Show, common (quar.)—
Banco
American
shares-
>'
»■
Bangor & Aroostook RR., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
Bangor Hydro-Electric, 7% preferred (quar.)
4%;
preferred
(Initial)
Bankers Buna
Mortgage Guaranty Co, of
;
'
•
$lr
1-7-47
20o
y
Bankers
Barber
Trust
Co.
of
Asphalt
Corp.
Barber-Ellis ;Co. of
nIncreased
Barcam
(quar.)....;—_ '
(year-end)_i.____.->
(year-end (
Barlow
Canada, Ltd.—
quarterly
>»
50c
:
(quar.)__
Barnsdall Oil Co, (quar.)
_
12-10
———
«
.
10c
;
.
Wire
Canadian
6%
.
Breweries,
s
12-14
.
common..——-J..*....
•;i7%>
'12- 2
$2- 2
•
Class B
(s-a)
International
Canadian
5%
preferred
Malartic
Canadian
Motor
Class A
Class
Canadian
11-12
A
(J.
■>Extra-~
Boston
$1150
Real
.
convertible
3.6%
preferred
Common
Central
12-
Coos
11-9
12-16
12-
12- 2
1- 2
11-15
75c
85c
12-10
12- 1
11-13
11- 8
90c
12- 1
41-15
75c
12-20
12-10
(accum.)
(quar.)
6%
pfd.
(quar.)
12-
15c
™
156
.
41-30
Chasers,
Inc.
Extra
6%
i» 2
12- 7
12« 2
12- 2
12-31
12-31
$3.50
Sl.50.
'
5c
5c I-
;
12-14
11-20
11-14
1212-
12y2<>
Chestnut
Hill
RR.
1- 2
6
5%
50c
12-20
11-29
Crura
12-20
11-29
50c
12- 4
42- 1
11-15
quar.J-
(reduced
Co.
Corporation, $3 pref. (quar.)
Chicago & Northwestern RR.—
75c
..i...
$3.75
-5^ preferred series A v. t. c. (resumed)..
7%
preference
(quar.)
30c
$2
12-16
12-16
12-2
12-
2
2
11-20
$43.30
$1.75
12-16
41-25
1-2
12-20
75C
12-14
41-16
2-1
-
1-18
1
41-15
12-
12-
35C
common
11-15
$1
12-
$15c
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
50C
12-31
12-10
$1.50
12- 2
11-12
:
(quar.)
_„i
City Ice & Fuel Co.
(increased
quar.)
City of New Castle Water Co.—6%
preferred (quar.)
City of Paris Dry Goods—
7%
1st preferred (quar.
preferred
Clark
1
$1.75 2-15-47
Equipment
Cleveland
75C
common
Graphite Bronze,
-
-'11-26
.
4%
Bullock
Coast
•
5%
Counties
1st
Gas .&
preferred
•.
12-14
12- I
12-11
11-15
12"u
u-30
50c
10c
.
^
(year-endfll
12* 2
-12- 2
2
'
11-12
11-12
—
12-2
12- 2
i 12-16
12- 2
11-12
Colorado
11-15
Colbradb Fuel & Iron, 5 %
50c
12-20
12-10
Utilities, com. (quar.)—.
> 45c
(quar.)—25c
12-16
12-16
12- 2
California- Ink -Co,
.
California
"
5"4
(increased).——.—
S%%
I
Pacific
preferred
California Water Service Co. (quar.)——.
Camden
■
•
Power, common (quar.).
(quar.) ...—.—.—I,
'
50c
Forge Co., common. (quar.)——.—:
$15c
cohvertible preferred
(quar.)—— : $34%c
Campbell Wyant Sc Cannon Fdy.•(year-end).
(Panada Ceipent Co., Ltd.— •
'""I
XJew ($20 par) pref. (initial quar.)--...4
.
50c
$32%0'
12- 6
1- 2
12-12
>'
42-20
$3 preferred
,
Columbia
12* 2
• /
New
11-20
»;22|
1129
212
$1.50
$1
12-16
1 o in
11-1912-29
Year-end
,
Carbon
(quar.)_____
12- 2
:
11-15
12- 1
11-18
20c
12- 1
11-15
12- l
preferred (quar.) ..
(year-end)l_.___i.__;-:."
Inc.
,
11-13:
12-
2
11- fls
11-29
12-13
12-31
12-17?"
12-20
,$1^75 ;
12-6
12- 6:
12-
60c 1 42-13
P'
12- 2
ll-2»
$1.12%
12-2
11-20*
$1.75
12-20
11-30*
Dayton Power & Light
Co. common
preferred (quar.)
Hotel, Inc. (Chicago).
...
Debenture & Securities Corp. of Canada—
4%-%
45c
Witt
De
•
^$8
$$2.50
-..Common
preference
6%
(s-a):
—
—_—
7% preferred (quar.)—
Packing Corp.-m
f
>. ;
^
4% %
preferred
(quar.)
—
Delaware & Bound Brook RR. (quar.)
Delaware Fund, Inc.
(quar.)
Delaware & Hudson Co. (quar.)
Delta Air Lines (s-a)
Deere
—
Dentist's
Supply
of
Canada
&
Detroit
\ Extra
50c
11-15
50c
12-
1
50c"-'12-1
;
,
(J
l'
11-20
1-19
12-20'
25C
12-
2
11-11.
50c
12-
1
11-14
75c
(irreg.)
U
2 ;
12461
•
20c
12-31
12-1*
.4—............
30C
12-31
12-141*
B
Oil
20c
Co./
Match
12-16
11-30*
ll-30»
12-JO
37 %c "'42- 2
11-141
Stores
Corp.
'50c
—1
commoni'_.j-:.y_^v—-
participating preferred
(s-a)._,
3-
11-15
40c
12-IO
11-22
10c
12-10
11-22
i.
7
12-16
11-29
2
11-2^:
$1
12-
2
M
11-22?
1*
2
12-10*
$1
>
$15C f 12-16
(quar.)
_
t$1-25
common.._w--*---—250
$^.50 Class A (quar.).
62%c
$1
Co.,
11-25
>
1-11V
2-
1
12-
9
11-25»
1-
2
12-1C*
'
6;
12-12
12-
45c
12-
11-2511,
(initial quar.)
Investment Corp., Ltd.—
15c
12-16
preferred
(quar.)
Envelope
& Cartons
(Western)
Ltd., 7% preferred (quar.)_
—Dominion
Malting, common (quar.)
,.'.5%
preferred
(quar.)
$$1.25
12-2
11-15.'.
$87 %C
12-1
11-1©
$25c
2-1-47
12-31
>$$1.25
2-1-47
12-31
(Joseph( Crucible (year-end).-...^
PepperCompany
(increased)
•
Dixon
Dr.
Doernbecher Manufacturing Co.—
New
common
Dominion
5%
$cottlsh Investments, Ltd.—
Dominion
preference
(accum.)
Tar
$1
preferred
Dominion
7%"
common
(quar.)
::
12- 65
—.
Co.,
$25c
Ltd.,
com
(quar,)_
Brothers,
Ltd.
(quar.)
1
11-1©
12-14
u-i©
2-1
>2- 1
,f
1- 2:
1- 3
4-2-
12- %
$$1.25
(quar.)'___
—.
11-
12-14
;
$7%c
$25c
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Textile
preferred.
Donohue
—-
& Chemical,
VTC
12-2
$50c
—
_.4
Extra
Dominion
IV;
(925<it
Ltd,
Stores,
Dominion
!>;•
2
& Anelo
Dominion
>
11-22
11-22
2-
75c
>
Disston,
Cup
11-26
1
12-
12% 6
(year-end)
i
preferred; (quar.)
(Henry) & Sons (quar.).
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd., com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
:
75c
(quar.)
4%
11-30
12-16
35C
:>
Diamond
11-29^ll-30»
1244
,
35c
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co., common
Class B
Diamond Alkali Co. ,(quar.)
11-20'
12-14
25c
'
11-29
'
4-2
•
25c
(quar.)
Co,
1- 2
15c
—
.....
__________
11-29
2
1-2
40c t
(quar.)
Devonian
1-
30c
(quar.)
Year-end
11-15
'
12-6
n- 2
12-20
(quar.)......
Bridge
Raynolds Co., Inc., class A
Common
$1 >12- 6
'
•••
O
12-14
$1
■
Extra
12-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-1
12-10
?
12-23
11- 9>
12-15
$1.12%
50C
Tunnel
■
&
Class
1-21
5
44.
Y
N.
Union Stock Yards Co.
Detroit International
Devoe
'
12-23'
1- 2
v
35c ; 42-2
Company,
&
Deerfield
5%
Baking Co., new common (extra).
participating preferred (extra)..
Columbian
12-20
11-19
25c
______—
1
1-1
12-'2
!I;32
.
,■45c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.);
-
>
•
$7%c
(quar,).^
conv.
Columbia..Broadcastlng System—
'
.
Class A
"(year-end) ...4——_____
Class
B
(year-end)
11-26 I
11-22
Power
1
; ll'lb>
Co., Lt,d., class A tquar.).^"" $37%c ; 12- 1
212- r* fll-15Class B (quar.)
$17%C j
"
12- 6
12-31
Davison Chemical
(quar.)_
25c
Dixie
821.75 12^2
25,
1- 1
_. >.r«u,('imei p
Colorado^ Milling & Elevator,-com (quar.)
12- 2
"l- 2: *
Central
11-13
12-
:
II'"
«:„«
8
-
fSteMvrr—-—-
12- 2
12-1
Mills
i2- 1
$1.25
$2
$5
75c
....
Sons, Inc., 7%
Hammer,
6%
12-I6
12-16
i8719.^1
Inc., common (increased)..
20C
Electric
11-15
2
11-15^
'
*
$13.20
$6 preferred B (quar.) _-__^.i_^__-.____—
15c
Cotton
California
12-
2
Diana
<
"
Calitbmia
12- 5
12-16
12-
Dictaphone Corporation, common
Colonial Stores,
11-22**
30c
$1.05
$1
$$1.50
'
■
ll-26<f
32-16
41-1*
12- 2
S°!"n? A Atoaa;corp>.^.IZ~>~
12-20
1
11-25
Co.—" "
11-24.
75c
#
(quar.)
12-16
i$3.50 ^preferred ' (ouar.)
$1.50
America—
of
preferred
12-16
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
11-12-'
2
2
11-30
50c
*
'
,
1-
5
11-27
87%c
—
Corp.
11-15/
1
12-12
5c
(increased).
Cp.—
11-29
12-
1-
Year-end
cSshs«tt■ »KroET2r7=«z=r
,
12-16
12-
11-27
12-14
.
,W5
Electric-*
International
12-2;
|
31V4C
Coca-Cola
12-16
28y®c
(quar.)
vio^°ia^0mpany' common (quar,)
75c
rtl Ad(,
$1
Class A (s-'a$1,50
.
•j
guaranteed (quar.)
special guaranteed
933Ac
$1
..
12-
,
..
20c
$1.50
(year-end)
com.
11-12
12-1
$1.25
wMMK'SSS!-'
4%
Fund,. Iric (year-end)i_i_-—> -- $1.20-1 -12- 2 '• iil-15
Banker Hilli--& Sullivan Miningy& ;Concen"
5 •>.- >■ •"
:
■ ^"Hrating
(quar)
***4—;
I2%c > 124 2
11- 6 '
-%$tra
' v' 12- 2
11*:6 >
Building Products, Ltd. (quar.)
$25c
1- 2
12- 2
Bullock's Inc.
(Los Angeles)*—*-;—.-.-.-.—^. :
50c * 12- 2
11-12
Burlington Mills Corp., common (quar.)—-.
25c
12- 2
11- 7
/
%r preferred (quar.)
*—
■' '"i--- '$1
12- 2
11- 7
:-'pVa% preferred (quar.)_—_-____
f 87*/2c:' 12- 2 k li- 7
Vr3%% conv. 2nd preferred (quar.)_—_—*
ISTVssC
12- 2r." 11- 7>
Burroughs Adding Machine—15c
12-lO A 11-4»
Biish1 Manufacturing-—
1
' •" ^
K I;-■ -,
* >
-),'4,/2% convertible preferred (quar.)—! 28,/2C
1^52PI1Q12-13
Bush1 Terminal Buildings, 7% pfd. (accum.).
$1
12-16 fil12- 2
Butler Brothers, common——
• 25c
12-ifl 11 10-31
.AVifo preferred (quar;)—.———
$1.12% •
12^>i^t>10-3'l
Butler Water Company, 7% pfd. (quar.)—
$1.75
12-?1'8 v 12- 2
Butterfly Hosiery Mills Ltd., common (s-a).
'"I t25c
12-15,3; 11-15
1%
preferred (s-a)
$$3.50
l-3l'
12-31
Co.,
2-7-47
M 1'2-47 ■12-20
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Clearing Machine Corp.—'
New ; common (initial quar.)
•
12- 2:
50c
Denver
aSwJSffolX^r:
6%
12- 2!
12-23
_—
25c
V-
~~~
Ltd.
11-36
12-23
75c
....
A
nutler
$5c
Knitting,
11-15.
12-14
(quar.)
•
Bar
Extra
12- 2
62%c
25c
1
Curtis Publishing Co., prior pfd. (quar.)—
Curtiss-WrighV commoa6°°
Cushman's
42-2
12-16
4%
Circle
12-2©
Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)
Cuban Tobacco Co., 5% pfd.
(accum.i
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal Railroad Co.—
preferred (s-a)_
Cincinnati Milling Machine,
4%
preferred (quar.)
Co.
convertible
11-25
12-14
$1.75
Corporation
11-2©
1-15
Davis Leather
z,
Co. (quar.)
Christiana Securities Co., com. (year-end)
"7% preferred (qusr.)
12-
12-10
&
11-18
12-16
40c
Yellow Cab
Chrysler
11-20
preferred
Crucible Steel
Class
Chicago Rivet & Machine (year-end)
Chicago South Shore & South Bend RR.—
■Quarterly
Chicago Towel Co., common (year-end)"""
Chicago
12-10
(quar.)..
$4 convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co., Ltd. (s-a)
1160c
Chicago
12-16
11-19«.
12-10
prior
12-20
62%c
20c
$1.31'A
Crown Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd.
75c
(quar.)
I-
—
(quar.)_^i£-**i*—•
6
6%
2
12- 1 y
,-
common
11-20'
2
1-
12-10
(year-end)
Manufacturing
12-
11-163
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Brewing .——
Overall
1* 2:
$$1.25
Co.—
$2 preferred (quar.)
Crown Drug Company,
11-22
12- 2.
1-17
12-16
(quar.)
Corp.
Sexton
&
3
12-
12-16
—
Petroleum
Crown
(quar.)
12-15.
12-23
$1.25
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works—
6% preferred (quar.)___
Crown Cork & Seal Co., common (year-end)
$1,13%-
1- 2
50C
—
Croft
(quar.).....
..i
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
$1.13
20c
11-30
11-16
42-20*
(quar.).
11-27
11-16
2
50c
12-11
12-10
1-
25C
12-16
;
preferred
$1.25
_
12-10
12-10
12-26
——
1-1-47
(initial)..
Chapman Valve Manufacturing—
7% preferred (s-a) -I,.
Transit,
(year-end)
15c
(year-end)
2
$1
im.
preferred
33A%
Cribben
12-15.
1-
20c
20c
12%c
12%6
...
12-16
—
common
11-15.
2
12 %c
prefencd (quar.)...—_—
Electric, common..
Company,
Extra
Creole
11-25*
12-16
12-
(extra!
common
12-13;
12-20
30C
(quar.)
i—
12-13. "
12-31
30C
1
12-13;
1«*
$1.12%
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
(reduced)
—,
Charleston
& Varnish
convertible
Crane
11-
40c
$5.25 series A preferred (quar.)
Corrugated Paper Box Co., Ltd.—
5% preferred .(quar.)
Cosden Petroleum Corp.—
5% convertible preferred (accum.)
12-14
11-30
12-
(quar.)
4%%
.
•
1- 2
12- 2
2
Co.
Corp.
Range
Copperweld steel,
11-30
12-16
1- 2
12-14
42-14
27c
$1.03
common
——;
prior pref.
Steel
Copper
5%
12-13i
1-
$50c
(year-end)
11-20
12-
$25c
(quar.)
Bay Lumber Co., common
preferred (s-a)_
5%
12-20
60c >12-16
4
Public
11-20.
40C
Cornell-Dubilier
piu.
11-1&
12-
(quar.)
Continental Gin Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)—_
Continental Oil* (Del.)
(increased)-—
Cook Paint
6
12-
preferred
12-12
$1.25
$1.12%
pfd. (quar.)»..
4V2% pfd. (quar.)„__
(year-end)
Aircraft
%
1.2
12-20
12- 2
15S
44$4.50 preferred ;(ouar )■;
.
•'7fo,. preferred (quar.)__*__
$1.75
Budd> Company, $5. preferred (quar.) —$1.25
5
Continental
Il.-i
12-14:
25C
;
12-13
5
12-147
1-
25C
common
Casualty
Extra
12-12
15c
12-14.,
1-
(quar.)
Continental Foundry & Machine, common—
1- 2
(quar.)
l-c2
$1
—
Co.,
11- 8;
12-14-. •
12 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Laundries
Can
1- 2
(quar.)__*
Extra
.
■
r
12-13
$1.12%
_____
_______
■;
25C
60c
10c
Champion Paper & Fibre, new com.
_
Bolt Co.
12- 2
1^2
_________
12-20
12- 2i
90c
(initial s-a)
Consumers Power Co., $4.50 pfd.
(quar.)__
Continental Assurance Co. (quar.)
Continental
12-15
1- 2
12- 2
1- 6
Extra-;'
•
Continental
15c
$1.50
2
12-16
Consolidated Textile Mills, pfd.
12-
12-21
12- 5.
12-23
Power
&
(quar.)____
4% preferred C (quar.).
Consolidated Gas Utilities
12-10
1- 2
5,
11-15-
Inc.—
(quar.)____
common
preferred
%
Light
Electric
Extra
Chesebrough Manufacturing, Cons, (quar.)..,
•
4%
$1,75
Service,
preferred
(quar.)
Ribbon Mills (quar.)
4%%
Cessna
11-12
Brooklyn leiegraph & Messenger Co. (quar.)
$1.25
12- 1
11-20
Brotvn-McLaren Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
2'Ac . 12- 2
11-22
Brotvn Shoe Company, common
30c
12- 2
11-15
$160 preferred - (quar.)—r-v 1-15
Bruce (E. L.) Company, CQmmon„„—
25c ; 12-10
11-20
*■%%% preferred (quar.)>-~-^--^~^4»-U. I 93%C .12-10 >11-30
Bruck Silk Mills,
Ltd.-^:
$300
12-16 . 11-15
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—
-•
*
}
V
'
^t »
:
Common (year-end)..
I.%'■*'> $1
12-16
,12- 2
$5- preferred
(quar.)^.
$1.25 •
1- 2
12-20
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.—
*•., 20c
.12-14
11-15
Buc^rus-Erie Co., common (year-end)*-.—
40c
12-16
11-29
Baltimore,
40c
Chain Store Investment Corp.
_
12- 1
Gas
Certain-teed Products—
.
(quar.)—wi—_——$1.10
Consolidated
12-
' 1. 2
11-
40c
$$1.50
$2
1-
25c
.
Consolidated Press, Ltd., class A
2
1
42-3
(increased
12- 2
11-20
12- 2
4- 2
11- 5.
1
12-
55c
York,
New
12-16
12- 1
12-12
12-
600
$$1
of
Consolidated
(quar.)
preference
pfd.
non-cum.
Edison
$20c
$25c
$37V2c
conv.
Wire,
Vermont
V Extra
.
Buffalo
&
-
$2.50
annual)
Consolidated
Quarterly
Consolidated Paper. Co,
Ohio Light & Power—
Central'; Steel
Ltd.,
•
11-25
25c
12- 2f
5ey4c
(quar.)_____^—_
11-2$
Illinois Securities Corp.—
$1.50
—
-
Telegraph
Co.
12-15
$75c
12-16
$20o
Biscuit
12-15
il-18
;
—
Quarterly
tl5c
1- 2
loo;
(s-a)_x
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities,
4156
.
Central New York Power, 3.40%
Briggs & Stlatton Corp. (quar.)
25c
12-16
11-29
i'Extra —i
;
—--i
$1.25
12-16
11-29
Bristol-MyeVs Corporation, com. (interim)—
50c
12- 2
11-15
; 3% %
participating preferred-; (quar.)
93%C
1-18
1- 2
British American Bank Note Co., Ltd^-»" '
y
'
f
'
n - f !
y'Quhi^riy S
;12*1$ :>>11-15-'
British Celrinese, Ltd.—.
.
je American
deposit receipts - for ordinary
...li
;
•* ?
^registered (final)'
«i V8% ;2*25-47£ 1-8-47 Brorripton Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
$25c
-1-15
12-23
Brooke <E; & G.) Iron Co.' (quar.)
' *•„ 1 Oci; 12»1S
11-29
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common
50c
12- 4
11-12
preferred
11-21
12- 2J
$2c
11-284
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada, Ltd.—*.
'.
11-15
12-20
(quar.)—
Corporation
(quar.)
Central
.
;•
>*4.4;%
12- 2
preferred
Central
"Hl-30
12-70le>ll-25
Brewing Corj) of^merlcar (quars)^^-^-^ i»62%c^
•
&
Foundry, 5%
Central Illinois Light,
12- 2 v;: il-20
12-30
12-12'
1-2-47 '11-15
12-20
12- 3
12-1
11-20
12- 2
11-22
12- 2
ilO-ll
-
•
11-1
12- 2
$2c
—
Central
$1.50
Bostdn WovCn Hose & Rubber Co. (special)$1.75
Bower Roller Bearing, new com.
(initial)—
50c
Bowser, Inc., $1.20 preferred
(quar.)
30c
Boyertown. Burial Casket (quar.K--:—35c
Brazilian Traction Light & Powerr Ltd. (s-a) ^>t$T
Breeze
Corporation
(year-end)
£& ^y->' 4Qc" " 12*101
r
$50c
2-28
5-31
I*.$l ■"* 12- 2> 11-20
v.:-,
Estate Trust (year-end)'
Boston ' Wharf Co.: (year-end)
-i-?
,
4- 1
1'
7-
12-16
12-20
—
Management
& .-Power—. >
preferred
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
Connecticut Power Company (quar.)
Consolidated
$$1.25
(quar.)!
-
-
$75c
1750.."'
(s-a)
12- 25
'250
$2.20
12- 2
I.) Co., common...
Century
2i;;-11-16
"11^16^
s.
12-14. v
Borg-Warner Corp., common-i*-«4.uii-rf-4w» ^ >> 40c
1-2
12-11
'
3%%
preferred (quar.)
«—87%C- I 1-' 2 - 12-11?
Borhe Scrymser
~
$1
-12-14 >11-29
Boston-& Albany RR. Co
.
$2.25
12-31
11-30
Bostdn Elevated Railway (quar,)
;
$1.25
1- 2
12-10
Bustbh Ground Rept Trust Co> (s-a)
?
$1 I 12- 2 %\ 11-20
.
1- 2
T450o' 12- 2
11- 1
Trust— -T
Investment
Central Arizona Light & Power, com.
Central Bag & Burlap
lOc > 12^-2
>?5;75c v*" 1?- 2
—
$75o
^2.
Catalin
i
<■
11-30
(L. E. & Company (quar.)
Carthage Mills, Inc., 6% preferred A (quar.)
6%
preferred B
(quar.)
'
"
1- 2
Ltd.
Investment
11-1&:
12-10
12-16
256
(quar,)...__.._.u..»
$2.40
11-30
$25c
12-15
12-15.
$$3
(s-a)
{Toronto*,
.
Mines,
12-16;
Connecticut Light
.
11-15
4- 2
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)—
Lamp cu,, Lvu.—
Telephone
4.15%
t'Ufllts -of beneficial interest =(s-a)vii—$2rr'12«i-
12- 2
>
$18%c
Carpenter
T/o
2
25 c
2
'
Extra
■
11-25
11-29
1-
$$1.50
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc.
'
,12-2' U-15.
Extra
Case
l-
12- 2
"
11-22.
12-16
12 %c
—
Publications___...^__^..._..^
Connecticut
—•:
Tire
Carolina
-
(optional)
i*y-5Extra •
Booth (P, E.)-Co.j. $3 preferred (accum.)
'
Cos., Ltd. (extra)
Corporation, Ltd. (quar.)—
Products, class A (quar.)_.__
Canadian Western Natural Gas Light Heat
& Power Ltd., 6%
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Wirebound Boxes, Ltd.—
>
$1.50 class A (accum.)
Capital City Products I (quar.)
share of common stock
Bond^ Investment Trust of America—
;
Coniaurum
$25c
Silk
r
*75c cash "or
11-30
12-2
$30c
(increased quar.)
12-16
600
-
2
1-
11-24
1
...—
Quarterly "4....—
1-2
(quar.)
Oil
Canadian
>'^12- 2 ' 11-12
Slhfhenthal (Sidney) & Co; (quar.).._^.«.»
* 20c ^;12* 2 ; 11-15
Bohn1 Aluminum & Brass^Corp^44v—''50c |:VI l*-"2;.;*' 12-13
Bonfi Ami Co.,-class A (extra)
$1.50 * • 12-16
12-- 2 !
;Class■■ B -(extra)4_.>i4—•• ■'
750 ' 12-16 '12- 2\
»
Ltd.
^'
!
11-30
(quar.)—>
(quar.)
8%
participating preferred
Oomederation Lire Association-
■
11-15
11-15
41—4:—^
(quar.)
Canadian
12-14
$45c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)——
B
12-20
Nast
Conde
11-22;
1
12-
30o
■
;::-;$i
Confederation Amusements—>
12-15
'
-i.*
Compo Snoe Machinery
■
11-1&
12-4
;
,
12- l
Gold
ct
l-lo
$1.25' 12-2
,'
•
preferred '(quar.)
Community Public Service
12-20
1- 2
12- 1
$$2
$l5c
■ $150''''
(quar.)
;
,4%
'11-15
1-25
^v2do4-:i243''':'i2-l2|,'
12-
Common
(Phila.)—
,1,, Extra
t$i
$37V2c
(quar.)"
(accum.)
Canadian
—
$3 convertible preferred (quar.)
,
.
—..
Industrial Alcohol Co., Ltd.--.
Class A (s-a)
preferred (quar.)
1-2
12-6
BigelOw-Sanford Carpet, commoni—.......
12- 2 : 11-15 >
*6%> preferred.(quar.)'
$1.50
12- 2
11-15 ;
Bird & Son, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.) .
$1.25
'12- 1 ' 11-20
Birmingham 'Gas- Co.—
■>,.
'.>•
;
•
$3.50 prior preferred (quan)^*-i_-^»i*; II 87MjC >42---2 '* 11-15 <
Birmingham Water Works, 6% pfd. (quar.)
$1.50
12-16
12- 2
Black-Clawson Company," common (quar.)_
20c
12- 1
11-15
5 6 %'
preferred i (quar.) I—.i——.$1.50
12-1
11-15;
Black Hills Power & Light, com. (quar.)—
30c
12- 1
11-20
j'$4.20 preferred (quar.)$1.05 » 12.4 I I' 11-201
BlaCkhawk Brewing Co.I (quar.)—.
10c > 12-16
12- 2
Blkw-Knox Co.
4
;
:
15C " 12-16
11-18 5
i YWr-end
——i %
> 300-'12-16
$1-18
Blis^ (E. W.) Company—
•
.v• ^r-y <*-:■+ yy
$2.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
56(40
12-15
11-29
Blbtdx Brothers Tobacco, 6% pfd. (quar.).v.
$1.50
12-24
-12-16
BiuC Ridge Corp.— i.-..
^
.
(quar.).
Canadian
11-20
11-20
'12- 2
50c
$1.25
$1.50
$1.75
50c
v
com.__
-(quar.li--...——
Steel Corp,
$15o
,i ■
Payable of Rec*
Share
,
$5 preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth Title Co,
12- 2
11-15
12-16
of Company
Commercial Shearing & Stamping^...^..^*
Commonwealth Telephone Co.— / ; I ^I;"-4:'
:12- 2
$50c '12-16
••■■ ■
SJfJri?
Quarterly
^
.
Spinning Associates,
85 conv, pfd,
$$1.50 '
$50c
.
(increased)
$1 convertible class A (quar.)
Canadian Foreign Investment Corp., Ltd.4Quarterly
—-
.
,
Bethlehem
12-16
12-rt
Common
,
v
Ltd.
Fairbanks-Morse,
,
Piiie
l- 1
$37%C
(quar.)..
Cable, Ltd., class A
»4«FwkW-
11-15
11-15
'
Berkshire
&
l- l
,
—$$1.75
Cottons, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Canadian
■
■
11- 9
12-11*
12-11*
$1,06%
-
Canada
11-30
12- 1
12- 7
50c
Refractories
Extra
■
11-30
1- 3
12-18
Sainufst Pok«i & P&per, Ltd,, CI. A (quar.)
- $256 j
12- 2
11- 4
BayUk Cigars, Inc., new com. (initial quar.)
25c
12-14- 11-29
•: i, Ektra,
<■:"
y' ••
>:-'>'50c> <12-14 r 11-29
BeaunitlMills, Inc, :y(quar.)w-.-..-.--.i^i.. 35c
12- 2
11-15
:-4, Extra I
50c ,12- 2 ( 11-15 >
Beecn Creek RR. Co. (quar.50c ;
1- 2
,12- 6
Beech-Nut Packing
Co.
(quar.)
$1
1- 2;
12- 5
Beck (A. S.) Shoe Corp., 4%% pfd. (quar.),
$1.18%
12- 2
11-15
Beiden Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)i—/
30o.
12- 2 ' 11-18
Belgium; GlCve: & Hosiery Co, uof Canada,
Ltd,| common ; (irreg.)
r $15c
1- 2 * 12-16
6%
preferred (quar.)fc»-«»ww-«-^—-—■
^$250 ! 1* 2
? 12-16
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing Co
25c
12- 1
11-18
Bell & Howell Co., common (quar,)______4
12%c " 12- 1
11-15
4% %
preferred (quar.)
r $1.06 V*"
12- 1 f 11-15
Benflix Home' Appliance (resumed)*,]..—..._ '
50c
12-18
11-29
Beneficial Corp., $6 preferred
$3
1-31
1-15 •
JBerens River Mines,. Ltd;, (interim)—
-_«>
$5c
12-28
11-29
Berghoff Brewing Corp.__.__—'
; 25c
12-16
12- 5>>
Basic
Bath Iron Works Corp,..-i_—_
common
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp.
Canada Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.)
.
12-31
12-17
12- 1 > 11-15
10c
20c
30c '
25c
12- 2
12- 2
150
••
L-.rX.
7%. preferred fquar.)
_
.12-27*
12-15
$25c
12-20
Name
».
•
$20o
^
.........
Canada Northern .Power,
;
...
A
"
Canadian
Manmactunng Co.
(extra)—.—_
& Seelig Manufacturing Co., com—
class
;i$L20
Extra
1- 212- 6
12-20 .12- 2
12- 2 ; 11-18
45c
$1
N. ,Y.
(W, H.I Company
Barber
(year-end)...
Canada Maltfng Co., Ltd, (quar.)
'
"■
B
Class
v
11-27
12- 6
12-10
12-10
1- 1
1- 2
1-2."
^
*
Holder*
>PetWhen
Payable of Rec..
110c
,
Ltd,—
Quarterly
Canada;Dry Ginger Ale, common (quar.).—
$4,25 preferred
(quar.)—:
^
Canada Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.—
; Class
A (quar.)
\
>>
48c
$1.25
$1.75
(year-end).u——.—...V
(quar.)
Canada & Dominion Sugar CO.,
•
Lew.Andes^—
ae
Stone
Share
,■
Holderi
When
Per
•.
;
'
11-1511-15
12-1
preferred v(quar.).^-----»»-^.r^-it>v-v\'v150;:'-12<<1"
>'€%
•
12-20
1-2-47
Crushed
Canada
'11-25
11-25
-12-10
12-10
12-10
v r' ■
'
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Name of Company ^
1
1946
Monday, December 2,
.
1-
2
12-5'
$$1.75
$25c
1-15
12-1©
12- 2
11-15
,
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i
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*!">* "
;>»
Per
.
Share
v
,
When
v'
Holders
1-15
12-
3%% preferred (quar,)933/»c
(year-end)
75c/
Dumont Electric Co.
(quar.)
15o
Dun & Bradstreet, 4%%
preferred (quar.)_
$1.12%
.-Common (quar.)
i..;....
50c
Dunlop Tire St Rubber Goods Co., Ltd.—
5%
1st preference (s-a)—$62 %c
V
—
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
East St.
6 %
>
Louis
2" fry
Eaton
General
2
11-12
General
Industries,
12-16
11-21
General
Mills,
General
►;
Motors
;
12-14
General
12- 9
General Phoenix
2
12-16
12-
25c
1-1-47
25c
4-1-47
1-10
1-2
12-19
1- 2
12-
5
1-2
12-
5
50c
$2.50
;
12-20
(year-end)
30c
12-24
12-24
12-15
* $6
37%c
12-14
El Dorado
Oil
Works
El Paso Natural Gas Co.,
Boat Co.
Electric Power
&
Light,
Coach
Co.
^
11-30
12-17
11-30
Globe
12-27
12-10
Goebel
12-10
11-26
2
12-10
1- 1
:
12-
2
11-12
15c
12-23
12-
7
1-2
12-
12-16
12-
$1
28c
$1.25
12- 2
12-
12-
$1
,'.'V
$5
(quar.)
1
Eversharp,
Inc.;
Extra
(quar.)
common
Class
preferred
(quar.)
Excelsior Insurance Co.
^Semi-annually
Exchange Buffet
—
(The)
Co.
11-29
Extra
Y.)
Bake
Federal
Compress
Extra
preferred
Mountain
12-31
1-15
12-31
12-16
Green
10-22
Greenfield Tap St Die..
Griesedieck-Western Brewery,
Screw
12-12
12-
2
$%%
2
11-15
5V2%
12-12
11-30
11- 9
12-
2
Water
&
12-21
12-
12-
7
12-16.;
Gulf
7
12-21
11-30
1
11-30
11-16
75c
12-20
11-25
75c
12-10
11-29
(guar.)12%o
12-16
12-
30c
12-15
11-29
(John J.) & Company (year-end)
Feltman & Curme Shoe Stores, com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
12-
$1.50
6
Hale
5
12-31
12-
62Vic
12-3ll
12-
$1
12-10
12-
5
—...$2
Corp...*.—25c
12-10
12- 5
&
Stream
Publishing
--Extra
Hammond
Hancock
12-
2
12-
5
12-16
12-
5
12-16
12-
6
(s-a).—$1
$1
7%
preferred
12-
11-18*
12-
11-18*
12-
12-
11-20
6% participating class A (year-end)
57o non-participating class B (year-end)..
Fllntkote Company, $4 preferred (quar.).—
20c
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
Ford
11-20
12-10
25c
12-20
12-5
10c
12-14
11-30
5%
62%c
$2.50
preferred (quar.).———
Hotels Company (s-a)—.——
12-30
11-30
12-14
11-30
Extra
■
Fox De Luxe Brewing
Extra
Simcn,
Freeport
Sulphur
Frontier
■ -;
50c-
1- 2
12-14
1-2
.
tax
Industries
pfd.
'
of
(quar.)—
12-14
1-
12-14
(initi-l)—...
12-
12- 2
11-15
54%c
12-20
: 11-29
——
V
;12%c
12-16
11-29
12-
11-15
2
11-30
11-
12-
2
11-11
12-28
12-18
12-14
11-22
12-14
11-22
8
1
11-15
12-10
11-20
1- 2
12-14
1- 2
12-14
11-15
12-30
11-15
12-11
31-30
(quar.)
25c
12-
11-12
(quar.)
-150
1-
2
12-21
1-
2
12-21
$1.25
1-2
12-21
12-20
11-21
Kayser
(Julius)
Kellogg
1-
2
12-16
12- 2
12-
2
11-20
r
(Charles
12^14
2
1-
2
12rl9
12-1»;
11-29
12-36
2
10-15
II-30
1-
25o
50o
;
1-
2
11-15
12-20
12-20
12-10
$3.50
12-20
;12-10
25c
12-16
25o
12-
2
12-
2
32c
12-
2
12-27
2
12-27
1-15
12-27
12-2
11-15
10c-
1-20
12-20
25c
———...
.
■
Stock
11-20
1212-
25c
v
11^15
2
vll-15
12-17
12-
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
11-13
2*
12- ,2
11-15
12-31
12414
12-31
12-14
12-12
12* 2
1—15
12-16
1-15
1^-j.ti
:
12-19
1xt29
,
12-1.6^ 11-29
r'
:
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7
it.
12-10
o
11-30
12-10
11-20
12-31'
12-13
12-
1
11-15
12-20
12-9
12-12
1L-29
1V-X0
'
11-30
1- 6
12-
2
12-
1-
4
12-14
11-30
12-14
11-30
12-10
60c
11-15
5c
11-27
12-10
5c
2-15
1-
$1.37%
$1.50
11-27
■
DUi'ft
2r 9
1
12-
4
I- 1
12- 4
1-
30c
12-14
1
$1.75
1-
1
12^14
$3
12-
2
llr23'
12-
2
$3
—
$4
11-23
.
32-2
12 %c
12-14
11-23
[
X'vl--r2V;;:
$1.12 %
11-30
12-14
30c
12-21
11-30
25c
12-16
12-. 2
12-
6
11-23
1-3
12-14
25c
:
25c,
12-
1
1-
1
12-16
12-21
J1-29
12-21
11-29
11-20
Gold
Ltd.
Mines,
12-10
1-
12-
-
19-14
Z
Extra
Kress
(S.
2
12-12
2
13-12
12-16
2
13-1 *
12-16
11-25
25o
12-26
12-10
12-23
12-
2
12-23
12-
2
12-23
12-14
1-
40c
300%
,
i
(quar.)
& Company...
12-14
12-14
12-12
—•
11-30
11-30,
11-30
!;
11-19
12-12
.'
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■
12- 3 4 11-18
1%0
40c
(quar.)..
—
H.)
11-29
11-
5c
;
11-30
•
25c
—
'
(s"_S.rCompany
11-25
11-30
10c
Co., common—
(subject to stockholders'
Inc.
11-25
.
12-10
(quar.)
Extra
Kresge
2
12-14
20c
•"
approval)
Koppitz-Melchers,
12-14
11-20
12-2
:
Creamery
11-28
2
12- 1
Oil
dividend
11-30
12-28
±*e
(interim)—
11-30
12-10
50c
——
dividend
Knudsen
11-20
2
30c
!
12-
.
25c
Company...——....
—
Stock
U 1-21
1-15
25c
50c
quar.)
(s-a)—
Products Corp. (s-a)
Kinney (G. R.) Co., Inc., common
Klein (D. Emil) Co. (quar.)_:—
12-17
1-31
12r 9
>12- 2
.
$3
.
Kingston
12-17
12-27
&
King-Seeley Corp., common
5%
convertible preferred
11-23
50c
15c
2
2
$1
—
11-30
.
1-
Industries, common..
2%c
$1.20 convertible preferred (quar.).......
30c
Keyes Fibre Co., 6% prior pfd. (quar.)—
$1.50
$6 preferred
(accum.)——
—.—
$1.50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (increased quar.)
50c
'Extra
\ • ■ 2fo
Kilburn'.Mill i..———J4
Kimberly-Clark Corp., common (quar.)
25c
^ 4%%
preferred (quar.).
...
$1-12%
11-14
12-10
$1
5
12-9
12-31
■
11-14
87%o
(quar.)—
[■ Hoffman ■Radio' Corp.-.—.-—-.....—.—■
Extra
11-30
12-10
11-
2
""
Kerr-McGee
12-10
1-
$75c
v
;
Kerr-Addison
2
11-22
2
12-
75c
....
preferred B
non-cum.
12-
11-29
1-
——
12-13*
'
50o
$1
A
:
Company, common (quar.)...—.—.
25c
4V2%
preferred, (quar.)..
$1.12%
Kennecott Copper Corp.—...—,.—25c
-Special.
—..—j.——' 75c
Kern County Land Co. (quar.).—50c
6-10
12-16
50c
:
12-
;V.
Extra '■
12-13*
12-16
12-l^V
12-20
Kendall
12-10
12-27
1-15
40c
W.
6%
12-21
12-10
•'
?
65c
——
I-15
.......
Coihpany.■ (quar.)
1-
11-21*
12-10
gftc
•
,
-
12- 5
J,:V".;:15c
E)
U>
30c'
-
2-1
Extra
es
12-14x
1-15
30c
Battery (quar.)—
v Quarterly
Kansas City Power & Light, com, (quar.)..
$6 preferred B (quar.)— „i—.—.—
Kansas City Public Service,
common
5% preferred (s-a) ——
——.
Kansas Oklahoma & Gull Ry Co.-—
,:; 6 % preferred A (s-a) _.—
2
12-15
75c
(quar.)
Extra
K.
1- 6
12-
$1
;
(initial
12-18:
12-10
Company-
1-20
12-16
(year-end
(quar.)——.
Lumber (quar.)
1- 2 ;
1-15
25c
6 % non-cum. preferred C
—
Katz Drug Co., common—.^.———.......
$4.50 preferred
(quar.).——...
Kawneer Company
..i........
2
15c
(s-a)^
common
12-18
;
preferred
12-30
Monthly
v.,"- Monthly..
11-15
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Service, common (quar.)^.»,^_.
3%
3%
$1
(year-end)
5% preferred B (quar.)—.———.———.
Hotels,
2 %c
lt-o 4
2
;i-2'
-
40c
11-15
Hewitt-Robblns,
(Edward)
ioo
V
12?, 2'
2
12-
70c.
(quar.).—.—933Ac
Iron Fireman Manufacturing Co.—
(J!
Common,
:n."
,
Jaeger Machine Co. (year-end).^..
$1.37%
Jamaica Water Supply, common (quar.)...
•
50c
$5 preferred (quar.)
•
$1.25
Jantzen Knitting Mills, 5% pfd. A (quar.).
$1.25
Jewel Tea Co. (quar.)—..................
60c
Johnson & Johnson (extra)
10c
Johns-Manville Corp.
(year-end)....
$1.25
Jones & Laughlln Steel, common (quar.)
50c
5%
convertible preferred A
(quar.)
$1.25'
Joslyn Manufacturing & Supply, common..
$1
>%W preferred (quar.)$1.50
Joy Manufacturing (increased quar.)
30c
,
■
preferred
11-21.
12-
$1.50
22V-f
12- i
Extra
Hilton
11-30
12-10
—
12-15
Hines
12-31
12-11
16 %c
.
2
Spencer Bartlett
$$1.25
t
12-13
Hibbard
12-12
11-30-
...
11-30
4%
Trailer, common
...,
.
, 25c
preferred (quar,).
——j:;1
$l
2
56V4O
—
12-10
12-15
Heyden
-it,
8%
12-10
11-15
2;
Textbook
25c
...
11-11
.
12-31
__
11-15
3%% preferred A (quar.)
Heywood-Wakefield Co., common
62 %o
—
2
2
12-31
12-14
1- 2
(increased)
11-15
Corp
12-14
k
Corp.
1
............
12-14
2
11-2
convertible
Public
.$3.75
■
2
50c
1-
14%c
1-
2%c
—
1-
12-
(quar.)—
1-2
12-
20c
$1.25
$40c
150
Inc. : (quar.)
Chemical Corp;, common
11-20
(irreg.)
6%
75c
preferred
2
$25c
1
—.
25c
(quar.)
11-15
34%c
,1%
12-
Ltd
12-
Co., 5% % preferred
^Hercules Cement Corp., (extra)—.
Hershey Creamery Co., common...
■
v";
Fruehauf
'%
12-14
(quar.)
(Mich.), com.
(quar.).——
Fresnillo; Company—
Mexican
12-14
'11-20
Canada
$1.25
Parts,
11-20
1
62%c
(quar.)
Iowa
$1.50
50c
(Indiana)
(quor.)
4%% conv.
preferred
Franklin
Less
12-14
1-1
1- 2
——
—...
Fox De Luxe Brewing
Extra
I"' 5%
12-27
25c
Products
of
Co.,
Co.
11-14
.....
Motor
1
12-
Interstate Company, common...^...^
...35c
59$ prior preferred (quar.)41.25
Interstate Natural Gas (year-end)
75c
Lntertype ■ Corporation
Investment Foundation, common (interim).
$35c
12-18
2
12-27
Hein-Weruer
28VaC
Co.
12-
Hendry (C. J.)
25c
....—————
12- 2
1-
-27-47
11-30
,
-
"12- 2
12-27
50c
11-15
$1.25
12-27
....
12-10
11-20
12-
$40c
—.............$$1.12%c
International UtlJities Corp.
11420
■11-20
Qlass
(extra)——.
65c
New common
(initial quar.)30c
Hazeltine
Corp,
(year-end)
50c
Heam Department Stores, Inc.—50c
Hecla Mining Co.......—.
"
25c
12-2
1 11-12
12-1
4
$37%c
——
International
11-15
Additional
50c
Bridge Works———.—.
Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper Co;---;
Common (year-end) i.——.i*
4V2% convertible preferred (quar.)_
Fox (Peter) Brewing Co., common (quar.).
12-31
.....
60q
Hazel-Atlas
25o
Pitt
2
12-
12-20
$1
:
1
11-29
4$l
2-14
75c
(quar.)
.$4 prior preferred common
$3 non-cum. preferred-
10-
$10c
11-15 *
2
3- 1
1
(year-end)
(quar.)
Railway Co..
Electric Light Co..
7
2
International Salt .Co.—:
Silver Co.
(increased)
12-
Hastings Manufacturing .......'
Haytlan Corp. of America-..—1.—......
";
12-16
—
Food Fair Stores, common (quar.).——
Stock dividend ———i——
Fort
12-
$1'
-12-
$30c
$50c
11-20
12- i
A
International
12-20
-
2nd preferred
.
12-
T>-
Industries, Ltd,—
(quar.).—.-..........^.^.^
International
4
85o
.Hartford
Hartman Tobacco—
11-15
12-
preferred
5%
11-15
17V2c
(quar.)..
11-16
12-
2
Harrisburg
2
25c
65o
.
Florida Power
12-
25c
....—————-——:——
Stores,
5%
12- 2
1-2
$1.25
;
preferred (quar.).—..—.———
(M. H.) Co., Inc. (increased quar.)
Fishman
Extra'
12-10
$1
(s-a)——
Corp., $2 preferred (initial s-a)
Carpet Co., common (quar.) ——
Fitzsimmons
Corp.
r\F4
3%
$25r
$1.75
4%% preferred (quar.).
1-
(stock dividend payable in A stock)
preferred
Plywood
ll^lS
<>V
■
iquar.)...
Products
(quar.)
11-25
11-15
12-11
1
$20c
$37V2C
11-15
com.
12-
i
10.90.
12-10'
U 2
$1.50
(quar.)
1
12- 1
12- 2
Common
12- 5
12-10
...........
Refractories,
(quar.).
_[
$2
-
com.
12-10
Harbison-Walker
12-10
Ltd.,
12-
5
>
$50c
15c
6
U-25
-
12-20
$1
50c
12-
v
12-14
12-10
V
$1.25
,
...
.............
International Nickel
12-10
(quar.)
12-
11-12
1
:
.
.79$ .preferred (quar.)
International Metal
$1.50
Calif., class A (quar.).....
12-16
6%
.....
International Petroleum
12-14
25c
i.-
>
2
'
11-30
12-18
...
'
I
11-. 9
,.
11-12
12-
I5c;
Machines
11-30
2
$1.25
25c
—.—
Harnischfeger Corporation, common
York
Firth
£ 5%
(quar.)
12-16
Harbor
Business
Year-end
9
25c
(year-end) I.....
(quar.)........
Class A
Powders,
preferred
12-26
343/aC
Class B (stock dividend payable in A stock)
Hanna'(M. A.) Company, com. (year-end)
(Utah)—•
Class B common
$1
343/aC
9
12-
$1.50
—
Co.
Bronze
participating
12-26
175c
Ltd.
of
;; 12-10
■7i-
,,
....
9
12-20
10c
Extra-
$1.12%
12-
1- 2
75c
$50
Co.,
11-20
$$i
250
Class B
Rubber—
Class A common
Inc.
11-
1
$1.50
Machinery Co...
Publishing Co.—
$3.50 preferred ;(accum.).
International Harvester Co., common
(quar.)
12- 9
12-31
$75c
Extra;
12-21
.
&
12-31
-
30o.
(quar.)
2
Educational
11-20
(accum.)
pfd.
11-19
12-
$1.75
,
11-16
'■;irt V."
12-
>.
50c
Cigar
"6%
11- 8
preferred
Instrument
Oil
12-16
Finance Co. of America, class A (quar.).—
$3
Class $
(quar.)—$3
Firemen's Fund Indemnity (San Fran.) —
;
Quarterly ...—
■
750 '
Firestone Tire
Extra
International
International
11-20
"
—..—30o
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
First Security Corp, of Ogden
$6
Cotton
■
■
Cellucottcn
12-
(irreg.).
(quar.)......
——
Mines,
20o.,
(quar,)—(
International
5
12-16
,
1
Cleaning & Dyeing Co.—.—
—
11-12
1
12-
(year-end)
$15c
Ltd. (quar.).
$22%o
Hamilton Manufacturing CoPreferential
participating
(quar.)
25c
Hamilton Watch Co., common (quar.)
1..
25c
4% convertible preferred (quar.).........
$1
Hammermill Paper Co., common...—...
25o
;
4%%; preferred : (quar.)...$1.06%
4%% preferred (quar.)
(1.12%
1
-Extra
Ferro Enamel
Co.,
Brothers Stores,
Quarterly
11-27
15c
Corporation
Hamilton
2
Fenton United
...
12-
25c
Oil
Power
Hallnor
Felin
International
12- 2
(quar.)
Hackensack Water Co. (increased).........
Hahn Brass Co., Ltd., common (initial)....
$1 participating preference
(s-a)
Hajoca Corporation (increased quar.)
3-15
12-16
$5
Co.,
1
;
12-1
$1.50
Special
Gulf
12-16
4-
Sugar
lOc
,
31 %c
Extra.'
■
11-12
^ 40o
Co., Inc. (year-end)..
Group No. 1 Oil Corp
Group No. 2 Oil Corp
1.1-27
12- 2
Gas
v.
11-15
11-7
$$1.75
Grinnell
11-15
12-20
$$2
—
11-15
TM9
50c
preferred (quar.).
Rayon.Corp. (quar.).
2
12-
preferred (quar.)._.
Co. (quar.)..
•Griggs Cooper &
•.
Silica, -6.%% preferred (accum.).
Ingersoll-Rand Co., (quai)i)— i
Inland Steel Co. (year-end)
Insuranceshares Certificates, Inc. (Md.) (s-a)
12-20
convertible
12- 2
1
$750
—..—...$l5c
12-14
12-31
com
convertible preferred
12-
$1.50
Works
Federal
$6 pfd.
12-
»
Products
12-
*1-2
—
11-19
(accum.)—
12-14
•
$$L75
/ IOC;
"10c
Ry.
Power,
11-16
—
12-16
$$1.75
......
1-15
3
11-1#
1
'
Great Lakes r Power,
1-2
12-
1
12-
$1.06%
'
5%. convertible
12- 9
10c
Co., preferred
Great West Saddlery, 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)
6% 2nd preferred (quar.).
2
(quar.)
Federal
First
:
.«
Industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
$2 non-cumulative, class A (year-end)
12-26
•
10c
(quar.).
Northern
12-
Federal Mining & Smelting
Federal-Mogul
Corp.
(increased)
■
(N. Y.)
Great
12-
Federal Grain, Ltd. 6%% pfd.
Federal Light & Traction—
1-15
12-31
12-17
12-
50c
Industrial
.
12-31*
11-20
Smelting Co., Ltd.—
Iniernational
Indemnity
11-14
25c
Industrial
11-13
-
11-14
12-23
Warehouse
&
11-15
$2.50
»
2
,20c
12-16
12-16
30c
2
$2.50
(quar.)——
11-15
50c
12-
$2.50
Inc.
12-16
$12%c
12-
25c
...—
Shops,
12-12
$12%c
Ltd., $7 pfd. (quar.)
Great Northern Paper Co.——1
$5c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Federal
12-12
12-12
$1
11-15
1
$20c
—
12-31
40c
I $2 class A preference (accum.)^.^—^..
$2 class B preference accumulated..
1.
Great Lakes Plating (quar.).—..
......
Guantanamo
——..
Field
American
1-15
12-28
37%c
partic.
Steel
12-31*
12-iO
50c
(guar.)'$i5c''
conv.
$1
—;
Great
933/40
.
preferred (quar.).....
(irreg.)
Indianapolis Water Co., common (quar.)...
,[
5% preferred A (quar.)
..........
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd.—
$5c
FanBteel -Metallurgical Corp.
(initial)
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance, Syracuse
$1.50
Indiana
12-31
(year-end)
11-30
25c
,
.,
12-10
11-20
$1
$1
——-
2
2
•4.-1-
90c
-
(quar.)
Extra
$1.25
—
Co.
Common
12-31
-
W.)
1-
12-
$1
(quar.).
25c
—
(year-fend)
1
$1
quar.)
15c
—
$6
'
(quar.)
(H.
(quar.)
Erie
$1.25
50c
—
Morse &
11-15
62%c
37'/2C
11-30
15c
Fajardo Sugar Company——
Ealconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd. (interim)—
Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd.—
Increased squar.
*
Company, common..
(quar.)
B
1-15
.t;
(quar.).
;
'
(quar.)
11-15
1
Y.)
—
Corp.
(quar.)
Gregg (quar.)
Faber Coe &
Fairbanks
N.
12- 2
12-
11-21
12-10
25c
—
(Syracuse
——
11-15
12- 2
12-20
12-14
12-
.
12-12
12-12
11-21
Graflex, Incorporated, common...
5%
preferred (s-a)
Grand Rapids Varnish—.
12-16
10- 8
1- 2
12-16
12-14
30c
■_
.
12-25
75c
;—:.—
A
Class
11-30
40c
common
Illinois Central RR. Co. (Leased Lines)—
4%
guaranteed .(s-a).—
Illinois Municipal Water, 6%
pfd. (quar.)..
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American Deposit receipts
ordinary 6harea
(interim) .
Imperial Oil Co., Ltd. (s-a
Imperial Tobacco of Canada, Ltd. (interim)
Imperial Varnish & Color, Ltd^—
,
1- 2
12-12
12-
30c
...
5%
12-14
25c
$1.25
$1.25
\
12-14
12-12
Gossard
.
—
1«» 2
1-15
5o
12-14
80C
$5 preferred A
Company
(s-a)
Co.,
12-15
5o
1-
75c
$1
12-15
1
$1^50
12-21
1- 2
1
1-
(quar.).^^...—^
12-18
2
1-
,1-2:
*
(quar.)
& Rubber—
Special
preferred
lt-30
12-10
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Mortgage (quar.)
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation
(quar,).
Huttlg Sash Ss Door Co.—
S% preferred (quar.)....
' ■
Hygrade Food Products (year-end) '
11-19
$1.25
Golden State Co., common (quar.).—......
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Gordon Mackay & Stores, Ltd.—
11-15
1
13T- 1
.
U-12
2
75c
preferred
&
,12- 2.
.
$12Vic
Motor Car Co.
(quar.)
Hudson Pulp & Paper, 5%
pfd. A (quar.)
Oil & Refining Co. (increased)
11-19.
15o
....
1-2
$25c
Extra
:
$1.50
—
(increased
$1.25
;
(initial)
Humble
7%
'
(B. F.)
'
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
■-..■■>St, '
■
Huntington Water, 67o
(quar.)
Ltd.-.
Finance
Hudson Bay Mining &
Increased
Huron
1
>124.8'
l-s* a
c
Extra
12- 5
12-
] tu B
12-20
common
new
preferred
4Vi%
12- 5
12-16
30c
VAc
(quar.
1- 2
$1.25
$1.37 Mi
;$1.50"
12-16
Co.,
12-10
11-22
7
20c
12-31'
11-22
:
50c
Lighting & Power (quar.)
Oil Co. (Texas)
(initial)
;
Howard Stores Corp., common
(increased)..
6
$1.50
Corp.
Brewing Co.
Common
11-20
12-15
1-
37y2C
[
$3,25
$1.75
RR.
Fair
Oil Co.,
preferred
Goodyear Tire
5
50c
ducted
Essex
Harvester
$5
7
50c
33A%
11-19
15o
Extra
11-25
12-16
1
2-
12-14 :
:'$1.06V4
(ouar.)_
Houston
8*
12-12
pfd.
Houston
11-14
2oc
Extra"
:■
11-25
12-2
1
12-10
$1.25
i
Gleaner
1-
11-
5%
12-20
12-
v..
v;
18-20
12-14
Horn & Hardart Co. (N. Y.)—
12-19
12-28
' 50c
A.—'■
12-16
—
11-26
2
1
1-15
50c
$4.25
v.w*f'vfe*;;
.
I?,
25c
.
......
Electrochemical,
5
5
12-
40c
(quar.)
.....
V
Extra'-
Gisholt Machine Co.
25c
$1.75
-75c
.
11-20
1-
Co.
...
Hudson
Goodrich
(quar.)
& Pittsburgh
RR.,
7%
gtd.
(quar.)
Pennsylvania tax of 7,/aC has been de¬
1
12-13
37%c
Goodall-Sanford, Inc.
—
12-
50c
—_
Erie
Erie
15o
:1
12-10
————
Household
/
12-16
,,
11-13
;"
common...
1-2
Empire District Electric Co., common
■r 5%
preferred (quar.)—
Emporium Caowell Co
Engineers Public Service, $5 pfd. (quar.)
$5.50
preferred (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.).
Englisn Electric Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$2 non-cum. class A (quar.)
Equity Corporation, $3 conv. pfd. (accum.)
2
84^80-
...-•I- 1
-
12-
.
17 %c
Extra
Statler
'
tquar.).;
'$1.50
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (year-end)
Empire & Bay State Telephone—
|,
<4%
guaranteed (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(Frank W.>, Ltd.
Hotels
| $6 preferred (quar.)
12-20
$1
Horner
12^ 2
$1.25
—
-
12- 2
12-21
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Electrographic Corp., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Electrolux Corporation
(year-end)
Elgin National Watch (quar,)
■*
12-21
75c
Georgia RR. & Banking Co. (quar.)
$1.75
Gillette Safety Razor Co., (quar.)50c
11-30
1-
$1.75
.
12- 2
$1.75
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)
I
Goldblatt Brothers, $2.50 preferred (quar.).
(accum.)
i
11-30
12-12
...
25c
-
12-21
25c
quar.)
class
60c
(quar.)—
common
$7 pfd.
6%
.
-;l'
$$3.50
Hoover Company, new common (initial)
Horder's, Inc.
(year-end)
.
quar.)
.
50c
$6
preferred
(accum.)
Electro Refractories & Alloys Corp.
Extra
i—
Erie
Brewing,
1
-
$1.06%
(quar.)
(year-end)
Electric
12-12
50c
.;
.
preferred
11-30
Georgia Power Co., $5 preferred (quar.).i.«
12- 2
12-12
(increased
Class, B
11-15
.
11-25
12-21
.Corp.—u
(increased
A
Genesee
11-29
25c
participating
Hooker
12-28
l>/ac
payment clears all orrears^.,..^.^^
;.$6 preferred (quar.)—.
11-29
(year-end).-.
Paper, class A__.—
Common (year-end)
*
Edison Brothers Btores, common (quar.)—
50c.
Eddy
Extra
11-15
Shareholdings Corp.—
$6 preferred (optional) cash or 209/1500th
Of a share' Of preferred
Stock.
This,
11-29
-
2
Oil
Extra
112-31
25r
12-
-
Honolulu
2
12-17
5%
(accum.)
11-30
General
12-20
12-13
(quar.)
Advertising,
•Homestake
-25c
C
v
62%c
common
Outdoor
Class
3-20
,.'. 25c
25c
■
preferred
Common
2
Eaton to Howard Stock Fund
4%%
$5
12-14
1-
['
Co., Ltd., 7& pfd.
Mining Co............
12-
....
...
pfd.
(Henryj & Co.—
class A (quar.)
$1
12-2
$1.75
conv.
;
Holt Renfrew &
12-
12-^
■
i,.?
1
75c
...
preferred
Corp.,
1-2
12-21
*
—.
Fund
3%%
11-30
Holders
Payable of Rec.
'v12-17
25c
•■
dividend
12-14
(quar.)
5%
11-30
1-
share
(quar,)........'
12-14
...
preferred
Holt
11-30
l
When
^
25c
Dry Batteries, Inc.
Fireproofing Co.,' common.....^..
7%
12-
(quar.)-
Steel
Balanced
"
"
•
Company
68%c
.
(quar,)..".
1
l-
1-
C
Extra-
•
Stock
11-29
1- 1
:.r
$$1.38
,
;
11-12
2
Co., common——
(quar.)
———»$1.50
& Howard
Extra
.
7% .preferred
.
5
12-
12-16
$1.50
Eastern Steamship Lines, common (quar.)—
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)
Kodak
11-27
$1.50
.nnn-nn-i,.
i
preferred
1-10
11-26
12-
-
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
Eastern Racing Assn., $1 preferred
6%
1-25
12-14
12-10
Name of
Hollander (A.) & Sons, Inc.
,20o
...........
General "Bronze. Corp. (quar.)
'General"Cigar, common...—......
11-25
,
,
(quar.).—1.
Stock^dividend
'12-14
$1.75
"[Eastern Magnesia Talc Co., Inc. (quar.)——
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry, Co,--!-
Eastman
11-20
$1.50
>
(s-a)
25c
Eastern Gas Si Fuel Associates—
4%% prior preferred (quar.).
$1.12%
6% preferred (accum.)—
——75c
Stainless
12-16
5
"General
"
.
1%
preferred (quar.)
Eastern Air Lines, Inc.
Eastern
12-31
12-
.
Water Co.—
(quar.)
,
preferred
Gaylord Container Corp., common (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar,).—......—....
General American Corpv (quar,)
General
American
Transportation....
General Box
Company (qiiar.).
12-16
11-20
.....
$2.25
$1.12%
15c
30o
'
$1.25'
—
& Interurban
preferred
5%%
11-15
1-2
,
Durez Plastics & Chemical (quar.)
JSagle-Plcher -Company —East :Mahony. BE. -Co. "(s-a)»
•
2871
Holders
12-17
v.
,
-y.
•tiuPont (E, I.) de Nemours & Co.—
'
Common
(year-end) -~ —.
,
106
2
2
12-10 V
•
Manufacturing Corp.
(s-a)
15c
patineau Power Co., common (quar.)
$230
Extra. •
,f
tlOc
/
1 preferred
^(quar;)'^^^-^-.^^^;'?;v;j:$i.25
12- 2
12-
.
Products——
12-
12-12
When
Per
Galvin
11-10
12-16
Co.
•
Steel
2
11-21
12-14
—
Dresser Industrie^,
Dunn
1-
2
V
,
•
...
,:
flame QJ Company j. j
Share Payable of Rec.
•>
1-10
Fruit" of the Loom, Inc., common ,(year-endL
75c
,12-28
$3 non-cum.^ preferjed.ii.^..!........-^...$1.50.
12-10
11-27,
Payable of Rec.
Dow Chemical,
•'
756
:* $4 preferred A (quar.)—,—.—,
>',$L '
Dow Drug Company (quar.)15c
Draper Corporation (year-end)
$1
Driver-Harris
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
JACl..1
50o
11-19
12-
11- 8
2
-
.
XttECOMME&CtAt^
2872
^
Kroger
.?
Company,
6%
1st
7%
(quar.-)^t^-----^i'iisi
preferred
■
,
preferred (quar.)
Kut KWick Tool Corp..
La Prance Industries. 6% ct»ld. v(accum.)
Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Ltd.—
Common
(increased quar.)
"
>$4-. preferred
11-12
12-23
11-1
Lambert
Company
Extra
^quarr^-ii^^^u^ruuiL-
.
^
1-15
Lamson
50c
&
11-14
;
12- 0
12-20
12-17
I-.2:
12-17
'
12-21
,1-2
(quar.')25c
Works (quar.) j_v__
$1
Lawrence (A. C.) Leather (initial s-a)
'40c
?■*.
Special
75c
Lawyers Title Insurance. '6% pfd. (s-a).—
>,, $3
Le Tourneau (R. G.), Inc., com. (quar.)—_
25c
12-14
11-25
12-13
Lee
(H.
(quar.)--—
——-—
Company (quar.).
& Tire (extra )r-'LLLl-—_—
D.)
Rubber
&'Navigation-'...:.*-
Lehigh Coal
:
,
preferred
$4
Lfehn
Pink
&
■? Leland Electric Co.-, 5% conv,
Leslie Salt Co.
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
31 V<c
—
—
Savers
Corp.
Liggett & Myers^ Tobacco, common
B
Extra
.7%
'■
preferred
(quar.)—
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.—
$1.75 ■
(quar.)
Corp., common
Inc.,
11-12
12-
2
11-12
12-
2
.11-12
2
2
capital
Special guaranteed
5
12-12
11-30
12-12
11-80
Mission
(year-end)
Mississippi Power Co., $6
Mission Corporation
11-30
2
11-20
12-
•11-29*
Missouri 'Public
12-1
11-15
Missouri
;12- 1
12-10
11-25
...■Extra
:
Class
Joint
Loft
1-15
CandyCorp.
15c
87Vic
-
—;,
._
Star
Gas
12-21
(quar:) L—s————
Long-Bell Lumber Co. (Md.)/com. A (accum.)
25c
; Long-Bell Lumber 'Co. (Mo. )
(year-ehti)_—
20c
Longhflrn Portland Cement—
5% preferred (quar.)
—————$1.25
Extra
————•—--,■
25o
Co.
Lord
$80
.'15c
25c
12-16
12-16
'7 Lukens
12-
2
1- 2
$1.50
:
$3c
75c
1-2
12-16
12-16
$iOc
12-31
(year-end) —*—
,$1
.Mackinpie "Oil & Drilling
——,10c
Macwhyte ■: Company
(quar:)25o
.'Magma COpper 'r
r—
—
12Vic
'Magndvbx Company
25'c
Magor Car Corporation——---—————
'20c
Mahoii (R. C.) Company———
——
*40o
Majestic Radio & Television Cbrp.^—
v
5Vi % convertible preferred (s-a)
'13%C
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., inc. "(4udr!)
—
,25c
12-12
Trucks
12-30
Tool
.
(interim)
..—
1-
Mangel Stores Corp.
Extra
Extra
f
.
12- 2
International Marine
tions, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
Refrigeration
&
1- 2
Products
Mutual
"National
'National
.
Maytag
12-9
McCord
.
(resumed)
Common
McCrory Stores Corp.,
62Vic
•National
lr'l
v.;,
Extra
y^V4%
1-L
1-
The
common
nbiincemerit ^previously
declared
a
dividend
stock.
McGraw-Hill
-
Publishing
(initial)—
dividend
-
an--.
on
the -pre*
12-18
1- 2
Extra
4y2%
National
National
?
.
12- 2
12- 2
ll- 1
1-2
11-1
f 50C;
;25c;
,25c
'$1.75
'25c
National
2
12-10
11-25
12-2
41-15
42-16
42- 2
12-14
,41-27
12-12
41-30
11-
12-2
8
12-10
4-15
12-14
11-30
1-15
42.-30
12-20
12-
5
12-14
42-31
42-14
11-30
1-2
12-14
12-10
20o
10b
12-10
41-12*
42-40
11-12*
y$L07
12-4
10-22*
(quar.)
Oats
•
^Panittfouht'"Flctdire8,';ililCi:/4ind^itt8Cll;:>^at.$
•Park
12-10
12-10
11-30
12-10
41-30
$17c
$15c
12-10
11-
2
8
11- 2
preferred (quar.)
Parmour Porcupine Mines
11-20
4- 3
42-12
• ■•.
<'-••••
1- 2
1
1- 2
12-14
•••«•
11-18
12-
7
.11-25
■p Peninsular
2
11-20
'Common
12-14
12-
.
42-14
12-14
85c
12-14
50c
12-
'"("quUL)..—*6t)c
&
11-30*
$2
common
12-14
41rl5
"11-25
12- 7
•> 1- <2
12-14
(qUar.)
(quar.).**.
'$1 preferred
———;——
(quar.
$1?0 -pfd. A
Corporation- (resumed)
Penn Electric "Switch,
Pennsylvania Electric; 4.40%
3.7% preferred C (quar.)
(quar.).
25c
^_-^w
-pfd. B (quar.)^i
1
11-21
$2-18
'12-18
12-10
12-14
1-!2
12-27
.
-12-27
.12-16
'12- (2
11-29
-12-16
13- 9
12- 0
43- 2
41-25
42-10
4-31
'i-21
12-20
12- 2
41.-20
41-20
12- 7
12- 4
42-1
12-16
12-16
42- .1
42- 2
41-T
'11-14
41-14
11.-30
41r30
'11-20
11-18
12- 2
,42- 2
12-14
11-15
11-15
42-9
42- ,1
.11-21
,
12-1
41- J
41-1
;?•
40c ,,-12-20
30c
12-14
$1.75
12-2
Pennsylvania %ugfar Cb.;■*$%■; 'preferted.
Peoples Gas Eight & Coke '(quar.)—:—™,.
12-1
•. ■,
Pennsylvania •. Exchange
National
Bank
(N. Y.)
(s-a)™-™—.-———
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co
Pennsylvania State Wafer, "4% *pfd."( quar.*).
'i-ij'y;i2-i4-
'
$1-29
50c
4-4.
42.-14
80c :,4-l-47'3-15^47
25c 2-15-47 -2-R-4V
30c
12-16
12- 2
ZLeLu /: <$2.25
'
Pennroad
'
Telephone,
(year-end)-.;.
25c
:v'$0c
y 25c
Corp,__^___*——-—-—;_™
Ford,'Ltd.
;45c
420c
435c
'
Company, new-commoni™—
Cement
Peerless
Penick
1-2
;$1.50
(Peter)
■
1- 2
,
$15c
•
•
Peabody Coal Co., 6% preferred (accuhi.)...
Peck Stow & Wilcox Co.__^u-—.
12- 9
1- 2
10c
,
-Paul
c
$3C
.
Ltd. (interim).
Fxtla ■
Ltd., com. (quar.)
'7% 'preferred 1 quar.-)_i._^-_i..^^-i--.-i.--—-•-
12-16
2
$1:12 Vz
_
(interim)
Pato Consol. Gold Dredging,
?:
Paton Manufa'cturihg Co.,
12-
12-16
1- -2
-12- ?
12- 2
42-4
$4.25
'
.
12-10
11.-25
12- ?
25c
ParkefsbUrg Rig-& Reel, common (quar.)
(
11-30
12-
11-30
mt>15
12-1
12-23
-12-10
-25c
•Parker
'Radiater•= C0L---LLLZ-IIZILL--ZLL'• Z-'k-.T5c '
Co.
-12-1
80c
;•
Chemical Coi (year-end)—15c
-Rust-Pfbof Co.-(year-ehd)___L.i.i.
62%c
11-19
11-19
Company.^__^u.z_^_^ii__
National-Standard
11-20
11-30
l'l-3ti
11-30
'11-30
11-15
12-10
>62 %c
'--c'. $1
L————————
'Extra
;••">,/. • :."r(
42-10
10c
"50o
,
—i.
11-20
12- 2
;1- .2
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline, common^..^.^..
-4% -preferred
"
'46c
;
'1-15
12- $
11-15
s$i.
7
8
8
1
lfl5
12- 1
1T-20
'12-11
12-27
yi2"20
1
$1-18
11.TrTlTL
12-10
12-'?
10c
convertible preferred (quar.)37V2C
Oswego Falls Corporation (year-end)——.
20c
Otis Elevator Co., common (increased quar.)
'80c
6%
preferred "(quar.)
:
$1.50
Otter Tail Power Co. (Minn.), common.._
$1
$3.60
preferred
(initial)90c
Oxford Paper Co., $5 prefererence (accum.)
$1.75
Oxford Radio'Corporation (initial)—J
—
10c
■Paahau -Sugar" Plantation—
15c
Package Machinery Co. (initial)
40c
"Pacific Atheriean Fisheries (year-end>^.-_w
$1
Pacific Indemnity Cbr (Lbs iAtigelds)-a'
Quarterly -L-j.
50c
Extra -*
—•10c
•Pacific Lufaber,DCi^-^^.-^a^^Ji—'
-!%1
Packer Corporation
(year-end) jd-Lj-—-•'
$2
'Pacoldt "Manufacturing Co., 5% pfd. (s-a).
$2.50
'Page Hershey ^Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
$51 Vic
41-14
12- 2
'12-10
12- 7
12- -2
-2-18
$1.50
1-10
1
12-10
12-16
1:1^14
12-14
yi2J14
^50c
i~y.ii
Extra
10-28
11-30
$1-30
$1-30
—
-
5
50c
*
.
■
12-
Castings—
National Pumps Corp.—
6%
prior preferred (quar,)
11-22
$50Vic
$$1.00 Vi
—
12-16
11-30
J.?-31
1--2
\
$1.12%
!$5
50c
$$3
Ontario Sfeel Products, common (quar.)^_
$25c
•'7%: preferred
(quar;H-—$$1-75
Orpheum Building Co. -(increased s-a).—.
25c
Oshko'sh ;E'GoSh, Inc., common (quar.)
10c
11-15
l$r25
12-15 ?
• •
25c
-...ii.-.------
-
llrl5
'11-27
$2-2
12-2
12^15
,12-15
(quar.)—a—.
•'•■"
8-15
9-,l
'12- 2
12- 7
12-16
12-2
1- 2
4'/2% preferred (quar.)—
Service Holding Corp. (year-end)——.
Oliver
Corporation
(irreg.)
—
Ohtarlo-fe Qubbec Ry. Co. (s-^)——.
5-15
0-1
■
.
(s-a).
llrl5
•
.
Ohio
2-15
1
18c
;
.
,
Ohio Power Cb.,
11-15
12-
Oil Company
common
'
42- 3
15c
,
.
(quar.)—
12-14
3-
Do.,
11-18
12- 9
!02Vic
(quar.)
Steel
^
,
12-10
25c
Ohio
$1
Si
15c
(quar.).
——™
11-15
12-20
11*19
11-19
12-14
-12-10 X 11-15
12- 2,
<1- :2
•
42- 3
,
'(quar.)^us.^=-;L;.£:--'-—'$1.25
Malleable
$1.50
11-15
2-4
&
preferred
.--u
112- 2
$1.75
$1;50
—
41-22
Confectidn
12.-20
f
'
.
11-30
12-10
1-1
12-10
12-
:—:
—
-
——
■——
♦
•
,
•fi2-!3-'..
Ohio
11-29
Products Dorp.--
_
•
$7.50
93%c
...
,12- 2
12-16
-
Drug
llr29
12-12
(quar.).^
,
Co.
Z-Zn
3
11-20
11-20
Power, Ltd.—
*67c -preferred (quar.)_._——_____——
t$1.50
Nu-Enamel Corporation, new com. (initial).
15c
Oak Manufacturing Co. (quar.)—'15c
Oberman & Cbmpany (initial)^.—10c
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd. -common (quar.)..
t25c
7% jpreferrdd (quar.).——s—$$1.75
11-29
12-27
common rduar:) .,..
"1 -n-fr*
common
Pharmacal
•_
5
12-23
10c
y Extra
10c
Preferred
(duar.)
w——————
86c
Ohio Edison Co., :common--,sss,^^^.s--.5=—; »$0c
4.40%
preferred (quar.)$1.10
National Oil Products.^^..^.——-40c
Stock dividend,.
wu—'2%
,
———————25c
Mines
—
Extra
-
t
llr20
12- 2
Nova Scotia Light &
11-29
10c
Do.', Inc., :$7 pfd. '(qtiar<)^.
common (quar.')y^i-common
(quar.)—
12-
$1.25
11-20
«—30c
common
preferred
12.-20
12r20
12-17
12-10
$1
:..—."
-preferred (quar.);
—;
Northwestern Telegraph Co. (s-a)
Milling Co.—
National -Linen Service Dorp., com, -(quar.)
■
Mclntyre Porcupine
7%
11-30
12*31
$10c
(interim)—
Mines
11-30
12-31
12-i7
*12- 2
12-2
1c
12-20
12-20
25c
(quar.).
Common
(year-end)- .———;
$3.75 preferred (quar.)..—
Northwestern Public Service—
11-29
2
1- 2
IfLwfc 112-28
Pibres_c-._^_*y-_-^.^^._-i.
Co.,
quar.
preferred
Year-rend
/4
Y.)
11-30
-
12- 2
:
(N.
12-14
_•_
'50o
Folding Box, ^cbihmbm...-^™.y_.
60o
>(qUar.)iyi (3l;l2V4
National Hosiery Mills,-Ltd.-:
q\, Dla$Si..; A
(quar.)$15c
National Lead Company—
» 1
!J% preferred ;A (quar;).:. f$1.75
National ;Life '& Accident Insurance (quar.)
:13%c
■
i
.
Northland Greyhound Lines, Inc.—
.
2'-$2-16
1-
National
12-2
.12-19*
*
12-3
1-2
preferred
-6%
f
National Gypsum Co., $4:50 pfd.
11-20
12-18
.
,
-
12 Vic
.Quarterly
11-15
11-20
1L30
.
'672%
5
•
lb
Chemical, Ltd. (initial) __
60c cbnvertible preferred (initial quar;)..
National Fire Insurance Do. (Hartford)
H-15
12-10
12-20
>'
share of Pacifie Gas & Electric com-
Northern Empire
;•
Preferred (quar.>^yi.^i.iv-:^--.yy
Extra
5%
National
11-15
12r31
11-29
1- 1
30c
Extra
.
-12-26
.
America—
National Discount Corp;,
.12-18
-
\
reported'in this
only
(
lS8c
15c
.
The Company has
column was incorrect.
ferred
(quar
Paul, 30c preferred
Correction:
,
preferred
11*29
12-10
North-River insurance Do.
«
12-141
11-15
12-14? 11-15
50c
-
*11
increased
2
12-26
750
—,
$3.50 convertible
I 11-29
11-29
^
National Dairy
11-28
'
McGrath-St.
$2-16
12-20
'I- 2
'
Dylinder Das,
Extra
,12-10
12-16
l2Vic
25c
3
(quar.)_.
common
11-22
12-14
preferred ^(initial 'quar.-)"^^=^^.i™
$4
•
•
of
National Container Corp.,
11-15
11-25
12-16
12-30
25c
Company
(resumed) ____
Corporation, $2.50 pfd.
(quar.)—
12-10
*
l- 4
^y-P3roducts, Inc. >(exfi^)^y^*
'(quarv^s^yy;;.
'National Casket
11-15
v
11-14
$6.35'
(accum.)—$5.82
1
North American Rayon, class A (year-end).
75c
:'.
Class B (year-end)—..-——..—
—
;75c
North Central Texas Oil (year-fend)——
30c
North Pennsylvania RR. Co. (quar.)u—w.
$1
12-20
$$1.40
$55J/2C
,
Autoinotive
Year-end
11-22
12-
11-15
12-10
Norwich
National Dash Register Do,
12-20
'12-20
,12-IjB
12- 2
-12- 2
12- 2
12-,2
12-?
12-
15c
•
12-14
(initial)
Biscuit
National
jl2- 2
12-20
12-24
12-10
12-20
1L25
12-16
12-14
12-14
preferred (quar.)l™™---.-^:--y-i«.i^.
■v
10-31
12-24
12-16
15c
Mine's,
mon for each 100 shares held
—.
North America^ Investment—
"
67c ' preferred
(accum.)——
-
1- 4
•'National Dity Lines,
12-24
—
;
;11-15
1-4
~
Chemical 'Co.
Common
.
-
11*30
One
$300
$$1.50
Nash-Keivinator :Corp.
' ;
1-1
Magnesium "Products—12%0
Market Basket (Los Angeles), common--—20c
V/,-$l preferred A (quar.) —x-———
.
25c
Massachusetts Investors Second Fund—
Payable In cbminbh stbbk or "cash—.
$2.40
Massachusetts Investors Trust (Special)—
70c
Year-end
—
10c
Master Electric to. (increased quar.) ——__
45c
Matachewan Consolidated Mines, Ltd.——I#lc
Martin (Glenn L.) Co. (quar.)
—
75c
Mastic Asphalt -Corp.—.———i—
15c
May Department Stores, common (quar.)—
'75c
:
$3.75 preferred (quar.)——
———303%o
!
$3.40 preferred (initial guar.)
■—u——
85o
May, McEwen, Kaiser Co. (quar.)
20c
..'.Extra—
^i.
40c
Marine
12-10
11-8
'
11-30
Corp.
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
11-12
12- 4
3,2-10
1- L
2Va%
-$50c
—
North American Co. (stock dividend)—
\
Storage—
ipMferred.
iNamm's, Inc./''(guar.)
Communica■
\
1-2
(initial)
/
11-12
:
(interim)
11-29
1-2 "
preferred; - (quar.)
•i$7 preferred (quar.)...—
J$1.75
$7 preferred (quar.)
$1.75
Muncie Water Works, 8% preferred "(quar.)
$2
Munsingwear, Inc., new common (initial)...
5t)c
fMurphy (G. C,') Company (quar.)
—..
37Vic
Murphy Dhair (initial).lO'c
Muskegon -Pistbn Ring - (year-end)
______
;55c
:MUskqgeb-Conipany,-f.^y^-uyyi;^uy;ssy;-4-y
:25 c
11-12
12-2
'500
—^3.
Marconi
i
25c
..i.™
,
11-22
12- 5
$5o
,1-20
11-30
„
11-22
12-10
12-15
(quar.)
;
•
11-29
1-
ySWUntaih Fuel Supply-y-^y,™i-.——' ;30c
Mountain Producers Corp.
(s-a)—r
30c
MUllins Manufacturing Dorp., -class B™
26'c
$7 'preferred .(quar.)-'y.y_^—;—*$1.75
11-15
425c
,
Manhattan Shirt Co.
;
11-15
11-15
12-10
Ltd.—i.......——$$1
Norfolk & Western Railway Co. (quar.)—.
$2.50
North American Car Corp., cdmmon (quar.)
30c
Extra
—.—-i
—L——™——.
80c
$2 convertible preferred (quar.).—
50c
12-20
2
,
$50c
11-29
$140
;"iQuartedy,
Ll-30
12-10
,12-16
11-26
2-1
12-27
$43.V4b"
(quat:)-y^yy-xiysy.^yisiS.y
,
12-11
20o
-----'
————
1-2
13- 2
50c
$3.75
Niagara Share Corp. (Maryland), class B__
Niles-Bement-Pond
Co.
-(resumed)^.——
Light Heat & Power-Co., Consoli-
,;ist .preferred
——
2nd preferred--—
Moore'Corporation, Ltd., common (quar.)..
.
Year-end
preferred $quar.)^—i.i.-—933/4C
(quar.)—.
Noranda
11-15
Co...
Utilities,
^qferred
11-29
12-10
11-15
(quar.).
common
11-25
11-30
...
7%
11-25
12-21
11-29
12- .2
Corp.j
__
11 $25
2
1
12-10
12-15
,12-16
Mining Corporation
12-16
.
11- 9
12-16
37V2C
40c
....
11-27
$25c
(year-end)
Motor Wheel Corporation (quar.)y.^.^.-..
Mount Diablo Oil Mining & Development—
2
12- 5
11-26
12-10
;i—
12-l2
$2
-
11- 8
12-10
25c
J.)
(J.
Extfa •—--ILLL
12-16
12-13
12- 1
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock.—
Niagara Hudson'Power, $5 pfd. (accum.)
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)..
• •
12-20'
2
v
v
"Jll- 9
Motor
11-30
12- 2
;
.
12-12
preferred A (quar;)______
...—t$1.75
7% preferred B (quar.)..-— ™—
t$1.75
Morgan, (J, P.) '& Company (quar.)....
$2
Morris'Plan IiiSurance'Society (quar.).—$1
12-20
12-
^
12-10
; $7
$$1.25
Mack
•.
7%
MacMlflan (H. R.)
——
12- 2
;:';.:^E3kfa:$66V^O
f
5% preferred '.(quar.)——
Export 'CO., 'Ltd.—
12-16
12-23
1-
$2.50
& Gas Co#).—
-.
(quar.)—
Co. (increased quar.)
$1.27,/a
35c
•ii-,
"3%%
,
2
1-15
1-
.
'Increased
12-16
1-2
■12-2
__
(initial)
5%
,
Structural Steel "CO.. Ltd.—
MacKinnon
(s-a)...
Co.
Electric
"fl.25
Montreal
3,2-20
Mines, Ltd. .(qimV;)----------——
Publications, inc.—
Harlem RR.
Newport Electric
»•
$25c
11-15
participating';p]^ferrbd_-i--_--____-
;Tia27
$2- 2
12-,2
Montreal
'10-23
MacPadden
12-22
12-20
'1-2
;
"11-30
12-12
11-15
4c
(year-end'50c
Co.
preferred (quar,).^_.-^.^_^y-:__.«.-..
Montreal Cottons, Ltd., com. (increased).—
12-14
12-15
12- 2
15c
11-30
12-16
Macassa
pfd. '(s-a)
4%
12- 6
Lunkenheimer Company
——
37 Vic
Lynchburg & Abingdon Telephone (s-a)
$3
Lyon Metal Products
(quar.T——$5c
M. J. Si M. & M^. Consolidated-"—
Vic
11-20
'$3.25
...
preferred
Newmont
1- 3
;12- 2
5%
11-20
12-16
40c
12r10
12-10
common-™—!.
12- 7
Co.; <(resumed)
Steel
12-31
$1
^12-14 .11-15
11-30
12-16
.
\-
$1:50
....
Northern States Power (Wisconsin)—
57c-preferred (quar.)
11- 1
$1.50
Extr'a
Ludlow Manufacturing & Sales',(quar.)
11-30
11-30
Northeastern Water, $4 preferred (quar.)—.
11-30*
12-12
12-16
12-16
11-22
11-29
(increased s-a)
Louisville Title Mortgage Co.
.
Extra
25c
'
(quar;).^_.-.--._ij.—__
Machine
Montana-Dakota.
11-29
,15c
11-15
Co.—
11-30
$1-30
;il-30*
12-14
.
(quar.).
class A
MOneta'Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
I1-I6
12-14
Louisvilie*iTlNashvr]Ie"RRr^or~(^ar5-3-I
Newberry
12- 6
12- 2
(extra)_i:_y_w---u.yy_
Monsanto 'Chemical
12-20
1-2-47
-
1-1
11-20.
l12-20
l'lrl5
$1.75
12- 2
11-20
12-2
$1.75
,25c
& Taylor, 6% 1st preferred (quar.)—
(P.) Co., 7 % pfd. (quar,)
—
Common, (year-end)
Louisiana Land & Exploration (quar.')_——
12- 6
12-20
Brake
State
York
5.10%
30c
11-12
2
12-15
.,•
50c
$2c
,25c
.11- 2
12-2
12-
9
',25c
$21
$$1.25
? 12-11
;
1
12-20
$1.50
$1.25
20c
(quar.).—.
(irreg.)
Co.
Co., common
preference
Common
;$1.50
Lorillard
i
y
—_
_____——•—y__.
& Birmingham RR.,
5%
11-22
12-1
12-
——
-
Service
Utilities
Monarch
12-11
■
New
12-2
12-28
12- 9
New York &
11-30
11-30
12- 9
12-16
12-21 ;
/45c.
20c
11-15
12-16
12-16•
IL-30
12-21
',.1- '7
,
Lone
.
5*
-
Air
■12-20
11-30
12-18
M-
(accitmv)'^l.dO;
(accum.)...—
Co..i___i.—_;
Mining
York
60c
11- 5*
1-2-47
*'.
Park
New
50c
11- 5*
4>0c
Co.
■
<
11-
12-2
$12 Vic
Lone Star Cement Corp. (quar;)---—Year-end LL--Z-Lf-L;LLiLLLLL-LL±-LL^-L*.
.
5*
12- 2
8% preferred (quar.)r;$2
LZZ-LLL-.—50c
Pipe Co.,
Year-end
11-
12- 2
New
11-15
Mojud Hosiery Cb., Inc;, common..-.-—...
20c
•5%
preferred (quar.')_^.__^c_^^_____—*62Vfec
Molsoris Brewbry, V Ltd,- '(qua^.'^yry^yyyyy$25e
Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd., com. (irreg.)..
$15c
2-24-47,
12- 2
$25c
$12Vic
$25c
:
Locomotive Firebbx
60c 3-10-47
preferred
6'/a %
4
•Mohawk Rubber Co;
Ll-22
12-10
T>0c
9
,12- 2
(year-end)—
11-15
1-15
9
11-
New Method Laundry Co.—
Mohawk 'Carpet ;;yMiUsy'-"--'--U'-'yy--"-yuw---y
2-24
<
(quar.)
Extra
Lock
3-10
1-
12- 2
12-2
tini^iUf)
common
...
Zinc
11-30
ti: n ii-
50c j.
.
'50c
Quarterly
Jersey
11-30
12-15
50c
■:
prior-lien preferred (accum.)
New England Telephone & Telegraph
New
12-15
;•;
$7
$1;25
Mobile
11-22
$1
——
-
B
12-16
Jll-31
20c
;
$6 prior^ lien; ^preferred'^
12-14
12-14
35c
12Vac
20c
;
Line
Modern Containers Ltd.,
111.10
11-31
12- 2
12-,•
$1.75
$3
12-14
,
;■ 11-15
*4c
12-16
12-2
$1.50
$1.,75.
'$'3.50
B___^
"
12-16
87Vio
(quar.)
pfd.
...
Missouri-Kansas Pipe
12- 1
12-
11:29
(initial quar.).
preferred (accum.)
New England Public Service— - ■
.
"11- 1
1-:14
class
Non-assented
'11-15
12- 2
.
11-29
12-16
...
com.
new
preferred (s-a)__
New Errgidnct Lifne Co.;
11-15
12- 2
—20c
" 25c
75c
Corp.
11-20
•
2
12-
11- 9
•12-16
(quar.).
7%
12-13
1--3.
40c
Mining & Manufacturing
Mission Appliance Corp......
11- 2
(quar.)—————
guaranteed (ouar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd., class A
19-21
Common
'\
Minnesota
50c
50c
25c
Special
12-27
20c
...
:
2
——
12- 5
Street
yf Common (quar.)
Mttle Miami RR; Co.—
; Original
a- 2
15c
—:—
(Formerly Fifth
(increased)..—
(x-a)
Minneapolis Brewing Co. (year-end)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—
11-30
12-12
__—
ill 5% preferred
11-30
,50c
(year-end)
—
j.)
common
Extra
12-10
12-
.'(D.
Stores)
11-13
1-1
,
'$1.75
■;
11-29
25c
'25c;
$1.50
$1
,
Petroleum
yy* Class A '(quar.)
Millirdn's
2
12-
——
..
preferred
12- 2
50c;'
50c
$3i50
....
--w
Brothers,
.
"
12-
30c
Original capital:
12-13
,:$1 prior, preferred
Midwest^'^Jil Co.,, common, y^5'o,
8% preferred, (s-a):
"■ ;4o\
Parficlpatihg\
iu-i—iiwi----.49o>
Mid-West Refineries, inc., ^common™
5c
$1.50 convertible
preferred (quar.)
37V2C
Miller Manufacturing, common (quar.)_
5c
EXtra
-5C
,
1*1-29
I'll- 1
12- 2
87Vic
——
preferred (quar.)
Link-Belt. Company '(quar;).
Lion Oil Company (increased quar.).
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common (resumed)—
3Vi%
preferred (quar;)-—!.————
Little Long Lac Gold Mines, Ltd. (annual)-
.
12-2
12-10
Extra
$1-30
l
yy
,
,11-12
12-12
(quar.)
7%
'
11-23
'11<t30'
12-16
37 Vic
(quar.)—
common
■
11-23
2
12-16
—■L~-~L.Z' V
preferred
prior
Lincoln Stores,
■
11-29
12-12
(quar.)
participating preferred
'.Extra
7%
11-4
1
■.
Mid-Continental
2*
12-
37Vic
250
_
Lxtra
6%
■'
50o
Lincoln Service
;i2-10
11-27
12- 2
*$1
____________
.12-20
12-10
,
75c
———'
i.—U
12- 2
25c
1-
75c
(quar.)_
—
™™.-.
12-10
Michigan Steel Tube Products (resumed)™
Mickelberry's Pood Products (quar.)_.
11-20
li-30
*11-30
200
11-20
11- 9
7%
(quar.)
CO.,
rower
preferred
;
—...
Neptune Meter Co. (initial)...
New Bedford Cordage, common.
11-15
11-9
LL-
-
12.-16
11-20
2
5
'
preferred
Nelsner
11-15
2
12-
1
Company
'6%
% 1-2
~i2r:.<2:-:
J
Ckii^da^Ltd.^tniidttlhyyx^^^
series_.-™.^ii..^.™^«.'
Cement Co., common
preferred ;(s-a)_i
.7%
12-
•
*7c
12-15
*2c ,12-15,
.
Group
Neoras«.a
12- ,2
12-14
Extra :;i.—;
'-.'Class
Natomas
6
$1.18%
35c
12-
$1
(year-end)
12-
Michigan Consol. Gas., 4%% pfd. (quar.)—
Michigan Public Service Co. (increased quar.)
12-14
'
40c
Life
12- 2
Mica Co: 'of
12- '5
$40C
'60c
$1.75
50c
,
12-11
''$1
■
12-16
11-10
la-ia ,11-29
,
12-15
*i6c
*Estimated distributions.
7%
11-27
12-16
35c
>-Levy Srothers;::Ltd,f (iirterinr)
——
Lexington Telephone Co.. (quar.)__^_Lexington Water Co., 7% preferred (quar.)Libbey-OWens-Pdra- Glass Myear-end)-—_—
25c
preferredyyy-yy-yy—LiL. '
iseries..—
stock
sqries.
Nazareth
12-21
12-1
;50c
-
12- 6
I1-27
12-
$1
Products"'--^--—
^3413*
.12-11
12-13
12-
25c
.
12-28
?5c
' ©Oc,
v--.-y
-
12-31
V
'$1
.
•:
,
11-27
Lee
Stock
Holders
H-30
12-31.
$30c
,
Funds-*
Trust
Preferred
Selected
y;,'6%i% lirbferred; A (quar^yy^yiy-yyyyy-Mdsta
Machinfe Oompany^i;_-yyyy-yy^_>_«.
.'BaVio
Metal textile Corp., $3.25 partic. pfd. (quar.)
81 Vic
Metal & Thermit Corporation,'Com. CquaiV)
35c
; ; 7%
preferred >(quar.)—-—-—•. $1.75
Metals Disintegrating -yyy
—/
'15c
Metropolitan Edison, 3.90% -preferred (quar.)
97Vic
Metropolitan Paving Brick
(initial) __—LL
50c
TL25
1
2-
Company
(National
.40c
250
1- 2
;i2- '3
.'Jsn V; .1- 2
v
MU'or
12-16
■
i,!yyr - / "
Nfitionai;Transitr Company (increaBetl s-k).
.
:
Merritt-Chapman. & Scott—
12-15
Bleachery & Die
11- 8
12-15
>
.
quar.l_y_;
Merrimac: Haty
25c
Lanett
;11«! 8
When
Share payable oJRec.
..
;
Co.—
quar.)
11-15
11-15
Lane-Wells
A * (inoreaised
' Class B ^increased
Glass
11-15
12- 2
(quar.)—
,
x
Sug&V. Refining
Natiortbi Tea Do., com;" '(inOrea"sed ,quar:)..
,
11- 8
12-1
1- '2
62 Vic
(s-a)_.
>-Quarterly
12- 2
;:■■
(s-a)—
Transportation
12- 2
"??'• 50c
$2.50 preferred ;(quar.)
62yac
Sessions,
Bryant, Inc., new common
Lane
preferred
Miners
&
•Merchants Refrigerating Co.—
12-23
'12-14
.:v
16^23
:
__
Distillers,
Merchants
,
"?>
1
12- 1
'
V'l-1'5'
■'
•
Co., 5% pfd.
Ltd.—-,
Telephone
^participating
'6%
11- 1
,
"12-
1- 2
,1.1- 8
,.
12-1
'25c
;MeadvJlle
2
12-
*?5o
National
.
'
12-2
$40c
preferred
(quar.-)
$$L78
? Lake St. John Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly •^ $50C
J"
Extra -L
;: ?y .$$1•'
Lake Shore Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)_
Li.—
418c
Lake Superior District Power, -com. -(quar.).
30c
:
1 5 %
preferred(quar.
$1.25
Lakey Foundry .& Machine Co. (irreg.).—
15c
Lamaque 'Gold Mines tinterim) iv™~-»—- ' J21/siC
1-15
y !$l !;'
:r
Name bf Company
"12- 4
12-15
^yf^.^nd^refeiTed^quar^-^yi^yyiyi^yl:-.. i
-50 c
4 Ya % 'preferred (quar.)__"_r_-^-y-;y-.____y *$l:06Vi
Melchers
7%
■:'4quar,);v^---i--^i^»ij:i-.-i':''
Per
Payable of Rec.
60c
(quar.)
common
Extrb
1-15
12-31
'& Robbfhs, Inc.,
Holders
When
Per
y Share
'Ndtitetif Cortipany
12-13
12-10
■;■•' w,-:
Mead Corporation, common (quaLJi^^u^y y • y
11-9-
1- 2
V 2-1
$1.50
$1.75
2c
<$1;50
2nd
:
McKCSsbn
9
11-
2
12-2
Extra-
■
12-
50o
(quar.)
common
.1
•
,
:
Payable of Rec.
!$2-27 .12-20
$1.$2%
Co., V/a % preferred (quar.)—
Kroehler Mfg.
Holders
When
per
Share
Name Of Cohipany
Monday,- December 2, .1)946.
Kf-.n
■•
'$1.10
92%c
.12-19
41-29
11-12
12%o
$1
12-31 y •«;—
1-15 $2-20
blume J64 ■* NuratJei; '4545!
[THE COMMERCIAL1» FINANCIAL' CHRONICLE
E
Per
Name of Company
-
.
'
"
Company,
Pfaudler
12-
$1.75
12-
2
,15c
common
Brewing
Extra
1-
2
12-11
12-11
2
12-
Inc.
(quar.)
2
12-23
12-
12-23
11-20
(quar.)
Electric Co.,
(quar.)
preference
$1.25
6
5
1-
2
1212-
>f- 5%
2
2
2
12-31
12-31
Tl-29
$1.50
12-
■
11-20
4
St.
Quarterly
25c
Extra
American
20C
deposit
receipts
(interim)*.}
Pittsburgh Bessemer
6%
for
$5
5%%
Erie
12-
preferred
Consolidation
Porgings
& Lake
(quar.)
Coal
Erie RR.
Hate Glass
11-20
11-29
12-5
Co.
(reduced).
$1.50
12-16
11-25
60c
12-23
11-29
10c
12-21
11-29
'
(year-end)
12- 2
$1.75
12-
,
37%c
n
River
(quar.)"
Co.,
Ltd. (quar.)
X
„4
Pood
5%%
partic.
12-
Common
12-14
$20c
preferred
$3 partic. preferred
1-15
1-15
(quar.)_.
12-
133Ac
(quar.)..
(quar.)
7%
New
11-
11-
5
11-28
11*18
12-10
12-2
.1- 9
-
15c
(resumed)
fiOo
-
,
10c
11-15
12-
39c ''
11-15
,
.
11-26
1-
2
35c
12-30
25c
12-20
12-
2
50c
12-20
12-
2
;.7%c
12-14
11-29
59 %c
12-31
12-16
■
Corp.;
....
preferred
(quar.)
1-
25c
*£
2
2
11-15
$$1.75
;l 1-
2 '
12-10
12-26
50c
12-9
$1
11-18
50c
12- 9
11-18
12- 9
11-18
12-
9
&
12-
11-15
11-30
12-16
11-30
12-31
11-30
12-14
;
11-15
1-15
12-14
12-14
11-15
12-14
11-15
,
4-
,
„
.
,
,
'*
.
Extra
Pure
$$1.25
.
(Simon)—
Company,
5%
common
(quar.)
,
convertible preferred
Solar
11-29
11-29
Extra
25c
12-16
1-1
12-10
^
40c
-■::
Fund of Boston—
55c
2
2
2
X
11-
x
■
35©
11-18
12-14
preferred
4%
11-23
(James), Inc.,
.
1st
Telluride
11-15
Tennessee
1
preferred
Southeastern
11-30
Increased
.•
Extra
•
y„100
Rand's (Pittsburgh)—
New common (initial quar.)..........
Rath
■
,
2%c
Packing
,
Extra
5%
(quar.)..^^.^..
prior preferred (auar.)
:
12-28
11-25
1-2
12-20
37%C
12- 1
x 11-20
1
-
; 50c
x. 400
1-1
;
25c
11-21
12-15
11-25
12-15
;
11-25
11212-
2
12-
Insurance
6%%
(Phila.)
pfd.
5%
11-18
1-10
12-15
1-10
12-15
12-
f$i
12-14
50c
dividend
1
>
35c
1-
5%>V
'
b $1.50
xpi
^
25c
1-
2
9
12- 9
12-24
12-
2
Reymer & Brothers, Inc., (quar.)vX 12V2c
,u- 2- ' 12-16
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, 3.6% pfd; (quar.) 'V::
90c
1- 1
12-10
Rheem Manufacturing Co., common
(quar.)
X
25c
12-16 i 11-15
V/2% preferred (quar.)
12- 2
$1.12%
11-15
Rice Ranch Oil Co. iquar.i
.JL
> ic f 32- 2
11-26,
Richfield
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)
< 20c
12-17
11-22
..
Robertson
(H.
H.)
Company
Rochester Gas & Electric,
Rockwell
Rockwood
Manufacturing Co.
&
Co.,
5 %
;
4%
preferred A
5%
prior
common
(quar.).
37%c
pfd. F (quar.)
(incre.
(quar.)
quar.).
$1
A'
10ci;
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
:
1
20cH,
12-10
11-25
12-1. ,11-15
$1.25
1-
1-
2
12-13
]?-!«
;
X
States
]°r
1
Telephone
Co.
50c
(s-a)
25%
paid
6%..oCdilvfertiblb
Staley
(A. E.)
12-25
11-30
12-16
11*30
40c
$150
$1.60
11-19
li-19"
X;X;'' 49cIJJ9 ll2-10
y;'25o 8!:12-T2
11-27
$liu..;.'2- 1
:
1-15,
30c
12- 9
11-29
<$£$';,• 70c
'"12- 9
11-29
':X
93c
12-20
12-10
36'Ac
12- 5
11-23
40c
12-16
11-15
20c
12-16
11-15
87'/2c
12-16
12-
-
U.-——..
2
$1.01'Ai, 12- 6,
iji.)A...hi.ta;'.--'..xi';&" "
(quar.)
Clutch
40c
12-
2
-y
11-27
12-2
11-12
12-16
ll-29»
11-29
12-9
.ll.r 9
2 " f
2
Union
Investment
Union
Oil
&
9
11-2«*
f-
12-*
41-3II
4
12-16
12*. &
12-
1
11-1*
12-31
12-16
$1:;
12-15
*
2
11-12
2
11-1*
12-
12-16
15o
.*
12-16
11-25'
5 ■■■•'!
12-10
12-
12-5.
11-20
500
11-30
11-20
350
12-
11-30
58%c
12-
2
11-20
50O
12-
2
41%c
(monthly)
_
12-
2
11-20
12-20
ill-30
t$l
50c
12-16
11-1$;
1-30
$$l
12-
1
-
12-10
12-
1-
11-30
11-30
12-10
>11-2*^:
12-14
(accum.);
;
5
12-1*
1
12-15
$1.75
-•
U-3f
12-24
v;25c
30c
12-
2
7 5C
12-23
12-
2
37 %C
$1.12%
$1
62 VaO
12-23
12-
2
12-16
12- *X
12-10
llr2tt
12-23
75c
(quar.)_
?'X
(quar.)
:
11-20
12-31
$1.50
Corp
■
11-13
2
12-14
30
-—
•?
11-28Y
$1
Louis
Forging
i
11-30
12-
250
4*.—-»4~~4—•
(ouar.)—
Rubber
Bag St Paper
f
25C
(quar.)
Corpt
.
'
1-
,0t?c
I3%0
nf*
—
12f2L,
2X
12-1#
12-24
Oc
35c
"
?
11-20,,
T2.4X1 X
12-
11-20
1
12-10.
12-20
11-25* ;
12-10
12-
3
11-20
1-
(resumed)
(quar.)
2
12-10
$3.75
Union
Co.
Union
Sugar
Union
Tank
93 %C
1
(quar.)_
—
(year-end)—
Co.;
Car
12- •
12-
,,
(quar.)
A
RR.
12- r
12-14
20c
quar.)
California—
of
preferred
Pacific
(increased
12-14
25c
250 •
(quar;)——-—
Co.
—
—
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
.
iX
11-20" *
12-10
2
X. 12- 2
12-10
11-30
2
11-15
1-
?
.
.
•12-
12-20
»0c
Corp. (quar.)—
20c
United Aircraft Corp., common——4—50c
5% convertible preferred
(quar.)_—^ $1-25
•12-15
11-30
12-16
12-- 2
12-
11-15
Union
Twist
Wire
Drill
X
Rope
Aircraft Products—
common
(initial)
/
1
——
2
•
——
12%o
12-16
•
11-2#;;
5
12-27
Union
.
■
it11-
1212-
.
12- 2
••
(year-end)
Corp.
Chemical
Asbestos
New
11-15
11-39*
11-27
1- 9
12-16
Co._J_*4—,^-4-4---.-X;
Union
United
"
12-15
12-12
$1.25
7% preferred • A.
—8% preferred B————
—-—
5%% preferred (quar.)-4«*i44-—*
Unexcelled
ll-2«
'
Fixture,
Underwood
12-20
12-14
15c
11-30
; :
>
x
6
6
$2.50
Transit, com. (resumed)
prior preferred (quar.) —
Rapid
convertible
Union
11-16
—H'-r
$1.12%— 12-14
quar.)
convertible preferred
12-6
toWj2-2-'
common
preferred
Standard Cap & Seal—
'12*16;
Hitcij2. 2
XX•
(initial
6 X
$1.37
Extra
preferred
12-
$1.37
common-.......^.
Corp.,
12-16
1212-
2
12-27
:
'
City
6
1- 2
1-
50O
$1.50 convertible preferred
Twin vDisc
: .12-
.
J 2-10
(quar.)
common
prior preferred
12-16
1- 2
10c
(year-end)—
(quar.)
Steel
Co.
12-14
-1-2
'
10c
Tudor City, 9th unit 6% preferred
Twentieth Century-Fox Fhm, com.
Tyler
12-16
X' 12-16
25c
(year-end)__
(year-end)
Coal
12-16
12-31
15C
30c
Twin,
----W )H:fc>
12-16
$30
(Increased)
Co
of St.
Corp.,
12-16
1
2-
$1.50
X. 5 %
11-1*'
1
'? 12-16
(year-end)_
$4.50
"
12-
12-30
$6 preferred (quar.)
———Troy & Greenbush RR. Association (s-a)___
Tri-Continental
11-15
10c
x
10-32
11-15
•f;
(monthly)--.---*---^------
Williams
10-32
12- 2
SOO;
Building Assn. Ltd. (quar.)———
6% preferted
&
11-16
-v
s
Company,
Transue
11-15
Co.—
;
Brands
1
1
(s-a)___;
$3.75 preferred (quar.)_
Standard
Accident
Insurance
Standard
1212-
preferred
Mfg.,
Trane
2
,,
JJXtra ;
$$1.25
(annual)
(quar.)
XX Spear & Company, $5.50 Ist^ pfd.
(quar.)
$5.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
X; Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
v•
6piegdl,^ln!6orpoi*iited^
$4.50 (fthnvertftfle'liYeferred (quaY])-..!^
Squibb .(E., R.) t&i Sons, common
$4 preferred
(quar.)
X.Extra
1-13
1-
50CX..1
Oil
(monthly)
Corp.
Truax-Traer
25c
'
.
and
'Traders
>
Sovereign Investors, Inc.————
Sovereign Life Assurance Co.-—.
•
Sparks-Withington
,
1-15
———
$4.50
12-13
50c
.
2*;
ll*15x
Xll-ldt1?
11-30....
$3.50
'
12-16
12-20
12--'2 '
12-
1
50c X
Elevators, Ltd.
Towmotor
11-30
11-15
2
$1.25
Toronto
12-15
12-20
ifc 2;
Iron. Roofing
Spal(?ing (A. G.V & Bros.
r
...
States
11-15
12-15
20%
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
1- 2
12- 9
^
$1.12y2
Republic Petroleum C04 common (irreg.)5
12-20
'12-10.
Republic Pictures Corp.—
>
„Vu^,
$1 convertible preferred
(quar.)
L._..
25c
1- 2 ?. 12-10
Republic Steel Corp., common
25c>
12-21
12- 2
6% prior preferred A (quar.)
Revere Copper & Brass, Inc. (initial)
non-cumi;preferred (quar.)————$1.25
i"Southwestern
'12- 9
12-
2
Power—
Southwestern Public Service Co.-~
Common (increased quar.)
'^2,-loi
1-2
Canada
Union Gas Co., com. (Increased)
15o
preferred (quar.)—
WX $1.06%
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)
Quarterly
350
,
'11-15*
2
12-
12-
50c
4,-—..44-.------
Cofp.
preferred
preferred
5%
11-16
.*-V 11-29
<
$1.75
Roller x Bearing
Insurance
6%
4%%
'
X
3
-
87%c
'
11-15
—
11-16
3
12-
■
11-30
3 X
12-
'
U--*--—
Brewing Co. (irreg.) —
Royalty Corp. (extra)
Toledo Edison Co., 7% preferred
11-20
12- 2
(yeair-end)
11-30
12-14
•
;•
30
Toklan
Southern
*
11-30
12-14
12-15
......
11-2#
X 12-14
IOC
Inc.
12-10
11-2#
12-30
(auar.)_
pfd.
interest
Associated
10-31
12-10
25C
Tivoli
11
(quar.)
1
X12-23
25c
Welding
Roofing Co., Inc.
Title
11-15
37 %0
Southern
12-14
15c
,
"
11-18
-
25c
.
(quar.)___
(s-a)
Reliance.Manuracturing Co. (lii.j—
3 % rU - convertible: preferred
(quar.)
Remington Rand Inc., common
Stock
2
2
A—25c
Edison—
participating preferred (quar,)$$1.50 ...1-15
Southern Natural Gas Co.:»--X*ii;l»4r---.---i.'i'
37'/2c
12-12
.Southern Pacific Co;^(q'uar.)
—J
$1
12-23
xSouthern Railway Co., common (quar.)——
75o
12-16
8
12-23
:
:■ 20c-
.........
preferred
12-1
$1.12%
'
—
(increased)^.—
Electric
Water
Time.
Paper—
6%
12-13
12-12
15c.
Tilo
11-14
preferred (quar.)______—26%0
preferred
(quar.)
25o
Southern
■
30c
Grain, Ltd.,
4%
v«
-
Tide
Timken
(quar.)
California
(s-a)
& Oil
prep,
11-2#
9
1-
12-30
—4--.—444^-—4-
of
11-13
.rXX:XX$5C^ :'iX2-X:lXX'
X« Extra;'———444.>w_~,—.———4»>,—
4%%
XX
11-18
15c
Reliance
x
12-
B
&
shares
11-13
2
•12-
$50c
Extra::
12- Jt*
2-1
11-29 '>
$1.90
Thompson Products. Inc., com
4%
preferred
(quar.)
-
25o
7
12-16
12-
■•v$356»
;i4^4«^--.-->.-;^*4-:-44*4444:i-4444^
Thomson
12- 5
62'/aO
60c
Bag
4
XThermatomlc Carbon Co,—''
•••x-"*'
$5 [preferred (s-a)-4^-4.—
Thermoid
Company
(quar.)—
1
*
12-
«
12-16
56'Ac
$200
„
Water Works, 7%
Sulphur tquarj
Certificates
2
12-31
'
Texas-PJihlic. -Reruice -(Del.) (quar.).*.——
Texon Oil & Land Qo.———_—
Southern California Water—
12-21
12-2
Extra:
Reliance
6%
12-2
1-10
(quar.)
••"x,-Extra \ 'i—•——
Reed Roller Bit Co.: (quar.)
Reeves Brothers, Inc.
(quar.)
Regal Shoe Company...
...
:
12-16
25c
'
...
Corp,
preferred
5-3
7%-preferred
Reed-Prentice
Advance
4%%
$1.75
......l.
■
Southern
87%a
Ray-O-Vao Company
Reading Company—
4%
non-cum.
1st preferred
quar.)......
Real Silk Hosiery Mills, common
(quar.)___,
11-29
^i-ggc-
-
I(year-end)^.ii
(quar.).;
1
11-16*
Greyhound Lines-
11-29
Southern
Raybestos-Manhattan,. Inc.
Sub
11-30
31'AC
2
2-15
50c
^
Texas Pacific Land Trust—-
Extra
8
2-
quarterly
12-14
,
1-
3
12-20
12-31
(quar.)_
2nd pfd.
11-8
Common
12-14
•
6%
Power,
Corp.
Texas Pacific Coal
12-
11-12
750
4'VX'"'
(quar.)
Extra
12-10
-
30c
12-2
50c
(accum.)
12-20
2-15
10-31
12-
75C x;12-30
-
r
—.
(quar.)—
Gulf
12-14
12-26
X
12-16
50c
■—
common
Haute
2
11-
2
12-20
12-2
1
<
—4
'
,15c
X
12-
$1.25
Terre
2
11-
X 11-30
'*
12-16
•
————4—-X4——.
preference
7%
11- 1
12-14
2
11-2
1-1-47
—,
Teck Hughes Gold Mines (interim)-.
Telephone Bond & Share Co.—
11-23
11-15
13%c
-.
12-
250
(quar.)
Texas
12-
2
12-10
.
.
•
4——-——
4'/2 % preferred (quar.)
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., common
...XExtra'
2
12-15
9
1-15
1-1-47
,
.
-f--
44——U.»4»4-4444-.4.
—
Extra
11-16
25c
(quar.)___.
25c
12-
•>
.
AX—
5%%
.
12- 2
12-15
25c
A
25c
'■'•'iv;
»
2
11-
12-
1-31
X4'.v.;
(initial)
:
12-
12-10
2
*
t
11-21
12-
12-31
12-18
Oil
12-10
12-10
(quar.)__
(initial s-a>
±
preferred (quar.)
X South Snore "litilities Associates-*-*.
$1.50 convertible preferred (accum.)
-
Year-end
preferred
11-15
250 X
•
Class.
llSO
(quar.)
2
12-
;
11-12
__
5%
■
Pyrene-Manufacturing (year-end)
Quaker State Oil Refining, common (quar.)
-'
A
3
12-
;;.XXXC15C
————-—4—4-4.
Common
.
South Carolina Electric & Gas—
11-18
12-
preferred
convertible
$1.25
11-18
12:
12-
convertible
(quar.)
12-
12-14
$1'
iX'XV.,
Corporation
12-12
87 %c
■*
Company, common
Manufacturing Corp., com.
12-14
37 %c
—
12-20
—
Aircraft
Sonotone Corporation—
11-25
$1,25
......I
Solar
11-25
(quar.).....50c
$1.30
:
(The George)
12-16
.
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd. .(extra)
Purity Bakeries Corporation
25c
,
Purest
Putnam
preferred
(quar.)
i
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. (extra)
11-30-
,i
,
Talcott
40O
11-30
11-30
.1-11
—
v
-20o
.
12-12
750
\'l ; \ 50C
V-!
50c
—r,-u—
com.
30C
Extra
12-16
new
45c
.
(Alexander) & Sons, common (quar.)
25c
X '■ ■>
-
common
30c
(quar.)
12-31
$i' ; 12-16
;
Oil
Extra
:
11-30
12-16
,
,
'
,
Smith
12-31
-
■.:
,
1
_
$1.20 preferred
11-30
45c
11-30
Skilsaw, Inc. (increased quar.)—;
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron) com. (resumed)
12-14, ;;11-15
12-20
(increased)
—
Fuller,
•
.
12-14
1-10
12-12
'.
-4——_i—
—4---. w-n
—
&
Extra
Franklin:
2
75c
—
Ltd.—
Co.—(See
$15c
12 %c
x
-
(quar.)
11-18
12-15
250 X
$50c
$20C
&
1-
(quar.)—
(extra)
Stores
Oil
11- 2
(Franklin)
—
'Extra;'
11-30
(H.)
1-10
-
11-18
12- 9
.:x: $1
5%;. preferred
1-10
1
37 %c
Corp., 6%'. preferred (quar.)
"■'X.4 % 2nd preferred
(quar.)
.
too
t Swift & Company ■ (quar.).
.XXX'40c
4-,»i,.4
Swift International Co.
X XX
40O
(quar.)
1
Sylvanite' Gold Mines, Ltd., com. (quar,)
$30
*. Gommon
bearer
$30
(quar.)4————_—.
Syracuse Transit Corp. (quar.)
Xv-XX:-: 50c
-4-4
J
11-27
>
Dairies,
(quar.)
1
2-
.
„
$25c
(quar.)
Western
;
Swan-Finch
-
.
2
2-
$10c
x
11-21
2
12-
$15c
Company (quar.)
250
Sunray Oil. Corporation, common—u——„;Xr,' 150
;4%% preferred (initial)—4—«
$1.75
Sunshine Mining Co. (quar.)
lOo
Super-Cold Corporation (quar.)
100
4.4.
Sutnerland Paper. Co.. (quar,)-,
XXXXX' 40o
,
12-
12-
^
B
(quar.)
Brothers '; (year-end)
Baer
Sun
12-16
$3
12-10
Works, Inc.
—
$1
.
A
11-13
11-13
2
'
12-14
x.
class
—i-u—
Studebaker
12-12
—
Jersey—
quar.)...30c
(monthly)
50c
<6% ^preferred (monthly).
<
50c
8% preferred (quar.)
•
$2
1% preferred :
(quar.)_„»;——$1.75
.XX $5 Preferred. (ouar.)4-^—--x
,•;
fi 2? X X
Public Service Electric & Gas—»
,
1
'
w'$5X preferred: (guar.)
l :
j-'- •" $1.25" *
1% : preferred (quar.).
:L-_.TX-Xn
'i $1.75
Publlcker Industries, Inc.—
$4.75 preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
Pullman, Ino. (quar.)
7 50c
preferred
11-25
12-16
.
12-16
4 39c
12-16
30c
Sons, Ltd.,-common (quar.)
12- 2
$30c
5%
preferred (quar.)
12- 2
$$1.25
Simonds Saw & Steel <year-end)ii„^M-^Ji
12-14
$1.40
Simpson's, Ltd., class-:
$50c-•• >1-2
4%%
preferred (quar.)
12-16
$$i.l2y2
Singer Manufacturing Co. (quar.).
12-14
$1.50
Extra
12-14
$1.50
Sioux City Gas & Elec. (quar.)_^.^.^»A«.M
12- 2
*40o
$3.90 preferred
(quar.).___^_-,»^_^-«.i.««.
97y2c
12-2
Sixth & Broadway Building Co.—
Participating
certificates
!
7So
12* 2
Bkelly Oil - Go.—
12-17
$1
,11-15
12-
11-26
....i...
Simon
11-15
12-
11-30
_.
12-31
II-27
12-
a
11-15
12-11
12-16
1-2
11-15
12-
12-1
$1,12%-
'
Simon
'
11-1
22C
Extra-
12- 7
11-15
12-2
11-29
11-29
1-15
25c
.
11-15
12* 2
93%c
' 25c
(initial)--——-. '""X
6%
preferred (quar.) ——uX-i
X X 25C
A
Stone & Webster, Inc.
(year-end)
$1.25
Stowell Screw Co., Ltd., class A
$750
Stratford Pen■ enrpi...
lOo
Strawbridge & Clothier—
X
X 6% prior preferred A (quar.)
$1.50
$5 preferred (quar.)—
X&X $1.25
;
Struthers Wells Corporation, com.
250
(quar.)«
$1.25 preferred
31 %0
(quar.)—
Stuart (D. A.) Oil Co., Ltd.—
Class A participating preferred
$200
(quar.)
8
?20c
X. 2%
<5t Acid
•.———————
Extra
Stix
11- 8
$10c
...
4%%
{i
Phospnate
Stokely-Vali Camp,
2
11-
12-10
$1.25
r
12-
'»25c
Silverwood
12-2
12-14
12-16
12-16
25c
-
^
(J. P.) & Company
(initial quar.)
Stewart-Warner
Corp.
(s-a)
12-14
12-
li-15
Common
12-14
;
11-21
tall-21
12-
12-12
;X.
Stevens
i-
250
partic. pref. (quar.)..
Candy Snops
(quar.)..
Service Corp.
(initial).
12-14
.
12-14
1-
$31V4c
4%
1-15
$5c
.c
1-
"':X.,'25C-'
Signal Royalties Co., class A (quar.)..^
Silknit, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., 40c partic.
pfd
$1.50
12-14
1-
$3.50
$1.75
$190
.
preferred
Class
Stern
X
11-18
8c
Sterling Aluminum Products
Year-end
Sterling Drug, Inc.-.(quar.>*
5
12-16
12-12
•
75C
Ltd.,
Brothers
Extra^
11-15
v.-$l
*;(■
(quar.)
'XX: Year-end: ■
11-26
12-16
-(quar.)..
Breweries, Ltd.
(year-end)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (qttar.)^~^A-^:'
•
'11-18
17%C
$3
12-12
Hampshire (quar.)
New
11-20
I1
12-14
$1.02%
Sick's
11-21
12-
■
11-30
12-12
common
Brothers, Ltd.
(A.)
& Company
Stein
Sterchi
1-17*
11-30
XX XX 50c
(s-a)
Co
Stedman
11-30
11-30*
;;
1
11-30
12-14
60c
Quarterly
Stanley Brock,
B
2
12-14
X„—
Spring,
12-
40c
Line
"(quar.)
A
,11-1^ V
35c
(Ohio), common
preferred
Steel
X
.
$1%C
...
91'AC
con).
;
„1- 1
—.
(Increased
.
12-
70C
,
Common
2
12-
7%
preferred
(monthly)
58%o X
5% "preferred (quar.).-..-..—..y.'41 %0
Public Service Uo. of
Indiana, common
45c
3%%
preferied (quar.)
87 %c
6%
k'.
2-
75c
56 %C
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
6% "- preferred
(monthly)........
•
I
12-20
12-20
'
Proprietary Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Electric Light, 6%
pfd. (accum.)
of
■
12-
75o
_
Public Service Co.
(initial).
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp.......
Sheswin-Williams Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Snerwin-Wnuams Co. of Canada—,
ri
12-15
12-13
85c
1-
Manufacturing
Pipe
11-11
I2-IO;
$1.75
—«
—
'Stock dividend
Class
'
fund,s received from the sale
Stoker
11-30
25c
x;
Products,
Common
(quar.)
11-22
12-31
J75C
Public
Extra
11-26
12-15
'
45C
(year-end)
;
of
Standard
12-20
12-10
(quar.)—
--*1-
Portland
33A%
12-23
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shellmar
11-26
12-14
B
Sheller
11-15
■:X? X-
12-23
1-15
Inc. (quar.).....J.!
Corporation, class A (year-end)
Extra
11-15
1-15
12-30:
■
Extra
1st
Public Service Co. of
2
12- 2
$2.50
Pressed Steel- Car Co.—
-xXXX
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Preston East Dome Mines, Ltd....
:
11-18
$$1.50
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Utilities—
Prentice-Hall,
2
12-
£40c
Co.
convertible
11-15
11-12
of
11-13
;X
*
(s-a)
Standard Oil Co.
17%0
Servel, Incorporated, common
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Sharon Steel Corp...
"Shattuck (F. G.) Co.: (quar.)
11-15
1
11-22
2
750
Class
1*
12-
$3UC
preferred
12-16
12- 1
$1.50
Power Corp. of Canada, common
(Interim)..
6%
1st preferred
(quar.)
non-cum.
SerricK
11-
6
$$1.50
—
Seismograph
(R. B.),
11- 1*
—
Extra:
Semler
12-16
12-20
Class
^...x
25C
.Potash Company of America
(quar.).......
35c
Potomac Electric Power, 5%%
pfd. (quar.)
$1.37Va
"
11-20
11-27
12-20
4
12-
12-ia
12-16
&
11-20
12-20
37 %C
(Del.)—
i4i.-uii.ii
—
,
12-20
40C-
(quar.)
pil Co.. (New Jersey)
Xv:: ,1,:. ;Extra,
Paid out
tn-SJ.
2
12- 2
65C
Kansas
(Ky.)
lr
I-
40c
25C
Co.
—
12-
62 %c
;
Standard Wholesale
(Laura 1
2
25C
12-
Indiana
Standard
preferred (s-a)
preferred (s-a)
preference (s-a)
Trust, Ltd.,
2%
2
12-
$1.50
Co.. $5 1st preferred (accum.).
Canadian International Investment
12-31
10c
4
12-10
50c
' >
,
Gas
12-31
10c '
12-
1-
$250
$3.65 pfd.
(year-end)-..
s-a)
of
Co.-of
preferred
Standard
$$1.25
(quar.)
California
Oil
Oil
WJimil
Holder*.
Payable of Ree,
*
Share
Co., Ltd.—
Oil
Extra. i>
4
2
12-16
Extra
11-15
12-
1-
$»'X.U6
2nd
12-18
$25c
12-17
1st
7%
Secord
......
preferred
6%
Seattle
Ry.
..........
12-10
(quar.)
preferred
Second
$1.37%
—
$3.50
11-30
$1.25
of
Extra
11-27
12-15
12-23
u
Scytes Si Co., Ltd.i Xpmmon (qu&r.)..._.L.
'
0%' preferred
(quar.).......
Seaboard Oil Co
(Del.) ' (quar.)
Sears: Roebuck Co. (quar.)
,
Steel Co.—
4-.—
Preferred
X
12-20
Screw & Bolt
(stock 4ividend)ii^^wA
Quarterly
Poor & Company—
$1.50 class A preference fquar-i—"
Pratt
11-15
12* 6
2
Standard
1
Manufacturing,
Common
1-
12-18
75C
Lace
Oil
Standard
X;'(X 25c
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
6
Standard
12-10
50c
■
/
•
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher " (quar.)
Standard Dredging, $1.60 conv.
pfd.
btanaard Miiimg Co.
(initial)—
11-22
$1
liw.
common
preferred
Scranton
10-16
12-2
1-
12-10
Company
Standard Chemical
Standard
"..Liu
(quar.™
Paper Co.,
Scovill
2
12- 2
r
6%
1-
$1.12%
v^vrlOc
2
2
>
-
(quar.)„
Company
$3.40
11-13
12-12
Plymouth OU CO^
Powell
2
Scott
5
J35a
256
(quar.)..
.
■
12-
$1.25
Co.
11-15
2%
preferred
3%%
Co.__
12-
Extra
12-14
12- 6
'.,X:$1>
Pleasant Vaney Wine.li...........
6%
11-30
1
1-15
$1.50
11-15
12-
Lawrence
4.10%
•
12-
.....
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service,
(accum.)
'v'V: 25c
(quar.)
preferred *(quar.)__'
70c
RR.—
prior
Extra
1-
$1
11-14
-
dividend
Schiff
Ordinary
preferred (accum.)
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula
7% preferred (quar.)
Placer Development, Ltd,
(s-a)
'■
11-15
11-12*
11-12*
'
convertible
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
2
2
2
12-16
40C
Preferred
Pittsburgh Brewing, $3.50 pfd.
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical—
•
11-15
12-12T
500
".XfHr • 5%
Lake
&
2
12-
93 %c
11*15
12-
*
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
6%
preferred
(accum.)
San-Nap-pak Manuiacturing Co.—
12-
91'Ac,
Hosiery Co. (initial)..
pillsbury Mills, Inc., com. (increased quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
Plnchin Jtfnnson Co A Ltd.-—
•
X; registered
12-
20C
common
Phoenix
•
12-
25C
Suburban Water,
$3.65
preferred
(quar.)
Philco
Corporation,
common
33A % preferred A (quar.)
preferred
...—
Lawrence Corp., Ltd.—»
4% class A preferred (accum.)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
Philadelphia
common
St.
„
11-16
12-
j50c
v
Saguenay Power, Lta., 4'A% pro. (quar.DUif.
Croix Paper Co. (extra)
.mil;
St. Joseph Lead
Co
..J
Jf
St. Joseph Water, 6% preferred
(<(uar.)
RR.
(quar.)
12-
12yao
•
•
(quar.)..
St.
11-29
350
.
37y2C
Per
Name of
12*10
(quar.)
Royalty Corporation (resumed)
Safety Car Heating & Lighting..^:
Safeway Stores, common (quar.)..
11-27
300
(quar.)_
Norristown
&
12-20
Ltd. .(s-a)
Sabine
11-20
1-
:
$1.50
common
common
5
12-10
fife 40C
^
Philadelphia Germantown
12-
(Jacob),
Stock
12-6
12-
$1.25
preferred
12-15
50c
,
—.....
Ryan Aeronautical > Co.
(quar.)
Ryan Consolidated "Petroleum—«
50c
,
$$1.06 %
25c
Oil. Company,
4%%
2
12-
When
Holder*
Payable oj Reo. \
Share
(quar.)
U-i'';: Extra
■V>- 2oc
Co.,
^
12-13
25c
&
Dodge Corp,--^>.<i.-i.—
Philadelphia Company, $5 preferred
Co.,
11-20
12- 1
1-
Phelps1
$1
X
12-21
$1.50
Extra
Philadelphia
11-21';
..,,,,12-13
of Company
Paper Co., Ltd.,
Roos Brothers, Inc.
(quar.)
Roxy Theatre, $1.50 preferred
Royal Crown Bottling, 5% pfd.
Royalite
Ruppert
16%c
(final)
—:—
.
(Charles)
$6
12-21
$1.06%
Co.
Per
Name
Rolland
11-30 x.;
12-21'
25c
Co., 6% preferred
(irreg.) '
V
1
Common
Pfellfer
2
$1.12%
4%% preferred (quar.)
4'A%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)^
Pfizer
12-
15c
Milk
Holders
1Payable of Rec.'
Xx $i
Extra
Pet
"Wnen
«:
Share
Peoples Telephone, 4%% preferred
Per lex'
Corporation, 4 % % pfd. (quar.)
Perkins Machine & Gear, 7% pfd.
(quar.).'
Permutit
Company
(quar.).
m:
&
f
'
12i #
Hi
fHECOMMERCIAL&flMANCaLyGBROpei^
WTien
Per
Share
Per
Holders \
Name
Payable of Reo;
of'Company
■
When
s
Holders
What?"PdyuDie >/. Ree. •,
Tablet- & Stationery-*
!
'>■ ••;
prieieiiBa iqu«;,
Trustees (incr. s-a)—
Westlnghouse Air
iWestern
o V«
,,,
Western Real Estate
*■"
.$2.50
12- 2
25p
12-14
75c
12-14
11-15
1- 2
12- 0
Year-end.
t^eston fGebrge), Ltd,,' commoniquar.)—»
$20o
4*4 % jpreferred (quar.)
.— $$1.12 *4
$1.75
12-10
250
$2-10
65b
$4c
70c
12-2
1-2
50c
12* 2
500
1-2
20b
12-13
$1.25
$1.25
1-
2
Willson
Wiisii,
■'5 %•
12-16
10%
12-10
11- 4
$1.02
12-18
93 %'e
12-16
12-
22*40
12- 2
11-16
$39
1- 2
2
Inc,U
30o
—
Brothers,
& Co.,
(irreg.)
Inc., common
il-ia
11-30
t-
20c
6 $1,06 ft
12-
$500
' $$2.50
$1.12%
«...
Common
—1
(1897).. (quar.)..—.....—.
preferred (quar.)Newspaper Machinery Corp*, com.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Wobdall industries, Inc. (resumed)
12-
Wdodsi 3$artufac^
12- 7
Woodall Industries, Inc.— /
;'
5 %
convertible
preferred
31%c
(quar.)
Woodward Governor Co.
(quar.)
25c
Woodward & Lothrop, common (quar.)
-50c
Extrd"iyi--_^--«J——'
50c
__——
1- 2
12- 7
11-20
11-20
il-15
25c
12-18
12-13
22J4c
1-2
7%
^
$5
12-14
40c
12-20
500
1A
12-
3
Extra
v
wdbiworch
11-
Wooiworth (P. W.)
WOrthington Pump & Machinery—
Common
(quar.)
;.
4
11-30*
(P.
W.)
tdUftr.)—Co., Ltd., 6% pfd* (s-a)
Co.
t
12-14
$2-1
11-15
12-23
12-20
.i.'..
$0-14
T$2
62*40
12-1
1- 1
11-15
750
12- 9
12-14
11-18
$1
$2
1- 0
12-9
11-I8
11-18
Wright
8
Wrigley, (Wm.),
Common (monthly)
Common (monthly)
WTlrlitzer- (Rudolph) (qudft )■:-—'
Yarg Producing & Refining (liquidating)
iteiiow cab Co. (San Prahuisub;—
12-10
11-
30c
12-16
12-
2
43%c
12-16
12-
2
$1.55
$17*40
25c
12-12
11-27
12-16
12- 1
25c
12- 2
12-16
12- 2
75©
1-1
12-29
250
12- 1
11-15
11-15
37*40 '
50c
$1.12(4
12-20
12- 2
4*4% ypriof :preferred tUuaL)----_-,fc-^-y
Wbrumbo Manufacturing
50c
5% prior preferred (s-a)
——$2.50
12-16
12-*i
12-; 1
12- 2
i
12-
convertible
Common
(initial);
(quar.).
50c
y
Aeronautical
Wright-Hargreaves
preferred
prior
Corp.
(reduced)
$5
Jr.,
Common
(monthly)—".
*
25c
Company—
12-15
11-25
12-15
12-
5
12-
5
1-2-47
25c
1-
$1
2
12-6
11-26
$2.50
12- 2
y 11-20
$L37(4
12- 2
;
$2
2- 1
11-20
1-17
25c
12-9
11-25
•'
t
1-00
i2-v$
11-13
13c
12-27
1-1-47
$1
12- 2
$1.75
11-15
2
12-10
12- 1
$2
12-14
11-30
$10C
12-30
11-29
20c
12-1
11-15
170
12-16
30c.
12-2
11-21
11-23
1'
12-20
62y2C
1- 2
12-
2
12-$7
37'4c
2-1-47 1-15-47
37V2c* 5-1-47 4-15-47
3714c
8-1-47
7-15-47
12-15
12-5
13 Y4C
13*40
*
30CI
$2.50
12-15
12- 5
12-
2
11-19
12-20
12-10
$1.75
1-20
$1
t$l
12-13
11-30
1-2
12-14
t30c
12-16
50C
12-17
50c.
12-16
$1
37*40
750
20c
12-16
.1-
4
12-2
12-
2
$1
12- 2
$1.13
12-2
75c
50c y,
3iy4c
4-19
7-21
12-16
12* 3
12- 2
" 12-
2
11-30
11-23
$1-23
12- 2
-
x
Less 30^ Jamaica Income, iax.
12- 0
,
•Transfer books not closed for. tjbls. dividend
tPayable lh U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tat.
1-4
l-
4
2-
i
tPayable lh Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
Non¬
ta$: 15%; -resident; tax, 7%. a Less Brltlab income tax.
resident
11-15
12- 2
12-
'
$1.25
y
-
12- 3
$1
$3iy4c
..
.
1-21
11-14
12-
50c
12-20
*
preferred (quar.)__
37(&c
1-31
6%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
37»4c 4-30-47
6%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
37(40
7-31
Yolande Corporation (initial)
20c
1- 2
YorkvCorporation ..—15c
1-15
York Corrugating C6..«——..., 30c ; 12-10
Extra
——
i
40o
12-10
Young-Dpyidson Mines, Ltd. (interim)
$26
12-20
Youngstown Sheet & Tube, common (quar.).
75o
12- 6
Extra
50c
$2- 6J^eigler Coal & Coke (year-end)
20c
12-10
dioii h cooperativej Mbrcailttie Tnatitutibh-; :
Quarterly
75c ' 12-15
'
11-20
12-20
2-1-47
convertible
;
'$$*20
'<2®<s
'
30c
11-15
^
12-2
25c
—30c
common
Cab
11-15
12- 2
^1- 2
—
6%
11-10'
$1-13
1
Mines(reduced),$4d
.
New
•
—
75c
12-2
12- 2
Yellow
$1.50
it- 9
$1-30
12^ 7
''
12-20
11-15
25e
5
12-24
12-24
1-10
12-16
4*4%
,
12-
12-16
12- 2
,
$1
12-16
3%
$$•50
100%
12-18
12-27
12-27
1-10
*
"
11-19
12-27
4uc
10O_.
Extra
11-10
12- 5
$25c
t50c
—- —
12-26
$2-10
11-30
12- 1
$1.75
(quar.)—
Wool Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
-
11-20
11-20
♦
,
preferred
'
11-15
.
(qtiar.)*^E—
.
50c
1-15
1
12-1,
SIftc
12- 1
15c
1- 2.
iSOdr"12-31
11-25
12- 2
11-15
10c
1-2
,12-2
11-25
1-31
90c
,
12-31
,
11-15
12- 2
' ;-*y"
$1.50
.
11-18
12- 1
25c
preferred
Wood
11-25 '
12-31
'
—:
12-10
5
12-16
WiSconsih Electric Power Co.-—
$2-10
$1.25
\
11-18
1- 1
75c
50b
$1.75
12-
11-20
11-20
25c
1.06 y*
2
12- 1
12- 1
....
3.60%
12- 7
11-19
! 12-10
12- 1
12-16
12-16
12-24
12- 2
12- 2
30c
_
Winnipeg Electric Co., common (initial)--.
5%
non-cum. preferred
(s-a).
Wisconsin Co.; 4*4% preferred (quar.)——
6%
11-27
12- 2
62(4c
common
68b
.
12- 0
12-14
$2ftc
'(s-a)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Wilson-Jones Company (year-end)—
12- 2
$1
y
^
.
$1
25c
$1.50
(auarJ_----_-----.--y-.--------
preferred
Wilson
11-27
Products,
Ltd.
•Wilson
4-1-47 3-17-47
7-1-47 6-16-47
$1.25
•
,
,
y
Manufacturing..".....
*
Williamsport Water, $6 preferred <quar.).„
1-2
53c
.
Lace
Wilkes-Barre
2
53b
,
1
1-2
58Y3C
12-10
;
,
(Stock dividend)-^-One additional share bi
aa par Common stock hrt'fedcu biitstbhding share of $5 par common stock
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co
*...
12-16
12-
11-25
.
12-27
58'/3C
11-25
12-9'
.
■; Extra.
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Cd.^
12-10
250
12- 9
40c.
•
-
1-15
40c
..
.
1- 2:
200
*
—
12-" 2
Chlorine " Products^i.-——35o y :■ 12- 2 ^ 11- 0
f■
Weyerhaeuser Timber
■ ■
25c \ 12- 6. >■■ 11-23
Whltaker Paper Co. (quar.)
....
$1.50
12-27
12-10
12-10
50c
(quar,)
Extra
11-15.,
Westvaco
12-31
75c
Instrument
Electric
Weston
12-14
11-20
1-10
General
Corporation and
Investment News
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BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
X
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ipal Utility District, namely: Ala¬
Special
fc^vfcond tOtfering^:® ^nsbri]
President
of the
at public
the
six
cities within
In
of' the
A
payable
County, is required.
ARKANSAS
C
Arkansas (State af) L
Defeat County Tax for
....
Voters
.
Roads
—
At
the
recent
general
Munic¬
men¬
imminence
* of
special analytical .re¬
port just released by Heller, Bruce
& Co., of San Francisco and New
York, is particularly timely and 4s
entitled "The East Bay
Municipal
and Its
.
It
was
Special
.prepared
by Stillman Drake, analyst of Hel¬
ler, 'Bruce & Co. Especially inter¬
esting is a /detailed schedule of
the. overlapping;debts of the 'dis¬
tricts -after giving effect to the
contemplated new issue c of -the
Special District, and the recently
-authorized $12,000,000 bond issue
of the East Bay Municipal
Utility
District for the financing of-'the;
election ..the ; voters
rejected a! Second
Mokelumne
Aqueduct
measure which would '
have per-]
Project. This issue, it is also un¬
mitted counties to
levy a 10-mill
derstood, 'may roach the market!
4ax,jfor road purposes..
1
in the near future.
West 'Memphis, , Ark.
,
zFresno, Calif.
^»iwr^RalI^'7'crininil 'Project
,
(Shows Progress—A
$650,000 riverjrail terminal project, which this
iJ-ity plans to tipance
"bonds, moved
Bonds Voted —The
r^yehue
step nearer when
Memphis City Council
Japproved 'Nov. *8 the appointment
Arthur
a
E.
Heagier, of
Little
Rock, as engineer for the project
and accepted a Federal .Work Ad¬
ministration advance of $17,000
tor preparing ^lans^and
specifi*
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Rations,Jy •* :&. ^ ■;*
John
1
W.
the West
Lynch,
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Secretary of
Memphis
Chamber
of
Commerce,
announced
that
Heagier woiild begin work imme¬
diately on engineering data to be
presented at
a
hearing before the
bonds offered for -sale ori Nov. 25
;-H.3SL'Engineers, prdbably in Feb-
164,. p. 2596—were awarded to
the Pajaro Valley Savings
Bank,
f; A. potential tonnage survey by
of WatsonvHle," as 2s, " at a price
the ;local comrrierce: chamber has
of par. Dated Dec. 15, 4946. De¬
indicated tthat nTarge volume^bf
freight traffic would pass through nomination "$1,000. Interest pay¬
able J-D.
These bonds are due
the proposed .river-rail
terminal,
giving Arkansas points benefit of $5;000 tfrom Dec.15, 4947 ito 1966,
inclusive. ; The netft ^highest bid¬
% wdter freight rates.
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V-s der was 'Blyth & Co., ''for $55,000
2s;fand $45^000 a^Si at>a price-Of
CALIFORNIA
—*v,.
election
25,000 street improvement bonds.
Due $2,500 from July 1, 1947
to 1956.
Danbury, Conn.
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Contra '• Costa
'
School
O.
bonds
of¬
>Dania, 'Fla..
_
Water
Certificates
mentary Sch. -Dist. (P. 0«
Modesta); Calif.
Bond
Offering—W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until Tl a .to. on-Dec; 16 for.
the purchase Of $80,000 not to ex¬
ceed
5%
interest
school
Bond Offering
C: C. EaStin,
County Clerlf, will receive sealed
.
—
bids until .2 p.m.
the purchase of
on
Dec,
$125,000
10 for
not
to
exceed 5.% ^interest school bonds.
bonds.!
-Offered
—•
p.m.
of
Dec.
on
9
for
$200,000 water
cates.
the
,
1,
1966; and .upon terms of par mid
accrued interest" without Ipremium
if
called
for
redemption
there¬
after;- and isaid certificates
bered
39
num¬
.
Analytical Report Compiled
.
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At'the general election on Nov. 5
the voters of Special. District rNo.t
1
of the
above > district
approved
the proposal calling for the issu-'
ance of $23,500,000
sewage
dispo-;
sal bonds—v. 164, p. 2595.
This
major .issue 4s expected :to be of-]
fered for sale in the
constituting the
of
this
created
new
in
amendment
;
near
initial financing
district which
1944
of
,
under
the
.Utility District Act.
disposal project
which
a?
was
1941
Municipal
The purpose
of-the issue is to finance
District,
future,,
a
sewage
in
the Special
comprises
six
cities within the East
Bay Munic¬
$10,000
thereof
if-called
for
re¬
serve
on
bonds and
Dec. 10.
Whitefield County (P. O. Dalton),
man
£66k County Sch. OtsK
No. 161
(P. O. Flossmoor), til.
Bond Offering—Ruth J. Spucte,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. on Dec.: 9, for the
purchase of $255,000 coupon
building bonds.
Dated
June X,
1946.
' Denomination
$1,000.
In¬
.
be
so
These bonds
terest rate to be bid.
are
due June 1, as follows: $10,000
in 1955, to 1957, $15,000 in 1958,
$20,000 in 1959, $25,000 in 1960 to
1963, and $30,000 in 1964 to 1966.
Principal and interest payable at
the bank
or
trust company mutu¬
ally agreed
upon
District.
and
the
the
bonds
is Ito
by the purchaser
The legality of
be approved by
& Cutler, of : Chicago,
approving opinion will
be furnished the purchaser with¬
out charge. A certified check for
Chapman
their
and
$5,100, payable to the v District
Treasurer, must .accompany the
bid.
\
New Athens
Township (P. O.
New Athens), III.
Bond Legality Approved—The
gality by Charles & Trauernicht,
Dated "June 1, 1946.
of St. Louis.
!
an
voters are
of
$110*1000 school improve¬
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of
issuance
Rushville, III.
Voted—At
the
voters
to
issue $60,000 sewer system con¬
struction bonds will be submitted
the Nov.
5
approved the
to the voters at an election sched¬
uled for Jan. 28, it is
reported.
of1 $400,000
INDIANA
Marion School District, Ind.
ILLINOIS
Bloomington School District, lit.
Bond 'Sale-*-The Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago, and C. E.
Bohlander & Co., of Bloomington,
in joint account, were
awarded
on
Nov. 26 an issue of $750,000
2% improvement and construc¬
tion bonds at a.price of 105.839, a
of
The
Election —A proposal
Memorial
Hospital bonds, it is reported.
basis
—
$69,000 water revenue borids.
Bond
yCoeur'.d'Alene, Idaho
Bonds
Passed
Village Board recently passed on
ordinance calling for the issuance
IDAHO
i
Oblong, III.
Ordinance
Bond
election
said to have approved the issu¬
ance
election
about .'1.354%.
Dated,
Jan. 15, 1946. Due Jan.
15, as follovjs:
$15,000
in '1947; $20,000,
check ;for 2% of the ;amouiit/XOf
of transcript of
1948; $25,000,1949; $30,000 in 1950
proceedings, will the
certificates.
be furnished the successful bid¬
and 1951; $35,000, 1952 to 1955 in¬
der without charge.
Escambia County (P.O.Pensaclusive; $40,000, 1956 to 1959 in¬
.tb ^
clusive; $45,000, 1960 to 1963 in¬
cola), fla.
"Vtf- .04
COLORADO
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Bonds Voted—It is stated by clusive; and $50,000 from 1964 to.
A. S. Edwards, Superintendent of 1966 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Moffatt County, Craig Sch. Dist. !
the Board of Public Instruction, terest (J-J) payable at the Peo¬
; { ("P. O.
Craig), Colo. -tr-V
i
that the proposal to issue $2,250,- ples Bank, Bloomington. Legality
Bonds Sold—An issue of
$350,-,
000 school bonds was approved by approved by Chapman & Cutler
000 construction bonds was
pur-:
the voters at the election held on of Chicago.
Second high bid of:
chased recently by
Peters, Writer
104.60 was entered by an account
Nov. 19.
& Christensen, of
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Denver, as 114 s,
composed of the First National
l%s, and l%s. ; Dated June 15,
Havana, Fla. ^
Bank
of
Chicago
and Halsey,
1946. Denom. $1,000. These bonds
certified
so
office.
The printed bonds
approving opinion of Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago, will be
^Georgia
Bonds Voted —- At
held on Nov. 13 the
and accrued interest without pre¬
mium if called dor jedemption
a
bond must be
Principal and inter¬
payable at the District Treas¬
ment bonds.
may
each
and water $30,000 3% memorial hall bonds
works bonds 4s Said do be sched-^ authorized at the election held on
uled for a -vote at an /election Oh; Feb. 26, were approved as to le¬
demption on or prior to April 1,
1961;H.% l.of the principal -amount
thereof if called for redemption
thereafter and on or prior to April
1, 1966; and upon terms -of par
200,
is practicable and
sewer
to
150, inclusive, shall
bevoptional for redemption on atiy
interest payment date on or after
Oct. 1, 1956, upon terms of par
as
will
soon
as
for said^bonds in Federal Re¬
Funds payable in Chicago
the date of delivery. of said
pay
Buchanan, Ga.
1
Bond Election
A proposaLito
issue
12,
Chicago
the purchaser must be prepared to
ithe^rincipal!amouiit the^
of if called for redemption there¬
after and on or 'prior to Ott. l,
Said bonds
at
furnished.
—
-as
McCutchen, Thomas, Matthews,
East Bay Municipal
Utility Dis- ' Griffiths & Greene of San Fran¬ Chicago, and all bids
conditioned.
Enclose
!• drict(P.O. -Oakland)j Calif
J cisco, "together With certified copy,
:
No. 10 (P. O. Tampa)i Fla.
Election
A proposal to
issue $149,000 construction bonds
1, 1946.
>follows: $3,000 will be submitted to the voters at
1949, • $4,000 4n l950 an election scheduled for .pec. 10,
tb 1952, $5,000 in 1953 to 1959, according to report.
$6,000 in 1960 and 1961, $7>000 in
Palm Beach County (P. 'O. Palm
1962 to 1964, $8,000 in 1965 to
.!.
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.Beach), Fla. V-„ "
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1967, "$10,000 in 1968 to 1971, «nd
Bond Legality Upheld—We are
$50,000 in 1972. Certificates num¬
informed that an order grantingbered 39 to 200, inclusive, shall be
the validity of $40,000 water im¬
optional for redemption by
saidj provement bonds was issued ort
City prior to maturity in4he in-;
Nov. 8 by Circuit Ju<|ge C, E.:
verse order of their
Oct.
•
f,
after Dec.
Dated Oct.
Due
District.
delivered
and
in 1948 ;and
inclusive, shall bear *$ucfc$h-and interest /( J-P) ^payable, at the
terest at the rate of -3% per an¬
County Treasurer's office. A cer¬
rTreasurer,
is' required!
Legal
num.
Both principal and 'interest
opinion of Qrrick, Dahlquist, Neff; tified .check for :2% of the bonds
will "be payable /at the Guaranty
Brown & Rerrington of San Fran-' bid for, .payable do order of,! the
Trust Co., New York vcity.
The
Chairman of Board of iSupervi-!
Cisco will be Turnished the
sue-;
City will furnish the approving
sors, is required.,
eessful /bidder without: cost.
Legal opinion!
;
opinion fpf Chapman & Cutler, of
of
'
rpayable^%urder pf ^the^Cohnty:
be
urer's
Bond
certifi¬
the
to
est
Hillsborough ?County Sch. Dist.
purchase
revenue
12, for the purchase
$10*000*000 Series 8, construc¬
tion coupon bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
1946. Denom. $1*000. These bonds
are
due Jan. 1,
1966.
Optional
$9,435,000 at par and accrued in¬
terest on Jan. 1, as follows: $550,000 in 1949 to 1965, or on any in¬
terest
payment date thereafter.
Bidders shall specify the rate of
interest (only one rate), in multi¬
ples of Ys of 1%.
Furnish a cer¬
tified check for $200,000, payable
conditioned.
pany "the "bid.
Marie C. •Castellaw, ■ City .Clerki
will>receiye^^ sealed bids ^uritil//8
Dated Jan. 1, 1947. Denom.
$1,000..
thereafter. Certificates numbered
Dated Jan. 1, 1947. Denom. $1,000."
Due <$5,000 bn Jan. l from 1948
to;
1 to 14, inclusive, shall bear inter-'
1963 incl.
Principal and interest Due Jan. 1, as follows: $7,000 from est
from/date thereof until paid
1948 to 1957 inclusive; $6,000,4958
(J-J); 'payable^ at the County!
at the rate of 2%% per annum,
to 1962 inclusive; and $5,000 from
Treasurer's
office.
A
certified
and certificates numbered 15 to
! 1963 to 1967 inclusive; ;
check for 5% of the bonds bid
Principal
for,1
value of the Bonds 'bid for* pay4
able' to. the Town, must accom¬
,
amount
Martinez); Calif.
r
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000 and $500.
Registerable as to
principal only. Principal and in¬
Nov. 27—v. 164, p. 2739— terest (J-J) payable at Central
were awarded 4o the First Boston
Hanover Bank & Trust Co., New
Corp., - as lV40Sj at a price of York City,
These bonds have
100.279,' a 'basis bf about 1.37%; been validated by the Circuit
Dated -Dec. 1, 1946 and due $5,- Court of Gadsden County, Fla,,1
000 .on Dec. 1 'frohi 1947 - to 1966 and
their legality
will be ap¬
inclusive.
Second
high • bid
of proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
100.14 for -1.40s was made
by Trimble !& Mitchell, of "New York
Charles W. Scranton & Go.
City, whose approving opinion
will be furnished the purchaser. A
FLORIDA
certified check for 2 % of the pat
improvement
and 'accrued-interest plus a .pre*
mium of 2%
of the principal
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July 1, 1946. Denoms. $1,-
Bond Sale—The $100,000 water
system
Stanislaus County, Hughson Ele¬
County,Oak Grove■'
District
Dated
Dec.
on
of
^^te!956. v'
CONNECTICUT
100.186.
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a.m.
$10,000 water works system bonds.
Due v$l,000 from July 1,1947
City Clerk
states that the $250,000 fire sta¬
maturity • (less'
Ghillingworth.
tion construction bonds
j
wereap-j than all of a single maturity !to .be!
proved by the voters at the gen-f selected by lot) in ;the
following Polk County Special Tax Sch. Dist\
erabelection on Nov. 5.
manner
and upon the following
No. 57
O. Bartow), Fla. ; \
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
Los Angeles County, Hudson-Ble- terms^Certificates ■ numbered 151;
to-200, Inclusive, shall be optional bonds offered for sale on Nov. 20,1
mentary Sch. Dist. (P. O.
g
for -redemption on any interest were/awarded to the State Board
Los Angeles), Calif.
payment 4date or or after Oct; 1, of Education as 2^8/at a price .of
Bonds "Voted—An issue of $200,1951, upon terms of par and ac¬ par. Dated Oct. 1, 1946. Denom-!
000 construction bonds was ap¬ crued interest
plus a premium of $1,000.
These bonds are due on:
proved at the election held on 3 % of "the principal amouftt there¬ Oct.
1, as follows: $6,000 in 1949
Oct. .24.
of if
called for redemption
to 1958, and $5,000 in 1959 to 1966.!
on
or prior-to April
1, 1956; 2% of At 'the 'previous offering held on'Santa -Cruz County,
Salispuedes
thd'Aprincipal-amount5thereof if Nov. 14, all ; bids received were;
Union Element arySch.Dist.
called for redemption thereafter rejected.
(P. O. Santa Cruz),Calif.
andjon ioriprior
April ;?L tL961;
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
GEORGIA
L% of
the West
of
the
County
bonds
fered
a
[Trust Co., New York City. The Utility District
County will furnish the approving District No. 1,"
certified check for $2,000,
to
the
'
.view
District,
&
These
the held bn July 26.
this Jirst finanding 'by the Special
-
Reed* Boyt
[Washburn,, of New York City.
and
ipal "Utility District above
tioned.
or
of
1
directors, but the bonds
Special District will be the
obligation of and supported by
County Treasurer's
office,
the
First National Bank of
Birming-i
ham, or at the Chemical Bank &
Jegal Opinion
No.
of the
one-tenth of ,1 %. v
Principal and
interest
-(J-J)
payable
at
the
the
; the
at
>
board of
auction until 10 a.m.
on Dec. 12,
~the $100,000
refunding court house
-and
jail construction
bonds, to
; bear
not
exceeding 4% interest.
Dated Jan.
1, 1947. Denom. $1,000.'
These bonds are due
$10,000 from
Jan. 1, 1948 .to
1957.
Rate of in-!
terest to be in
multiples of
y4
District
parent 'Municipal Utility District
are
administered
by the same
County-Commis¬
sion, will, offer, .for sale
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(J-iD) > payable
County (P. -0. Birming- meda, Albany, Berkeley, Emery-: Treasurers' Office.
ville, % Oakland
and
V_ Mam); Ala.
Piedmont! were authorized at
>
Sale—The
Bond
,
$300,000 build
ing bonds offered Nov. 26—v. 164,
2740—were awarded to Raffensperger, Hughes & Co. of In¬
p.
dianapolis, as PAs, at*a price of
100.877, a basis of about 1.124%.
Dated Nov. 15, 1946 and due semi¬
annually from July 1,4948 to Jan.
1, 1960 inclusive. Second high bid
100.853 for 144s -was made by
of
Mullaney* Ross # -Go., and Ken¬
neth S.
Johnson, in joint account.;
.
,
,
„
.
,
,
are
due $7,000 in
1947, $8,000 in
1948,
$10,000 in 1949 to 1953,
$15,000 in 1954 to 1956, and $20,000
in 1957 to 1968.
years.
Principal
Callable after 10
,.a n
d
interest.
Bond Offering—H. W. Womack,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until.7-pun. on Dec. 11, for
the purchase of the following 3%
coupon -
$35,000:
bonds
-
/amounting
,
,
to
Bond
Offering—Delia
for the
purchase of $10,000 not to
2%
interest
building
bonds. Dated Nov. {15, 1946.
De¬
nomination
$500.
Due $500 on
July 1 1948; $500 Jan. 1 and July
exceed
1 from 1949 to 1957 inclusive, and
Bond Offering—Jas. J.
will
of
the
receive
$500
Jan.
1,
bonds
1958.
.Interest
J-J.
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Chicago Sanitary District, III.
Clerk
Turner,
Trustee, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. >(CST) on Dec. 16
The
Stuart & Co.
Township
(P. 0. Markland), Ind.
,
t
Towns/lip School
York
Board
sealed
of
orem
Sullivan,
Trustees,
bids until
11
the
school
property.
$500.
are
unlimited
taxes to be levied
township's
A
navable
certified
to
ad
on
taxable
check
order
va!>~
all of
of
for
the
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School Township, is required, Le¬ ^
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Hamilton County
^JJtonds1. Voted
;
} Paris, Ky.
;.Y,
Bonds Voted—An issue of $70,Bonds Voted—A; proposal fo is¬ 000 sewerage extension bonds was
sue $383,000 construction bonds is
approved by the: voters at. the
reported to have carried at the ■election, on :Nov.. ,5.v
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kins & Co., o£ Boston, R, S. Dick¬
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cpunty hospital bonds, carried at
the election held
^Monday^Decemfcer 2
of interest to be expressed in mul-*
Co., of Charlotte, McDonald tiples of y4 of 1%. Principal and
Co.,i of Cleveland, Milwaukee interest (M-N)' payable at thd
Co., - of Milwaukee; and Chace, Chemical State Savings Bank* ;
Whiteside & Warren, of Boston, as Midland. Biids must be condition¬
election on Nov. 5. ;r:
IV2S, at a price of 100.039, a net ed upon the unqualified /legal y
LOUISIANA
interest cost of about 1.495%:
opinion of the purchaser's attorn
Waterville, Kan.
'..IJ.v-i' .Lecompte,
Bonds« Voted
It is reported
$1,500,000 loan Act of 1946, park- ney. Cost of opinion and printing
ing facilities bonds. Due $75,- of the bonds to be paid for by the X;
that $25,000 Iwater. system bonds 1 Bond Election — An - issue of
sewerage disposal plant
000 frop^Dec^l, 194T to 1966^ district. A certified check for 2 % §
were approved l>y' a very heavy $90,000
bonds will be submitted to the
of the bonds bid for, payable to
inclusive. 1
'
majority at the general election
voters at the'election to be held
order of the District Treasurer, is >
on Nov* 5Y
5Q0.000 permanent -housing" for
VVl
on Jan. 7.
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Veterans of
.
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World : War VII required. /
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" Wichita, Kan.
;;':T
bonds. Dueon Dec. 1, as fol¬
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Louisiana (State of)
Petoskey, Mich. ':/:/ '/"•
Bond Offering—M. P. Jones, Di¬
The ; $175,000
—
)Yakeeney fSch. Dist. (P. 0. J.Y,
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Wakeeney), Kan.
-
;
(P. 0. Webster
"»•GitJ), Iowa
8;,
f-.l
gal. opinion of Ross, McCord, Ice
&1 Miller of Indianapolis will be
furnished the successful bidder
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Humboldt
County (P. O.
City), Iowa
(
Dakota
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lows: $35,000 in 1947 to 1956^
Report on Bond Approval—We
$100,- rector of Finance, will receive
and $30,000 in 1957 to
1961,
©00 county hospital bonds, to bear sealed bids until 9:30 a.m. on Dec. are informed by A. L. Junod, As¬
inclusive.
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sistant State Treasurer, that the
':;..;;v8/
not exceeding 6% interest, was
3, for the purchase of the follow¬
500,000 funding loan bonds. Due
approved at the election held on ing internal improvement bonds, official tabulation shows that the
$100,000 on Dec. 1, in 1947 to
Nov- 5.
These bonds are" due in to bear not exceeding 5% inter- vote on the $25,000,000 highway
bonds submitted on .Nov. 5 was
1951, inclusive.. 5 ;
t
*
'20 years.
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estf^s;;^^
155,000 subway, Act of
1933
72,062 to 33,290, and on the $10,Johnston Consolidated Sch. Dist., $334,470.54 series No. 515, curb",
bonds.; Due on Dec. 1+1976.
000.000 hospital bonds the : favor^
Iowa
n
gutter,
paving- 'and
sewer able result was 62,670 to 31,432
Denomination
$1,000. ' T h e s e
Bond, Election — An issue of : / i bonds. Due Dec. 1, as follows: against." He did not state when bonds are dated Dec.
1, 1946. The
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$34,470.54 in 1947, $34,000 in any of these bonds will be offered next
$52,000 construction bonds will be
highest bidder was Halsey,
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1948 to 1950,^add $33,000 in
submitted to the voters at the
Stuart & Co., Blair & Co., Inc.,
election to be held on Dec. 2.
1951 to 1956.
Union Securities Corp., New York,
New Roads, La.
116,881.65 series No. 514, park
Shields & Co., B. J. Van Ingen
Union County (P. O. Creston),
bonds.
Due Dec. 1, as folBond Sale—An issue of $250,000
& Co., Otis &
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Iowa
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Co., Geo. B. Gib¬
lows: $11,881.65 in 1947^ $12> 3%% natural gas public utility
t ^ Bonds. Voted—The issuance of
bons & Co.rInc., J. R. Williston &
;,'-000 in 1948 tO-1953; and $Hjf revenue-; bonds was awarded on
Co., and' William R. Compton &
$300,000 court house construction
000 in 1954 to 1956. " ~
Oct. 20 to T. J. Feibleman & Co.
bonds is said to have been ratified
Co., Inc., jointly, at a price of 101.Dated Dec. 1,^1946.'
Denomi¬ of New Orleans, at a price of par. 107, a net Interest cost of 1.531%.
by the voters at the election on
nation $1,000, one each for $881.65 Dated Nov. 1,1946. Denomination
Nov, 5.
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Bonds Offered for Investment—
8^
-J*8.-'• -8Y//and $1,470.54.
Prin. and interest $1,000. Interest M-N. Due Nov. 1, The successful bidders reoffered
Urbana Consolidated Independent
(J-D), payable at the fiscal agen¬ as follows; $5,000 in 1949 to 1951, the above bonds for
public sub¬
School District, Iowa
cy, Topeka. These bonds are gen¬ $10,000 in 1952 to 1954, $15,000 in
scription at prices ranging from
Bonds Voted—An issue of $70,eral obligations of the City and 1955 to 1961, and $20,000 in 1962
0.70% to a dollar price of 95^,
^000 building bonds was favorably1
are
payable from unlimited * ad to 1966. Callable in inverse order,
according to maturity. ...
voted
at
the
election held
on
valorem /taxes.-- The - approving on principal maturity/dates, on
\ Essex County (P. O.
opinion of Stinson, Thomas, Mc- Nov. 1,1951, to and including Nov.
Evers & Fizzell, of Kansas City, 1, 1955, at 103.50, and accrued in¬ Y'8-- ' "■ :-v" Salem), Mass. J"' v",
will be furnished to the purchaser, terest, and on Nov. 1; 1956, and
Bonds and Notes Sold — The
Coffeyville School District (P. O. which will be paid for by the City, thereafter at par and accrued in¬ $125,000 tuberculosis hospital
/: Coffeyville), Kan, //',///: together with the transcripts of terest.
bonds offered Nov. 26^-y.'164, p.
Principal and interest pay¬
Bonds Voted—The issuance of
proceedings and - sighed delivery able at the office of the Trustee, 2740—were awarded to Shieds &
$250,000 construction bonds is said papers. Rate of interest to be in the Whitney
National Bank, New Co. of New York, as Is, at a price
to', have been approved by the
multiples of Vs of 1%. A certified Orleans. These bonds, authorized of 101.171, a basis of about $0,768%.
Voters at the election, on Nov. 5.
check for 2% of the total bid, pay¬ at a recent election, in~opinion of" Dated Nov^ 15, 1946 and due on
Kr<
able to the Cityr is required. -\r ^ „ counsel, will be valid and
legally Nov. 15 from 1947 to 1956 inclu¬
fDoniphan County' (P. O. Troy),
Bond Issuance Bending—^It is binding special obligations of the sive. Second high bid of 100.267
rj Bond
Voted — The issuance of how stated by C. C. EUus, City Town, secured by mortgage on the for Is was made by Coffin & Burr.
The $40,000 tuberculosis hospi¬
$360,000 road improvement bonds Clerk, in connection v with the natural gas transmission and dis¬
was
authorized at
the
general $1,240,800 water works extension, tributing sys,tern which is to be tal maintenance notes offered Nov.
and the $1,80,000 sewage disposal constructed fyith proceeds of this 26 were awarded to the Cape Ann
selection .on Nov. ,5..
works bonds that were ratified issue and
will; be payable from National Bank of Gloucester, at
Garden City,. Kan.
by the voters on Nov. 5—v. 164, revenues to be derived from the 0.49 % discount. < Dated Dec. ; 2,
■;/: Bonds Voted—The City Clerk
p; 2597—that the ; city contem¬ operation
of said system; after 1946 and, due April 1, 1947, The
grates that $160,000 water system
plates issuing the water bonds as there have first been paid from Beverly National Bank of Beverly,
improvement bonds carried at the follows: $640,000 in 1947, / and said revenues, the reasonable ex¬ was second high bidder, naming
election on Nov. 5.
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$600,800 in 1948.
The $180,000 penses of administering, operating a rate of 0.496%.:
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sewage bonds will be issued in and maintaining said system. Le¬
Garnett, -Kan,
;
Bonds Voted—An issue of
"Bonds Voted—An issue of $400.,*
lighting system bonds carried
000
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at the election held on Nov, 5.
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No, 24 (P. O. Sleepy Eye),
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Offering
Bond
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Clerk of the Board of Education*
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Sale—The
Soden-Zahner
1947.
gality; approved,, by* Chapman &
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Wyandotte County (P. O. Kansas Cutler, of Chicago.
>#■$.
I City); Kant h
: 'w:
White Castle, La.
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Bond Sale—Th<e $345,700 bridge
Bond Election—The issuance of
bond§ offered fph ^sale recently,
the following bonds aggregating
were
awarded to the. First Na¬
$80,000, will be submitted to a
tional Bank of Chicago, and Bar¬
vote at an election scheduled for
ret, Fitch & Co., of Kansas City,
Dec. 3: $49,000 street improve¬
jointly, as Is, at a "price of 100.04,
ment, $16,000 concrete sidewalk,
a basis
of about 0.992 %.
Dated
and
$15,000
drainage
system
Dec. 2, 1946.
Denom. $1,000, one
bonds.
for $700.
These bonds are due
Dec. 1, as follows: $30,700 in 1947,
MARYLAND
and $35,000 in 1948 to 1956. Prin¬
Montgomery County (P. O.
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
Rockville), Md.i
at
the
State Treasurer's
office.
: V Bond; Sale —The
$731,000 re¬
The next highest bidder was Har¬
funding of 1946 bonds offered for
ris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
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Kansas
City,
Nov.
on
16
Mo.,
an
pur¬
issue
of
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1V\ %
$1DQ,000
workshbohds at
coupon
a
.water
price of TOO.17
and then re-offered the securities
at
prices to yield from 0.65% to
according to. maturity. The
bonds are dated Dec. 1,
1946.
1-20 %,
/ Denom. $1,000. Due $10,000 yearly
on
Dec, 1
clusive.
from
1947
Principal
to
and
1956
in¬
semi-an¬
nual interest payable at the State
treasurer's office. Legality to be
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son', McEvers & Fizzell.
'-Y >hv/-Y:-; Hiawatha, Kan. i
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v.
Bonds Voted—It is reported that
$200,000 water system bonds
ried
at
Nov.
the
general
election
car¬
on
5^
election held
on
Nov. 5 the
voters
said to have ratified the issu¬
are
ance of
cago; and Burke
& MacDonald,
jointly, for 1.10s, at a price of
100.019.
Hutchinson, Kan.
/Bonds Voted —At the general
$321,000 library construc¬
tion bonds.
KENTUCKY
^Bonds Voted—At the general
election
the voters are said to
given their approval to a
proposal calling for the issuance
of $750,000 county hospital bonds.
have
JRush
County CP. O. La Crosse),
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Bonds Offered for
Subscription
$175,000 1%% semi¬
annual hospital bonds is being of¬
fered for general investment by
=43ae Crummer Co., and Stern Bros.
—An issue of
& Co/, both of Kansas
ly,
a
syndicate
com¬
Suburban National Bank, of Silver
Ky:
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$300,000 not to exceed 2% inter¬
est coupon building bonds. Dated
December 1, 1946. Denomination
$1,000.
lows:
incl.,
Due December 1, as fol¬
$15,000 from 1947 to 1949!
and $35,000 < from 1960 to /
incl;
1962
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Optional at par and
interest
accrued
any
on
Dec.
subsequent
1, 1959*
interest
Rate of interest to be
date.
ex¬
pressed in multiples of y4 of 1%.
Split rate bids Will not be con¬
sidered, i Principal
and interest
(J-D)*payable at
trust
or
the
be
must
a
company
successful
suitable bank
designated: by,
bidder.
unconditional
All
v
bids
and
ap¬
proving legal opinion of Dorsey*
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barbed /
of Minneapolis must be accepted
by the successful bidder. A certi-Z
fied check for $6,000, payable, to
prder of the District
Treasurer^ 1$
required.
,1
Glasgow(P. O. Wabasha), Minns /
B. A; Passes
receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. on Dec. 6 for the /
purchase of $29,000 not to exceed
Bond* Offering
—
Town
Clerk, will
2
interest
coupon
road
and /
bridge bonds./Dated Dec. 1,1946. *
Denom.. $1,000.
Due Dec.. 1, as
follows: $2,000 from 1949 to 1961
incl., and $3,000 in 1962. Rate or
interest to be expressed in a mul¬
Gloucester. Mass.
Prin* |
Bond Offering ;L-' s. Emerson tiple of % or 1/10 of 1%.
Laurie, City Treasurer, will re¬ cipal and interest (J-D) to /bd
ceive sealed bids until 11 ,a.ni'. ton payable at. a place .designated by
Tap1)
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These bonds
are
City, joint¬
due in 1 to
10 years.
bonds
are due Nov. 15; as follows:
$21,000 in 51951, $20,00a in 1952 to
1954, inclusive, $30,000 in 1955 to
1957, inclusive, and $40,000 in
1958 to 1971, inclusive.
Interest
payable M-N.' The next highest
bid was/that of Harriman Ripley
&
Co., Inc., and First Boston
Corp., jointly, for $731,000 2s, at
a price of 100.29.
,
Dec. 3 for the purchase of
$150,000
First Veterans' housing loan cou¬
pon
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
Denomination $1,000.
000 on December 1,
to 1951 incl.
rate
1, 1946.
Due $30,from 1947
Bidder to
name
one
of
interest, expressed in a
multiple of V4 of 1%.Principal
and semi-annual interest payable
at the: Second National Bank of
the
purchaser./A certified check
ib^
for $580, payable to ordCr of
Town Treasurer, is required.
,
,Nd
split rate bids! will bb considered.
The
executed
opinion
of
bonds
Dorsey,
and / legal
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber of Minne¬
apolis will be furnished the suc¬
cessful; bidder;
The bonds were
voted, at the Nov. 5 general elec-
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Boston.
Legal opinion of Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge of
Boston to be furnished the suc¬
cessful bidder,
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(State of)
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W. Bassett, conservator of Rural
Credit, will receive sealed bids
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until 11 a.m. on Dec, 10, for the /;
,;/■/Y;f Marysvillej
purchase of $9,450,000 rural credit
Bonds Voted—An issue of $200,deficiency fund certificates of in¬
000
storm
and
sanitary
sewer
debtedness. Dated Feb. 1,1947*
bonds was approved at the elec¬ Denomination
$1,000. These bonds
tion held onxCSov^
are due $675,000 on Aug. 1, 1956*
Certificate
Offering
,
fill;®
MICHIGAN||5|fi|l
Michigan (State of)
Cities
Fight for
and
on
Feb. and
Aug. 1, 1957 to
,
Share
Feb. 1, 1963. Principal and inter¬
will
bepayable in lawful /
of
est
Sales Tax—An amendment to the
Win
money of the United States <o£
Michigan Constitution providing
America, at the office of the State/
that one-sixth of the sales tax col¬
Treasurer, or, at the option of the
lected by the State be returned; to
holder, at the fiscal,agency, of the.
scshool districts and another oner
State, in New;.York City, or io;
sixth to. cities carr^d by a majprSt; Paul.! All bids are to be sub-;
ity qf oyer ^200,000?
^ the
Noy. .5 ject to the approval of legality- of '
election.
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An estimated $53,000,000 will go
man,' King
Dawson, of New
ftM<ft§Ws(!ha6ls and cities. Mayor
bonds awarded on Nov.
12, to
York dity, whose approving opin¬
of Detroit, estimates that'
Charles A. Hinsch & Co., of Cin¬
ion: will -be furnished the success-/
D$tr<frt Will receive about $18,^
cinnati—v. 164, p. 2597—were sold
na liiASSACHUSETTS h 70
ful bidder without charge.
Eachi
at, a price of 104.277, a basis o|
90$0$) *br pearly 20% of its cur1- bidder., must give one rate of in-,
about 2.01 %
fCht ^budget
Dated Dec; 1, 1946.
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B»M^'.',.rS ale — The following
Denom. $1,000.
Due Dec. 1, in
bonds totaling $2,955,000, offered Midland Towhship School District icates, the rate to be stipulated in;
1967 and 1968.
The only other
for sale on Nov. 22, were awarded
No. 13 (P. O. Midland), Mich.
any multiple of. y4 of 1 % or of bidder was Stein Bros. & Boyce,
to
a
Bond Offering—Fred Northcott, one-tenth of 1%. Enclose a cer-v
syndicate
composed
of
at a price of 104.21.
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Goldman, District Secretary, will ? receive tified check, payable to the order
Sachs & Co., both of New; York, sealed bids until 6 p.m. (EST) on of the Treasurer, amounting to
Georgetown, Ky.
Bonds Voted—The City Clerk Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., of Dec, 2 for thef purchase of $60,000 $189,000, to be forfeited as liqui-«states That the $104,000 sewage Toledo,; HQrnblower~"&;
Weeks, of hot- to exceed 3% interest' coupon dated"dainages in case the bid bfeft
disposal plant construction bonds New York, Schoellkopf, Hutton & building bonds; Bated Dec! 2. 1946; accepted and' the bidder shall fail/
submitted to the voters on Nov. Pomeroy, of Buffalo,i
Braun,/Bos- Denom.; $1,000. ,?Due^ $12,000 on it) comply ^therewith. ^ No other-;
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5, were heavily approved.
worth & Co., Inc.,-; Robert; Haw-1 May 1 from 1948:to I952incl. Rate bids will be corisidered.
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awarded to
Springs, the Montgomery County
National Batik, and the Farmers
Bonds Voted and DefeatedY-An
Bank, both of Rockville, as 1.90s,
issue of $150,000 flood wall; 'con¬
at a price of par. Dated Nov; 15,
struction
bonds
carried at the
1946. Denomination $1,000. These
election held on Nov. 5.
The fol¬
:;8^ Ashland, [
Manhattan, Kan. ' A.., *
lowing
bonds /totaling $300,000
'Bonds/ Voted—The issuance of failed to carry:
$150,000" setvage
$300;000 m u n ic i p a 1 auditorium system, and $150,000 street im¬
bonds is: said to have been ap¬
provement bonds. ; < ;
proved by the voters at the gen¬
Caldwell County (P, O. Prince- '
eral election on Nov. 5.
ton), Ky. *" v-v v.-'-./*
Ritey County (P. O. Manhattan),
Bond Sale Details—The $14,500
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were
posed of the Prince George's Bank
& Trust Co., of Hyattsville, the
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Dec. 9 for the purchase o$
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
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Nashwauk, Minn.
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Bonds Sold—It is .reported ;that
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Flora
Separate Sch. Dist., Miss. '
:J/ Wilder,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bonjd; V Off
Town
CHStiNICLl
Satterlee, and Burke & MacDon- at the Nov: 5 election," have been
ald, both of Kansas City, as 2s, at purchased by the First Trpst Co.,'
a price of 101.262, a basis of about
of Lincoln, Neb; - '■■
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totaling $57,Dated Dec. 1, 1946 and
by the voters on and auction bids until 8 p.m. on 1.707%.
been sold to the Dec. 3, for the purchase of $30,- due serially on June 1 from 1943
All or any bonds
State: $37,000 sewer-system, and 000 school bonds. These bonds are to 1966 incl.
part of an authorized issue of $60,- maturing in'1956 and thereafter
$20,000 water supply; bonds, "
000.
A certified check for 2 % are redeemable on Dec. l; 1951,
'J Nobles County Indep. Sch. Dist.
or
on
anjr subsequent
must accompany the;,bid^
interest
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'No, $ (P* O. Worthington),
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date, at par and accrued interest.
Minn. /.'AA
Greenville, Miss.
A
syndicate headed by G. ,H.
Bond Offering-—Geo. E. Archer,
V; Bond Offering—B17E. Brown,
Walker & Co., of ;.St. Louis, was
district Clerk, will receive sealed City Clerk, will receive sealed second
high bidder, offering a
bids until 1 p.m. on Dec. 3, for bids until 7:30 pjn. on Dec. 3, for
price of 100.357. for 2s.
the purchase of $500,000 building the
purchase of $40,000 school
Interest rate to be stated
bonds. > Dated Jan. 1, 1947. .De¬ bonds.
MONTANA
in bid.
Dated Jan. 1, 1947.
De¬
nomination $1,000. These bonds
Cascade County School District
nomination
$1,000.
These bonds
: are due $25,000 from July 1, 1948
No. D (P. O. Belt), Mont.
to 1967.
Bidders shall state the are due $2,000 from Jan. 1, 1948 to
Bond Offering—Lavin Asterlik,
desired interest rate or rates in 1967. Principal and interest pay¬
District Clerk, will receive sealed
multiples of
or one-tenth. of able at a place designated by the
bids until 8 p.m. on Dec. 18 for
•1%.
Principal and interest-pay- purchaser, subject to the approval
tpe purchase of $143,000 not to
gable at any suitable bank or trust of the City-Council/ The approv¬
exceed 6% interest school bonds.
company designated by the pur- ing opinion of Charles & Trauer¬
Dated Jan. 1, 1947.
Amortization
Phaser. The District will furnish nicht, ^f St. Louis, will be : fur¬
ponds will be the first,choice and
the printed bonds and the approv-; nished?:
A
certified -check < for
serial bonds the second choice of
ing opinion of Dorsey, Colman, $800, payable to the City, must ac¬ the School
Board. Interest J-J. A
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬ company the bid. / :
certified check for $10,000, pay¬
apolis, both without cost to the
able to order of the above-men¬
Jackson County, Wade Consoli•
purchaser; These bond? will be
tioned Clerk, must accompany the
dated School District (P. O*
i delivered' to the i purchaser with¬
hid.
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Pascagoula), Miss.
in 30 days after the date of sale
Bond
Offering-g Fred4 Taylor,
at Minneapolis or St. Paul. A cer¬
Stillwater County ' (P. O* Colum¬
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
tified check for $15,000, payable
bus), Mont.
will receive sealed bids until 2
to the District Treasurer, must ac¬
Bonds Voted—It is stated by
p.m. on Dec. 2, for'the purchase the
County Clerk ahd Recorder
company the bid,
of $27,000
school bonds. Dated that
$100,OQO hot3 to: exceed 6 %
Ortonville, Minn.
Nov. 1, J946. Denomination $1,hospital bonds were approved by
Bonds Voted—The voters ap¬ 000, These bonds ale due May 1,
the voters at the general election
proved the proposal to issue $150,- as follows: $1,000 in 1948, and $2,by a wide margin.
©00 municipal hospital construc¬ 000 in 1949 to 1961.
Bidders to
tion bonds by. a two to one ma¬ name the rate of interest/ Prin¬
NEBRASKA
jority at the general election -on cipal and interest payable at the
Central City School District (P. O.
JSov. 5.
County Depository. The approv¬
Central City), Neb.
^ Owatonna, Minn*
ing opipiop of Charles & Trauer¬
Bond Sale Details^-It is now re¬
Bonds Voted—An issue of $85,nicht* r of, St, Louis, wil lbe, fur¬
cOO swimming pool bonds carried nished. A certified check for $540, ported by the Secretary of the
the following bonds
©00,
Aug.
approved
6, have
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Omaha Public Power District, Neb.
Bond
Offering
Scheduled for
mv AM'-.'
Roseland
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2877
School District, N.
r®.0^ Offering—Louis F. Kent
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
8
about F,eb. l, : These bonds will be
offered for saleat a price' not less
p.m. on Dec. 10, for
of $150,000 school
registered bonds, tobear not exceeding 4% interest
Dated Dec. 1, 1946.
Denomina¬
tion $1,000. These bonds are due
Dec, 1, as follows: $6,000 in
1948,
to
1954, and $9,000 in '1955 to '
than par and interest, with inter¬
est rates to be fixed by^ the bid¬
D), payable at the Caldwell
ders.
tional
January—The / above,
said
of
to
contemplate
$42,000,000 elec.
early
serial
from
in
district
the
is
offering
bonds
revenue
January/; with delivery
There will be $22,000,000. of
bonds
maturing - annually
three to
the
purchase
coupon
or
1966./Principal and interest
Bank,
Caldwell.
Rate
of
interest to be in multiples of ohe-;
twentieth
20 years,
(J—
Na¬
or
Ya
of 1%.
The
suc¬
inclusive,
$20,000,000 of term bonds due cessful bidder will be furnished
from date, with a sinking with the approving opinion i of
fund for complete amortization of Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, oof
the bonds operating in varying New York, that the bonds are vaLand
30 years
amounts from: three to
id and
30 years,
that, aggregate annual
service will bq equal.
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so
of
debt
.
system which will
Board
certified
of
check
Education.
for
A
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$3,000,
able to the Board of
pay¬
Education, : is
required with,bid..
,
The bonds- Will be secured by
the gross revenues pf the District's
electric
legally binding obligations
the
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serve
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South River, N. /.
the
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City of, Omaha and 38 cities
Notes t Sold—It
is
stated
that
apd, villages in the surrounding
The First National Bank, of South
area: oL Nebraska. It Is expected
that dpbt service coverage on the River, and the South River Trust
bonds after all expenses of opera¬ Company, purchased recently $20,000
public
works
anticipation)
tion and
;
maintenance,. including
payments in lieu of taxes but be¬
fore depreciation^ will be approxi¬
mately two times.
.
have
a
reserve
notes at 2%,
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NEW MEXICO
The issue will
fund
set
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Portales, N. Mex.
aside
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$t the election held on Nov. .5,
payable
to
the
Board of Super¬
visors, must accompapy the bid.
Robbinsdale, Minn,
p. Bond Offering—Eg A. Jaenisch,
New
bids until 10
of 1%,
thorized
Nov.
will
a.m„
These are the bonds au¬
at the election held on
Principal
5,
interest
and:
<J-D) payable at. any suitable
bank or other institution the bid¬
der mhZ designate;; The approv¬
ing opinion of Dorsey,: Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minfceapolis/ will be furnished.5 f A
certified check for $2,000, payable
to the State Treasurer, must ac¬
will receive sealed bids until Dec.
2, for the purchase of the follow¬
ing bonds amounting to $4,200:
$2,200 Buck Branch Consolidated
School District, and $2,000 Derby
Consolidated,S choolDistrict
bqnds. <
'
County, Mize Special Consolidated Sch. Dist* (P. O.
Smith
bonds
hospital bonds
approved at the election held
city-county
—
offered
.
school
The $75,000
Jones
on
6,
May
were
Walton-Hamp
Co., of Jackson, as 2%s.
sold
as
2s,
Schweser
Missouri
Batesville, Miss.
1947. Due
fered
Bonds Voted—-The: electors
success
are
"
industrial
$100,000
plant
bonds
price of
par. These bonds were previously
offered for sale on July 1, and all
rejected.
bids were
hurst),
Legality Approved —An
■.
Bond
county
hospital
1%%; and '1%%
bonds approved
July 2, has been
to legality by Charles
«&
Trauernicht,
of / St.
Louis.
Dated Oct. 1, 1946.
by the voters on
approved
as
Crenshaw, Miss.
t
Bonds
Issue
Legality
*
,
Approved—An
of
$20,000 2% paving and
street improvement bonds is said
to have been approved as to legal¬
ity by Charles & Trauernicht, of
Dated Sept* 3, 1946. g
St. Louis.
;
from date of issue. Successful bid¬
to
for
printing of the
bonds and -nil publication costs.
pay
must
be
unconditional
bonds
is
general election.
Howard
to
have
been
ap¬
A.
NEVADA
Clark
.
Las
County (P. O.
Vegas), Nev.
to
the).voters
Nebraska
Voted—An
of
issue
held; on Nov. 5.
Keya Paha County (P. O. Springview), Neb.
Bond Purchase Contract—It is
Dated Jan.
bonds
ment bonds.
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Nekawka,
N*b^^'~l
Sold—The
Village Clerk
fitntha
.
Ogailala
2Yk%.
Bonds
maturing
and
on
after Nov. 1, 1957, are callable^in
inverse numerical order on NoVt
1, 1956, or on any subsequent in-^
teresh
date, at par and accrued'ixi*
The bonds
are
being
re-
offered to yield 1% to 2% to Nov.:
1,1956, and 2.25% thereafter/.Twa
other
bids
entered
were
for
the
issue, one on behalf of. a group
composed of Boettcher. & Co.t
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.,;
and Lucas, Farrell
& Satterlee*
Inc., and the other for the account
of Sidlo, Simons, Roberts & Co./
John Nuveen & Co., Lee Higginson Corp., and Barcus, Kindred &
Co.:
;
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NEW YORK
Sch. Dist.
(P. O.
Wood, 67 Wall Street, New York
City, on! or about Jan. 2, 1947.
These bonds will be valid and le¬
gally binding general obligations
of: the
Village.
The approving
opinion of Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York, will be fur-,
Livingston Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Livingston), N. J.
Bonds Voted—An issue of $150,- nished to the purchaser withoiffc*
Bonds Sold—It is stated by the
000 construction bonds was favor¬ cost. A certified check for 2% of
Secretary- of the Board of Edu¬
of Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur¬ cation' that the $250,000 construc¬ ably voted at the election held on the amount of the bonds bid for,
./ " ®
\ payable to the Village, is required.
tion fcoiids approved by the voters Oct. 29.
tis, of Chicago^jLucas, Farrell &
Bond
Sale—The
$400,000 elec¬
light revenue bonds offered
Nov.< 26 —v.; 164r p. 2453 — were
awarded^toJ A syiliiicate composed
tric
A
,\0 gallaid), Neb*
.
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-
.
Bonds Voted—The issuance of
Bethlehem, Elemere Fire District;
$400,000 county hospital purchase
(P. O. Delmar), N. Y.
bonds was approved by the voters
Bond Sale—The $7,500 coupon
at the general election on Nov. 5,
semi-annual improvement bonds
by a wide margin.
offered for sale on Nov. 26/^y#-: /
NEW JERSEY
164, p. 2741—were awarded to the
National Commercial Bank, of Al¬
Little Falls Township Sch. Dist.
bany, Dated Nov. 1, 1946,
De¬
(P. O. Little Falls), N. J.
nomination" $1,500.
These bonds
Bond
Offering — Je a n e
M.
are due: :$L500 from: Nov. 1/1947 /
Henderson, District Clerk, will to 1951. The next
highest bidder
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. on
was the State Bank, of Albany/Dec. 5, for the purchase of $400,000 school coupon or registered
Bronxville, N. Y.
bonds, to bear not exceeding 4%
Bond Offering—Jerry C. Learyy
interest. Dated Jan. 1, 1947. De¬
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
nomination $1,000.
These bonds bids until 3:30
p.m. on Dec. 9, for
are due Jan. 1, as follows: $10,000
the purchase of $182,000 land ac-'
in 1949 to 1951, $15,000 in 1952 to
quisition
coupon
or
registered!
1975, and $10,000 in 1076.
Rate of bonds, to bear not exceeding 4%
interest to be in a multiple of
interest. Dated Jan. 1, 1947. De¬
one-twentieth or Ys of 1%. Prin¬
nomination $1,000.
These bonds
cipal and interest (J-J) payable are due July 1, as follows: $11,in
lawful
money
at the Little 000 in 1948 and 1949, $10,000 in
Falls ' National Bank, Little Falls.
1950, and $15,000 in 1951 to 1960;
Each
proposal must
state the Rate of interest to be in multiples
amount bid for the 'bonds, which
of Ya or one-tenth of 1 %.: Princl- •,
shall be hot less than $400,000
pal and interest (J-J), payable at
nor more than $401,000.
The suc¬ the Gramatan National Bank; &
cessful bidder will be furnished Trust
Co., Bronxville. These bonds
with the opinion of Hawkins, Delwill be delivered at the officq of.
afield & Wood, of New York, that the successful bidder or at the^
the bonds are valid and legally office, of Hawkins, Delafield v
reports that thyf$7,000 ^Her sys¬
election to be held on Dec.
tem bonds approved by the voters
200,000 sewage disposal plants and last September, were purchased binding obligations of the Board
line extensions; $15,000 highway by the Robert E. Schweser ^b'./of of Education.
A certified check
right-of-way, and $60,000 garbage Omaha, as 2%s. Dated Dec. 1, for $8,000, payable to the Board of
1946.
Due in 20 years, optional
disposal system bonds,
Education;must accompany the
after five years from date.,
bid,.
Marshall, Mo. •"
A;
submitted
bonds.
The bonds mature
Nov.
,
County {P. O. St. Paul),
Blonds
said
and
order of the City Treasurer.
The
bonds were voted at the Nov. 5
Bonds
totaling $1,275,000,
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proved by the voters at the elec¬
tion held on Nov,,5.
;«, w
accompanied by a certified check
1% of the bonds, payable to
Joplin, Mo.
ijg9 nA
Bond Election — The foUp^ing
bonds
er bonds.
>;
/ '
75,000 general obligation airport
terest
Bonds
of
,noi,k70vi
v;
Copiah County (P. O. Hazle-
Issue of $100,000
Braymer, Mo,
issuance
Voted—The
■
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids ,until 8;30 p.m. on Dec. 4 for 000 site purchase and construction
the purchase, of $75,000 park im¬ bonds was ratified at the election
provement bonds^ Dated May X, held on Nov. 5.
1947.
Denom. $1,000.
Due May
Scottsbluff, Neb.
1, as follows: $7,000 from 1948 to
Bonds Voted—The issuance of
1952 incl., and. $8,000 from 1953 to
stadiiim construction
1957 incL
Callable after 5 years $50,000
Voted — The
following
amounting to $50,000, were
$85,000 water works bonds is said favorably voted / at ; the election
held on Nov. 19: $35,000 park im¬
to have been ratified by the voters
at an electiori held on NoV. 12. g • provement, and $15,000 fire equip¬
Bonds
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f
of 1, 1947. Due serially in from two
to 22 years after date, optional
$100,000 road construction bonds
after 10 years.
was approved by the.yoters at .the
/
•
<of election held on Nov> 5v «g:
/,
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Lexington, Neb.
by the
w^s purchased recently
local banks, as 2s, - at a
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Schuyler School District, Neb.
Bonds Voted—An issue of $250,-
City
the voters on Nov. 5.
Missouri
Houston), Miss.
Sold —• An,
issue
Bonds
Nov. 5.
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Offering—jjA. J. Galley,
Bonds Voted—The issuance
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19
bear 2% interest and the balaiiee
Nebraska
on
Columbus.; Neb.
Bond
said to have
on
Chickasaw County Supervisors
District No* 1 (P. O.
000 hospital bonds was approved
at the election held on Nov. 5.
on
approved at a recent stated by the County Clerk that
jCarothers, Town Clerk, will re¬ election a proposal calling for the the Wachob-Bender Corp., of
issuance of $80,000 bridge con¬
ceive sealed bids until 7 p.m. on
Omaha, has contracted to pur¬
Dec. 3, for the. purchase of the struction bonds.
f
chase the $85,000 2Vz% highway
$125,000 gas revenue bonds ; of¬
construction bonds apprqved by
Boone County (P. O. Columbia),
without
Oct. .3.
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St. Paul, Neb.
Bondk Voted—An issue of $100,-
;
Jan. MBoiicis Voted-^-An issue of $150,1, in 1949 . to '1967^ inclusive.^ In¬ 000 county hospital bonds was fa¬
terest' payable J-J.
vorably voted at the election h£Ld
the election
Barry County (P. O. Cassville),
Sale—Henry Dahlberg; 6r
Tucson was awarded ; on*
the following bonds ag¬
gregating $375,000, the accepted
bid representing a 2.1929% inter¬
est cost to the city:
one year's interest plus the next
$300,000 general obligation skew¬
succeeding serial maturity.
Co;/ of Omaha, at par;
Dated Jan.* 1,
$100,000 hospital bonds carried at
MISSOURI
MISSISSIPPI
Offering—Mrs. Leona/L.
bonds
here—v.
sold recently to the
Nov. 5.
Bond
were
Bids
of
Nov.
serially oik/
1 from 1948 to 1966, inclu¬
164, p. 2598—
sive and the first eight maturities
purchased by-the Robert E. Saunders County (P. O* Wahoo),
noted
der
Bond
Co.
due in the third year, which fund
will thereafter be maintained at
for
Bond Sale
Benson),
Bonds Voted—An issue of $200,-
on
House,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Raleigh), Miss.
Swift County (P. O*
Minn.
was
C.
Offering—N.
the bid.
company
©00
Bond
Education^that the $175,-
auditorium
000
as
Albany Municipal Separate
School District (P. O.
receive sealed
on Dec. 5, for
New Albany), Miss.
the purchase of $100,000 perma¬
Bond Legality - Approved -u An
nent improvement revolving fund issue of $175,000 2% and 2Va%
bonds, to bear not exceeding 2% school bonds has been approved
Interest. Dated Dec. 1, 1946. De¬ as to legality by Charles , & Trau¬
nomination $1,000. These bonds ernicht, of St. Louis; Dated Oct.
Cre due Dec. 1, as follows: $5,000 1, 1946.
In 1947 and 1948, and $10,000 in
Pearl River County Sch Dists.,
1949 to 1957. Rate of interest to
(P. O. Poplarville), Miss* ■
be in multiples of one-tenth or Y4
City1 Clerk,
Board Of
within the first two years of op¬
eration equal in amount to not
less than interest and principal
;
M■
11th
Hempstead, Roosevelt, Fire Dist.
(P. O. Roosevelt), N. Y.
1.
1,600,0QQ
:,,..
Offering
fire
house
to the State Treasurer, must;: ac?
1,000,000 cptppany'the; hid.
bonds, to bear, not- exceed¬ }
at- 0;86%„ plus a- pre?v
ing 4% interest.
Dated;: Dec. 1,. t * mium. of $15.00,
1946. Denomination $1,000. These
35th
1,190,000
bonds are due $2,000 from Dec. T,
at. 0.82%, plusia pre4,
1947 to 1956.
Rate of interest, to
mium of $1.00.
-,
lk or one-tenth
T/,V'-;'
at*.
Principal and interest (J-
of 1%.
V Rochester,
.
M K. /
option of the successful bid?
der,
at the office of Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, 67 Wall Street,
about Dec.
New York City/ on or
/—
registered: bonds,
coupon or
to bear not
exceeding 5% interest.
Dated Oct.
15, 1946. Denomination
The bonds will be valid $1,000. These bonds are due $3,000
from Oct. 15, 1947 to 1951. Rate
general obligations of the
District.
The approving opinion bf interest* to* be lit multiples of
of Hawkins, Delafield & Wood; of (.}4; or. one-tenth of. 1%. Principal
and interest (ArO) payable at; the
New York City, will be furnished
State of New York National Bank,
to the purchaser without cost*;/: A
certified check for- 2%
of the Kingston; The approving opinion
bf Vandewater, Sykes. & Heckler,
bonds bid for, payable> to the Eire
of New York City, wiR be fur¬
District, must accompany the,bid*
nished: to the purchaser without
New York City Housing, Authority cost. A certified check for $300,
16, 1946.
and
-
Award w^s made payable1 to the Town, must' ac¬
•
the; Authority to a company the bid.
Note Sale—The $700,000 fax;
Syndicate composed-of the Chem¬ !
notes
offered for
ical Bank & Trust Co., the Na¬ anticipation
tional City Bank, the Guaranty sale on Nov. 25—-v. 164, p. 274i—
awarded1 to- the Genesee
Trust Co., the Bankers Trust1 Co., were
the
Central
Hanover
Bank ;& Valley Trust Co:, of Rochester, at
Dated Dec. 1,
Trust Co., all of New York, the ,a rates of 0.60 %.
Denom. $1,000. These notes
Bank of America National Trust & 1946.
Savings Association, of San Fran¬ •are- due on Aug. 1,19474 The Oext
cisco, the Mellon National Bank of highest-bidder was the First-BosPittsburgh, the National Bank of .ton Corp., at a rate of 0.68 %,
Notes Sold
on
.
—
Nov, 21 by
;
2331—were awarded to Ryan,
Sutherland, & CO.,. of Toledo,, as
on Nov. 26—v^. 164^ p/2454/^-were
I awarded j ointly to the First Na/
Bank Of; Minneapolis,
and
First. National
St.
0.90s,
of
100.014;"a basis of about 0.895%.
Dated Dec. 1, 1946/Denom. $1,000.
the;
Paul,
Bank, of
at a > price
as;
These bonds' are due: $25,000; on
Dec* IV ih 1948: to 1950,, inclusive;
Interest, payable J-D;
The next
•highest, bidder was Halsey^ Stuart.
for is, at a price of 10Q,146;
•& Co;,
OH JO
LocdV Scft*
Ashtabula
:
600; at 0.90%:
Amount
Series
Dist.,
Ohio
|Louisville Local $ chili Disti(P. O*
- .v
—r—^
dty School'< District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered for sale on Nov.
25-r-v. 164, p. 2454-^were awarded
to a syndicate Composed of BraUn,
Bosworth'&
Co^ Inc., Ryan/ Suth¬
erland & Co., of Toledo, Fahey,
Clark & Co., and Hayden, Miller
& Co., both of Cleveland, as 2s,
at a. price of 101.212, a basis of
about 1.89%. Dated^ N6v; 15* 1946;
Denom. $1,000:
These^ bonds are
due from July 1, 1948 to: Jan. 1,
11973,
Interest payable J-J.
The
plus $9O0r followed, by the Guar¬
anty Trust Co., New York, at a- next highest bidder was Stranarate of 0.68%, plus $5.00.
han, Harris & Co., Inc., Field)
Richards; &v Co., anct the National
Rockville Centrd, N., Y.
City Bank,.Cleveland/jointly/for
I Bond Offering —4 Robert T.
l2Si at a price of 100.651;
Eichmann, Village Treasurer,/will
Chantpion Township Localt
receive sealed - bids- until, 2:30 pjn. !:/•
Sch* Dist, (?; Q, .• IVarreitJ*/?-,
on
Dec. 5, for the purchase of
-
™
•/
Education..:."-; /'
Bonds*. Voted—A* proposal to is-
/
,
-
mu
-
36th "44——44-
—
1,000,000
1,000,000
on
NORTH CAROLINA
Nov. 5.
v.'-".'.--.'.''
40th
41St
The
the
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...,,,,-.-4-4—41)000,000
4444?- 1,000,000
1,^91,000
39th-
ing
—.1,000,000;
4— 1,0Q0;000
following
notes aggregat¬
$2,924,000, were awarded to
Bessemer Trusts Co., of Jersey
City:
i
were
Bonds
;
:
mium
;
,
Duef 6h;)March 1
4/:/
4,4
4
The bonds
are
dated
said to. have been ratified.by the
Sept, 1,
Huron, Ohio
000-
Statesville, Nt C..
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission* will receive
sealed bids until 11? a. m.
on
on
Dec.
-
successful bidders
for the temporary
loan notesi ag¬
follows;
' V Amount
gregating $6,190,000; as.
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Series
,.
.
__-$!,000,000
Ninth
0.84%, plus a premium of $1.00.
at
10th
:
r
t
.
-
4—-——44; 1,000,000
at 0.85%,
plus a pre-
;
mium of $6.00.
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/
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water
Nov,j 5,
.
These bonds are due
J SchsDist^ fR.iOi Terrace),
Ohio.; '•"///./,•;//' v,
Bonds Voted—An issue of $514,-
;
000
school system
bonds
was
fa¬
vorably voted at the election heldon
Nov. 5.
v
,
,
j
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tion system
! BondSi Approved—Am issue of ;of site- purchase
$80,0007 gymnasium^^ auditorium bonds is- said, to
-I -i.
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issue
building
have? been^ap^
7
| Sandusky City Sch
Dist., Okie* /
|Bond' Offering/-^ Hy aclndw a',
Mantfort.HeightsLocalSchDist. sBheinegger,. Clerk-Treasurer; • of)
(R. O: Cincinnati)\ Ohio>
jthe Board) of Education,, willt re-^.
j. Bonds Voted—An issue of $100,- ceive? sealed; bid's' until nbon). on?;;. i
auditorium
000?
bonds
held
was
and
for the purchase of $600,-'
;000 2% improvement bonds. Dated-
;Dec/i;;t946/Denora/^T,000; Thosef
v
Nov. 5;
on
Dee. 13,
gymnasium
ratified? at the? election
.
<v.
Ibonds ard ^tie.'$30,000; from pec,/1;/1
Mount?: Healthy Exempted Village
;1, 1948 to 1967.
Bidders may bid? ''
School District,'Ohio
for a different rate of interest in;
! Bonds Voted—An issue of $185;'a multiple of V\ of 1%.
Principal
000; "Construction; bonds/ was* ap?. and' interest:
(J-D); payable qt the;. -
election
at- the
proved
held;
on
iCitizens National Banking' Co.4
ISandusky: Thesd bonds were au;
Mt. Sterling Local' Sch. Dist. (R. O. -thofried. at .the electionCheldi opt ;
Mt. Sterling), Ohio
jNov) 6r 1945.
The proceedings
/
f Bonds Voted—An issue of $150,- looking; loj. the issuance' of: said
000 construction- bonds *was ^ ap»- (bonds? have: been taken:? under the)
Nov. 5.
t
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proved by the voters; at the gen¬ ^supervision .of c Squire^/Sanders- &/
eral election on Nov. 5.
jDempseyy of Cleveland, whose aJ
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' /^ 4: f ,< 1^
proving opinion will be furnished . ;,
i-
.
>*.
>
/a
| Orange Local Sch Dist. (P. O.
huil^
A-'certified
purchasers.
jto the
Chagrin Falls), Ohio r
Bond' Sale—The $480,000
,
Icheck for Wo- of the amount of
/,
the issue, payable to the Board* of / \
ing< bonds offered for sale on NOW Education, must accompany the^
21
v. 164, p. 2454;—were pur¬
bid.
)
chased by Fahey, Clark & Co., of
Cleveland.
Dated " Dec. 15, 1946; j v; ; Shelby Sch Dist.
0*
Denom. $1,000; - These bonds are |
Shelby),, Ohio*
.
Bonds Votedr-At the general
idue $12,000 om June*' 15 and Dec.
elebtion it is reported Hiat af fav¬
155$imT947kto; 1966r inclusive? No
orable majority was accordefd the
other bid.was received^ : 1
proposal to issue $600,000 con¬
|/Ptorehasers^It;was stated subse¬
struction bohds/"
quently that Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Inc., of Toledo, Fox, Reusch
Silverton, Ohio* ••
6 Co.-, of Cincinnati, and William
j Bond»^oted--7An)issue;of $109^/
J. Mericka & Co., of Clevelandj
OOO^seweysystem bondk was rati4-/
—
I
\p:
...
.
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were
associated
with
named firm in the
the
above
fied at the election held on Nov. 54
purchase of the
Smith Local School District
the
bonds, which were awarded to
f
2%s, at st price of. 100.108,
-basis of about 2.725%.
Interest
group as
;
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Bonds Voted—An issue, of
000 school bonds
'
(P. Oi1
Beloit),' Ohio
*
the election <
was
$120,approved at
held; on Now 5;
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1v
Oxford, Ohio
Walnut' Township* Ssh. Dist»r (AO.)
Bonds-Voted—An issue of $100,j
;
Milterspo'rt),\ Ohio?
'
000 sewage treatment plant bonds
j * Bond* Sale — The $66,000 im- '
was approved at the election held
provement bonds- offered Nov. 25 ^
r*
on
Nov/5.
164,
—v.
Plymouth Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Offering — Joseph /E.
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and
:bytheyotet^-ehT^y/^
purchase ^proved
site
approved at the-eleetibn held on Nov. 5.
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Voted—A $414,000
Bonds
was
Rittman),
Ohio-
| ;
^(PV O* Monclova), Ohio
>
Exempted Village
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
f
Township Sch. Dist.
—-
i
construction; bonds) c£»ried? atf
Rittman
•the election held on Nov. 5.
and
Sch Dist?
the election held in November,
000 construction bonds carried at
bonds
.
(PVO. Holgate), Ohio ^ - \*
Bonds Voted-r^An issue of $110,-
Mifflin Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Construction
:
.
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Clerk of; the Board of.
Bonds Voted
At the general Education,
will
receive
sealed
(J-D) payable in New York City.
election the voters are said to have bids until noon on Dec. 10, for
General obligations; delivery on
ratified the issuance,-of $350,000 the purchase of $50,000: buildingor-about
Dec. 23,
1946, at the
j
/ bonds, to bear not exceeding 2%
place of purchaser's choice/ Bid- construction bonds, c'
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and
Richfield Township Local
Bonds Voted—An issue of $203,-
Monclova
bonds.4
sanitary sewage system
treatment works bonds. '
135,000
000
f
|
*
i
";
$145,00 water plant and distribu¬
1954; incl.
Bond
Jackson Township Sch. Dist* (P. O.
/ * Mas8illon),
Ohio
"* J
Hodges,
f
"
Nov-. 5.
to $280,000 were favorably)
voted: at the election held on Novi
annually on July b from 1947 to
■payabMJrD.
.
of
$4,000 in 1949 to 1963, $5,000 in
1964 to 1971, and $10,000 in 1972
to 1978.
Principal and; interest
2%
; IttdianvHill: and■ Terrace*
;
$170,000 series A,
water, coupon bonds, to bear not
exceeding 6% interest. Dated Dec.
1„ T946;. Denom., $1,000.
These
bonds are due Dec. 1, as follows:
maim
extension
bonds carried at the election held
3; at his office in Raleigh, for the
York, were the
originally contemr
as;
Bond Voted—An issue of $130,?
Hutzler of: New purchase
Salomon Bros* &
11, instead
voters at* the? general' election.
Bond- Offering—W;: E. Eaatej:?
plus a pre--'
of $1.00.
bohdS -wjlt
be considered-on Dec.
1946.
'
44)44r 600,000
at 0.82%,
/
80;000 2%st.
from 1970 to' 1977 inch
at 0.81%,
30th
issue of $1,850,000!
on
Prospect, Ohio' \
»
Voted — The following
ing
being subject to prior re¬
demption at the rate of $20,000
Euclid City Scht Dist., Ohio
Postponed—Bids; on
Bond Sale
^
mortgage revenue bonds amount¬
bonds
f
an.
'
of
issue
Ah
—
.
-
5
syndicate com¬
Voted
election held
Bond Sale- — The $280,000: re¬
funding1 bonds- offered. Now 25?¥
v.
164, p. 2599—were awarded to
Stranahan; Harris & Co., of? To¬
ledo,. and. .William J. Mericka? &
Coj, of Cleveland, jointly, as 3^4s,
!at a price of 160.144, a basis, of
about 3).22%,
Dated Dec? 1»; 1046
and due Jan. 1, 1955, with $160,000
fied at the election held on Nov. 5.
,
664,000
plus a pre¬
mium of $1.00.
.* v
$250,-
090- water s maim bonds was-/rati¬
2742—
p*
Bonds Voted—An issue of
100:405, a, net( interest: cost of, Howland
Towrtship Locul Sch* Dist*
about2.269%, as follows:'
y
(Pt Ql Warren), 1 Ohio
$120,000 2s. Due on March 1; from
Bonds Voted—A proposal t is¬
1948 to 1969 inch
sue $500,000 construction bonds is
plus a pre?
mium of $1.00.
/>
-4--.c
a
bonds* of¬
C
.
Ohio
':/.,.
_
of '
at 0.80 %,
16th 4—
awarded to
f
$200;000 cbu-
».
Durham; hnd^the^Vance Securities of Dec/ 9
Corp., ofi Greensboro, at a; price plated.
660,000
..,4.,—
North Carolina
*
posed of' E. S. Dickson &: Co:, of
Charlotte, J. Lee Peeler & Co;, of
mium of $1.00,
-
'1
pon water and; sewer
fered7 Nov.- 26—v. 164;
Sixth
„.-,'.,,,,,$1,000,000
at 0.81%, plus a pre- ;/■/:;
Eighth
,
Sanitary, District,
Bond: Sale—The
Amount1
Series
.
Roanoke, Rapids.
•.
Euclid,'Ohio,
.
37th, 4*-,
38th, -1
Pomeroy, Ohio
/ /
Bonds
bonds
—-
—
the Board of
' f•:
to
;
$100,000 storm sewer construction
was favorably voted, at tha
Nov. 5.
on
Middleburg Heights (P. O. Berea),
■
Seconds
Oct.
$2,500,payable
Louisville), Ohio
;•»(
have carried
;
Oct/T, 1954) $2)000?April* and
$1,000
and Oct.
construction and
at the election held' | sue* $250,000
equipment bohds; is reported, to
Nov. 5.
Berea
and
r
000 construction: bonds wasfavor- i
lably voted
1
a
Dated' Oct.
1.57%.
Due
1/ 1955, $1,000 April
/
1) 1956, $2,000 April and
$1,000 Oct 1; 1957/ $1)000" /April
and Oct. 1,. 1958, $2,000 April and
$1,000 Oct. • 1, 1959; $1,000) April U
Kenton. Union* Sc*h. Dist.. (P. O.
and Oct 1) 1960, $2;000' April an4/'/;f
Kenton), Ohio
/; Bonds Voted—Early Offering $1,000 Oct.. 1, 1961, $1,000 April
and Oct. 1; 1962, $2,000 April' and
•: ?;
Expected—It is reported, by Dr.
Walter L. Collins, Superintendent $1,000 Oct 1, 1963, $1)000 -April/;
of Schools/that $80,000 2% %' im¬ and- Oct. 1,1964) $2,000 April and
'
provement bonds were* approved $1,000 Oct. 1/ 1965, $1,000 April
and Oct; 1, 1966, and $2,000 April
by the voters at the geii^ral elec¬
tion by a margin of over- two-to- and'$1,000 Oct, 1), 1967; Rate of
interest" ley bet im multiples of yd
one.. Due in 15 years.
It is ex¬
pected' that! these bonds Will be of V%;" Theie'^bjpndsrwere uiithorJ
ized at the November election1 iii
offered for sale in January:
1945. Enclose a certified check foe /
iBonds Voted—An issue Of $395#- {
on
a
about
1946.
$1,575,000
1,000,000
/
':- / Ohio
'■
Third
1,343*000 $28,500 general improvement cou¬
Bonds Voted — At the general
Fourth;
1*000*000 pon or registered bonds, to bear
election the voters approved the
Fifth
/.r~4- - 1,000,000 not; (exceeding 5%: interest; Dated
issuance of tKe^ $350;000 construe?
Seventh
,1,000,000 Dbdi 1; 1946; Denomination- $1,000,
;
14th,:
1,000,000 one for $500: These bonds are due tion bonds, it is stated;
15th
1,000,000 Dec. 1; as- foliowes: $4j50O* in 1947;
Clyde, Ohio
17th
1,000,000 and $6,000 in 1948- tovl951; Rate ; Bonds.Voted^The electors ^ave
18th 4
1,000,000 of interest, to be in-multiples of a- favorable majority to- the* issu?,
19thr.__^„—^--w: 1^000,000' i1^ or one-tenth- of 1%,, Principal arice- oi $177)000! sewer construe?:
20th,
1,000,000; and interest (J-D) payable at the tion,;. bonds*' at the election oh'
just;-™-.----™----. rfooo,ooo-: Bank of Rockville Centre Trust Nov. 5*;;
22nd
)41;000,000 Co.,- Hackville Gentre; Said bonds
Dorset Local Sch. Dist.,. Ohio*
will * be delivered, at New: York
23rd
^ 1,000,000
I / Bonds/VotedL-Ah issue of $73)24th
44-444 1,000,000 City) or at such "other place as may
000 construction1 bonds \ was ap¬
25th
1,000,000 be agreed with- the purchaser
proved at the election held on
26th
4444-/— 1,000,000 about Dec. 20-1946; The" approving
Nov: 5/
27th
1,000,000 opinion of Vandewater, Sykes &
28th
1,000,000 Heckler, of New York City, will Eaton Exempted Village Sch* Diet
Ohio
29th
1,000,000 bn furnished to the purchaser
31st. 4-4-44,.-4
1,000,000 without cost. A certified check for v : Bonds Voted—Ah issue of $395,?
32nd
1,000,000 $570; payable to: the Village, must 000- site purchase and^construction
bonds carried'- at the election held
33rd
4-4444; 1,000,000 accompany the bid. ;
First
$1,000-Ofct.fr,'1953) :$i;000i April
price of 101.78,
basis
1,
$1,000 from Oct. 1, 1948
to
1967, inch - Interest1 payable
AvO:
Fox/ Eeusch & Co., offered
the runner-up bid-for the bonds/ of
:
tional
$1,000. Oct. '1, 1951,. $1,000 April '. ;
and Oct. 1/ 1952,; $2,000. April and : J:
p>
,
,
Harriman & Co., of New York, of the
following temporary loan notes
(Issue XX), aggregating $32,109,-
Detroit, and Brown Brothers
:
l%s, at
,
NORTH DAKOTA
•/
on Dec. 2, for the pur¬
chase of ' $15,000> highway equip¬
ment
, .
Forgot Af. Dak* '
!
Bond Salens The $75,009, fire
equipment, bonds offered for, sale
;
at j(EST),
fice of the successful bidder,, or,
the
'
.
t
Stanley F.
D) payable at the Nassau County
National Bank, Roosevelt.
These Kelder, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive
sealed: bids
until 3 p.m.
bonds will be delivered at: the of¬
Offering
Bond
.
nomination1.
,
tered
be in multiples of,
$1,000-- and $2,000. :
Ohio* :
These bonds? are due $1,000 April
pies of Vi ot 1 % . The approving:
opinion of Masslich & Mitchell, of ,/Borid: Sale — The; $20,000 fire andiOetv 1, 1948^ $2;Q00 April and
New York, will be furnished.A building arid .apparatus bonds of ¬
$l;OOO^Och/;lj '1949/ $1)000 * April,
certified check for $3,400, payable fered for sale on Nov. 15—v. 164; and Oct.
1,1950,: $2,000 April and
1,000,000
regis¬ ;13th
or
2;: I94&
interest. .Dated/Jam* lr" 1947. De-
,
—
coupon
Mond^yi; Dfeftemberr
Jerusalem Township (P., O*.
; detSv are- requested tou name the
rate or fates, of interest, ih; multi* if"' 1 ■' Curtice,\RsJF, D*-No* I),:
?
atrO;85%, plus a: pre*
Charles
E. ,• mium of $7.00.
Ashdown, District Secretary, will :12th
at -0.86 %v plua a pre¬
receive sealed bids until 4 p.m. on i
mium- of, $15.00:
Dec. 3, for the purchase of $20;-
% Bond
000
& FINANCIAL, CHRONICLE
THE CQMME^qiAI,
2878
'i:-'
be
//
to
J. A.
White 8k CO:,- of Cincin-
nati, as? l3/4Sr at
a-basis
of
Oct, vl,
1946
a
.:</4
price of : I0L83,;
about; 1.575%;
and
Dated*.
due >$3,000
on
Oct. 1 fromT948 to 1969 incl. SecOnd
/
v?3
high bid of: 102.539 for 2s was-"
by Braun, Bosworth & Co. ; ;:
made
'
2454—were awarded" 4
p.
,
/''///;/?>v; ii/• /;•;
;
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,Volume 164
Number
,V_;
4545^.
/THE
CQ^MElgClAli
Wist Carrollton Exempted7 Village
'Oregon-.(Stc^e^of
.^ Public Power and
Diet. (P% Q. West. Cat*
Tax Proposals
.! frelit on), Ohio
Rejected by Voters—Oregon itaxx
j
Ponds Voted — It is stated by payers not only turned "thumbs
dhe Clerk*-qf the Board
of
Edu-j down" on eight public power pro?
.cation that $400,000 huilding and posals, but rejected most measures
tpapfpyetnant
bonds
were
ap-; advocating new taxes or bonds^
^proyed by the voters at the
eral; e^ction on Nov. 5.
Westervil(e Sch. Diet; Ohio
~
,
•
gross
Bonds Voted—An issue of $250,-
.000 building bonds was favorably
j voted at the election held on
Nov. 5.
V
;
wickiiffe, Ohio
Bonds
Voted
The
—
S&MJ
r
following
.bonds totaling $145,000 were rati¬
fied at the election held on Nov.
'5: $20,000 fire engine and equip?
:ment, - and $125,000 water mains
^installation bonds.
'*
Wickiiffe School- pistrfct,- Ohio
-
Bonds Voted—An issue of $225,-
jQOQ
site purchase and construc¬
tion bonds carried at the election
'held on Nov. 5.
Woodlawn
Local Sch. DUt. (P. Q.
Cincinnati), Ohio
Bonds Voted-^An issue of $75,000 building bonds was approved
Jat the election held
*
Wposter School
on
Nov. 5.
District (P. O.
"
Woosteir), Ohio
,T.
,
■
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^
Bonds Voted—We understand
that a proposal to issue $695,000
^construction bonds
by the electors
on
was
approved
Nov. 5.
OKLAHOMA
Chandler, Okla.
Bond Offering -~QrviUe Hunt,
City ClerH,; wiU receive sealed
bids'until $ p.jm. oh Dec. 3, Jot the
purchase ot $68,000 Water works
•
%e
$ *
h
bonds.
-
000
6 i o n and improvement
These bonds are due $4,-
"in 1949 to 1965.
'check for
A certified
2%of,the ampunt bid
must be enclosed.
Jackson
? v
to pay a
to
' These
bonds
RHODE ISLAND
Rhode
are
Bond
Nov.
1, as follows: $20,000 in
1961, and $15,000 in 1962
to
1966.
Legality approved by
Burgwin & Churchill, of Pitts4
—
The
.
Deuel
; "
following
^
County (P. O. Clear Lake),
South Dakota
,..
2599—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate
headed
by the Bankers
Trust Co*, of New
York, the First
v:;-;
Boston
Corp.,
at the
;
.
.
election held
on
-
,
t
Nov. 5.
Flandreau, S. Dak. : '
Bonds Voted—The
City Auditor
states that $80,000 electric
system
improvement; bonds
were
ap¬
proved by the voters at an elec¬
and
consisting of
Messrs. Drexel & Co., of Philadel¬
phia,
Union
Securities
Corp.,
Glore, Forgan & Co., Estabrook &
Co.,
Shields
&
Co.,
Salomon
scription at prices to yield from
0.70% to 1.50,%, according to ma-^
.
•
Bonds
•
Voted—The $75,000 hos164, j pital bonds were
favorably voted
successful bidders, repffered
above bonds for general sub¬
the
Sale
SOUTH DAKOTA
(State of)
bonds aggregating
$20,000,000, offered for sale on Nov. 25—v.
to
Bonds Offered for Investment—
The
Island
-
.
turity.;;
^^
Bros.
tion
held
&
—
■
.
a
limitation
favorable
$50
Elliott &
sufficient to
produce
capita for each child be¬
tween the ages of 4 and 20 years.
per
tax
for
a
new
ana
a
Townsend
|
state
to
Legal¬
company the bid.
Boston.
is
to be approved by Storey, Treasurer,
required.
Legal
Thorndik0* falmer H Dodge, of opinion of Dorsey, Colman, Bark-
f;
Pitcairn
-Vaughan,
xepeive sealed bids- until Dec. 3
;• >,./•
"■"'• '■.'/?!v,:.\
v;-°*" '• .i
Belief ante School District, Pa.
torthepurchase* of $300,000 vQUh
ty hospital bonds.
These bonds
Bond
Offering
Eleanor
C.
Werevautlmrized
Forshurg; District Secretary, will
held pn Nov, 5,
receive sealed bids until 7.30 p.mi
2% pf the bonds bid
for, payable
order of W. H.
Olson, City
(J-D) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's office in Providence.
ity
equip¬
:•
of
certified
check for $100,000
payable to the District, must ac-?
armories.
*
opinion
Munson, of Philadelphia
A
bad defeat
authorizing
construction
ment of 22
Offering: — A«' 0.
T
County Attorney, wil
due
"$i,f)00.
on
Nov. 12, the count
'
Hutzler, R. W. Press- being 161 to 62.
prich
&
Co.,
Lee
Higginson
Olyphant, Pa.
Huron, S. Dak.
Corp., Coffin & Burr, Harris, Hall
Bond Offering—M. F.
Bonds Authorized
The Bor¬ &
Walt, City
Co., White, Weld & Co., all of
ough Council is said to have ap¬ New
Auditor, will receive sealed bids
York, Stranahan, Harris &
were:
( until
7:30 p.m. on Dec. 9 for the
proved an ordinance calling for
Co., Inc., of Toledo, Alex. Brown
Baker County, making its sec¬ the issuance of $25,000 314%
purchase of $607,000 coupon
gen¬ & Sons, of
bonds,
Baltimore, John Nu^
ond
divided as follows:
try
since
1941.
Territory eral liquidation bonds.
Due on veen &
Co., of Chicago, Weeden &
served by 0alifornia-Papific Utili¬ Dec. 1: $15,0.00 in 1950,
and[ $10,^ Co., of New York, National State $384,000 water works bonds. Due
000 in 1955..
ses Co.}
Dee. 1 r as
Bank, Newark, Bramhall, Barbour
follows; $42,000
1
Malheur County,
: making its
& Co., and
in
1947,w and $38,000 from
Campbell, Phelps &
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
second try since May. Served! by
1948 to 1^56 inclusive.
Co., both of New York, as 1V2S, at
(P. O. Harrishurg), Pa.
a price of
Idahp Power Co.
73,000 sanitary sewer bonds. Due
101.80, a basis of about
Bond Offering — The Commis-r
Dec. 1, as follows:
1.287%:
Harney County, first time.
$4,000 in
sion will receive sealed
bids until
Served by California-Pacific.
1947; $7,000 from 1948 to 1952
$19.,500,000 veterans' bonus bbnd?:
Dec. 17 for the purchase of
$46,Due $975,000 from Dec.
inclusive; $6,000 1953 to 1956
Clatsop
County,
third
time. 000,000
1,1947
refunding bonds to pro-r
to 1966.
Served by Pacific Power & Light vide for
inclusive, and $1,000 from
the payment of an
equal
1957 to 1986
Co.
inclusive.
500,000 Merchant Marine Bonus
amount vol outstanding 3 % s.
150,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
bonds. Due $25,000 from Dec.
Marion • County,; third
time^f
Dec. 1, as follows;
Served by Portland General Elec-!
$8,000 in
1, 1947 to 1966.
Philadelphia Sch. Diet., Pa.
1947; $15,00Q, 1^46 to 1953 in¬
trie-and Mountain: States- Power
Bond Offering—Add B. Ander¬
Pgted Pec. 1, 1946.
Tbe next
clusive; $14,000, 1954 to 1956
son, Secretary of the Board of highest bidder (for \Yz% bond?),
co.:/;,;
inclusive, and $1,000 from
Linn County, fifth time. Served Public Instruction,
will receive was a group headed by the Harris
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Trust & Savings
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Bank, Chicago,
by MdtMitaht States Ppwer Co.
(EST),
All of the bonds are
on
at a price of 101.279.
Dec. 10, for the
Third best
dated Dec.
purchase of
Junction City and adjacent terr
1,1946.; Denomination $1'000. Bid-,
$5,000,000
permanent
improve¬ offer was that of the National
ritory,
first
time.
Served
by
der to name the rate of
ment bonds, to bear not
interest.
Mountain States Power Co.
exceeding City Bank of New York, and asso-.
Principal and semi-annual interest
\Vz% interest. Dated Dec. 1,1946. ciates, a bid of 101.12 on 1V2S.
North. Lincoln County, second
payable at a suitable bank oj
Denom. $1,000.
These bonds are
Bond? Offered for Investment—
time. Served by Mountain Btates.
trust company
due Dec. 1, as follows:
designated by the
$209,000 The successful syndicate reoffered
Also defeated by state voters in
1948 to 1955, and $208,000 in the above bonds for
successful bidder; Bonds are
pay¬
public sub¬
was a basic school support
able from ad
tax 1956 to 1971.
Rate of interest to scription ht
valorem taxes to be
prices to yield from
measure authorizing a levy of an be in multiples of Vs of
levied op all of the
1%. These 0..55% to 1.45 %,
city's taxable
according to ma¬
annual school tax outside the 6%
bonds wBl be issued subject to the turity
property. A certified check for,
desired.
Prin.
and
int.
was a measure
Okla,
Denom.
burgh;----;/:--.v-':
$100
60,
persons
i
Also sent down to
'
Bond
tax
Proposals to create public util¬
ity districts \vere defeated by
votes that ran as high as 3-to-l
against the measures. Many were
making their second and third try.
One was up for- the fifth time.
ublic
utility districts rejected
-
County (P. O,
Altus),
income
monthly pension
\
years and over.
2879
price of 10Q.769, a basis of
about L54%>vDated Nov.
'i; 1946j
=a>
1947
Defeated by a landslide was a 3%
gen¬
^at
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Bond
School
District,
Offering—Jason S.
der,
Pa.
Sny-
Greenwood
District Secretary, will re?
ceive sealed
bi^s until 8 p.m.
Scott
er,
&
Barber
of
Minne-
apolis^-\viH bp furnished the
SOUTH CAROLINA
cessful
bidder. The bonds
authorized at the election on
■
\
^
were
*
June
County. (P. O,, Creenr
3, 1946, and were
previously ofwood), S. C.
feped, unsuccessfully, on Opt. 14*
Commission
Reports
!
T»o^vep
PesitipnraA statement
(EST) on Dec. 6, for the purchase
Cash
$35,000 school coupon bonds.
re?
Philip, S. Dak.
by the Power Division of
Bond; Offerlng?-H.r L.
Brown,
Greenwood County, S. O., Electric' City Auditor will
receive sealed
Power Commission under date of and auction
bids until 8 p.m. on
Oct. 31. 1946, shows a total bal- Dec,
of
leased
Dated Dec. 1, 1946. Denom.
$1,000.
These bonds are due $5,000 from
Dec.
9, for the purchase of Dec. ;!, 1949 to 1955.
Bidders to
siphool
12, for the purchase of. ttie
coupoii- bonds; name the rate of interest in a mul¬
ance in the 'cash and fund ae,
4md water works bonds'offered tot- Dated Dec; 1, 1946.-^DenOmination tiple of 14- of 1%.
fpllewtng bonds
The principal
tetalwf $W,000,
counts, of $1,919,679.78. Of this, to bear not
hale onNov;^l§?r-y^
exceedipg 3M% in164^j^ 2455xU^ $1,000. These bonds are<4uetDec.; and interest are payable without
1, as follows: $1,000 in 1947, $2,- deduction for any taxes levied $1,609,763.11 is the Oct. 31 casfy terest;
were, awarcfhd td the First ^N'a■"f tionai B,ank o|. |^onc Wpit/ as 3h 000 fn 1948 to 1964» and $l,0p0'in pui&udin; to any present or future account" balance which is com-?; $62,O0Q water bonds. Due
pursuant w any
Jan. ^
yhese. bonds are due serially in 1965.; Bidders to name 4he rate law of the; Commonwealth ot prised of $1,124,876 in the con-,
follows:
;
tone Wolf, Okla.
Bond Sale—"The $5,000 sewer
on
$36,000
1
j
of interest in
from l to 5 yearn The next high?;
est bidder -was" the J. E. Piersol
.
multiple of Y* of Pennsylvania. The purchaser will
1 %.
The purchaser will receive receive the approving opinion ot
Bond Cto.' foy $2,000 as 4s; and without cost, the approving ppin-4 Burgwin & Churchill, of Pitts¬
ion of Burgwin & Churchill of1 burgh/ sthat,, the bonds are valid,
$3,000 as 8s.
Pittsburgh, that the bonds are general obligations of the School
Tulsa County (P, Q, Tulsa), Okla
valid, general obligations o| the District. A certified check for $700,
Bond Election
The. following
Sch ool District. A certified
chepk payable to the School District,
bonds totaling $1,500,000, will be
for" $720, payable to the School must accompany the bid.
submitted to the voters -at the
District, must accompany the bid.
election tq be held pn Dec, 17
Vintondale, Pa.
$1,250,000 county hospital, anci
Bonds Voted—The issuance of
Bradford, Pa.
a
—
;
$250,000 bridge construction
bonds.
■
*
Bpnd Offering—M. E. Cornelius,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 4:30 p.m. (EST) on Dep.
; *
Yukon, Okla,
9 for the
Bond Offering—Sealed bids wil
be received until 8 p.im on Dec
to
The bonds
a^gregatiAg;$33,$Q0:t
;
interest,
coupon
Denom.
are
$1,000.
dated Dec. 1, 1946.
Due
$10,000
on
'
^he bonds will be awarded to
the bidder offering the lowest rate proving legal opinion of Townsof interest and agreeing to pay end, Elliott & Muhson of Phila¬
delphia will be furnished
cessful bidder.
A certified check for
2% of'the amount bid is required
'
v
-
r^yKiuP}.
Newport), Ore.1
Bonds
Voted—The
!
',
issuance
at the
the voter?
of
construction revenue
approved by the -voters
general election pn Nov. 5
:i1
Voted—The
issuance
of
site purchase and con¬
struction bonds was approved by
Mount
was
n/t
.Bonds
$40,000
'
$275,000
bonds
the^iCT
i V eiai
I Lower Mil ford Township SchiDist.
(P. O. Hoeensack), Pa.
Lincoln Coun'y, Central Lincoln
Peoples Utility District tf, O.
on
Nov. 5*
Lebanon
Township
-
-oi.
being ma6e
S--'
onr.
H-
-
the
up
operation
1956,
pf the balances inj
apd maintenance
1962,
In the
bond and interest
redemp¬
tion fund there y/fi? $309,916,6f on
the elate of; this report. Of
the
total balance in the two
funds,
at
the
Bank
write
and
distribute
a
new
issue
of about $50,000,000 revenue bonds
pf the above Authority.
We un¬
that Antonio Lucchetti,
derstand
the Authority's executive director,
stated that the Banco de Fomento
de Puerto Rico, issuing agen.tvhf
the
j
made
Island's
the
approval.
v • government,
had
appointment with his
Purpose of the issue is
bids
contemplated by
this financing will be entered into
program
thereafter.
receive sealed
bonds, to bear not exceeding * 4% interest. Date^i Dec. 1,
1946. Denomination
$1,000. These
Proving
?l?n>
1958, $41,000
in
1959, $44,000 in
1965, and $47,000 in 1966.
Rate of interest to be in multi¬
one-eighth of
1%.
bf
?b.
the unqualified opinion pf
Thorndike, Palmer
&
Storey,
Dodge, of
4W
lQ ^he City Treasurer,
pay-
is
re? :
TENNESSEE
Brownsville, Tentf.
Bond
Election
*-?
An
issue of
$80,000 city hall and auditorium
construction bonds will be sub¬
mitted to the voters at the
election
to be
held
on
Dec. 3.
Jackson, Tent\.
Bond Sale—The $252,000 bonds
offered at auction on Nov. 26—
164, p. 2455—were sold to the
v.
First
a
National Bank of Memphis,
price pf 100.081, a net
interest
_
proved by the voters at the gen-. phia,
eral election on Nov. 5.
check
bid,
'
at
JMU1AUO
amount
quired,
Gen¬
obligations, unlimited tax.
Purchasers will be furnished with
Dorsay, ColScott & Barber of
both without cost to
PJirchfs^r- A certified
due
1960 to
ples of
opinion of
Hnker,
Minneapolis,
Dec.
1, as follows:
$8,000 in 1947 to 1953* $14,000 in
1954 to 1956,
$25,000 in 1957 and
are
desig-
-»«ted by the successful ^ bidden
coupon
bonds
interest, on said date
interest payment date
Principal and interest
,City will furnish the printed
^nd executed bonds and the ap-
of School
until
re-
par
win be payable at
any suit?
or trust
company
5:15 P.m. on Dec. 17,
for the purchase of
$500,000 sphool:
outstanding obligations
eral
and provide additional funds for
capital improvements.
The
Commissioners, will
on. any
pble bank
Cpmty Scfool District
I (P O- Columbia), S. C.
Bond Offering?-Edgar Waites,
Secretary of the Board
.
and accrued
and
1
Co.. oi
and
Cunningham &
S. K. Cunninf
-tsburgh, jointly, as l%s.
bonds
consulting engineers, and Arthur
Anderson & Co.
as
auditors.
1 ers, is
required.
*
maturing after Jan.
1, 1955, are to be subject to
demption and prepayment, at
balances
deposit
•
Pate4 Jan- l> 1947, These are
the bonds authorized at the
elec?
tiop held on Nov. 12. All bonds
of each issue
term U. S. Government
securities,
The Commission's cash
on
$4,000 in 1949 fo
$5,000 in 1957 tp
1962.,
"
$441,164 is represented by sheri-
are
and
28,000 fire protection honds. Due
$2,000 from Jap, 1, 4949 th7 :;
fund ?mcl. the capital reserve fund.
If*
Puerto Rico Water Resources
to refund
School District (P. O*..
Mount Lebanon), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $375,000 school
n.A
RICO
hargt Revenue Bond Issue
Pending—It is stated thpt B. J.
Van Ingen & Co., Inc., of New
York^has been appointed to form
and manage a syndicate to under¬
Interest JtD;
A -certified -check for
%% of the
bonds, payable to order of the
City Treasurer, is required. : Ap¬
4,000 street bonds. Due $l,0pU-m
1949. to la^ inclusive.^
OREGON
PUERTO
Apthority
tiples of MM 1%.
-
pf
recreation center bonds .was ap¬
Greenwood, Greenwood, S. C., the
proved by a twd-to-pne margin County Bank,
Greenwood, S. C.,
at the general election, it is ire- end the
Manufacturers Trust .Co,,
ported.
New York; N. Y.
of interest.to be expressed in mul¬
500 in 1953.
at least par.
building" and
municipal
Dec. 1 from 1947 to 1960 incl. Rate
$29,500 water works bonds. Due
;
$2>OJOO tn 1949^0 1?52^ and.$1,1
-
%%
funding and improvement bonds*
registerable as to principal only.
6, by J. C. Barnhill, Town Clerk
for the purchase of the/following
bonds
purchase of $140,000 not
exceed
$28,000
i
c+y.1ir,t^r,r, anr»™in+
struction account and the ii!iionna
balance
as iy4S.
Due on Dec.
X from
1947 to 1951 incl.
-
w':
THE COMMERCIAL &
j
2880
bonds
1, 1946.
(State of)
Tennessee
$1,000,000 ed¬
improvement bonds of¬
for sale on Nov. 25—v. 164,
Sale—The
Bond
ucational
fered
p.
2600—were awarded- to the
Hamilton National Bank of Chat¬
tanooga, as Is, at
a : price of
100.058, a basis of about 0.99.
Bated Dec. 1, 1946. Denomination
.
These
$1 ,000.
bonds mature
on
1, 1952. The next highest bid
of J. P. Morgan & Co.,
Bee.
that
was
Pierce,
Merrill Lynch,
and
Inc.,
Beane, jointly, for iy4%
Fenner &
bonds, at a price of 101.055. Third
best was an offer of the Equitable
;
Corp., a bid of 100.93
followed by the joint
Securities
.for
iy4s,
offer of the National City Bank of
Hew York, and the First National
v
Chicago, of 100.88 on the
Bank of
same
1947 to 1966 incl.
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1958 incl.
1 from 1952 to
Each issue is dated Dec.
•A Series
coupon,
TEXAS
dated
1935,
Sept.
1,
Thursday, November 21, 1946
chased recently by R. A. Under¬
wood & CoA of Dallas.
Jan.
$1,000.
1, as
follows: $25,000 in 1949 to 1951,
"A
,Sf'
Spur, Texas
f| 1947-55.
These bonds are
$35,000 in 1952 to 1954, $50,000 in
Warrant Legality Approved — 1955
owned by the RFC who have
to 1972, $55,000 in 1973 to
An issue of $22,000 3% street im¬
agreed to surrender the bonds
1976, and $200,000 in 1977..
Op¬
1.891%.
;
provement
warrants
has
been tional on Jan.
for refunding.
1, 1952. A Principal f i
Denton County (P. O. Denton),
approved as to legality by Dumas and interest (J-J) payable at the
Dated Janvl, 1947. Denoms. $1,Texas V
& Huguenin of Dallas. Dated Oct.
City Treasurer's office or at the ; A
000 and $500.
Principal and in¬
Bond Offering —The
County
fiscal agency of the State in New
terest (J-J> payable at a place 1, 1946.
Judge • will receive sealed bids
York City. Said bonds will be sold
preferred by-the purchaser. Bid¬
Sunray, Texas
until 10 a.m. on Dec. 2, for the
ders are required to name the rate
Bonds Purchased—The follow¬ with the opinion of Preston, Thorpurchase of $150,000 or $250,000 of interest or combination of two
ing revenue bonds amounting to grimson, Horowitz & Turner, of
county road unlimited tax coupon rates with their bid which
Seattle, approving the legality of
is $125,000,
were
purchased
re¬
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1946. Denom.
said bonds. A certified check for
nearest par and accrued interest.
cently by Robert Mclntyre & Co.
$1,000. Bidders are invited to sub¬ Any rate or rates named must be
of San Antonio, as 3y2s; $64,000 5% of the amount bid is required.
mit proposals for either amount
in multiples of Ys of 1%.
The water works, and 61,000 sewer
Pasco, Wash.
or
both
maturing
as
follows:
City
will
furnish
the
printed system bonds.
Bonds Voted—The issuance of
Dated April 15,
$150,000 due $15,000 from March
bonds, the approving opinion of 1946. Legality approved by Mc- $132,000
general obligation water
1, 1948 to 1957, and $250,000 due Gibson & Gibson, of Austin, or of
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe of Dal¬ filtration plant construction bonds
March 1, as follows: $20,000 in
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago, las*
was
authorized by the voters at 7
1948, $25,000 in 1949 to 1956, and and will deliver the bonds to the
the Nov. 5 election.
$30,000 in 1957.
Bidders to name bank designated by the purchaser
Texas (State of)
the rate of interest. Split coupon
Local Bond Issues Approved—
Port of Grays Harbor (P. O*
without cost to him. A certified
bids will be acceptable provided
check for $1,100, payable to the The following issues have been
Grays Harbpr), Wash.
each bid does not specify more
Bonds Voted
At the Nov. 5 $
approved for issuance by the State
City, must accompany the bid.
than two different rates of interest
general election the voters are
Attorney-General's recently:
Hillsboro, Texas
in multiples of Vi of 1 %.
These
said to have ratified the issuance
Donna Independent School Dis¬
Pr.e-Election Sale—It is stated
bonds were authorized at the gen¬
trict (Hidalgo County), $240,000 of $250,000 improvement and con-*
eral election' on Nov. 5. Principal by A. M. James, City Secretary,
struction bonds.
school refunding bonds, v
and interest payable at the State that the following bonds aggre¬
City of Fort Stockton, $125,000
Prosser, Wash.
Treasurer's office.
Legality to be gating $180,000, were purchased
street improvement bonds.
Bonds Voted—An issue of $200,approved by the Attorney-Gen¬ on Nov. 22, subject to an election
City of Frankston, $15,000 re¬
eral and Dumas & Huguenin, of to be held on Dec. 17, by a group
pop sewage treatment plant and A#
funding bonds.
<,,,
J vy":-,'
sewer
extension bonds was ap-*
Dallas.
These bonds will be de¬ composed of R. A. Underwood &
City of La Porte, $22,000 water proved at an election held re¬
livered to the purchaser, free of Co., Hatcher & Co., both of Dal¬
system refunding bonds.
cently.
charge, at the Dallas National las, and the Provident Savings
Liberty Drainage District No. 4,
Bank, Dallas.
A certified check, Bank & Trust Co. of Cincinnati,
Vancouver, Wash.
payable to the County, for 2% of as, 2V2S and 2V4S, at a price of $150,000 drainage bonds.
Bonds Voted—We are informed
Liberty Independent School
the par value of the bonds bid 100.003: $100,000 street improve¬
that the voters approved the issu¬
District (Liberty County), $30,000
for, is required, but one check for ment; $40,000 sewer improvement;
ance of $600,000 sewer
system and
memorial stadium bonds.
the larger amount bid for is ac¬
treatment plant bonds at the gen$25,000 swimming pool, and $15,City of Madisonville,
$12,000
ceptable, and the successful bid¬ 000 fire equipment bonds.
eral election on Nov. 5,
street improvement refunding
der will be permitted to adjust
An
issue
of
$100,000 water
;
bOndS,
Washington-Bloomfield local A
this check to 2% of the par value works
improvement revenue
Natalie Independent School Dis¬
awarded*
^Sch^Dist,-. (P. O. Iberia),
bonds, also subject to the election trict
"■t Wash.
(Medina County), $30,000
on Dec. 17, were purchased at the
Dimmit County (P. O. Carrizo
Bonds Voted—An issue of
school house-, bonds and $2,400
$25,same time by. the above syndicate,
Springs), Texas
000 school bonds was
school refunding bonds.
favorably
Bonds Sold — It is stated that as 21/2S and 2%s, at a price of
at; the election held oi* A
Parker County North Side Con¬ voted
$200,000 hospital bonds were pur¬ 100.004.
solidated Common School District Nov- 5,
.
imJ
chased recently
by the Robert
Bond Election!—The following
No. 21-A, $12,000 school house
bonds totaling $280,000 will be
WEST VIRGINIA
Mclntyre CO. of San Antonio,
Dec. 1 from
syndicate headed by Smith,
Barney & Co., was second high
bidder, offering a price of 100.0897
for 1.90s, or a net interest cost of
A
Due on Dec.
l%s.'
as
on
improvement
general
84,000
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1935, bearing 4% interest and
maturing $500
on
Sept.:;l,
1,
These
1947.
bonds
Denom.
due
are
,
—
,
,
Alvin School District,
Texas
Jan.
.
$1,100,000
school bonds authorized at 'the
Nov. 2 election have been sold to
Sold
Bonds
a
The
—
headed by Milton R. Un¬
group
derwood & Co. of Houston.
-
Brazoria, Texas
Sold,—It is stated
.
Bonds
-
.
that
$50,000 water works and sanitary
sewer
system bonds were pur¬
chased recently by R. N. Eddieman
& Co. of Houston, and the
First
of Texas Corp. of
San An¬
.
tonio, jointly.
Sch. Dist.
Corpus Christi Indep.
(P. O. Corpus Christi), Texas
-
Purchasers—In connection with
public offering by Moroney,
Beissner & Co. of Houston, of the
the
■
$500,000 2% construction bonds—
v.
by
164, p. 2600—it is now stated
the Business Manager of the
Board of Education that the bonds
originally
purchased
were
•
at
a
price of par from the above dis¬
syndicate composed of
trict, by
a
F.
Smith
Bert
of
Co.
&
Corpus
Christi, Russ & Co., Sikes & Co.,
and Rauscher, Pierce & Co., all
Interest payable
of San Antonio.
,:.v'
(j-D)„
Crockett, Texas
Bonds Sold—The
andsewer
works
$200,000 water
system bonds
authorized at the Oct. 26 election
have
been
-
sold to
a
group
com-
';.
posed of Crummer & Co., Inc. of
avV-
Texas, of Dallas, the J. R. Phillips
Investment Co., and McClung &
Knickerbocker, both of Houston.
bonds.
"■ v Edinburg, Texas .^ \
Maturity — In connection with
the sale of the $266,000 sewer rev¬
enue
bonds to R. A. Underwood
submitted
to
the
voters
at
the
City of Thornton, $40,000 water
and sewer, refunding bonds.
$100,000 stf'eet improvement; $40,000 sewer ; improvement;
$15,000
msHiNGTON
fire equipment; $25,000 swimming
& Co. of Dallas, and the RansonFranklin County, Pasco Sch.JDist.
Davidson Co., jointly, as 3V4S, it pool, and $100,000 water works
(P. O. Pasco), Wash*
is now reported by the City Sec¬ improvement bonds.
Bonds Voted—The issuance of
retary that the bonds mature on 1
Italy Indep. Sch, Dist* (P. O.
$175,000 construction bonds was
Oct. 1, as follows: $6,000 in 1949
Italy), Texas
and
approved by the voters on Nov. 5.
1950; $7,000, U951 to 1953;
: Bonds
Sold-—It is stated that
$8,000, 1954 to 1956; $9,000, 1957 to $50,000 gymnasium bonds were
King County, Shoreline Sch. Dist.
1959; $10,000, 1960 to 1962; $12,000 purchased recently by William N.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash*
1963 to 1965; $13,000, 1966 to 1968;
Edwards & Co. of Fort Worth..
Bond Sale—The $443,000 school
$14,000, 1969 and 1970; $15,000,
bonds offered Nov. 26—v. 164, p.
Karnes City, Texas
1971 and 1972, and $19,000 in 1973.
Bonds Voted
The following 2600—were awarded to a group
In addition to the above coupon,
the bonds will bear 5% interest bonds aggregating $220,000 were composed of the National Bank
for the first two years.
heavily approved at the election of Commerce, Blyth & Co., Paci¬
held on Nov. 19: $160,000 Water fic Northwest Co., and Bramhall
Galveston County Water Control
works and
sewer
revenue,
and & Stein, all of Seattle, at a price
and Improvement District
of par, a net interest cost of about
$60,000 street paving bpnds.
No, 7 (P. O. Galveston),
1.865%, as follows:
Karnes County Road District No. 1
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7
•
Texas
78; 88-8
$206,000 as iy2s. Due on Dec. 1
(P. O. Karnes City), Texas
Bonds Voted — An issue of
from 1948 to 1954 incl,
Bond Election—An issue of $75,$300,000
wate r
improvement
237,000 as 2s.
Due on Dec. 1
bonds was favorably voted at an 000 road bonds will be submitted
from 1955 to 1961 incl.
to the voters at the election to be
election held recently.
All of the bonds are dated Dec.
held on Dec. 1.
;
election
to
be
held
on
Dec.
17:
Bonds
is
Sold—It
stated
that
$85,000 electric light and power
system revenue bonds were pur¬
chased
recently
by
the
First
Southwest Co., and R. A. Under¬
wood & Co. of Dallas, jointly.
,
Dallas,
—
Bond
Sale
The $3,405,000
2744—were
cate
Graford, Texas
AA Bond Offering—J. L. Sciidder,
Texas • ^
—
bonds offered Nov. 27—v.
awarded
composed
of
to
the
a
164, p.
syndi¬
National
M>:: city Bank of New York, Drexel &
Co., Philadelphia, the Trust Com^ pany
of
Georgia,
of
Atlanta,
I
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy
of Buffalo, J. C. Bradford & Co.,
of Nashville, Provident Savings
Bank
&
Trust
Co.y? Cincinnati,
Campbell, Phelps & Co., of New
York,
Newburger & Hano,
of
Philadelphia, Lyons & Shafto, of
v
:
$400,000 water works
ment bonds.
purchase of the following
boiids totaling $55,000, to bear not
exceeding 4 % interest.1 i *af
:
ment bonds.
1952
•■"V -
'
;
,
like amount of Waterworks
Revenue bonds, Se1935, dated Sept. 1,
1935, bearing 4% interest and
maturing $500 on Sept. 1,
A
ries
garage
to
the
State
Permanent
School
Fund—v.
164, p. 2744—were sold
at a price of par. Dated July 15,
1946.
Denomination $500. These
bonds are due $500 from Dec. 15,
a
group
surrender
and
serially
the
bonds
for
re-
$35,000
of
these
bonds are being issued to pay
a portion of the cost in constructing a sanitary sewer
funding.
5,000
sewer
system
$500 in
1956 to
sanitary
Due
-
in
are
;•
1947 to
to
1955.
refund
of Waterworks
a
These bonds
like
amount
System bonds,
to.
Parking,
erection
revenue
of
off-street
a
bonds for the
garage
to provide
parking facilities.
WISCONSIN
c
i':
1
1
v
'iP
.•
V
.-/j',.-
are
said
to
have authorized the
Bonds Voted —The issuance
ot.
$50,000 hospital bonds carried at
the general election
a
Nov. 5 bY
on
substantial margin.
Shawano Sch. Dist., Wis.
Bonds Voted—An issue of $260,*^ i
000
construction
bonds
fav¬
was
orably voted at the election helds
on
Nov. 5,
Superior, Wis.
_
Bond Election Planned—An is—
sue
of
$300,000 airport bonds
may
CANADA
,'k
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7
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^ v.
*.'O*
,v\
SASKATCHEWAN
Sa.katch.wan
(P. O. Regina),
Sash.
Debenture Sale—The $3,000,000?
3y4%
refunding debentures of¬
*
.
(P.. O. Fort Stockfered
for
sale
recently, wereKlickitat Countyi Goldehttale
ton), Texas
awarded to a syndicate
compose#
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Golden*
$175,of the Dominion Securities
Corp.,.
dale), Wash,
000 county park bonds was favor¬ A ' 'A
A. E. Ames &
Co., Wood, Gundy
ably voted at an election held re¬ V Bonds Voted :^At the general & Co., all of Toronto, Royal Bank
biection on Nov. 5 the voters au¬ of Canada, of Montreal, and th&
cently.
~
;
thorized the issuance of $112,000 Canadian Bank of Commerce, of*
1
i'efat Raymondville, Texas
Construction bonds.
- * Toronto. % Dated
Nov.
15, 1946..
Bonds Voted—An issue of
bian- Securities
of Texas,
Co., both of
Corp.,
and M. E. Allison &
San
Denoms.
bonds
Antonio, jointly.
Roaring Springs Indep. Sch. Dist.,
,
Texas
Bonds Voted—An issue of $40000 construction bonds carried at
the election held
Rotan
recently. '
Consolidated. Indep.
Sch. Dist:, Texas
Bonds Sold—An issue of $237,-
000 construction bonds w§s pur^
Bonds Voted
—
The voters ap¬
proposal to issue $500,county hospital bonds, sub¬
proved the
000
mitted to them at
5'-A
^
A'
Olympia, Wash.
Bond Offering
$1,000 and $500.
are
These-
due Nov. 15,1962. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable in law¬
ful money of Canada in
Toronto,.
the Nov. 5 elec¬ Montreal, Saint John, Winnipeg,
tion.
—
B, F. Hume,
Regina
or
Vancouver, at the
tion of the holder.
of
In the
op¬
opinion
counsel, these debentures will
will receive sealed be legal obligations of the Pro¬
bids until 2 p'jga.- on Dec. 3, for the vince. Legality approved
by Daly,
purchase ^ of A $1,500,000
special Thistle, Judson & McTaggart, of
water revenue bonds;' to bear not
Toronto.
♦.AAT"V!'"'X
A-7'.7
exceeding ,f 4%, ,interest;.
Dated
City
•
Darlington, Wis.
.
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King County Water District No. 7
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bonds Voted — At the general
election held recently the voters
Of * $290,000 water im¬
provement bonds,
i: - • ■
Pecos County
1965.
4,500 refunding bonds. Due $500
forwarded
Street
ordinance author¬
headed by Foster & Mar¬
shall.
issuance
1946 to 1965.
and
and
an
izing the issuance of $550,000 self-
liquidating
2V2% construction bonds awarded
(p^^Ch^^
system.
The bonds are dated Dec. 1, 1946
issue matures
$10,000
passed
Wharf
Second high bid of par be submitted to the voters at am
for $114,000 3s and $329,000 l3/4s, election to be held probably iru
April of 1947.
a net cost of 1.88%, was made by
A 1950-63; $2,000 on Sept. ly
1964, and $1,500 on Sept. 1, } / Bond Sale—The $175,000 paving
j
1965. The bonds are held by bonds authorized at a recent elecr- OLkwis County
Wash. 77AA
tion have been sold to the ColUnvA
the
bonds.
auto test stations bonds.
the
Commission
1, 1946.
RFC, who have agreed to
tion bonds.
each
to
System
\
improve-
320,000 public market construc-
and
sewer
1956, $1,500 in 1957
'to 1963, $2,000 in 1964 to 1973,
$2,500 in 1974 to 1976. $10,500
a
7-
municipal
andf
of these bonds are to refund
30,000 city hall remodeling bonds.
215,000
works
system revenue bonds.
Due
V.iK $500 in 1947 to 1951, $1,000 in
400,000 park improvement bonds.
7
water
$45,500
1,000,000 sanitary sewer and sew¬
Aage disposal plant bonds,J
; A
840,000 street paving bonds.
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200,000 storm sewer improve'
Sch. Dist. '(P. O. Paris),
Bond Sale Details—The
the
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;
Lamar County Consolidated
Texas
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. on Dec. 6, for
Boston, First Southwest Co., of
Dallas, and Blewer, Heitner &
Glynn, of St. Louis, as 1.80s, at a
price of 99.40, a basis of about
1.8571%.
Sale consisted of:
"
Clerk, that the City Council re-'7
cently
.
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Texas
Crosbyton,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Bond Issuance Pending ^ It'isfc
stated by Howard C. Lane,
City
Clerk,
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