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DEC
MONDAY

Re«. U. S. Pat. Office

New York,

Number 4135

Volume 156

Price 60 Cents

N. Y., Monday, December 21, 1942

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DEPARTMENT

CITY

AND

STATE

BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
and

COLORADO
Lakewood

Bonds Voted—At an election on

In This Issue

of

issue

Corporation News

and

the

7

Dec.

State and

Sanitary District, Colo.
authorized

voters

$180,000

sanitary

an

CONNECTICUT
Darien

(P. O. Darien), Conn.

Sale

Note

The

—

$150,000 tax

anticipation notes offered Dec. 14
—v.
156, p. 2082—were awarded
to the Home Bank & Trust Co.

QUOTATIONS
New

York

Stock

Exchange

New

York

Curb

Exchange

of

16,

a

premium of $3. Dated Dec.
and due May 17, 1943.
Day & Co. of Boston, sec¬

1942
L.

R.

discount,

0.425%

at

Darien,

plus

Out-of-Town Listed Markets

ond

high bidder, named a rate of

0.445%,

Unlisted Securities

Waterbury, Conn.
Sale

Note

property.
The letter recommended, among

other

of
relief and a
reduction of $3,000,000 in corpo¬
rate (operating) expense. The city
schools, it was suggested, could

The

—

$800,000 tax

Below)

Bank & Trust

Co., New York

Jan. 1, 1943,

on

the

in

issued

July 1, 1910.

$20,000,

of

Due Jan. 1,

$600,000 In War Bonds 1950, callable at the rate of $20,—The following report appeared
000 per year from and after the
in the Mobile "Register" of Dec.
expiration of 20 years, provided
6:
that 10 days' notice of intention
The City of Mobile is going to
by
publication to redeem said
invest $600,000 of its funds in Fed¬
bonds shall be given,
eral government bonds to help
Holders of said bonds,'and cou¬
Urtcie 3am's^r effort.
*
pons shall present some for pay¬
Mayor ErnesLM. Megginson, Fi¬
ment
at
the Irving
Trust 'Co.,

Dade

County

Special Tax

(P. O. Miami), Fla.
School Bonds Re¬

Validation

11

the

as

Commissioner, announced
yfesterday.

this decision

permanent improve¬
account, estimated to total
its

From
ment

City, on or before date

New York

Interest ceases on Jan. 1,

called.
1943.

election
and

The districts
No. 3, $875,000;

are:

5, $850,000; No. 7 and No.. 9,

No.

A technicality in

$150,000 each.

the 1941 statutes caused

final

of

postpone¬
for

proceedings

certificates dated to mature

Arkansas

%%

at the

Cities

Seek

ILLINOIS

(State of)
Increase in Turn¬

$12,000
$15,800

of

issue

due on
bonds sold

an

now

in

Forest Hills School Sub-

1928 for

District No.

2, according to news

reports.
The

high court upheld Kenton
Court's ruling in a suit

Circuit

brought

Highland Ceme¬

the

by

tery in behalf of itself and other
bondholders
that the
payments
either

made

be

must

Board's

from

the

Fund,

Sinking

general funds, or by a special
levy.
It added the liability
was
against the whole Kenton
school district, instead of only the
its

tax

sub-district.

Kentucky (State of)
School Corporation Bond Inter¬

Taxable

by

Federal

Government—George

L.

Evans,

out

finance director in the State Edu¬

a

suggestions were carried
tax rate of $8.58 would be

cation

$9.89 in 1941, and gloomy guesses

tion

$10.12 for 1942 unless the cuts

that

drastic.

Moline, III.
Considered

Refunding
tion

of

of

Ques¬
mu¬

revenue
maturing in

and

1937

—

pool

swimming

1,947 was considered at a meeting
of

City Council on Dec. 1.
III.

Peru,

Plans Retirement of Light

is

Certificates—It

called atten¬

Department,

to the possibility

10

Dec.

on

boards

school

numerous

might have to pay Federal income
tax on the interest from outstand¬

$84,000

refinancing

Be

May

est

ample in Chicago, compared with

May 5.

on

next year,

000 in United States treasury

its

Fox indicated that if the Realty

final hear¬

validation of the bonds.

ARKANSAS

requested

was

cutting

Circuit

date of the

issues

ment

approximately $700,000 by early
the city will put $500,-

—

ing for validation of the $2,025,000
4% bonds of various special tax
school bonds authorized at an

1

nance

county

Court
nicipal
Judge Paul D. Barnes has set Jan.
bonds

quire

the

pay

Kenton

FLORIDA

To Invest

Dec. 8, ruled that the Kenton
County Board of Education must

on

Board's

are

41/2% sewer

amount

bonds

Mobile, Ala.

The

consider

of

plus $4 premium.
ment

fund

educational

their

to
highway
spending from $2,419,000 to $483,800, and the Cook County forest
preserve was urged to reduce its
road expenditures from $454,000
to $363,000.

Due June 2, 1943.
Corp. bid 0.52%,

City, at 0.49%.

poor

$5,000,000.

The First Boston

ALABAMA

in

spending by $2,500,000, and their
building
fund outlays
at least

were
over

elimination

the

items,

reduce

anticipation notes offered Dec. 17
awarded to the Central Han¬

Miscellaneous
(See Index

levy of $191,000,000 against Chi¬

$6,000,000

City News

1941

cago

sewer

disposal plant revenue bonds.

specified places where large

cuts could be made from the

bonds.

ing

The bonds

said,
of
citizens who form corporations to
erect plants for schools and who
hold title to the buildings until
the school board pays them back
through
rent.
This
has been

Plant done

in

affected, it

issued

those

are

by

was

groups

school

where

instances

that boards were unable to borrow by
the city is planning to redeem in
issuing their own bonds. No esti¬
the near future the outstanding mate was
given as to the number
balance of $20,000 314% electric of schools affected or the total
light certificates of indebtedness income tax payments that might
of the original issue of $200,000,
be required.
issued in 1938 to mature serially
School
bonds
falling
in the
to

reported

1958.

"holding company category," Mr.

Chicago, III.

INDIANA

Evan

pointed
out,
contained
Bonds
Purchased by
Sinking
clauses guaranteeing them to be
East Chicago, Ind.
greater Fund—The City Council on Dec. 9
tax free, with the result that if
Warrant
Offering — Albert
P.
proportion of county-city high¬ passed an ordinance authorizing
the income derived by their hold¬
way turnback, has been made by the sale of $550,000 114% refund¬ Lesniak, City Controller, will re¬
ers
from interest on them was
ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m. on
members of the Executive Com¬
ing, bonds of 1943 to the sinking
subject to the Federal income tax,
Dec. 29 for the purchase of $230,mittee of the Arkansas Municipal fund.
Dated Jan. 1, 1943. Denom.
the school boards involved might
League, in session at Little Rock, $1,000. Due Jan. 1, 1948. Princi¬ 000 not to exceed 114% interest have to reimburse the bondhold¬
Dated Jan.
2,
Ark., Dec. 11.
The proposal was pal and interest (J-J) payable at time warrants.
ers
for the amount collected by
made during a discussion on'de¬ the
City Treasurer's office, or at 1943, and due Dec. 31, 1943. Call¬ the Government.
clining revenues and how the the office of the fiscal agent of able on five days' notice to the
In a letter to Franklin County
purchaser
either by registered
The investment of waterworks municipalities can recoup these the city in New York City.
School Superintendent Roy True,
letter or publication in a news¬
losses by favorable legislation by
revenue will be done in this man¬
Mr.:Evans advised that an agent
City will use the proceeds of
paper published in East Chicago.
ner.
The City Commission will set the Arkansas General Assembly. the
of the Bureau of Internal Reve¬
issue
to
retire
an
equal
Payable at First National Bank
up a sinking fund for the retire¬
Mayor Chester Holland, Fort

end of

one

back

year.

waterworks
revenue it proposes to invest $100,000 in Series G 12-year United
States
Treasury
savings bonds.
These bonds pay a maximum of
2.75% interest if held until matur¬
ity. They may be surrendered,
however, at any interest period,
Mayor Megginson said.
surplus

its

From

,

proposal that

Revenues—A

cities attempt to secure

a

South Water Street

amount of 4%

$350,000 water-sewer Smith, President of the League;
maturing in 1953. To Mayor Jared Trevathan, Batesthis fund will be transferred an
ville, and Mayor O. W. Neely,
original sum of $100,000 from the North Little Rock, were named
surplus of about $200,000 which as a committee to confer with
has been accumulated in the wa¬ Governor Homer M. Adkins on
terworks account. This $100,000 the turnback
proposal.
will then be invested in war bonds.
of

ment

a

bond issue

The recommendation was made

Mayor Megginson explained that
by the committee concerning any
$100,000 is the limit which the
of the several proposals referred
city is entitled to buy in Series G
to a recently appointed legislative

bonds.

committee.

The Mayor

to

substantial amount of

permanent improvement fund

the
in

any

use

El

Dorado

School District No.

15,

Union

County, Ark.
Bond Call—Harry W. Cawthon,

financing municipal projects in District Secretary, calls for pay¬

next year and that conse¬ ment on Jan. 1, 1943, school bonds
quently it was decided to make a Nos. 446 to 460, at the First Na¬
majority of the money available tional Bank of El Dorado.
the

for the war program

in the mean¬

He pointed out that

time.

at the same

the city

McGehee

time will obtain some
have been

ment securities.

Jan.

ARIZONA
Phoenix, Ariz.

Bond
van,

Qill--Thomas M. Sulli¬

City Treasurer, calls




for pay¬

Special

School

District,

Ark.

benefit through interest received
on both its investments in govern¬
>

Cook County
State

000,000

Bond

Call—Bonds

Nos.

3

to

called for payment

8

o^

1943, at par and accrued
interest.
The bonds, with Jan. 1,
1943, and subsequent coupons at¬
tached, will be redeemed at the
Simmons
National
Bank,
Pine
1,

Bluff.

(P. O. Chicago), III.
Group Asks $21,-

Realty
Tax

Cut—An

urgent re¬
quest that the major tax spending
bodies in Cook County slash their
budgets severely

and reduce the
levies $21,000,000 under 1941 for the City of
Chicago alone was contained in
amount

a

said the commission

little prospect of being able

sees

improvement bonds which mature
Jan. 1, 1943.

letter

of

1942

sent

to

Nov. 23 by the

public

officials

Illinois Association

and

viewpoint

budget

muddles

on

the

now

tax
con¬

Chicago at the' annual luncheon
of the Civic Federation in Hotel
La Salle.
He said it was the duty
the

their

Council Bluffs,

Utility
The

Bond

proposal

revenue

ommend

Iowa

Issue

to

Defeated—

$1,560,000

issue

bonds to finance acquisi¬

tion of the Council Bluffs Gas Co.
was

defeated by the voters at an

election

on

Lexington had announced

intention

his

IOWA

against
of

and

the

interest

Lee

rec¬

assessment

on

taxpayer's receipt
the type of bond

in question.

: -

■

County (P. O. Beattyville), Ky.

Bond

Deo. 9.

tocks,

KANSAS

report

Lexington taxpayer by

a

of

reason

to

deficiency

a

Offering—Elizabeth Mat¬

County

Clerk, will

Court

sealed

receive

bids

until

1

p.m.

Coffeyville, Kan.
(CWT) on Dec. 29 for the pur¬
Sinking Fund Operation—The chase of $19,000 not to exceed
$97,000 water mains construction 4% interest road and bridge re¬
in funding bonds of 1943. Denom.
August are being purchased by $1,000. Interest J-J.
Due Jan. 1,
the sinking fund.

bonds authorized at an election

fronting the city and the county
was
expressed by Prof. Simeon
E. Leland of the University of

of

at

nue

Chicago.

tax

of Real Estate Boards.
Another

of

taxing bodies to continue
levies at the same levels,

operate
economically, and use
surpluses to pay off debts.
Charles E. Fox, Executive Sec¬

(P. O. Paris), Ky.
Project Deferred For Duration

—The

county

ample levy for Chicagoans to pay,

hospital

Quotations:
New

Other

construc¬

project, involving an issue of
$200,000 bonds approved at the
November, 1941, general election,
has been postponed for the dura¬
tion.

Stock

Unlisted

Exchanges.. .........2210

Securities

2215

State and
;

City Department:
Bond Proposals and Negotiations.2177

Gen.

Corporation and Invest. News.2187

Dividends

Declared and Payable

2180

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund

(P. O. Covington),

Kenton County
Board

The Kentucky

Must

Notices
The

Ky.
School

Page

Stock Exchange..
21R<3
York Curb Exchange........2205

New York

tion

retary of the Real Estate Associa¬
tion, said $170,000,000 would be an

INDEX

KENTUCKY
Bourbon County

Pay Bonds

Court of Appeals

2180

Course of Bank

Foreign

Exchange

Capital Flotations

Clearings.....,2220

Rates

2186

2216

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2178

1975, subject to prior redemption
the option of the County on
any interest due date only on or
after
Jan.
1, 1965, at the face
amount
plus
accrued
interest.

MASSACHUSETTS

pursuant to the provisions

Of Section 157-a of the State Con¬

stitution and statutes enacted pur¬

Bid forms and fur¬

suant thereto.

obtained
County
Court

ther information may be
the

from

Clerk.

above

of

Rate

interest

to

Beverly, Mass.

County (P. O. Elkton), Ky,
Sale—An issue of $20,000

Bond

school

3%

refunding-

bonds

was

recently purchased by the Bank¬

awarded

R.

to

of

Dec.

Whitley County (P. O. Williamsburg), Ky.
Bond
Sale—The
$75,000 road
and bridge refunding bonds of¬
fered Dec. 10—v. 156, p. 1994—

$100,-

16

was

W.

Pressprich &
Co. of New York, at 0.364% dis¬
Due Oct.

count.

well & Co. of

bidder, named

Boston, second high
a rate of 0.37%.

Bridgewater, Mass.
Sale
The Bridgewater

Note

—

Trust Co.

of

issue

awarded

was

at 0.48%

Nov.

Due

Dec. 16

on

$25,000 revenue notes

discount plus a premium

of $1. Due Nov.

26,1943. The Mer-

26,

of

National

high bidder, named

Bank

Nov.

Williams

Co.

rate

a

Massachusetts

(State of)

Municipal Debts Reported—Ty¬

Co., Inc., Boston, is making-

free distribution of

the

edi¬

35th

-

27

the

to

of

Allison-;

holders, and

.

Gulf port, Miss.1
Bond Election Postponed-~Election on the question .'of
.issuing

&

Feb. 1.

:

Hattiesburg, Miss.
Additional Details—The

$79,000
series A-2
refunding bonds, re¬
cently awarded to a group headed
by Jac. P. Ducournau of New Or¬

leans,
net

at

a

interest

v. 156, p. 1995,
price of 100.007, a

cost

of

.

about.

2.34.%,
were
awarded
to
the
Bankers
tion of its booklet giving up-to- as follows: $40,000 maturing May
Bond Co. of Louisville, the only
date
financial
statistics
of
the 1, $1,000 in 1947 to 1952, $3,000.
bidder. Due on July 1 from 1944
State of Massachusetts, its coun¬ in 1953 to 1962, $4,000 in 1963, as
to. 1954 incl.
cities, towns and districts. 21/2s, and $39,000 maturing May 1,
The bonds were sold as 3V2S, at ties,
This edition, contains an outline $4,000 in 1964 to 1969, and $5,000
a
price of 103, a basis of about
map
of Massachusetts, showing in 1970 to 1972, as 2%s.
3.02%.
all its political subdivisions.
The
Mississippi (State of)
statistics given show population,
LOUISIANA
Has $10,500,000 - Surplus—Con¬
assessed valuation, gross and net
vinced that tough days are ahead
Eunice, La.
debt,
net
debt
ratio
and
per for tax
Gas
Plant
Bonds
Called
for
payers, Governor-Paul B.
capita, tax levy, tax collections, Johnson
hopes to go out of office
Payment—-Refunding Issue Sched¬
tax titles, and a comparison of
little more than a year from now
uled—The outstanding balance of
tax rates.
Copies .are available with a
surplus in the treasury of
$56,000 4*4% first mortgage gas
upon request to the bond house. several millions
of dollars.
plant revenue bonds were called
With more than $10,500,000 sur¬
for payment on Dec.
> Southbridge, Mass.
1, 1942, at
Note Sale
The Second Na¬ plus, or, "book balance" as the
the redemption price of 103. Dated-

the

from

proceeds of a $46,000
refunding issue and available cash
in the municipal treasury.
Lafayette, La.
Bond

892.50

Details—The

Issue

refunding

$56,-

awarded

bonds

1 to the Equitable Securities

Dec.

Corp.,

Nashville, and Scharff &
Orleans, jointly, at

Jones of New

price of

a

100.05, as reported in
158, p. 1994, are divided as fol¬

v.

lows:

$33,892.50

892.50
1945

due

23/4s,

1944

1960

and

$1,-

due

$2,000

from

incl.;

$23,000 2^s,
$2,000 in 1961 and $3,000 from

1962

St.

in

to

to

1968

Dec.

represented

Bellevue

at

have

Drain

of

basis of about 0.99%.. Dated Dec.

"at

1,

no

1942

on

and

Dec.

1

railroads

sold

the

Sunset

about

&

to

Bonds

author¬

May

on

a

group

Planters

19

com¬

Trust

&

ad

The

sale

con¬

following;
valorem

Denom. $250.

bonds.

tax

Due Aug. 1, as
1943 to 1946,

follows: $500 in

$750
in

in

1947

1956 to

to

1961

1955,

Waltham

tham,
Nov.

and

$1,250 in

,

in 1947 to

at
15,

incl.

1952, $1,500 in 1953

1958 and

0.33%
1943.

$50,000

Bank

of

Wal¬

discount.
The

the

to

Due

Second

Na¬

Battle Creek School

District, Mich.

Note Sale—An issue of $115,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to

Tenders Wanted—H. W.

City

Clerk,

will

until

Dec.

of

28

8

receive
p.m.

Wedge,
sealed

(EWT)

certificates

of

on

indebt¬

edness, series A, B, C and D, dated
Jan. 1, 1941. A sum of $7,000 is on
hand

for

certificate

retirement.

Certificate

Carroll,

Offering—J. Russell
Village Clerk, will re¬

sealed

bids until

Frederick

8

p.m.

on

Housing Authority, Md. Jan. 19 for the purchase of
$23,Bond Sale—The $55,000 series
500 not to exceed 6% interest cer¬
A, first issue bonds offered Dec. tificates of indebtedness.
Interest
10—v. 156, p. 1994—were awarded
J-J. Dated Jan. 1, 1943. Due Jan.
to Alex. Brown & Sons of Balti¬
1, as follows: $2,000 in 1944 and
more, at a price of 100.098, a net
1945, $3,000 in 1946, $2,000 in 1947
interest cost basis of about 1.582%,
and 1948, $3,000 in
1949, $2,000
as follows:
For $20,000 maturing
in 1950 and
1951, $3,000 in 1952,
June 1, $9,000 in 1943, $2,000 in
and $2,500 in 1953. The
approving1944, $3,000 in 1945 to 1947, as 2s,
opinion
of
Fletcher,
Dorsey,
and
$35,000
maturing June
.1,
Barker,
Colman
&
Barber,
of
$3,000 in 1948 and 1949, $4,000 in Minneapolis, will be furnished.
1950, $3,000 in 1951 and 1952,
St. Louis Park, Minn.
$4,000 in 1953, $3,000 in 1954 and
Certificate Sale—The Security
$4,000 in 1955 to 1957, as iy2s. National Bank of
Hopkins was
Mackubin, Legg & Co. of Balti¬ awarded on Dec. 14 an issue of

$25,000

1.599%.

1.60s,

a

net

-




cost

there

is

$1,837 certificates of indebtedness
3s, at a price of 100.816, a basis

as

of about 2.69%;
Second high bid
of of 100.06 for 4s was made
by Kalman

&

Co.

of

St.

Paul.

the

-

first

executive

to

session

nary

office.
If

an

during

v ;'

:

his

have

in

receive

to

School

National

Joseph

Sale—The

Dec.

of

educational

to

Pass

Christian,

$85,000

2s

^
/

coupon

-:—r • *
Bonds

of

City.

bonds.

Hay Springs, Neb.

;

Bond Legality

by

the

Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co. of Omaha,
NEW
■

bonds
consist

are

of

$7,200

1, 1942 and

District

and $5,000 District No. 3.

No.
"

5
7

MISSOURI
Inter-River

Drainage District, Mo.

Protective

nated—Final

-

Committee

Termi¬

Accounting

Made—
The Bondholders' Protective Com¬
mittee for Inter-River

rail¬
taxes

.

that

amount,. only
collected, In 19414
under the new law,

$15,042,931 was assessed and $15,018,527 was paid.
Only the New
Jersey and New York Railroad

Bond Issue Details—The $40,000

Boston, as IV4S, as reported in
v.
156, p. 1730—were sold at par,
are dated Nov. 15, 1942, and ma¬
ture Nov. 15, as follows:
from 1943 to 1946 incl. and

1947

to

7.

NEW JERSEY

$4,000

terest.

Voted

...

—

The

,

City

Bond

Sale—The

improvement
9—v.
156,

N.

are

assessments

1

of

$243,657,

1.3%

or

less, the State and its municipali¬
ties

are

25%

more

did

in

$3,657,357, or
than they

receiving
cash

1940

"Under

revenue

the old

under

the

based ; upon

taxes

law.

T

law, franchise
net
railway

new

thus

predicated
High, earn¬
ings of railroads this year will re¬
sult in greater railroad taxes nexf
year
than have ever been as¬
were

of 1941.

,

sessed
upon

in

New

Jersey.

bonds

to

Commission

first

gen¬

offered

1995—were

Based

comparisons of earnings re¬

merce

J.

$142,500
p.

by
;

total railroad
$18,053,032 and

1942,

ported

,

Kearny,
eral

in

-

upon revenue

.

Council'on Dec. 3 voted to refund

Dec.

"Now,

assessments

:

Gloucester City, N, J.

Refunding

sounder

$3,000

'

.r

and

accompanied
receipt of more cash.

operating revenues of the pre-:
Interest ceding year form an important
part of the total railroad tax. 1942

incl.

1954

,

lower

99.9% collection is achieved. With

N. H.

$1,809,000
school " and , general
Approved—Legal¬ funds at riot'more than 3 V2 % in¬

dated Oct.

former

railroad

was

taxes assessed

HAMPSHIRE

Concord,

7

ity of $12,000 4%; funding bonds
has been approved by Charles &
Trauernicht of St. Louis.
The

Of

the

1, 1942. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht
of St. Louis.
" ;
% v ''" :-

Miss.-

the

law,

2083--were \ purchased

Oct.

Forest),

under

tax

was

M-N.

O.

for the first

"In 1940, the last year the State

A

from

(P.

the

Local

receive

now

source

defaulted.

George

Scott County Supervisors Districts

will

time in almost ten years.

assessment

Bonds Sold—An issue of
$5,700
4% funding bonds was sold to

Meridian.

cash from this

under

laws.

tax

districts

Purchaser—The $41,000 funding
bonds reported sold in v. 156, p.

*

of

of

railroad

school

sessed.

system.

Carter

experienced

were

as

old

year

.

cash- pay¬

amounting to $18,296,689 were as¬

participate in the purchase of the

T.

'preferable

Authorized—The

airport hangar construction bonds
purchased Nov. 2, by Tyler & Co.,

Dated

how

*

ments
are,
as
compared
with
doubtful accounts receivable such

road

Char don, Neb.
/

school

Past

operated

$243,000 not to exceed 2%%

'

the

Supervisors District
(P. O. Forest)i Miss. ,7,

institutions,

agen¬

cies

NEBRASKA

:

In

County

mu¬

war-

municipalities.

City
$14,371,635
Council recently authorized an is¬
the first

gas

;

of

year

experience has shown these

Mo.

made by Baum, Bern-

was

leimer Co. of Kansas

■

addition

District,

dated Feb. 1,T943, and due Feb. 1.
1963.
Second high bid. of 100.405

of

cities of Biloxi and Gulf port will

this

in

railroad tax program.

jew

St.

Chicago, as P/4s, at a price ol
100.089, a basis of about 1.74%,

many

election.

Jer¬

y,

he Harris Trust & Savings Bank

/:

8

New

strained revenues, and clearly es¬
tablishes the advantages ol the

>f

system of the Southwestern Gas &
Electric Co., was approved by the
the

in

operating

nicipalities

refunding bonds offered Dec. 14-—
156, p. 1908—were awarded to

sue

at

1942

Jersey, the sum ol $18,99.9% of the total $18,assessed for 1942 upon

053,032

Mo.

Bank

in

School

interest refunding

voters

covering

or

lailroads

-7.

on

purchasing the natural

New

of

should

District,

history, fiscal agents of the'state
'

Appeals

beneficial to the State and its

reported

as

Bond

,

7V

.

paid
.law because that rail¬

districts and

St.

administration. leaves: in

•

been

"Upon receipt of the promised
payment by the Central., Railroad

share

their

distribution

Said.

,

$24,029

owes

have

"The foregoing revenues from
156, p.
1908—were sold at a price of 101, railroad taxes are now available
1 basis of about 1.52%. Due
$8,000 ior cash disbursement to the State
Teachers
Pension
on April 1 from 1954 to 1956 incl.
Fund,
State

Louis,

his

term

still

not

except
New

and

decison of the State Board

a

Tax

.028,993

.'V .Jv-"- .J

final

Boatmen's

extraordi¬

his

any

program

Jersey

taxes.

Bond Sale Details—The $24,000
school bonds sold to the

,

1944, without
law-makers into

not

would

view

under

!%%•

January,

chief

years

Railroad

under

Callable after ten years.

end

all

provisions of the

New

which

of

therefore

...

Rolla

,

absolutely

governor

The

York

St. Louis, Mo;

special session."

a

the

No. 2

Hopkins, Minn.

Interest F-A.

100.014 for $9,000 4s, $21,000 H/2s

swell;

wartime

convening the
special session, he would be the

Scott

ceive

and

time

in

cost of

Clawson, Mich.

Aug.

second high bidder, offered

to

Pass Christian, Miss.
%
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Bonds Voted—The proposal to
of Detroit, at
1%% interest, at issue
$72,000 revenue bonds -to
par plus a premium of $7.50.
provide for the city's share, of the

MINNESOTA

MARYLAND

more,

this

need for

of

present the certificate of deposit sey, will have been received in
the month in which it was due;
to
the Mississippi Valley
Trust
Company, 506 Olive Street, St.
-"Following ten years of confus-'
Louis, Mo.
.
irig defaults and continuous liti¬
Secretary of the committee was gation, such complete payment by
Wyllys K. Bliss, 506 Olive Street, railroad taxpayers will be most

:

the treasury more than $2,000,000,
it would be the greatest sum in

$2,000 in 1959 to

All of the bonds are dated

to'

of

payment

tax

two.

The

Should

MICHIGAN

1962.

1, 1942.

annually
1947

sold

was

National

tenders

25,000 acreage bonds.
Denom.
$500.
Due Aug. 1, as follows:
$500 in 1943 to 1946, $1,000
to

to

tional Bank of Boston, next high¬
est bidder, .named a rate of 0.40%.

$1,000

1962.

continue

impetus

and

Holders

.

of

(for Is)

notes

Trust

3.496%.

sisted of the

$16,000

$4,000

1943

Sale—An issue of

Note

Opel-

Co., Sunset,
and Charles F. Boagni of Opel¬
ousas, as 3V2S, at 100.037, a basis
of

the

under

revised* rail

The committee deems its duties

acting;%

governor
was
quoted as
Tyler & Co., saying that unless some grave
par; (for DAs) Waltham Savings strictly state problems arise put
Bank,
100.62%;
First
National of the war, he has no intention of
Bank
of Boston,
100.32; Arthur convening the Legislature into ex¬
Perry & Co., 100.30.
traordinary session.

Savings Bank of Opelousas, Bank
of

due

from

bids:

Other

revenue

bonds

election

an

O.

District

$41,000

been

posed

(P.
La.

will

amount

full

assessed lor 1942 against all

taxes

ment
of
March
20,
1929,
as
amended, under which it has been

it, in the treasury as of Dec,
6, ; present indications
are.
the
under

1, New Jersey railroads paid

$16,606,678 in taxes for 1942. This

date, of Dec. 3, 1942, it terminated
the bondholders' protective agree¬

rate of 0.429%.

Weston, Mass.

Parish

prefers

Jersey State and munici¬

>

discharged

spending.
•.
'■}.
V
Although pressure has already
Waltham, Mass.
been put on him to- call a special
Bond Sale—The $20,000 munic¬ session of the
Legislature for the
ipal relief bonds offered Dec. 10 purpose of dishing out some of the
were
awarded
to
the Waltham
surplus, Governor Jackson told
National Bank, as Is,: at 100.03, a close associates and
advisers that
a

incl.

ousas),
Sold—The

tax. commission

9 by Robert C.
State Treasurer:

fiscal officers it will pay
originally deposited with
shortly. The delayed payment in
April 1, 1929, and subsequent this
instance is necessitated
by
coupons
attached, aggregate
the fact that the company which
$591.80 per $1,000 bond (propor¬
is in receivership, must await a
tionate amounts for bonds of $500
writ of certiorari., from the
Su¬
and $100 denominations,
respec¬
preme Court of New Jersey to re¬
tively).
bonds

;

call

term

Landry

ized

Corp., second high bidder, named

state

state¬

a

the

—

Bank
of
Boston
was
1939, and due serially in tional
20 years.
Callable on Dec. 1 of- awarded on Dec. 15 an issue of
any year.
Funds for the payment $106,000 notes at 0.40% discount.
of the bonds are to be provided Due May 1, 1943. The First Boston

1,

•

Payments-

issued Dec.

"New

,

Dec.

Tax

standing certificates of -■ deposit road is
being abandoned by the
(receipts).
Total distributions to Erie
system.
The Central Rail¬
date
(including the above final road of New
Jersey owes $l,422,-'f
distribution) to holders of cer¬
315, which amount it has assured*
tificates of. deposit, representing
the State

noted in

as

sold

were

Nov. 24, 1942, the

as the proceeds of the
sale, together with other cash re¬
maining on hand, nets as a final
distribution, after payment of all
the committee's unpaid liabilities
and obligations, $161.80 for each
bond of- $1,000 par value, $80.90
for each bond of $500 par value,
and $16.18 for each bond of $100
par value represented by the out¬

Electric Co.,
from Dec., 8 to

postponed

ment

Hendrickson,

committee

$600,000 revenue bonds to cover
the city's share of the cost of the
purchase of the gas system, of the
was

on

Jersey (State of)

Railroad

Following is taken from

proposed sale was consummated. pal budget makers had a new and
The $135,209.87 received by the
pleasant experience last week. On

MISSISSIPPI

Southwestern Gas

1912

approved by all of the certificate

:as

V

New

due

was

Minneapolis,

.

remaining accounts receivable
and owing to the committee
by the Newco, Land Company, re¬
ferred'to in v. 156, p. 1563,, was

'$7,000

bonds'

-Monday, December 21, 1942

the

(

.

issue, of

bridge

awarded

2s.

Boston,

0.50%.

ler &

and

Mer¬

The

1943.

chants

of

Sale—An

15, 1943. Hunne-

second

Co. of Louisville.

Bond

ers

Str Martin, Minn,

»

road

issue

offered

notes

an

Todd

Sale—The

Note
000

be

of 1%..

only in multiples of

*

Bond

at

Issued

.

;

<

ten

the

Interstate

months

of

Com¬

during
1942

the
with

those
in

during the same ten months
1941, assessments against seven

systems alone are expected to ex¬
awarded to J. S. Rippel & Co. of
ceed $20,000,000 in 1942.
Newark,: as 1.80s, at a price of
"Thus, in 1943, under the new
100.153, a basis of about 1.78%.
the State will receive
Dated Dec. 1, 1942 and due on program
more revenues by several million
Dec. 1 from 1943 to 1957 incl. Sec¬
ond

dollars

than

it

would

have

been

high bid of 100.26 for 2s was
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., possible to levy under the old and
Dist., Mo., under date of Dec. 8, Inc., New - York., Among other outmoded railroad tax law. This
advised holders of certificates of offers was one of 100.56 for $142,- fact in itself justifies the legis¬
lative act by which a thoroughly
denosit (receipts) for bonds
pf the 000 2.10s, made by M. M. Free¬
sound tax structure was substidistrict that the proposed; sale of man & Co. of Philadelphia.

Drainage

made

,

tuted for

fiscal

ready .thrown the State into
chaos.

which, the

1943

upon

levy will

tax

be

based, appear as follows:
*■'

Net Railway

New

$7,479,458

Jersey.,

pe.aware,

Laeka-

of

.

Western

wanna,

■

Valley.,..

York

New

N.

Central

SusqueWestern

Y.,
'"hanna,

Pennsylvania.

....

increase

.

_

„„

■

.

,

Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Sale—The
$68,000

8,945,461

4.9

18,673,904
9,098,682
49,908,955

9.1

1941

10.7

gains accomplished by
the revision of New Jersey's rail
tax law.
Between 1932 and 1940,
railroads had defaulted payment
over

$10,000,000 of these delin¬
quencies were owed to the State
Teachers
Pension
Fund.
Over
most

,

$7,000,000

was

Another

tricts.

counties

the

due

distribution

for

0.73%, plus a premium of $2.
'

the

$34,000,000 in taxes to the
State and its municipalities;
Al¬

of

Hutzler, of New York, second
high bidder, named a rate ' of

to

school

$17,000,000

dis¬

Pelham Manor, N.

'

Sale—The

Bond

all the

on

ized ,at
for

for

PENNSYLVANIA

a

Allentown, Pa.

•

:

;
-

.

ment to the various claimants en¬

•

titled to the same under the laws
applicable
to
the
distribution
thereof.
During this period of

,

author;, fered
election, on were awarded to the Harris Trust

certified check

$100, payable to the village.

&

Bank, Chicago, and
Dougherty & Co.,
Philadelphia, jointly, as l!4s, at
100.444, a basis of about 1.205%.
Dated Jan. 1, 1943, and due $30,000

•

Lorain, Ohio

'

Bond Sale—The

Moore

:

County

(P.
n.

.

.'

Carthage),

O.

c.

■
.

issue of

Serial Notes Sold-r-An

$34,000'

sold

the

to

of

Bank

made

Co.

by McDonald-Coolidge
Cleveland.-

of

Third

Dale

best

Pine-

By

entered
Inc.

1955, and $125,000 in* 1956.
Rate
unprecedented war-time taxation, of interest to be in a-multiple of
such a distribution of the millions Vi or one-tenth of 1%, and must
.1 now
impounded
by
litigation be the same for all of the bonds,
would have a highly beneficial Principal and- interest payable at
County
Treasurer's ' office;
and stabilizing effect upon The the
fiscal structure of. both State and with New York exchange, or at
1 the Irving Trust Co., New York;local government."
Valid and legally binding general
Pateraon, N. J.
obligations of the County, all the
Bond
Litigation Sought—Leo- taxable real property - within
pold Frankel, a local attorney, has which will be subject to the levy
advised the city of his intention of ad valorem taxes to pay the
to ask the State Supreme Court bonds and interest thereon, with¬
limitation
as i to
; on Jan. 19 to grant a writ of cer¬ out
rate;4 or
r

•

,

<

tiorari

bring under review an

to

The

amount.

bonds

are

issued

providing for an issue pursuant to Section 8 of the Gen¬
sewer
reconstruction eral Municipal Law, as amended,
was passed by the for the purpose of refunding a like
Board of Finance on Nov. 5. Su¬ principal amount of outstanding
In the event
preme Court recently dismissed, bonds of the county;
without comment, the petition of that prior to the delivery of: the
Attorney Frankel for review of bonds the income received by pri¬
ordinance
of

$10,000

i bonds

•

„

which

the legality of an issue
bonds—v. 156, p. 2083.

of $39,000

Amherst
No. 13

District
(P. O. Eggertville), N. Y.

Bond Sale—The $14,000

refund¬

ing bonds offered Dec. 16—v. 156,
p.

2083

Marine

—

awarded to the

were

Trust

Co.

of Buffalo,

2s, at 100.30, a basis of
1.945%. Dated Nov. I, 1942.

as

about
Due

1, 1948.
Only other, hid, an
offer of 100.10 for 2s, was made

Nov.

the Manufacturers & Traders
Trust Co. of Buffalo.
■ ■■/..

'by

ful bidder may, at

relieved

of

(P. O. Tarrytown),
N.

Refunding
T.

Y.

Issue

Approved—H.

O'Brien, Director of Municipal

his

the contract to
and

in

such

bonds

of "the

his election, be

obligations under

purchase the bhnds
the deposit'ac¬

case

bid will- be- re¬
turned.
The approving opinion
of Vandewater, Sykes & Gallo¬
way, of New York, will be fur¬
nished to the purchaser ^without
cost.' Enclose a certified check fdr
companying

his

$7,000, payable to the county/
Yonkers, N. Y.

looking

has

will furnish the bonds and the ap¬

ohio

j.

4,//

Champion Township (P. O. Route
•

4/ Warren),

r

Ohio

1

Bond

Offering—Fred E. Banks,
Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until noon

Clerk,' of- the

on: Jan.

proving opinion of Squire, Sand¬
ers^ Dempsey, Esqs., of Cleve^
land.

No bid for less than par and

accrued interest.
fied check for

,

-

.

.

lies within the State.

decision

is

voided

States

sd&w.

is

Court,- 'assuming
appealed by the city to
that/ tribunal, : the * municipality
will
be
required to> pay about
$200,000 for taxes, penalties and
interest running back to

leases the railroad for

effective.

The

Price

.

Co.

of Oklahoma

Yonkers, at 0.60% annual rental to the Cincinnati,
14, 1942 »and New Orleans and Texas Pacific
March 15, 1943. Issued to fi¬ Co., a part of the Southern Rail¬

'

system.

•

,

"

Bond

of

Education

will

OREGON

""""

Bond Offering—Elsie O'Rourke,

City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. on Dec. 21 for

of $36,000 not to ex¬
interest
refunding
light and' power bonds.

the purchase

;

School

District, Ohio
Offering—The Clerk of

the Board

City—v. 156, p.

Monmouth, Ore.

ceed
Columbus

4%%

city

Dated Dec.

way

$15,000

1996—were sold at par.
:

re¬

314%

electric

Interest F-A.

The

—

Borough

.

Johnstown

the
acquisition
boroughs
of
Water
Co.,
in

by
the
an

attempt to block the efforts of the
city government to acquire the
utility.
Frank Rhoads, Borough
Secretary of Dale, was instructed
by the Council to arrange a meet¬
ing of the Cambria County Bor¬

ough's Association to consider the
proposal.
Duryea, Pa.
Bond

Offering

William Ma-

—

ziarz, Borough Secretary, will re¬
ceive

bids

sealed

until 8 p.m. on

Dec. 29/for the purchase of $170,000 not to exceed 414% interest

judgment funding bonds.

coupon

Bidder to

of the follow¬

name one

314%, 334%,
Interest J-J.
1, 1943. Denomina¬
tion $1,000; Due Jan. 1, as follows:
$15,000 in 1944 and 1945, $16,000
in 1946 to 1948, $17,000 in 1949,
$18,000 in 1950 and 1951, $19,000
in 1952, and $20,000 in 1953. Pay¬
interest

ing

rates:

4%, 414%

or
Dated Jan.

able
tax

4i/2%.

deduction

without

for

any

taxes

(except succession or
inheritance taxes) now or here¬
or

after

levied

under any

assessed

or

thereon

future law
of
the
Commonwealth,
all
of
which taxes the borough assumes
and
as

present

or

to pay. Registerable
principal only. These obliga¬
will be payable
from ad

agrees

to

tions

valorem

taxes

limitations

within

placed

the

by

taxing

law

upon

The bonds will be sold
highest responsible bidder,
provided such bid is not less than
par
and accrued interest.
The
highest responsible bidder shall
boroughs.

to the

be the

one

who, having complied
sale, offers

with the conditions of
to

take the

issue

at

whole

the

amount of the

interest

lowest

cost

to the

borough, which shall be de¬
termined by deducting from the
total amount of interest to be paid
on
account of such bonds during
life

thereof,

the

amount

of

premium offered, if any, over and

airport bonds awarded Nov. 24 to
National. Bank & Trust

tional Bank of

interest.

Paid—The

to

neighboring

the

Okla.

the First

$1,500,000

a

OKLAHOMA '/./
Gage,

Supreme

that it

Unless the

by the United

11

awarded to the First Na¬

,

,

icates of indebtedness offered Dec.
were

certi¬

Board of Education.

1936, the
that Kentucky's income tax

certif¬

a

purchase of
Solon, Ohio
$20,000 not to exceed 3% interest
Bonds Tendered—In connection
fire apparatus and building bonds.
Interest A-O. Dated Jan. 1, 1943. with the call for tenders on Dec.
Denomination $1,000.
Due $1,000 7 of refunding bonds, dated July
April and Oct. 1, 1944 to 1953. 1, 1938, W. F. Robishaw, Village
Rate of interest to be in multiples Clerk,- reports that $4,000 were
of % of 1 %. These are the bonds offered at a price of 97.50, $5,000
authorized at the general election at 99.75, and $1,000 at par.
held on Nov, 3.
The. Board of
West Alexandria, Ohio
Trustees to pay for printing of
Bond O f f e r i 11 g—Jeanette G.
bonds; purchaser to pay for opin¬
ion as to legality and expense of Meier, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until-noon on Dec. 29,
shipping.
A certified "check for
$200, payable to order of the trus¬ for the purchase of $13,000 4%
Interest
tees, is required. V .///:,,; fire apparatus bonds.'
M-S.
Dated Dec. 1, 1942.
De¬
Cincinnati, Ohio
-nomination $500. Due $500 March
Railroad Held Subject to Ken¬
and Sept. 1, 1944 to 1956.
Bidders
tucky Taxation—Under a decision
may bid for a different rate of
rendered by the State Court of interest in
multiples of 1/4 of 1%.
Appeals at Frankfort on Dec. 11, No bid for -less than par and acthe city is required to pay the erued interest.
Authority:
Sec¬
State of Kentucky $30,000 annu¬
tions
2293-1 to
2293-37
of the
ally in income taxes, the court General Code of Ohio. Enclose a
having upheld' the State's levy on certified check for $500, payable
that
portion of the city-owned to the Village Treasurer.
and privately-leased railroad that

became

Sale—The $500,000

Enclose

$150, payable to the

the

for

2

law

Note

i

reports - that
State
due
Comptroller Joseph V. O'Leary
nance
revenues
receivable as of
approved an issue of $110,000
Dec. 31, 1942. Payable at the Cen¬
refunding bonds> to be dated not
tral Hanover Bank- & Trust Co.,
earlier than March" 1, 1943, and
New York, or at the First National
mature $10,000 on Jan. 1 from 1953
Bank of Boston. Legality approved
to 1963 incl.
by Hawkins, Delafield & Long¬
Hempstead and North Hempstead fellow of New York City. Other
bids: First National Bank.of Bos¬
Union Free School District No. 5
Accounts,

as

year

.

Greenburgh

from

type and character shall be
taxable by the terms of any Fed¬
eral income tax law, the -success¬

School

Common

holders

vate
same

NEW YORK

t

Johnstown

Council took initial step on Dec. 9

!

v-

O. Johnstown), Pa.,

(P.

Oppose Water System Purchase

of 100.01, also for
was
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.;

bid

notes

anticipation

bond

was

6

j

tion

$1,000.
Due Jan. 1, as fol¬
lows:
$50,000 in 1954, $175,000 in

Webster

.

.

hurst,

Denomina¬

J-J.

Interest

1943.

Savings

W.

•

■

and

$98,000 refund?
ing bonds offered Dec. 14—v. 156,
on Jan. 1 from 1944 to 1963 incl.
p. 1910 — were awarded to the
Ohio Co. of Columbus, as 1V2S, at Second high bid of 100.192 for
bearer without option of registra¬
IV4S
was
made
by the Union
a price of 100.48, a basis of about
tion and'.bear interest payable at
An ac¬
I.42%.
Dated Dec. 1, 1942 and Trust Co. of Pittsburgh.
maturity."
count headed by Shields & Co.,
due semi-annually-on May 1 and
New York, third highest bidder,
Nov.
1 from 1945 to
1951 inch
NORTH CAROLINA
Second high bid of 100.11 for IV2S offered 100.678 for l%s.

was

payable to municipalities.
Over
:
$10,000,000 was owed to Jersey
"City alone.
'
'*■
•

$600,000 fund¬

improvement bonds of¬
Dec. 15—v. 156, p. 1996—

ing

0.75s,. at a price of Macedonia Rural School
District,
Refunding Issue Approved -An 100.008,-a basis of about 0.745%'.
Ohio
issue of $50,000 refunding/bonds Due Dec. 1, as follows: $11,000 in
Bond O f f e r i n g—Marguerite
has been approved by State Comp¬ 1943 and 1944 and $12,000 in 1945.
"Under
the railroad- tax set¬
Forbes, District Clerk, will re¬
troller "Joseph V. O'Leary. )They
ceive sealed bids until noon on
tlement act more than $16,000,000,
will
be
dated not
earlier ; than Washington Public Sckool District,
Dec.
31
for
the
or almost one half, has been paid
purchase
of
\
*;•
n. c.
March 1, 1943 and mature $5,000
on
account of • these back taxes.
$15,000 not to exceed 5% inter¬
Bond Sale—The $10,000 refund¬
on Jan.
1 from 1944 to 1953 inch
est improvement bonds.
Checks tendered by the railroads
Interest
ing bonds offered Dec. 15—v. 156,
A-O.
Dated Sept. 1, 1942.
in payment of this $16,000,000 are Suffolk County (P. O. Riverhead),
De¬
p. .2084-^-were
awarded to the
:
nomination
'
:
L-w held by the State Comptrol¬
N. Y.
'.
$1,000.
Due
$3,000
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co. of
Oct. 1, 1948 to 1952.
ler and the State Treasurer sub¬
Bond Offering—Ellis T. Terry,
Rate of in-"
Greenville, as;2s, at a price of
ject to the outcome of current County : Treasurer, will receive 100.16, a basis of about 1.98%; terest to fye in multiples of 14 of
These bonds were author¬
litigation concerning the consti- sealed bids until 1 p. m. (EWT) Dated Jan. 1, 1943 and due Jan. 1%.
ized at the election held on Aug.
on
Dec. 22, for the purchase of
tutionality of the act.
1, 1952.
The City Sinking Fund
"A
favorable
court
decision $350,000 not to exceed 4% inter¬
II, 1942, and are payable from a
Commissioner was second
high
tax
unlimited
as
to
rate
or
would make this vast sum im- est coupon or registered general
bidder-,,offering par for 2s.
/' 4
amount.
The Board of Education
mediately availbale for disburse- refunding bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,"

:

Sale—The

Bond

multiples of

general

1,
1937.
July 1,

on

from 1948 to 1956 incl.

different

a

Due

Dated

Boston, or
at the New York Trust Co. against
payment;'; and are payable
to

Nov. 1,

,i

Enclose

First National Bank of

series

1, 1942-and due $1,000
from 1947* to 1961 inch
high bid of 100,36 fot
2.20s was made by C. F. Childs &
Co. and Sherwood & Co., jointly.

the

Nov. 3.

-\

' /

bid

may

rate of interest in

,The certificates will be deliv¬
ered on or about Dec. 14, at the

''VP

Second

Y.

be levied

may

amount.
.

Dated Nov.

Rye, N.

J-J.

July

Dated
$500,

Denomination $1,000.
Jan. 1, 1945 to 1952.

$1,000

Bidders

.

refunding bonds offered Dec'.
14—v, 156, p. 1996—were awarded
to
Newburger, Loeb & Co., * of
New York, as 2.20s, at a price of
100.40.
a
basis of about 2.16 %\

was

on

Interest

bonds.

Jan. 1, 1943.

revenues

property within the City
without/limitation as to rate or

64

on

Denom.

ment

taxable

Y.,, ] / /

$15,000

the

$18,000.

noon

for the

binding obliga¬
payable in the

from

Dec. 26

purchase of $8,000 4% fire
department building and equip¬

A.

of 1%. These are the bonds

premium of

23.8
.41.3

sealed bids until

be
are

which

Dated Dec. 15, 1942 and due
Dec. 1, 1943.
Salomon Bros. &

from
and 1942

may

certificates

Moro, Ore.
Bond Call—C. V.

Sharp, Village. Clerk, will receive

Due

$3.

expected further increases in
1943 do not tell the whole story

'

Co.

Belknap, City
Treasurer, has called for payment
on
Jan.
I, 1943, 4% refunding
bonds Nos. 5 to 40, aggregating

anticipation of which they are
issued, but if not so paid, payable
ultimately from ad valorem taxes

Buffalo, at

0.70% interest, plus a

they

with,

in

2083—

p.

41.3

and

about

156,

& Traders Trust Co. of

receipts

in

taxes

628,354
81,791,327

14—v.

instance

filed

be

where
The

of

first

issue

indebtedness

of

will

and legally
the city

tions

awarded to the Manufacturers

was

.

9,382,111

777,937
115,570,557

bank,
inspected.

Certificate

certificate

issue

said

Co., New York, only other

offefed Dec.

6G.4

$4,493,480

L

"Increased" cash

railroad

■

20,379,351
10,070,245
70,531,750

•

Erie

Lehigh

.

this

valid

1941
-

Nov. 1 from
Bacon,.Stevens- to

on

bidder, offered 100.36 for 2.70s.

Operating Income
October 31)

1912

Railroad

&

son

Per cent

Railroads

due

1943 to 1960 inch

(.10 months ending

Central

1942 and

1,

•

.

earnings

increased

"The

land 4 Electric
Illuminating
t(^ ^uinenessthe First National Due in 10 years.
Boston, and a duplicate
Frazeysburg, Ohio
Bond.
transcript of legal papers incident
Offering — Homer

al-

had

which

2179

0

oi l burger, Loeb & Co: of New York, •and
autheutic^d
validity by
fs 2.10s, at a pnce of_ 100/541,. a Bank of
basis of about -2.05%. Dated Nov.

outmoded method

an

taxation

railroad

& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

THE COMMERCIAL

Number 4135

Volume 156

Dated Feb. 1, 1943.

above the face amount of the issue.
The
to

enactment at any time prior

the

delivery of the bonds, of

Federal

legislation which in terms,
by the repeal
or
omission of
exemptions or otherwise, subjects
to

a

Federal

terest

on

income

bonds of

a

tax

class

the in¬
or

acter which includes these

char¬

bonds,

will, at the election of the pur¬
chaser, relieve the purchaser from
his obligation under the terms of
the contract of sale and entitle the
purchaser to the return of the
amount deposited with the bid.
These bonds are issued subject to

Due Feb. 1, 1944 the favorable opinion of Townssubject to call Feb. 1, end, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
1946, and any interest paying date delphia, and will be delivered to
ment bonds.
thereafter.
The approving opin¬ the purchaser only if and after
the
ion of Teal, Winfree, McCulloch,
proceedings authorizing the
Euclid, Ohio
ton, 0.68%; Leavitt & Co., New
(P. O. New Hyde Park), N. Y.
Issues Bonds—The City Council Shuler & K'elley of Portland _will issuance have been approved by
Bond Sale—The $23,000 school York, 0.72%, and National City
the Department of Internal Af¬
Enclose a certified
site bonds offered Dec. 10—v. 156, Bank of New York, 0,84.%, plus (recently issued $247,000.2lk% de~ be furnished.
fairs. Enclose a certified check for
The
certificates will- -be linquent tax bonds to the Cleve¬ check for $750.
p. 1909—were awarded to New- $7.50.
ceive sealed bids until Dec. 29 for
the

purchase of $95,000 improve¬

Denom.
to

$1,000.

1951,

.

•-

Commercial and Financial Chronicle (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William*B/ Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Spruce Street, New York, BEekman 3-3341. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
William Dana Seibert, President: William D. Riggs, Business Manager.
Published, twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday J .Other
offices: Chicago—In charge of Fred H. Gray, Western Representative, Field Building/Telephone State 0613). London—Edwards & Smith,1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E.C. Copyright 1942 by Wilham
B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second-class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y„-under the Act Of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States and Possessions,
$26.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $27.50 per year. South and Central America, Spain, Mexico and Cuba, $29.50 per year; Great Britain, Continental Europe (except Spain),
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Asia, Austraa*
funds

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

2180

2% of the bonds,

payable to Bor¬

ough Treasurer.

Robinson-Humphrey Co. of At¬
lanta, as reported in v. 156, p. 1912,
in. $1,000 denominations and
mature $25,000 on Nov. 1 from

Norfolk, Va.
Bond

are

Philadelphia, Pa.

1%—Or¬
dinance providing for lowering of
the
municipal
wage
tax from
14/2% to 1%, effective Jan. 1, 1943,
was signed on Dec.
10 by Mayor
Wage Tax Reduced to

by

hour

an

passage

ordinance

tax-cut

the

voted

Final

Samuel.

Bernard
of

was

Council less than
before the Mayor signed
City

The reduction was

the measure.

approved by Council after com¬
pleting consideration of the 1943
budget and only, after city finan¬
cial officials said they were con¬
vinced the cut could be made with

The cut was made feasible

safety.

by prospects of increased revenue
next

enabling the Receiver

year,

his

increase

of Taxes

to

estimates

of city income.

A

original

1952

ment

M-N,

Interest

TEXAS

Trust

William

to

Co.

&

Edwards

N.

of

to

the

Washington

Co.

Feb.

from

15

1943

posed

Co.

after

issue.

date of

five

of

from York,

years

made by

Rauscher, Pierce &

and

Co.
1

Breckenridge,

Tenders

Wanted—E.

of

bid

made

Texas

Treasurer,
payment

the call for

announces

March

City

&

of

Paterson.

98.68

for

Radford,
of

was

sewer revenue bonds.

1, 1942. Interest F-A.
$1,000.
Due on Feb. 1

from 1945 to 1971 incl.

Bond Sale Details—The $30,000
bonds
purchased

and

construction

interest

payable

Principal
the City

at

1,

1951, $1,000 in 1952 and 1953, $1,1954, $3,000 in 1955, $3,500
in 1956, $4,000 in
1957, $1,500 in

dered

office.

by the system

500 in

in

amounts

sufficient

to

Trust

Co.,

New
'

Bonds Sold—An issue of

therefor

$20,000
public improvement bonds, auth¬
orized at an election on Oct.
27,
Spartanburg, S. C.
was recently sold to
Scott, Hor¬
Bond Sale Details—The
$125,000 ner & Mason, of Lynchburg, as
2V2% refunding bonds sold to the iy4s, at a price of 100.50.
/
York

Gair

and

a

Gas

including those

called

list of corporate
called for

stocks

common

under

bonds, notes,
redemption,

sinking fund provisions.

The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬

ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
which the details were given in the
"Chronicle."
Company and Issue—
Alabama
due

Great

Southern

Date

RR.,

1943

Alleghany
due

1st consol. mtge.

Corp,,

20-yr.

collat.

trust

Dec
conv.

5%

Page

//,

bonds,

_________

23

2093

____

due

A,

1964

-*

___;

Washburn

Co.

of

New

due

of

due

series

Corp.,
1st

International
1st

&

Paper

Kewanee

2034

Mercantile

6 v2 %

&

Feb.

Improve,
1,

mtge.

1
1

2096

1943—

bonds, series G-2, due
30

1%%

equipment trust certificates, due Feb. 15, 1943_Dec 30
equipment trust certificates, due March 1, 1943__Dec 30
Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc., preference stock__Jan
1
2%

Cleevland

&

Cloverland

Pittsburgh RR., general mortgage bonds___Dec
Dairy Products Co., Inc. 1st mtge. GV2s,

31

1949

1st" mtge. 6'/Z%

1945,

5%

bonds,

due

July

due

1946

5%

Steel

ref,
Iron

5s_

mtge.
Co.

Corp.,

due

1st mtge. 6%

County y

due

bonds

extendedT

fas

of

Co.,

1st

mtge.

—Dec

3V2S,

series

2132

1

2039

1

2040

1

New

1st
Oil

preferred

Corp.,

mtge.

due

1948

Dayton Union Ry., 4% mtge. bonds, due 1949
Jan
Denver Tramway Corp., gen. & ref. mtge. bonds, due 1950_Jan
Dri-Steam Products, Inc., 5%
convertible notes

1

2128

1

1862

1941

Jan

2

Co., 5Vg % bonds, due 1947
Dec
Eastern Car Co., Ltd., 1st mtge. 6% bonds, due 1952
Jan
Fairbanks, Morse & Co., 20-yr. 4% debentures, due 1956_Feb

28




1872

1

1960

______

tSee Volume

155.

grouped in two separate tables. In the
bring together all the dividends announced the

we

we

Then

we

follow with

second table in

a

show the dividends

declared.
The dividends announced this week

31

1691

are:

2135

1

2041

2136

Feb

1

2128
2129

1

1047

1

2037

Co.

preferred stock
Dec 23
6% deb., due 1950Dec 30
prior lien bonds, secies A,

3%%

debentures, due 1954
—Dec.
Electric Corp. $4 preferred stock-Dec
1st mtge. bonds, due 1960
Jan

St. Louis Public Service
Co.,

Salmon River Power Co.,
Air

mtge. 6%

Line

1st mtge. 5s, due 1959

trust

Extra

Aircraft

Air

t2288
1868
1611

Reduction

.

*

1332

1

2044

13

1869

and

Alliance

25c
40c

12-19

12-29

12-21

1-

1-

12-15

2
2

12-15,
12-24

(quar.)

10-31

25c

(s-a)____

12-29 4

27c

1-15

12-31

25c

1-15

12-31

1

10-23

10c

12-28

12-21

$3.75

1-2

12-19

t$2V4

1-

1

1-

2

$1

12-15

12-21

Corp.,

6%

pfd.

Co.

12-23

12-17

$3»/2

12-23

12-22

12-15

12-11

A

—.1

Arch

12-19

$2yac

Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
American

12-21

$16

..Investment

(accum.)

pfd. (quar.)__
(year-end)

i2y2c

Extra

1

1-16

12-24

12-17

50C

12-24

12-18

25c
B

2-

75c

Bakeries, class A (quar.)—_______
(irregular)

12-24

12-18

$l'/2

12-24

12-18

8c

12-31

12-16

American Car & Foundry, 7% non-cum. pfd._

$1%

12-31

12-22*

15 c

American

Business. Credit,

1958

Jan

1

2046

American

European

$6

preferred

—

(quar.)

A

$5

—

Securities

(year-end)

mtge.

class

Dredging Co.

American

31

Samaritan
ref.

preference

(Pittsburgh)

.

American Discount Co. of Georgia (quar.)___
Dec

(Good

1st

of Hoc.

2

1-

50c

—

Trust

'

20c

(s-a)

Allen Electric & Equipment (quar.)_
Alliance Insurance (Phila.)
(year-end)

Class

1694

bonds, series A, due July 1, 1949

Co.

$3

$1

American

1st

B

'

(year-end)

Corp. conv. pfd.
(quar.)_

Electric Appliance Corp.—ii
& Susquehanna RR, Co. (reduced)-

2045

Ry.,

Co.

:

Allegheny

1868

1

Florida

;

Mfg.

Accessories

Extra

23

Ry.-Seaboard-All

(quar.)——__

Algoma Steel Corp., 5%

1

1

Co.

—

Ainsworth

Albany

21
31

Share

Air-Way

Dec

of
Charity
of
Cincinnati
Hospital and Seton High School)

collat.

Insurance

2042

1st mtge. 5% bonds, due 1952_Feb

bonds, series A and series

Sisters

Name of Company

2042-

1st

Holder*

Pav'ble

-

Abercrcmbie & Fitch, $6 preferred (s-a)____
Aeronautical Securities (year-end)—

Extra

_jan

Co.,

2042

When

Per

Aetna

1

Realty Co.,
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co., real estate 1st mtge.
6% gold bonds of C. Benton Cooper, due Jan.
1, 1944_Jan
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Service Co. 1st lien & ref,
mtge. 5% bonds, series A'
Jan

Seaboard

dated,

15,

1

Jan

1958

2133

1

preferred stock

Railways Corp.,

Northeastern Water &

2128

Fruit

1615

1955——Apr

due

1690

1776

Jan

6s,

1958
American

Parkview

15

July

——Dec 31

-—

debentures,

1690

2040

2040

*

& St. Louis RR.,

1771

_Jan

stock

6%

1st mtge. 5s, due

previously announced, but
which have not yet been paid.
Further details and rec¬
ord of past dividend payments in many cases are given
under the company name in our "General Corporation
and Investment News Department" in the week when

__Jan

stock

1st

Coal

2127

2128

Earl

York

due

B.)

1

2128

preferred

(Geo.

1

2128

6%

first

•••

1st

1

!

1695
2047

are

current week.

which

•

New Mexico Gas Co.—

Corp.,

North

Jan

1960

Co.,

Dividends

.■

Jan

2096

5

bonds, due
stock—

20-yr.

2141

1

15

28

conv.

DIVIDENDS
1865

A,'

1966

Jersey Worsted Co.,

15

4%

preferred

1st mtge. 6s, due 1944
_Feb
6% debs., due 1945——Dec

1157

2039

bonds, series!

;

Electric

New

Jan

mortgage

Page

.

_„________^_Jan

1946—.

1949

Apr

1st

5V2%

Ltd.,

10-yr.

•Announcements In this Issue.

1691

Jan

stock___

Co.,

Ohio Gas

2040

Jan

preferred

Co.,

Corp.,

-—Jan

Indiana

1

Haven

Cumberland

County Power & Light Co.—
1st mortgage 3 V2V0 bonds, due 1966

$125,-

Date

—-Jan

1946, 1947, 1948 and 1951

514

26

New

debentures,

—

^Continental

;r

1934lDec

1949

1,
Dec

Inc.,

/,

„

due 1946
Lime

2

2036

25-yr.

Department' Stores,

Arthur, Ont.

Sold—An issue of

1952

1st mtge. 5s, due 1951
Jan
Corp. of N. Y. collat. trust mtge. bonds, series f
*,

Nehi

1

of

1871

West

21

Co.,

1960

price

2141

Walworth

New York, Chi.

Continental

Bonds

Securities
a

1

series A,

2131

2036

Coal

Port

a total
dollars of

at

1

2038

2

__Jan

Consolidation

$45,000

2

1

prior lien bonds, due 1952
Jan
Inc., secured 5y2% bonds, due-

1949

due

___

Dominion

Toronto,

Joseph, Alberta, 1st 6s, due 1937-1948-—__Jan
E.) Mfg. Co., 7% pref. stock—Jan
Standard Bleachery & Printing Co., 5'/a % mtge. bonds,

28

Newton

I,

the

of

Texas Southwestern Gas Co., 1st mtge. 4%s, due 1956—Dec
United States Steel Corp., serial debentures, due 1944,

i

1950

ser.

to

Corp.

(A.

Jan

1688

1968

3MiS,

Ont.

improvement bonds has been

sold

Company and Issue—

Studebaker

23

1

mtge.

Peterborough,

Bonds Sold—An issue of

Staley

Standard
4

<

30

1st

2131

1

__Dec

_

Co.,

by the Dominion Securities Corp.
of Toronto.

Sisters of St.

\lConn. Ry. & Lighting Co. 1st & ref. 4y2s, due
1951____Jan
Consolidated Biscuit Co., 1st mtge. 5Mas, due 1946

Jan
Edison

were

ond high bid of 102.277 was made

of

purchased

million

Page

mtge. ser. A 5% conv. bonds, due May 15, 1951—Dec 28
1st mtge. series B 5%
bonds, due Nov. 15, 1954
-Dec 28
Newport News & Hampton Ry., Gas & Electric Co.,
1st & ref. mtge. 5s, due 1944
Jan
1

dated 1928

Commonwealth

9

to

purchased by Cochran, Murray &
Co. of Toronto, at a price of 102.11.

4V2%

Properties,

Narragansett
Dec

.___

improvement

Dec.c

Fairclough & Co. of
Toronto, at a price of 103.07. Sec¬

mittee

Mississippi River Pwr. Co.
Mortbon

B,

0.60%

awarded

school

1941, when the finance com¬
adopted a policy of invest¬

31,

Field & Co., 1st mtge. 3.6%
20-yr. bonds
Dec 27
Mayaguez Lgt., Pwr. & Ice Co. 1st mtge. 6J/2s due 1953-Jan
1

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
Ref.

offered

2040

Mar

Co.

and

bonds

289 3V2% improvement bonds was

1st and ref. mtge. 5%
bonds, due 1944—______—Aug
1
Lexington Ry. 1st mtge. 5s due 1949__—_____ Feb
1
Libby, McNeill & Libby, 1st mtge. 4s, due 1955——Dec 31
Louisville & Nashville RR., unified
mtge. 4s, due I960—Jan
1

Miller Co.,

preferred stock________Jan

______

Gas

bonds,

general

na¬

Decem¬

dollars

Hill, Ont.
$35,600 3V2%

Sale— The

government securities since March

1st and ref. mtge. s.f. bonds,
_Feb

1944

l1

Indiana

&
&

Public Service Co.,
1, 1949—

McCormick's Ltd.,

1957

1st

Coal

due July

2034

due

forty-three

bonds, due 1950________________
_Jan
City Gas Co., 1st mtge. 5s, due 1946——____—Feb

1

Central

4 %

dollar

million

The State has
of

Marshall

Central Gas & Electric Co,—
1st lien collateral trust 6% bonds,
1st lien collateral trust 5 V2V0

Co.

Clearfield

8

Corp.

1957

lien

1950

mtge. 5%

due
«

due

rate

101.77.

Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
*
'
r
1st mtge. 6% gold bonds, series
A, due July 2, 1943—Jan
Illinois Communities Telephone
Co., 1st lien 6% gold
bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, 1949—
:_Jan

____Jan

due

5y2s,

Forest

Bond

Govern?

tificates.

2130

mtge, junior

mtge.

one

Home

due March 1, 1946_Feb
bonds, due Dec. 1, 1946-Feb
Central Hollywood Bldg. Co., income leasehold
mtge. bonds
Central Indiana Gas Co., ref. &
impr. mtge. 5 % bonds,

Terminal

bonds,

1st

More

Dec

Corp.,

name

CANADA

3%

6V2S, due 1944-___-<___„___Mar 15

B

Herbrand

to

interest, expressed in a mul¬
tiple of ]/4 or 1/ 10th of 1%. Prin.

$3,500,000 of the new long-term
2j/2% Victory Loan issue and $2,500,000 short-term Treasury cer¬

bonds,

mtge. sf 4 V2 % bonds,

Bidder

of

Otto A. Case, State Treasurer.
in the purchases were

to

2130

(closed)

De¬

and

1951.

Included

_,__________Dec

Gas

six

31

1961

Hamilton
■

1st

$6,000,000

of

total

____Jan

1

Bayway

1st

Lehigh Valley Coal Co., 5%
2094

serial

1952

Gulf States Steel Co.,

A,

2095

mtge.

15, 1943.

Due Jan. 15, as fol¬

$125,000 from 1944 to 1947
$130,000 from 1948 to

incl.

United States government securi¬
ties since December 1, according

Dec

Mexico,

23
1

1st

Dated Jan.

$1,000.

lows:

Victory Fund drive, the State
Washington has purchased a

; Date

Inc.,

a.m.

ONTARIO

nine billion

ber

Clay, of New York.

1935

_,__Dec

Arkansas Power & Light Co.
Ballard Oil Co. of Hartford,

&

11

$1,020,000 not to exceed 2%%
series
1943
refunding

thereafter.

Bonds—Supporting the

City

•

Cartons,

1,

5% bonds, due 1966_
—Feb
Inc., 1st mtge. 7s, due 1948-Jan
20-yr. 6% income 2nd mtge.

______

the

until

C.

will

Jan. 4 for the purchase

on

bonds.

Due

tion's

provide

bids

Clerk,

interest

nom.

ment

Georgia-Carolina Power Co., 1st mtge. 5s, due 1952__._Jan
Gulf &
Ship Island RR. 1st mtge. ref. & term. 5s,

Kansas
1856

of

of

John

—

County

sealed

(CWT)

15, as
1944 and

Washington (State of)

Council adopted on Sept. 28, 1942.

Nov,

Jefferson

American, British & Continental Corp. 5 % gold deben¬
tures, dated 1928__—.u*.
,4*+--Feb
1
American
Type
Founders,
Inc;1,
15-yr.
conv.
debs.
due 1950 ___—_—A——
_•__—
Jan 15
American Utilities Service Corp., trust 6%
bonds, series
-

2003

bonds,

1950

ordinance

receive

Dec.

15, -1942.
Callable
1947, at par, or any

15,
date

Buys

Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,

Cleveland

dated

Notices
Below will be found

the

Niederprim,

ma¬

•

fully described

more

Company and Issue—

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
preferred

in

as

Offering

Dec.

Dec.

interest

outstanding

Guaranty
City.

Due

23/4s.

Dated
on

extended

as

Wis.
Bond

3y2*s

$83,000

County (P. O. Kenosha),

and int. (J-J) payable at County
office.
A
certified
$30,000 in* 1957 and 1958, $31,- Treasurer's
000 in 1959, $32,000 in 1960, check for 2% of the bonds,
pay¬
to
order
of
the
$33,000 in 1961 and 1962, $34,- able
County
000 in 1963, $35,000 in 1964 Treasurer,
is
required.
Legal
and
1965, $36,000
in
1966, opinion of Chapman & Cutler of
$37,000 in 1967, $38,000 in Chicago will be furnished the
1968,
$39,000 in
1969, and successful bidder.
$40,000 in 1970.

'

Dated Feb.
Denom.

for

$27,000 in 1953 and 1954," $28,000 in 1955, $29,000 in 1956,

Va.

Craigie & Co:,
have
purchased

Richmond

$130,000 3%

WISCONSIN
Kenosha

Dec/ 15, as
follows: $23,000 in 1948, $24,000 in 1949, $25,000 in 1950
and
1951, $26,000 in
1952,

Bond Sale—F. W.

city.

3!/2s.

717,000

by

re¬

are

Governor Langlie and State Aud¬
itor Cliff Yelle in addition to Mr.

000 in 1947.

Third

iy2s

financing effort. Mem¬

war

bers of the finance committee

$20,000 in
1945; $21,000 in 1946 and $22,-

•

1943, of
for the payment of the reasonable
1958 and 1959, $2,000 in
1960, and
$500,000
sewerage
costs of operating and maintainr
bonds, dated March 1, 1923, due $2,500 in 1961.
March 1, 1963, and callable as of
ing the system, to provide a spe¬
VIRGINIA
March 1, 1943.
The bonds, to¬
cial fund for the payment of
prin+
gether with March 1, 1943 and Henrico County Sanitary Sewer
cipal and interest on this issue as
subsequent interest coupons at¬ District No. 2 (P. O. Richmond),
due, and to establish a reserve
Va.
tached, will be redeemed at the
on

com¬

Seattle;

net interest cost

a

2.78%,

follows:

Barney

Co.,

par,

of

$83,000

NTew

of $5.
These bonds
Due Aug. 6, earlier in the year by the State
The Second National Bank Board of
Education, as reported are, in the opinion of counsel,
valid and legally
Boston, next best bidder, named in v. 155, p. 1372, were sold as
binding obliga/
4s,
a rate of 0.539%.
Harriman Rip¬ at a
price of 102, a basis of about tions of the city, payable solely
from the revenues of the entire
ley & Co. bid 0.55%, plus $2.
3.798%.
Dated Dec. 1, 1941.
Denom.
$500.
Due Dec. 1, as fol¬ sewer system. The city covenants
SOUTH CAROLINA
lows: $500 in 1942 to 1948, $1,000 to establish and maintain rates
in 1949, $1,500 in
Charleston, S. C.
1950, $2,500 in and charges for the services ren¬

White,

Co.,

$717,000 2%s, the bonds
turing as follows:

1943.

G.

&

and

Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., New York, and Associates. ;

Mc-

R.

Cathern, City Secretary, will

of

of

basis

composed

Bank

Trust

Miller

best
1

City

Smith,

Northern

v. 156, p. 1731.
Sec¬
high bid of 100.106 for 2V4S

was

syndicate

a

bid

a

&
Co.,
Chicago;
Graham,, Parsons & Co., BoatT
men's National Bank of St. Louis,

Report of offering

appeared in
ond

by

National

Treasurer's

(Call—R.

syndicate

Blyth

Co., Inc., Chicago;
First National Bank of
Portland;
Case.
Foster
&
Marshall
of
Seattle;
Atkinson-Jones
Washington (State of)
Co.,
Portland;
Bond Call-—It is reported that
Drumheller, Ehrlichman Co., Se¬
the State Capitol Committee an¬
attle; Murphey, Favre & Co., Spo¬
kane, and the Charles N. Tripp nounced Dec. 11 it would call for
Co. of Portland, on Dec. 14 was payment
on
Dec.
31,
$500,000
awarded $800,000 water revenue capitol building bonds, part of an
bonds, being part of the $950,000 original issue of $3,750,000.

of

Bond

of

C. Allyn &

A.

&

made

incl.

1951

to

premium

a

Sale—A

Bond

16—v.

a price of 98.50,
according to maturity.
Second
high bid of 99.099 for iy2s was

Worth, as 2s, at a price of
100.04, a basis of about 1.99%.
Dated Dec. 15, 1942 and due on

$125,000 French Independent School District
(P. O. Beaumont), Texas

Trust

Dec.

yield of 0.50% to

Fort

notes offered Dec. 10 was awarded

Westerly, at 0.54% discount, plus

ofered

ing state monies almost entirely
in government bonds so as to
help
in the

of New York, Harris
Savings Bank, Chicago;
of Lazard Freres & Co., Glore, For$100,000 deficiency warrants bear¬ gan & Co. and C. F. Childs & Co.,
all of New York; R. S. Dickson &
ing 3V2% interest and due on Jan.
Co. of Charlotte, Stroud &
Co.,
1, 1943, was sold to local banks.
Philadelphia, and Scott & StringBee County (P. O. Beeville),
fellow of Richmond, as lV2s, at
Texas
a price of
99.539, a basis of about
Bond Sale—An issue of $32,885
issue authorized by the voters at
1.552%.
Dated Jan. 1, 1943 and
an election on Dec. 5.
permanent improvement refund¬ due
The bank¬
$157,000 on Jan. 1 from 1944
ing bonds was recently awarded to 1963 incl.
Reoffered from a ing group obtained the award on

bonds of the

Note Sale—The issue of

bonds

Trust

on

Westerly, R. I.

Longview, Wash.

cou¬

156, p. 2085—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of Bankers

ceive sealed tenders until 2 p. m.
Jan. 5, on any outstanding

RHODE ISLAND

WASHINGTON

.

$3,140,000

registered public improve¬

pon or

Beaumont, Texas
Temporary Loan—An issue

Optional

$5,494,839 in the
city treasury, plus wartime econo¬
mies, permitted Council to ap¬
prove the cut and still balance the
$88,082,707 budget for 1943, which
will be finally enacted this week.
The budget provides for $3,737,000
for wage increases for city and
county employees.
surplus of

incl.

1956

to

Sale—The

Monday, December 21, 1942

Co.,

1-

2

12-21

12-28

12-18

common

___:

25c

12-30

12-24

$iy2

12-30

12-24

Number 4135

Volume 156

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

'

"

of Company

Name

American Foreign

25c

American Locker Co.,

30c

Investing Corp. (year-end)
$1.5U non-cum. class A
Motorists
Insurance
(Chicago)

American

(quar.)

*

*_„*,

Sugar

12-12
12-17

12-22
12-24

preferred

(quar.)

Trust

12-31
12- 8

12-12
12-24
11-25

25c

12-28
1- 2
11-27
12-28

50c

12-28

12-18

$1,02
1st preferred (accum.)—*_****-*—$1.19
Financial
Corp.,
1st pfd. . (s-a)****.
37J/2c

12-30
12-30
12-21

12-21
12-21
12- 4'*

Detroit

Edison

Detroit

River

12-19;,
12-31
12-31
12-31 r

12-14

Dominguez Oil Fields

12-19
12-15
12-15

Dominion

37Vic

12-29

12-21

14c

12-26

12-15

25c
50c

12-26
12-22

12-15
12-17

Edison

12-31
1- 2 ;

12-19 /

Electric

*_*——-*-;*—.—_a~*_--

Co. (irregular)—.**
.**
(quar.)****.
**.
—-*—

Oil

Fuel

Corp.

Extra

Associated

Tel.

Tel.,

&

(accum.)

*1%
Astor

Atlanta

$6

Point

West

RR

$5

.

(quar.) —
—
50c
Atlantic Realty, $6 preferred
(quar. )_*_**-15c
Common
(quar.) •
*>*■»;.—115c

.

_*

Corp.

Bank

National

BancOhio

Securities

Barrister

Hedges,

25c

(year-end)-—***

_*../'

,$2 convertible preferred (quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.)—*

50c

40c
75c

(irregular)—_—*****

Corp.

Herald-Traveler

Boston
Boston

iquar.)***'*^*-!.;*
(quar.)-*—**-—'**_*_,:/•
*;••';•

Stockyards

'Extra,

*

Boylston
'

._

Assn.****—*_—*—

Ltd. (quar.)_*__.

:__*—*

Brantford

"V'i32.%c

Cordage, $1.39 pfd, (quar.)
& Co., Ltd. (irregular)

Brewer

(C.)

British

Columbia

67c

2nd preferred

*'

(quar)****_**_—***__

Buffalo

Insurance

Y.)

(N.

(quar. )__**-_**__

Callite Tungsten Corp.

Life

Canada
Canada

7'/«>

(irregular)

(quar.)****—!

Assurance

Starch,

Ltd.,

preferred

10c
1$5
$50c

.—■_*_*

.•**•'

(irregular)„_

common

(s-a)***********—_*_*■*__*•;,

(year-end)

B

class

$$1V4

12-26

$$1V4

*****

—

2-15

12-26

preferred

(quar,)—*—„*—*

__**.

—

Castle

M.)

(A.

Co.

&

(extra)—*————T

Cayuga & Susquehanna RR. (reduced)_*_*_*"
Central Fire Insurance (Bait., Md.)
(irreg.)
6V2 %

-

Central

Utility

West

Transit

Fund,

Chemical

Chicago

&

(Phila.!

class

RR,

30c

prior preferred

conv.

preferred

convertible

(quar.)**

$6

;

..,,$7

$1%
$iya

&

$iy4

$iy2
$1%

preferred (quar.)-_*_T,-_*—-—**——u
preferred (quar.)_u__*—_****—*-—*-;.

7',t

,—*———-***_

—

(N. Y.)

Clinton Trust Co.

(quar.)—___**_—.

(Extra

Commercial Nat'l Bank &

Concord

(N.,

Securities,

$7 pfd. (accum.)*

lH.). Gas, 7%

Connecticut. &

(accum.)*—
Passumpsic. River. RR.,, 6%

.•■•preferred

(s-a)

Connecticut

Fire

,

(Hartford)

Extra

t

*—

•

$1.50

partic.
B

.Class

,

pfd.

class

(quar.)—'
Rendering

Consolidated

A

Consolidated Water Power & Paper

(quar.)*

(M.

Stove

Corn

prior preferred (quar.)
National
(quar.)

Exchange

■'(Philadelphia)
Cprroon

&

preferred,

Reynolds

Corp.,

(accum.)

1

Crown
'

Cfown.Drug Qo.,
»

Ci-um -&.

Dealers Industrial Bank

Frankfort

1- It

Franklin
Fuller

•

,

b, Yeqr-end

&

Trust

General

Crude




—

—

—*_—_—*—*_*■*

';

(irregular)****

Leich

(year-end)

preferred

(quar.).i^
*_*_*„:—**—
Corp. 40c preferred (s-a)**__
Co.,

Girard

Trust

Co.

$3.50

preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—**
(year-end)—

•6%: 1st

■

■f6%

■'

*

Class

A

(accum.)

Griess-Pfleger
Guaranty Co.

:
_*_*

Trust

Harris

.

12-21V

1- 4
1-4

&

Extra

Hart,

12-14
12-11.

Hat

.

Class

A (accum.)

10c
.

.•

12-30

'43%c.
.

<
-

12-28

;

\

Heights

1

12-18.

30c-,.
30c
$2

12-22-

2M5 '

Hendey

1-

8

—*—**—**—*"*:
Valve Manufacturing—...
•

Class

Title

Home

12-18*

-2-,5 \

Hooven
Horn

Hotel

&

12-30

$1

12-29

$5

'7%

Petroleum

$3'/2

50cv
50c
flOc
15c

$1V4

12-23

12-31
:

12-22

1- 2
12-28
12-29
.

12-29

12-22
12-28
1- 2
12-24
1- 2

/

12-23
12-15
12-15

; 12-21 •
"12-23?
12-23"
12-18.
12- 8"
12-17
12-14
12-21

Milwaukee

Auto

1- 2

Morris

Plan

$1

12-28
1- 1

12-21"
12-18

Mount

Vernon

12-21

12-19
12-30

5% preferred (quar.)*
Hardart Baking (N. J.) (quar.)

(year-end) •_•_'**

***■-——1--***—**',*

preferred
preferred
Plan

(Cleve.)

2-

Co. of California

Mortgage,

12-19
12-14
12-14

Nation Wide

12-15
12-18
12-21
12-23

National

12-11.
11-15

National

12-22

12-5

12-5
12-5
12-15

V.t.c.

1

,

12-31
12-

8

.

12-23

12-21

1

12-24

12-29

12-23

1-

12-29

12-23

12-31

$3
$3

12-21

12-30;

1-

8

1-

8

7-

8

6-20

12-28

12-18

12-15

12- 8

12-30

$1 '/a

(Md) —
(irregular)—
(s-ai
Bank
of
Germantown

7;

12-16,

12-15

11-30

1■,

$1%

;

2

1-2
1-

2

$1V4

12-15
12-30

$1V2
5c
15c
75c

$1'4
50c
lv2c

—

12-15
12-15

12-15
12-1012-18

2-

1

1-15

1-

2

12-15-

12-10

12-

12-15

12-

:

1

5

1-lf

2-'V

12-28

1-15

1

1-15

12-28

12-21

12-15

12-

2-

8

3

2-15

12-21

12-15

3-

; 1-15

12-31

12-15

12-

5}

i-

2

12-23

1-

2

12-23

12-24

50c

—

&

Trust

12-15

—

preferred (quar.)**
(quar.)
National Power & Light. $6 preferred (quar.)
National Rockland Bank (Bostoni (s-a)
National Savings & Trust Co.-— - • •• Co..

$7

Casket

National

Fuel Gas Co.

(Washington, D. C.)

(quar.)—

—

1

1-15

2

12-31

.

(s-a)

Bond & Share Corp.-*—

National

2-

1-

Bank- of Detroit

(Phila.)

12-

12-19;

12-31

Securities

shares

National

12-15
,12-30

$l'/2

,40c
$1
lc
3%
$l3/4
15c

(extra)—

(Hawaif).l
Nashua Mfg. Co. 1st preferred (quar.)—
2nd
preferred (irregplar)

12-31
1- 2
12-30
12-21
12- 1
1- 2
12-18

$3'/2
30c

12-15

12-15

$1.06(4
—$1V8

(quar.).*l

Telephone

12-15

12-18
12-tl8
1-2

Bank

(quar.)——
(quar.)***—**.
—

preferred
,,
States Tel. & Tel. Co. (quar.)——

Mountain

8%c

$3'

12-24

,

*

(quar.)
Mount Diablo Oil Min. & Developmt. (quar.)

37'/2c

75c

12-15

$5V4
$1V2

& Co., common

12-24
12-24

12-10;

1-2

$||/2
•

Equipment—*

12-31

12-10

12-19

50c

tower

(Philip)

50c
30c

12-19

12-21

12-19

(year-end)—$1V2

Terminals

Morris

$lJ/2

12-11

12-26

$l'/2

(Chicago) "(quar.)**,
of Chicago (s-a).___

Monroe

Mutual

12-11

12-23

$3
$1V2

preferred

4V2%

.12-21

2

2c

& Light, $6 pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)——.****——.***
Missouri Power & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)——
Modern Collet & Machine (extra)——
Mississippi

4V47c

2

12-24

—

Minneapolis Power & Light, $6. pfd. (quar.)*,,
6 7c. preferred" (quar.)
-_******.-.-*i,**;,,/•,
:17c preferred (qUar. )*—.*——*————
Minnesota Valley Canning, 5% pfd. (quar.)*

1-14

"(Bklyn)

1-

1-

$3

,■ •;

25c

15c
10c
15c
$l»/4
$l>/2

12-14

12-18

$l1/2'
__i*—$3
Merrimac Mfg. Co., 5 7c preferred (accum.)*
$12.50
Michigan City Natural Gas (s-a)————*-*
2c
Mid-West Refineries, $1.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)
37VaC
Midwest Tool & Mfg. (quar.)-—*—*——
6V4c
Millers Falls Co., 17c prior pfd. (quar.) —
$1%

Morris

1-15

12-14

12-24

—

12-16
1- 2

'

12-14
'

12-24

30c

*_*;***•

Nat'l Bank

12-11

■•

(quar.)

(quar.) — ******
(Bait.) (quar.)—_**

Trust

Extra

•

12-14

,12-24

40c

class A preferred

Mercantile

$6

12-15
12-21

12-24

Semi-annual

.

12-30

1-15

12-22
12-28

27J/2c

(s-^)**********_***
Corp. —*__*___—
1*——
Portland Cement, com.
(year-end)

12-23
1-14

1———•

preferred Is-a»y*'—*^_i^_*____*•*-_**.
Light & Powefr (monthly) _*_l*-_*_*,v

2-

,

(Detroit)

(irregular) —***

12-22

(irregular)—**

common

Bank

Merchants Nat'l Bank

fy.

$l,/2

(accum.):.*

common

preferred

Natl.

Merchandise

12-14
■

,

i$6.75

Mascot Oil

$l»/i
25c

(s-a

Rubber,

&

convertible

12-18
12-11

Co.,

12-15

50c
75c
(quar.)*
25c
f -50c

Extra' '•

1-2

Guaranty

12-28

1

(year-end)—

Inc.—*

Bros.,

12-22

$7 preferred

8

1-

$1V4

Corp.

12-19

12-22

.'.■■!
•
12-31

12-12

1-

85c

(quar.)

12-23,

v

12-19

1-

20c
40c

12-19

12-31

}75c

Plantation ._*——-*•*;.

-6%. preferred
Houston

Electric

Gas &

$1.20

12-21

12-21

12-31

2

12-28

,

Manufacturers
-

12-311
'12-31

1-15

-

■

Clock

Lynn

12-21

$1

& Allison Co.,

Statler

1

12-21

.:•

12-16

4

1-15

$1
40c
50c

.

non-cumulative convertible preferred
Manufacturing (year-end)******

5 VsVc

Lux

$3

Highway Safety Appliance (quar.)*.*——_:*
Hilton-Davis Chemical $1.50 pfd. (quar.)**
Home Gas & Electric 6%
preferred (quar.)
Honolulu

Ludlow

12-15

2

$2
10c

Savings & Loan (s-a)*_*_-j
" •
Machine $2 class - A (quar.jr-*—*_u*
B (year-end)
_*_—*■,
——

12-29^0

1-15, -1- 2.,
12-23
-12-15 ;,.
3-31
3-18

-

Special

67o

(year-end)—iv*-":
(annual)*—*

America; class A
:1
l*_i—

B

12-26
:

12-22

12-31

12-11
12-16

1-

1-15

",'

—

12-31

12-21

12-23

$1%
SlVa

Special
***„*,—^L——r-:—:-*J.
Loomis-Sayles Second Fund' (quar.) *1,——

Medusa

.r—*--*"•-, -

of

•

Deposit (s-a)_
*—***
Mutual Fund———*—-*—*,*

12-31

12-22'

1- 2

1-20

1-

12-21

6c

Long Island Safe

12-15

12-29

12-31..

1-11

Loomis-Sayles

12-21

1-

6

12-21

12-28

75c
25c

(year-end)**,

12-19

2-1

1-

12-28

50c

(quar.)—__

12-21

1-

12-21

1-25

,

10c

2

2

••••-;

..

$2c
35c

2

Virginia (year-end)**
$l'/4
(initial)—10c

Corp.

Candy

1-15

__

1-

of

Co.

Insurance

1-

Ltd.

Schaffner & Marx

Corp,

$1%

(quar.)*_**_

Longhorn Portland Cement Co.

C6. (quar.)^
$1
i—*_**'-*
********
$3.25

Cooley

12-17

.

Massawippi Valley RR.

12-22

$7- '

■

Medford

1-J1
12-29

'25c

'.Loft

12-18

Savings Bank (Chicago)—
~L
*——**—*_*—

Quarterly
Hart

\iy ^

1-20

12-31

Corp.

&

12-16

20c

12-24

12-11

12-20

(s-a)—-*__-—_**
(extra*)—
Harris-Seybold-Potter $5 preferred (quar.) J*Carpet,

11-30

12-26

12-18

1

of N. J. class A

Harnischfeger

12-15

30c

2-1

class
Co.-

12-17

50c

12-24

75c
A—•_*J***_80c
—**_^——_*
$2

Tanning

12-17

12-28

-•f

12-28

Haverty Furniture1 $iy2 preferred (quar.)- 37V2c
Heath (D. C.)
& Co., 1% preferred (quar.) >' '
$1%
Hecker Products Corp. (resumed)— *J—i___ >• *
30c

• :

12-21
12-21

1-

Light ^irregular)

Gas

12-28

1

2

(year-end)

commcn

preferred (quar.),

Greenfield

,

Co.,'

12-17

25c
37 '/2c

12-28

2

(this dividend clears all

Greif-Bros." Cooperage?

t

-

•,

Life

12-28

12-30

50c

-—-J

(Daniel)

12-15

12-28

12-22

1-

(accum.)—**

arrears)
Green-

11-30

12-22

(year-end)—**—,,*.

Ltd.

Co.,

1-

preferred ;<(qudr.)*l-*L—*i**—

2nd preferred

6%

12-22

12-15

10c

5

i40c

pfd.

41/2%

Corp.

Brothers

87y2c

<

Rapids ,Varnish **_—*.
*:**———
Great Lakes Steahiship Co.
(j'ear-end)—*
Great Lakes Towing (year-end)****——*-*„_
Great West Saddlery—
*,

12-31'.:

'1-2

Stores

Lerner

Levy

12-21

1

1-

Grand

12-14

'.;
•
1- 2,

12-

12-21

1-

25c

preferred

12-27

35c

1-

25c

Corp. (quar.)
(Charles)
l7o
preferred

50c

(Philadelphia)

7%

Pumps

37 y2c

'

,—t

^_**L*-*.**-_ •

20c

(quar.)*——*—**.—*'**",—-

C.)

>

Hathaway Bakeries

50c

8

12-18

$1
$iya
50c
$iy2

(quar.)

Co.

12-18

12-26

12-15

Mansfield Tire

Goulds

12-23 ':.

-

12-31

12-15

(A.

12-26

———

12-24

common

1

;

Co.

&

Mandcl

McBean & .Co
Goodman Manufacturing Co.

'

2- 2
2-2

Leath

12-16

Art

12-15

12-19

12-24
12-16

2

12-15-

•

1- 2
1- 2

15c

(quar.)

preferred

12-26

1-

(interim)

*—

MacMillan

common

1-1

:

(quar.)
Ltd.

B

12-16

convertible

1-30

37 v2

preferred (quar.) *•_*_*—_—*_*:**_*_*
Lawyers Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)

1-2

Corp.

$iy4
37 v2c
-

67o

:*—15c

Gibson

.

•

12-18

—

Gilbert

12-26*

1- 2

Class

12-31

12-21

Investment

1-5

—

12-

Co.——^*——*_***—_

(year-end)

1-30

*—***,

Langendorf United Bakeries, class A (quar.)

12-18

Oil

1-

10c

25c

_***-*_

12-24

12-28

8

1-28

—

2

Shoe

12-19

.

10c

.*

12-31

12-19

12-22

General

2

Lehman

(year-end^
(irregular) ****LL****~-.

v

General Machinery,

.

12-19

1-

$134

f—'!'

1-15

12-19

12-26

6%

12-15

2

Supply—

Mines,

5c

.

12-15

2

1-

A

preferred

50c
7%
preferred ..(quar.)
^***^****_-**—*__
$1%
General Foods Corp., $4.50 pfd; (quar.) —$iya

Wzr'0

2

1-

$iy2

—__

Dufault

15c
$iy2
$2
$1
$3
20c
$2
75c
40c
15c
44c

<:

Investors

Co,

General Fireproofing,'common

.

1-

$134
_.

67c

.y

(year-end)

!_*.*!

Packing Co.

General

$iy2

(quar.)

Extension University—

Salle

75c
$1

.

12-15

(qua .)

preferred

12-30

1- 2

12-18

12-21

$2

Lamson

•

(quar.)*
(irregular)

(quar.)

Y.)

(N.

2

50c

2-27
12-15

12-15

—*

c-*—
—*

Co.

1-

12-15

preferred ,(quar.)
;—_
Kltanning Telephone (quar.)__**■*
Klein
(D. Emil),'^(year-end)„^*_****—*
Knott Corp. (year-end)
77c

12-18

2

$iy4

(s-a)__^

common

-

$1.50

Lake

12-14

1-

•

2

Class B

$1

,

class

12-14

25c

$13A

'

w

*

Co.

12-21

Corp. of Del., common (year-endi_*.
preferred (s-a)
—$1V2
Landis Machine Co.
(extra)*—*,*.___—_**
25c
Lane
Company
25c
Year-end
—***——:*——.—*,*
50c

2-23

$11-2

Fuller Manufacturing Co;

12-17
12-17yv

12-30

Kirsch

2

12-19

1-

"K2"__.
Kirby Petroleum Co. (year-end)*********

12-31
3-31

1- 2
4- 1

$iy4
—_*

preferred (quar.f_***_*__;
preferred
*_**_'-li_l_'**
(Mich.) (year-end)

convertible
convertible

$3

Co.,

1-

12-19

$iy4

Keystone Custodian Funds, series

5

12-21

12-31".

Trust

(quar.)*_"_—_1.11

preferred (quar.)

A.)

1- 1

•,

25c
25c

$1%

Bank (San Fran.)» (s-a)*-

—

Railway Supply

(George

i'/e

12-17

.

1-

COc

class A (quar.)—******

preferred

12-21

20c

preferred (quar,)*
_*****_***„.
Wheel class A—
(irregular)
Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp class A

(Brooklyn)---

Distilling—i

1- 2

„

pfd,. (qua .)

preferred (quar.)
Department Stores****——

Class B

12-17
12-17 "
12-17
12-23

40c

..

(quar.)
*—_—„_***

(Philadelphia)

Trust

convertible

60c

■

J—*

Forbes & Wallace $3

,

V

-

pfd.

conv.

12-21
12-21

57c

La

50c

convertible

7% preferred (quar.)**__ "

Forster,

_*>

Annual

Harding

$3

Cork International, $1 cl.

$2V2

(quar.)

*—

Capital Corp,*

2- 1,

1- 2

1-2

Cyedit Utility Banking Corp., cl. B (quar.)—
Crocker First Nat'l

Co

General

12-15

1- 2

$1

.

HI

:

$6

;

J$2

_

___**i

Bank

Co., 5c/o

H.)

American

■

1- 2

50c

__—*"

(quar.)*—

(quar.)*

Baking

v

1-15

50c

20c

•

, Extra
*
*•—.*„
Continental.Roll & Steel Foundry, common*

7%

75c

80c

Cpnstimers Gas (Toronto) (quar.)
Continental Insurance-Co. (s-a)_*

(

preferred

$5

.non-cumulative

Food

,

37y2c
37'/2c
' $2
50c

(quar.)*
(year-end)

12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-14

-*—.._*—

Florence

2-15 .,*1-29

•

,*—*„*_.

Co.

Bank of St. Louis

General

12-28

25c •'

12-23

1-15

.

*___****

—*_——*—

**_*'.

12-31
12- 8
12-19

12-31

$20
"

Inc.—

12-30

(quar.)J

Chicago

Extra

/v:M

$5

———■t

-.

Kellogg Switchboard &
Common
(irregular)

$1

(quar.)**

(s-a)

2

2

Kelsey-Hayes

of

General

1- 2

$3

Insurance (quar.)*

Consolidated Chemical Industries,

12-25

(Mt. Vernon, N. Y.)—

Fishman

$6

1-2

$1

12-2L

11-

1 (4 %

—

-

57c

Co.,

Electric

&

Power

$4'/2

1-15
1-11
1-11
12-22

12-18

2

1-

...

V/4%

Kaufmann

80c

12-19

12-29

(quar.)_**_***.

preferred
(quar.)*__—-*_****_*!
City Title Insurance Co. (s-a) _*.

12-15
12-15

*_„_*„„

——

I

common

75c
$iy2

Bank

'

Connecticut General Life

(Boston)

12-21
1- 8

12-28

75c
^ y

t

**<••.
(quar.) ,

*******

Insur.

'.

90c■*

"

•

pfd.

Bank

Brothers

Co.,

12-31

—

Bank

$4

(quar.)***.

preferred (quar.)
Power. Co., $6 preferred

77c

Ang.)

National

Fisher

Sons

12-31

(quar.)

Baltimore

of

77o

2

30c

25c

(reduced)—*—*

Insurance

Garlock

12-29

$l'/4

Gas

Gladding

12-29

.

Electric

;**^

(s-a)

(Pittsburgh)

General Railway Signal,

.

Kansas

____**

(D. C.)

Insurance

12-21

9c.:

:

.; •*

12-11

—_—

*

National

First National

12-18
12-14
12-15
12-21
12-17V
12-15v

,perferred..(quar.) i—
Commonwealth

(Los

(year-end)

Bank

.

12-21

.

Commodity. Corp. , (year-end)—_***:
Commonwealth Loan Co. (Indianapolis), 5%■

.

Bank

•

12-31
12-21y
12-21
12-21

-

12-19

12-19

1-

3/4 7c

1

f-t

-

(quar.)*_____^_

Machine

37l/2c

(quar.)***

Fund

Quarterly

1-2

(year-end"ySOc
Trust (quar.)>*_*T:
'■
$2

Bookbinding

Cpmmerclal

Kansas

Quarterly

12-28
12-23
12-30
12-28
1- 2
12-29

20c
25c
62y2C"

12-11

(quar.)*

National

,

12-28

.....

12-19

12-19

2

117c

Kansas

First

$1

,

$1

12-19

1-

• ****_*_:.—

(E.)

Kansas

12-22

12-29

17c

(quar.)*—

First

12-19
12-20

12-31

Special
Kahn's

12-12
12-12

12- 2

12-29

Bottling (Del.) $2.50 cl. A (quar.)
.*—**——****—*—$l*/4.

Coca-Cola

Extra

,

-

1- 2
1- 2

**—__—;

Co.

National

First

$lJ/2
$iy2
12l/2c

•

(liquidating).******
Cleveland Trust Co. (ycar-end)__
—*
Cleveland Union Stock Yards (quar.)
Corp,

Cliffs Corp.

Trust

Fireman's
First

12-30

****_j——**——_*—*_—_**_**_*40c

Fidelity

$l3/4

preferred (quar.)
pfd. (accum.I

$5

Iron,

Realty

4c

10c
T$1.60

12-10

2

1-2

1-

t$l%

L_.

preferred B

Lamson

12-24

30c

*

*

(quar.)

preferred D
&

12-12

(quar,)

preferred

Extra

•.

non-cumuiative

Cleveland-Cliffs

6 '/a

Jones

1

Traction

&

57»

12-21
12-18
12-24

1

General Instrument Corp

City Investing Co.—

Cleveland

Light

12-24

1

12-26
1- 2
1- 2
12-29

50c
75c

—

Trust Co. (quar.)——*
Chillicothe Paper 4y2%
preferred (quar.)__
Cities Service Power & Light, $5 pfd. (quar.)
Title

Chicago

cumulative preferred C (quar.)*

1-

1-15
1-2
12-26
12-26

59c

**—

—

62y2c

$3

cumulative

57t>

1-

Fidelity-Phenix Fire

.:

(quar.)*—*__

:$2.50

77a

12-24

*_nr'. ;

Common

12-28'.
12--2

-12-29

$1V4

:

12-26

1-

Federal Services Finance Corp.

12-21

A

Chicago Daily News, 5"/p preferred (quar.)—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool common (quar.)-***
!

1- 2

2- 1
12-30
1-11
12-18

9c

(initial)

y

1-5

1-

Merchants Natl.

Franklin County

12-23

$iy2'

■>

*

(quar.)

Illinois

75c

Quarterly

,12-21
12-21

12-21

40c

(quar.)**
-

Eastern

preferred

1- 1 '

$1%

$ 134

7'k

12-30

12-10

$ 1 5/8

12-16

62c

12-31

12-24

10c

12-14

1

1-15

$iy2

12-23

A

12-30

Co.

Service,

(quar.)

12-15

$$3.

•

■

.*

(year-endi„*.
Ltd.—

Engine

Public

12-18

t75c

.)

}

12-24

*—*——

Federal

Aircraft

Jamaica

35c

Candy

Farmer

Lxcra

5

(quar.)*
preferred (quar.)*****

1st

inferred, (quar.)*—37V2c
preferred A (quar.)
37V2c

convertible

Fanny

$7

Jacobs

(quar.)**————*—*—

convertible

$1.50

5

1-

:

25c

Society;: common

Loan

$1.50

1-

1-15

preferred

$6.50

12-31

*

Family

12-21

1-15

common*******

$2'/2

(quar.)—

12-21

37 Va C

(quar.)

Service,

$2 V2

Co.

Bearing

preferred

12-19

Corp

(Bait.)

2

12-24

•_*

(quar.)

Insurance (Ontario) (s-a)—

Life

1- 6
12-22

*^

(quar.)

Public

1-12

75c.
—$iy4

1-

12-17

15c

(accun

Common

(quar.)

Co,

preferred

1st preferred

$6

12-30

*—*****—*—*

Trust

77f>
Iowa

2- 1

common—**

12-21

Ltd.—

(quar.)'—

Y.)

(N.

Corp.,

Extra

*—

12-29
1- 1

50cT
$1*4

(year-end) ———-

Inc.

Co.

Johnson

7 %

Power

Foundation,

Common

50c

Gas

2

12-24

(quar.)__**_.
Investors Mortgage (Bridgeport, Conn.)—

$iy2

(quar.)**

Corp.

12-18

1-

20c

(quar.)****.

convertible, prefeired

6%

12-28

$23/4-

■_

Co.—

Consolidated

preferred

Fafnir

(year-end)

prior preferred (quar.)*

Products

Trust

$1V2

*****

&■ Mfg.

Cleaner

Vacuum

Excelsior

12-18

j-

$47'/a

(Yonkers, N. Y.) (s-a)*_
5'/« pfd. (quar.)**

Nat'l Bank

(quar.)

Ferries, 6%

Fulton

Power,

Central Penn.

Charleston

* 75c
.,r 75c
$ls/«;

—

Bank

Central New York

1- 6

Controller

12-24

*

*

12-11
12-21

preferred

12-23

$1

-

**__****_***.******.

Year-end

2-1

clears

all arrears)
Central Nat'l

.

(quar.)

(this dividend

(accum.)

pfd,

pfd.

654%

Central Indiana Gas Co.,

12-22

1-2

(quar.)*---

12-19

t$2

(s-a)__**

(year-end)

participating preferred

12-21

Stop Nut, common (year-end)—***
(initial) ——*_i**W_,

5%

12-22

12-28

35c

.

12-31

12-19

12-28

45c
*

12-21

12-28

International Button-Hole Machine—

1-15

75c

12-24
1- 1
12-11
■12-18

■.

6%

1

25c

12-17
12-31

J.$ 1H4
150c

1-15
Canadian Light & Power (s-a)—:
1-15
Canadian Pac. Ry., 4% non-cum. pfd. (s-a)*
Tb
2- 1
Canfield Oil Co. (year-end)-*—*1
12-15
Cannon Shoe, common (year-end)***.
*:**.
10c
12-28
554 preferred (quar.)
———.»__*_***
6834c
1- 1
CarreraS, Ltd., class A (final)******—******
15%
12-15
Class B (final)
1512-15
Carriers & General Corp., common (quar.),*
5c
12-30
.Extra
J
—
2l/2c
12-30
17o

12-15

2-

$1V4

12-18

$$3y2

.

Canadian Industries, class A (year-end)*-__

12-24

preferred

pfd.

12-10

12-29

Powders-

(reduced)

12-22

12-31

1-15

Common

12-23

Equity

12-18
12-15
12-12
12-24
12-24
1-30
1-30
1-30
12-30
12-31
1- 8
2- 8
12-17

12-21

12-30

Equity Fund

12-22
1-2
1- 1
1- 2
1- 2
2-15
2-15
2-15
1-26
,1-2

_■_—*.******>*

1- 2

;

$5

12-20

12-21

50C

V-

(quar.)
Rubber

Bronze

12-28

Share;

12-31

1 $4

preferred

International

25c

&

1

2-

30c

;

common

Intercontinental

12»/2c

Bond

&

Co.,

12-15

t$2

12-31

12-26

iy4c

(quar.)
Tool

(year-end)
Navigation**

Inc.

$iy4

—£..—**_

(year-end)**—*
Stores (extra)

12-21
12-23

12-22

7oc
$3

"

.

,

$iyj
Burger Brewing Co.; 8',» preferred (quar.)**
$1
Burkart (F.) Mfg., $2.20 preferred (quar.)**
55c
Business Systems, Ltd., common (quar.)—
t$l
67c non-cum. preferred B (quar.)
.*_*
115c
California Packing Corp., common (quar.)**
37y2c
57c preferred (quar.)**—62y2c
57c preferred (quar.)_**_**_i.**——****
• 62J/2c
Extra

12-15

International

12-17
1-16
12-22
12-21

.t$lJ/2
$2

12-24

Investment

Farmers &

Brooklyn Trust Co. (s-a)
—----Buckeye Steel Castings (year-end)_**__*__

Coal

Investors,

12-23

12-22

1-1
2-1
1-2
12-28

Steam

Intercolonial

25c

Equitable Investment

12-20
12-12

: ?$iy2

Inter-Island

12-14

25c

,

(quar.)—*1

1st preferred

Inland

12-16

12-23

12-26

Endicott

Telephone—

,67c

12-23

'12-24

12-22

Empire

12-15
12-14

1-15
12-18

$3

:_*_„_

12-29

5c

12-26

(quar.)**

12-20
12-19

1

1-

$3.15
t$2

—

Year-end

8 %

12-30
12-29

50c

1-15

(monthly)

Bros.

VzC

Corp

12-21

Sulphur

Elizabethtown

*_**

1-15

U0C

J.

12-15

1-1

B

Fund

Pneumatic

Rayon

12-30

Electrical

1- 212-24
1- 2
12-24(
12-16
12-11
1-15
12-31

$1
25c.
;" $10
J20c'

.

Market

Bralorne Mines,
■Extra

,

Warehouse

Storage

Bourbon

(irregular)*„_„*—__

12-30

.

12-18

50c

Industrial

12-31

Electric

12-31
12-19

1-2
12-31

,50c
$1

;

Foundation

Independent

12-21

$1

Elastic

1-20

40c

(Ala.)*_^_*.A~*

Birmingham Fire Insurance

Birmingham Fire Insurance (Pa.)****—***

12-12

12-21

1-

50c

12-10
12-18

1-15
12-28
12-15
12-28;
12-24
1-2

Income

12-21

Bay

Hunt Bros.

12»/2c

Class

12-18

2 V2 7c

Co. 5% preferred (s-a)
Packing 6 % preferred (accum.
Imperial Bank of Canada (quar.)

$1

Extra

Electric

2" 1

J15c
& Son
(year-end)_»*—
**___*__
40c
Machine Co. (year-end)-**—15c

*_„*

12-12

12-29

30c

Canada

12-18

12-23

10c

2

1-

25c

(quar.).

of

12-23

37

(quar.)****

12-21

$1

(s-a)

12-23

62 '/2C

convertible preferred
Motors (s-a)

1

,

Warehouse

Bank

$1.50

Corp., 5%. conv. prior pfd. (s-a)_*__

.

12-30"

12-26

Co.

Hudson's

$1 Va

(extra)_'*■

Y.)

of Rec,

50c
87 */2 C

^**i._*

Howell Electric

12-15

Easy Washing Machine, class A (year-end)—

Electric

12-15

$1

-

(N.

(Detroit, Mich.)

Texas

6%

1-15

$1

Biltmore Hats,

Borg-Warner

Duval

$6

(accum.)—
(Mass.) (quar.)—*-

common

Bank

Co.

12-15

55c

Co.

Supply

12-14

12-23

$1

(initial) _*__**
Diamond Shoe Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)**,

:

Corp.—

Trust

Hall

&

20c
$iy2

pfd. (quar.)

preferred

partic

Benson

67c

Dentist's

Eastern

—

quar.)

Corp.,

12-18

—

(s-a)--—*—****,■

(reduced

Commercial

Bankers

*

—

Baltimore

Bankers

-67c

Inc.,

Fund,
-

conv.

**_.——**";
common--——"

(quar.)

Axe-Houghton
,'B common

$1.50

(Phila.),

Banking

:preferred

Trust

Holders

Fields Materials—

12-22

$l3/4

*

—

(Boston) (s-a)
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert Corp.
(quar.)**_*__
Delaware Fund, Inc.
(extra)*_
Day

Houston Oil

12-14

$2

*„*_***_•.

(year-end)

common

(quar.)

5%

When

Payable

(year-end)

common

preferred (quar.)
preferred (initial)

12-23

50c

—

preferred

Detroit

—

Atlantic City Fire Insurance

Automobile

1%

preferred

1st

_***_*

*

&

Extra

(quar.)

Davenport Hosiery Mills,
,

12-14

•

17o

15c

$4

Stores

12-14

15c

(quar.)****^

(s-a)

Fisher

&

20c
25c
$2.85

Arkansas

,

Daniels

pfd,__—*_

Arundel

Bird

preferred

8%

conv.

1*15

in 6%

12-22

*

12-18

payable

12-22

40c

—i****.**_*.*_*—_**„__**

75c

dividend

Per

share

Name of Company

of Rec,

12-22

30c

Extra

12-30

1-15

Holders

Houston Natural Gas,

30c

*

(quar.)

50c

,**-_-

Association

Payable

40c

Year-end

Inc.—

Apollo Steel Co,

Bird

(quar.)

.*~~——-

(quar.)

Metal,

Stock

•

A

(year-end)—_—

,,-preferred

American Turf

Ampco
►

$1V4
47c

Fran.),

(San

When

share

Company

Crystal Tissue Co., common

*_*,—*****

Co.

B

Class

Telephone

American

class

Common

12-26
1-5

1- 2
2-2

60c
$iy2

Refining (year-end)_*__**
(Abilene, Kans.), 5%

American

Name of

Crum & Foster Insurance Shares Corp.—

Year-end

-

American

Per

When Holder•
Payable of Rec.

Per
share

,

2181

15c
$134
25c

$iy2
$1

$1

1-15

12-31

12-31

-

12-15

1-15

12-31

2-1

1-15

12-30

12-15

2-

1

2-23

.

THE

2182

WAen

1*er

Name of Company

Products

Neon

of

England

$2

(accumulated)
(accumulated)

preferred

Clock

Haven

61 1

preferred

New York

71

com.—

2

12-19r

1-

2

12-19

7

11-27:
12-19

Tobacco

12-23
1-

2

12-24

Toledo

1-

2

12-24

Torrington

12-18

Towne

$I'/a

2

$l3/4

1-

2

12-15.

Trenton

1-

2

12-19*

Tubize

12-15'

North

Judd

&

Northern

Illinois

Water
Nat'l

&

(N.

J.)

Banking

Chatillon

7';b

Corp.,

preferred

Tuckett

12-19

12-31

12-17

12-28

12-17

25c

12-23

12-18 "

Twin

$2

(year-end)

12-29

$1

(year-end)_-

Insurance

Chemical

O'Brien

Gold

Oahu

Co.

Mines

Ry. & Land

Ohio

Leather

12-23

12-18

Underwriters Trust Co.

Tobacco

Tunnel

.

Twin

.

RR.

of

Co.,

12-22'1'

75c

12-29

»

1-

A—

:

.

•

Coach

Co.

Bank

&

'

pfd.

(quar:)

81

1st

71

(N.

—

Y.)

(quar.)

Holding—
$5 non-cum. preferred

Ohio
Oil

Wax

Old

Paper

Co.

Gear

Colony

12-23 :

United

Fruit

12-15

12-4

united

Milk

12-23

12-17

Common

•'

$ 1

Products,

common

—

,$3

1-

2

2

participating

$3

12.-17

1-

$2
——

participating

12-17;

United
1-

50c

—

(year-end)

1

12-15

12-17

$1(4

(quar.)—1-

12-10

$2

.

Printer

&

.

(year-end

Series

preferred

Ontario

Manufacturing

Orchard

Farm

Oriental

Consolidated

Otter

Tail

$41

Pie,

Co.

12-21

25c

1-15

50c

Gas

class A

pid.

Mining

—

u,

12-21

12-10

-Common

-

12-26

Park

Motors

Chemical

57c

Corp.

Co.,

convertible

5 V4 5k

Peaslee-Gauibert,
Tool

preierred

61

Corp.,

Pennsylvania

Forge

12-26

1-

American

2

12-19

-

*

12-16';'

1-2

12-28

4''

Bourse
National

4.

1-15
1-15

.51

Securities, $3

12-31

Class A

12-23

12-18-

12-23

12-18

12-24

12-15'-

$11

1-

Phoenix

State

Trust

&

$1(4

Full

C11

Fashion

Mills,

preferred

PJainfield

Union

Preferred

Paper

••

■

Wailuku

12-18

Warren

2

12-25

Power

; Class

2

12-23

*

1--1

80c

Read

12-18

10c

20c

12-15

25c

12-22

12-12

12-1

12-21

12-21

25c

12-21

1212-

7

50c

12-28

12-17

$ll/a

12-28

12-17

12-31

12-22
12-

12-19 A

-12-31."

■

'

•>'

20c

t,

*

6 %

American

-

-*$!•

2

12-28

T- 2

12-28

55k

12-21'

1-2

5

1-

1st pfd,

(quar.),.

12-9

12-21
12-11

(quar:)

Home

1-

*

$1.75''

Corp.
65k

(quar.),

Products

of Delaware,

12-24

75c

12-28

20c

10c

com.

1-

50c

preferred

(quar.)„„_i—

62J/ac

preferred (quar.)

4

12-14*

12-18

preferred (accum.)

12-18

1-2

'

12-18

2-1

37,/zC

Locomotive, 75k

2

1-2

tquar.)30c

com.

4

12-

12-15

;

(quar.)

Light & Traction;

12"

12-28

v

(111.)—

12-11

12-24

25c

pfd. tquar.)
(monthly)—

12-21

12-21

25c

4—_

...

conv.

Insulator Corp.

American

2-

$1%

1-15

1-15

1

12-22

12-

20c

12-26

12-10

25c

• ■

American Machine &■ Foundry (quar.),;—5
American Maize Products, common.:.:,;;:,.

12-11

•

1-15

2-8

12-21

convertible

65k

'

$1 Va

$1.18%

$1.00

Leather

American

.

12-15

12-11

12-8

•1-

12-18

2

American Investment Co.

$1 "i k

2

1-1

(quar,).

^

.-_.li.___.

American

-

1*

$lVi

1- 2

44$2 preferred
,

2-15

$1V2

'

12-21

12-22

12-23.

$1V<

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

65k

12-22

$ 1 Vi

—.4—_ki—A

12-31-

12-29'

12-15

$1V2

Hardware

Hide

.

12-15

1-15

<quar.)__„
$ 1V2
Rubber, common,:—25c

Hard

preferred

Am.

'
12-23

Electric Co.—

'"12-14

70c

(quar.)4.

Hoe

12-12

'

$l,/<-

preferred

2

$1.35

(quar.)'.A

&

Extra

12-22:.

'

'

preferred

American

12-21.

1-

IN. J.)—

2

2

$1V4

1-4 2

.

'75C

(initial).,—,

4

12-21

12-30:

A"

$i34

,.•

4 71

-

-12-10

1-2

1.4$1..

]

12-12

Year-end

v.'.;-

12-28

.

12-12,

1-

Hair & Felt,

2nd

$6

American

12-28

4 4$1.3 4

-

1-2

6 5k

Fork

American

12-15,

$l'-i' -12-15,

1-

15c

Co.

Gas &

5

'2-20.-

.

15c

12.'/aC

434l preferred (quar.)

12-28

1

*

(quar.)*

(quar.)

American

12-12

12-15

15c

I

;■

1-14

Co.

'

4*134
50c

.-—I.

2

1-

2-15

A

30c

1- 2

12-31

1-20

12-31

1-20

(year-end)

Trust

C

,

12-28

Co..

preferred

1-15

'

12-15

12-18

(quar.)—V

preferred

(N. Y.i

1-4

12-29

preferred

12-31

12-15:
12-15

1-20

25c

9*

12-30'

4 1- 2
12-29

12-16

Scudder Stevens
Steel

Clark

5

Skenandoa

Rayon

1__4_.

V

4

1

12-18

•;

'

4-20

toc

4 5k

Portland Cement—

non-cumulative

-

■

preferred

Young (J. S.) Co.. common
75k4preferred (quark)

-

4 4

A

*

.

■"/

•

(quar t,,

ion,

1-2

1-

$11-

•

..

j

$1%

.

1

,4

;V,
:•

12-18
12-18

Abbott

Name of Company

:

1

"

Share

•

k

I-aboratories, common,,,——_,,A:

Per 7

t

12-10 1

12-11

1-2

12-12

12-21

12-

25c

12-21

12-11

(interim)J10c

1-22

1-

8

1-15

12-

1

preferred

Wire

&

Cable,.,,.,,

Ltd.

—

.

4

8

,

12-26

Arcade
■

61

Cotton

Mills,

preferred (s-a

common

'

of Rec

•" 12-

12-24

'

12-

12-16

$1

12-21

4. '$3

12-21

12-15

1-2

12-15

1-

12-15"

iquar.)

1

Armour & Co.. (Del.), 754 pfd, (quar.)
;
Armstrong Cork Co. common (year-end) ;;1_.

Hoiaeri

y

12-16

12-26

.

Arkansas Power & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)$ 112
.4 -:. $7 preferred iquar.),,,;..;.—$1%"

12-24

-10c

(accum.)—

11-30*

1-2

$1%.35c

12-15

2

1- 2

f. 12-10

12-24

12* 7

$1.00

12-26

12-17

15C

12-24

12-17

,

"

Art
•

12-15

12-28

65k preferred (quar.) _1__

Anglo-Iranian Oil, ordinary (interim)
:
51
;Apex Electrical Mfg. common.,,-';,;.,/.^.'/ ,: 50c
v75k prior preferred (quar.)$1%

^previous

.k.l Payable

^>40c

V

12- 4'

*

When

#

•

1-15

Anaconda

12-18

44'<:'','*-n\;;

12-21:

12- 5*

If 2

•

1-1-43

being given .in the

'

12-14

(quar.)$lVi
Anaconda Copper Mining (year-end),$1

"12-18

give the dividends announced; in

we

2

$1

;Anglo-Huronian,

/Below

.12-15

1-2

$2.25.
12M»c

(s-a)_,_

"•«. ♦

2

$lVst

$6

*12-19

IV1

•

1-

l-

■

$IVV4

«

11-28

•

v.-

i',300''-

■

American Transportation Corp. (year-end)
American Water Works & Electric—

V,

4:

.

12-26

■,

'J

(quar.)

Co/ 55k preferred

American Tobacco,

12-14'

"

4 '3.-/1... :p12-18
;

,

Indianapolis)—-

American Thread

12-24

10c

37V2C

(year-end)

American Tel. & Tel. Co.

*1-42

$1%

12- 4
12-10

./American Surety Co.-','.,..-,^,.'—.,.^.

1- -2

,:

12-265

American. Stores.. .Co.44--4-,;-^;>4~V'_4;:;_.w4'f4 ;
25c
American Sugar Refining, 75k pfd. (quar.);
$1%

12-14

•

.

4

12-10

States .Insurance M

45-'

40'C."

4

12-

12-26

2

Stamping Co.

2-20 5

4

12-

2

American

V.

12•
■

60c

4.4 Quarterly

3-41:,

7

1-

12-19

12-24;

—

12-21

.12-214

$1%-

:

Co.,-common,—•

5

12-

12- 9

50c

.

lqufth)444,444JL-Ui4.«-.i.Ti

Snuff

12-

12- 9

*

•

8

preferred (quar.)_„1-

61

-.;l- 21

-

$l'/2;
•

^

American

50c.p£<:

1

12-

12-23

$3Va.

4

.

,'

.12-15

12-22.

$1

prefcrred,_^i——--—.

12-12

1 50c

V,—

A_*4_

(year-end

"7'k, ' preferred

4 American

12-12

4

Art

Metal Construction
Metal

Works

.I

year-end)

.

Iquar.)

4/

Asbestos. Corp., Ltd.. (quar
—•_.
|.20c
12-30
12-1
(quar.)___",_
,,,__1AA
ST -' :
1-15
*
l-'2 4
/•'Extra..
130c.
12-30
12-1
Works, GViVk preferred (accum ) / '-+$3:.25 5 .4T-2 "-12-18'
4 Ashland Oil-& Refining, com. (quar.)
10c
12-21
12- 7
Adams Express Co. (year-end) ___,A_A_4_:_:
;V ;30c- ; 12-22 V 12*1,1
m 'Associated
Breweries of Canada-r*. Vv •;•*->;'>
•? ./•'J*
"4. . •
*
Adams
(J. D.)
Mfg.:..Co. iquar.),,—
V\,},;K2OC'V {12-28 >12-14"! ,44;71 preferred (quar.) 4-4.,„.;:4_;__'4;J__.• t$l%,:1- 2''
12-10
Adams-Millis Corp. (year-end) 4-„,_-_il_'44: 4.:«'■ 50c v? T2-23"4;12-18>
Common
lycar-cnd) 4——-/-4,._;_4
f50c
12-31
12-10
Addressograph-Multigraph A—
9.
L B*».| VA' 25 c'1:
-12-24 L
Associates Investment Co., com.;
(quar.)>.__- 1
50c
12-31
12- 5
Aero Supply Mfg., class B "(year-end)__4
12s23a." 12*11 a
V4iy35c.'
-•'
5-5k;preferred iquar.)_.L4._;.4_—__;^41
$IVV
12-31
12-5
$1.50 class A (quar.)
.4—*
A——.*
V'4 371c4r :*lfT44--12-18 ; „s Astor-Financial Corp., 75c 1st pfd. (is-a)...i..
37'/2c
12-21
12* 4
Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. (quar.)_____
?i*.2 4;;i i-30*. > Atchison: Topeka & Santa'Fe,
/'-a.
4,
common.//..'.
$l Va. '
3-2 '
1-29
A I't.-i*. .$!'■.
-17,2V-' 11-30 f -4 " 65k non-cumulative preferred (»-a)4_:___.
2-1
12-31
$2!/a •'
Aetna Life Insurance Co. (quar.)—,
.30c *
a- 2
v 11-30
4
,
Atlanta Birmingham & Coast Line RR.—•
-4
•
•;
h ••
Extra
_4,—
,.4" 2j)C" V l/*2 1 11-30/
4 ,5'k,-preferred'(s-a)._.4^.4.^;_..._;_,.;.
$2.1/2
1-1 .12-11
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores 75k pfd. (quarj;
a$i.%.
1- 2 '- -12-15 V
Atldnta/Gas Light,'61'pfd. (quar.),^;,;.,./
$l'/a4
1-2
12-15.
Agricultuj'al Insurance Co. Aquar,)__:_
;_A4
/.: 75.C ; 41- 2 ; 12-15
/.Atlantic;Coast Line Co. (Conn.) (year-end)-!
$2'/2
12-21
11-30
Atlantic Coast Line RR. (year-end) ;j4_;*__.
;44*^2%4 .;.l.->2 t 12-15 r
$2
12-23
11-30
Ahlberg Bearing, class A (quar, 1
14
8%c. - .-•1- 34 ..'12-19 ,'
Atlantic Rayon Corp.-, common,.;,...;...^.,
10c

45k

(irregular)——

preferred

Acme

—.

Glove

.

Canada.'

Co...

Common

4

preceding table;

51 preferred (quar.)
Corporation i quar.)
of

_A

Common

Yosemite

4

Stores

Optical

■

non-cumulative

American Smelting & Refining-—.

weeks and not yet paid.* The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these

12-

Fund, Inc.

Shares

:4 :75k^

'4'

.

*12-23

$3

r

€

*12-17

-12-21

50c

class-A,$lVa

$3, preferred /annual)--^------;—.w—.
American Ship Building Co., com. (year-end).,

.4,

12-10:

preferred

Williams Co.

1 25c

.

■'

12-23

Commercial Corp., conunon..—;
preferred A (quar.)
Security Title Building—4/V

Shareholders

:

12-15 *

1-41

..t"'

12-

1-15

25c

Co.. (year-end) ,$1.80

12-22.:.

«
.

$3Va >
i

(year,-end 1

.

-

■

American Seating
American Service Co.

.

^

12-12

i—

.'51

American

75c

,>•;

(Wm.) Co., common (monthly),,,,
Common (bi-monthly)..
Common (bi-monthly)
Wrisley Co., common (year-end
6 5k
preferred
(quar.
7 5k
preferred ■•(quar.),,'
4:
Wurlitzer (Rudolph) Co., common,_,-,'L„,:44

12-31*.

Seaboard

participating

^ American Screw

•
'

*

12-31

(quar.)
(year-end).

Co.

V'

12-24

■

12-21

•

'

12-21

12-22

,12*28:
12-22

Yards,

•

12-28

American ^Safety Razor

t.

■/ lr. 1

12-30
<

15c

Republics

,

25c

•'

5,

;

,

.

V 12-23
1-15 i/. 12-31

kSlVV

•

$1%
:

••

(irregular)

1- 5^
12-15

-

12-14;.

"

11-28

(quar.)

&

1-

12-15-

Atlantic Ry. 5A pfd. (quar.)..
Sugar Refining Corp. (quar.).
.'

Co.

,

.

V

"

12-28

4. $6 4 .12,15:4;,12-11
12-19
-,;25C: 412-28
12-284,: 12-224
7 5c

,

4

12-14

1-15
1*1

Corp.<?(year-end)^
25c-'
American1 Rolling'Mill-Co.—
J ■■■/<'
*
,4Va 5k .convertible preferred (quar.) i
$1V«

'4?.

«,

American

,

•

Wrigley

".

12-21

7 85

&

Lock

v,-435c

-4

•

Ainerican Radiator & Standard Sanitary—

4 "4II2 xr 12-18
>1.12-31

75c

President

.uncommon

12-23

12-10

-

V /

W

'

fk

'

:
—

(quar.l.

(reduced)

••

12-22'':

12-144

12 'a C

(quar.).—.a;—,a/a

Ltd.

Co.,

common

12-221

12-31

75c

50c

./V

iquar.)

12-30-

—

iquar.)——

(Bait.)

80c
'•
.

(accum.),—

Stock

<1**

J12-19

-

12-23

^ !«y)i

Union

1

Co., Ltd. (year-end)50c
.iBi-monthly),,,.,^!-.;.1 1,
30c
Co. ' (quar.)
■
25c-

Co.

Lines, Ltd.—
•*••51, /preferred '.'(initial)*1j

12-31'

v

..,4Qc^- 12726

(Bait.). (s>-a)

Co. (irregular)
:,,_4,4,
Stores, Inc., $5 prior pfd; (quaivjLrj. .•
preferred (quar.)

65"k

American

12-21

*

••

—a/;
A

12-28

$1%

•:

—-

....

(quar.)—..

Class

50c

5c

—

Trust

&

'

•-«

4

Whitney Blake

1

43%C

--

Wieboldt

12-28

Optical

^lBcv;12r28" 12-14

Extra

12-15

12-18

I-

/> ,/T-""2

1 $142 «.'^:1-

i.r

^

Metal
News

P'"■*

^

Cal.—

American

American

'• 4*' 'V*
1- '1

(year-end)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry..-,_-^jr.—A/j-—

12-28

$2 (4'

(year-end)

Diego Gas & Electric,

Sliuron

preferred

12-28

Joseph Ry., Lt.. Heat & Power—
prefererd (quar.)
—
——
Joseph Stock Yards (quar.),...

Sherwin

65k' prior

Wichita

!

V$L20

«.•

(quar.)

of

i

1-2

>•'<

common—-.'::'

Cos.

12-24*''

2

12-29

v,

-

Westinghouse Air Brake

Y.)—-

(year-end) 4;

common

•

(year-end),
preferred (s-a)

25c

(N.

1

(quar.)

Massachusetts
National^ Bank

'

12-18 ;

51

Staffer

preferred

17 (aC

.A—_ ;__4:

Paper Co.

Deposit

Selected

Light & Telephone,

Pipe & Steel Co.

10-16
12-17

12-24

-

v.

—

25c

A $4

4

—A—.4V4

Western Reserve Investing—---r

12-31 '

10-26
12-24

8(4

.

4.

If——

....

Scullin

•

•> 1%-

60c

——

(Toronto)
4,-4

-

Common

••

12c

.

.

Co.

Western

1-26

1-20

25c

-

.....

(quar,),—.

&

Pump Co.
Rubenstein
(Helena)

Schlage

Assurance

preferred''(s-a)

:.

.

.12^19t

American

4. 1-

.$3.25

—

Western

12-16

2-25

20c

.

—.

of N.

Bank

convertible

Savannah

7 5k

1-15:

5c

——————

...

R'omec

Savannah

'12%

12-15-

5c

(irreg.)

A——4.4—4

„

Western Insurance Securities-—
4
65k
preferred (accum.) -_j——

12-14

Western

class

Machine

convertible

Raisin

Sangamo

Western

1—4>
12-24"

■

—

4.

—

Western

Rochester Trust & Safe Deposit Co,
Common (quar.)
—

51

N.

1-15

(quar.)

Manufacturing Co.,—.x4._
New-Brighton Bank (Staben Island,
•
Y.) (s-a)
A.J
.—4.'

West

12-24

12-26

Francisco

Wentworth

■

3-15-

25C

Corp.,

Class A

Corp.

Quarterly
Reynolds Metals

Safety

3

3-

5c

Rensselaer

',41

2

12-15

•

—

—T

Corp,,

common...— .-a.a

„

■

! 51

prior

preferred

.

(quar.)—.•

,

<51

class A,

Skilsaw,

Inc.

preferred (quar.)

—

.

,(qitar.).——„y 4

.

*

Southern
1

Bleachery & Print Works—

,

.,

—

71, preferred

Southern

Gas

&

(quar.)—
Electric,

Spencer Shoe Corporation
Square D.
Standard

$4.50

preferred

Standard
'$1.60

Co., 51
Brands,

conv.

Inc.,

Dredging,

convertible

Paper Mfg.,

Insurance

Class

B

Radio,

Ltd.,

(quar.)—

V

(s-a),4

(quar.)—^

Phosphate

&

...

5'fo

I'/r
Steel

(Frederick)

participating
Co.

of

Products

Sun-Glow

&

Co.,

&

.

Ltd.,

(quar.)

Acid

conv.

...

(quar.)
....

———

pfd. (quar.)„




61

Great

Southern

participating

.

Alabama

Power

preferred

12-12
12-15

Alaska

12-15

Alberene Stone Corp. of

410c

1-10

$7

preferred

12-31

Albers

Alberta

Allegheny

—

$4.50

Ludlum

__v_

3-

5

-

12-23

12-18

12-28
12-28

12-26

Chemical

Laboratories

&

Dye

2-

1

1-

t75c

2-

1

1-

7
7

Allied

Products

is-a)

1

$1
15c

A

i

Corp.,

20c

12-28

12-17

12-15

Alpha

Portland

12V/C.

1-15

12-31

Altoona & Logan

68%c

1-

1

12-17

Aluminum

Cement

Co.

of

5'

.

Atlas

Drop
Atlas Tack

12-11"

12-21

12-15

12-22

:

12-

Autocar

:

12*19

45c

12-29
1-

partic.

•

7 '

Extra

Corp.

Avondale

Mills

12-30

12-14

Avery & Sons. 65k

12-24

12-12

12-12 '

2

12-31

1-2-43

.12-22.

7$c

12-21

(year-end)

$2

12-22

(quar.i

.$11

1-2

•

Baldwin
Balfour

12-17

Bangor

12-1*

12r
12-

7

75k

1
.

Valley Elec. Ry.

pfd.

12-15

Monthly

Badger

12-12

25c
—

Co.

■

Babcock & Wilcox Co.

■

-

(Hartford)

12-23

12-

75c

1-2

1-

5

9

12-18

'

(quar.)

12-7
12-19

25c

preferred

1-2

11-30

40c

1-2

11-30

15c

12-21

11-30

7c

12-23
2-1

20c

12-22

,

1

(quar.)

37VzC

(year-end)'

Mills.,.

preferred

12-22
12-29

1

(quar.)

2

12-21'

1-15
8

12-19
12-10

'■

12-10

12-29

12-13

$1

12-30

12-T9

$1%

•

12-21

$1

(quar.)-.4-

Bank of Amer. Natl. Tr. & Savs.. com.
(quar.)
$2 convertible preferred (s-a)

50c

1-

12-10

12-

50c

Works'-iinitial)

Building vtc; (quar.)'.
Hydro-Electric Co.-—

61' preferred

12-10

7c

(year-end)

(irregular)

Locomotive

1st

1-22

12-21

37V2c

i.__,

Mfg. Co.

Paper

12-1

;

25c

...

(monthly)

AxelsOn

1-

(quar.)./^
(year-end)

,

(Del.)

12-14

12-24

pfd.

1

2-1

50c

,

'

—-4

Aviation

12-28

1 -20-43

'

2-

$1

50c

12-19

$11
:

<year-end)

America, ,6 5/

$3

Voting Machine

1

15c

4

Coi'p..r;.__.4_;_:___l__Ji_;.._„

'Automobile Insurance

12-10

$3.

Forge

Co.,

Automatic

12-26
12r

62V2C
•

Common..

1 *

12-23

43%c

55k preferred Iquar.)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co._____i

12-31

•

t$l%-. v 1-1-43

25c

(quar.)

common

43%c

.

-a-. 2

(quar.)

45k pfd. A (quar.)
(year-endi.
'
;

15c

—

'

(quar.

Stores

••

•12-

$i:.1'-. 12-29

*,

$2.50
Class

Allied

$2.50 prior preference
Atlantic Refining Co.,

$1.00

(special)

Corp.,-common

12-21

*

I 12-11

35a

12-26

175c

/.

,

•

Allied

12-5

-1-*. 2

$1%~.

•"

•

—

common—

Ry.

•

'

•

—

Va.'

Steel,

12-17

12-24

,

$11-

12-22

SI1!'

•

4

(quar.)—

Salmon

Allegheny & Western
3-15

—

Super Markets/ Inc./ pref. (quar.)^.,^
Wood Preserving, 75k pfd. (quar.)

12-31
12-18

2

12-24
12-24

;

/ $4.50*

^

1-10

12-29

12 V'2C'

'

(ordinary):,

(quar.)——
Co."

Pacific

1-

50c

_:J/k

RR.

preferred

$6

12-28

$11

(quar.)

...

(quar)

Inc,__—A

Associates,

Alabama

12-28

25c

———

Engineering (quar.)
Tb preferred (quar.)—

Industries

2-19

Works

Fuller,

Simray Oil Corp., 5'/a Vc

12-21

Air

Allied

common
...

1

I

12-18

S3

4

common

preferred

Canada,

preferred

Stix Baer

3-

60c

State Street Investment Corp.-—
(Boston)
(year-end)

Steel

12-23

$71

,

.

.

3-

50c

(Increased)

Stearns

12-30

.3-15

aoc

Wholesale

.

75c

6'r preferred A (s-a)
Spring (year-end)

Standard

12-31

1

40c

(quar.)-,
Steel

2

10c

Standard Screw,
Standard

12-22

i2-

$11,

(initial)

A

12-29

10c

——

class

12-15

$11

.

(special)

common

12-20

2

25c

— —.

(quar.).—

(Hartford)

(quar.)

1

1-

.

,

preferred

Standard

Standard

(resumed)

pfd.

1-

$11-

(quar.)-V""

common.

common

Fire

preferred

pfd.

(quar.)

Standard

61

$1%

51

'

7

12-21

.,,,

(year-end)'

common

Telegraph
(quar.),,,

American

1-'2;.
12-12

Fargo Bank & Union Trust-—

San

•

$2

.- -

Reliance Electric & Engineering.

511

1-

$1

Common

River

1

^

(quar.)

(quar.)

(irregular)..

Hole

Co.,

1

4-

4-- 1

_

(quar.)..

Go.

Co.

1-

65c

(quar.).;—a_—.....,-4.

Co.

Machinery
Pump

Reed Drug

$7

1-1.5.

4*-4$Ui
,

com.

1-2

*12-31

$5

(year-end)

com.

District

preferred

American Felt

9.

12-22

-3r

(year-end)j.

preferred

1-

12-22

/

$P

y T-v/f'*-

new-

50c

$ 1 Va

.

County—

American Export Lines, 5 5k preferred
American Express Co. (quar. 1 _,1

12-22

s

1"T20,,-

15c

(quar.)——

class A

12-21

12-17*

(quar,),,-

preference

51

10c

.•

(quar.).—4—

Sugar Co.-

A

12-28

,

20c

——4,

,..

Weeden & Co.-.

(N. J.)—

B

Reinsurance

<

Co.

preferred

Bros.,

-

17 Vic

,.

(quar.)—,——

non-cum.

Wells

20c

prefetred

Employee's

Recce. Button

San

6',k

-

1*

75c

12-21

2nd

12-21

12-23

30c

:

(year-end)

(quar,)....,

Washington Title Insurance,

12-21■

2

75c

(s*ai,-

(extra)

preferred

(irregular)
preferred (quar.)

Rcda

St.

$3

1-

-

$2 Va

(year-end)

71

461. preferred
Quebec

Railroad

-

12-12

1-

25c

4'

G'to
preferred
(monthly)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—

.

12-22

$1.31(4

(quar,).—

Insurance

Co.

Gas

Public Service Corp.

'

12-21

$1

—

,

Water

Accident

Provincial

St.

1-15

12-14

12-28

2-

preferred

1-2

(auar.)4

common

American

12-19

!

(quar.)—it-

common...—

12-18

$3

(year-end)

B-common

Common

Mills—

Cotton

V 12-26.

S1 'A

Wagner Baking Corp.; conv (year-end)
1.75o .preferred (quar.)__.—,^_w—

1

12-21

$1(4

common.—

(s-a)

Procter & Gamble Co. 8 1
Providence

,

Wabasso

12-18-

6%

Co.,

preferred

50c

—

(quar.l—

7 5k,

-

35c

,

Pittsburgn Bessemer & Lake Erie RR

»

12-30

preference

Hosiery

Vlchek Tool

12-18

$lVi

,

common

Alleghany

12-24

•

Pilot
>

Bank

Vanette

12-18

•

15c

1

1

12-30

a

prior

Valve Bag Co.,

$1

50c

—'

(s-a.)_

$5.50

Iron,'

&

' Class

12-28".

■

,

Sugar 60c class A pfd. (quar.)

3c

12-18

of

65k preferred (quar.).,-a
American Cyanamid Co.—
;

•.

all

Vagabond Coach Mfg.—...

pfd. A (quar.)—

conv.

Utah-Idaho

Valley Mould

common (irregular)
(quar.)——

Phoenix

,_4—
clears

10G

12-18

(year-end)

preferred

-

12-16

1- 2

15c

$1

preferred

55k

(year-end)

12-18

Phillips Packing Co.,
5'Ate

12-24

Co.

American Crystal Sugar,

12-31"

$7 .1- 4

•

12-23

(quar)—.

Bank—,

Extra

Coal

American Colortype Co.,
•"

.12-19

.:

25c

(accum.)—.,.

Stockyards 70c conv.-pfd, (quar.),.
Utilities, common (s-a)——..
A.

United

12-28

$1%

•

Corp.

12-23

—

Philadelphia

United

12-23

12-16
12-16'

Year-end

4

12-16;
■

—

International. Securities Corp.—
preferred (accum,)
—

Plywood

12-23

(year-end),——.——4,

Philadelphia

&

1st

S.

5c

Pennsylvania Power, $5 preferred (quar.)
Peoples Nat'l Bank & Trust (N. Y.) (s-a)—
Co.

U.

$1

10c

Perinutit

12-31

2(/ac

(quar.)—;.

preferred

Corp.

12-20

S.

$5

12-15

$1

U.

12-15

12-10.

12-28

$1.31 V*

(quar.)

12-16

12-24

12-19

12-22

12-28

Can

Pipe, 6 5k pfd. (s-a)
American Central Mfg., 4 5k conv. pfd. (quar.)
American Cigarette & Cigar 65k pfd. (quar.)
American • Coach & Body,,

12-26 ',
••'

1-15

$63

—

-

411

1-15

12-15

preferred

12-16.4

12A19

12-10*

1

1-

25c

Cast Iron

'

12-10"

.1-1
,

50c

American

1

4

arrears)

—

(quar )

Machine

&

Penn-Federal

1

1-

12-15

$1(4

Patchogue Plymouth Mills, common—
i 3.1 preferred (annual);.—
——uw,;
Pedrick

12-22

20c

(irregular)

common

$6

12-18

1

'

(quar.)^J_,l,"4,i__k'_t.^4-_,_,l_'

12-22

■'

...—1,1,

Co.. 7(4. preferred

4

1- 2

$3 Va

Co., 75k. preferred (quar.) ;.,,
Capital Corp-., $3 pfd. (accum.),,

$1:

Foreign Securities^— .
1st preferred
(quar.)-—.
2nd preferred (this dividend

$6

50c

(resumed)

preferred

12-10
12-16

$2Va

Cement, 6Ya7<> pfd. (accum.)
Package Machinery Co. (special)-^
Pan American Airways Corp.
(year-end)....
Paramount

12-21

$1 ('«
—

Pacific Portland

Foil

U. S.

12-11

12-21

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

S.

$1(4

—

series

U.

2

1-

5

1-

1-

75c
'

Extra

American

$ 1V4

(acc.um.)_..,—

•*

■—

American

'• nu.
•

(quar.):

1.2-21

50c

(year-end).

Quarterly

$6.96

(quar.)

(liquidating).
•/_

Electric

&

———

(year-end)

Power, common

dividend

Pacific

(quar.)

12-

12-18

20c

Bemberg Corp. .7% pfd.; (s-a),,„
American Brake Shoe & Foundry—4
*
;

12-22

25c

75c

shares

1*

10c

.12-23

50c

1.

preferred
—-4,.
Publishers—:

U. S. Fidelity. & Guaranty Co, (Baltimore)

-

12-17

2

common,,

'•.-.1-42

75C

Associates—

Trust

preferred

2

1-

'-'$14'

-

-4

A,

—

preferred

12-15

2

1-15

25c

"American

,

1st

$1V2

l-,;2

'

Vi

95c

Co.1 —_re¬

•

1-

.

12-15

12-29

$1

12-26

.

(year-end)

Trust

65k

12-31:
•

12*-31

'

50c

,

1-16

,

12-23

(quar.)

60c

L—

1-2

$1.06V4

(quar.)___—__

.

American Bank Note Co.,
'

12-19-

tvG-15

Trust;

12-28

12-21

1-2

.

$3 Va

25c

—

(quar.)...

preferred

12-19

•'

75k- pfd. (accum,)

10c

common——

preferred

2nd

12-22

Airlines, Inc., common (year-end)
preierred (quar.)___

convertible

Extra

12-19,

2

.$3

-

43c

(s-a)-_-_-^_——

(interim)-—-——

Service

12-17

-

2

1-

?$l-'4

.1

(s^a

(year-end)

.

$134

'

Ohio

12-15*

$4.25

1-

4

"$1

•

Ltd./. 75k

Louis

1*

•

.51!

cl.

(Los-Angeles) (quar.)
Union.Investment Co. 7.6(»-preferred (quar.)
Union Twist Drill Co.
(quar.).—..,
,1'.

12-31

12-15 v

12-28

American .Alliance Insurance

12-15

2

•

12-31

50c

—

American

12rl4

nv/2-

,

12-15*.

12-28

12-21

1-

12-

12-31

Amalgamated Electric Corp.,, Ltd. (irreg.)__
J30c
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
5c
Holding Corp; (year-end)—,4—37VaO
American Agricultural Chemical (year-end),
30c

12-19

/

2

12-21

$5

of Rec.

12-22

$1%

pfd;. (quar.),

.'_i

iquar.)

Holdert

Payable

40c

Amerex

•

'

St.

City Rapid Transit,

Union

(Milw.)—-

(year-end)

Co.,

12-28

-»r

is-a.)

$7 jnon-cum.

(quar.),....

$2 5c

SH4
Noxema

12-147

(year-end),—

,

Dock-

Dry

Electric

&

12-21
12-18

40c
"

—

Corp

Northeastern
Northwestern

1- .2

12-24

r

-

Common

-

'

(quar.)

Mfg. Co.

12-10

When

thare

Aluminum-Manufacturers, 75k

12-28

—

50c

Niagara Wire Weaving

4

$2-

—

....

12-15

'

Aluminum Goods Mfg.

$3.70

preferred (accum.)...
Traders Finance Corp., 6%(pfd. A
(quar.)

1-

(quar.)—.

Co.

2

12-31

40c »

•

Name of Company

*

,

12-18•''

2 %c

,

Securities, l',v

87V2C

$6 pfd.

62 Vic

(year-end)—.—.—
Co.—

Shipbuilding

,1-

.

Per

of Rec.

12-24

j. $ 13 4

Monday, December 21, 1942

Holdert

Payable

82 \<2 c

& Allied Stocks

12-28

$l3/4

Co., (quar.)

News Shipbuilding

Newport

1-

35c

—

(quar.)—

Trust

7

12-

$2(4

& Light,

preferred
York

New

12-

When

thare

Taggart Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.)_^_,44;
Thayers, Ltd., $3,50 preferred (accum.)—,.
Thompson (J; R.) Co. (year-end)
Tintic Standard Mining

25c

;

Power

Name of Company

Superior Portland Cement, $3.30 cl. A (quar.)
Superior Watch Lb. & Pwr..7(e. pfd. (quar.)j

$1

(quar.l..,—

Co

Process

0/ Aec.

$3'/a

—

(accum.)
—

New Orleans Public Service
$7

12-22

331c

—

pfd.

New Orleans Land Co.——-

New

Per*

Association—

Power

preierred

61
New

Payable

J60c

:—

(Year-end)
New

thare

•

Holder <

Canada—

Western

COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

1- 2

12-10

$1V'2

1^- 2

12-10

60c

12-31

12-15.

$1

12-31

12-15

Number 4135

Volume 156

CHRONICLE

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL

-

2183

-

Holder $

Per

When

thare

Name of Company

^

Payable

Spec,af -'-i../™—4-'™.-—™-r- _™™__
Bank

of

Bank

of

Bank

6f

York

New

2

12-170*

1-

2

12-17*

1 -t 2

$3'/2

(quar.) ™___*™™™~.
(reduced quar.)
:/_\

1-

2

12-16

1-

2

12-2F

1-

2

12-21

5';("

j

.

'■

12-31
12-31

12-10

35c

1-2

6':o

5

Barker

Bros.

12-

12-10'

1-15

12-31

68%e

1- 1

12-21

1_

(quar.)

____/_

1-2 *'

12-15

"12-30

40c

:_™'™__

™——™.

$1

,

Beatty

2nd preferred

\ ;-7(i

Beech

Creek

Befech-Nut

BR.

$7

'*

&

G'4

$25c

1-2-43

12-15

Central Illinois Light

f$3'/2

1-2-43

|

12-15

■:

2

$1

1-

2

12-10

1-2

12-15

t$l

1-

uw*

12-31

12-15

12-31

•

12-31

,

Central New(York Power.

1-

75c

Bloch
Blue

Co.

12-

1-2-43..

$1%

12~8

1-

:40c

2

1

$1V2

2

-

12-, 8

12-21

•12-

8

'

1-2

75C

12-30

12-22

37'/a C

_________

12-30

12-22

10c

pfd.

Top Brewing Co. 6% -class A

Bond

Stores, Inc.

Booth

Co.

f30c

12-21

Insurance

1-2-43
12-19

12-

$2.25

12-31

$4

(quar.)

5

1-

2

2

12-

1-

2

12-8

16C

12-23

12-16

12-23

12-16

$1 V'4

12-31

12-

30c

12-24

12-11

20c

Wharf

Boston
Brach

&

Co.

Sons

12-24

12-11

(quar.)_/__

end)__

(year

iquar,.)_

1

Brazilian Traction Light & Power—
1-

t $ 1V2

preferred (quar.)____

6fr

t

12-15-

2

25c

12-31

12-16

$1%

commoni_____
t
5*4(F convertible preferred (quar.)______
Bridgeport Gas Light (quar.)
Briggs Mfg. Co

12-31

12-16

Bridgeport Brass Co.,

12-15

12-29

40C

50c

—

12-15

12-24

6 71-

preferred

British

& Paper, Ltd.

Brompton Pulp

1-

$25c

•

1-15

12-16
1-

1-15

-

(quar.)—,
;—
Brown Penee & Wire, class A__—i„__—™

12-

8''

12-29

12-

8

Distillers Corp.—

Brown-Forman

1-2
2

12-15

$1

3-5-43

2-23-43

50c

v

•„

1-H

12-18

■

Bruce

i.e.. L.i

/

3 *4 ',o

v'

7 ¥»

12-29

12-29

12-17

si.75

12-29

12-17

12-21

11-28

■;

(quar:)

.

UOC

(interim)

Brock Silk Mills, Ltd:

Brunswick-Balke-Collender $5 pfd.
Buffalo

iquar.)

Products

Building

1-

2 '
2

12-22

Burd

2

$1

preferred <quar.)_„_™4
Piston Ring Co, (quar.)______i___i..__

$iy*

.

9- 1

10c
'

Byers
ing
Feb.

.Co.™//—™_

12-29

class B

Co..

G%

Cockshutt Plow Co.; Ltd.,

12-10

i

.

.

Common

12-14

12-15

50c

12-21

12-11

V Commercial Alcohols,

75C

1-2

12-15

;

Electric—,

J30c

2

1-

2

12-15

12-10

Canada

Canada

Machinery

Northern

12-26

12*r 10

12-10.

12-21

11-30

$50c

12-21

12-10

Commercial

$15c

1-25

12-19

Commonwealth

t$l3,i

1-15

12-19

J$1

1-2

12-15

•t$2

1-

2

12-15

1-2

12-15

Confederation

'

7'Jo - preferred (quar.)
Packers, Ltd. '(quar.)

Canada

Canada

Canadian
+

Canadian
5 0

Breweries,

(quar.)

Canners,

$ 12 V2

(quar.)
conv;

Participating

2

2
2

12-15

8 'v*

12-31

12-15

Consolidated.Cigar Corp.-, common (year-end)

$$ln,4

12-31

12-15

7(5.

;-t$l

1-15

12-31

6(4(5

1-30

$50c

1-

t$l

Consolidated Cpppermines Xlorp.

5

Consolidated' Edison Co_ 1N.- Y.)

5

I-

2

1-

1
2

■12-15

Registered

shares

'

.

.7preferred
6 7"

12-31
11-28

1-

2

12-19

2-

Consolidated

"

$2c

<quar.)
Canadian Oil Cos., 8'.e preferred iquar.)___
Canadian .Southern Ry. <s-a)_
Canadian Tube & Steel

1-15

12-23

$12 VaC

(quar.)

$2

1

12-31

12-24

$1V2

-12-23

12-15

$50c

1-1

;

(accumulated)

Canadian Westinghouse,Co.,

—

_

Ltd.

"f $1.50 class A.
Mills

—-

(quar.)

-

.

-

(accumulated)
1

$50c

'50c

-

Cariboo

Gold

1-

2

1.2-15

12-26

12-10

Co,

(year-end)

7—_
——

75c
85c

1-

1

Reduced quarterly




12-11
12-15'
12-14
2-15

20c

12-21

12-12

.

12-31
12- 4
■

.

1- 2
1-2-43

12-15
12-15

———

12-15

12-28

12-28
V

12-15
12-15

12-21

12-

1-

2

V $1.75

4

;

4

12-

2- 1

1-15

50c

12-31

12- 2

12-31

12- 2

2-15

1-15

35c

12-21

12-11

'$2.00

•-

preferred

(accumulated)
—
preferred (initial) ______
Consumers Power, $4(4" preferred (quar.)_.—
; $5 preferred- (quar.) __i™
Continental j Assurance*-Go.
(Chic,,
111.)—

Consumers'Co.,' $3

.

1-2

12-11

4314c

12-31
12-22
1- 2
1-2

12- 7
12-11

Extra

'

$1

$1(4
$1(4

12-18

12-11

50c

Quarterly;
$2c

$114

12(4c
_

-

12-15

$2*4

1-

2

12-22

12-31

32-15

50c

12-21

12-15

12-23

12-12

25C

12-23

12-12

12-31
1-

12-15

2

12-15

$1'4

12-26

12-19

20c

12-21
12-21

12-10

$114

12-23

12-23

$2

2-15

2-

1

12-21

12-

5

25C

12-10

$2

1-5-43

12-19

$114

RR.

12-23

12-23

(s-a)

$4

1-15

50c

12-21

12-10

$3

,

12-28

12-18

1-20

12-18

$1*4

1-

7

12-

12-10

12-22

12-12

partic. pfd. (s-a)__
Co., Ltd.—

75c

3-1-43

2-10-43

preferred (accum.)___
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.-—

:$1*4

12-24

$1*4

(special)

Car

Co.

6(4

Construction

(irregular)-

_

iquar.^

12-10

2

$1

12-23

12-14

12-20

11-17/

50C

12-28

$40c

L-20-43

12-31

J25c

1-

2

12-19

(interim)——™—

Co.

1-15-43,

85c

—

(year-end)

Die Gasting

1-

1

12-18

2-1-43

62V4C

Crucible——

Co.

,

$ 1V4

(payable in U. S. funds)

Ltd.

i

Foundries & Steel

Glass

(quar.)——

Co.,

12-10*

12-19

2

12-15

1-

2

12-15

t$l ®/4

1-

2

12-

$$H4

iquar.)

2

1-

$$!%•

Co., common

1-

$81V4

(quar.)

common

preferred (quar.F

non-cumulated participating

60c

:

Corp.

1-15

12-15-

1- 2

12-15

5

Manufacturing

Power

Co.,

Tire & Rubber Goods,
preference (s-a)

Dupian
8'4
8r5
Du

Corp.,

(E.

I.)

de

preferred

$4Va

6(4

12-15

1-

2

12-21

$50c

12-21

12-15*

12-31

12-15

12-22

12-14

12-14

2

$2

j.™—2/

1-

4-

1

3-15

Nemours—
1-

8

81*4

(quar.)——

1-25

$1*4

1-1-43

12-15

m*4
& Fuel

Gas

2

12-21

1-

1

12-15

1-

1

12-15

Associates—

(quar.)2—;

prior preferred

75c

(accum.)——„
Talc. Co., (quar.).,

preferred

1-

slvs

Quarterly
4*4 (5

5

$114

2

$2

—

Ficher

Eastern

12-12
12-

1-

50c

Lead Co., 6(5 pfd. (quar.)__
Eastern Canada Savings & Loan Co. 1 Halifax)-

Eagle

12-23
12-22

$62 *4 c

(quar.)—.——

preferred (quar.)

Pont

12-11

$1*4
/

common—.

common..—.

preferred

1-

60c

.

1st

5(5

11-28

12-17

12-21

75c

$1*4

^

(year-end)—

7(4;preferred (quar.)4—/,
& Bradstreet, $6 preferred (quar.)

Dunlop

2

12-27

75c

.

Co

common

...

15c

,

common-—/™,—.

Driver-Harris Co
Duke

f.60c

preferred

(quar.)——

Corporation,

Dresser

12-10

$1*4

Theatres,
Kodak

Eastman

6(4,

t

Paper,
&

Ltd.

Co.,

preferred

Eatoii
Eaton

Corp;,

Ltd.,

preferred

pfd.

20c

(Texas)

12-15

12-24

12-15

3c

12-31

12-10

12-21

12-10

$1*4

1-15

12-31

1-15

12-31

$1*4

1-

—

(quar.)

——

common———

& Musical

Industries, Ltd.—

—1

registered

6(4

1-4-43

12-28

-

——-—

12-22

12-

20c

(quar.)„_

12-21

12-10»

12-21

12-10

$1*4

(year-end)
7(5

(quar.)

(s-a)
8'5 preferred

1-15

1-

4

$3.50

1-15

1-

4

$3.00

1-15

1-

4

$6 pfd. (quar.)
Corp. 4*4 r5 pfd. (quar.)
Engineers Public Service Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
—
$6 preferred (quar.)
—-

Empire Power Corp..
Emporium Capwell

5r5

1-

2

12-20

12-15
12-

5

56 *4 c

1-

2

21-21

$1 *4

1-

2

12-14

1-

2

12-14

1-

2

12-14

$Hb

$1*4

12-21
12-28

12-19

25c
—

10c
50c

(resumed)
(initial)

Cleaner Co.

Inc., common
preferred Iquar.)
Ex-Cell-O Corp. (quar.)—
Fairbanks Morse & Co. (extra)
Eversharp.

1-

,

$1*4

Vacuum

9,

12-20

12-19.

$1.60

_

50c

Eureka

12-

2

12-24

$1.00

(s-a l

——

(quar.) —_

Drug Co.,

12-21

$214

pfd.

Ely & Walker Dry Goods, common—
7(5 1st preferred (s-a)_
Emerson

2

————_—

Williamsport RR.,

preferred

12-11
12-14

10c

National Watch Co,

Elizabethtown Water

12-28
12-22

—

Consolidated
_:

Extra

12-15

60c

50c

Storage Battery
Products

2

50c

—

——/—

"

2nd

12-24

$134

(quar.)—

Electric

6(4

12-15

12-15

1-

.

(quar.)_——

Co

&

12-5

2

12-24

5c

—

Auto-Lite

Electrical

12-5

$114

ordinary-

Electric

Ordinary

2

1-

9

12-15
2

1-

10c

preferred (quar.)™—

El Paso Natural Gas,

Electric

$1*4
$114

preferred
'

Electric Co.

$4.50

12-31

$ 1 ¥4

•

preferred A

El Paso

12-

12-30

——

Electric, 6(5

Paso

Elrnira

12-15

2

50c

— -r—

—

(quar.)_,——

Egry Register,.5*4 (5

Elgin

12-18

1-

$1

v-_——™-™—■'

Ecuadorian

«

1-2

$25c

(quar.)_

$3.50 non-cumulative
(Stock Fund)

Extra

7(5

(resunpHfl

common

Howard

Balanced Fund

El

12-18

50c

(accumulated)—

$5 preferred v.t.C.

Eastern

.

12-10)

12-28

Sugar Associates—•

Eastern

;•

12-21

25c

Lines, common (year-end)
4 $2 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Eastern Steel Products, 5(4 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Eastern Steamship

12-21

$2*4

Eastern Magnesia

>

1-2-43

30c

•

12-18

Quartz Min. Co., Ltd.—

"

-1-

Extra

preferred tquai\>±_-_
Consolidated Steel Corp., Ltd.—
-

preferred series A <quar.)___

12- 5
12-11

75<5

$7.50 preferred; {quar.;Va-ii—_——
Ltd. (s-a)_

8V

Co

Capital Transit

— ___

Consolidated Gil Corporation'(quar.)—;
Consolidated Retail Storesr'com. (year-end)

Capital Administration—
;

(quar.)

-Consolidated Mining & Smelting,

.

Canadian Wirebound Boxes—

Camion

12-15

1-15

2- 1
12-2S

5

25c

Motor

Mines,

Dravo

11-30

12-24
11-28

.

1-

12-23

(Joseph)

Draper

12-11

80c

Trust

12-15

7(5. preferred (quar.)
Woollens & Worsteds—

12-11
12-11

'

Products—

preferred (quar.)

Investment

12-31

$1

Dominion

:

2- 1

Consolidated Laundries, Corp.^—

12-15

$ 1 ¥2

_

$25c

conv.relass A

—■

Special-_(™—

.

12-28

t$l34

75c
1- 2
55c '
1- 1
$1(4
-1- 2
$1(4/1- 2
tl5c
1- 2
$1.50
12-24
$114
3- 1

V*'$5 ^preferredM1quar;)'.^_4'i2__a____L--__—
'
$1(4Consolidated,'Film Tnd'istries $2 pfd.|25c
Conspirdated ; Gas, "Electric Light & Power
>. 1 Baltimore)",''..common
(qur.r.)
90c
4(4"(5 preferred B- iquar.)__$1.12(4
4("..preferred G (quar.)T'r_
$1.00

12-15

1-

(year-end)

12-12

12-21

Dominion Textile

12- 4

$l8/s

(quar.)

12-

"

Canadian Malartic Gold Mines

.

:

12-28

12-

m v'a

preferred

preferred

."

(quar.)

(quar.)

2

.

!

/_

12-31

preferred

,

__

Consolidated.-Bakeries:oT Canada

•

j

Foreign

$5/.preferfed:"(qUar,l

12-12

12-24

■1;25c

12-31

12-31
12-23

$$1(4
$3c

_____

(quar.)

12-24

50C

Pepper

7(5

12-31
12-21
12-21.
12- 8
12- 8
12-10*
12-10*

*

2

50c

7(5

Dominion

1-15
12-21
.112-21

12-21

$$3

Power Co.; common.
Co.,. $4.50 pfd.

Power

12-15

$$2

preferred

"(quar.I'*..!.

Light"

$25c

■

$114

5,

12-

12-19

31 *4c

(s-a)

Co.

pfd. (quar.)

Dome

12-15:

1- 2
1-2

12-

12-22

$1

Dominion

•

& Coke Securities—'

12-21

$$2

,(quar.)———
Investment,—
(quar.) —
Canadian General Electric, Ltd. (quar.).
Canadian General Investments, Ltd.—
6%

*

'

$1(4

12-24

$1*4

(accumulated)..™______
(year-end)!

Hotel

Doehler

:

$25c

Foreign

Canadian

preferred

Connecticut

-/"

.

,.

t25c

.

'.:;'V
,■ ,''$1%..''.;:,^ 1- 2

(Toronto)—

1-11

t44c

7 '!o.

,

-S3

•

12-15

1-

30c

.Mines, .Ltd.*. (quar.)____________

Connecticut Gas

1-

Assurance

Dr,

12- 8

1-1

—~

1-2-43

Corp.___

preferred

Witt

Dixon,

12-15

12-28
12-28
1- 1
1- 1
12-21

$1.06(4

._i__4_"_™

Quarterly
Coniaurum

12-15

Connecticut

Canadian Cefnnese, Ltd., common (quar.)__^

♦.

Life

12-15

$ 5c

(accum.).____

preferred (quar.) _™L_
receipts
Canadian Converters/ Ltd: (quar;)_L__£i—_
Canadian Cottons Co.,-Ltd. com. (quar.)—_

______

-

75c
75c

preferred

12-15"

•

participating preference

preferred iquar.)_____4_
prefefred.;'(huai4)'__^2i___'__^_--l4____

1-12,

$i5c

preferred (quar.)
—U_———

5(4'5
$6

5

30c

;

'

$7

Canadian Car & Foundry—-

7',o

12-31
12-23
;:
2- 1
1- 2
1- 2
1-15
1-15
1-1

♦wr*
■

$3

1

DixierVortex Company Class A

12-17
12-18

35c

'

Light—

*

1-2

$5c

—

60c non-cumulative

1-

c

$25c

L_

Participating
-

$85c

(quar.)______

(quar.)

common

1st preference

—

Water. &

1-15

Giorgio Fruit Corp,, $3 pfd. (accum.)

5¥0

>

5-15

12-26
12-28

$10c

Corp,_a:z:_x_—_—___r

;
..

Ltd.-—

convertible preference

$3.40

•

_

Permanent Mortgage

6-1-43

$1.06(4

,

Solvents

$1.25

(quar.)

Tunnel

Steel

$1.60

1- 2
12-10
12-11
12-18

$5c

'

(quar.)_____
Confederation Amusement,'8(5 partic. pfd.__

(interim)——__
Power common (quar.)4»
Co,

1-15

Dun

/ 7(5 preferred (quar.)___ii_4__^-_-,___-_-Commercial Credit, 4(4(5 conv. pfd. (quar.)
5 Common
(quar.)
5—^
___'
Commercial Investment Trust,- com. (quar.) _
$4.25 preferred' (quar;)._________'_____4___

$$l*/4

__

River

Disher Steel

12- 3
12-19
12-19
12-10

$1
$1

Ltd.,7common__4___—

12-26

$1,146

(quar.)__

preferred

$3

;

$25c

preferred (quar.)'..
i Commercial. Banking,, $1.20 prior pfd. (quar.)

12-15

1-

Di

12-15

$1%
1-15
75c '12-21
50c
12-24
$1%
1-2

8(5

$$1(4
(accum.)

7(5

Detroit,

12-30
12-10;
12-10
•

: 1- 2

12-14

12-15

Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
Detroit

12-11

$1(4.
6(4(5 preferred (quar.).'
$1.62
Colonial Ice, $6 preferred ;B, (quar,)
$1(4
S7
preferred;;.(quar.)$114

$20c

(quar.)___
Canada Cement, 6 '/j %' preferred
1st preference

'

"12-11

16(5. preferred .(quar;)_/aL_/_"

12-26

______

12-28
12-31

25C

Detroit Hillsdale & South Western

12-11

12-22

$1.06(4

12-14

$114

15C

(N. Y.)

Harvester

Detroit

12-17

1- 1
12-30
12-30
,12-21
12-22

•

$$l*/2

2

1- 2

*

12-28

$1.50

.

;

Match Co.,

7

12-10

$11a

ptd. (quar.)___
Derby Oil & Refining Corp., $4 pfd. (accum.)

12-1-43 11-15-43

75c

Southern'Ohio

Supply

Diamond

(extra):

Columbus &

12-29

162 V2C

Dentist's

8-16

(s-a)____

12-23

Extra

9-1

_____

12-8

82
•

12-22

10c

Electric

Delta

T

'

12-14

$2

1

Diamond

•' '

12-16*

2

1-

1

of Canada—

Eye (quar.)—
(quar.)_
1

5-15

,

(quar.)

Corp.

(s-a).

1

12-22
12-29

12-14

12-28

25c

&

6-

■

12-24

25c

(year-end)

$1 Va

(year-end)_r4______
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet—
i -jxt
y $4.25 preterred: (quar.)/LL™_L_^_-_*/_____

2-22

RR.

Hook

Delong

Distillers

common

Inc.

Alkali

1- 1

11-30

'

Diamond

Lamp.&"Stove

$1.8521

(s-a) -_a-™^;
1st pref. (quar.)

Delaware

De

12-21: t

12-20

(quar.)

2-15

•'

3

12-19
12-

50c

(quar.)

6pfd.

Records

1

1-

Co.

(s-a)

3-

85C

12-

2

12-24

10c

(resumed)

Securities

$1V4

$1%

(quar.)

Co.

1-

25c

Year-end

50c

■'

37 *4c

Corp." (quar.)

preferred

Decca

$1
62(4o

Cohn & Rosenberger, Inc.: (year-end)
Coleman

4

12-11

(quar.)

5 (5

8z

Dejay Stores,

$ 1 Va

12-23

(irreg.)

convertible

Debenture

12-12

.

12-18

$1

(year-end)

common (year-end)
preferred (quar.)
David & Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
!
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8(5 pfd. (quar.)__

5(5

12-5

12-22

__

2

Canada Cycle & Motor Co., Ltd. com. (quar.)
5("

.12-22

$3

12-31

Davega Stores Corp.,

4*

t2y2c

12-18

$1.50

Curtis Publishing Co., prior preferred-™-—
Dairy League Co-operative Corp.—
5(5 preferred (s-a)

12-4*

';

12-18.

12-31

6(5 class A prior preference (s-a)___

A

>

$114

Works,- 7-pfd.

1-

.

12-

1-1

;

■

(.quar.)/_LL_/_-i_——_
Co.,^ common (year-end)
7(5 preferred."(quar.)'___;__

-

Camden & Burlington Co. Ry.
'•

■

Chemical'- Co..

12-15

'

Canada Bread

1- 1

12-18

12-31

Cunningham Drug Stores—

12-15

12-26

12-31

$2

County Power & Light, 5(4(5 pfd.
6(5 preferred

12-15
12- 4*.

$1

4

12-15

$1

Cumberland

1- 2

75c

12-

12-15

12-28

$2.50

Publishing

Zellerbach

Cuban Telephone Co..

1-2

50c-

____

12-21
12-28

iyear-end)__

common

(year-end)
Crum & Forster 8(-5 preferred (quar.)
j.
Cuban American Sugar, 5(4(5 pfd. (quar.)__
7(5 preferred (quar.)
;

12-12
12-14
12-10
12-12
12-15
12-10

12-21
12-21
12-21
1-1-43,
12-22

$1

Water

12-15

12-15

$1

(s-a)

Cork & Seal

Pacific Ry.-

& "Texas

12-28

Crucible Steel Co., common

$$1

(quar.)_i

'

12-15

25C

(irregular ____!

Crown

45c

(quar.)_

,

12-15

12-28

10c

common

Crown

(Toronto)—

Cluett- Peabody &:

12-15
12-

Orleans

New

2

$3

12-21

'

1-

J 15c

(A. M.) Co., 77" preferred, representthe quarterly dividend of $1.75 due
1, 1942, and interest thereon-..—

California'.Ink

12-21;:

25c

'

(extra)
Burlington Steel Co, (quar.)™___™_™,,Bush Terminal Co., 6(4 pfd. (accum.)______

Burlington Mills Corp.

•

2

1-

^(year-end)______________

Company

Bunte Brothers 5%

Clinton
-Clorox

12-14

.

12-28

Bullard

;

12-15

1-

noc

6(4c

Mining—

11-20

Co.

Wheat Corp. (reduced i_
of America Inc., com,
Wheeler Electric Mfg.—

Croweil-Colller

1- 8.
12-10

Year-end.

•

12-15

tn'/aC

™_™_™™™.

1- 4

Gold

12-20
1-2-43
1-2-43

75c

of

Crocker

12-10

2-1

$3c

.

.

12-19

l-

75c

1- 1

$1'(4

•"

$lJ/4

Co.' 7'4*

.

'

.

$134

(quar.

preferred (quar,)_™
National Corp. (year-end)

Bucyrus-Erie

*

"

1- 1
1-1

______

12-17-

25c

87*20

Co..:

&

preferred '(quar.)

preferred

■

.

.

(accumulated) ™/-™___4___:;

preferred

1-1

| 7,(5; preferred iquar.)

•••

$6

1-15

•'

12-15

1-

30c

Larder Lake

7

12-10

50C

_

;

Creameries

12-15*
I2r31.
12-10
12-10
,12-10

12-28

$114
$i (4
$1(4

:Citizen^ y/holesale Supply; Co.~
:
'6(5.. preferred; iqugr,)75c
Qity Auto StampiHg^ (quaf:)Iji__4__--__---_/.
15c
Clayton Silver'Mines: (irreg'iilar)___i___jl/J._v '
1(4C
Clearing Machine Corp. (quar.)_i:__a/_-:__r_
25c
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—'
.V"
'
•
$4.50 preferred' iquar.)
$1(4
,5 Cleveland Graphite-Bronze, com. (year-end)
$1
::8'Jc preferred-1 quai\)—
$1(4
Cleveland -Worsted' Mills' 1 year-end)/___—$1
Climax' Molybdenum-Co;; (quar.)30c

12-10"

12-29

$ 1 v*

Company,

Water'.Cd:((Wash.; Pa,)-^-

Citizens

.

2

12-21

75 c

5preferred

,

^

75c

Brooklyn Borough Gas - (quar.)
F 6'*W participating preferred (qua^)™-./:,Brown Durell Co., common (year-end)™--,

50c
$1.18

Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone (quar.)

12-31

l'50c
•'

12.28

.

62(4c'

(quar)

4

12-

12-21

$114

(year-end)

preferred

Crane

12-11
12-11-

(quar.).v_

A preferred

ser.

Co.

Phosphate

Common

preferred (quar.

.

12-24

25C

(quar. )™/..^"

12-19
12-31":

"

-

$50c

iquar.)____

•

1-15

V2 'in

2

$3.50

preferred (quar.)
5(5 preferred (quar.)4;if;!;^___—_™-——
5(5-preferred (quar.

;

12-10

2

12-28

5',5

12-15

2

1-

(quar.)_:_/il_*_J.;

Co,

Investing

;

1- 2

'

non-cum;

Cincinnati

12-15

2

25c

.

Power, class A

Columbia
Street

2

1-

f$l'/2

—

British Columbia Electric Ry., 5'4. pfd..(s-a)
Broad

1-

Gas—-

&

(quar.)___

;

50c

(quar.)_™:__

Electric Power

Columbia

British

25c

(.irregular

$2 participating preferred A
British American Oil (quar.)

$1(4

(quar.)________

Y.)

(year-end)

12-

12-28

8,114
811a

(s-a)___

-

Chicago Burl., & Quincy RR. (year-end)
Chicago Electric Mfg.—
'
$2 class A preferred (accumulated)

•
•

Co,,, common

(

3rd preferred

___________

'

_—

Brillo Mfg.

3-6(5

Chicago Flexible Shaft (year-end)
Chicago Great WeSternRy.; 5''c pfd. (accum.)

8

6C

Trust

& Executor

_

12-24

(s-a)'

>

12-31
12-15
12-24
12-14
12-28
12-15
Chicago Mail Order'Co. (year-end)
50c
12-22
12- 9
Chicago Mill & Lumber (year-end)
60c
12-21
12-15
Chicago & Southern Air Lines com. (irreg,)
25c
1- 2
12-10
7(5 convertible preference (quar.)
17(4c
1-2
12-1
Chicago Title & Trust•fquar.)_5___.
$1%
1-2
12-19
Chickasha Cotton Oil Co.
(quar.25c 1-15-43
12-16
Quarterly
25c 4-15-43 3-17-43
Quarterly
:_2Ci
25c 7-15-43 6-16-43
Quarterly
25c 10-15-43 9-15-43
."Christiana Securities'7(5 prefererd. (quar.)
*
$114
,1- 2
12-19
Cincinnati Gas & Elep.v* 5',5 pfd. A (quar.)
$1(4
1-2
12-15

12-10

1-

$l>/4
$4

.

Co.'(quar,)

Property

2nd preferred

,

Year-end

,

11-30

$5
Personal

4-6 rl>

12-31
1-2

"

Chesterville

'

Boston

5(5. 1st

12- 5
12-17
12-19 ^

Extra

-

■

Boston

12-20

$$2

«

Chesapeake & Ohio; Ry., common

'

12-15

■

50c

."

4—

■

12-14

40c

75c

,_™:_

Railway

1-2

"

12-22

*

(final)____/_________:™_~/___'_

Boston Elevated

Coty, Inc. (irregular)
Craddock-Terry Shoe,

$1

Quarterly

12-15

(s-a)_/__

(quar.)

Boston & Albany RR._

Coronet

Cream

5'^ pfd.

Chemical Bank-fe'Trust Co-."(N.

2-

12-26
12-31

$'3 preferred (initial)

(P. E.),

Borden

12-

12-23

SI Va

(quar.),™

Trust

Chartered

12-15"

$1.25

(year-end)______

6%

Tobacco

Copper Range

12-17

12-31

,<Central>,Statqs -Edison,,.Iqc,___
10c
Central Steel & Wire 6(5 • pfd. (quar.75c
Century Electric" Co.; (quar.)
10c
Champion Puper-iz Fibre By* pfd. (quar.)$1(4
Chapman>Valve Mfg*.,-'common (quar.)
50c

4

"1- 1

$1

•

(year-end)—

Brothers

12-17

Specialty Co./-—/_£:

Central

12-19

2.

-

Blaw-Knox

1-1

_

Central Patrjci'a Gold Mines

$1%

(quar.)

12-17

1-1

preferred- fquar.);L.l._'________;._______

02 V2C

,

Mfg.-' Co.', rquar.)_____™___
(s-a)__^*_—___
common'

1

75c

$1,5'0 convertible preferred (accumulated)
434pfd. (quar.-)
pfd. (quar.)
f $8 preferred'; (quar.")
6(5 preferred. -(qua.r.r_._™'™____________

Cement-—

convertible preferred

1-

Cooper-Bessemer Corp., common
$3 prior preference (quar.)

Central'Maine" PoweTN^7(i)

$1

1938 (quar.)__
(Bklyn.) (quar.

7(5

-

(year-end)

Telephone Co., 6(4(5 pfd. (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)____

1-15

Central Kansas'.Powef Co.,

-

12-31

12-17

$3.50

.''

1

12-10*

-

12-31

*

12-15"

12-30

12-12

.

Corp.---

12-23

1-13

75C

1-1

(quar.)

$1^4

Co.-4*4% pfd. (quar.)_

Central Illinois'Securities

12-15

25c

Continental

'

12-15

*
2 >

+$2

■

12-12

(Del.)

v $1»4

•

1-

12-19

12-24

—

(quar.)

12-11

2

15c

12-29

(quar.),'

Trust Co.

1

1-

12-18*

$1 */4

(year-end)_

Continental Oil Co.

Continental Steel Corp., common
7(5 preferred (quar.)

37(4c

Savings .(Toronto)

&

Motors

12-12

$1(4

Central Illinois Public Service—
$6 preferred .(accumulated)
Vfi.Ci
preferi-ed 1 (accumulated)

-

12-15

•

50c

(quar,

Laughlin.

Hahover Bank

Continental

12-15

$4

-

1-

1

—

(quar.)

12-12

50c

8'

1-

$114

Y.)

(N.

1-

20c

preferred

prior

35c

.(Telephone-6'!e pfd.

Central

Blackhawk-Perry ;
Bliss

&

7(5

1- 2

•

of Rec.

1-23

82

Quarterly

1- 2

$1%.

Holders

Payable

50c

__

preferred

60c

L____r

f

Elec;

•

35c

Limestone &

preferred

Quarterly.
Central

12-11'
11-28

(irregular)

Black & Decker

Central Canada Loan.i&,

12-11'

•

Share

(initial)

common

Continental Gas & Elec.—

12-15

2

Company

Co.,

(quar.)
Continental Bank and Trust Co.

12-10

1-

Baking

$1(4

(quar.)

12-23

(quar.)——™___'

Packing

.

8(5

12-10

$1%
^

Agulrre Associates

t3c

,

(quar.)™
1~—_____
Bethlehem Steel'Co., 7'4*preferred (quar.)_
Bibb Manufacturing Co, iquar.)—
Birmingham Electric, $6 pfd. (quar.)____™
.'

2

preferred

6'4

5

1-

(quar.)

Bensonhurst Nat'l Bank
Bessemer

2

iquar.)

prior preferred series

$2.50

'

2

1-

'

Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., common (quar.)
-7preferred (quar.)iiC^-——---—
Bell Telephone of 'Canada iquar. t______™_
Benriix Aviatith" Corp/ (year-end)
Beneficiai industrial.Loan Corp.-^-. •!
vy*r >
Common

1-

$1VV

(s-a):™__:

■

12-11

'

(resumed)™™

Ltd., class A

Bros.,

preferred

2nd

7/«

Central

12-22

1-2.

(year-end)

common

12-. 8

-

25c

—

'<

$5 -preferred .• (qua r. >u-luji*
Beattic Gold Mines (Quebec) Ltd.

12-22

(quar.)

6',5

12-15

1-

'12-22

75c

(quar.)

common

12-10

$l'/2

7fF. preferred " (quar.)—_______
Celanese Gorp. of America, common„___:
5(4 prior preferred..(quar.)_,
/' 7(" prior preferred (quar.)

;

12-22

$1(4
$114

^___

preferred" (quar.)
Lig^it, $0 pld. (quar.)

Case .(J. I.) .Co.,

11-19-

2

*/8

$1

preferred: (qnar.)_i___—
;—™__
Iron Works
(year-end)_™—

Beatrice Creamery,

30c

'

40c

iquar. i

common

$5.50
Bath

12-22
12-22

f$l%

(s-a)

preference

5*4 (<vpfd.

Corp.

Blessing Co.,

Year-end

7(4

Canada

Barber-Ellis'of

Bastian

50c

Company (irregular) ___'__™

(H, W.)

12-12

(year^end)___

$7

■

1-2

When

Per

Name of

Continental

12-12

$1

Carthage .Mills

12-11

25c

Barber

of Rec.

1-2

(quar.)

preferred,(qtiar.)™—.
'.preferred A
preferred B <quar.j_.
Carter (J. W,), Co.'((quar.) i.„

12-10-

7¥jc

National; Investment, com, (quar.)_
cumulative preferred iquar.)__~_
Bankers Trust Co*. (Nf. Y.)*(quar.)—_—™__

}

Holder $

Carolina'POwer. &

6V4C

Bankers

When
Payable

50c

(Philip) Mfg., common
6'"--preferred.■,»,quar.)

50c

:~™_ '

Per
share

.»

(smii

common

Carey

$1

Yorkt'own ;(quar.)_>—

Co.,

i'/e: 1st .preferred

,

12-18

t$2»/*

Scotia

Nova
*

•*

...

...

'.NaA'e ot:Company
Carnation

1-

10c

(quar.)™

Bank of the Manhattan Co.

'

;
•

of Rec.

20c

1-1-43

12-19

65 C

12-24

12-1(1

50c

12-24

12-10

12-11,

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

2184

Per
*.

.

Name of Company

>

Fairchild Aviation

Common
Famous

—

—

(year-end)

Faultless Rubber Co.

Bake

Shops

50c

25c

(quar.)_____

com.

(s-a)
_—75c
Federal Chemical Co., 6% pfd. (accum.$2(4
Federal Insurance of N. J. (quar.).
35c
Federal
Federal
Federal

Water

Gas

&

Watch

5%

_

2

12-19

2

12-22

Gulf Power

12-

Hackensack Water Co.,

6%

preferred

12-21

12-11

Halifax

12-30

12-15

Hall

1-2

12-15

12-21

12-14

12-30

12-15

Hamilton

(W. F.)

7%

Co.

(reduced

Printing

12-23
12-4

$2

Cotton

7%

preferred

12-12

12-15

12-15

Hanover Fire Insurance

$6

1-2

12-31

Sons Co.,

Class

(quar.)__

A

class

Harding

Harnischfeger Corp.

15c

(quar.)

of

Co.

&

(quar.)

Bank

City

of

Stores

Paper,

■

(quar.)

Pittsburgh

&

(Canada)

class A

Insulation

6%

class A

6%

Kleiser, 6%

prior

$7

prior preferred

6%

prior preferred

(Canada)

Brewing

5%

Corp.,

Co.,

& Co.,

12-26

12-16

Keyes Fibre,

$1(4
$1%

1- 2

12- 5

Keystone

l-

12-

Kimberly-Clark

(quar.)____

(quar.)

Holmes

Holophane

12-30

12-10*

Honey

12-30

12-10*

Honeymead Products Co.

12-15
1-

Motors

(D. A.)

Co.

Co., Ltd., (quar.)
(irregular).:

Ltd.

preferred

$6

cumulative

General. Tire

12-29

12-

1

7%

12-29

12-

1

Georgia

Power,

70c class A (quar.) ^
Laclede-Christy Clay Products Co.—
6% preferred (quar.)
:

17(/2c

12-31

12-23

12-24

$1(4

1-1-43

12-24

12-31

12-16

Lambert

Co.

37>/2c

1-2

12-17

Lambton

Loan

$$l

1-2

1-25

12-31

12-18
12-10

$50c

1-2-43

12-15

Lamaque Gold Mines,

12c

12-28

Lamson &

$1(4

12-31

12-22
12-11

12-22

>

Razor

4(4%

Wernicke

Co.

preferred

12-24

12-18

2

12-18

12-28

12-11

1-

$5

12-19

12- 5

Goodrich

(B. F.)

Mills,

Hosiery

City

Granite

(W,

12-21

12-10

12-24

12-12

12-18

12-16

1-2

12-16

12-22

pfd.

12-

17Vfec

12-12
12-15

12-24

25c

12-14

2

12-21

$1(4

,1-

12-15

.1-2

12-15

50c

12-20

12-10

1-

(year-end)_ 1

$1(4

(quar.)

Y.). (quar,)

2-

2

1

1-2
2

1-

2

12-15

$1%

1-

2

12-20

$1

(quar.)—.

(quar.)___________

1-

1

12-18

1-

1

12-18

12-22

12-2

$1%
5c

(quar.)

$l>/2

"

;

,

-

.

.

2

12-10

Indianapolis Power & Light com. (quar.)30c1
5(4% preferred (quar.)
$1.31(4
Indianapolis Water Co., 5% pfd. A (quar.)__
$1(4
Industrial Acceptance 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
"^$1(4
$2 non-cum. class A (resumed) ——25c
Ingersoll-Rand, 6% preferred (s-a).$3
Inspiration Consolidated Copper.
_25c

12-31

1-

pfd.

,

12-31

„

,

.

;—

:

,

(quar.)_

12-11

12-18

12-31

12-15

Insuranceshares

12-31

12-15

Interbanc

Investors

2

12-15

Interlake

Steamship

$62(fee
(quar.)__—_________

75c

62(fec

_____

11-

2

(year-end)

12-24

12-22

Stock
12-10

35c

American

Insurance

12-24

35c

1-2

12-18

1-2

12-18

International

25c

1-

2

12-18

20c

(quar.)

1-2

12-18

International

12-14

five

dividend,

lOO.^hares

25c

(quar.)__

preferred

..10c

shares

for,

Cellucotton

Products

,

2

12-15

12-15

Greenfield Tap & Die Corp., common

$1

12-28

12-15

International Paints,

$3

12-22

12-11

International

Paper

Co.,

5%.

$1.50

12-28

12-15

international

Power

Co..

Ltd.—

Lakes

Paper Co.— •
partic. pref. (accum.)
partic. pref. (accum.)
West Life Assurance Co. (ouar.)
Western Sugar, common (quar.)

v.
$75c

12-31

12-21

$75c
$$3%

12-31

12-21

1-2

12-19

2

12-15

preferred (quar.)
(B) Wire Co., Ltd.

Greening

50c

preferred (s-a)
$1.50 non-cumulated,convertible preferred.
$6

Greenwich Gas Co.,,common;

preferred

Greenwich Water System,

12c

(quar.)




(accum.)

31(4c

1-

2

12-19

.

7%

preferred

Ltd., 5%

>

K 2

12-19

1-. 2

12-19

International Silver,

$l(fe

12-31

12-11

International. Telegraph

International

1- 2

12-14

pfd.

Shoe

Co.

7%

(accum.)*■

(quar.)

preferred,
(Maine)_

12-24

12-14

-12-10

1-15

12-19

12-30

12-22

$1.75
8%c_

.

2- 1
2- 1

1- 2,
1-2
>

>.

_

50c
$1(4-,

,L__j

,

:

'.45ct

(quar.).^,"$1%.
,*96Va6..

12-1
*12-31

L-

Steel

Loew!s,

•

.

1-15

12-28

12-12,

$7»/2c

12-30

12-12

preferred

A

$2

-

(quar,)u_L___———_

1--.2

12-15
s

12-17
12-15

12-23

12-11,
......

..

/

12-23

-12-10

$1.50

,1-2

12-17

37(fee

12-23

12-15

25c

1-27

-'12-15

50c

1-25

--12-31

31(4c

1-15

12-31

___

,

Co.

.

(Ky.)—

'

RR.

.

$128

1-15

-12-31>

$2

12-23

llr30

1-2-43

1^-22

..1

40c

1-2

12-15

-

$3

1-2-43

12-15

-

(quar.)__
fs-a)____

MacLeod Cockshutt Gold Mining (interim).
Macmillan Co., common (quar.)—•
Extra
Macy. (R. H.L& Co. (quar.*)—1__
Madsen Red.Lake Gold Mihes, Ltd: (ilvterim)
Magor Car Corp/ (year-end)*__'___^^_l
1_
Mahoning Coal RR., common (irregular).

10c

,

convertible preferred

,

..,1-2

$3c

12-29

12-10

12-26

/12-14

$1

$5

1-2
* " :

"V

$$6

(quar.)—,
(quar.)
r--/

50c

50c

(quar.)-

50c
'

$1

10-28

12-11

12-21'

12-28

,

$1(4'

________

Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co.

.10-28

12-29

50c

:
.

12-. I

12-29

25c

_____

12-23

25c

.

__

/

$1%

,

(year-end)

preferred

...

______——

12-15
12-11

,

;

Lykens Valley RR. & Coal (s-a) 1
Lynchburg & Abingdon Telegraph

_

•

12-31
12-23

-

"

Lunkenheimer Co. 6(fe%

$2

12-18

(Del,)—

Electric

Louisville & Nashville

Extra

12-18,

12-31..

,25c

Manufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.)

.1- 1

12-14

12-31

<

(quar.)_____

-Semi-annually

12-14,

12-26

75c,,

12-15-

_

12-26

\

(quar.)___
&

1-1-43

:

(increased)
5% preferred 4quar.)___
5% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)_^__

.

12-22

12-11

10c

(quar.)__.$$1.75

Cement

Louisville Gas

12-21,

$1.50

Theatres, Ltd.—

Louisville Gas & Electric
Class

12-31

30c

....

—

(Marcus)

Class B

1-15

$1

for, each 18 shares of Lone Star held
& Taylor
(reduced quar.)___

-

:•*

,

75c

:

(quar.)

Preferred (s-a,.
Manufacturers LifeUnsurance Co.. (Toronto)

'1-1

.

12-14,
12-14

1:

Year-end
L
Lone.Star-Gas..Corp* (stock dividend)*- One
;
share of Northern Natural Gas,, common
.

,12-15

$3

12-12

-

12-22

50c

Co.

Extra

7%.

7,

12-7,

2-

_i._

Lone Star

12-

12-7,

4

_

12-18

1- 2

12-21
12-21

12-23

1-

Inc.-

Loew's

3-15

1-4

*

,(quar.)

Chain

Extra

.

12-15

25c

.

(quar.)—

(year-end)

2-5
-

4-1

$1,12(4

______

A

1

1-2-43

•

$1%

—,25c

1-12

,

3-

$1.62(4

12-30

,

$$1.75

i__i_

12-31
4- 2

.-

$$1.(4
$1(4
'

•

(irreg.)__

,

(quar.)...-^^.,...^..,-

Common

1-14

12-12

11-17

(quar.)r

preferred

12-11-

12-26

12-21

50c

preferred

4(4%

12-31

3c

.

(quar.)

_________

5

1-

2 -12-15

1-1

$1%

.

Carbonic ,(quar;)

12-8

12— 8
k

,'50c

Co

common

5*

1-15

Lion Match Co,
50c
Lion Match Co.___—:-4 50c
Lion Oil Refining (quar.)________—»
25c
Lipton (Thos. J.), 6%. preferred (quar.)____
37(fec

,

$1

pfd- (quar.)__

(accumulated)-

.02444c

^

6% pfd.

1-

<•.

12-26

50c

Petroleum

Lord

40c

,

.

A

Class B

12-31

-12-11*

.

$1.30

preferred

Locke

.

11-30

•

1-28

,37(fee-.

1-2

_

-•

12-22

$V/as

.».

$i5c

Extra

12- 7,
..12- 7

12-10

r

(quar.).,,

(quar.)

,,

(quar.)__._____^____,___-l.

6(fe.%

.

12-14

■

$i3/4.

(quar.)_

.

60c.

Machinery

preferred

•W* preferred

>12-14

.

..

Little Schuylkill Navigation River & Canal—
Semi-annually
:—^
,-.Lock-Joint Pipe Co., Common (monthly)*

8

12-22

Extra

Cigar

,

.

12-23

..

(quar.)

Y.)

■

12-

,12-24

each

_____—L_

held.

.

.

12-18

25c

International Harvester Co., com, (quar.)__•
International Minerals & Chemicals—
4% preferred (quar.)—Z
1,—^
International Nickel of Canada—
preferred (quar.)
—
Preferred ($5) (quar.)___
—
Common, payable in United States funds *
less Canadian tax__'
International Ocean Telegraph (quar.)
;

(N.

12- 5
.12-18

$1(4

(year-end)

Co.

(year-end),
International Business Machine (quar.)-'__-

5-15-43

25c

Certificates

1-

12-24

12-31

1-

60c

'

Little Long Lac Gold Mines (interim)______

12-24

12-22

20c

1-15

Llsk Mfg. Co.

;

12-31

,1-2
► 12-^2.
V"
V* '•
Bank group shares (stock dividend)—" „2Vfe% ... «.l- 2
Insurance Go. of North America (s-a)_:
' ' ,.$1(4
1-15

.62(fee

12-22

,

v,12-ll

12-31

$63c

-

..

.'1-15,. .12-17
l-.l
12-17
1- 2
12-12

50c

•

12-31

12-

12-14

12-22

Extra

Institutional Securities—

1-2

—

50c

Liquid

12-8

$1(4

(quar.)

12-15*

2

$$2.50

conv.

,12-15

.1- 2

^

12-21

1-2-43

50c

.

.

$1.50
$1.75

-

1-15

..

.

.

.

6(4%

f

.

12-12

$3.25

,

12-11

,

12-24

12-28

12-10

•

COrp.__w_____„___

9

12-18

1-1

12-31

Stores

,5.2.%

••

,

$2

6% preferred (quar.)
:—
7% preferred (quar.)—______

12-15

56V4c

(quar.)

Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.—

12-12

1-

$3

.

$1

Link Belt Co.,

12-

12-14'

<40c
..

12-9

.

12-10

12-29

62(4c

12-22
12-31

12-21

(quar.)._u____._i_i_rt_»-_.4
Lexington Telephone Co., common (quar.)__

Lerner

; •

12-15

2

12-21

.

Co,,

Lincoln

.

1-

•

12-15

50c

Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Lima. Locomotive,Works, Inc..

.

1-2

40c
30c

—

,

*

12-15

i

30c

C.). Leather Co

12-15

—r

12-14

12-31

&

2

12-28

30c

12-21

12-22

,

Steel
•

(A.

8

12-21'

2

1-

$$1
37(4c

(quar.)_

& Son

Liquidating
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre

..1- .2 ...12-15

35c

■

A.)

Electric

12-15,1-

"

(quar.)^

.12-31

$1(4.

-

(John

12-15

2

1-

(Ontario)—

,12-20

.

35c
,

12-11
11-27
-11-25

$l(fe.;-,l-2
Illinois Zinc Co. (irregular).:
25c
12-30
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Toronto)—
,
Quarterly
V $$3%
1-2-43
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
>.•.. ■
■
Ordinary (interim) _________
—, $10c
12-31
Incorporated Investors
( „.20c
:12-22
Indiana Gas & Chemical, $3 pfd. (s-a)__. $1(4
1- 2
Indiana General Service Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
$1.50,.
1- 2

12-15

2

1-

(quar.)——____

Extra,
________
Illinois Bell Telephone (reduced).
Illinois Central RR. Co. (Leased Lines)—,
4% guaranteed (s-a)—
Illinois Commercial Telephone—
$6 preferred (quar.)

8

12-24

40c

(quar.)$1V2

preferred
(N.

Ideal Cement Co.

1-11-43
12-18

$1(4

Co—1

Hussman-Ligonier, 5(4% conv. pfd. (quar.)68%c
Hyde Park Brewing Assn. (year-end)
c
$1

12-18

12-26

Fiber

„

12-10*

2-1-43
1-2

6214c

prior pfd. (s-a)^
(resumed)

$145 participating
Participating

62(fee

(quar.)____._:
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal (N. J.)—

4 12-12

12-10

Humphreys Manufacturing Co., com. (quar.)
r
15c
6% preferred (quar.)_____—$1.50
Huron & Erie Mtge. Corp. (quar.)
_____
$1

12-24

12-21

12-26

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

common

(quar.)__

1-

2-1

4%. preferred

12-14

15c

Co.

Steel

T.l

12-29

or 50c in cash

Co. common

5%

10c

67c

.

(quar.)

Gotham

Hummel-Ross

3

(accum.)

preferred

$2.50

Fisheries

Gorton-Pew

12-3

$1(4

__________

Gosnold

12-21

1-25

preferred <quar.)__
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)
preferred

12-12

35c

5%

Extra

pfd,

$2.50 pfd. (quar.)
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.—

12-19

12-

1-1

(quar.).

Lang

^

12-15

.

12-26

12-28

(quar.)__—

Ltd.

Landers, Frary & Clark

12-15

——.

12-21

$1%

(interim).,
$7

Brothers,

$2.50

Leath

$1%

(quar.)—.—:.—

class A

State Co.,

Co.

12-31*

$1(4

6%

Goebel Brewing Co, .(quar.)
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co.
Goldblatt

Sessions

12-11

(quar.)__

(quar.)

$50c

$10c

.

(interim)

Lawyers Title.Insurance Co. (Richmond, Va.)
6% preferred
(s-a)"

(quar.)___

(quar.)

convertible: preferred

Godchaux Sugar,

Ont.)
'

Ltd.

Banking & Loan Co.
Quarterly
___!

12-10

25c

common—______

Co.

Co., common

(Sarnia,

12-31*

$1(4

Falls Insurance

Co.

12-1

12-21

30c

10c
$2

(quar.)_

Safety

Gillette

Invest.

4

Landed

12-12

25c

'

Glidden

Extra

1-1

$1

(year-end)

pfd.

&

Semi-annual

12-19

12-22

$1
25c

.

!

Lawrence

12-1

12-23

12- 5

—_—________

12-18

12-21

12-31

.12- 4

12-21

2

1-4

1

1-

12-26

Class A
(quar.)__
62(fee.
1- 2
Household Finance, common (quar,)i
$1, 1-15
5% preferred (quar.)
—$1(4
1-15
Houston Oil Co. of Texas 6% pfd._^_—____
t$l(4
12-21
.Howe Scale Co
1
$2
12-22
Howe Sound Co, (quar.)
75c .42-23
Extra
/25c
12-23
Hubbell (Harvey), Inc. (quar.), 40c
'12-21
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting________—_
t$l - 12-21
Humble Oil & Refining____„-r______„, 62'/2c
12-26

1-1

12-19

1-15

" 3%c

12- 1

1-

12-31

$3(4

12-31

75c

12-19-

15c
25c

(quar.)

1- 4

j.
.

1-2

(interim)..

12-29

(quar.)_,

Extra

(year-end)__

common

preferred

$5

preferred

common

Latrobe

12-15

12-18

1-15-43

2-1-43

$1(4

(quar.)_

LaSalleIndustrialFinanceCorp.com, (qu.)

12-24

;\

—_

1- 2
1-2-43

$1%

pieferred

(s-a)

45c

'

12-19

$1

12-11

$1(4

preferred

$5

Rubber,

Mfg.,

1-20

12-19

$1(4

(quar.).
6%

12-12

l

12-21

75c

„50c

lc

(quar.)

l-

t.

preferred

preferred

2-1-43

,

$15c

(quar.)

&

(quar.).

Telephone,

convertible

(quar.)_

12-10

(quar.)

preferred

Giddlngs.& Lewis Machine Tool

7%

Plant-Choate

$1

12-29

$1(4

12-26

(quar.)—v

preferred

Great

La

5

12-12

62(4c

(quar.)____

12-12

12-29

(quar.)—__

12-21

(year-end)

preferred

General, Time Instruments,

Great

Crosse

l(4c

44/3000ths share of common

Class

La

12-

.

pfd.

Horne (Joseph) Co. (resumed).—$ 1.10
Hoskins Mfg. Co. (year-end)—
_■
30c

(year-end)

General Telephone Corporation,

Great

1-17
12-9

,

_____

5%

Houdaille-Hersbey class B

25c

pfd.

$2.67 preferred

Refractories

2nd preferred

12-19

12-20

"r ^25c
,$5c

__—

(quar.)

7%

1

$1%

i.

Co.

preferred

preferred

2-. 1

12-21

,;

&

6%

12-11

2

62(4c

12-15

(quar.)______

General Shareholdings $6 preferred

Great

1-

Emil)

1-

12-29

75c

12-10

12-31

35c

Printing Ink,

12-11

„$$1V4
$$1.38

5%

Corp.

12-23

50c

$1V2

12-10

87(/2c

12-31

Co

5%

12-11

12-20

4.

common

Inc.,

1

10c

17(fec

(quar.)

(quar.)

Electric

1-

(quar.)

com.

37(4c

(quar.)__

common

(quar.)

Co.

25c

Corp.

$1(4

_______

1

12-15

1st

75c

____________

1-20

1

1- 2

6%

$25c

Hooker Electrochemical 6% pfd. (quar.)__$_
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co. (year-end) ___—1
Holder's, Inc. (extra)

1-20

12-23

70c

Kresge Dept. Stores, 4% preferred
Kroger Grocery & Baking—

40c

12-15

2-

1-2

1-19-43

(year-end)

12-21

25c

12-10

$6

1-29-43

30c

12-21

75c

12-31-

1-1

15c

$1.75

11-27'

1-15

Koppers

12-19

12-12
11-27

12-24

12-30

Extra

12-19

*12-18

$8c

12-14

1-1

2

1-

12-22
12-24

8%c

12-24

1-1

12-23

$l'/2

J.

(year-end)

12-7

(quar.)

12-22

2

(quar.)_"_

preferred
(quar.)_

Mines

12-21

•

12-16
12-15
12-18

pfior preferred (accum.)_^
Service $2.80 pfd. (quar.)_

6%

Co.,

12-15-

2

2"

$1

12- 7

31V4C

11-

^

Gold

Public

(D.

12-18'

12-23

25c

_.__2

12-21

31(4c

$1%
,75c

6% preferred (quar.)_
Kings County Lighting 7% pfd. B (accum.)
6% preferred series C (accum.)__
5% preferred series D (accum.)—
Klein

12-15-

12-15

1-2

25c

12-

Co.—

&

12- 4

l

10c

15c

Bartlett

12-14

>

12-24
l-

7

12-12'

1

12-21

$1%

12-10

7

1-

10c

____________

12-15

:

12-22

$2

(quar.)

.$3(4

(s-a)

12-30

1-

5

12-7'

$1%

12-21

50c

.

12-30

$1(4

2

1-1-43

'

12-26

90c

(s-a)

common

25c

(quar.)____

12-11*

12-7

(s-a)

12-21

25c

(year-end)

preferred

Dew,

12-11

9c

Box

Paint Corp.,

5%

43%c

30c

—

General

Grant

Kerr-Addison

12-14*

12-

1-1-43

(initial)

Kentucky Utilities, 6%
Kerlyn Oil Co. class A

12-16

25c

(irregular)

General

5%

12-16

12-26

Hinde & Dauch Paper Co. of Canada (quar.)
Hinde & Dauch Paper common (year-end)__
5%
preierred (quar.)v

12-15

common

Baking Co.,

General

Golden

12-26

Hobart Mfg. Co., class A (extra)
Holland Furnace Co. (quar.)
—^
Hollander (A.) & Sons, Inc. (year-end)
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines (monthly)
Holly Development (quar.)

12-31

(quar.)

American Investors,

General

$7

12-15

$15c

(quar.)

General Industries,

.1

Powder

Hilo Electric Lighting, Ltd.

12- 7

Co., $3 preference class A__—

General Mills,

Globe

1-2-43

10c

prior preferred (quar.)—:
Higgins Industries, 6% preferred

12-10

Candy Corp,V (year-end)
Quarterly

Glens

12-30

$iy4

7%

12-10

General

$6

12-15

12-31

Extra

$6

12-31

12-30

_____

(quar.)_____:_

—___.—___

9-15-43

1-20

12-28

common

Co.,

preferred

$2.50

10-1-43

-12-21

Monthly
Hickok Oil Corporation 5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)_____—

6rl5

50c

preferred (quar.)

General

.

1

12-21

General American Transportation

$6

7-

Corp.
Kennecott Copper
Special
____!

$3

—

3-15

common

preferred

Autogiro

12-24

Co., common

Hibbard, Spencer,
Monthly

12-15

1

convertible

12-17-

1-1

1-6-43

50c

preferred

$1.50

25c

Extra—.

12-15

1-2

7%

Kellett

12-23

$i(fe

50c

12-

7%

Corp.
Keith-Albee-Orpheum,

12-11.

1-18

1-4

(quar.)

R./

(J.

12- 7
12-10

50c

'

Co.

12-21
2-1

(quar.)

com.

Kearney

12-10

(quar.)____—____________
Hercules Motors Corp. (year-end)

8

A.)

12-10

12-15

$1V4

Katz Drug Co. $4.50 preferred (quar.)
Kaynee Co., 7% preferred (quar.)_

12-10

_________

Gas,

(quar.)

(C.

12-18

1

12-24

(year-end)_

8

2

1-

$l(fe

1,

2

(year-end)

■

___:

12-

1-

1-1

12-28

50c

preferred

Natural

"
12-10

1-1

$1%
$1%

_

____

12-

-

.1-

preferred

12-15

15c

pfd.

preferred

Power

preferred

General

(George W.)

12-23

4-

,12-23

Kaufmann

50c

^

(liquidating)

(quar.)

12-29

12-24

25c

_______________

(quar.)

preferred

1

$114

B

35c

Hercules

$1(4

common

Gemmer Mfg.

$8

preferred

7%

12-22

(quar.)

B

Kansas-Nebraska

1

1-

50c

______

(quar.)
Southern—

City

12-31

1-15
,12-21

35c

12-15

1-

$1(4

(quar.)

non-cumulative

12-18

1-2

$$%

,

30c

conv.

Co.,

(Julius)

Corp.,

General

7%
Helme

(quar.)

(quar.)_

Hershey Creamery,

25c

;

12-14

,15c

& Co., common

12-14

25c

(year-end)—__

12-24

——

12-20

$35c

(year-end)

4%

$6

(year-end)

Ltd.

Co.

1

1-

37(4c

(year-end)

convertible preferred

General

12-14

12-31

(quar.)__

common

class

convertible

B

12-31

$7

common

Investors

B

5(fe%

12-14

37(4c

(resumed).

Co.,

Class

12-31

37(4c

com.

(quar.)_

Gatineau

12-21

:

Gardner-Denver

6%

2

37(4c

:___

Kansas

12-14

—50c

Glass

(W. E.)

Extra

12-15

,___

preferred

preierred

Garfinkel

12-21

1-'

1

A

(Robert)

Garrett

1-2

1-

__^

12-24

$1%.

25c

Service

Fundamental

$3

Hazel-Atlas
Heller

12-19

$1%

(quar.)

County Distilling,

convertible

Gannett

12-21
12-11

2

1-

12-15

Company

6%

1-2
12-21

12-15

(quar.)

Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.

Gair

Sugar

2

—_____

Class

Hawaiian

2

Extra

Fulton

12-15

1-

(quar.)

60c

12-23

1-

(quar.)

Frick

Pineapple

37(4c

(quar.)

6%

Franklin

Hawaiian

37(4c

(accumulated)

preferred

(Peter)

12-11

(quar.)

(quar.)

Fox

2

1-

(quar.)__

pfd.

preferred

preferred

12-24

(Chicago)--

____—

6c

preferred—,.

prior preierred

Co.

3-31

$25c

v___

class A pfd.

6%

Foundation

12-31

$l>/2

(quar.)_

(s-a)

class A

Corp.,

preierred

$7

2

50c

1st pfd.

Co.__;

Foster & Kleiser Co.,

Wheeler

12-15

1-

$25c

__

.____

Foresight Foundation,

Foster

(quar.)

(quar.I

Foreign Light & Power, 6%

&

Harshaw Chemical Co—1
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

1-2
4-1

35c

Machinery Corp._________________
Motor

Foster

Harrisburgh Steel

25c

Food

Formica

Harrisburg Rys.

12-23

50c

________

Ford

B

12-12
12-18

12-31

35c

—__—

Co.

7%

1-2
12-28

$1

Corp.

1-6-43,

-12-24

$3

12-31

50c

___

12-1711-30

12-15'

'

(quar.)
_________
Juhun & Kokenge Co. (year-end)
Kansas City Power & Light—
://

$1%

_____

$i>/2

Fiorsheim Shoe, class A—

v,

^

(year-end)_

Savings Bank

Quarterly
Harrisburg Gas,

Extra

1-20-43

preferred

(quar.15c

com,

12-12

$1%

(quar.)

$n/2

preferred A

12-14

1- 2

$1%

com.

12-15

-

12-28

$1%

_

_

com

12-15-

12-31

(quar.)
40c
(quar.)$1.0614

5%

'

.

12-17'

1-

Co. common

preferred

5%

$6

12-22

&

12-17

2

12-4

Harris Trust

6214c

(year-end)

$7 pfd.

.

12-5

1-2
1-

12-22

"

*

:_

Jeliet & Chicago RR., stamped
7% preferred (quar.)
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp

12-15

12-17

12-12

25c

common

Light,

12-21

30c
.

414%

12-23

12-12

$2

(quar.)____

25c

$ 1 Va

12-15-

(irregular)

Johns-Manville Corp.

12-31

(quar.)______—
2nd issue (quar.)

$2

common

Company,

Power

Class

preferred

12-15
'

,1- 2

12-22

$20

___

(quar;)_:_

___,

preferred (quar.)_____

Class B

5%

Jewel Tea

2

12-14'

2

(quar.)

$3c

12-22

$2

(quar./

____^

National

Flintkote

preierred

(quar.)

preferred

12-15

1-

;

$i0c

50c

:■

(year-end)________

National Bank of New York

Florida

5%

preferred

1%

Jefferson Electric Co.

$$114

(interim).:
(s-a)

Ltd.

6%

1-8
12-15

1-2

12-28

50c:

_

1-15

JlOc

12-28

15c

Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—r
5(4% preferred (quar.)

12-5

8

12-22

1

(quar.)

1-2

$50c

.

Mines

6y8C

Rubber

Quarterly

6%

12-12

Gold

Carpets,

15c

Penna.

Tire

Flambeau

12-12

12-22

Rock

12-21

1-

,15c
25c

(year-end)

,

5

12-

Chute

Air

Inc.

60c

.

.

(quar.)

5c

First National

First

12-22

5c

(quar./

Hard

12-21

12-18

1

12-23

25c

"C,"

25c

_

(quar.)_____

1-15
12-19

——

First Nat'l Bank of jersey
First

preferred

6%

1-25

5V2% preferred (quar./
Firestone

1-15

(quar.)

common
(quar.)
(quar.)_________

12-29

Extra

Finance

1-25

Paper,

preferred

15c

—

—

B

25c

414%

$1.18%

_____

(s-a)

of America

Co.

Extra.

common

(quar.)

12-10

.1-

*

Harbison-Walker Refractories—

preferred

2

$40c

(accumulated)____—

12-31

(Wm.|

12-21

12-16

.

2-

..25c

.

••

12-18

1- 2

12-31

(quar.)________^

12-31

Finance

i

s-aj_

common.^-.

12-24

Hammermill

12-28

75c

-1-15'

$1%

.

(quar.)___„_

Holder t

Payable-of Rec.

25c

$6 preferred (quar.)
•$1(4
Island Mountain Mines (interim)15c
Jamaica Water Supply, common (quar.).
50c
$5 preferred (quar.)
$1(4
James River Bridge System, class A (initial)
$1
Class B (initial)—
:
:
$1

12-11

43%c

Ltd.—

20c

4%%

t

When

.thare

.

Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.j,
Is'and Creek Coal Co., common

12-11

-

''.$1(4

Theatres,

United

$i»/2

Filtrol Co. of California

12-29

x$3,1- 2

i,.»

...

common

.-Extra

(

(quar.).—

Co., Ltd.,
preferred

convertible

Hamilton

$114

Filene's

_

7

•

25c

preierred (quar.)
(quar.)

75c

.

'•
-

,

_

preierred 2nd series (quar.)
of New York

12-15

25c

6%

Avenue Bank

12-15

1-2

Irving

12-7

1-2

(quar.)

—

6%
Fifth

12-

12-28

;
-

(quar.)

pfd. A

Halle Brothers Co., $2.40 conv, pfd.
Co.

12-16

12-21

Insurance

Extra

12-16

1- 2

50c

Fidelity Union Stock & Bond (resumed)-—
Field (Marshall) & Co., common (year-end)_

12-24
12-24

50c

—,—

$6 preferred

Co.,

12-28

Haloid

2

18c

(Bait.)

.

,

12- 3

3114c

(Bait,)—
(accumulated)________

Stores,

Investors Fund

12-21

$50

;___

Department

7%: preferred (quar.)
Investment Co. of America

V 10c

——

(quar.)

1-

.

12 Vz c

___

_

common

1-

12-21

15c

Corp.

Co.,

Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)_,„

$1

i—;—v.

& Guaranty Fire

Oil—

Name of Company

\

.

12-14

1244

12-24

$1

Guildford Realty Co.

25c

_

______

2

preferred

3c

___

Extra

Fidelity

No.

Gruen

30c

(year-end)
preferred (s-a)„

Ferry Cap & Set Screw——
Fidelity & Deposit (Md.) (extra)
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (quar.)

Brewery
1 Oil Corp.,___ 1

;

Interstate

12-14

.12-24

,25c.
13%c

»

>■

Per

of Rec.

12-24

.

Monday^ December 21,: 1942

Holder•

Payable

-

25c

Western

Group No.

10c

Brewing, 6%

(Frank)

Griesedieck

When

a/iare

.

______

$1

Truck

Motor

Fehr

1

Mining & Smelting

..

(quar.)___

—______________

1-2-43
12-11
4-1-43 3-12-43
1- 1
12-1S)
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14

preierred

5%

Name of Company

Greyhound Corporation, common
,
Extra (quar.)
5(4% preferred (quar.)_

Group

$2'/a
$2(4

——

Quarterly

of Rte.

(Syracuse,

(quar.)

Federal

3c
15c
$50c

(year-end),

Players Canadian Corp.

Y.)

»«r

12-23
12-18
12-22
11-25
4-1-43 3-18-43
12-21
12- 7
12-31
12-19

50c
$10c

(extra)—

Farmers & Traders Life Insurance

N.

Pat/able

ihare

(year-end)
Falconbridge Nickle Mines (irregular)—
Falstat'f Brewing Corp., 6% preterred (s-a)*.
Corp.

Holier*

When

•

1;

12-23
^

;

2.',,12-24

1- 2

_X2-15

lrl,5
I-

,12-30

,

l

12-24

-

12-15

12-l9

(quar.)*'—

Maigay Oil Corp.

Y.) (quar.)*
pfd. (quar.)

Water, 7'/ preferred iquar.)—__—
Maritime Tel. & Tel., Ltd.; common (quar,)-

12-19

Co."
$5

Power,

Reserve

(N.

Marion

Marshall Field

Maryland

(quar.)—
Maryland Trust Co, (Bait.)
I'/o

Navarro

_._**__

$2

12-10

Nehi -Corp.,

Massachusetts, Plate .Glass
Extra

1

New
New

Hampshire Fire Ins, Co.

12-15

Ne.w

12-23

,12-31

1-2-43

12-31

12-

11-

1-2-43

12-21

Year-end

12-31.

30c

1-

McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co. (quar.)——6214c
McWiliiams Dredging Co.—-—1-.—•_**_***25c
Mead Johnson & Co., common (quar.)——,
75c

1-

2

•7%

preferred

1-

*_*■*__;.'/

Mengel Company, common (year end)——_
5',«-convertible 1st preferred (s-a)
Mercantile-Commerce Bk. & Tr. (St. Louis)

35c
25c
$114

.

.

12-21

11-25

North

$114
$114

12-30

12-21

;**A_*50c
Miners Transportation*;*/./**
'.
50c

12-30

12-21

Merchants Bank

'"Extra
Merchants

&

York

of New

iquar. I

_——

&

12-17

Machine Co—

2

-75c

—„

Ontario

12'/2c
fquar.)$l'/2

1

12-

1

1

12-

1

1-

1

12-

1

Northwestern

1-

1

12-

1

1-

1

12-

1

2

12-15

2

12-15

1-

2

12-15

12-23

12-19

_

Ohio, Brass

non-cumulative preferred (quar.)—50c
B'ii preferred (quar.)—,/,
———
§2.00
Midvale Co. (year-end)—
:*,
50c
Mid-West Refineries,
Inc———
—
5c

12-23

12-14

5c

12-30

12-22

12-30

12-22

'.

9

12-19

12-

12-20

Extra

„j

12-18

,

12-31

Co.—25c
(quar.)—
$1'4"

Falls

Millers

' 5c

'**„_****_*_*****.—**■—

-

$7 preferred (quar.)———
Mississippi River Power,
pfd.

12-21

1-

2

Mississippi Valley Public Service—
1-

preferred B {quar.)***-.——-——T—.■■ t„- Sl'/a
Missouri Edison Co. $7 pfd, (quar.)'——— 4
$1%.
Mobile & Birmingham RR.» 41/ pfd- <Sra)**/
$2
674

Mode O'Day Corp.

12-

2

2
.

12-31-

,

Mor.roe Chemical,

$3.50 preferred

Utilities, common————,
57fi preferred (quar.)——,
$114
674 preferred (qua?.) ————-v-——$l'/2
Montgomery Ward & Co., common——
,
50c
Montana Dakota
•

/.Class

Extra

:

———

,

12-29

12-15

614

12-29

12-15

12-11
12-

8

1-

2

12-

8

$1.75
$1.75

1-

2

12-8

1-

2 z

12-'

1-2-43
2

12-11

12-21

*12-14

12-29

12-12

$1)4

12-28
1-15
1-15

1-

National Blvd.

Co.—/:
Bank of-Chicago

—-

.Quarterly
Bond & Share, (special)
National Breweries, Ltd.'(quar.)—

—

,

National

'—

preferred (quar.)
—;
National Cash Register. Co. (quar.)——
7'4

.

——*

Year'-end

.National
$3

$1.75
$1.75
25c
25c
50c

2nd

Class A
preferred (quar.)

City

conv.

Lines

—

(quar.)—:

Cylinder Gas—
National Enamel & Stamping (year-end)—-National Funding, class A (quar.)—
Class B fquar.)
National Gas & Electric Corp. (year-end)__
National Grocers, Ltd., $1.50 pref. (quar.).
National Gypsum Co. (year-end)
:
National Investors Corp., (year-end)
National Lead Cp., common (quar.)—
6 74 preferred B
(quar.)
:
National Linen Service Corp. (extra)
.National Rubber, Machinery
—
National Safety Bank & Trust Co, (N. Y.) —
National

Annual

—




12-16
/

12-28
1- 2
12-31

Park & Tilford

A

Car,

514

3-24

Penney. (J.

12-11

and

•

12-30

9

*

1-16

12-

8

'12-14
12-

8

12-

8

12-14

25c

12-24

50c

1- 2

.

(quar.)*,
Co,

for

12-

12-23

11-20

1- 4

RR.*

-

(quar.)**-

Pennsylvania Glass Sand, common
Year-end

Corp, of

preferred (quar.)

*

Pennsylvania Industries, ,$6

pfd.

z~

(accum.)**

,

$5

(quar.)

preferred

(quar.)

*

*—*

(quar.)__

12-11

1- 2
1- 2

12-21

12-10
12-10
12-11

—„—_*

.'_***

12-21

12-11

25c

12-15

$l'/4..

1- 1
12-28
1- 1

12-15
12-15

$4'/2

12-23

12-12

-$1.25
$1.50
$1.75
12J/2c

1-2
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2

12-15:
12-15
12-15
12-15

12-15

12-29

12-14

12-29

12-14

1-15

12-23

1-

2

12-19

T8c

1-6

12-23

25C

12-23

12-11.

12-23

12-11

$2Va

12-31

12-

12-31

12-24

12-28
1- 2
1- 2

12-15
12-15

12-15

$$1=1'8

12-

9

Randall

—

Packing Co.,

Rath

iquar.)*„_—**—_*
*_/__—_

common****
B

(quar.)— ***—
—•*

—

common

preferred (s-a)
*****
—
preferred (s-a)
*/
—:**_;——*
$2 preferred iquar.)
vReading Co., 2nd preferred (quar.)—**,
Real Estate Lban'Co. of Canada, Ltd. (s-a)*
514

*

Rayonier, Inc.,

Realty Mtge, Co.,(Birmingham)

12-19

2

12-19

12-21

11-27

50 c

1-15

12-15

$1'A

12-24

12-19

1-15

11-25

50c

•

12-24

12-14

12-24

12-14

1-

$134

12-21

2

12-

12-21

50C

1

$1'A

1-

1

12-10

$l'/a

1-

1

12-ia

20c

12-21

$1

12-24

$1''2

2-27

12-15
12-

1

2-

1

20c

1-27

12-18

87 '2C

1-

1

12-14,

$1'A

1-

1

12-14'

25C

1-

2

12-19

$i'/4

1-

2

12-10

2

12-19

5-1-43

4- 20-43

1-

$2 Va

$212

12-19

12-21

25c

11-1-43 10- 20-43

50c

1-

2

12-18

50c

1-14

12-24

/ m

1-

2

12-17

$1

1-

2

12-15

—

(year-end)
1
Reece Folding Machine (year-end),—
Reed Roller Bit Co. {year-end)—*Regent Knitting Mills, Ltd.***
—
Reliable Stores Corp.' (qtlar.)
**'—/„*—
514 convertible, preferred (qtfar.)*_/*/:—
Reliance Mfg."Co., common (year-end)— _*_
714 preferred
(quar.)—/
—*'
'—•
Remington Arms Co., common iyear-end) —
Remington Rand, Inc., common (irregular)*
i $4.50 preferred, (quar.)——**/
*—'
Rensselaer & Saratoga RR. (s-a) __——
Reo Motors, Inc./ vtc.
(initial)**/——.*
Republic Investors1 Fund—
■
.
,/'
614- preferred A (quar.)**
//—
614 preferred B (quar.)'
—
:——
Republic Realty Mortgage Corp.—
Non-cumulative

2

1-

25c

(reduced)

514

■

12-19

1-

50C

(quar.)

common

Class

Co.

12-21

2

t$l'A

—

common voting

Car,

2

1-

*—

5r4 pfd. (quar.)

—

convertible, preferred

514"

,

1-

Light Co.—

$5 preferred series B

,

Ralston Steel

9

37'Ac

25c

1

preferred

8c

12-15

12-28

50c

12-26

12-18

1-2-43

J25c

1- 15-43

1214 c

12-21

12-15

3714c

12-21

12-15

75c

12-29

30c

12-19

2

12-22

12-23

12-10

1-

$134

1-

25c

12-10

2

1-

50c

12-10

2

12-15

12-23

$4

2

1-

$1/8

12-12

.

.

.

i-

Common

■

B

Class

Rhinelander

preferred (quar.)
——*_
Oil Corp. (year-end)—*—*
Bros. Co—7*
/*—
—
Richman Water Works, 614 pfd. (quar.)—■—
2nd

Richman

Quarterly

<■

Co.,

—

-t—~

«-—.«»v./-

~v-j———

(quar.)
/
Riverside Metal Co. (year-end) —
Riverside Silk Mills, $2 partic. A pfd. (quar.)
Rochester & Genesee Valley RR. (s-a)
convertible

5 r4

Rochester
.

4V»%

Roeser
Rome

preferred

Telephone

Co., 'common

1st preferred series
&

fquar.) —

A (quar.)

Pendleton ' (quaf.)
.(irregular)

Cable- Corp.

(quar.)—
:
and 25c.Stores (extra)
Ruberoid Co.
(year-end)*/—**
Russell Industries,-Ltd., common (quar.)—

Roos" Brothers

Rose's

5,

10

'

preferred (quar.)—*/—*'

Aeronautical Co,*_—
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum (year-end)—**
Sabin Robbins Paper Co., ,714 pfd. (quar.) —
Ryan

Safeway Stores,

2-1-43

1-15-43

2-1-43

1-15-43"

5c.

12-10

12-20

12-10

2c

12-20

25c

12-21

$1V2

1-1-43

12-10

$11'2

1-1-43

12-10.

15c

12-22

12-

15C

12-26

12-11

15c

12-26

20c

12-22

12-

1

1

12-11
12-15

$1.75

1-

1

12-15

$1.75

1-

1

12-15

12-21

50c

11-30

2

.12-15

1-

50c

12-11'

1-2

$1.50

$l5/fl

12-30

12-15

12-30

12-15

30C

12-30

12-15

25c

12-28

12-18

25c

12-28

12-18

$1 '/4

12-28

12-18

60c

12-21

12-11*

*

*-*-1
(quar.)——/**———

——

common

Extra

15C

15C

20c

6\k 14 preferred (quar.)*
Metal Products (extra)

Ritter

714

-

$1.00
$1.25.

1-15

;

Quaker Oats Co.,:common "(quar.),
614 preferred (quar.)—
—
Radio Corp. of America, common (irregular)
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)——**—,

,

62V2C

12-19,

12-23

N.' J.—

(quar,)*—
(year-end)—
514 convertible preferred
(quar.)**—/*
614 preferred (quar.)
:_/—*—*—____*
Putnam (George),
Fund (year-end)*—*
Co.,

Rieke

1- 2

,.

12-19

1-15

58 M3 C

—*

Rich's, Inc.,

Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—•
$5 preferred

1-15

$75c

41%C

(quar.)—.—

(monthly)

Corp.,

12-11

70c...
$iy4
30c

5c

********—

12-31

Sl'/a

50c

Trust

preference

prior

Oil

Pure

<

,

1

Colorado—

of

Richfield

40c

(quar.)****

12-15
12-15

1-

25c

12-20
11-30
12-15

12-1L

12-17

2

12-24
2-

—*—

*

iyeai>end—/—
(year-end.)*—*———*——
Paper (year-end)
Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co,, 714 1st pfd. iquar.)

12-24

12-22

(Bait.)

12-10
12-31
12-10
12-10

2-5-43

12-10.

$15c

*

*

12-10
.

11-20

12-21

$5c

12-16

$3y2
12-21
$lc 1-14-43
$1^
12-21
25c:
12-21
$3
12-31
$6c
12-28
50c
1-2-43
35c 2-15-43
75c
12-24

12-23

62j2C

iquar.)**

12-1

12-21

3

50c

*

pfd.

12-21

12-29

2

12-31

5

iquar.)

12-30

12-19

12-

6V4C

12-21

12-29

12-3L

$1 'aC

Republic Steel Corp., common——**/_*_*„*
t
{jl4 preferred jquar.)
*
6'4 prior preference A "(quar.)—***
Reymer & Brothers, Inc. (resumed)***
Reynolds. (R.. J.) .Tobacco Co.—

Insurances., on Lives

Extra

Common

12-15

12-26

4

Non-voting (quar.)
714 original preferred

12-15
12-10

Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—

1-15

1-20

(quar.)— *

(quar.)

(year^end)

Publication

12-31

10c

Co.

Granting Annuities

12-14

12-11

15c

—

*

(monthly)—*
(monthly)"
(monthly)

preferred

514

f

,12-11

$2

Pennsylvania Edison, $2.50 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
iquar.)*****—
Pennsylvania .Exchange Bank (s-a)_

574

.

***********

12-22

12-23
12-16

12-26

J$l34

30c

,

(quar.)—,

(quar.)—*
$6 preferred
(quar.)
$7 preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Sugar Co., 5 74 pfd.
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp.—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)

12-15

.

25c

■

$2

—

75c

*

—1—

Pennsylvania'

12-11

11-27

1-20

20c

25c

(quar.)

/year-end)

(quar.)

C.f Co.

Extra

12-11

1-16

pfd.

(q'uar.)*—*—*—_/—'"•••

Co.

,

$1.40 Class A

12-14

12-

conv.

Appliance Co.

Mills,, pfd.. .(accumulated)—
Consol. Mines, Ltd. (interim) —
674 prefeired (accum.)__
Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co. (quar.)^_**„
Peerless Casualty 614 pfd. (s-a)
—
Pend Oreille Mines & Metals Co. (interim)*
Peninsular Telephone, common (quar.)

12-11*

11-27

12-22

40c

S'.V.'o

Worcester

Puget Sound-Power &

12-15
12-15

$iy2

,——_**—:—

Paymaster

"12-24

12-15

2

for

(quar.)
Mines

Dome

preferred

614

1

12-14;

30c

..

Peabody Coal Co.,

12-21

12-11

..

Paul-Knitting

Z12-12

1- 1
1- 1

2- 1
1-2-43

674

Parker

12-15-

2

1-

35c

1

'*_
1st pfd.

Public Service of Oklahoma,

12-18
12-15
12-18

common—.

preferred/(quar.)

Parker' Wolverine

12-15

1-1
•

1st

12-31

12-23

.

674

12-31

12-26

12-13-

1-

.

50c

&~Co., Ltd.,

Common

12-31

10c
75c

Pictures, Inc.—
Common : (increased)
(quar.)*;—,

12-17

12-31

50c

$1'2

—

Paramount

,

,

,

1-15

12-19

1-15
•
12-21
,
2- 1
75c
2- 1
. „,2Qc.
N12-22
' $1
12-24
35c
12-21
35c
12-21
15c ■ 12-29
$37'/aC.
1-16
25c • 12-30
11c .12-23
1214c
12-24

$lVa

$1.25

Lighting,

East

714' preferred

12-16
12-15

12-19

12-22

*

12-22

25c,

.National Candy .Co., Inc., common—-—774 1st preferred (quar.)

1-2
12-23
12-21
1- 2
1- 2

,

Steel

Public Service

11-19
11-19

2

1-2

,

—

1-1

50c
f $1
25c
50c
10c

•.

Co

National Bank &

6 74

12-10

1- 1

2

12-12

12-28
1- 2
30c
1-15
$1 •
1-2
$1,4-1
' 40c
12-21
:$50c
1-2

(quar.)-—

1- 2

15c
(

1-

12-10

1——12'/2CDecatur RR., Vk % pfd. (s,-a)—
933/*c

.Nashville &
National Biscuit

$20c

,

-

—

Pacific Tel. & Tel.,

12-21

12-19

Inc.******

Mining

514 preferred

/'

11-24,
11-24
12-10

1-

1-2

12-23

50c
50c
$2

Nash-Kelvinator Corp.

12-21
12-21
1- 2

$1'/*

t

—

—

12-24
12-24
12-10

SI1/*
674 preferred'.(quar.)———$ 1 '/2
1-15
Pacific Wood Products, 674 non-cum. pref-,
•.
2c , 12-21
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.
(quar.)——/-.;*." tSl1/*.-/
1- 2
Paraffine Companies, Inc., com. <quar-)_—_
50c
.12-23
4(4 preferred (quar.);—_—
*-—•—
'
$1
1-15

12-26

3c

(quar.)

z—

——'

„_

«

.

preferred (quar.)__
—
Myers (F. E.) & Brothers
Nabco Liquidating Co. (liquidating)

•

$5 preferred (quar.)—«—
Pacific Public Service
(quar.)—
Pacific Southern Investors, $3 pfd. (quar.)-

.

11-27

12-23

—

Ltd., 7'4. pfd. iquar.)

Lambert,

Public Service

12-12

12-31
12-31
12-21

2

12-21

$1

,(year-end)——

2nd preferred

Public

12-15
12-15

1-2

(increased)/—35c;

common

■

1-1

$iy*
$l'/2
15c

,

•

Pacific

12-10

preferred (quar.)_:
System, Inc.,. common

12-31
12-31
12-22

preferred)(quar.)—$l'/a
Electric Ry.. (quar.)—.< $50c

Extra.

12-24

8 74

j——-™—

Power com. {quar,)— ■
preferred (quar.)—r
Pacific &, Atlantic Telegraph Co, (s-a)—•—„
Pacific American Fisheries, Inc. (year-end) ^
PaGific Can Co. (quar.)
Pacific Indemnity Co.
(quar.)„_———,

12-31

1-

2

644

12-31

Ottawa Light, Heat*&

.•514

8

12-21

Mutual

Elevator Co.;

Extl-a

12-11

Corp.

35c
(quar.) —$1%

12-

12-22

10c

*

preferred iquar.)
partic. preferred

Gold

Class

,

12- 8
12- 8
12-? 9
12-15
12-15
i 12-15

"

2

12-10'

$114

_/**■
of a share

Personal Finance

12-10

1- 2
12-23
12-23

Ottawa

2

$I'/a
$2)4
SIV2
$1%
50o$1V*

12-30

$5
$15
' '15c

5'/o pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)———-———

preferred

Otis

(year-end)———
Motor Finance, $5 preferred (quar,)——
Mountain City Copper (irregular)
—
"156
Mueller Brass Co. (irregular)—v>
40c
Munsingwear, Inc.
(year-end)—:
——
$1'/*
Murphy (G. C.) Co., 4%% pfd.-(quar.) —
$1.183/4
Murphy Paint, Ltd., common
$20c
5'/a 74
preferred (quar.)
—
$$1%
Murray'Ohio Mfg.——-——
30c
Mutual Chemical Co. of America—
Products

Motor

6 74

:

12-15

1-

(s-a)—— „———— ■
Morris Plan Bank (New Haven) (quar.)——,
Morrison Cafeterias, 7^ preferred (quar.)—

(year-end)$1.55

class A

$5.50 "prior" preferred

Orpheum Building

.

.'

12-10

5

,

Prudential

12-19.
12-19

$3

12-12

1-15

Morris & Essex RR.

1- 2
1- 2

Orange & Rockland Elec.,
12-15

1-

774 pfd. B (quar.) (payable in H. S. funds)
.Moore <W. R.) Dry Goods Co. (quar.)T^—>

50c
58V3C

9

5

1-

__*_;

*_**/

&

12-19

Colony Insurance

1

1-

$134
$55V2c

U. S. funds)

pfd A (quar.) (payable in

2

$06l4c

(qyar,)—.————
Moore Corporation, Ltd., common (quar.)—
A

1-2

50c
41%c

.

12-29

;

87J/ic
10c

(quar.)—

1-

,

preferred (quar.)'-^--/...--*-^^----^^^ •75c
Omar,-Inc.,' 674 preferred (quar.)——.—_f - / fl'/a
Omnibus Corp.,1674 > preferred (quar.)L——_
, ,$2
Ontario Loan"& Debenture (quar.)„$$1'/*
*.

12-15

v

12-

1-

■

12-10

—

12-5

12-24

$134

Proprietary Mines, Ltd. (year-end)—__**___
Providence Washington Insurance****

12riQ
12-10
11-30

■••V

1-

12-20

■

12-22
12-22
12-22
12-22

preferred Cmonthly)
preferred1 fmdnthly)'!/:'//—.
Water Service,

Ohio

12-20

25c

$134

40c

&

514

1- 1
12-20
1- 2
12-15
12-28 -12-17.
12-30
12-21
"1-2
12-18
12-24
12-8
12-24
12-8
1- 2
12-15
1- 2
12-15

$1'/*
$l'/a

12-10

2

12-12*

America:

1st

Pressed

,12-15.
12-15
12-15.

12-20

1-

>

Mfg./Co., (quar.) ——50c:
,12-23
Molybdenum Corp. of America—:—v> 12'/2C
1-2
Monarch Life Assurance (Winnipeg)
(s-a)„
$$1.20
1-15
Moneta Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)——
: . ;$2cv.
1-15
Monongahela Valley fWater, 774 pfd. (quar.)
$13/*
Monongahela West Penn. Pub. Ser.—
• v
1- 2
I'o preferred (quar.) —
—'
—
433/*c .

6 &•

Old

12-20-

iquar.)—

12-23

12-15

1-2
1- 2,
1-2

(quar.)-——//_—„ "
Special'
„—w—^^/——
Oilstocks.', Ltd. (reduced)--——
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common——J——

2

common

Modine

774

1

.,**/—-/—I
——.
' +10c
preferred (quar.).,A.*___./*/-*———: t$1.37 Va

5 14 ''c

»

12-19

1-

Extra

*•

1-

12-19

50c

(quar.)

Co.

Providence

50c

prior

Z'v 7,14"

12-19

1-212-23

,50c

—

+30c

Containers, Ltd.,

Modern
-

(year-end)—:

12-15

2

12-15

12-23

$2.60

uon-cum.

1- 2

$5

preferred ' (quar,)——
—674
preferred (quar.)—■
—__
Ohio Match Co. (year-end)
—-Ohio Public Service, 5 74 pfd. (monthly)——
574"

,

12-15

-

12-15

12-23

$1

of Canada, common (interim)

6 74-

1-15
12-31
12-15

.

1

—

------

of

6 74
.

2-1
1-15
1-2-43

.

•

12-21

2

1-

$144
Sl'/a.

(quar.)—

12-10

2

1-

Mississippi Power, $6 preferied

Class B

Co.

Potash

Price Bros.

preferred (quar.)a—•$1'/*
$6 preferred
(quar,)—
——
$l'/a '
$6.60
preferred (quar.)—u$1.65
$7,preferred (quar.)—/.—,—' 1
$1%
$7.20 preferred (quar.) _—C—
___$1.80
Ohio .Finance Co. common (quar.)™,—_—'
40c

,

12-15

15c

_*'—

(quar.)*/

Power.,

Preston

class;A—r———50c

Co.,

Ohio ."Edison Co.,

12-14

2

(year-end)

Pocahontas

Creek

Porto Rico

12-16

12-31
1- 2

$25c

Ogilvie Flour Mills (quar.)—

(quar,)*/******:—,/**_/'J-„

12-31

Pond

12-10
12- 5
12-28

—

12-24

Miller Tool & Die

1-25

.

12-15.

1-

12-31

$1

each share held)*

12- 5
12-31

12-21
12-21

.

12-14

1

,

Power Corp.

Co.

2

1-

-

12-11
12-22
11-30
12-31

,

2

noc

(year-end)

Corp.

dividend, (15/1000th

Premier

,

,

1-

$2

iquar.)**

(quar.)—/——

*

Pollack Mfg. Co.

„

$1%
$1

1-

Telegraph

12-23

.

.

$1.25
(s-a)„$l'/2
Norwalk Tire & Rubber, common (resumed)
20c
! 774: pfd.' (accum.)
(clears all arrears)—
$2%
'. ,77v
preferred———!-——————— t$1.31V*
Norwich & Worcester .RR.," pfd. (quar.)i^_^„
$2.00
Norwood-JTyde Park Bank" & Trust Co.—'
Quarterly
—
$1.25
Nova Scotia Light & Power. 67'a" pfd. (quar.)
$$l'/2
Novadel-Agene Corp. fquar.)
■
50c
Nu-Enamel Corporation, common—7'/ac

1-

12-10

Pratt

1-

12-15

Cordage

12-21
,1-25,

Power/ common——/——

1-

,

Stock

Northland Greyhound Lines,

12-15

12-18

1 -15-43

1-

1 'A %

Mfg.

Plymouth Qil Co.

12^-10

12-22
1- 1
1-2
1-15

75c
75c

,

,

preferred iquar.)"——
—
Northwest Engineering Co; (extra)——.
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.-(year-end)

2

12-28

2-1-43

50c

Plymouth Cordage Employees' Stock iquar.)_

(Subject

$6.50

2

12-31

iquar.)**

—

Special

'

1-

12-10

9

20c

Plume & Atwood

Plymouth

(quar.)-^_—

prior preferred

67a •'preferred

12-19

1-

1

1-

•_**»**

.Bldg. & Loan Assn. (Bait.)
,

12-13

1-

50c

11-30
12-14

(year-end)

(year-end)—

Class:B

-

12-28

12-21

15c

12-8

12-23
12-28

Northern

12-22

Semi-annually

,

12-11

67a

12-12

Plaza Permanent

12-12,

2'Ac

;

Plate .Glass (year-end)
Pittsburgh Screw, & Bolt..'
Eittsfield Coal Gas Co. iquar.)

12-21

12-16

12-22

$2

Pittsburgh Forgings Co.**—*—**********

$10c
50c

12-19

12-24

1

12-21

50c

Mines*-—****,

Package

Paper

A.,*.

class

/**

*

"Gold

$1.10

12-22

,

.

1

12-

Plough, Inc.

North Star

1

12-10
12-

2

$2 \'-t

Pittsburgh Fart Wayne & Chicago Ry, iquar.)
774 preferred iquar.)***/;
,/'*_*

12-11

2

1-

12-

2
2

1-

(quar.)

iquar.)***

(Hartford)

Co.

Pittsburgh Coke & Iron

12-11

12-24

—

common

12-30
.12-30

Oil,, 77a'Pfd. (accum.)—$8%c
Northern. Central Ry. .(s-a) ———^
$2:
Northern: Natural Gas—————.
COc

5

pfd.

1-

1-

12- 5

12-17
12- 3

1-

—*—
02'40
(year-end)
10c
Participating preferred (participating) ___* /
10c
Metal & Thermit Corp., 7 f?o pfd. (quar.)—
$1%
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
$5 preferred (quar.)—
_/*,
SI1/*
$6 preferred (quar.)——————
$114
$7 preferred
(quar.)—'
.4
—_
$1^'*
$6 prior preferred (quar.)—————
,
$114''
$7. prior preferred (quar.)—i—4-——$13/*
Meyer-Blaqke Co. $7 preferred (quar.)———
$1%
Michigan Associated Telep;, 6',?. pfd. (quar.)
SIV2
Michigan Public Service Co., 6pfd. (quar.)
$l'/2/
6','a preferred series 1940 (quar.)———
$114
$6 junior preferred (quar.)—
$114
7Ca preferred
(quar.) _*./**-_*-,—, $13/*'*
Michigan Silica Co.: 4quar.) —I 5c
Midland Grocery, 6% pfd. (s-a)—$3
Midland Steel Products, common.'.:
——' ■;
50c

Mesta

Metal Textile Corp,,

2

1-

:
Crow

12-15

$1 '/a

*;
1 year-end)

Pittsburgh

approval of

to

Nortli'-American Rayon class A

12-17

1-

held)

&

Pittsburgh Coal & Gas

12-15

SEC)—1———/——t
——
12-30
(quar.)—75c
1-2
^53/47<> preferred, (quar.)—-r-r-,
7114c ' ,1- 2

12-12*

12-23

common

Extra

Pickle

2-1-43 1-15-43

67a' preferred

;

12-24

Company,

*

Insurance

12-24

20C

Tank,

Pump

,

.

RR,

1.

12-11

$1 la

(year-end)

Phillips
Phoenix

.Detroit-Edison,'capital stock,, for
shares, of

Trenton

&

1

2

1-

$1'2

*

prior preferred Iquar.)
$2 non-cumulative 2nd pfd.

12-

12-

S1/.4

(irregular)

$6

•'

,

$1'/*

n

12-21

15c

tyear-endi,

America

*

one

share of

■

12-29

common--—25c
preferred (quar.)———****____
$1V»
5 W'o
preferred (quar.)/**
*__—• $1.3114Mergcnthaler-Linotype Co. (year-end)——SI(4
Merrimac Hat Corp. (extra)——.—
25c
Merck

dividend,

American/Co;
50

of

Philadelphia Co. $5 pfd. (quar.)/
$6 prefeired iquar.)
Philadelphia Dairy Products—

12-10

1-2

$lJ/2

.

each

v,

.***,*_

Industries
(stock

Noblitt-Sparks

12-

12-20

12-23

/

Nipissing. Mines,, Ltd. .(interim)^——

-

—

'
,

/.__—.

Nicholson File Co.

1-1-43

Quarterly

;(year-end)

12-15

12-31

Corp.

Pfaudler ' Co.-

12-31-

15c

12-15

9

1-2

$1.50

2

1-

Petroleum

12-16

12-26

12-

12-21

$1.06 V*

*******

Philco Corp.

60c

preferred (quars)_

Class A

(quar. 11

preferred

12-10
12-17
12-15
12-15

75c

12-20
12-21

2

14c

__*/_.**

:

12-15'

,

1-

12-24

25c

(quar.)(*

(quar.)

com.

1-15
12-29

(Md.)—:Bv (year-end)-'—w—t—I-

f Comomn

.

12-15

Ltd.

Mines,

Co.

12-31

1-2
1- 2

12-28

$1

*

12-21

12-11'

2

1-

50c

Philadelphia

$1

(s-aI—

,1-2

_;_*—$1.25

(s-a)

12-17-

2

4'V4

Corp.

Niagara .Share

12-19

.

12-29
.

'

12-26

2

common****

year-end)

$1%

Newberry-.(J. J.) Co. common (quar.)
Newport;:(R.' I.) .'Electric Corp.—
^
;■ 6i/ff / preferred •;iquar.) —
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—r
$5 convertible, preferred (quar.)__———„

,.12-31,

■o

1

Philadelphia Electric Power, 8'/

—__—

Mutual'Telegraph

12-14

,

Milk

Pictorial

New/York

12-31

Co.

12- 3

—

2

Circle

$i3;

"

Mining—

Rosario

& Honduras

12-19

2

1-

■

York

Perkins Machine & Gear,

12-11

New

12-10

1-15

37 "2C

12- 5

Co.

York Central RR.

of Rec

12-29

SI

(quar.)

D 2
1-2

12-11-

.J$lMi

Co,

.

12-21

12-31

12-15

Stove

$l'/2
$l®i

(quar.),_

1-15

12-, 7

12-31

.

.*_**_—**.**■

12-14
12-15
12- 5

Stores

50c

Jersey,Power..& Light, $6 pfd.

New

New

,

—

,

12-23

12-24

25c
J$l,ll
75c
Year-end--—*__;.*.——-—-—_*-_*„„*.$1
McLennan, McFeeley & Prior, class A (quar,)
$12'/2C
Class B (quar.) — i—l-—*__*—
:**
12>Ae
61st', preferred (quar.)
:—._****—./
J$l%

Extra

(quar.)/__'__—/———

Inc.

(resumed)r^
"
$1
New /Fork City .Omnibus.;('year-end) —' ' ,75c
New .York &• Harlem RR.; 10pfd. (s-a)___
$2%'
Common; (s-a)
!_/
$2'/2

15c

partic. pfd. (s-aj

(s-a)

New-Jersey. Water; 7-7" preferred^ (quar.) i—
New London Northern RR." (quar.)^

12-7

$1%

McCrory

McManus Petroleums, Ltd.,

,

Year-end—j
•

5

12-21
12-24

common--—-—

preferred (quar.)—*
J
Stores Corp. (quar,)*,
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (extra)——
McKee (Arthur G.J, class' B (quar.)——

Idea;

12-10

lr2-43

12-18

Co.

Haven Water

New

2

1-

50o

..

12-14
12-14
12-15,
12-10
12-14,

Pet

1-2
12-21

$iy4
40c
20c
$1 Va
15c

j

(quar.)—

Special.—v----,

12-28

McColl-Frontenac

Perron Gold

1-2

13c

(quar.)

England-Tel. & Tel._l;^

12-15

11c
50c

;(quar,).—i——-—
Oil, common——1

preferred

7i;<

.,

England Fire Insurance

12-

12-26

——:
25c,
——35c
25c

(quar.)

Co.

Alkali, Works,

iquar.)

12-31

$1%.'
'

12-17'

1- 1
1-1
1- 2
12-31
1- 2

12!/2C
$1.31'/*

cemmon__

1st. preferred

$5.25

12-21

SI
$$1 Va
25c

(increased s-a)_
Fund—
Insurance/.(s-a)*

————

-

Electric

Master

Mathieson

12-26

New

2nd

Investors

Massachusetts

5>/27«

12-19

—

12-17'

12-29

12-28

(resumed)
Co., 6 7" prior pfd. (actum. 1

25c
$4.50
prior preferred (accumulated)$4.12'/a
Oil Co. kyear-end)
35c

12-19

preferred

12-28

Perfect

,1- 2

National Supply

1-15

(irregular) *„__

common

12-15
12-17

National,'Sygar Refining Co.

12-11

1-15

Drug

Perfection

12-15

:<:20c

//._*——_
(quar—-A

preferred

Ltd., 61/
Drydock,

12-15

12-31

1

i 17Vic

See Field (Marshall) & Co.
(Glenn L.) Co. (year-end)

i

Marven's,

2

1-

2

,

Martin

Peoples

Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. lyear-endi
Peoria Water Works, 7 v
preferred iquar.>*

1-

v

Hoiatr§

(irregular)

12-21

1-15

50c

'50c

Iquar.)

When

Payable

25c

Name of Company

of Ret},

,

1-2

1-

Co.—

&

iquar.)

Co.

Per

thare

Holder 1

When

Payable

87'/2C

Steel Car Corp., Ltd.

.**__

preferred series B (quar.)—1
Martin-Rockwell Corp. (year-end)

71/

,

Standard

National

,

Mfg.'_

&

Screw

National

12-11

$134

Marion

Trust

National

12-31:

9

1-

Name,of Company

,,

12-18

30c
SI1/*

Midland

Marine

Per

of Rep.

1-15

(quar.)*—37'/2C
25c

Machine

Calculating

Payable

Share

thare

Holdert

When

Per

.

Home of Company

Ma reliant

2185

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

Number 4135

Volume 156

Inc.'5'4 preferred <quar.>_*

50C

1-

2

12-10

$2

1-

2

12-19

$1 '/4

1-

1

$1 la

1-

1

25C

1-

1

12-19'
12-19
"

12-10

15c

12-30

12-

37V2C

12-21

12-10

25c

12-20

12- J

9

85c

12-21

12-11*

J20C

12-26

12-10

■t$l34

12-26

12-10

10c

12-26

20c

12-23

$1.75

$114

.

12-10
12-15-

1-

1

12-19

1-

1

12-

7

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

2186

Per
snare

Name of Company

wnen

Payable

ftoiaert

Croix

2nd preferred

3%
St.

Remedial

Francisco

Sangamo Electric Co.

$3

12-23

12-15

Sl'/a

12-23

12-15

Texas

Company
Electric

$1%

12-10
1-

Texas

12-15

Texon

12-28

12-15

Textile

10c

(irreg.)__

12-10

12-31

25c

(quar.)

2

62V2c

(accum.)

Assn.

12-22

12-12

300

12-22

12-12

Thew

25c

7J/a %

$5

1-2-43

12-10

Timken

1-2-43

12-10

Tip-Top Tailofs,

1-

2

12-19

12-23

12-10

Brewing

3c

Co

7%

$1

(quar.)
preferred (auar.)_

$5.50

(quar.)

$5.50 prior pfd.

allotment certificates

pfd.

Seton Leather

Co.

Shamrock Oil

&

—

pfd.

preferred

Association

(quar.)

Corp.,

convertible

7%

1-20-43*

Tombill

1-20-43*
9

Toronto

General

8

Toronto

Mortgage

12-26

12-19

Trade

12-24

12-10

Trico

Sheep Creek Gold

Mines

Sheller

Mfg.

Sherman

Lead

Co.

South La

208

12-10

Twin

1-

12-15

Union

Carbide
Pacific

Disc

12-15

Union

12-22

12-15

Union Trust

1-1

12-15

1-

12-15

1
2

12-17

United

12-17

United

12-12

1

6%

12-12
12-

1
1

$5

:—

.

United

Smith

(A.

(year-end)
O.)

United

12-24

12-12

United Light

12-28

12-12

(Howard)
(L. C.)

i

(resumed)
Corporation

Sonotone

South

Carolina. Elec.

$6

South Carolina
South

&

preferred

prior
Penn

12-24

12-11*

12-22

12-18

1-15

12-31

12-28

12-14

10c

12-20

12-

Extra

15c

2-

1

1-21

Warner

&

(quar.)..

1-

2

12-15

Warren

(S.

12-22

12-10

Waukesha

j$iy2

(quar.).

$6

12-31

12-22

12-

$iy2

:

12-30

.12-21

$iy2

(quar.)—_

—

Sugar,

12-18

2

12-19

12-16

$1

(year-end)

(quar.)
(quar.)

37y2c

Corp.

12-21

i-

4

1-

2

37y2c

12-22

12-22

—

Illuminating

50C

(interim.).

common

$l»/2

——

$2

____________—

Southeastern Greyhound Lines,

1-

2

12-26
1-

2

8

12-

1-

$iy2
$10

_„

1

12-

1-

2

12-15

1-

2

12-21

4

25C

12-22

12-

$30c

12-30

12-10

12-24

Co

12-

7

2

3-

2-15

30c

33-

12-21

12-

10c

12-23

6%

convertible

preferred

(quar.)—

30c

3-

2-15

6%

2nd

preferred

$iy2

(quar.)

California

37»/2C

——_——

Canada

Power,

12-23

11-30

12-28

12-

West

Penn

Power

8

4y2%

preferred

(monthly)™™

50c

preferred

(monthly)

50c

2-15

West

3-15

Western Grocer Co.

12-15

2-

1
1

2-15

4-

1

1-

2

12-15

(monthly)

58 VyC

2-

1

1-15

prior

preferred

(monthly)....

58 V3C

3-

1

2-15

preferred

(monthly)...

58y3C

4-

1

3-15

1-10-43

12-21

Pacific

6%

S.

U.

$iy2

(quar.).

12-31

12-21

50C

(Seattle)

12-31

12-21

...

62y2c

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

1-

37 y2c

Machinery,

Gauge Co., common
preferred (s-a)—

7%
U.

Insurance

$2 y2

(quar.)

"
Shoe

preferred

S.

Canal

...

1-

Co.

12-15

12-19

(quar.)—

12-24

U.

S.

Leather

Class A

1-

preference
Co., 7%

2

1-4-43

12-10

4-1-43

3-10-43

prior preference

(s-a)

Southern. Weaving

S.

$8

Loan Society
preferred

Playing Card Co.

50c

1-1-43

50c

12-24

12-

50c

12-21

12-14

$1

1-15

preferred

1-20

United

12-19

6.4%

participating

conv.

pfd. A

(quar.)___

40c

3-10-43

2-25-43

11-30

6.4%

participating

conv.

pfd. A (quar,)_._

40c

6-10-43

5-25-43

States

12-31

12-17

$5

$1

12-21

11-21*

$5 preferred

$2

12-21

12-15

$5

$3

12-26

preferred

Trust

1-15-43

1-2-43

$i»/4

4-15-43

4-2-43

$iy4

7-15-43

7-2-43

$iy4

(quar.)
(quar.)—

•

12-14*

U. S.

12-15

Stockyards, 70c conv. pfd. (quar.j__
United Stores, $6 1st pfd. (accum.).
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)___

'

Co.

$15

Southwestern

Gas

&

5%

Elec.,

Southwestern Life Ins.

pfd.

Public

35c

(quar.)

Light & Power $6

Southwestern

$iy4

(quar.).

(Dallas. Tex.)

Southwestern

6Vn%

preferred

Sperry

Service,

(quar.)

Corp.

pfd. (quar.)
com. (initial).

Springfield
$7

(Mo.)

preferred

Square
5%

D

(quar.)

participating

pfd.

5%

pfd.

(quar.)

2-

1

($1

-

m

1

11-28

1-

2

Swift

&

Universal

Co...

Upper

Products

75c

12-21

1
2

12-17

12-29

—

95C

1

7%
$2

12-15

12-26

12-10

$1%

12-30

12-12

32'/2c

12-24

12-10

1-15

12-18

$lJ/2

12-24

12-15

15c

1- 2

12-15

$3.50

$l'/2

(quar.)____

1- 2

J$l34

(s-a)_

12-15

1- 2

12-19

1-15

:

t75c

—______

12-20

1-15

12-20

$iy2

Stationery

1-

2

12-31

$iy4

com.

1-

2

12-31

$1V4

1-2-43

Corp.—
12-21

prior preferred

12-22

12-

50c

12-22

12- 8

25c

1-2

12-15

$)y2
$20c

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

(Win.),

7%

(accumulated)

Wichita

Co.,

preferred

$6

Electric

Wiser

Oil

Extra

12-23

12-

4

12-23

12-

4

12-26

12-12

$l3/4

1-1-43

12-12

50c

22-

50c

1

1-20

1

1-20

$1%

1-1-43

12-12

$1%

1-15

____

(quar.)

(quar.)—___

1-

2

12-

8

10c

(accumulated)

1-2-43

12-15

$iy2

__

12-28

J25c

2- 1

1-15

Power—

(1897 series)

$iy2

2-1

$iy8

1-15-43

12-31

6c

(quar.)-—

Wisconsin Gas & Elec., 4y2% pfd. (quar.)__
Wisconsin Investment Co.
(year-end)

12-30

12-16

Co

25c

Petroleum

Co,

(quar.)

1-15

1-

2

1-

2

12-12

12-28

25c

_____________________

_________

Woodley

12-11
12-12

1

$1

______

preferred

1-2
1-

25c

(quar.)______________—__

$4 convertible preferred

8

$iy4

____.

(quar.)__;

common

Sewing Machines—preferred (quar.)

&

50c

_

——_

prior

Whitman

12-15

12-12

10c

50c
$l3/4

12-28

12-16

12-28

12-16

(year-end)___________

75c

12-24

12-14

Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd. (quar,)__r_
Wurlitzer <R.), 7% preferred (quar.)_—___

110c

1- 2

11-26

&

Lothrop

Yale

&

Yellow

Yellow

Mfg.

& Checker

Class

7%

Towne

Co.

(quar.)__—

common

preferred (quar.)___

Woodward Iron

——______

$13/V

1- 2

12-21

15c

1- 2

12- 4

(year-end)

Cab

Co.

(consol.)—

%

,

B

25c

preferred
Truck

&

Coach

Mfg.,

12-16

1- 2

12-16

25c

12-26

12-16

$1%

common

12-26

$l3/4

(quar.)____.—__________—

12-22

Youngstown Sheet & Tube 5 V2%
"Transfer

12-23
12-15

1-

$2

tOn

books

account

of

not

closed

pfd. A____
this

for

accumulated

1-1-43

75c

12-29

1-1-43

dividend.

~

12-

'

a

;

,

deductible

at

the

Less British

5

'

dividends.

iPayable in Canadian funds, tax
resident tax, 15%; resident tax, 2%,
;

—

12-31

10c

12-19

__________

(quar.)—

&

1-12

1-

85C

i—

(accum.)

12-14

2-

$2

source.

income

Non¬

tax.

Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of

12-28
1-15

2-15

(s-a).

CERTIFIED

(year-end).—

(s-a)

12-21

12-

12-19

12-17

1

12-20

(quar.)
Sycamore-Hammond Realty—
6%% preferred (quar.)
Sylvania Electric Products—
4y2% convertible preferred

1-

1

12-20

Free

90c

12-21

12-12

12-28

12-

$$3.25
*$2'/2

1-

3

1

12-15

12-21

12-15

1-

1

12-23
1-

2

i

11-21

5c

12-28

12-12

1-

2

12-11

1-

2

Official

—

1

Free

2

12-11

1-

2

12-11

30c

1-

1

12-

1

Ltd.

.297733*

.237044*

.237044*

.237044*

.237044*

.237044*

$

-

3.228000

3.228000
,

7

3.228000

3.228000

3.228000

3.228000

3.215033

3.215050

3.215050

3.215050

.060600*

;

3.215050

.060600*

.060586*

.060586*

.060586*

.051525*

.051525*

.051525*

.051525*

.051525*

.051525*

.909090

.909090

.909090

.909090

.909090

.876640

.876250

.571400*

1

Free

.060600*

.571400*

Canada, dollar—

Colombia, peso___
England, pound sterling—

.876406

.877265

.571400*

.571400*

.909090

.875781

.571400*

»'

.874531-

'

.

.572200*

'

4.035000

;

Mexico, peso

4.035000

4.035000

4.035000

4.035000

4.035000

4.035000

4.035000

.301215

.301215

.301215

.301215

.301215

.205725

(British), rupee

4.035000

4.035000

Free

India

.205725

.205725

.205725

.205725

4.035000
4.035000.
..

-

.301215

.,205725

Newfoundland, dollar—
$iy«

1-2-43

45C

1-15

1-

5

12-

1

.909090

12-21

.909090

-

.909090

.909090

.909090

.909090

.874375

.874166

.873958

.874791

.873333

.872083

3.227833

3.227833

3.227833

3.227833

3.227833

3.227833

3.980000

3.980000

3.980000

3.980000

3.980000

3.980000

*

(quar.)

(quar.)

com.

Dec. 17

$

.297733*

3.215033

12-11

1-

Dec. 16

$
.297733*

Brazil, cruzeiro—

12-12

12-28

Dec. 15

$

.237044*

—

12-16

12-18

Dec. 14

.297733*

$

Australia, pound—

New

Zealand, pound

Union of South

Mines

Tacony-Palmyra Bridge
Class A (quar.)

1930

.297733*

$

Official

$iy4

Dec. 12

Dec. 11

1-

50c

Co.

RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
17, 1942, INCLUSIVE

DEC.

.297733*

Argentina, peso-

J 15c

*75c
;

TO

Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Value in United States Money

12-10

12-31

150c

(s-a).:

FEDERAL
11

7

10c

$iy*

*50c

—

BY

Country and Monetary Unit

Official

par)

cer¬

12-16

15c

pfd.

RATES

DEC.

1-29

12-30

$2%

(quar.).

EXCHANGE

12-31

$iy4

25c

(quar.)—

now

12-24

*75c

(accum.)

the Tariff Act of 1930,. the Federal Reserve Bank is

tifying daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the
world.
We give below a record for the week just passed:

12-10

t$i%

15C

;

(year-end),.

(Canada)

(s-a)

Sylvanlte Gold

12-24

$1

12-15

t$l3/4

(s-a)____

convertible

White

2

Michigan, Power & Light—
preferred

6%

$6

1-

12-15
12-14

1-2

12-15

1%C

Ordinary
(s-a)
$1.50 preferred B
RR.

(year-end)

1st preferred

1-15

75c

(s-a)__

common

Supertest Petroleum

Sussex

$5

12-14

v

——__

12-31

3iy»c

(year-end)—

Co.

Mining

common

Steel

12-14

2

1-15

12-29
12-21

12-15

Superior Oil Corp.—
Old

Universal-Cyclops

FOREIGN

Supersilk Hosiery Mills, Ltd., 5%
New

(quar.)_

2

1-

17 Vac

$2

12-10

2

1-

(accum.)

(accumulated).
pfd

Products

Corp.

Sun Life Assurance

2

1-

12-10

preferred (quar.):

& Co.

1-

12-21

12-21

preferred (quar.)
(year-end)—...
(quar.)

Aluminum

Sunshine

12-15*

$iy4

Strawbridge & Clothier $5 pfd.

(S.)

2

preferred

Universal Pictures,

12-10

Co.

convertible

Stroock

1-

12-21

5%

Stewart-Warner

9

50c

Mfg. Co
Stecher-Traung Lithograph, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Stedman Brothers, Ltd., common (quar.)
Sterling

12-

(year-end).

Stearns

6%

1-20

8%

Corp.T-

(Ohio)

Stayton Oil Co.

12-22

12-10

12-15*

—

8V2V0

preferred

Co.

S.)

1

_____________

Standard

Oil

2-

$l'/4

common

Corp. 7%

(L.

12-21

2

50c

(quar.)

(s-a).

Fuel, Ltd.,

Works

12-21

$iy4

_____

Standard National

Stanley

12-15

-13-43

1-

$1%

com.
(quar.)—
(quar.)—2.
& Sons—

preferred

Starrett

2

12-24

25C

(quar.)—.—

A

Standard FrUit & SS.

$3

1-

-15-43

United

12-15

Gas & Elec.—

Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co.
$5 preferred (quar.)
7%

1

$1.12

(quar.).

—

preferred series A

Standard

75c

_

Co.

Company

preferred

Squibb (E. R.)
$5

$1%

„—

———

16%C

_________

Springfield Fire & Marine Ins,

Special

$1.50

1-

1-

$10

$1.50

...

12-15

2

pfd.__

7%

(s-a),

common

Common

7%

(quar.)

preferred

(Iowa)

Ltd.,

Whitaker Paper Co.,

Sugar Corp.—

40c

(resumed).—

:

12-23

1-15

Co.

(quar.)

5

1-

$lJ/8

Westmoreland Water, 6%-preferred
(George), Ltd, (quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp.—

Woodward

Southwestern Associated Telephone Co.—

$6

1-15

87J/2C

'

I'/o preferred (quar.)..

12-16

5-14-43

8-15-43

12-28

$iy2

(irregular)-

Weston

12-23

(quar.)
(irregular)
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming, 8% pfd. (accum.).
U. S. Smelting Refining & Mining,
common..,,
common

5-29-43

8-31-43

30c

_____

6% pfd.

Potash,

4

11-21

2-13-43

$l3/4

(quar.)__

(quar.)—

Tablet

Wisconsin

S.

12-

12-21

$1%

—

1-1-43

S.

12-21
2-27-43

./

common

Wilson

U,

50c

_____________

A

cum.

12-22

U.

12-14
12-19

50c

1-

$4

12-14

1- 2

$1%

—

(s-a)_^

12-10

(Phila.)—

12-24
1- 2

(irregular).

11-10

2-15

(year-end)
Pennsylvania Pipe Lines—

Southwest

U.

pfd.

1-4-43

2

9

12-15

$iy2

25c

1-4-43

35C

2

—

$8
__

12-16

1-

25c
—

$l3/4

(quar.)

12-24

___________

Water, 7% preferred
Wilcox-Gay Corp.
Wilsil, Ltd. (quarterly)—™

(clears all arrears)

12-

____

12-15

25C

12-22

12-12

50c

5% preferred (quar.)_____
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg., com. (year-end)
7% participating preferred (year-end)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)

12-15

$1%

—

1—

(resumed)

(resumed)

S. Lines

9

12-21

"

Co.—

New York & Penn Ry.,

preferred

Western

9

12-

12-31

40c

25c

class A

Co.,

12-

12-24

50C

—

Gypsum Co. com. (quar.)___._
7% preferred (quar.)___.

preferred

5%

12-19

$1.75

....—r___

2

2

Grocers,

Western

12-15

5

11-

S.

Guarantee

5

$2.50

(s-a)..,

7%

3-15

58!/3c

Western

1-15

3-

53c

12-18

12-28

______

1

53c

12-22

21-31

$1V4

_

Utilities Co., $6 pfd. (quar.)_
Virginia Pulp & Paper
Virginia Water Service, $6 pfd. (quar.)

2

1

£

30c

Texas

1-

3,

prior

&

12-15

3-10

25c

(quar.)

4-

•

53c

(monthly)
(monthly)

$7

Co.,

preferred

53c

(monthly).,

preferred (monthly)
prior preferred (monthly)

RR.

12-24

12-15

$1.20

____________

(year-end)

50c

—

prior

J.

4-10

____.

(Ala.)

Electric,

prior

N.

4-20

60c

(quar.)_______—__________
Co.

Penn

West

U.

U.

preferred

West

preferred

1-

$1%

(initial)

West

(Del.)—

12-18

1-16-43

1-20

(s-a)

(year-end)

common

partic.

Sugar

12-24
2-1-43

7-17-43

Snowdrift™

Ohio Gas

1-15

prior

&

12-15

12-21

t20c

11-30

Kootenay Power & Light—

7%.

12-15

Extra

/

12-20

12-21

$1%

(accum)____

preferred

12-30

10c

6% participating preferred (quar.)
Sovereign Investors (quar.)
Southern Natural Gas (year-end)
Southern Pacific Co.

1-15

12-20

12-16

12-2L

25c

Fixture

&

12-19

1-1

12-21
3-20

(quar.)

Mills,

non-cum.

West

1

preferred

Oil

West

2

preferred

Co.

2

12-26

4-17-43

Co.__

I5c

(s-a)

t$iy2

(quar.)..

common

1-15

34%c

original preferred

Southern

2-15

3-

Edison

Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)2,
5'/2% preferred C (quar.)—
5%

1-

5

1-43

(year-end)

Jersey & Seashore RR.

11-30

$iy4

5

2-15

37y2c

(quar.)

12-10

50c

preferred

Indies

1-

United

2-15

30c

(quar.)

com.

12-10

12-30

25c

6%

Boylston Mfg.

8%

2-

prior

(quar.)

preferred

12-

12-21

$2!/2
$iy2

...

West

50c

prior preference

preferred

Southern

West

50c

7%

convertible

12-10

12-21

37Vfec 8- 2-43

(year-end)__

Grape Juice, common
preferred (quar.)

Wesson

(monthly)

7%

non-cumulative

12-21

'•

37'/2c 5-

7% preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)_
Wellington Fund, Inc. (year-end)__________

3

12-19

$1

_

—

prior preferred

D.)

Motor

participating

7%

(monthly)

12-21

6%

12-11

t5c

;

common

Swasey Co.

Showcase

Welch

preferred

United

8

6%

2

37J/2c

West
1-

$75c

common...
.

$2

12-18
12-14

75c

__

& Railways Co.

12-10

12-10

1-

$1%

:—...

Baking Co., $7 preferred

Weber

preferred

United

12-15
12-

12-21

20c

(s-a)___;
Wayne Pump Company__

12-11

2

12-24

50c

Company

2

55c
•

(quar.)..

Wayne Knitting
6% preferred

12-11

50c

1st pfd,

(quar.)

1

1-

7%

12-14

5c

:

:

—

1-

12-30

$1%

prior

7%

5

1-15
12-21

$2.i2y2

8% preferred

Ward

7%

12-14

12-28

25c

—

Extra
South Porto Rico

Walworth

Gas—

(quar.)

4

12-12
12-15

prior

7%

12-11*

12-21

20c

(s-a)

——

(quar.)—

Power

Oil

12-

2

12-12

1-1-43

$2%

(quar.)___________—______
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. (year-end)
Waldorf System (quar.) ____________________

2

6.36%

12-10

12-21

1

(s-a)___

preferred

1-

12-21

(Canada)

6.36%

12-10

50C

(year-end)

common

12-24

$iy2

preferred A

Corp.

12-23

(quar.)—

Equities

7%

1-

(quar.)

6.36%

8

t$iy2

& Corona Typewriter, common

Mfg.

Corp.

preferred

$1

(quar.)

of Pittsburgh

6.36%

8

12-

50c

(year-end)
1
Paper Mills, 6% pfd. (quar.)

convertible

12-19

(quar.)

Co.

7%

6%

12-17

12-22

$2

preferred

50c

12-

12-22
12-26

12-

62V2c

$1%

(quar.)

6%

12-15

12-15

2

$iy2

(quar.)

Smith

Solar

2

preferred

6%

12-31

1-

$iy2

$6 pfd.

Corp.

Solar Aircraft Co.

2

1-

$iy2

.

———

Smith

$6

Gold

12-31

tl5c

;

_

Common

1-

10c

Gas Improvement,
preferred (quar.)

12-31

-15-43

1

1-

(quar.)—

prior pfd.

(quar.)

Vulcan Detinning Co.,
Common

12-19

Investments, Ltd.—
(quar.)__
Gas & Elec. Corp. com. (year-end)

1-15

5c

Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron,

Elastic

1-15

t$l3/4

;_

—

;

Extra

2

m

United

12-

10c

—

(quar.)

Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)

1-

Fuel

United

12-21

}30c

—

Corp

50c

class A preference

12-21

m%

.

Paper

12-19

—__

12-23
1-

RR.

Co.

2

noc

preferred

Carbon

&

1-

(Toronto)

Street

Co.

12-19

(quar.)
Union Wire Rope Corp.
(quar.)—
United Corporations, Ltd., class B (year-end)

12-28

1-

12-

(quar.)..

preferred

6%

12-19

2

preferred

6%

12-10

2

1-

62y2c

preferred

Salle

Clutch

12-21

(year-end)

Works

convertible

$1.50

12-10

1-

1-

1- 2

(year-end)_:

my*

12-10

1-

12-10

2

6 %

preferred
(quar.)
(Quebec) (interim).
King Coalition Mines Co. (irregular).
Simon (H.) & Sons, Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred

$6

12-15

1-

41%C

(quar.)

Co.

1-1-43

12-19

12-23

J$l,/4
Victor Chemical Works
(year-end)
30c
Victor-Monaghan Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
$l3/4
Virginia Elec. & Power, $6 pfd. (quar.)
$iy2
Virginian Railway common (quar.) _____—62y2c

12-16

1-

(quar.).;

preferred A

Corp.,

12-26

12-10

1

$2

__

(New York)

Corp.

Lamp

4c

Sigma Mines

7%

Corp.

Co.

Guarantee

5c

Silver

Simplex

12-10

75c

(quar.)

1-

Sherwin-Williams of Canada—

7%

11-30

12-21

1-

$iy2

(year-end)
Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers—

de

of Rec.

12-24

;

$6.50
preferred
(quar.)..
Ventures, Ltd.
(interim)
Viau, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)

12-22

12-21

58 V3C

Twentieth Century Fox Film, com.

&

tic

(year-end)

12-29

(accum.)

(accum.)

(accum.)

Knitting Co., 5%

Common

7

$iy8

,___

12-10

12-24

J4C

L'

Co

Co.
6%

Finance,

Products

10c

—_

12-

i7y2c

__—

1-

$iy4

(quar.)—.;

Extra

Trusts

& Trust

Bank

5c

(quar.)
Co. (quar.)—;

(F. G.)

Gold

12-

25c

preferred

12-15

$iy4

....

______

(monthly
Mines (interim)—

12-

40c

Shattuck

(monthly)

Tung-Sol

15c

(quar.)—,————

common—

2

25c

...

(monthly).

Tri-Continental

30c

1-

12-28

preferred

Van

4*

t $ 1.75

12-16

$3

(s-a)

(s-a)_

12-

$1

(quar.)

12-10

60C

2

25c

Van Norman Machine Tool

12-10

1-

50c

(year-end)

common

1-

$1%

12-24

$iy2

preferred

$1%

—

Steel

Co.

Ltd.,

preferred

84C

_

25c

8

$1

(quar,)

62c

(quar.)

Special
Sharon

2

Axle

Detroit

$iy4

—

——

Gas, 6%

convertible

Shawmut

B

Valley RR, of New York

1-

1

$7

6%

preferred

50c

__

12-16

2-

tlOC

(year-end)
(quar.)

(quar,)..
Toledo Edison Co., 5',4 preferred

Trust
—

12-22

...

J65C

37 V2C

preferred

1-

convertible

Traders
10c

Seiberling Rubber Co., common (year-end)
$2.50 convertible prior preference (quar.)
5% class A preferred (quar.)—
Selected Industries,

12-23

80c

—

Security Holding Corp., Ltd.—
6%
non-cumulative
preferred—.

non-cumulativc

2-1-43

50c

$iy2

—

Common

2-1-43

$iy8

___—

Utica

$30

preferred

6%

(quar.)——
———
$4Va preferred
(quar.) __________
Scovill Mfg. Co. (quar.)—:.:
Scranton Electric, $6 preferred (quar.)--—
Seaboard Surety Co.
(year-end)——
Securities Acceptance Corp.—

Inc.

preferred

$2

$1%

preferred

$5

convertible

$4.50

Paper Co.—

6%

Products,

$1.87 »/2

(quar.)

12-15

Tide Water Associated Oil—

.

.

pfd.

Holders

Payable

$1%

pfd.

12-15

....

Thompson

12-10

pfd.

$6

Power & Light

2

(year-end)

12-10

12-10

5V2 %

8%

Utah

2

(quar.)

(quai(t)

common

12-21

1-2-43

Schmidt

5%

Co.

1-2-43

(quar.)

Upressit Metal Cap,

12-12

10c

Co.,

$1%

Distillers Corp.

pfd.

Building

Shovel

$1.62 y2

debenture A

6%

Banking

Adams

12-15

1-

50c

$6

(resumed)

1

When

Share

(quar.)___-

1-

(quar.)

Service,

preferred

f20c

Land

&

7%

Company

common

_

Power—

D (quar.)—__
(quar.)_
,
debenture B (quar.)„_

Schenley

$4

Oil

Co.,

*62>/2c

(quar.)

common

(quar.)...

Taylor

2

17Vac

preferred
Loan

Ltd.,

(G.)

preferred

C

debenture

Scott

1-

5%

1-

Upson

12-28

4c

(Wm.)
Corp.
(liquidating)
Teclc-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Temple Coal, $6 convertible preferred..

Tamblyn

2

12-14

(year-end)

1-15

1-

12-26

Name 0)

12-14

68 %C

(quar.).

12-21

12-10

debenture

6'/2%

8%

pref.

t75c

(quar.)

&

partic.

1-15

preferred (quar.)
Savage Arms Corp. (year-end)
Electric

5V2V0

Tamarack & Custer Cons. Mining

12-21

70c

7%

12-23
12-21

—

San-Nap-Pak Manufacturing, com.

Savannah

2
2

—

(s-a)

(s-a)

Co., 7%

Regis Paper

San

11-

Per

of Rea.

12-26

10c

Talcott^ (James), Inc., com. (quar.)_L

*75c

(accum.)—
6% 1st pfd.

preferred

St. Louis Bridge

5

Holders

Payable

10c

f25c

cv.

convertible preferred A

6%

12-

share

*25c

pfd. A (accum.)
(accum.)
St. Lawrence Paper Mills, 6 % pfd. (accum.)
Corp. 4%

Lawrence

4%

12-23

$3

_

St. Louis National Stockyards
St.

5

$1

preferred (s-a)

6%

Paper,

12-

$1
St,

12-23

When

Per

Name of Company

of Rec.

$1

(quar.)_____

Safety Car Heating & Lighting

Monday, December 21, 1942

(quar.)

—

5% preferred (quar.)




$3c

1-15

25c

12-30

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2187

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

Number 4135

Volume 156

News

General Corporation and Investment
RAILROAD

stock, par $5,
pares
—V.

cents per share has been

50

with $1
155, p. 2450.

,

■'

,

,

"■

Operating

expenses-—

deplet.
Net

RR.—Definitive Bonds—

Great Southern

Alabama

3 XU % bonds, series A, due
are
now
ready for exchange for temporary bonds at
Trust Co., 140 Broadway, N. Y. City.—V. 156, p. 2003.
mortgage

first

income

Nov.

Account for Month

of equipment———

expenses

Net

equity
in

from

cars

rents

Miscellaneous

■_

———

—V.

156,

interest

for

17,400,096

20,650,110

1,792,936

7,171,748

7,171,742

32,198

51,299

of

no

&

extra

—V.

equity of American
& Light Co. in
above)

shown

income

15,716

15,904

_—

59,084

Dec.

units

2,431,219

10,265,418

13,486,153

108,565

347,200

399,468

5,002

25,317
2,794,897

2,833,381

1,527,025

6,786,736

9,833,617

dividend

No

action
23,

Dec.

On

taken at the directors' meeting held last
a payment of $3 per share was made,
which were the first distributions

was

Period End.

last year,

$3.75

of

dividend

A

has

share

per

subsids.__

Other

Reduced—

Susquehanna RR.—Dividend

Albany &

declared

been

on

Expenses

capital

the

Only)

$16

of

dividend

per

85,042

108,565

80,650

83,639

3,593

5,002

taxes

and

Int.

Corp.—$16 Accrued Dividend—
was recently declared on account of
cumul. preferred A stock, payable Dec, 15

other

690,933

706,988

$681,908

deducts.

$7,025,260 $10,856,807
2,794,897
2,833,381

$2,447,639

$1,372,841

____—._.

to

on

$1,740,651

.

Balance Sheet,

Investments

Cash

receiveable

Dividends

receivable

current

Other

A. Gardner,

156.

V.

named trustee of the

John P. Barnes. The appointment will become
of the Interstate Commerce Commission.—

approval

upon

discount

Unamortized

of America—Secondary Offering.—
Corp. offered a block of 50,000 shares

Co.

Aluminum

preferred stock (par $100) as a secondary dis¬
tribution after close of trading on the New York Curb
Exchange Dec. 10.
Offering price was $108 a share, with
2*2 points as the selling commission to N.A.S.D. mem¬
6%

of

1

bers.,'

"

' /

•

;

Up Forging Output—

Steps

company

The

on

Dec. 12 announced

at a rate of 25

is now

of

■;

.

6%

'
:
:
"
that its production of forgings

-___

1,790

604,571

As

outbreak

as 150 different types of aluminum forgings, he said,
single fighter plane (big bombers may have as many

many

in

a

The

Other

declared

99,789

331,788

4_

.

458,301

debt interest-.-.:.—™_
liabilities.™

10,005,537

270,372,824 273,559,369

$6

by

share,

a

8,727,010

™_™_

—

$100

525

36,026

______

"Represented
to

525

36,026

—

._

surplus : _r._^"™—_______

Total

pari

preferred cumulative, (entitled upon liquidation
passu with $5 preferred); authorized, 1,000,000

issued and outstanding, 793,581 2/10 shares, incl. of 26 2/10
shares of scrip in 1941 and 25 2/10 shares of scrip in 1942; $5 preferred
shares;

(entitled

cumulative

156,

p.

upon liquidation to $100 a share, pari passu with
authorized, 2,200,000 shares; issued and outstanding,
authorized, 4,000,000 shares; issued, 3,013,812
shares less 5,301 reacquired and held by company; outstanding

27/50

Amerex

propeller blades.
delivered to pro¬

1,959 27/50 shares
156, p. 2093.

(including

27/50

of

in

scrip

1941

and

27/50 shares in 1942 —V.

1,881

American Sugar Refining
the

This

said,

The

156,

Previously,
cents

50

per

paid regular
share.—V. 156, p. 158.
company

American European

semi-annual

of

dividends

Securities Co.—25-Cent Common

common

share

on

record

Dec.

24.

;

June

—V.

156,

25, last, as
p.

•

.

-

share was made on the common stock
against an initial of 40 cents on Dec. 20, 1941.

distribution of 25 cents per

A
on

have declared a dividend of 25 cents per share on
stock, and the usual quarterly dividend of $1.50 per
the preferred stock; both payable Dec.1 30 to holders of

directors

The

West

156,

1321.




paid

$2

on

payment

Feb.

was

last,

2,

one

of

25

and

50

cents

cents

on

finance

set aside the
the plaintiff,

Lines

Steamship

(&

1942—9 Mos.—1941
$13,144,612 $22,881,953
11,442,382
19,419,246
Federal)
331,161
491,657

1942—12 Mos.—1941
$20,825,763 $29,601,754
18,459,206 25,822,485
565,566
640,380
$3,138,889

$1,371,069

Net

$2,971,050

$1,800,991

142,475

35,559

315,484

83,245

$2,116,475

$3,222,134

—

$1,513,544

$3,006,609

215,994

294,714

298,277

425,612

$1,297,550

$2,711,895

$1,818,198

$2,796,522

466,419

income

900,292

596,274

933,620

$2,414,472

$3,730,142

deductions

oper.

profit

Gross

Fed.

profits

excess

Net

profit-!
(net).

profits

for

Prov.

$1,763,969

July

Feb.

on

1,

1938.—

2,

.

$3,612,187

600,184

_____.i.

520.317

1,150,773

451,230

$3,091,870

$1,263,699

$3,278,912

&

inc.

taxes-

$1,163,785

profit
The

Notes—(1)

operations

sidized

above statement includes
of the New York & Cuba

the earnings from sub¬
Mail Steamship Co. (a

before provision for recapture by the U. S.
one-half of the profits in excess of 10%
on
the
capital
necessarily employed in the subsidized operations
(the amounts of such recapture of profits to be limited by the total
amount of subsidy received) as provided in the Merchant Marine Act.
(2) For the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1942, the above figures
include provision for contingency reserve in the amount of $251,665.
The provision for Federal income and excess profits taxes1 is sufficient
to cover these taxes as provided in the Revenue Act of 1942 recently
wholly owned subsidiary)
Maritime Commission of

enacted.

"

.

Edgar S. Bloom,

•

■/.'■

.

President, in letter to stockholders

states:

/■

..

declared a dividend of $2.50 Per share
on
the preferred stock end $3 per share on the common stock, both
payable on Dec. 15, out of 1942 net earnings, to stockholders of
12,

Nov.

On

Dec.

Since
vessels

entered

country

the

war,

company

has lost two com¬

and freight vessels and three freight ships.
These
adequately covered by insurance and collections have
on
two of the vessels and the remaining three are in

passenger
were

made

been

directors

1.

our

bination

of adjustment.
The War Shipping Administration, pur¬
of the Merchant Marine Act of 1936, as amended,
requisitioned title to two additional combination passenger
and freight vessels, we to receive just compensation as provided by
law.
The
balance of the fleet continues to be under charter to
the
U.
S.
Government.
'
Under the offer of July 29,
1942, made to the preferred stock¬
holders
to
purchase preferred stock of this company at $40 per

the

'

and the

1203.

p.

Indies

Sept. 30—

income

Other

process

also

has

American Turf Association—75-Cent Dividend—
dividend

year-end
the

on

Dividend—
the

with

previous

1947.

corpora¬

suant to section 902

2093.

Holding Corp.—37 V2-Cent Dividend—

the

p.

Alcoa

dividend of 37 Vi cents per share has been declared
on
the common stock, par $10, payable Dec. 28 to holders of record
Dec.
15.
This is the same as was paid on Aug. 1, - last, and is in
lieu
of the dividend normally payable Feb.
1.., It was stated . that
in the future the corporation plans to consider dividend distributions
in June and December.
.

t

Inc.—V.

&

expenses——

(except

record

stock,

common

compares

1941.

Co.—$1.50 Dividend—

declared a. year-end .dividend of $1.50 per share
payable. Feb. 2 to holders of record Jam 5.

The directors have
on

V.

semi-annual

A

,

Taxes

shares;. common,

3,008,511

A

;

Gulf

preferred);

$6

makes
pistons', crankcases and thousands of other fittings for

for
warplanes.—V,

complaint which sought to
denied injunctive relief asked by

Trucking,

Period End.

Gross

1,810,076
45,236
362,426
458,866

1,206,708

™

to

Inc.,

a

Operating revenues
Operating

Interest

42,358,000
3,903,000

3,780,000

payable

current

Earned

are
as

still is climbing up¬

peller manufacturers, he added, "and production
ward to new highs."
In
addition to propeller blades, - Mr.
Stanley
forgings

and

order

McLean

13,519

41,153,000

Capital surplus

.

most familiar of these, Mr. Stanley said, are
Hundreds of thousands of them already have been
;

Commission

Other

Accrued taxes

General Sales Manager, said
comparatively new industry
aluminurfi

different types.)

300

dismissed

court

The

3,232,822

214,579,677 214,579,677
debentures

Co.,

641

Held.
used

&

'

'

270,372,824 273,559,369

______

gold debentures

Long-term

along," has been "second to none" in the

came

war

expense..:

Loeb

9 upheld

consolidation.

599,710

"
652
3,098,609
13,519

•

___

J.

978,444

J. Stanley, Vice President and
expansion of aluminum forging, "a

when

.

times that of 1938, the year before the

George
the

and

Southwestern Power & Light Co. 1

•

.

in Europe.

war

____!

Kuhn,

1,028,771

619,211

;

294,575

stock

"Capital

Accounts

Mellon Securities

'

subsidiaries—™

from

Prepayments

Dividends

1948.

p.

1,338

1,034,846

,

Liabilities—•

Chicago attorney, has been

by Federal Judge

5,632,723

:

assets™^.—.

Total

Henry

10,348,376

"

Appointed-

Alton RR.—Trustee

effective

subs.__

than

——.A

by

156, p. 1412.

accumulated dividends.—V.

road

others

from

Inc.—Merger Upheld—

Subs.)—Earnings—

3,761,800

Accrued interest receivable—

y

$

10,349,453

_

.'

deposit

Special

''-i'-v"the close of business Dec. 7 was
$3.76 a share after making provision for payment of taxes and other
liabilities to this date and for preferred stock at $100 a share and
'V
The asset value cf the common at

'

dissolved. *:\

1941

251,198,822 252,096,447

—

investment_____

______

Accounts

voted

Subject to the approval of the stockholders, the directors have
that the company be liquidated, its assets distributed and the company

;

_.

cash

—:

securities

of

underwriting

Atlantic

$

Temporary

Dissolve—

Proposes to

(Company Only)

Sept. 30

1942

made, as against

>

Associated Transport,

$8,023,426

$4,230,363

Assets—

1

March 16 and July 14, 1942.

on

_______

This will wipe out all arrearages on the

preferred stock to Oct. 1, 1942.
On Oct. 19, last, a payment of $4 per share was
$2 each

income

48

15

A

the
Net

cents each on the $6 first preferred stock were made on
and" Nov. 15, 1941; none since.—V. 156, p. 2004.

of

and

the

share

the 6%
holders of record Dec. 11.

accumulations

30

preferred stock, on account of accumulations, payable Dec.
record Dec. 21.
These are the only payments this year.
Distributions
of 56 cents each on the 7%
first preferred stock
holders of

special statutory court of three Federal judges on Dec.
an
order permitting the acquisition of eight motor carrier
tions
and
other companies by Associated Transport, Inc.,

$2,644,845

_____

to

Aug.

Alliance Investment
A

Divs.

$1.19 per share
share on the $6

$7,709,045 $11,675,962
347,200
399,468
311,268
397,789
25,317
21,898

$2,629,129
15,716

__________

Balance

preferred

first

7%

the

declared dividends of
stock and $1.02 per

14

Dec.

on

1942—12 Mos.—1941
$7,639,777 $11,616,878
69,268
59,084

1942—3 Mos.—1941
$1,526,222
15,904

___

taxes

Federal

Other

(Company

'$1,542,126

income

Total

Previously, the
$4.50 per share

payable Jan. 2 to holders of record Dec. 19.
company
made regular semi-annual distributions of
on this issue.
(See V. 156, p. 74.)—V. 156, p. 1412.
stock,

Account(

Sept. 30—

from

Income

directors

The

first

Income

compared with $5 on Nov, 10, 1941,
made since 1938.—V. 155, p. 911.

Telegraph Co.—Accrued

Associated Telephone &

21,898

706,988

1,299,109

surplus___L

earned

report for the week
the Associated Gas & Electric
This is an increase of 10,370,709
125,041,928 units a year ago.—V.

of

output

156, p. 2094.

on

Association—No Dividend Action—

electric

net

11,

135,412,637 units (kwh).
8.31*
above production of

or

An

Dec. 18.

Dec. 28, 1940.

397,789

3,593

690,933

—

deducts.

other

311,268

83,639

80,650

taxes
taxes

and

the capital stock,

Co.—Weekly Output.—

was

85,042

;

and the regular quarterly

Associated Gas & Electric Corp.

of

trustees

The

2,159,327

share

per

have been declared on

Associated Gas & Electric

Total

Int.

cents

50

1857.

p.

ended

Bal. carried to consol.

week.

156,

13,427,069

10,196,150
69,268

2,415,503

2,143,423

—

Expenses
Federal

of

value, both payable Dec. 28 to holders ol' record
of 50 cents was also paid on Dec. 27, 1941, and on

par

income of subsidiaries

Other

$36,563

:

Corp,—50-Cent Extra Dividend.—

dividend of 25 cents per share

13,427,069

10,196,150

2,415,503

2,143,423

to

156,

dividend

extra

up

date of

presentation of bonds at any time prior to
p. 2094.

upon

Arundel

1856.

p.

Alaska Packers

1943

1,

redemption.—V.

An

___

Power

1943

Holders
Feb.

bonds due in
redemption as
at the

at 103V* and interest. Payment will be made
Trust Co., trustee, 140 Broadway, New York City.
of the called bonds may receive 103'A
and interest

1,

Guaranty

Power
,

Other

available

Balance

4,220,297

1,792,943

Light Co.—

£>rl5,559
7(76
313

'—

—

—

Co.—To Redeem Bonds.—

$3,200,000

group

income:
(balance)..—

gross

rent—

facility

3,944,314

11,858

43,863,000
45,697,000
47,052,000
46,947,000

outstanding first and refunding mortgage 5%
principal amount have been called for

the

Feb.

of

Light

income

American

$53,211

————

—

freight

of

Hire

Joint

Of

1966,

15,735,919

7,948

1938

54,011.000
55,661,000
56,234,000
56,222,000

"65,656.000

28—

Amer¬

Power &

(as

income

of

subsidiaries

25

..

_

15,674,337

J*

1939

1940

137,554

3,978,389

—.

Co.

$53,186

—

1

public

to

ican

54,575
5,430

—

income—

33,074,433

and

public

to

divs.

Net
revenue

33,777

8,198,686

applicable
to
minority interests.
■_

29,226
23,261
4,559

___—™

———_—-

—-™—.———

non-operating

Deductions

36,386,029

35,008

for the last

of electric energy

output

1941

77,250,000

21__

Nov.

'

Portion

$175,597

operating revenue—:
————™——:——
$58,545
Railway tax accruals————
:
——5-359

Gross

11,231,021
36,248,475

(net)

Balance

Net

net

11,722,593

8,164,909

weekly

of

1942

Arkansas Power & Light

Pfd.

———_——

—_—

expenses

Total

2,819,536

7,822,594

32,938,059
136,374

table

59,261,000
"75,577,000
69.136,000
58,130,000
Dec,
5—
77,769,000
71,268,000
60,466,000
Dec.
12—
78,296,000
73,316,000
60,839,000
"
Includes National Holiday.—V. 156, p. 2094.
Nov.

10,034,336

3,913,288

;

—

—

Transportation expenses

Total

2,936,486

__

income

int.

Net

of October, 1942

operating revenue..——
Maintenance of way and structures—.

General

2,611,891

7,857,602

revs

income

Gross

the Guaranty

Total

Maintenance

3,040,722

approp.

oper.

Other

1, 1967,

Northern RR. Corp.—Earnings-

Alabama Tennessee &

Traffic

res.

Inc.—Output.

follows:

years

Week End.—

and

retire,

Property

five

11,572,558

18,316 010
10,221, 264

revolving
favorable

1571.

156, p.

1941.

Comparative

5,019,249

____u

taxes

Other

available

interest.—V.

of

week

$

2,582,284

taxes

Federal

1942- -12 Mos.—1941
$

$20,000,000

stated, provides for a
until Dec. 31, 1945, at a

Jones

American Water Works and Electric Co.,

28,378,019 120,900 ,589 112,705,112
43,618,722
11,740,961 47,702 663

30,493,673
12,133,060

revenues—

Mr.

Output of electric energy of the electric properties of this company
for the week ending Dec. 12, 1942, totaled 78,296,000 kwh., an increase
of
6.79 %
over
the output of 73,316,200 kwh. for the corresponding

Account

$

greatly increased

revolving credit to meet its

a

working capital.

agreement,

to

up

of

rate

for

arrange

loan

credit

1856.

156, p.

Definitive

$

The

(& Subs.)- -Earnings-

Income

to

requirements for

the

on

MISCELLANEOUS

■

visable

Dividend.—

1% %

of

1942—3 Mos.—1941

Operating

dividend (No. 2) of 10 cents per share
on the new common stock, par
$3, payable Dec. 28 to holders of record
Dec. 21.
An initial distribution of like amount was made on Sept. 1,
last.—V.

Consolidated

Subsidiaries—

have declared a

dividend

a

Light Co.

Period End. Sept. 30—

Appliance Corp.—Dividend No. 2.—

Air-Way Electric
The directors

declared

11

American Power &

common stock,
Like amounts were
156, p. 1856.

payable Jan. 15 to holders of record Dec. 31.
paid in each of the eleven preceding quarters.—V.
both

Dec.

on

usual quarterly

of 25 cents per share and the
amount have been declared on the

like

of

dividend

i;

.

Distribution—

dividend

extra

An

'

Reduction Co., Inc.—Extra

Air

INSURANCE

-

7%
non-cumulative preferred stock, par $100, payable Dec. 31 to holders
of record Dec. 22.
Like amounts were paid on April 21, July 1 and
Oct. 1, last, and on Dec. 31, 1941, compared with $2.04 on Aug. 29,
1941, and $1.75 each on April 19 and July 7, 1941.—V. 156, p. 2093.
directors

The

declared on the common
payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 24. This com¬
paid on Dec. 26, last year, and 25 cents on Feb. 14, 1941.

dividend of

INDUSTRIAL

-

American Car & Foundry Co.—Preferred

Corp.—50-Cent Dividend.—

Ainsworth Manufacturing
A

PUBLIC UTILITY

■

A

8.

of

stock,

common

Dec.

record

compared with 25

year,

cents

75

par

similar

$12.50,

share

per

payable

distribution

cents on Jan.

was

6,

was

Dec.
made

1941.—V.

declared

recently
18

holders

to

on

151,

Dec.

17,

p.

of

last

3879.

tenders

share,

American
the

of

Type Founders,

Called—

convertible sinking fund debentures
called for redemption as of Jan. 15,
will be made at the Guaranty Trust
Co., trustee, 140 Broadway, N. Y. City. The right of conversion into
capital stock will expire on Jan. 5, 1943.
Upon, presentation of the debentures to the trustee any time prior
to date of redemption, holders may receive 105 and int.
to Jan. 15.
All

due

July

1943

at

15,

105

outstanding

Inc.—Debentures

1950,- have

and

int.

15-year

accepted
market

received totaling 15,358 shares which were
addition, the company purchased in the open
months ended Nov. 30, 1942, 7,342 shares of

stock at an average price of $40.38 per share.
long-term
debt has been reduced from $8,122,023
to $6,097,333 on Nov. 30, 1942, a total reduction
$2,024,690, as follows:
'

its

preferred

Outstanding

been

Payment

were

in full.
In
during the 11

Dec.

on

of

1941,

of 1959—
Merchant Marine Acts

collateral trust bonds

5%

Govt,

S.

U.

31,

—V.

156,

p.

loans under

——~

-

$606,500
1,418,190

1858.

1943.

Baldwin Locomotive

Arranges For $20,000,000 Credit—
Thomas
tered
tion

into

V

tinuing

Roy Jones,
a

President, announces that the

commitment

loans to be

expansion

with

a

banking

group

for

company

has

so-called

Regula¬

guaranteed by the War Department/since the

of

the company's

war

production

has

made it

en¬

con¬

ad»

the
Dec.

Works—$1 Common Dividend—

10 declared a dividend of $1 per share on
common
stock, par $13, payable Dec. 29 to holders of record
18.
This is the first dividend declared on this issue since plan

The

directors

on

Dec.

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

2188

distributions

Semi-annual

old

to

1,

1931;

above,

for

In

no

share

of

of

shares

value

par

since.

none

one

10

each

of

stock

common

Jan.

87Va

of

Under

on

the

announcing the current dividend
"The shareholders entitled
to

include

standing

by

of

receive

paid

issued

the

entitled

18,

the

due

of

the

stock,

but

common

by

or

subscription

dividend

also

Inventories

Sundry

out¬

Other

who

Fixed

those

warrants

shareholders

are

voting

1942."—V.

instructions of the voting trustees,
of the voting trust certificates
agreement dated Sept. 1, 1937,
Who
of

record

close

at

business

of

the

of

of

The

will

bonds

York;

also

be

Buren

Extension

Finance

refunding 4%
be

6,072,937

*

1

'

*

3,502,960

>

expenses...,
bond expense...I

debenture

.

:

—

first

5s.

A

loan

of

Prov.

payable

1

of

Accrued

Federal

Other

1

,

,

Net

156,

Debenture

debt

for

'

'

cumulative

»5'»-

136,505

108,759

r—_:

of

assessment

expense

,

..

—

Glenn

«

W.

Corp.

Shetler,

its

at

formerly
plant,

Syracuse

of Canton,

Ohio,

Earnings
♦Net

associated

3,169,400

Net

•

3,189,400,

3,600,000

3,600,000

3,980,117

....'

4,000,288-

Ended

80.

and

taxes.—V.

amortization,

156,

value.—V.

par

156,

value.

„

'•

$60,331

before

but

provision

Months

9

Net

Fed¬

for

profit

Ended

Sept.

1942

.

cf

Boyce,

directors

has

President,,

authorized

Dec.

on

11

announced

that

the

the

purchase of approximately $200,000
20-year 6% income 2nd mtge bonds
May 1, 1957, at the flat price of $95 per $100 par value of bonds,

value

par
due

net

to

letter

Co.,

of

the
of

the

holder.

Bondholders

transmittal

Elizabeth,

1943.—V.

N.

156,

and

J.,

their

at

are

time

any

urged

bonds

to

forward

The

to

prior

to

Jan.

Pulp

8,

Paper

Co.,

Inc.,

Big

Island,

The

of

company
A-2)

first

be

dated

lac.,

1,

is

Company

is

Point

form

the

11

and

bonds

engaged

making

to

mature

the

for

and" hydraulic

works

Timber

corrugated

and

James

Corp., owns
derives a part of

The

net

proeeeds

to

$'289,000

of

be

estimated

'and

5%

■cash

from

the

notes

sale

revenues-

Uncollectible

Operating
Net

which

,

$3.26

.

of

the

Net

5,105,316

taxes

891,711

$1,225,473

bonds

Hess

under

the first nine months of

year,—V.

to

added
:

.

the

■

•

dividend

of

.distribution
fc'.nce.—V.

$1

of

26

like

155,

share

per

Dec.

payable

to

has

30

amount

Avas

made

151,141

142,465

50,051,937

45,868,157

no

1942—applicable"

Dec.

on" Dec.
,

Period End. Oct.

3i—•

and

31.

h

18.

An-,

last

27

year-

I

1942—12 Mos;—1941
$8,676,821

6,159,795

5,436,212

of

Net

.

Int.

Other
Net

Divs.

600,000

int.

309

3,707

$140,074

$1,721,296

&

957

651

$226,003

$140,725
45.759

apphc.

4,573

to

pref,

stocks

monthly

Aa.X^Pi°V^101,A
Oct. 31,

At

1942,

adjusted in the

for

Bend

;

pro-rata

there

the

Period End. Nov. 30—

a

Revenue

December.

of

V.

to

Act

1942-Month-1941

Unci.

eoods

Gross

sales

on

Profit

.Orher

leased

of

—v.

and

departments)— $12

•Earnings

for

the

;

-

740 0$2

sales—

r

•

2,

<

"40

week

p.

estimated

,

'

,

k

April. 2

51.782

40,520
49,206

22,286

$1,035,069

for

Federal

months

directors

the

A

and

.

$930,170

156, p.

tax
the

1602.

*

1941

1942
——

stock,

common

like .amount

Dec.

on

.was

1942.—V.

15

$12,355

—

taxes.

*

declared

payable

paid

155,

2454.

dividend /of" 20

V

$4,608

'"

r

"

Year

Ended

Earns,

■

■-

,

L_V.

July 31—

amounted

before.

This

1941

$0,082

Canadian

155,

stock,

no

of

75-cents

'

value, payable Dec.

par

distribution

1941

of

were

50

cents

on

May

on •

27,

50,cents each.—V.

156,

Net

1572.

$7,215

52,341

53,151

$3.85

$1.10

$1.01

$0.14

;

1942

1941

$2,081,611,

"

."

Fees

of

profit

$973,900

$1,098,399

11,935

$1,409)035

14,629

';

>

-

oh

sale

income

$985,835

'
inc.

share

per

108.868

420,883

$583,277

tax

of

"

.

other

on

•

,.

$1.35

$620,637

27,962

29,925

>

f,

"3,186

3,638
8,776

7,713

47,649

55,716

49,155

165,646

158.409

159,688

in

for

91 3

redeem,

664

100,000

$554,861

$383,659

$220,112

277,979

.

277,979

166,787

_*

Balance

$1,101,942;

supplies

As

Sheet

investments

At

in

$737,738;

-.

Aug;.

1912

31,

marketable

accounts and bills receivable

$557,363;

deferred

14,283
125,580
11,074

profit ———

.

10,805
456,652

debentures—-

contingencies———*

Consolidated

and

paid

or

occupied

enemy

——

for

/

2,438

556,897

loan_^__*

provided

Assets—Cash,

(less

fat

securities

for doubtful

reserves

stock of spirits,'$2,376.957;*raw materials

prepayments

on

purchase

$11,723;

contracts.

charges

to operations, $29,276; sundry investments, $11.50-1;
portion of excess: profits tax;: $4,000;' real estate, buildings,
machinery.'and' equipment (less-reserves'for depreciation of $2,803,376)
refundable

goodwill,

$1,383,158;
"»v

>

$1,105,616

5,287

accts.

oil 5'r

cost),

$715,561

$2.52

$1,466,070

directors &

exec,

directors—

inc.

territory

Net

256r348

■"

:

$1.79

"

ii46.

p.

$817,977

-

stock-

-

4,075

4,191

32.931

of

bank

on

for

Dividends

846,198

13,676

.

0,662

272

—

on

Prov.

'189.550

,428.628

'

marketable

—

fees

&

Provision

,1939

;

175,360

.

-

1,843

commodity insurance——
for deprec. of fixed assets-

Taxes

$1,113,028 ) "$1;42I;965 * $1,161,399

114,012

432,857

$438,965

& Fed.

20,215

449
■

■

income

Interest

$1,117,723-

12,930

25,372
'

*

materials &

risk

Frov.

record

;•

" '

$596,348

25,050

expenses

War

on

-

,'V ''

1940;

/

1940

$1,067,869

*

:

sate of fixed assets,

from

Subs.)

$1,427,560

.

v

920,975

(&

1941

—*—13,018

profit

Salaries

$2,330';010' $1#093;U21

983,212

Ltd.

;I.;

1942

/

,

-securities;

Legal

(& Subs.)—Earnings— v«$2,072,330

Co.,

-V

investments.^-*!——

officers

thisp issue

...

Alcohol

I'V

profit from sale of

Total

current

declared

•

from

supplies
Net
•

May/1 Vand Aug/ 1,' 1942.
1, 25 cents, and Aug. 1,

p.

1939.

$53,011

•

.

to holders of

28

made,

was

follows:

as

been

1940:

:

50,394

.

Net profit from

compared

deducting

has

1941

profit

;

\

share

per

on

$55,437

-

Aug. 31—

Income

$0,091

820.

p.

cents

50,074

Industrial
■

Years Ended

estimated

was

$198,319,

to

after

is

Dec. .30;

15

2037.

p.

Earnings—

$244,450

,

Sept. 30

151,

Operating

1942,

record

with

V

1942

-

share—.

per.com.

>

.

;

,

of

compared

last,

share

per

$192,819

-

*

....

'1942

'

cents

share .on

cents^per

-

10

holders

to

26

6,

!'•

of

'*

cents* per

of -10

dividend

a

Jan.

Aug.

on

p.

Net/income.

>•

Liabilities.—Trade

trademarks, etc.;

$1;

total,

$7,088,175.

accounts

payable, including estimated liability for
ofcustomers; $170,223; accrued charges,
$145,599; accrued liability. in respect of income tax on payments of
interest,
$11,727;
provision for income and other taxes;.,$768,914;

$2.20

in

containers

:"R*."V'1"-* "-.I'l-I'
Chicago, IH^—Not to Turn Over Plant;

nbtiflc'atiOn

the

take

over

this

offices,

and

sample
and

warehouse

nieans

This

the

hands

Dec," 3" that)the ! War Department
New York division's,, warehouse in

'on

company's

salesrooms

'U''089 d7i

chant-customers,
not

at

860

N.' Y.

Broadway,

including

interrupted,

to

the

Franklin

Ben

President

Thomas

and

14,000

Federated

Freeman

B.

'

2095.

Stores,'

stated.—V.

30,

134,828
387

$89,484

Ended

Quarter
"Net

Sept.

Zinc Co.—Earnings—
30—

profit

-

.

.

.

.1942

,

.

,

$61,388

-

Days

Traffic

,

' 1941

—V.

July

31

and

30.

155,

.

exchange.

$8,828;

$1,683,541; totaf,

..

Ended

B,

$1.50

Oct.

31,

$1.75,

been

payable

of

and

each

last.

Dec.
were

declared
26

Payments

July

31,

Oct.

on

and

common

record

of

these

on

during

31

the

holders

to

made-

issues

1941

Dec.

on

were as

$1.50

26,

820.

p.

earnings

156,

.

share " has

class

Canadian Pacific
7

Butte Copper &

for

reserves -

earned surplus,

1602.

$1.25 ' per
and

April

each.—V.

will
156,

A

.Distributions

follows:

mer¬

'

'

17.

April

more'than

company's

class

p.

Industries, Ltd.—$1.25 Dividend—

dividend "of

Dec.

City," and

City.

Jersby

156,

Canadian
A

stock,

$312,901;

$3,986,442; consolidated

$387,500
162,801

be

service

contingencies,

capital stock,

$7,088,175.—V.

ship merchandise from
that

for

TeseTves

" ;

1

23.593

tax, surtax and excess profits
30, 1942, have been made on

Sept.

V Campe Corp.—Earnings—

of

-.-v.

Therefore, Butler Brothers will continue- to. operate -from its general

'

146.390

normal

ended

1942 Revenue Act.—V.

charges and ordinary

Jan.' 26,

Pay-.

year-end

a

-V J

r:

dividend

extra

an

taxes.—V.

profit

would

1}Ut

167,978

'expense——*"

5,066

f?r3.612*

Cr2,223-

—__—'

Callite Tungsten Corp.—10 -Cent Dividend.—

Jersey City, N. J., the company, on Dec, 8, received an official notice
that this" directive order
has been
voluntarily '.withdrawn/'' ' -v

$39,653,579

$238,784

debt

203,223

.

1738

$576,744

I—IIII HI*

—I-1IIIII

842,500

155,747

expense__—

construction——

——

The

the-common

cents;

r

and "Dec..: II,
'

■

1014.

p.

of

as

Butler Brothers,

p.

—

repairs

815,186
and

Note—No provision
has been made for Federal income or excess
profits .tuxes for the 1942 period, the company, states, as it is believed
the liability therefor, if any, will be insignificant.—V, 156,
p. 1015/

was

hp

'{rf&Ml

Ry.—-Earnings—

Dec.. 7—

1941

1942

—;

;—

—

;

:

$4,663,000

$5,432,000

2095,

p.

t$6,461

—

4

57,781

j:Earnings per common

562

'After
and

before

provision for Fed. income taxes
.Provision for normal tax and
surtax..
Provision

'

months

charges

156,

1942.

Subs.)—Earnings—

income

Profit

Jan.

-

cents;

40

1,098,431

Following

expenses

_

Maintenance
and

of

sold and

profits

Depreciation
-Interest

1,

income

Net

1942—11 Mos-1941

1942

9,473,
$2,052,016

—

—

nine

After

.

to Government—

*'

Z)r50,807

$2,096,860

-

1942,-

12,

.

6 Months Ended July 31—
ot

•

reported- to" the

Dec.:

;

dividend

A

Earnings

adjust

$98

156~

239,202

$2,042,543

———

Callahan Zinc-Lead Co., Inc.—Earnings—■

*

32,459,000) kwh.

-

30—

income

Total

429,174

$3,761,734 $5,349,021 $39,108,000

1738

■

sales

assets

L and .Dec.

Other

$404,499

overprovision

and

to

Profit

:

as

ended

last, compared with 25 cents each

Dcprec.

$833,673

$49,114

239,281

$2,147,666

accounts;' $45,831)/$874,516;

55,038

429,174

adjustment, of

100.503

$2,281,745

Quarter Ended Sept. 30—

,

2.4^,",-

of

quarterly

Sept.

nine

and

common

net

November

Bloomingdale Bros., Inc. (&
Net

Co.

_

common

per

Operating

.

_

:

.

Stores, Inc.—November Sales—

££ 156,~pl

{

10,
•
;*

Dec:'

.

declared

3 Mos. End. Sept. 30—" *

549,000

•

$1,124,339

period—

credit

remained
of

and

1858.

V*—>$221,322

21.

2,

Other
:

56,498

$90,459

amouilt re<4uired by the

months

week

follows:

as

Oct.

$1,437,711
.

$695,165
"Includes

Edison

with

1858.

Expenses

Balance
.

were

each;

Ended

current

Gross

6,344

549.000

.

4,516

$175,680

—

cents;

p.

the

Int.

$1, fir. 36-7

$1,729,837

45.759

deductions

income

as

share has been cTecIared'On

per

Bulova Watch Co.

3,707

8,541

bonds

*270.997

tax—;

:

3,355

income

ly
follows;,

Porcupine Mines—Earnings—

common

Nov.

'

309

698.716

376,994

$2,386,947

profits

I
debt

7,270

650,190
*303,503

taxes———

income—

charged

basis of the

no par,
both payable Jan. 15»to holdrsAof record
amounts were disbursed in each of the four quarters

year-end

Nov.

600,000

$225,045

excess

236,797
502.500

7,215

taxes)

income

revenues

funded

on

July

ls

were

for

22.

763.822

-

——_

mortgage

cents

have

^Payments during

441,713

779,150

(net)

income

on.

the

increase

;

revenues-..

income

Gross

.

.*751.005

62,534
50,000

limited-term

oper.

•Other

51,383

67,867

50,000

—*

investments' V---—-

j

156,

profit for the three months ended Sept.;30,

iDeo.

$10,005,953

480,878

Amort,

Boston

for

1941.—V. .156,

$78,555

,A

■the

$785,178

*959

50

Dec.

Buckeye Steel Castings Co.—75-Cent Dividend—

i

544,476

*

1941

during
Oet., -1,

share

per

stock,,

Like

liabilities

'

1942—Month—1941-

res. approp.

April

-on

none

$883,657

taxes

record

issue

$84,297, equal to $0,031 per share.

.with

initial

revenues

retire,

cents

of

this

each;

profit

Net

expenses

Other

the

an

156, p.

and

Earnings

common

Operating-

•Federal taxes

of

the, regular

Months

Net

to

•Operating

Prop,

40

to. holders

2

Payments

cents

compared

1942

cents

Broulan

"

the

income

265,784
524,000

.

investment—

(net),i,*r*2—

*'Provisions

dividend- of

a

on

Co.—Output Up 2.4%—

as

40

direotors

1942

at

on

:

prelim, costs of projects abandoned
Miscellaneous deductions "YL—J

"

Birmingham Electric Co.—Earnings-

!

30

The

•of

:

Dec.

1,267,164

of

Net

value, payable Jan. 2 to holders of record Dec.*21-.

par

during

1,

share

$23,630,464 $22,287,915
11,902,554
8,939,042

declared

1941

$5,471,749

1,248.871

interest

Amort,

r.' .>'/

Bralorne Mines, Ltd.—Extra Distribution— fI

•

Dividend—

594.

p.

40

Institute

of

cents.—V.

I

$68,298,537

record

1942

$5,657,507

the

8,049,208

of

■'

■

_!

Outstdg. common shares

provision

been

holders

1,

13, *1941,

dividend

ments

i

\

7,176,385

Benson & Hedges—$1 Common
A

S'ock,

last.

10,

kwh.v

week

stock,

$ 73,833,542

2095,

13,705-

1949.

p.

income

Interest

act

report"-states,.

on

A

Net

;

Other

1942—10 Mos.—1941

Act: of

156,

reserve—^—.—

Federal

income

Interest

Boston Herald-Traveler Corp.—407Ceht I Dividerid.-^

;

representing

p.

any,, of .this

%

9

156,

made

.

the

799,042

Revenue

$653,940

Amortization of debt discount

impossible

gain in output was 4.4%: ;as, compared withthe
corresponding" w6ek .last" year, or 33,197,000 kwh., against 31,797,000
kwh.—V. 156, p. 2095.
V
"
R "
..
"

"4

credit),

post-war
the

declared

payable-Jan.

were

output

Electric

Dec.

ended

'

be

~

$823,741

*

Federal

operating

Gross

Con¬

Profits

./

regular and 20 cents-special.—V.

33,249,000

$1,311,455 $11,727,910 $13,348,873

*763.656

a

$1,169,700

$2,203,166

11

stock,

July

system

Edison

from

of

13,750
4,927;423

$37,818

$76,632
tax.—V.

limited-term

operating-

Other

profits

concurrently

mortgage

152, p. 2232.

$2,645,057
1,419,584

inc.-—....

additional

lands

will

bonds

Dec.

on

Dec.

and

the.common

revs',*—

^Excludes

issued

if

for

provision

it

company/-the

(other

Net

.

War

make

99,736

Rent for lease of electric plant

Corp.—40-Cent Dividend—

Boston Edison

1

Plant

remainder

$7,144,339

,

income——

for

employed

The

15,055

taxes

oper.

be

A

,.;Y.

v.

-

the

excess

-

-

the

the .effect,

the

of

of

398,210

retirement

than

♦

July

rev.'

oper,

oper.

Net

Net
-

to

$7,765,428

_

to

and

1

cents

'

supply of pulpwood.

are

of

of

procedures'

estimate

statements

distributions

Last

1942—Month—1941

expenses

Operating
,

—

used

is

timber

benefit
account

CrlO,600

repairs—

for
of

Net

of

Pennsylvania—Earnings—

Period End. Oct. 31—

'Operating

sale

by the company from the sale of
$658,910 and will be used, together with

•working capital of the company.—V.

Bell Telephone of

50

and

merchandise.

leases

and

its

the
on

administration

or

1858.

common

1

April

pro¬

:

which

reflect
credits

adjustment

determine

directors

the,

Oct.

Burr,

is

received

at

debenture

proceeds

&

it

paperboard

shipping

these" bonds,
to retire $225,000 series
$714,000 series C mortgage bonds 5%.

with

156, p.

Similar

subsidiary,

Land

company
is

to

the

price

financial

the

The
On

company also owns water .rights
River.
A wholly owned

the

bonds

2,-5072,

where

'which
the

Coffin
and

distribution

material

paper

of

packing

the

on

&

a

part

4s located at Big Island, Va.,
Bedford

Dec.

manufacture,
is

This

corrugated

(No.

Exchange Commission for $700,000
sinking fund bonds.
The
bonds
will

1,
1949.
principal
underwriter,
the public at 99%.

in

containers

registration statement

a

and

the

paper board.

inner

filed

5%

named

time

to

as

other

Borg-Warner

Securities

1942,

to offer the

posed

in

the

mortgage

Dec.

Boston,

Nine

Dec.

on

with

closed

not

post-war

33,343

Va.—

Registers With SEC—
Form

and

this

at

Upon

&

does

for

Act

:

Act

—V.

Bedford

Revenue

Uncertainties

(2)
trol

2033.

p.

the

taxes.

Banking.

(EWT)

p.m.

in

completed

a

Elizabethport
3

Notes—(IV The. report

,

corporation's

15,518

Sept. 30—

and

Provision for

1941"

"After depreciation and provisions of
$454,028 for •normal income
taxes, $8,830,477 for- excess profits taxes) and $700,000 v reserve for
war and-post-war adjustments. j-;-'.

board

1,000

■

Provision

"

Prevost

74,428

1,157

profits

revenues

Appropriation

$1,148,690

$4.60

,

1,246,145

70,723

on
.

excess

Maintenance

tOutstanding,

*$1,621,126

....

2

:

)

Bay way Terminal Corp.—To Purchase Bonds—
C.

taxes

Amortization

30—

share...j—;

common

1,252,532

5,850

Operation

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

—

Earnings per

112,447

'5,914.

California Oregon Power Co.—Earnings—

1204.

p.

Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp.

954.

p.

31,694' shales" of" $100' "par

shares of no

300,000

1{)4'1

—

depreciation

income

"Outstanding,

Steel

Barium

52,087

$2,087,954

—

Taxes

Sept.

profit

*After

eral

the

42,606

$2,560,724

income

Years Ended

———;'$16,355,070 $13,147,322

:

Crucible

with

3,625
$146,515

43,819

Manager,

Quarter

the

of

manager

become

General

as

for

production

has

4,151

——1_:

Operating

Co.

$2,035,867

&

——

"Including

153,423

stock*——.:

-—

$2,518,119

deductions——L_

income

3,900,000

,,

...

Total

Barium Stainless Steel Corp.—General
Manager—

$142,890

43,849

100,000

:>

r

taxes...

—

619,894

$214,875

•

49,564

_■

year
.*

surplus

disc.

*"Prov. for Fed.

one

720,778

101,980

Misc.

wfthin

50,162

$219,025

debt

100,334'

preferred

stock

fCommon
Earned

'

possible

of

630,000

—1

payable

627,542

61,768

—

Amort,

152,263

—...

1,907,760

631,393

(net)—-

132,866

;

1,837,691

51,322

.

income

913,007

—

215,653

147,823

for

excess

profits

tax*

$296,564
50.000
-

14.000

common

share-




and provision of $40,000

of

1942. for. Federal

profits taxes, but before depletion.
capital stock.—V. 156, p. 1949.

excess

shares

in

•

fLoss.

iOn

Nil
income
600,000

:

$0.33

$57,046

-

Canfield Oil
A

year-end

common
was

19,000

67,500

$179,064
per

$90,046

charges

$0.10

.

in

which
.

CaKfornia

Ink

Co., Inc.—Special Offering—A special
offering of 1172 shares of common stock (no parr(th&
first

on

the

San

Francisco

Stock

Exchange) *

<

$5,406,716

243,392

49,852

revenues-

income

Interest

$400,000.

...

—

bonds

Reserve

,

on

expenses

Long-term

1S51.

1948.

p.

oper.

$872,239

Creditors

Sundry

$4,000,000

taxes

$5,951,372

24,139

143,797

depreciation--

V'62,462
income....179,096

*—

___1

taxes

Miscellaneous

paid at Guaranty Trust Co., 140 Broadway, New
by coupons already matured hereafter

at said office,—V.

bank.—
(trade)......——

to

payable

compensation

1942—12 Mos.—1941

$416,437

25,487

taxes

for

(& Subs.)—Earnings—"

$16,355,070 $13,147,322

—

2034,

p.

•

Gross

Accrued

Corporation will be used for this
the company will pledge $8,000,000

bonds

———

client at 26 Vfe

a

$495,779

expenses,...-.
other than Fed.

income

i

Co.

1942—Month—1941

revenues

oper.

Taxes,

112,175

19,063

—

Other

58,860

99,587

,

Power

Maintenance

76,603

.

72,736

miscellaneous

Operating

13,259

4,277,624

-99,050
——;

*

Electric

Period End. Oct. 31—

87,485

,'
,

4,278,517

i,
,

by J. Barth & Co. on behalf of
quickly oversubscribed.—V. 156,

California

,

Other

represented

interest

paid

4,129,987

:

Liabilities—
Note

As security for the loan,

consolidated

its

will

Van

Reconstruction

2,301,702
161,535

(net)

14
was

1,501

.

(net)

transit.,

in

insurance

and

Total

.

on

Company will pay at maturity on Jan. 1, next, the $4,000,000 of first
These include $3,091,000 of Bangor
£: Aroostook first mortgage 5s, $703,000 of Piscataquis Division first 5s
$206,000

receivable

.

mortgage bonds due at that time.

from

and

*

Accounts

and

notes

Goodwill

Bangor & Aroostook RR.—To Redeem Bonds—

purpose.

Dec.

and

$386,307

49,841

assets

Taxes

1948.

p.

\

holders

as

156,

hand

on

Unexpired

of

and

debtors

Supplies

to the

trust
holders

thereto

Sheet

,$3,200,101.

assets

Unamortized

such

to

hand

on

securities
accounts

and

,

payment

presently

deposit

Customers'

refunding mortgage bonds,
subscription as provided in

company's

1950,

pursuant

directly

under

be

nay

Dec.

of

the

record

of

Balance

Monday/December 21, 1942

July 31, '42 Jan. 31, '42

demand

on

Marketable

1942.

18,

dividend,

be

vulue

par

stock

Dec.

on

"This
will

$13

series,

outstanding

record

holders

the

conversion

convertible

the

only

shares

stock

6%•

not

Consolidated

Assets—

Cash

was issued in exchange
stock.
of $1 per share, the company

stated:
Will

Comparative

the

on

stock

common

par

made

were

Jan. 2 and July 1, 1930, and
plan of reorganization referred

common

new

no

each

cents

was

made

addition
was

Cu.—$1 Year-End Dividend—

dividend

stoek,

payable
to

the

payable

Distributions

of

on

$1.50

of

$1

Dec,

share

per

15

the
each.

declared

recently

holders-of

of

on

the

like

record

This

11.

Dec.

amount, previously declared,
date-to holders of record Dec. 5.

same
were

made.

last; compared With ,$1 on March. 31,

(Continued

was

to

dividend

on

on.

June

30

and. Sept.

1942.. Compare-V.

page-2216)

v

156,

:

10,

1739.

p.
.

Stock and Bond Sales
DAILY

New York Stock Exchange

WEEKLY

-

YEARLY

-

unless they are the only transactions of the day. No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.

delivery sales are disregarded in the day's range,

NOTICE—Cash and deferred

<(»

York Stock Exchange

United States Government Securities on the New
Below

we

furnish a daily record of the transactions

Stock Exchange

during the current week.
Dec. 13

U. S. Bond Prices

Daily Record of

(High

Treasury

Dec. 18

Dec. 17

Dec. 16

Dec. 15

Low

32d of a point. (See note below).

Daily Record

[ High

sales in

Total

Total sales in $1,000

—

(Close

f High

—

2>/2s,

(Close

in

—*

—

—

—

—\ Low
(Close

1963-1968—

—

sales in $1,000

Total

—

units

High

—100.17

Low

100.13

Close

2%s, 1967-72

Low

100.17

•

—

_

Close

sales in

Total

(High
—-j Low

(Close

103.10

*3%

103.10

Total sales in

3

1

^

106.30

(High

106.30

2y4S, 1952-55

units
High

2'/4S, 1954-56

(Close

104.20

Low

104.20

Close

(High
———-•{ Low
y

} Low
(Close

—

Total sales in $1,000

*5*4

$1,000 units

Ves, 1949-52

$1,000 units———

Total sales in

I

I—J Low

——

\ Low
(Close

-

106.30

(Close

Ves, 1946-49

2'/4S, 1951-53—

103.10

103.10

(High
3

(High

103.10

103.10

units——

Total sales in $1,000

56

units

Total sales in $1,000

$1,000 units—

3%s, 1944-46

I

units—

$1,00

'

High

3%s, 1943-45

sales

Total

—

-j Low
units

—

( High

—
—

3%s, 1943-47
Total sales in $1,000

—

—:—-J Low

2'/as, 1962-67—

(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units

102.27

-—

(High

——i—\ Low

3%s, 1946-56

102.27
—

units

—

[High

102.27

(Close

—

Dec. 18

—

\ Low

—

Total sales in $1,000 units

Dec. 17

—

—

2%s, 1956-58

—\ Low
(Close

1944-54

16

(High

fHigh
48,

—

$1,000 units—

—

—

Dec.

—

Low
(Close

—

Dec. 15

Dec. 14

—

1

2'/as, 1952-54

—
—

sales in $1,000 units——

Total

Dec. .12

U. S. Bond Prices

of

Treasury

—

Close

4%s, 1947-52

Corporation coupon bonds on the New York

in Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and Federal Farm Mortgage

Figures after decimal point represent one or more

Dec. 14

2189

CHRONICLE

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL

Number 4135

156

Volume

104.20

—•

.—

Total sales in $1,000 units

t5

—

High

High

Low

1947

2s,

Low

Close

Close

Total sales in $1,000 units

Total sales in $1,000 units

(High

(High
.J Low

3s, 1951-55-—

2^ March

Total sales in

(High

units

—

(High
1 Low

(Close

Close

Total sales in

(High

(High
—•

■v.'- ■ ■

Total sales

in $1,000

sales in $1,000 units

Total

$1,000 units

2%s, 1945-47-

2s, June, 1949-51—

•

Low
(Close

units

Total sales in $1,000

"High

—

(High
-{ Low

1949-1951

Sept.,

2s,

Low

(Close

Close
Total sales in $1,000

Total sales in $1,000 units

2% 8,

1951-54

units
High

(High
Low

—

Low

—

(Close

units

2%s, 1948-51

Low

■

2s, Dec. 1948-50

Low

•

sales in $1,000

Total

$1,000 units

2%s, 1955-60-

1948-50——

Close

(Close

.

2s,

1949-1951

Dec.,

—•
■

Close

Total sales in

Total sales in $1,000 units

(High

\

2%«, 1956-59

Low

$1,000 units

(Close

(Close

Total

sales

in

$1,000 units

Total sales in $1,000 units———...

(High

Hign

33/4S, 1958-63——

Low

•

—

Close

Close

:

Total sales in $1,000

High
Low

(High
Low

—_—\

1953-55

2s,

-

units

(Close

Close

'■f

Total sales in $1,000 units—.—.L
Federal

High
9%s,

1951-55—

2s,

Low

-■

—

(High
{ Low

1950-52

2s,

Low
(Close

Low

1945

Farm

Mortgage

"V.fHigh

1

———Low

3'/4S, 1944-64

Close.

■

Close

Total sales in $1,000

1948—

3s,

Low

-1

—

...

High

High

IVfcl,

units—

1944-49

Low

■

Close

Close

Total sales in $1,000

sales in $1,000 units--——

Total

Home Owners' Loan

(High
IVfcf, 1949-53

I Close
Total

Low
(Close

$1,000 units——

Total sales in

sales in $1,000 units.

(High

1944-52

3s, series A,

Low

■

units

V)

■

(High
2He, 1950-52
Total
There

l'/as, 1945-47—

—j

Low
(Close

)

transaction

no

in

Low
(Close

Total sales in $1,000 units

sales in $1,000 units—
were

(High

-—

JSale of registered bonds.

*Odd lot sales.

registered bonds.

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Monday

Dec. 12

Dec. 11

Wednesday

Tuesday
Dec. 15

for

NEW

■

$

per

49 %

*4814
*110

I per share

share

49

112

*33

34%
41

49%

112

34

%

*34%

40%

7%

41

7%

36

49

7%

7%

7%

41%

25

24%

247/8

100

15%

15%

16

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15'%

2,500

38%

38%

38

38%

38'%

38%

38%

39%

39%

40%

40

40%

11,700

*61

65

3

*61

3%

65

3

90

♦84

%
•

2%

89

%

,%

.%

4%

4%

4%

4%

*4%

4%

4%

4%

12%

12%

17%

17%

12%

,

64

*56

64

6

6

6

6

139%

138%

139%

*10%

11

*15%

15%

4%

4%

5

4%

4%

4%

4%

5

12%

12%

12%

12%

13

18'%

17%

18%

18%

18%

64

6%

138%

138%
10%

10%

10%

*10%

15%

15%

15%

15%

5%

75

75%

75%

*73%

25%

25

25%

25%

17%.

*17

%
12

*68'4

68%

17%

%

17%

%

*10'%
68

68'%

67%

47%
For

77

67%

23

23

23

47%

48%

48'%

50

page




2199.

26

17%

6%

6

143 'A

2,700

10%

200

15%

*15%

15%

1,100

6 %

10,900

75%
26%

17%

17%

26%
17%

j -J.
lli

*%

*10%

12

*11

68%

69

68%

69

69

50%

27%
17%
%

%

12

1,700

78

*74

*10%
x23

,

14,900

70 %

23

23%

23%

23%

23%

50%

50%

53 %

52%

54

Jan

12

34

Dec

54%

Sep

Sep

9

48% Jan

13

43 y2

Dec

51%

Jan

5% Apr 24

8'/a Nov

9

5ya

Apr

8%

Dec

Dec

9

17%

Dec

16% Dec

4

9'/a

Dec

Nov

45

July

Sep

75

Aug

18% Jun
10

8

Mar 27

29% Apr

28
6

No

..

Allied Kid Co

5 %

No

Corp^.

Amerada
Am

Petro

No

Mfg

Agric Chem

American

(Del)

Airlines

tnc

34%

22

73

4

Nov

23

94% Feb

10

l'/a
85

Dec
Dec

15%

5

Jan

Jan

99'/a Aug

Dec

%

Jan

5
6

3%

Dec

10%

Jan

6'/4 Nov

7

3'A

Dec

9%

Aug

Jan

27

11%

Dec

21%

Apr
Jan

par
-.5

par

,

No

17

May 25

22% Jan

2

17%

Dec

25%

57% Nov 28

73% Feb

27

7

Dec

2

~4%

Dec

U%

149

10

3% Apr

9
118% Apr 28
10
May 25
11% Apr 24
4

Apr

28

64

Corp

17

Oct

'/a Oct

July

par

22

Apr 29

par.

14% Apr

preferred

Allis-Chalmers

40'/a Dec
69

24 V* Aug

6% Nov

Allied Mills Co Inc..

Stores

X

2

100

.

Sep

fa Jan

1

Dye

25

8

16

3% Apr

...No par

Inc

&

Dec

par

preferred-No par

Allied

50

110% Oct

Vs

23

Allen Industries

Allied

1% Mar 24

3% Apr

Alghny Lud Stl Corp
Alleg & West Ry 6% gtd
Chemical

Jan

9% Jun

Amalgam Leather Co Inc
6% conv preferred

8,200

55%

43

100

Alpha Portland Cem

■1.500

Feb

May 14

17
18

5Va%

900.

3,500

par

48

Mar 24

100

No

Allegheny Corp

900

12

10

May 14

31

69% July 15

6,700

141%

26%

Highest
t per share

37

Albany & Susq RR Co

18%

*10%

6

f per share

share

104

61

$2.50 prior conv

10%

6%

—No

Inc.—

1,800

141%

6%

Reduction

1,900

64

share

Ala & Vicksburg Ry Co- ——100
10
Alaska Juneau Gold Min.

4%

800

6

par

—

pf A with $30 war
5% % pf A without war

6 %

75%

%

4,000

%

76

17%

18%
*58

64

26%

%
12

23

see

*73

17%

47%
footnotes

6

26%

%

*10'%

12

6

23%

*23

6%

140"

15%

25

%

6%

140%

*10%

75

17%

6%
139

*58

64

6'%

6

*10%

*60

-

'

5

par

„No

Corp

■13 y»

4%
13

17%
*6%

11

15%

4%

10,600

10

32

32

12%

15%

*10%

6

6

%
4%

*4'%

>

10

9

%

392

Air

10,800

90

No

Address-Mutigr Corp
'

•

3%

3

*81

4%

*58

138%

3
88

*81

64

*61

64

2%

3

87

%

17%

♦56

2%
87

4%

•

12%

17%

3 Ve

88%

*61

64

*61

65

*61

3%

*84

*

__No par

Express

Adams-Mills

*23%

15%

*84

Abbott Laboratories— __No par
100
4% preferred

Adams

7,300

*23%

25

-.I'./.V,'.

Abraham & Straus.

40

16

♦24

;

..

1.000

42%

25

25

.

t per

39.

'

16

*23%

■

;

1,500

8

8

8

25

50

36

*33

41

Shares

112

*110

36

40%

*23%

7%

49%

50

*33'/b

40%

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the Week

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Dec. 17

Dec. 16

Sales

Friday

Thursday

Range for Previous

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STOCKS

Saturday

3

Jan

6

135%

Dec

12% Jan

26

10%

Feb

16% Nov

18

11%

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6% Nov 12
81

Jan

13

3

19% Nov

12

H Aus 19

1

30'/a Jan
1% Jan
18% Jan

27

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..No

11

par

43

70'/a Oct

22

par

18% Jun. 30

24

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4

25% Apr

54

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18

10

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17

Aug

14%

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Sep

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9

87

24%

26

9

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17

50

13

71% May

5

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14% Mar

%

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Jan

167% July

Oct

37

Jan

21%

Aug

1% Aug

Apr

20

41%

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63 % July

14%

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227/a

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58%

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10

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20

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28

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3

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115

7%

2%

3

3

28

2%

Dec

15%

59% Oct

17

50

Dec

73%. Jan

9% Nov

30

12

May 25

Apr

29
11

3%

Dec

4%

Dec

7

16

6

Dec

10%

29

Dec

40% July
45% July

43

Jap

14

148

Nov

27

36 % Oct

26

Mar 14

144

33%
138

Dec
Mar

29%
139

155

Dec

54

Dec

150%

Dec

28'%

2

15%

12

Feb

4

8'%

Dec

11% July

Oct

21

6%

Dec

13 Va

21%. Nov

Cork

7% Nov

21

17
6

Dec

14

116% Jan

2

32

Jail

73% 'Jun
74%

Jan

Dec

159

Jan

3%

Dec

7

Jun

23 %

Dec

29%

Aug

Sep

116%

Aug

X143

112

Nov

13

2%

Dec

70'%Feb

3

64%

Dec

99'A

Jan

5% Jan

6

3 %

Dec

8%

Aug

76% Jan

14

Feb

81%

15

4

51

2%

7Jail
.

Dec

Sep

J a 11

14

Jan

13

22% May 20

28% Jan

14

1

30

Jan

5

24

Deo

35Va July

12% Mar 11

17

Jan

3

11%

Apr

17'A

112% Mar 19

110%

Jun

.115'%

Oct

7

Dec

12Va

Jan

Dec

2%

Jan

107

May 26

7% May 20
1

—5

Mar 11

27% Apr

par

102

27

/8

12% Oct 21

22%

%

1% July 28
35

Jan

15

111% Mar 12

8

46Vis May

20

,*

30

July

Sep

Feb

33%

108'% Mar

112'A

Sep

5Va

Jan

.70 %

Sep

Sep

2>

10

4'% Jan

14

2 "4

Dec

Sep

11

67% Feb

4

47%

Jan

v-40% Oct

21

66

42

Jan

56% July

Feb

2% Sep

..5

.

Sep

Jan

21

60

•

Jan

72

2

32% Dec

17

20'/a

Dec

34%.. Jan

5% Mar 20

8% Nov

14

6%

Dec

4% Oct

17

21

par

Co'rp__4./4—.5

Jan

2% Apr

par

79

—.100

28

May-28

82

July

3

28

6% Jan

5

61% Mar 24

77% Jan

8

63

Jan

28

41/4 Apr

.1

53

Co-.—.—No par
—__109
,

Jun

20

Jan

9

81% Jan

preferred;./.;/—.——100

Santa Fe_i.4_.4_ 100

Dec

Sep

Aug

168%

Dec

43%

Sep

98

19%

24% Aug

par

Goods———

43%

22 V#

■

Aug 14

5

preferred-.jL4.i4-v--100

Tdpeka

27

50

.No

preferred...

14

23

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2d

5%

27

1% Apr

pf 7% gtd—100

'preferred——
Dry

27

50% Jan
143% Jan

11% May
115% Dec

Jan
Jan

3% Apr 18
51% Dec 11

—..20

Co..

Constable

49% Jan

6

24

29

No

Sep
Jan

Jan

12

3

3% Apr

...

Oct

2
'

20

39

..50

:

Jan

Jan

14

Apr
Apr

Jan

3

9% Jan

22

,

14 % Dec

38% Jun

—

Atch

39

35% Jail

1

prior preferred——No par
preferred
—'—1.00

57#-

6

2.1

27% Jan

2

Sep

5%
78

Sep

Dec

3

87%

9%

6%

Jan

Dec

91 '/a

Oct

Dec

10%

Geo

Dec

88

Sep

17

76

Nov

21

20

Dec

35Va

Jan

100% Dec

2

82

Aug

96%

Mar

Oct

3

18

Jan

31 %

July

70% May

53

Dec

102%

Aug

Atl

6%

6%
49%

50

200

%

preferred./_——_

Corp...4

56%

56 Va

'113%

116

56%

1,300

116

Atlas-

7

53%

DPC

34 >% Oct

9

13%

Feb

16% Jim

24

Jan

5

13%

Feb

45 Va

Oct

_..___100

—4.111100

_

conv

45% Jan

3

16%

Jan

56

Nov

23% J an

28

19 %

Jun

28%

Dec

99% July 20

109'% Feb

20

May

111%

Sep

14% Apr
6'/4 Sep

21

50

46% Apr

25

107

Jan

5

6%

Feb

7'/a July

50% Feb

16

47 Va

Feb

51V# Nov

7,

5

61

May

Jan

17

111

Apr

9'% Jan

26

6

Feb

3% Dec

2

par

43

May 23

70

Jan

111

May 25

116

.No

28'/# July

30

Mar 16

33

.5

.1.—_ 14 .4

34

preferred/.—...4—100

Powder

5%

30

72%. Oct

2

...4—

pre f er red.4

•

25

19% Jun

4.'——25

conv-pref series A
-

6

650

60% Jun

1

Line,:RR.._,

I SS Lines...

W

&

4%
Atlas

■

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Atlantic* Refiaiwg_4_.i

3,400

6%
49

G

5%

400

11,400

—100
..100

-preferred:4.;

Atlantic

1

7%

27%

9

108 Va May

par

...No

Midl'd..

(Del)

Assoc* Investment
;

13

3% Apr

conv

y.-Vfr

'

57%

&

Associated

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25 %

18%

7%

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6 % " 1st

200

Jan

...25

Co, of Illinois

>

47%

*41%

26%

2%

Co

I

:

12

120

par

..... —

Cable..

Armour

'

99%

.28

&

Armour &

W

Artloom

*50

Aug

15

..—.100

.....

Mining—4
Paper Co Inc.—

400

54%

No

No

Archer

.4

Jan

105 "a

7% Jan

...No par

—

Copper

•!

9 9'/a

Elec—

600

9,000

7%

Feb

16% Jun

'

4

28%

&

Wks

A

'i

Dec

155

136% Jun

....14

Woolen..

99

:

9

3

29

,...100

_

Zinc Lead & Smelt

7%

5%

17%

Jan
Nov

35% May 14
132% May 14

.

72»/# Jan
121

Oct

'

-

30
3

*29

2%

30'%
3

7%
,

7%

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7%

*2%

3'4

*3

3 %

31

30'/a
3

3 %

30%
3

500

500

:

Atl'aS' Tack
Austin
1

$5

Corp.—...

—No par

Nichols—

30%

240

3 Va

20,900

par

Aviation

Baldwin Loco

No

prior A—14~—4—iNo par
Corp, of Del - (The)
3 -

7

Apr 30

1% May

9'A July

1% Apr

17

15% Apr

28

2% Jun

2

4% Jan

Jun

2.9

14% Jan

3

2% Jun

3

4'/g Jan

28

2 %

Dec

5% July

27

3%

Dec

8% July

Apr

23
15

7% Jan
6% Jan

26

3%

Jan

2

31% Sep

23'

18%

Mar 25

12% Dec

18

25

6% NOV

12

5 %

Dec

Aug 20

33% Dec

8

27%

Dec

12% Dec

31

Dec

17
*v

S

13

May

2% Apr

3%

Oct

25 Va

Oct

5% Jan

B
•

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

11%

12%

xll%

11%

11%

11%

16,400
7,900

3
•

3

3

3%

3

3%

51%

3

5%

3%

3%

3%

5%

3%

3%

5%

5%

5%

5%

5%

5%

5%

5%

5%

4%

4%

4%

28%

29%

29%

30

*29%

12

12

12

12

12%

51%

5%

4%

12%

*5%

5%

*5%

33%

*33

33

3%

*32%

121/8

12

%

11%

4%

-4,600

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

30

29%

29*%

29%

29%

29 %

29%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%'

12%

3,000

5%
33
12 %

5%
*32%
11 %

5

1,100
•

520

Va

5 %

5%

*5%

5%

500

33%

*32%

33%

*32%

33%

50

12%

12'4

12 Va

12%

13%

13

13

12%

7,900

12%

13 %

13

20%

131/8
*20

13%

20

20

13%

13%

13%

13%

20

11,500

20

*20

20%

20'4

20%

20%

22

24%

24 %

*23%

24

24

24%

24%

24%

110

%00

110

*102%

106 Va

*25

27%

24

24

*103

110

*23%
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25
110

>103

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28%

*26%

28%

94%

94%

*93

98

*8%
*25
11

4%

8%
30

8%
*25

11%

11%

32«%

32%

32%

14%

94%

8%
29

%

22%
53? s
109

32%

14%

X14%

14%

*52

53

22%

53%
109

For

footnotes

22%

8%
*25

11%

54

*52

*27

94%

8%
30

*8%
*24

94%

94%

9

9

9

30

*25

30

*25

8%

preferred

32%

33

32%

32%

32%

33%

33%

34 Va

9,900

Bendix

Beneficial

22%
54%
108%

14%
22%
54%
109

14%
*53
23

54%
109

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

2,400

53%

53

53

53

5 3'4

300

Pr

23'4

23%

23

23 Va

2,200

Best

54%

56%

55%

56%

24,900

109'4

1,800

23

54%
109

109

109%

109

:

Aircraft

18

7%

Feb

18% Jan

6

13%

Dec

15% Apr 30
20
Apr 15

X23% Nov

27

26

Oct

9

105

Oct

9

30

25
No par

w_.„

7 %

23% Jun

1
.■

Loan/

——5
-—No

par

par

Co—
Steel

___—.No

par

1 .No

par

(Del)
—

Apr

8

24

17% Dec
20

Dec

102%

Feb

24

28

110% Jan

10

108

Va

Dec

—100

Jan

Sep
July
Sep

9% July
35

Sep
10 Va July

24% Mar

31%

Mar

27% July
106

Oct

Feb
Jun

9

Oct

16

6%

Dec

13

No par

Corp

preferred

Mar 20

64

pfd $2.50 div-series '38.No
St

-

50

Aviation—

Bethlehem

103

20

RR—

Indus

34

12%

3

par

12%

Dec

2

No

Belgian Nat RyS part pref
Bell

Dec

19

Apr

7

8% Jan

Belding-Hemingway..

-5,600

Apr

Dec

12 % Jun

500

8%

12%

4Va Jun
4

22
6%
4%
24%

10%

—5

1

Beech-Nut Packing Co%

30

9V4

Corp-——1

600

12%

53

w

.50

....

Co

Works

10

Cigars Inc..
Beatrice Creamery.——

12'4

14%

Oil

100

z

Bayuk

Beech'Creek

94%

*25

Bath- Iron

50

'
:

'—No par

preferred.,

Barnsdall

$5

27 %

*90

5%

-100

.100

j

Aroostook/.

Barker Brothers—•

11%

54%




29%

94%

81

C—_ul3
,.—

5% preferred—
Barber Asphalt Corp./

11%

108%

2199.

*28%

94 %

Works v t

Ohio

Cony

11%

53%

page

28%

Bangor

11%

108%

see

"100

700

&

4%' preferred

11%

*52

23

110

2,300

Baltimore

'

3%. Jan

46%' Jan

Jan

6% Feb

10

Corp..

preferred

4

19

115

Viscose

Aug

Dec
Dec

22

24

25

prior conv preferred

7 %

26 Va

%

165

25

28
4% Mar 11

100

preferred

Arnold

99 '/a

B

Sep

20%

34% Apr

class

Jan

%

22

52% Apr

Tobacco./—..25

900

75

23% Jan

5

par

preferred

600

5%

3

}•; Jan
26'% Jan

6

1

*70

26% Jan

Mar 14

134% Jan

7%

75

Apr

111

29

*85

4V«
99

121

2

1011% Apr
33 % Apr

Armstrong

7%

Mar

Feb

119

Feb

200

32%.

Dec

13%

Jan

4,700

,

23

9% May 25

Corp.
—12.50
$5 div preferred/—/———No par

45%
>'

20

3% Apr
142% Jun

par

Type Foundries Inc.

Amer

S6

0

Apr

13

Preferred

3,100

Feb

81

Andes

45%

Dec

2'%
15 %

,

13

_/%

44%.

8 Va

4
4

14

300

66%

42%

6%

18

7% Nov

14

i

.:

18%

49%

12% Dec
23% Mar

Aug

W

25%

*41%

58 i/'a

30

May 15

-

23

Copper Mining.—

18,000

19

*55%

Jun

29

par

No

Anaconda

3'4

42%

6%

Jan

95%

21% Jail

\

108

18%

*48%

17 Va

Dec

VH Apr 23
12% Apr 15

Anchor Hock Glass

33%

108

42%

6%

Dec

77%

%

——.100

—

.

Tobacco..

Anaconda

46%,

21

49%

Jan

7V4

6

15

..100

850

2%

3

18%
107%

50

6

Nov

Apr

..—25

800

45%

*19

*6%

20

10'% Jan
91

97% Jan

1st

P

Dec

40'% Nov

5

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■'v

37%

37%

37%

38

28%

29 '/b

28%

95

95%

*94%

96

95%

95%

118%

II8V4

95%
".

71%
17

1 %

*983/«

;.7 1%

13

96 %

7%

734.

::

7%

72%

7%
*72/2

74

74

16%

16%

17

16%

17

1%

12%

*3

3%
104

31%

31%

2%

2%

2%

/

*3

; 2%

104

2%

-

*3

1

-

71% -;

-

;

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•

:

2%
:

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:

3

12

*3

104

2%-

-

16%

31%

31%

32%

31%

31%

31%

-

32%

3'2

.3

/

17% :

*16

18%

*15%
18%

-

*18%

*

-

8%

*7%

-33%.

17%

,

32

..

32%'*

'

161a

-

8%

2

a

11/'%

300

18%'

:ia

3/4
%

1

*11%

12

*13%

13%

*1%

IV2

*22%

24%

/
,

15%

15%

-.. • :it

33%

600:

'-/

33%:- :;'

92
:

'

2%

2%

92

-■<-

.

%
12

10%
.

6%

15%

37%

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49

*:&.

./

.//'-.-.

/'"

■'

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%

■

8

8 %

„2%-

10%
*6

37%

15%

15%
37%

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•

~

37

6 Vb

*-"'• Xl5%
*36

T

*33

40

*11%
13%

65%

1%

24%
66%'"

lib
*23

65%

7

.

*35%

75

101%

101%

36

13 VB

■

12

24%

*23

66%

-

•-

101%

*96%

98

40

*33

3614

36 %

36%

29%
102

80

108

108
30

*28%

800

Childs

4,200

9%
.96%
*33

Chile

,

96%-

24,200:
/..

300

36%
'

36%

700

*65

.7;

109

31%
101 Vb

101

7/

40

2%

Copper

80
190

31%,

300

preferred
City Investing Co
City Stores-Clark Equipment
CievEI Ilium

/

Clev

300

101 y2

5%
*

C'lev

63

*60%

*60%

*630

107

*105'A

18

*108

16%
107

18

112

17%

63

*640

xl5%

15%

preferred
Pitts RR Co

5,300;

Cluett Peabody & Co—

85

85%'

85

85

154%
85%,

&

Special gtd 4 fe

*105%

18 %

112

17%
*108

*60%

63

1

*60%

108

17%
112

Coca-Cola

1,500/

*i05'/4 107

107

17V8

17%

16%
.

107

16 Va

,

106

■

,

18%

18%.

18

*108

108 "

300',

60%

•

Co

112

•:

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16%,
106

i

18%112

;

6,300
200,

•

3,100.
50

,

"

13%

2%

2%

2

2

2

2

2

2%

2

3

3

3

3

3

3%

3%

3%

*2%

13%

2%

2%

*2%

14%

14%

14%

14 %

14%

13%

14%

For

footnotes

see

3

*13%

14

13%

13%

14%

1434

13%.
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2'%

2%

-

3%

""3 7

•

3'%
3%<

14%

,23/43:%.;
3'/4

1,500
980/

540;
190

*2%

3

*2%

14%

14%

15

14%

15'4

15%

15%

15%

16

4.600

14%

14%

1434

14%

15'/4

15'%

15%

16

16

1.600

page




2199.

3

3

.

Class, A

'

/

/

—100

(The)-i-:

No par

f.iit

No par

—

No par

Colgate-Palmolive-Peet—No par
$4.25 preferred-^—No par
Collins & Aiknvfh—^—-3
No par
5%
conv
preferred——*
100
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp
No par
•Colorado & Southern—-'
(_100
: 4%
1st preferred—
-.1
w-100
4% 2d preferred—'
-<-100
Columb Br'd Sya Inc cl Ai
*2.50
Cl&ss B
.j:
2.50
-

,.

Dec

a

Oct

23

Jan

July

97

Apr

Deo

34% July

l'/a

Dec

5%

22%

Apr

37'%

Jan

15

Oct

721'A

Jan

Deo

22'%

Deo

107'%

Oct

Dec

18

Jan

14%

Deo

44'%

Jan

93

Deo

102'%

Feb

Feb

7

4

1% Mar

Oct

23A Jan

26

Id.

Mar

3-

July

16

3%

Mar

11'A

Nov

9

3'/a

Deo

8 'A

Jan

;

7'/a Nov1

.

17% Jan

3

9%

Feb

19% July

393A Jan

21

37%

Apr

44'%

Jan

5

49

Apr

54

52

%

/

A

Sep '28

Jan

July

A Feb

Deo

24

■jVr Deo
■% July

%

Jan

25

%

Jan

9

8 Vb May

9%

13% Feb 27

.

1 % Sep

l'A Sep

7

10% Feb

11% Nov
Feb

6

May 28

Jan

13

20

Deo

68%'

Dec

18

41%

Deo

2

'A

99

12

14 %
.

Sep
Sep

3

Aug

27

Jan

72'%

Jan

: 3

8

Deo

103A

Feb

92

Deo

104'%

Aug

40

Aug

46 %

2

34

Apr

14

3

19
9
25
17

Dec

Aug 18

10 3A Aug

3

Jun

6

Feb

Deo

4%

Sep

4

29'/a

Dec

40%

Aug

Mar 10

70%

Oct

85

Jan

U2'A Nov

16

109%

115

Aug

29% Dec

15

24

Oct

Dec

16

08

May

81'

Deo

39% Nov
72

15*
11
15

102

10

84 V'4 Mar

17% May 14
47
May 2
32'AApr 28
253A Apr 24

50

Jan 26

44

Jan

5

3
7
92
Nov .28
63 % Jan
9
470
Feb 25
36'% Jan

NOV

149

Jan 22

>% July 10

6'%

13% Sep

2

8% Apr 17;
83/b Apr 24

1% July

Deo

2

.:

8% Nov-

25

•56'/2Mar 24
55'% Jan 28
470
Feb 25
11'% Mar 13
■/
97'A Apr 25
10% May 7
90
May 1
13% May 21
,7 1
% Apr 10
1
May 19'

Sep

31%

15

Dec

Jan

95%

I

Jan
May
Oct
2'/a Mar
28
Jun
67% Apr
1.0.7'A Jun
22
May
95% May

;

4

Oct

9

7

•

-

6

Deo

Deo

25

Dec 16

98

2

139

29

77

7

26

9
92
32

No. par
No par

i._—

Coca^Oola Intern Corp—

,*640

16

108

60 34

63

*640

16

15%

2

20,

stock-

Molybdenum-A—4:

Preferred

1

2

Jan

17

27

2

:7-; 43% Jan

f% gtd—A-50
—-50

33

*640

15%

332 Jan

7

1

(The)—1
Uj100

32%
*149

Feb

7/2% Dec

.

■

$4.50 pfd--—No'par

Graph Bronze Co

33%

154%

Aug

4%

July

9% Oct

28

8% Jan

No par
Ry Co 5% pfd —.100

"

16%

Apr

11'/a Jun

—

Climax

*146%

Jan

4%

5%

July 16
'A Jan

——

5,600

154 TV

115'%

Deo

22% Mar

,

36% Jan

Vb Mar 23

—100
——100
,,
5

6'% %'

C C C & St Louis

109%/

3 %

Deo

'

——-25

Co

,

30

2%

31

'32%

63

33

No par

Co

Chrysler Corpil————5
City Ice & Fuel
^-No par

2,500

Deo

1

/. 18% Oct 29
lOO'/a Nov
6

'

.1 Vb

T%
108Tb

2

19

2
23

47
:

& Pacific——100

/

*

-85

100/,

13%'

5

2

Sep

2

3 2 3/4

Aug 11

12

preferred——
—*_100
Chicago Yellow Cab—i—No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil
.—10

,

33

85

12 /-/

Va Jan

,6%

38%.

32%

84

4

preferred—7—7-———7-100

7%

1,200/

83

33

•

83A Jun

No par
No par
divl—No pat

50

33

86%

Chic Rock Isl

cum

37Tb

33

*149

900'

preferred

($2.50)

*48%

13%
-

pf

*81%

32%

*108

conv

Pr

38

32%

*104

$3

83

37%"

154%

—

1% Jun

50
50
——5

Chicago Pneumat Tool—'

7
,,

50

37%

*85

5% preferred
Chicago Mail Order Co

7 :

1,100

Me-.-"

7

9
16

Apr

% Apt
2% Jun

-f—-40

A—A—-—%

Class

37%

*48 Vi

37%

16

89

Apr

75

9

3% Nov 10

24

No par

Chicago Great West RR Co

:

*48%

*81%

50

37%

*630

5'% Apr

27
22

27'% Apr

A—-——100

111 RR Co.:

*81%

83

*48%

37%

85%

East

83"Z'

*81%

50

85%
*60%

Preferred series

50

83

*149

'

109%

xlOl

102

37%

155

r

'

80

108%

*29

101%

-■

24'%/

36%,

*65

*65

*48%

*149

*

Chic &

5001100

68%:
10 .?

2%

36 V4

*81%

155

.

68
'

40

38

149

'•

*23

'

10%

•*2%

80

*101%

*33

V2

13%

i

68

96 %
2%

109

29%

96 V'4

32%
*

93

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—...——-25
7
v.

1,300

4ays'

*1% 7

24%

•

934

10%

50

83

*48 Vi

15%*
37

.

•/: *11%

7Va

66

38

*81%

/ -./ Chain Belt Co—
'
No par
Cham Pap & Fib Co
No par
6% ' preferred
————100
Checker Cab Mfg—/
——-5

Jun

Jun

35

*

15% Sep

14
14% Jun 26

Deo

10%

Deo

x

97

:

"

2%

*65

29

16 Vb

'-f7

-

13%

/,--■>: IVb

1%

2%

*108

109 / "

29

40

2%

75

*65
*108

293/a

98%

*33

:

36%

109

10%

*95%

,

2%

109

-101%

10%

40

*2%

*65

*28%.

L100

6% prior preferred—

400:

;

%

-*11%

13 %

12.

6

2

2,100

*J/4;p
ft
0/3.

%
','2

11%

*23

96%

*33

2%

.

<"*46%'

48

%

%

July

27
:

122'%

,

Dec

33/4 Nov 12

14

82

par

Products——1

5%
15%

18

29

23'A Jan

Copper__i„_No

de Pasco

Sep
Jan

65

Jan

Jun

116% Mar

Dec ,18

110

2

1,600

10%

6 Ve

-37%

- .-%
?/'/%'"

3

125

15

8'A Jan

28

5,100'

2Vb-

10%

15%

48

48%

-8%'

2%

6%

*0

6%

8

10%

10%

,10%

15%

13%

•"/-: 1

66% '

95 3/4

96

36%

6,600

•'--•

2%

.

22

963/4 Dec

2

Jan

400

-2%;

29 3A July

120% Jan

Mar 10

1% Apr

14,500

33%'
92%-

50% July

Deo

3

2'A

17

•

2V2
'

8%

V>v 2%

11%

66%

653/4

96

*35%

100

/•'

*91V2

•

2%

8%

77,:*2

*13%

13%
-■
IVb
1%
I *22% ' 24%
65%

:V

*37

13%

66%

*2%

" 8 ;

90

7 33V4

92

2%

'

66

;

100

*7%

8% 1

■

V- 33%

92

*98%

/•

Deo

18'/a

x

15

1% May 27

———.

'

%
-

66 Vi

66

*6 ;7

36%

Vi
*11%'

-

2

10%

49 Va

-

%

nio

2

6%

36%

/'•■':-1--'

•%-

8

10%

Ve

*48

50

('■

8%
2

.

-

15%

73677/;/7v';-

'

...

6

15%

15

16

*48

..*734

18%

'

■

100

36

Jan

96'% Dec

3% Oct

'

X10

6%

6%

19

100

/';'/8

8

33%

92%

2%

''/■/

33%

2%

2%

8%

2%

%

333/a

92%

33/u
93

:
.

/•/". 2%,

A2

8

i-

*18%

18%
100 --•

Mar

2 3% Nov

Certain-teed

I?3:/

*16% '

*16% "18 7/7

<16%

18%

•

100

8V2

*7%

.

■

100

112

27

Cerro

730/

8

74

4,200-

/

87 3A

29% Dec

42

;

-

,

3

,

3'%

Feb

23% Jan

'

93

2%

2%

19

*99

8%

7%

33%

33% 7
93%

*92

100

*98%

1:

Jan

75'% Dec
126'% Oct

Deo

43

27

4,000 /.

:i

33

*

18%

Jan

7

12

2'A Apr

Jan

2

25

11

41

3'% Nov

Apr

—100
Central Violeta Sugar Co———
Century Ribbon Mills
No par
Preferred
——100

Apr

3% July

Deo

30'%

Feb

{Cent RR of New Jersey.

39%

Deo

62'% May

16

90

Deo

1%

Apr

66

7 1% Jan.

32%

Dec

No par

Foundry Co
_1
Lt 4%% preferred—100

Aug

22

preferred-——i——-100

111

5'A

*

79

17.

Central

Sep
Jan

Deo

3

28'% NOV

29

6 Vb Aug

'

31%

16%/.

7, 100

100

Apr
Apr

30 7

/ 96% ; 963/as

v

' ■tr.-l 3

:•

Deo

26'%

2

9

2

2'A May 18
54% Apr 17
117
Jan 16

77

.

Jan

40

28

'■•'

110

Central

2,400

Jan

17%

Jan

24

110

%'

7'A

14%

Jun

4% Nov-. .9

89

23

200

Deo

Nov

32

24

3%-

''

*18% :

22% July

Jan

38% Dec

Apr 14

77

Nov

I'/a

9%

37% Feb ,16
,

64%

Dec

4%

7% Nov

1% Feb 10
7 32 ' Apr 20

Sep

Mar

it

Aug 29

33

34%

51

10%

29% May 16

Apr

5 %

15% Dea

2
.

Jan

18

7-% Nov

16% Nov
13% Dec

Jan

10

1

Apr

Central Aguirre Assoc—u

7

2%.

...

-12%

31% *'33% ;

274

l'AJan

11% Jan 2
9 '/a Apr 25
28
Dec
7
33b Jan
2

Apr

2,200

2

Jan

2
14

15

:

12

9

prior

3,000 /

7

Apr

53% Nov

82

210/"

v

98%

•

*2%

3%'

-

*91

;

31%

31%

31%

/-

" 12V4-

•12

3%

*92

104-'/.

31%
2%

1%
98'/2 M

*2%.

2%

7%

.'/-

7%

21% Nov

-

X98 %

7

12% : '12 V2

/

3%

*95

v

31%

2%

2%

12%

12%

2%

99

,

1%

1%

1%

99

2%

2%

*95

1%

*13/4
*98%

99

12%

31%

8,100

74

16%.

..

580

8

72%

7%

22C •"

:

July

16% Jan 2
50% Apr 14

30

series

100

/

preferred—,^100
,'T 1% prior preferred—7J———100
1% 2d preferred-——i
100
Celotex Corp
——-No par
5%

Feb

9

No par
of Amer_——No par

Celanese Corp

90

Jan T3

76%

15% July

Caterpillar Tractor—_—

7,100:"

11%

95

7—1
—100
—100

d

4%

Deo

18

-10

Co--_——

Dec

6

10

'

Aug

2 %

10% Nov

27

23

Deo
"

Dec

% Jun
5% Jun

Sep
6% July

Deo

4%

Jan

v

Sep

14
6

3% Jan

//

4%
25

Dec

18

701

5

7.Preferred

12,900.
r-

96%:

16%

*3

104

'

116%

72

7%

I)

6

10

par

Co

Case .(J

/„;,.// 10

40

16%

V

Steel

Deo

15

/

7—-1

Carrier's & General Corp/.

1,900

96 %:

■/..

72

31%
31

,?/ 116V4

95%

95%

96

.*>95

Carpenter

800

/

28%'

28Va

:'

7%

*2%

2%
3%

*95

116%

116%

•

16%

99-,

13

,

96%

116

/

x96

.

71%

,1%

.-.

99

*3

96 3/i

.:.

7%

17

*2%;

-96

'

Xl 1614

118

96

6

Ohio Ry—100

2,300 "

Dec

1%

21% July"21

:

96

X06

/••

40

2"8 % /•/

.

16%

:,/

72

7

-

117%

96

'

v

37.%.
28V4

71%

7%

7%

/;

:

118%

95%

96

/

//,.; 38%

3814
-28%

'

,/■

V4'

125%'. 125%

X28%

293/b

3

74

773%:

<■

*1

373/4
28%

7

•

Carolina Clinch &

230

'

26

«3Va

37%

37%

27%
*117%

84

*125%' 130

130

*125%

/

3%

74

73

71%

71

"

'

39%-

*83%:

25%

3%

—No

Mills

1,00071,000„

t

4%-:

*37:%

:

-

Pacific Ry___/

Canadian

20,900

'36

"

"43b

.

39%

<84

25

3%

17;

6% Mar

—100 7
25

Canada Southern Ry Co

50.

6%

36-

-

412

39%

*4%

2% Apr

Ale.,.',——5

Dry Ginger

"fi%

6

26

4

No par '77

•

63B

r

<

1,700

4,400 .'••

"

*4%

Nov

~9% July

5

24% Oct

14

.

5%

100 7

13%:

28 V4

6%

:•»

36

3,100

6%
•

2,600

,;•%■:;

15'/2
•

28%

:/..6%

35%

35

6V2

53%'

■;*:%

'

56%

May

13

NOV

G% Feb

4% Sep

California

15%:

21%

53%

25Jan
2

19% Feb

Packing
—No par
preferred—
—50
Callahan ZlncrLead—^--71.
Calumet & Hecla Cons Cop
5

20%'

*

-

9% Oct

3% Feb
44

Sep

18

•

•'

28%

/.

6%

10

j

13%

■

800

1

7'"'7

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50

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I per share

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STOCKS

Thursday

Dec. 16

Dec, 15

14

Dec.

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday

Dec. VI

HIGH SALE PRICES

AND

tow
'

Sathrd&y

2191

& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

THE COMMERCIAL

Number 4135

Volume

Dec

48% Nov
28%

44%

Feb

Sep
Oct
Mar

Deo

Sep

Deo

148

Sep

78

Deo

106

Jan

60

Mar

740

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17

Feb

18% Oct ,13

Jan

142

,

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50

39%

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107

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27

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.

33%
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11

63 3A

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30'A Jan

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105 V*

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114

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516

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2192

AND

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Monday

Dec. 12

Dec, 14

1 per

1 per share

1%

1%

SALE

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Friday

Dec. 17

$ per share

1%

1%

STOCKS

Thursday

Dec. 16

1 per snare

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1%

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Dec. 18

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Mar

91 Va Apr

29

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12,000

6

20

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7

2V4

18

131/4

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21% Mar 25

18 %

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15

9% Aug 15

8%

12% Dec
Feb

24

77

3

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7% Jan

14

4

5

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11

11% Apr

25

78

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94

9

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2

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14

9

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3

3

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107%

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17

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25

22

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25

82

May

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3%

5

Deo

6% May

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9%

77

100

%

11

July
Jan

Nov

9

Nov

Nov

6

14

Deo

15

93

Dec

106%

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24

11

Dec

16 Va

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Dec

17

Dec

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preferred———

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Dec

1%

39

21

2% Apr

Dec

96% Jan

2

11% July

8% July

7

13

100

Jan
Jan
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Deo

26

16

8% Jan

Corp of America

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97%
103

4%

8

1 % Jan

7

Jan

Jan

11%

4

Apr

Jan

4

May

3% July 30
4% Jan
7

preferred

30%

Deo

07% Feb

Jan

18% Aug
23 % Deo

Dec

89

Apr 20

pfd—100

6%

9%

4

}!

65% July

Deo

74 % Aug 19

Continental Bak Co——No par

99 y8

May 20

Jan

11% July

Deo

83

par

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Nov

17% Dec

22

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9

tConsumers Pow $4.50 pfd

conv

23% Jan

12% Apr

7% NOV

Consolidation Coal Co
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17% Apr 29
17/b Jun
3

Oct

37%
110

Deo

39%

4% May 13

250

Cuba

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6

par

500

of

8

8

Oct

104%

Dec

Dec

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19% Dec
100

10 % Oct

No par

200

RR

96

17

11

44% Jan

——1

Corp—_No

19

Dec

7% May 12
& Jun 26

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34

41/4 May

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105 % Nov

109 % Dec

100% Mar 17

—100

preferred

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2

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31

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preferred

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4%

99%

700
400

19,500

July

Apr

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No

5

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Co_

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2,200

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7%
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Consol Coppermines Corp
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1

36

89%

89
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77/a
27/a
7%

7

prior

83

Dec

Aircraft

6%7*

Dec

16 %

Corp
1
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1% preferred-——-*
-100

110

64

2IV4

.No par
—No par

Conde Nast Pub Inc

88 Va

90

*87

87%

5

ser '35—

Congoleum-Nairn Inc
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18

2

Commonwealth

100

80 % Dec

5% Jan

—No par

Commercial Solvents

4,700

Apr

Mar 16

27

22,400

2%

72

19

21%
17%

82 Va

Nov

Oct

2%

2%

Dec

42%

35

20%

17%

43%

7

11% Oct

21

2%

Jan

6

29 % Dec

21%
17%

4%

Jan

45% Jan

8

20%
16%

Highest
I per share

Dec

2

20%

*2%

54

1

14

Jan

20%

17

2% Nov

t per share

1

Sep

24

Commonwealth & Southern„_No par
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No par

%

share

per

16 % Jan

No par

9,000

&

14%

8

pf

conv

Year 1941
Lowest

100

'

preferred—

conv

$4.25

Range for Previous

Lots

10

-

preferred
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Comm'l Invest Trust

200

87%

'~7%

Pictures-.

conv

Commercial

11,300

10

%

No

Columbia

3,600
7,000

Co...,

83,000

17 Va

*85

88%
90

90

'51

Carbon

32

10

17%

par

Columbian

97/a

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10%

No

900

36%

16 Va

17%

29

%

2%

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30 % Sep

100

400

107%

9%

9%

100

preferred

36%

17%

10%

9%

14

preferred series A
......

t

4

6%

1

100-Share

Highest

Sep

5%

105

33%
107

1

3,000

\

of

S per share

par

37

16%

*10

*102

34

No

36

%

aa

*2%

.'

17%

17 %

28%

108 %

Columbia Gas & Elec

36%

%

20%

17

*85

9%

32

28 Va

105

33%
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35

sia
34

20%

17

9

11%

32

28 %

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33%
109

10%

Basis

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370

32%

27%

On

34%

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32 Va

9

11

10%
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105

33%

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9

20%

*100

32%

32%

17

*80

28

109 Va

20%

10%

10%

80

32 Va

%

Va
*2%

80

27%

32%
20

80

Range Since January

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

56,600

41%

34%

32%.

32%
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38%

34%

28

27%

108

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38%

NEW

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2

34%

-

79

10 V4

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32

27%

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35

79

79

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38 Va

37%
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36

for

the Week

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*34

Monday, December 21, 1942

5

29

7

2%

2V4

Feb

7% July
30

July

Apr

28

103% Jan

28

79

Jan

109%

NOV

21% Apr

29

28% Dec

18

217/a

Dec

40%

Jan

•

26%

28 Va

27%

28%

17,300

,

Continental

Can

Inc

20

*6%

6%

*6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

1,400

Continental

Diamond

—5

41%

41%

41%

41%

22

8% Jan

42%

5% Sep

15

41%

6%

Feb

42%

10

42%

42%

42%

42%

42%

1,900

Continental

Insurance——$2.50

30% Apr

28

42% Dec

15

35%

Feb

4%

45%

Sep

11,200

Continental

8

4% Nov

5

2%

Deo

4 Va

Jan

27 Va

NOV

23 Va

Jan

3%

4

26 7%
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9%

54%

54%

175

54'%

;

175

175

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13%

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54%
176

4%

26%

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20

20

21

9

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54%

46

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12%
92%

93

92%

92%

92%

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7%

7%

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7%

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19

19%

19%

37%

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19%

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37

36%

19%

36%

13

13%

7%

3

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3%

700

y8

200

*% ;

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,

94

15%

16%

2,000

8%

8%

87/a

2,700

Crosley Corp

18%

18%

19%

19%

19%

2,800

37%

37%

37%

10%

10%

11

700

79'/a

78

78%

31%

31%

32%

32%

32%

33

34%

34

34%

9,000

70%

71

71

72

73

73 %

73%

74

2,200

10

10

10

10

10

,

17%

17%

17%

17%

*98%

99%

*98%

99%

*98%

1%

1%

1%

'

32

31%

10

10

*92

10

10

7%

10

8

110

*9%

10%

8

95

*92

10

*101 %

95

10

*92

10%

17%

*15%

16%

16%

16%

99%

*98 Va

99%

*98 Va

95

99%

17

10%
fi

17

18%

1%
32%

32%

32 %

32%

31Va

32%

31%

31%

17%

1%

2

1%

2

1%

18%

18%

18%

18 %

18%

17%

18%

6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

67/a

20%

20%

2

17%

6%
20%

*91 %

*76

84

*15%

15%

*76

20%

100

*91%

83

15%

20%
100

20%
*91 Va

21%

*76

83

*76

16

16

21%

*91%

83

16

15%

21

100
16

7

37,900

21%

20

*76

16%

*■

Press

1,600

11

Dec

19%

Jan

88

Dec

107

Jan

10%

Dec

19

Jan

9

July

15

98% Nov

10

2

16% Dec

1

9% Oct

23

1

14% May

9

4%

Jan

15

Dec

27%

Jan

Dec

45%

Jan

10

Apr 27

12% Sep 25

10

Deo

15%

Jan

77
May 19
23% May 20

88 % Jan

15

80

Dec

94

39% Nov

4

28

Deo

47%

Jan

63

84

7

73%

Deo

98'/a

Jan

1 %

May

13%

Nov

3%

par
par

Jun

25

8% Jun

26

Jan

8

NOV

13% Jan

14

•

Oct

5

Jun

29

9

Jan

27

88

Jun

13

140

Jun

3

74% Jan

2

95% Dec

14

13% Jan

14

19% Sep

12

12 Va

Dec

25

Jan

99Va Nov

17

88

Dec

99

Deo

8% May 29

—30
1—5

13

Mar 14

——100

90

Feb

18

£3 Jan

2

-

—No par

2

Oct

Feb

8%

72

Feb

127%

Sep

41%

Feb

77

Deo

8

14

Deo

%

13 % May 19
12
Jun 30

32'/a Nov

12

13%

—No par

20% Oct

15

16

—_1

5% May 20

9% Jan

6

No

—

par

A--

6%

Sep

16 Va

Dec

Jan

1%

Deo

Jan

45

Deo

Jan

34%

Feb

Dec

10%

Sep

-1

18

Jun

24

25% Jan

12

24

Dec

29 Va

Jan

100

80

Jan

19

95

Oct

23

80

Dec

90

Aug

No par

44

Jan

17

81

Nov

9

42%

Feb

47% Mar

No

Cushman's Sons Inc 1%

$8 prefened—

16%

20

100

Inc—

preferred-

Preferred

83

16%"

14% Oct

Jan

38%

preferred

conv

Class

Jan

100

Prior preferred—
Curtiss-Wright

4,400

93%

Jan

%

41

No

Curtis Pub Co (The)—

2,620
3,900

29,500

4%

Dec

20% Nov 28

No

Cudahy Packing Co—Cuneo

Deo

A

Mar 27

Preferred

4% %

21%

83

16%,

700

93%

100

*76

1,900

182 Va

2%

21

32

preferred—
100
Cuba RR 6% preferred——
100
Cuban-American Sugar
—100

*98%' '99%

*

Mar

10

% Nov

Jun

#5% May

par

conv

5 Va %

170

Deo

5

Corp—
preferred—.

conv

2

X54

Jan

No par

Zellerbach

5%

200

1%

2

—No par
—No

Crucible Steel of Amer

10

10

6%

100

4,600

107

>

20%
*91%

310

7%

7%

107

*101%

$5

(The)

preferred—

conv

Crown

210

'

7%

32%

32

18%

18

17

10

*101 %

.7,900

$2.25

85

Oct

18%

3% Nov
...

12% Jan

100

(The)— „2

Crown Cork & Seal-

37%

71

95

preferred—

conv

36%

70%

*92

5%

25

—-i—

18%

31%

95%

Co——

179

Apr 17
2% May 22
i'i Apr
8
10% Apr 17

1

Cream of Wheat Corp

Crane

350

70

95%

Corp„

Mar

159

1

——

94

31

95

100

Inc
Coty Internat

16%

19,500

70

95

Preferred

Coty

93%

14%

—50

Refining-—

92%

7 Va

13%

Products

series

13%

xl6

,

Apr

pref 5%

36

7%

Jan

42V4

30%

10

Sep

52 Va

9

10%

110

56%

55% Jan

*78 Va

9%

Deo

17

10%

7%

48

42% Apr

79%

*101%,

30

25

270

10%

7%

51% Jan

Corn

177

78%

9%

13

4,400

*175%

10'A

102%

45

55%

55%

55%

79%

7y2

Deo
Dec

10%

*9 %

Apr

9%
28%

79%

102%

Feb

15%

17

10%

7%

17%

9

5

36% Dec

79%

9%

4

12% Jan

24

79%

,

Nov

21% Nov

23% Apr

10%

110

27

23

Apr

Sep

50% Apr 29
8% Apr 29

5
20

Conv

13%

7%

'17

5

.—No par

Corn Exch Bank Trust Co

10%

7%

Del—.

Co

1,550

100

80

9%

of

Steel

45

10%

*102

Oil

Copperweld

36%

79%

.

Continental

Continental Steel Corp

45

176

*%

92%

16%

13%

5,400

2% May

.

36%

*2%
%

*%

,

16

*92

54%

3

2%

92%

12%

13

800

9%

—1

46

176

13

10,400

20%

9%

Motors—.

36%

35%

176

27

20%

9%

*45

54 ya

54%

■

9

*36

*175'A

Yt

4

9%

35%

176

*%

%

4%

26%

*19%
•

36

2%

3

4%

26%

9%
46

35%

54%

x2%

if

*%

8%

36

4

26

26%
20

*19'/a

175

3%

*3

20

46

35%

4

26%

9%

*44

35%

4

26%

9

46

35

4%

26%

20

9
*44

.

4

26%

Fibre—

12% Jun 22

18

Oct

21

14%

Des

20

4

Dec

7

2%

17% Oct
12% Nov

26

14%

Deo

18

Sep

16

6'A

Apr

11%

Oct

pfd

-

Cutler-Hammer Inc—

par

July

D
;;

*3%

3%
18%

*11%

*15%

18%

11%

*15%
*107

*3 Va

11%

11%

109%

*107%

3%

109%

*9%

9%

9%

9%

22%

22%

22%

22%

*29%

30

*29%

30

*3%

3%

3%

17%

*15%

17 y8

.11%
*

3%

*15%

v

11%

11%

107 %

9%
22

109%

*3%

3%

*16

12

177/a

11%

107'A 107%

*3%

109%

200

*16

12'/a

*107%

4

17%

12

12%

;

*107%

109%

10%

10

10

10

10%

*9%

10

23%

23%

24%

24%

25 %

25%

25%

30

30

7,200
10

2,500
15,100

Davega Stores Corp—
Conv 5 %
preferred.
Davison

Chemical

Deere &

Co

*29%

30 %

30

30

12%

12%

12 Va

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

*12%

13

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

9

8%

9

9%

3

9%

3

3

3%

5,400

Delaware

&

3

3%

3

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

6,700

Delaware

Lack

tDenv &

R G

%

%

10

17%

17%
*32

17%

40

*32

17%

*32

*18

*18

18%

18

18

*22%

23

22%

23%

*36%

37

36%

37

8%

8%
*22

85

*9%

*36%

37

8%

18 Va

18%

19

19

23%

24

24

24%

2,300

37

36%

36%

36%

36%

8%

8%

*8

8%
22%

22
81

81

9%
23%

23%

23%

14%

14%

15

55%

55%

56 %

9%
37

*23

14%

129

56%

128%

15%

*4%

9%
36%

55%

5%

15%

*4%

8%

9

14%

9%

57%
130

24%

1,000

15%

7,500

57%

5%

16%
5

57%

57%

5

*9%

10

*9%

*115%

120

125%

31%

31%

,

*3%

31%

3%

*177

180

33%

146%
*177

3%
147

16%

5%

*9%
*

9%

115 Va

120

•

31%
.*3%
148

131%

130%

131%

132

135%

125%

125

125

124%

125

118

*125
118

31%

*3%

'146

130%

118

131%

16%

*5

10

120

58%

131%

16 Va

16%

58%

130%

130

*115 %

125%

118

118

*117%

31%
3%

•178%

31%
3%

31%
3%

31%
3%

.

*5Va
9%

*115 Va

134%

38

32%
4

59%

180

5

21

Jan

27

27V4 Jan

19

21

Dec

29%

Jan

39% Aug 24

33

Dec

41

Jan

6%

partic

Dixie-Vortex

32% May 7
16% Apr 23

100

Dunhill

Duplan Corp

32%

5,800

4

600

150

150

151

4,400

179

178%

179

*175

179

-No"

80

6%

cum

28%

28%

14

28%

28%

13

13

*13%

13%

400

29

10%

10%

29%

10%

10%

29%

29%

29%

30%

30 Va

30%

6,000

Electric

Auto-Lite

10%

*1%

1%

10%

1%

10

1%

10%

10

10%

10%

10%

6,200

Electric

1%

28%

31%

31%

23%

23

23%

45%

23%
110

28%

31%

*43%

28%

*44

45%

110

21/4
*53%

*109

2%
57%

110

2V4
56%

*54%

58

56

*63 V2

65

63

*%
For

0*2
footnotes

Va

2Va

1%

1%

1%

1%

1%

7

May

18%

Nov

37

Nov

9

'1

32% Dec

37%

Oct

23%

,

Jan

70% Oct

21

59%

18

ylll%

Sep

141%

Jan

16% Dec

18

12%

Dec

23%

Jun

7

6

6

Dec

105

Aug

2

136%

Dec

164% Jan

7

120%

Feb

127

Deo

6

111% July

118

May

120

102% May 20

144

Jan

120

Apr 24

127

NOV-

111% Mar 14

118

Aug

2 % Jan

17
2

32% Dec
4% Nov

24

151

Dec

170

Mar 28

180

26

May 16

11

Apr

Jan

23

26

16% Apr

79

Oct

8

Feb

108

Dec

17% July

July 27

Jan

/

Dec

10% Nov

8

par

May

17
7
16

2%

24

Dec

May

1%

6%

Jan

10% July
117

34

Jan

Jan

Dec

5%

120% May

145%

Sep

Jan

NOV

7

160

Apr

182%

Jan

35% Dec

17

27

Dec

36%

Jan

—

Oct

7

15

Jan

21

14%

Feb

17%

Sep

5

20% Jan

2

30% Dec

17

17%

Dec

33%

Jan

3

(The)

10% July 2
i9b Feb 16

13% Jan

5

10

Dec

17%

Jan

28%

1% NoV

9

%

Aug

1% Nov

2,400

Elec & Mus Ind

%

Jan

1%

1%

8,700

Electric Power <fe Light

2

%

Dec

4%

Jan

31%

32

32%

32

32%

4,400

$7 preferred

_No par

17% Apr 27

35% Jan 23

Feb

28%

27%

39%

Not

28%

29

29

29

29%

1,700

$6

.No par

15

Apr

23

32% Jan 23

23%

Feb

36%

Not

29

Jan

2

34% Nov 12

26%

Dec

26% Feb

18

21%

Dec

33

Mar 15

39%

Feb

47%

107%

Nov

28%

1%

1%

1 %

Am

shares. ——'

31%

31%

31%

32

32%

.33

33

23

23

2,100

preferred
Elec Storage Battery—

23%

23%

24%

24%

23%

23%

1,600

El

45%

44%

44%

45 %

45%

46%

46 Va

300

*44%

109

2%

109

2%

2%

109

*108%

2%

2%

33

110

110

2%

*55

57 Va

*55

57

58'/a

*55

57%

*55

58%

64

64%

*64%

*2

%

*63%

A

64

Va

*%

110

100

66

2%

2%

*56%

57%

*55




10

1%

*55

2199.

9'% Nov

31%

56 Va

page

Jan
Jan

1%

56 V2

64

1%

Jan

18%
86

31%

1%
31

109

*V4
see

1%

10%

Dec

112

_2

Apr

65

132% Dec

4

Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc

6%

12% May

5

May 21

100

Boat

1%

.No

preferred

35

3,000

9

16

17.

14

2% Apr 28

1

5

Mills
(N J)

Sep

Nov

par

1

Rolling

Eastman Kodak

*13

35%

9% Feb
87

.100

Eastern Airlines Inc

20 %

Apr 29
13% Mar 9

Du P de Nem (E I) & Co—
-20
$4.50 preferred.——;
No par
.100
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pfd

Eastern

Dec

x9%

51

International——

Apr

12%

23

Apr

95

.No par

preferred

Aug

23%

15% Nov

.NO par
—

%

Deo

25% Nov 12

8

.No par
;.

Mfg Co

Sep

16%

'

par

200

8%

5

.No

—

A

7

22% Dec

7

Jan

7% July 17

9%

310

6% Aug 24
16% Mar
70

par

5%

900

—2

Co——.—— ~No

Class -A

22
,

i.

Doehler Die Casting Co—— .No par
Dome Mines Ltd
.No par

120

14,900

Apr 28
33% Apr 2-5

par

Corp-Seagr's Ltd— -No par
.100
pref with warrants—

Dresser

135%

a a

-25

preferred—

13

31%

Aug

Jan

35

1%

Jan

July

6%

18

Douglas Aircraft

118

35%

14
v

14

13

31%

Feb

No par

34%

31

Dec

2%

No

12%

1%

6

27

Devoe & Raynolds A
Diamond Match

34

30%

19

4% Jan

16

12%

1%

11% Oct

Oct

33%

30%

2

37

12%

*28

7

2y« May 21

Sep
Aug

16

Dow Chemical Co—

150

35%

18%

37

4,600

151

35%

30%

Dec

1% Sep

3,600

148 %

35%

9%

18% Jan

33%
"

*12%

Apr

27

2

2,900

125

31%

Jan

28%

23

16%

117%

*3%

5

114

Feb

Jan

132%.

.*124%

117%

6

13% Nov

15%

Oct

310

178%

148

180

600

14%

10

*117%

■9%

24%

129%

16%

Jan

30% Nov

109% July

14% Apr

6%

5%

14%

*36%

8

18

Sep

15

25% Dec

B%

pfd—.100
—!——„20

West

Detroit Edison

Distil

24%

37 r'v

Jan

10% Dec

-50

Diamond T Motor Car Co—

14%

,

110

16

4% Apr

.100

u—,

Western

400

37.

120

125%

&

Mar 16

18% Apr 29
25 % May 12
9% Apr 25

.-10

1,000

23%

*9%

117%

Hudson

102

par

-20

—

2,700

14%

*115%

116%

9%

%

24

10

131

9%

8%
22
85

37

14%

120

130

22

*82%

37

*9

125%

590

*23

24

*115

130%

8%

22%

82%

14%

145

8%

22

82%

*23

5%

—

Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert

2,000

83

15%

9,500

18

22%

127

500

Preferred

.100

Deo

Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co...100

17%
40

24

22

37

15%

600

%.

,

17%*33

83

9%

128

1,900
13

%

■

17%
40

85

37

129%

%

17%
*33

22

38

*4%

37

18

*23%

*%

iV
17%
38

22

*37

15%

18%
23%

17%
*32

*83

9%

*126%

23%

%

iff

17%,
38

30
13

Aug 12

v-

8%

22%

*83

i'g
17%

40

30

7

8

.—1

No

:

4

1

—

Inc—.—.
.——

2% Apr
15% Jan

-25

(The)
Dayton Pow & Lt 4%?« pfd
Decca Records

6

—

—

Co.

57%

100

57

300

57

*64%

A

%

65

33,700

180

%

9,400

Paso

Endicott
5

Natural Gas

Johnson Corp

°Ux preferred

.No par

.No par
3

50
100

i
Engineers Public Service—
$5 preferred
.No par
.No par
$5% preferred
$6 preferred
.No par
No par
Equitable Office Bldg

% Jan

2

19% Apr 24
39% Apr 27
107% Feb 16

1% Apr 17

49

112

Oct

3% Jan

9

5

40

Apr 28

68

Jan

30

46

July 27

73

Jan

5

Jan

17

% Oct

17

47% Apr

25

-j1,} Dec 15

83

2%

Dec

64%

Dec

69

Dec

74%

De<

A Nov

34% Aug

July
Sep

113

Oct

7

Jan

80 %

Apr
83% July
89% July
% Jan

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THE COMMERCIAL &

Number 4135

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Range for Previous

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AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday

LOW

Monday

Saturday
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share

per

f

share

*7%

77b

77b

77b

774

87

7%

7'/2

7%

7 7b

77b

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367 a

367a

36%

36%

36 3.»

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72

6%

67«

6%

23%
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2374

22 7b

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•

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1%

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23%

u

2,400

7
23%

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—

1,700
2,700

300

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32

33

33%

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21

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8

8%

2,800

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81%

81%

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20

20

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8

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7

3%

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3%

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15

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79

1,800
500

Federal-Mogul

37b

3%

800

Federal Motor Truck—

15 74

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3,000

75%

75%

300

15

15%

15%

77

7574

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14%

13%

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13%

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417b

42%

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42

42

42%

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102%

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Firestone Tire & Rubber
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preferred series A

20 %
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32

32

102

103

32

32

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,

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36

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18

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JA

A

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21

1% Jan

6

1% Jun

23

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12%
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65

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14

317b

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14

11

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107b

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1174

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86

86

37b

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:

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; 1,700

2,000
13,300

237b

3,000

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138

420

2474

3%

Dec

10

: Apr

15

Dec

144

July

4% Dec

18

2%

Dec

5

Mar

11

3% Oct

10

2

Dec

6%

Jan

Jan

Sep

Sep

16% Apr

2374 Apr

x

111% Apr

6%

115

$5

Dec

132%

Jan

Jan

2

18

28%

Dec

48 7b

Jan

Apr

10

128

July 29

121%

Dec

127%

30

27%

Dec

37b Sep

preferred
Co

4 % V*

27
23

14% Nov

9

107% Jun

5

3

100
-1

23

No par

14% Apr

Apr

'

Gobel

Dec

77b

Jan

110%

Nov

%

Jan

Dec

16%

Jan

98%

Jun

106%

9

x

% Oct

13

%

16

16%

Apr

No par

Jan

12

29%

Jan

7

8%

Dec

11%

Jan

19

46%

Jan

60 %

16

Dec

24

Aug

Jan

20

5

5
18

13

Dec

22

Jun

102

Mar

112

Dec

12

14'% Oct

14

6%

2

57b Nov

20

2% May
34% May

Nov

25

20

4

65'% Jan

27

Oct

24

61

60

Feb

747b

11

Dec

17%

Sep

Deo

46

Jan

% Jun

15

tt Jan

30

27b Jan

29

2

Dec

Dec

91

Jan

Apr

21%

Nov

Feb

4

35

Granite

Grant

Gr

(W T)

Co

Nor

Iron

13%

14%

7,600

113b

200

10%

2,700

27 b

2%

400

85

*84

10

L)

—

Aircraft Corp

8 7#

:3,600

Gulf

25%

2,500

Mobile

&

30

1

Jun

14

25

Jun

68%

Nov

Dec

1%

Jan
Jan

No

)

par

3% July

2

1 % Nov

2

%

Sep

10

5% Jan

9

3%

Dec

6%

Dec

1374

Jan
Jan

3

8% Dec

3

67/»

9 % Nov

6

5

Dec

12%

32

Nov

28

28

Dec

36%

July 23

25

Mar

3

23

Mar

25%

Jan

27

12%

Dec

187b

Nov

18%

Dec

28% July

5

22

25% Feb

27

28% Jan

27

Jan

14

22% Apr 28

21
50
July 16
25
Apr 24
10% Apr 25
10

Apr

1% May 22

48% Jan
"Jun

>2
2

Jan
Dec
Mar

28

July

1447b Aug
54

Dec

7

42;

33 % Jan

3

297b May

3674

4

9% May

1474

Sep

Jun

117b

Apr

Dec

18%

147b Dec

117b Aug 31

147b Jan
''

6

3 7/a Jan

29

Sep

28

4% Oct

24

■86

2% Jun"'; 3
18

197/a
135

63% Nov

Mar 31

9% May 20
,

143

Jan

Feb

1874 Oct

130

1

No par

Ohio RR

preferred

2

47b Nov
81% Dec

19% JUn

100

preferred-;

$5

Oct

90 V* Dec

13 V2 Dec

'

374

37b

Jan

7

23

1
No par

:

Sep

90

Apr 25
22% May 4

10

57b 7#" conv preferred
Grumman

20%

Dec

6

No par

Guantanamo Sugar

'74%

Dec

2

6

100

Co Inc

Dec

10

59

Sep

No par

Greyhound Corp (The)

(H

54

18

20

4

100

Green

16

Dec

Jan

1
—5

Preferred

83% Dec
25

174 Jan

No par
preferred—No par

Great Western Sugar

8
2

Jan

x58

Ore Prop—

Great Northern

11%

60% Jan

par

——

preferred———

Sep

17

10% Jan

No par
10
20

City Steel

Jan

13

2

No par

div ctfs

2%
2%

Feb

82

18

Jan

,56

Dec

267b Dec

Nov

par

A
80 :

73

par

w

Oct

'1% July 28

par
par

Union

Sep

44

Goodrich

M S & P—

Sep
Dec

97b

2

Goodyear Tire Si Rubb
$5 conv preferred—

100

54

Dec

47b

16

13

—

47b

37% Jan

—1
-1
Telegraph Co—100

Preferred

14% July

8

-

Co (B F)
-No
preferred——No
-No
No
Gotham Hosiery
No

Dec

12% Sep

Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock

Sep

24

57b Jan

May

Dec

Feb

Apr 28

4
50

14

16% Dec
110

X40% Mar 31

No par

Deo

Feb

10

May 21

3

25

79% Jan

19% Jan

28

13% Mar 30
11

Jan

7a July

Nov

31% Nov

55% Jun

Jan

Nov

Mar 11

8% May 27

1

47b

3«

47b

% Mar 26

——No par
No par
preferred——50

fAdolf)

Sep

105% May

3

10% Apr

(The)

conv

109 % May 13

% Jan

101

Safety Razor——No par

Glidden

31

Aug
Mar

48

2

53/4 Jan

125

6

2

No par

preferred

3

1474 Nov

17

Jan

3% Jan

A Jan

—10c

Gimbel Brothers--—.
$6

10

7% Jan

conv

Sep

26

Rubber Co——5

Gillette

91

Oct

21

&

78% July

Nov

104

44% Dec

101% Sep

Tire

87

Jan

38

131% Feb

preferred——-———100

General

9

Sep

16

Apr

99% Aug 25

Time

Gen

Jan

10% Mar 11

Telephone Corp
,-20
Instru Corp—b—No par

General

1% Jan
102

1% May 13

preferred—No par

Gen Steel Cast $6

40 % Jan

Oct

137b Aug 31

Corp

$6 pref opt div series
Refractories

24
29

64% Apr 29

par

preferred
——
& Utilities

Nov

132

29

Mar 25

30

Realty

25

7b May 13
61

—

Gen

Apr

21% Apr 28

•
General Printing Ink———1
$6 preferred—
No par
Precision Equip

Gen

2,100

10%

Jan

135% Dec

122

No

Common

32

*11

7%

28

120

'

2474

Jan

5% Nov

122

Green Bay & West RR

65

*60

257b

Sep

55

2

par
No par

Adv A

Outdoor

57#

147 b

374'

104

Dec

12

2

No

preferred—

$5
Gen

Grand

2,200

Oct

Jun

39 %

Sep

100
10

5%

1,900

7%

5%

5
16

27b July 31

No par

preferred—
General Motors Corp——
1

8%

21%

25%

'

101

Jan

104

4674 Feb

106

$6 conv preferred series A_No par
General Mills

Granby Consol

3074

'
'

25

Mar 11

Aug

3.174

32

53% May

Apr

15

Graham-Paige Motors—i—

2474

137%

65

3174

'

,

65

;;

12% July

Jan

4

No par

Gen Gas <fc Electric A

7,500

14%

137 7b '

317 b

3174

24-

237b
137

10 7b

117 b

'

237b
137

'

217b

:

Dec

47%

9

3% Jan

—No par

1,900

*2374

.

8%

22

35

100

4%

7b

IV*'

217b

20%

"

10'a

1 4%

2074

14%

207 b

23

3174
:

1474
20 7 a

14

:'x23

65

a

2 4 74

20%

70

30%

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14

2,300

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4 7b

8%

30

31

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300

4%
82

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-

18,900

907b

t

4%

7 7b

2474

31
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19%

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774

31%

13%

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7

2474

20

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8%

31

14

>60

7-%

*24

20

23%

77b

1,600

25

■
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13,900

.

817b

247b

47b

31%

137b

*233b

4 %. <

2474

25

817b

%
4%

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2674

7 26%
1

10

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n

31

•'

•

•

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31%

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900

>

82

77b

77b

i

47b

4%

4 7a

.

4%

,

•

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82

*80

VB

*4%

in

1,300

82

20

7% Nov

■■■■>■

A3

90

4%

47b

400

17b

*75%

2674

26%

25

237a

•«

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1%

...

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4%

82

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.

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78

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300

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17 b
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4,400
3,700

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7b

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7b

47b

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25

23

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81%

82

23

90%

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tas

78

1,500

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57

40%

A

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7574

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25

8174

4%

7b
2

2

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47b:

4%

57

.

7b

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23

'

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.

17b

24%

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74

81%

24%
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2

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60

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42

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5
60

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60

60

•

567b

47b
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567b

6074

5 >

474

4%'

474
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61

7,300

10% Feb
527b Jan

Nov

6 %

147b

147b

14%

13%

13%

12 7b

■a

474

,

v*60

47/b

4%:

47«

•

*56

11%

•

12%

*12 %

4%

60%

1C8

*103

108

*103

108%

>

17
13

Mar

1%

940

200

8

117%

6174

2,800

5% Mar

Apr

Jan

61%

16%

Dec

6

Jan

61%

1674

2%

13

%

58 74

108

24

112%

587.i

16%

Sep

374 Oct
97b Nov

5

5874

1674

Sep
Nov

116% July 24

5874

*103

23

3

98

Foods Corp—No par
preferred—-—No par

General

58%

18%

Dec

15

Jan

9%

17

20

21

2%

22

No par

General

108

Jan

Jun

12

8

37b Apr

-No par

General Shoe Corp

167b

Apr

42%

1,300

*16%

Apr

7%

Feb

3,500

*103

Dec

1 %

3

33%

97b

17

1%

3

Jan

30% Oct 21

16%

16%

2%

1

27b Jan

28

51

,-50

General Electric Co

9%

108

41 July
23% July
Aug

99

Apr

16

16

-—

Dec
Jan

9
46

35%

*30

*16 7b

Jan

—

Dec

9 74

*103

132

24%

32 V2

v

93% Dec

Deo

8% Apr
Feb

-10
.'—5

preferred——.

7 7#

167b

300

32% May
18
Dec

Jan

13% Jan
32% Sep
20% Jan

2% Sep
11

May

—

.

2% Feb
36
May

7

35

130%

9 74

33

10

—

25% Apr

67b Apr

Railway Signal——No par

30

Sep

29
24

2% July

Public Service—-

5,300

Nov 21
18% Nov 17
10% Feb 7
45
May 27
38% Jan 3
19
Jan 3
97
Nov 10

136

28
26
13
8

Jun

9
Dec
24 May
9% Dec
105
Feb

11% Jan 30
42
Dec 3,
12% Jan 26

874 Sep 30
277b Mar 14
9% Apr 28
114
14%
5
38

3% Dec

Dec

15%

*12%

^

5
5% Jan 13

36% Mar 19

.

118

974

*103
•

21% Feb

Gen

A

2

27

15%

1.6:

May 14
Mar 27

Sep
Sep
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
Nov
Jan

217b Nov 25

9 7b

167b

16
45%
18%
105
42%
16%
103
337b

22

157b

16

Dec
Feb
Deo
Dec
May
Dec
Dec
Dec

Dec

9%

16

8%
34%
12%
90
31%
87b
98
16%

12
17
18
9
3
18
96% Jan 15
267b Dec 18

14% Dec
43% Dec
22% Dec
105
Nov
39% Feb
16% Dec

16

15%

167b

Dec

cum

31

16

86

preferred
1
100
General Cigar Inc
——No par
t7%

9%

*15%:

6

97

157b

*16 7 b

Jan

Feb

30

16

87

27% Sep
07% Jan

Dec

97b

16

147* Dec

6%

157b

15%

7

73'/a

30%

*15%

4% Jan

18% Jan

4

157b

59

2% Apr

14

*9 7b

58%

4

Aug 28

Gen

Hi

147b Jan

8% Dec

4% Feb

May22

1,800

;

2674 July

197b Dec

Jun 30

9% Jan

*2874

59

Jan
Mar
Mar
Jan

90% Feb

15%

9%'

45%
247b
13
100

5
Jan 31
24% Jan 16
1174 Nov 12
Jan

28

30%

*58%

Deo
Jun
Dec
May

32
16%
67b
90

Jan 16
Jan 29

37%
29%
8%
93

28
30
22
10
16
Apr 15

16

*15%

*29

Jan

6% Sep

7b

32%

Jan

%

66% Nov

1067b

*29

30%

Deo

8

A

*29
.

Dec

A

Apr 21

2,000

106%

*104%

107

21V*

10

Feb

No par

Class

uf

>4

13

1% Nov

Aug

15%

*10474

*

28% Oct

23

May
Sep
Jun
Oct
27
Apr
15% Apr
85% Apr

_

%

106%

*104%

24

May 20

Apr

3

A

xl3%

13%

Jan
Jan

28

13%

3®

AA

32

50

103

r>

%
13%

2,200
'6,800

47b

4%
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»

:i'i

14%

474
103

*102

1,400

2%

14%

147b

4%

47b
103 7b

*102

*2%

,2%

14%

14%

,

4%

4%
104

43 %

2 74

7b

-

■

400

1 2774

74

3%
8%

16

General Cable Corp

220

86

*84
12 7

12 7 74

24,900

Dec
Dec

9% Jan

preferred—;

$4.50

98

•7 98

85

84

837b
128

%

13

5,800

35

1%
4

—

30

13 7b

%

?%
13

132

17b

14%

x4%

104%.

4%

*130'%

18
15

86
15

——No par
Gen Amer Transportation
—5
General Baking
5
$8 preferred-.
——No par
General Bronze Corp
.-5

118%

2 74

14%

147b

14%
4%
10474

14%
*103

132

126%

167 b

2%

*130%

34%

1 %

1267 a

177b

1,000

427b

42%

126%

17%

20%

*20

,>112%

43

43

17%

20

500

347b

98

127

*16%

7274

72%

72

4% Sep
7% Dec

—20

Gaylord Container Corp
3%% conv preferred
Gen Amer Investors---

1,800

118%

128

16%

774

34%

*81

427b

126%

774

*112%

83%

126%

43

42%
126%

77b

35

98

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129 7b

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*

129 7b

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83%

8374

8374
129%

98

98

98

98

98

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3,500

116

1%

17b

1%

2%

34%

1187b

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2%

1127b

347b

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347b

2%

20

7a

297 b

29 7a

3,800

4%

7%

132

29%

297b

29%

*130%

132

132

132

19

4%

4%

27b

•

72

19 %

20

138

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4%

71

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5,900

5%

5%

5%

5,000

38

37%

■

138

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138

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37%

5%

57b

■'

5 7b

135%

,

27 b

34 %

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preferred—

2

No par
1

Wood Industries Inc

Gar

75

7% Apr 21
29% Apr 29
13% Jan 3
87% Apr 27
29% Apr 30

10
1

(The)

Co

Feb

18

preferred——

6%

75

100

(Robert)

Inc

Gamewell

$6

103

*100

103

3.800

674

XCTb

67b

67a

67 b

103%

.

54

*47%

Co

5%
700

974

974

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10

74Va Nov 20

—1
10
—10

cl A

(The)

Gabriel Co

10

Dec

410

Freeport Sulphur Co
Fruehauf Trailer Co—
6% conv preferred—

9

*8

9

54

*47%

4%

57b
134

134

134

%

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54

4%

5 74

5%

5%
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6,200

67 b

36%

36

■

80

3%

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6%

6%
103%

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18%

3%

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974

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3%

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874

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9%
54

18 74

3%

37 b

2%

9

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9

*8

9%

18%

19

*1774
.

*2

Dec

70

7%

11% Apr 28

Food Machinery Corp
Foster-Wheeler.
—
$7 conv preferred
No par
6% prior preferred
25
Francisco Sugar Co_
No par
F'k'n Simon & Co Inc 7% pfd—100

200

17»

874

20

2%

17b

51%

1,300

17b

17b

*9%

2,300

17%

95%

2

2

1%

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9574

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2

1%

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35%

17%

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35

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2

2 7b

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2%

%

1

80

50

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50

*41

50

*41

44

16%

80
900

6%

6%

6%

6 Vb

6

6

34%

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2,900

,

136

*16

44

95%

107b

10%

17

17

*95

-600

*16

34%

95%

40%

17

44

*94%

2,000

*122

17

*95%

9%

42% Nov

-100

Follansbee Steel Corp—
5% conv preferred

"

1074

-

Food Fair Stores Inc—

9%

136

-

Dec

8
3

Florsheim Shoe class A——No par
■

20

40%

31%

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•

1,000

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16 %

6

200

3%

1,300

31

136

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*

19%

37b
*30

40

'

:

26%

9 %

10

97 b

97b

9%

40

100%

*18%

...

.

National Stores
Flintkote Co (The)
$4.50 preferredFlorence Stove Co.—

8,300

Dec

30%

27% Apr
19
Jun
6
Jun
6 9 74 Sep
197b Dec

.

First

1,900

16%

%

267/b

3%
31

9%

•

397b

17

v

16%

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17

*16

19%

3%

97b

136

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136

19%
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9%

10

97b
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136

26%

3%

9%

39%

40

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9%

9%

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26

31

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30

9%

9%

10074

19 >2

,

3%

3%

30

31

9%

40

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3%

3%

16

26

26

19%

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3%

..

157b

700

32%

32

1674

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100%

*98

25%

25

25

24%

24%

>18%

33

16

15%

15%

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,

33

33

33

32

100%

15%

15%

15%
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102

31%

14%

14

2%

27

Ji Jan

,_1
$2.50
10
100
No par
No par
—No par
No par

Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y

20 %

Oct 23
Jan

20

No par
100

Corp

14

Aug

10
44

l%Jan

...No par

Federated Dept Stores—
4%% conv preferred—

10

Dec

4
2

4 %

>—5

11%

3 74

4%

10% Oct 23

I per share

2

70

—2

Federal Min & Smelt Co—

1174

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78

200

2074

74

3

147b

15%

83 74

20 '

....

11 %

3%

*3

,

'

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11%

11%

11%

*11

11.

207b

20

$ per share

4% Jun

Federal Light & Traction—
15
$6 preferred
»
No par

83%

85

*83 74

2,000

$ per share

37/a Jan

Fairbanks Morse & Co
_No par
Fajardo Sug Co of Pr Rico
20

1,200

7%

15%

:79

7%

23%

23

■

374'

32%

11

15

15.

u"

7

3%

*3%

.

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20,

11'%

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2274

1

80%

80 %

.20%

.

23

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237V;

6%

7 7b

7

'

22%

1,900

70

*3%

3%

3%

3 74

'

Highest

Lowest

32% Jun

JErie RR common
No par
Ctfs of benef int
No par
5% pref series A
100
Erie & Pitts RR Co
—50
iitffeka Vacuum Cleaner———5
Evans Products Co
5
Ex-Cell-0 Corp—
—3
Exchange Buffet Corp—.
$2.50

2,800

Year 1941

Lois

Highest

t per share

Par

'

18,000

37%

*65

70

*65

72

377b

37%

37

77 b

7

"6%

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8

21

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21

8%

734

32

32

32

32

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1

is

'

8 '-'a

8

3 %

7 7s

7

7

233b

8%

7%

36 7b

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3 %

3%

3%

3%

367b

72.

*65

72

■*65

37b

*3 %

77b

734

77b

100-Shai'e

of

Basis
Lowest

Shares

I per share

share

per

8

8

7%

a

i

share

$ per

share

per

the Week

1

Range Sine© January
On

NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE

gales for

Dec. 18

Dec. 17

Dec. 16

Dec. 15

Dec. J4

Friday

Thursday

337b Oct 23

10%
10%

1%
13

Feb
Jan

Sep

Sep

3% July
55

Dec

1%

Feb

4%

Aug

9

Feb

23%

Dec

H
*22

*34

2474
117b

*9l
102

102

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footnotes

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see




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1174

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12

400

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97b

93b

9%

300

Hamilton" Watch Co.'

12

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10

page

11%

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11%

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10

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37

38

102

37

2474

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102

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974
102

25

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102

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9%
102

10

7 %

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preferred
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class

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preferred

A—
No

XI-

29

*10

-

^

19% May 21

25

Water:

247b

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117b

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'

Hackensack

*22%

37

2434

117b'

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*100

:

10

*11%

10

'

*23

*33

35

35

37%

ll3

24%

*22 7b

Apr

11

8% Mar 16

par

8

100

95

25

Feb

11

23%

Dec

33

Jan

14

33

Feb

38

Mar

8%

Dec

1-6 7b

8%

Dec

15

Jan

Dec

108

July

35

Dec

13

Aug 22

25

11% Nov

12

Mar 11

10674 Feb

7

Jun

102

Jan

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

LOW AND
Monday

Saturday
Dec. J 3

1

1 per share
*99%

13%
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*85

8

*7

Va

1%

J

91

8

*150

43%
99

14

27%
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6%

6%

39

10

42 %

%
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%

7

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3%

Hinde & JDauch

Hollander & Sons

800

200

,

%

%

%

4%

4%

43%

43%

5%

*

No

3%

3%

31%

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1,700

i

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of Texas

t

v

20'/a

20%

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4%

4%

4%

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%

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35 Va

35 Va

35%

8

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3%

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11%

preferred..—1

5%

19

Va

Illinois

5,700

19

800

36

230

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RR

3%

90

RR See

series

ctfs

ll'/a

7.100

Indianapolis P & L Co

12%

3.400

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33%

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33%

33%

35

83%

84%

85

86

86%

88

89 V

89 %

88%'

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166

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6

166

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56

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166

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63

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8

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6 V«

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%

:

107%

163%

2

)

Inspiration Cons^

I

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;

164%

?

164%

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3,600

39% Oct

30

■24

2

11% Nov

Jan

9

9 Va July

16%
115

Aug
Oct

Dec

Jan

Dec

7%

52%
39

Jan

13

Jan

Dec

44

Jan

20

36

Dec

64

106

Sep

18

100

Aug

111

Jan

4% Oct

24

2%

Dec

5

July

34% Feb

3

26%

Apr

37%

Jan

1% Aug 31

1

t\

Deo

%

Jan

1%

Jan

24
2

Int Business

8,800

'

.

Interiiat!

370

,

% Jan

>„

Jan

Machines.—
'

tPreferred

3%

15% May
2% Dec

21%

7

1% Apr

13

% NOV

Jan

Sep

4%l Jan
••%

■

Jan

79% NOV 7 4
23 % Oct 26

Dec

10

May 13

11 %

Dec

24

42

31

Dec

45% May

2%

Jan

2

2

Dec

4%

Aug

Dec

21%

Jan

2

2

21

4%

Mar 25

4% Oct

5

21

16% Feb

4

Jun

2

14% Oct

23

Apr

6%

24

35

18

74

May

153

July

-

Dec

13%
5

9% July

20% May
85% Dec

29% July
111% Jan

1

100

3

163% Dec

3

154

74% Feb

4

63

12% Jan

14

8

6% Feb

5

6

5

23% Jan

27

19

Dec

100% Aug 21

111% Feb

3

107

July

10% Jan

9

54
.

5% Apr
13% Oct

i00

,

Apr

21

5% Apr

29

8

5% May 20

par

No par

147

14

16

151% Jan

5

140

?4

59% Dec

18

42

9

150

May

Jan

166

6

July

Jan

90'%

Dec

13% Jan

Feb

6

Mar

161

Sep
Dec

Va

3 Vb

Apr

109%

,:'40

.—..—a—.100

8

Jan

Va Aug
Aug

Feb

24
8% May 20

.

par

par

Dec

9

5% Nov

,

10% Sep

20

No

5% Aug 31

23% Nov

2

Jan

32

——No par

Harvester...'.

2

17'

%

13
"

par

^No

2

Jan

5%

;■

par

,

.__•,

%

%

%

%

Int

6,300

Hydro-Elec: Sys class A_„...25
Mercantile

10%

10%

10Va

lO'/a

10

10%

10%

>10%

4,900

Int

9%

9%

9%

10%

10%

11 Vs

11%

11%

8,000

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56%

*54%

56%

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58

*56

57

4 7p

'

3%

3%

27%

28%

139

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8

3%

44%

135

3%

3%

3%

37%

37%

37%

41

27%

3%

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3%

3 %

3%

3%

5.900

28%

29%

29%

30%

19,600

,

29
140

*135

140

8%

8%

8%

8%

46%

46%

x45 '/a

46 Va

*3%
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40%

*39%

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30

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8%

46%

28

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3%
28%

7%

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28 %

135

%

44%

44%

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37

28

8
T

3%

28

139

7%

44%

35

3%

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38 %

37%

40

%

3%

3%

8%
46

3%

38

.38

140

8%

%

7%

Sep

27

Sep

113%, Jan

Feb

8

Dec

Dec

11%

May

Vt

Jan

167%

Dec

57

Jun

170

Jan'

Jan

July

k

Jatl

*38%

170

*39%

40'/a

40 Va

40'/a

40

40%

28

*27%

28

28

28

27%

28

35

*35

36

36

36

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36

Inter

%

102%

*99%

104

*99%

6%

6%

0%

6%

6%

6%

7

6 %

7

76,800

6%

7%

6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

7

6%

7

9 %

9

9%

9%

9

9

*92%,
10%

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10%

11

26%

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a

94

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139

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9

.

9

■

94

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94

11

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11 Va

11

25Va

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9

U
26

26%
139

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*135

.

139

*92%

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94

,

'

9

23

Dec

July 16

125

May

131

Feb

20

Sep

135

1%

preferred—

43% Mar 30

60% Jan

5

51% Dec
1% Apr

73%

Jun

2%

Sep

32% May

48%

38

49

Oct

31%

Jan

1% Oct

.9

3% Nov 23

Oct

23

46%. Jan 30
48% Feb 13

3.0%

94

Interstate

Dept Stores
.preferred
——

16

,

15

■

25%

Feb

'49

95

Jan

104

May

7

104 Vn Oct

2

7 % Nov

28

1%

Dec

Jan

2

7% Nov

21)

1%

Dec

/

6% Jun

29

10% Nov

100

88 % Apr

17

95

Jan-12

7% Apr

29

11

Dec

15

24% Apr

29

32% Jan

6

preferred.———;—

Feb

May

Jan

par

No

V*

26

1%

Island Creek Coal——1
$6

39% Oct

-No par

Intertype Corp.'—a.
r.

5

2

■V

par

500

137%

f

Feb

32

May 20

■26

100

-

Sep
Jan

10%

-Telep &• Tel.eg.—No par

share'.ctfS—~No

July

r

5

6

;

4

31%

15% Jan

14

Foreign

Dec

2

7% Dec

Mar

100

26%

>135

137%

,

21

May

Intern!

1,300

v''

11

*26

26

4% Nov

26

94

11

55% Oct

39

7#

9%

*92%

i

Nov

30% Oct

No par
—100

Salt—'...—.No

Jan

13%

10

:100

__a

Rys or Cer\t Am.t_,

Apr

2%

25

15

-

V#

6

-

Apr

par

: 8,300

9%

104

a

Dec

1% Apr

International Shp.e„.^.No par
International Silver.—.—:
50

104

6%

"101%

38

%

19

24% Apr .29
126% Jan
3

—i00

—

Paper- Co

International

200

*101%

103

—

5%". preferred

,

300

1,200

7

26*

18

—No par

5%., cony preferred.

700

7

139

11% Dec

_x—.1_ 1

Canada--—'

International

5,600

3%
39%

103

10%

9

3% May 29

% Jan

'

3%

38%

.No

Mining Corp.:

Preferred

26,000

47

6%

94

12% Jan

5

Marine...

preferred!.—————100

Internal!

Int Nickel of

100

6 /'a

*9

par

% July 27
5% May 25

Internet Min & Chcm...—

3%

7%

%

9 %

28%

*25 %

2

A Jan 72

1

Rubber

Intcrlake Iron—

'1,200

.

59'%

Copper..1

10%

3%

*136%

Jan

May

Aug

30%

Apr

Sep

18%

Feb

%

Jan
Jan

16%
.

Dec

9

30

2

—100

No

Corp.
......No
6'V preferred—T—
a_J

17,100

148

55%

—No

—

55 %

28 %

*92%

5%

107%

Oct

56%
115

Dec

.

x

Jan

.80'/a July
132%

Dec

5

16% Apr
3 Va Jan

,

par

Interchemical

60

7%

preferred.
Steel Col

9%

9%
55%

•"10%

18

16%

Dec

Dec

3d

18% Jan
115

July

12%

38% Feb

.

10

Insuranshares Ctfs, Inc

1,700

'6 Vi

147%

164'/2

4.700

6 7#

,

500

2'/a '

x7

59%

■;

.

108

6%

147

Inland

•

6 %

108
.

Ingersoll-Rand__——...

3,500

10%

21%

8

5%

107 Va

1,400

•

64

6%

107 Va

8,700

'

Refining.
Industrial Rayon-.i—No

166

63%

7

22

56%

163, Va

*160

10%

*6%

•,

21

145

57

163 Va

V,T

%•
10

10

9%

*101%

7% Dec

.

168

12%

,

Sep

Dec

.

13%

:

7

10

Sep
Jan

'

%

28%

%

*160

62

21

>

147

56

Va

163

Va

*6%

22

.

166

10

»

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Va

*160

61V4

9 7

9%

21 Va

*3.9 "a

Nov

2

29% May

No par

11

11%

"'34%

17

29% Nov

•

6

2% Apr

,—1000

ll'/a
11%

44%

,

Jan

96

% May
33% Dec
99 Va Jun

13

96

100

—

A

10%

*134

9

14% Nov 27

*

2

30% Apr 29

—_No par

Co.:

11 Va

9%

July

3%
8%

Dec

65%

8% Jan

par

6 "!o preferred series A
i——100
Leased lines 4—
100

ll'/a

•

Feb
Feb

96

123

x

20

tHppp Motor Car Corp!———.1

H.1/2

56 Va

44

Dec

10% Apr

19

Feb

27

—No par

Motor Car.—

10%

147

150

,

18

Oct

Mar 21

Jan

50%

102% Jan 12

8

100

—

Hudson

33%

163

Dec

5

Dec

1%

13

75

134

Mar 13

21% Oct

—100

Hud Bay Min & Sin Ltd.

xl0%

55 7 li

14% Nov
>

9

,12% Dec

•

18

V,

Manhattan

7,000
'2,100

,

%

7%.

17%
37 Va

%

&

15,600

4%"

U

Hudson

200

,

21

4%

*36 Va

:

3r,«
] 1

li

ii

n

900

10%

] 46

Feb

110

.—25

c

,158

Apr. 27

6

.

;

—5

34

163

28

11

__100

10%

6 Tn

.Feb

14% Jan

.No par

preferred.;

33%

*6

19

•

11 Va

21 Va

58% Oct

12% Mar 11

No par

Household, Finance

100

,

33%

9 T«

4

May

79

!._12,50

Class, B—

800

106%

3%

4%

20%

4%

17 "2

17 Va.

11%

60 Vi-

Dec

30%, Mar

.No par

,—100

Houdaille-Hershey cl A

3,700

5

;

J

7%

preferred—
Homestake Mining

15,000

10%

(A)

Holly Sugar Corp
,

10%

166

Jun

5

28

1

33

9%

76

17

10% Apr

10

11 Va

601 ti

19

8% Dec

51

'10
;

(Del)!—

32%

160

93% Jan

2

125.

.

par

Paper Co
The—

Furnace

32%
83%
*

24

9

rNo par

Va

11

6

101

6

1% Jan

141% Apr

,

100
No

preferred

Holland

900

,

38%

31%

31

5%

•

n

3%

11

3 %

31

conv

200

28%

>104

'

*36%

3%t

31

$4

115

10%

43%

Dec

8% Nov

45

No par
,

800

7%

*38

104

Jan

4

4% May

—No par

.

preferred—Hershey. Chocolate..L—

'

43%
104

Va

4

4%

7%
.

3%

%

3 %

20%

21

:-4%"

'

43

104

31%

10%

%
*

4%

H

37 Vi*

*31

%

20%

18 Va

*36%

*42%
*103%

3%

38%

10 %

92

May 12

6%

Jan

'

l

14

11

'31%

5

.

42%

*38%

10

(

Jan

Dec

79% Apr

100

6%.cum

200

12:%

27%

28%

88

3%

25%
149%

'*/« Jun

—25

Hires Co ;(C E)

7%

-

2

106%

Dec
Jan

140

.

I per share

Dec

12%

10

4% Feb

29

Jan

100

19

Jan

Highest

I per share

17

Jan

146

5% May 21

1

,

Hercules Powder

300

*

16.

12%
;

.

,

28%

*113

13

Year 1941

Lowest

16% Jan

7

;

25'
_

—

Hercules Motors

40

17

28%

115

27%

38 %

10

*15

*15%

7%

*12%
*113

28 %

*38%

104

3%

6%

13%
115

27%

10

*103%

3%

31

4%

9%

43

3%

43

21 Va

38 %

104

*103%

3%

*4%

28%

10

43 VII

33

28

.

6%

12%

*113

38

28%

*38%

21%

*

13

800

43%

16

Preferred

3,400"

.

97

28

900
20

Va

13
75

43%

17

104

2

80

Range for Previous

Lots

t per share

29

Apr

3% Mar

—__2

tHazel-Atlas Glass Co

131V2

97

*15

15%

12% Apr

i

Mfg Corp_„—«,

Hecker Products Corp
Helme
(G W)

I

43%

*27

share
20

126

x

100

Hayes Industries Inc

Hayes

,

,

97

17

*6%

■

43%
*95

16

13 %

73%
131%

100-Share

Highest

Apr

-1.

:

750

57

.

preferred-—

15,100

15.6

74%

28

28

115

104%

7%

*15%

13

3 %

4 '/a

•

*14

17

*113.

28%

43%

57

134

of Amer class, A

1,400

8'/2

*150

,

,

13Va

72

97

16

13

103 ',4

.*%

*43%

27%

56

*131 Va

per

98-

100

4,100

92

8%

.

152

13 Va

72%
134

*95 VB

*14%

115

*42%

*

Va

*15%

6%

10

''32

43
97

13

30

10

43%
*95%

*113

115

28%

'38 Vb

72%

14%

27

13%

28

%

55%

preferred-!

6%%

of

'

1%

91%

8%

152

■

13 Va

*131'%

17

14%
*15%

g%

13

72

134

27

(i

"'6%

11214

43

97

156

13%

13%

71

*131%

56%

*150

6%

70

;

7%

.

lVa

92

8%

(M A)

.Hat Corp

400

.

92

n>7

.

1 %

92

8 Va

t

Co $5 pfd_„„No par
Harbison-rWalk Refrac.t—No par

100

•

.

4%

*85

8

1 Va

Hanna

3,600

137.

4 VB

87

*7%

14%

Par

10

,.

Basis
Lowest

'

4%

87

On

EXCHANGE

Shares

share

131/2
*131 Va

91%

8%
55%

156

14

Range Since January 1

NEW YORK STOCK

,

the Week

101

137

1%

8%

13 %

134

*43 Vs

27 %

*

13 Va

1%

*100

13%

8

91.

101

*4

92

56%

*150

71

16 %

VU

7%,
*54

156

97

141

V#

8

71

*43 %

'

1 Va

1 per

*131'/a

4 %

*7%

90 %

*131'%

*95

27

1%

55%

13%

Sale* for

Dec. 18

share

per

*100

137

*85

7%

90'i

13 Vs

71

*15%

7%

1%

*150

134

13%
*3%

92

90%

7%

13%

71

8

55%

156

*131%

%

*85

1 Va

56 Vi

*1314

92

t

101

*131%

4 Va

90 Va

8%

5 5 :,.'t

13%

Friday

Dec. 17

share

per

*100

136

*3%

*85

7 '/a.

13%

*132%

4

•

I

100

132

4

92

90%
*

13%

132

3%

100

Thursday

Dec, 16

$ per shari

101

13%

13%
137

3%
*

*100

100%

STOCKS

Wednesday

15

Dec.

share

per

HIGH SALE PRICES

Tuesday

11

Dec.

Monday, December 21,1942

127

1

Apr

138

18

Nov

5 %
87

7

r
f

26%

5

124

'

Feb

Oct
Oct

3%
3%
14

Feb

Oct

98

Sep

Sep
Sep
Sep

Feb

9%

Aug

Dec

33%

Aug

Mar

134%

Aug
,v

:

*9%

9%

*26

26%

-96

9 %

98

68%

26%

2 6-;

*96

69

9%

*128

9%

26%

is

98

63

129

*128

9%

26%

*96

70
..

70

129

'128

98

71%
129

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

*53%

53 %

53%

53%

63%

63 %

63%

63%

63%

63-%

8%

8%

8 %

8%

*8%

9
•

V*

71 v;

18%

9%

9%

26%

26%

98

"125'%

53%

18%
"53

9 Va

26%
*96

•71%

i
'

71

128

9%

27

*96

*96

72%

■.

128

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9%

27

98

72

19%

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54

54

55

*54%

*63

64

64

64

65%

8 Vb

4%%,

5,200

20

19%

8%

Co

Johns

11,500
800

->

8%

2

10% Nov

9

33% Jan
107% Jan

5

31%

Dec

4

5

107%

Dec

111 Va

50% May 15

73% Dec

18

49%

Dec

71%

.

No par

85'

a——100

Manville——No par

Laughlin Steel
,j.No par
5% preDseries A—
.a
,100
5 7# pref series B ,couv__—100
Joy Mfg Co
——r———1

;

,1,300

May

122

100

Jones &

500

66:

5 5,a Jan

i 18% May 15

—1

,

Inc.——

preferred—*—'

Preferred

55%

8%

(W B)

Jewel: Tea Co

128

19

8%

Jarvls

.

2,000

:

73%

*125%

18%

8%

•1,700

27%
98

Jan

129

.9

17% May 20

,

53% Dec

Nov

24%
64

15

61

3

11

16%

Dec

14

Jan

44

Jan
Dec

Sep

Nov

128

Dec

27

% July

67

Aug

;

Feb

6

59

3

64%

Dec

86% July

2Q

8 V*

Deo

14

Jan

79% Jan

May 20
7% Aug 13

122

4

Jan

5%

Jan

Oct

Sep

K
*12%
*120

12%
*120

5

*'18

*83

12%

*18

8%

"120

5

*83

*18

8

84%

*83

11

*10%

11

10%

*104%

110

"104%

8'8
103

27%

8%
104

*103

27 %

*14

'

14%

*25

251/2

*1%

2

36%

19%

19%

*2%
23 Va
25 %

3

25

27%

*14%
25

Va

Vb

35%
19'%
23

*103

%

a%-

13 %
8 %:

104

13V4

8%
104

9

9

*103

105

2

*1%

35%

35%

19%

19%

3%

2

25 %

25%

25%.

26 Va

19%

1%

*1%

36%

*35%

*

36

19 Va

19%

1 %

35%

19 Va

19%

■

29%

600

26
•

■

19%
2%

23%

106 Va

2%

26%

26

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

9Va

*9 Va

9%

34'%

*33%

34%

34%

34'%

18

XI7%

17%

9%

11%

11%

11 Va

26%

26%

26'%

*26%

19%

19%

19%

107'%

>105%

*105%

107

2%

2 V2

2%

U

2%

11

11

2%

17%

11

27%

20

:

2%

107

2Vn

%

%

li

%

Va

.1:1

11%

11'%

11%

11%

11%

23%

24%

24

24'%

24%

24%

13'%

13%

13%

14%

24%

24%

24%

25

14 Va

14%

24%

24 Va

29%

30

24%

29 7%

30 %

24%

30%

24'%

31

30 Va

31

4 Vb

4%

-

/4%

14%

14

24%

24%

31%

4,300

.

14

24%

31%

"

4%

29% Nov

9

13%

11 % Feb

5

9%

Dec

1

Jan

7

100 % Jan
.

4% Jan

13

11% Sep

24

102

Sep

9

9

Dec

6%

Aug

22%

Aug
14% Aug

Mar

104

% J,an

Dec

9

Aug

Dec

121

% Apr

9%

Dec

18

Jan

4%

Dec

65

12

14% Nov..

24

100

1,2% Jan
121% Mar
6

Dec

17

Apr
Dec

31%

5

4%

5

1

900

9

.

17

.

6,900
12,700

6

105% Jan

20

98%

8% Jan

Feb

.2-

37'% Jan

3

30%

Dec

9

14% Dec

18

11 Va

Dec

24% Jun

25

No

pur

Laclede

Gas

Lt

Co

St

Louis

par

Bryant———,—...No

par

Rubber

&

Tire——

—

Lehman

Corp

Lerner
,

5
25

Libbey Owens Ford G1

Libby, McNeill & .Libby—_.

38

.

Jan

1%

Dec

3%. July

23 %

Feb

40% July

31

22% Jan

9

21

Dec

26'/a

3% Jan

Feb

5% Sep
28% Aug
"29% Jan

Mar

15

23

2%

27

Jan

2

x22%

29% Jan

5

7
% Apr 29

7% Apr

29

21 % Apr

:

24

111/2 Jan

,2

13
•

May

24

5%

30

18

..Dec

15

Feb

Sep

:

Feb

17%

8

41 % Sep

Mar

Jan

45'/'a July

10 Va

Dec

1.4%

7

17%

Sep

Sep
Aug

11 % Dec

16

15

26 '/a Dec

16

14%

Dec

27% July

18% May 29

23 Va Jan

9

19 Va

Apr

26%

8% Mar 17
15% Apr

Jan

13

Oct

Aug

4

113

Jan

16

107%

Dec

116%

Jan

2% Jun

2

4

Jan

26

1%

Jan

5%

Aug

par

l;f Dec

17

1% Jan

20

%

Feb

50

8 Va Jan

7

15 % Aug 18

2 Va

Feb

17% Apr

17

100
50
No
—

(The)—_—

Stores Corp..

Dec

5
5

22

100

!__No

25

2% Feb

40% Feb

2% Jun

100

:

-

3

5

17

No par

preferred!;.,

5%

Jan

Mar

39% July
14% J*uly

4

19% May

-No par

Lambert Co. (The) i

29

106
f

1% Jan

10

Kress. (S H)„&,Co

May

30 % Sep

par

—„1

%ehn & Fihk Prod Corp

1,200
.

(S S)

100

Co.a.—I-

Portland Cement.
A% conv preferred
tLehigh Valley RR..
Lehigh Valley Coal
6% conv preferred

1,700

24

'/a

'

Dec

11% Apr

Coa__—

Lee

2,400

11%

4

Dec

Jun

2

:26% Jun

Lehigh

1,700

is-

"13%

4%

xllGVa

No par

Kresge Dept Stores.A—

Lane

260

11'%

13 %

2199.

r.

1,400

11%

13 %

4 Va

r

600

■

23%

24

-

2,500

%

11%

\

16

26

May 26
,

.10% Apr
\

16

Oct

7% Oct

-No par

Kroger. Grocery & Bak

300

26%
20'

*105%

,

,

70

11

*26 V2

2%

30

35

17%

20

105 %

19 %

100

-

9%

35

17%

17%

19%

107

6

13% Dec
124

,93% July 23

pfd A—.No par

Kennecott CoppefAA.A.A!

Kresge

4,800

3

*10%

2%

2

7

.*—5

$6 .prior preferred.'.——aaNo

1,300

*2%

$6 pt

Kinney-(G R)

3,500

2%

23%

*9

Co..a—

Kimberly-Clark—

90

23%

9

&

10

17

*

82

preferred...--100

(J)

Keystone Steel & W Co...

200

23 Va

9

*

,•

1,100

2

35%

23%

3

/

ClassB._a._a—_,_1

-36,700

14%

*23

*2%

conv

Kayser

Feb
Mar

2 % Jan

16

Dept Stores—a---—1

Kendall Co

20

3 Vb

26%

106%




25%

2

*35%
19 Va

f* 3,000

■

105

23%

26 Va

8%

page

25%

1%

35%

*

-•

,

Keilh-Albce-Orpl}eum preferred.lOO
Kelsey Hayes Wli'l conv cl A.
i.l

2,100

8%

5

117

7#. preferred—_A__—..100

5%

400

*2%

19%

see

20

23%

26

footnotes

-

-

Furn__:

:

23%

For

8%

14%

19Va

4%

4

—10

P & L pf ser B.a—No par

City Southern—No par

Kaufmann

110.

>103

28%

26

4%

Kansas
•

•

1,000

13% •- 13%

13%

13%

*23%

4%

800

f

11

*103

14%

20

23%

:>

1

110

28%*

26 Va

11%

Kan City

5,700

7%.
84

10%

10%

10%
*103

14%

11%

11%

11
110

27%

*10 Va

11%

83%

*10%
>104Va

14%

17%

%

83%

.

84

CO

27%

*33%

%

>

■

21%

7%

*14%

34'%

2%

30

5%

21
.

.27%

17%

2%

■

7%

.

14%

8%

106

*83

7Va

25 %

17%

20

19

7 Va

28%

*33%

105'/4

7%'

25 Va

9%

"25%

:

20

Kalamazoo Stove. &

1,900

.

124

f.%

27%

17%
11 Va

21%

13 %

13

*120

5%

*14%

34'/a

1 0 V'4

21%

13%
124

5V4

14%

*9

17%

10%
110

104

*34

*

13%
*120

5%

28 %

23

25 %

7%

13

8%

25

*2%

23%.

13

104

*1%

*35%

8

5

*

13

8%

121 Va

83%

110

13

13%

121 Va

'

7%

8

13%

12%

%

4%

21%

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*13

32%
121

4%

21%

*7%

84 %

12%

121%

4%

21%

*7%
"10'

12%

121%

5

5

_

—No

par

No par
7

104

24% Dec

18

4

Mar

Sep
Sept

11%

Dec

14 Va

Dec

27 %

Dec

45%

Jan

Dec

7Va

Jan

14% Aug 31
25

20 % Jan

24'/a

18%

24
29

Dec

Dec

14

113% Apr
18

Apr

xl9

2 Va July

14%

5

31% Dec

17

19 Va

12

5% Jan

20

3%

Nov

Sep

v

14

Dec,

Dec. l:i

I

4 per short

$

short

per

<">01!

31

29 Va

29%

29%

30

60

*58%

59 Va

58%

59

60 %

60%

60

60

173%

22%

2 2'/a

22'/a

23%

*22

23%

23%

23 74

31

59

60

60%

60%

61'/a

62'/a

61%,

62%

*173%

174 »/a

32%

34

,

11

11%

Va

11%

11%

15%

15%

*15%'

1.6 Va

10%

46 VB

46 %

16

15%
148

148'/a

15%

57%

57%

15%

15%

16

16%

16%

<16%'

6%

■6'/a

6%

,

17%

<16%

149'A

149 Va

15%

15%

15'A

15'A

57%,

57

57

57%

57%

45%

*

Jan

98

Jan

164'A Apr' 16

Jun

189

6%

15%

.«•

preferred

1%

....

30

Jan

37%

Jan

1274 Oct
16 74 Dec

18

1

May
Dec

24 % Jan

6

4674 Dec

15

16

42% Jan

28

35

.274 Mar 27

774 Dec

11

par
25

15

31%

Sep

3974

19'%
"

174

Dec

374

Dec

19

Sep

1974

Jan

9

1374

Jan

1674 Nov

10

12%

Dec

17

142%

Dec

162

29

152

Mar 30

Oct

45% July

Apr

19'% Nov

Mar 13

11 % Apr

128

Jan

Apr
May

28

31'% Jun

1674

13

2

Jan,

13% July

Apr

9 %

8

1

*29

1474 May 20
37

.100

Dec

Jan

Louisville Gas & El A._*._,

No par

,11,74 Apr

9

18

V4 Jan

8

15

Dec

22

1,000

Sep

Louisville & Nashville—..

—Uoo

55 % Sep

2

76% Jan

26

60

Feb

74%

Nov

2374 Jan

Deo

3174

Jan

'

60

60

Dec

2,

9% Jan

10

Co—

(P)

.

1,300

15

•••'"14%

59

15

210

152

152

152

152

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,

Lorillard

Jun

x207i

5

Cement Corp... —No par

-Loose-Wiles

700

5,500

21

37 V4 Nov

1

■Long Bell Lumber
Biscuit

7,000
/

16%

16 VB

Dec

•4

par

—No

17%

25% May 21

par

-No

Star

Lone

4,000

■

9

3274 Feb

11% May

„No

Jan

.2374 Nov

23

—No par

Corp

174

4

14

Vb Jutl

Nor

Dec

22

par

Lockheed Aircraft Corp__^..

177

16% Apr

par

'

152

1497a

96%

Nov

—No

—

.Loew's

8,400
,

•17%

'17%

17%

16%

15%

.

Co

Liquid Carbonic

2,700
19,800

.

38%

■6%

17%

:

Jan

Dec

64%

Lion Oil .Refining Co.^

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Vb

39

64%

1,200

17%

■

37%

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16'A

17%
16

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6%

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37%

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,

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37 Va

37%

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46

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73'% Jan

1,300

12'A

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37

38

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13

18

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50 Va Apr

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34%

34

33%

33 1

11%

15

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300

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share

50% Apr .29

2,500

24%

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;

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Liggett ,& Myers

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per

Range for Frevioha

Range Since January I

STOCKS

EXCHANGE

the Week

18

Dec.

NEW YORK

.Sales ior

Friday

■

Dec. 17

Dec. 16

15

Dec.

Thursday

Wednesday

Tuesday

.

PRICES

HIGH SALE

AND

LOW

Monday

Saturday

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....

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2

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Dec

107

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6

8

May 12

3 74

374

3%

3%

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17%

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85%

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22%

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2%

27a

2%'

2%

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6

10374

Feb

109%

Nov

,■24% Dec

5

13%

Dec

25%

Jan

9

9

35 % Dec

18

17

12

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58

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22

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Oct

24

3 74

29

Oct

13

Oct

6 Vb

Dec

2174

Feb

29%

Sep

7

14

Feb

3074

Apr

16
14

24

Dec

37

Jan

19 74 Dec

18

13

Mar

23 Va

Oct

13

17

Dec

10874 Nov

16

86

Dec

5 9 74 Dec

18

34

Nov

108

Oct

9

111

Oct

24

3 74 Dec

18

15'

33 74 Oct

Dec

16

30

800

500

."

55

5 4'A

'

54%

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14'A

59%

115

5%

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5%

:

5%
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1,600
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114

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5%

32

31"

3

3

3

3

;

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6'A

2,400

'r

31

31%

Nabco

200 ""

60%

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260

1474.

60

.

16 Vb May 18

1

881/4 Apr - 30
2
'35V4 Jan'

.

19

X10774 May 19-,

21

27% May

474

■

974

Dec

105'%

Dec

"l5/*

Jun

1774 July
Jan

38%
125

Jan
Jan

45'/a
112

Dec

Oct

4%

Jan

Dec

7974 July

874 Apr

28

1474 Nov

7

974

Feb

1574

Jan

2

174 Oct

9

%

Oct

174 Jan

2

474 Oct

24

Oct

26

Jan

7

12;'A Feb

Mar

67

18

27ik

91

May .15
May 8

66

52

4

July

Aug
Aug

12%

Dec

17%

77

Feb

94

Sep

10

112

Mar

118%

Oct

26

115

Mar

123

102,'% Apr- ,28

11074 Jan

6

24

34% Dec

120

May

112

.

Oct

1

374

Dec

1

117% Feb

110

2

Sep

113%

Oct

24%

Dec

39 %

Jan

35%

Dec

43 %

Jan

21%

Dec

30'%

Aug

Oct

20

5%

Dec

12

Jan

12% Nov

9

9%

Dec

1774

Jan

2574 Jan

20

1874 May

24 74

3% Jan

20

63

Feb

4

17

-

Sep ,11
Jan

2

UV'a Jan'

7

50

Jun

29 74 Mar 25,

974 Apr 23

class B._

10874

9

Dec

"11

20% Aug 27

/

,

Aug

.42% Mar 12

Aug 26:

36

——1
$7 preferred———No par
Muusingwear Inc
-...No pair
Murphy Co (G C)———-No par
4% %-■ preferred.'—.uu—u.
.100
Murray' Corp of America.——10
Myers (F E) & Bro
No par

Mullins Mfg Co

800'

274'

27a

12V4 Mai' 12

% Jan

7 VB Jail

17

2

Co

Aug

Feb

,

11

Brass

July

3374

Apr

1 % May

82

71

Dec

54

3

.2

Jan

974 July

70% Mar

Mar 24

Feb
Jan

6'A Jan

Mueller

1,200

v

,

Jan

77

12'% Dec

Corp.——

109%

Dec

7.2

—50
No pur
"—5
—-1

Wheel

Apr

5

32

23% Apr

Motor

101%

7

8

.57 % Juli 12 6

series R_—a—-No par

Essex—i

5

27,

.<

Co..'

Motor Products Corp

Sep

Jan

7 % May '

'

preferred series C—*__Aro par

Morns •&
■

1,300/

*59

11174

*5%

.11%

'

:

1,700

274.

5374

*31''a

2,650

9%

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5974!

5%

"

1374

22

*2%

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33%

:

5 Vn

*32%-

36

..

9%

13

.

874

108

15

Apr

Sep
Nov

110

Dec

24

103'/a

Dec

5%

17

5

Sep

15%

9 % Dec
103

14

24-

:

37%

774 Jan

1

Dec

,

9 7-4 July

Dec

2674

Dec '15

110

Dec

6

74 Nov

1674 Dec

13

•

'

53

53

55

*53

55

57%

*13'%

$4

Aug

3

Mohtg Waid &'Co Inc.—*_A'o par
MorrelL "(Jl & Co__—,
—No-par

18,800 '
■

v

11%

11%

3

*32

.

9 3/4

■

Preferred

••

250 /

34

33 'A

13V4

13

13 " "

12%

4

60 -

V

10774'

'107'.'a

.

„

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36

*31

9 %

11%

*53

120

16

21

—10
preferred—No par

$4.50

'

32%

*11 Va

*2%

114

Dec

17

u—_—No par

'Monsanto Chemical

V, 2,000

14 74 May

1274

21

preferred series A_v_—-1100
Carpet Mills——_____20

T'/o

>

Jan

Dec

6

Apr

Mohawk

900 "

160

*111

*118

10774

107
/■

3274

13:l»

9

9

9

,

1

118

118

1077%

32%

36

13%

13%

13%

112%

120

*106%

107%

31%

'

32%

*31

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4,400

88%

88%

'

107%

32

87%

86 Va

112%

*118

-

lil-.

'

86

112 Va

05

113%

113%

kl'

•,.

Apr

Jan

1274 Oct 21
14

22 Vt Jun

Co.I—No par
1—

-Mo-Kah-Texas RR

Jan

Dec

preferred_u—'—a—No par
Corp—
—.
¥—10

S6.50Mission

1,300

17%

17

'

■

-

•

Sep

2%

Dec

15%

.

474 Dec

••

900 '

6674

Dec

27

20'/a, Jun

Copper.

2,100"

13%

1:,

•

*.

11,800

■'»,

64

;■ i3 %'

%

3

1674

3

1674

•

1

50

74

74

,

2%

'2%
1674

'

•

130 "

3%.

'

'

" '63%'

1374

! :t

2,600

113

.3

.,' 3 Vb
62%

'

59%

,

'*110

13%

u

190

,

*105%'110

113

274

1374

'

'

58

62

62

*60

00%

13 %

1374

1374

13 74

12%

60%

1,500 *
"

'

'

'

110

*110

3

27a

3

2%

01%

2%

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113%

58

*105 %"

110

110

113

*110

113

108

-•

'

Aug

Nov

55

*..
,—7au5
Mid-Continent Petroleumi——._19
Midland- Steel Prod^,.,
-*.No" par
'8% cum 1st preferred.
ul00
'Minn-Honeywell Kegu—,_*__No'' par4% coiiv pfd series B.."——100
4 'A % .preferred aeries C_
100
Minn Moline Power Impl__
ua.1

''

Sep

176

22

>64% Oct

Mesta

12,000 /

19%;

Sep

3174

.

5

94
Apr
6
x'574 Nov 25

Co_r—_

Machine

1

10

Jan

28

Dec

40%

Jan

28%

;

Sep

12%

Jun

171

7

'

3,700'

Miami

May

Sep

32%

j

24

5%Jmv

2,200
».

r

20%

*107

:•

107

-

*11.0

5%

Mei'ch & Min Trans

300 4

<

26% ."

20

,~20

107

107

'

'

"18

"

19%

3 9 711

*106%

57 74

74"

18

1774

107

"

107

5%

17 '11,

19%

19%

1067b

19%

10674

31

26 VB

5(4

17%

:

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3174

a

5%

'

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*30%

25 7

2574

26

26

3174

*30!/,,

31%

*29%

19

Jan

17%

Dec

21%

46% Jail

4

"

'

Dec

.2474 May

13

374 Nov

Dec

%

374

6

Jan

176

29

Apr

101;

(The)'—_u__.__.__—.1
1st preferred..——50

'

X20

6

974 Jan

...a_-1'

Corp.—...

11

6

674 Jan

27% Oct

pfd ser R w-w ....fc_No par

y.

•

-

7

Jan

11%

Dec

374

14

;

Sep

5%

•

6% Jan'

.100
Nh par

...

Dec

26 74 Jail

Aug

174 May

Jan

274

21

10

preferred series A..U—A'o par

£5.50

;•

28%.

28 %

28%

"

28

%

4

26

26%

a

g7

'

28%

28

28%.

4;'a

4%

69

57%

-

28 %

28%

preferred.

conv

74

5

Dec

774

14

''

68

60

28 %

6'i'c

Mead Corp

3.800 /

6%,

.*•64%

69

*64 %

60

'55

28%

600;

,

"
'

"06

28%

■674V
104

21

12% Jail

Apr 20

474
16%

Apr

Nov

18

—,-.--1

■"

Feb

5'/a. Dec

74 Dec

J—_—No par

Co

Stores

McLellan

1 Va

1274

9 9 74 Aug

^preferred-—A——a 100

5'A %

200'
•<

July

26 74 Nov

9

Mclntyre Por.ciipine Mines——5
18
McKesson &; Robbins Inc

7,600

111

*100%

;

31

2974 Jan

76

r..A

Co_i

McGraw-Hill Pub .Co

1,000 ;
)■

Elec

Dec

July 28

Stores

McGraw

600

<

.15%

6%

.

104

*100%

104

100

35%

,

*109%

112"

2,600

19%

174 Jan

preferred—i.—No par
Corp.
.__._-.__l
McCrory Stores Corp
———1
5% conv preferred———100

3,700

8%

35%

15%

15%
*109%

11%

28

13% Sep

par

$6 1st cum

McCall

3,700

24'A

8%

/-

10 V

v

Aug

Aug 31}

{31

preferred........4-4—No par

$3

.600

.,

V

106

2.4

8%

'

12

*102

"

24%,

8%

"

6%'

67 b

5%

:

111"

*100%

104

5%

57«

5%

6

"5%

*100%

104

*1()0%

0%

*6%

U%

6%

6%

."0%

"100% 304

•i.09%

110

110

;

103% *

24

20

ICfl

'

1474

19 Va

162

Maytag Co:

Feb

19

Stores—!_——*10

Department

May

'

17

_.___100

preferred—

1%

11

11% Oct

2

8% Apr

Alkali Wks._-—No-par

Mathieson

1,000

11%

11%

11%

103%

23%

23%

"108

11%

*102%

11%

11%

t

2,600

12

12%

12 74

"

*98

101

*98

2274 May. .1

-

Sep

22

3% Jan

2

474 Jan

•

2974

18

4

Dec

,5

17% Dec

26

74 Mar 27

274 Jun

Jan

.138

3574

16.74 Jan

,

Dec

23 s/.

Apr

x6% Dec

2

-Co.,——i—i

•

2% :

.

20

20%

20

.

12%

12%

2%

May

j

474 Jan* 30

274 May 22
.5^

par

Corp—...j—.Aro par
Masonite Corp^„_.—.—No•' par
Master VElec Co—1—.—V
—1

4,200 i

38 VB *

37%

2%

.;—No

;

Martin-Parry

700 f

1

'

11:

27% Jan

Dec

19

1

Co.

(Gleriii-"L)

Martin

3,800

10

'

20

*98

*102

104

*102

20

12'b

23

•<

13% Jan

;

.

'

'

37%

2%

■

/

4

* r. *162%

—<>-••1

37%

37%
■.'' 2%

;

23

'22 %■

22%

21"%

■

33'A

6

17'A May 20
3 % Sep
4

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3,000

9 Va Nov

131

1174 May .18

"

*22%

:

"

105

12

11%

11%

11 'a

104

"34 Va

164

*98

-

12 Va

23 V»

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-

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20

*19

20

11 Va

21%

4% '

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'32%

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2%

'2%

2%

-4

.

:10,000

18

17%

•32% '

22 Va

37%

37%

37

1,630

;,

30

21% Jan

1

r-25
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
1
Marine Midland Corp
:
5
Market St Ry 6% pr preferred__100
Marshall Field ,& Co—
No par

.

5,900

X32

2

,

Manhattan Shirt..-——,

16,300

8 'A

9%

"■

'

32

'

100

11%

.

164

164%

*162 %

104%

20

'

4 Vb

'

104%

'100

17%

Bros:

27

35 74 Jan

—!Q

'Copper...;
Sugar

500

8%

32

2IV a

20%

21

"302%

"302

'.'3%'

22

500

7

i

l%
3

; :• 9%
A<

'22 '

31%

22'a

;

4

.

1,500

'

"2%.

9%

17%

1:3%

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,

8

9%

1'7%''

3%

'4

*3%
31%
*21'%

r"

'•

:

,

2,400

1

Magma
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Maudel

2,500

(

G '/a

; •

*13

'

Vb •'*

8

9%

1774

22%

*21%

3

8

3%

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x2%

3 VB

9%

-

13Va-'

1%

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V

31 %

31
•

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13 Va

•

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3%

6%

900 /

7

<

Madison Sq

19

Jan

7

177a Apr

Co Incv——i.No parGa.rdenV_V-4^—No par

Macy ,(;R H)

4,600

i

10%

10%

"

t 3,100

12

27

124<

mrn
..100
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Trucks

Maclc

Apr

2674 Dec

15% Apr

—10

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&

6% .preferred—,—

(

19%

20

3%"

1%

3

".

17%,

17%

3%

3%

31%

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8

9%'

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10%

6

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13 Va

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3

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1%

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700 ,•

:

28 Va <

19%

;

19% -.20%"

3%

3%
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3 3'%

1%

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5%

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.

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19

3%

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.

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19 Viz

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374

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19%

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28% "

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28'/a

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139

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130

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19%

19%

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74

Feb

46

July

15%

974 May

8

Dec

474 July

Dec

Nov

6174

Apr

74'%

Sep

6

~4

Dec

8%

Jan

7

34

Dec

51%

Jan

1%

Dec

1974

Deo

3

Dec

May 6
10874 Sep 18

6974 Jan

6

1,1174 Dec

16

474 Jan

2

6 % Nov

30% Jun

2

39% Feb

174 Jan

.'6

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2

49

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'

6

5%

6

3%

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,

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3

6

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2274

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8

8'/b

8

8'A

8 Vb

8 Vb

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874

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15!,,

10%

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15%

1574

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166

165

15

15

5%

5

187u

18%,

12%
*136

19'A

Nat

8%

3,600

National Cylinder Gas

1474

12,700

7%

7 %

6%

14%

14%

67'i,

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9%

24

*9'A

■

25 %

*15%.

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16-'A
5%

5%,

5 "a

5%

5%

5%

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65'A

65 V,

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65%

16 VA

12%

141

*160

<

*15%

13

17%

1:274

12%

165

*160

164%

141

•

*139

141

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1374

1374

*33 74

34%
l7-4

139

1 %

1374

34

34

14

1374
3374

2%

2

2'4

2 74

138%
.14%

274

50%

18%

13%

13%

13%

5874

5874

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64 74

■62

'

63 % '•■

"2

5 74

574
-

5974

637b

50 74

50 %

5%

5

5 74

5

5074

50'%

14

14%

■

*58

6274

'

59 74

63 74

5074

574

•5'A

14 74

X58

14%
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x56

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6

57

"59 '4'

,

3

*9%

3

(i

7 4 74

*37%

41

6

9 74

9'4

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•

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15%

15

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15%

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1

27i,

6

/

9 "4

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3

27,.

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74 !4

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4074

39

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6

3

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974
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*74

39

*37

—

3,950'

6

'

1,100

974

9 74

T

9%

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74%

974

1

,

15

15

74'A

■

.74%

--

40

'

27

-

500

1574 '

7474'

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40

-

.

40 '

100

•

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15'%
74%

•

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600

■

25 74

074

25%
974

25'

.

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2574

25%
9%

10

25%
10

16%

16%

16%

17

10%

16%

*9374

94%

93 %»

93 74

94

94

For

footnotes

see

page




21°9.

2574

9%

1674
*94

2574
10 Va"

-

'

■

25%
10%-

27'

:26%

:

1074

*

•

1074

-

•'

3,900

1074(

11,200
7,600

1774

xl6'A

17% '

1774

1774 '

95

*94

95

94

94

300

preferred-.*—
vlOO
'National Tea Co—_——r—No par
Natomas.Co
.V.
—u—No par
Nchi Corp
.—1—No per
Neisner Bros Inc.
—1474% conv serial pref erred... 100
Newberry Co (J J)
No-par
5% preferred series A_!
,100
Newmont Mining Corp—
—10
6

3

*

9%

15

490 i

6'

3 74
6

6

6

74 74

;

500:

*

3

<--25

Supply (The) Pa.—_u__10
£2 conv preferred..—.
'__40
5Va % prior preferred—
-100

National

■

prior

<—1

Newport Industries.,

N'port News Ship & Dr
$5 conv

preferred

Dock

1
No par

Jan

7 74

Jan

5'

8% Dsc.

10

9

Jan,

16
May 5

16% Oct

May

Jan

8% May

17% Apr

.

-

374 Apr

•60

9

Jan.

Dec

11

1374

Dec

18 74

Jan

16074 May

175'%

Jan

5% Nov

>17

'

Dec

11

Jun

1674

23

374

Dec

7'%

Feb

10 74

Apr

25'%

Sep

7% Nov

•'

974 Nov -21

,

-

26

24
,

Sep

28

17

18

Nov

6

11

-

Sep

874

Jan

Jan

5

5874

Dec

93 74

12%

Dec

19%

168

129

146

Jan

>

7

14-

28

36

-1 % Apr

16

NOV

Dec

176

138

Nov

154

Jan

24

Ju._

1474

374 Jan

5

54
6

Feb

2%

Dec

42

Oct 21

May 14

Dec

26

23

43% May 28

Sep
Jan

160%

1774 Mar 17

29 74 Apr

74 J a n 48

4

2074

Dec

18

16Va Jan

Sep

Dec

Mar

72

Sep
Sep

67a Dec

28

25
6

c

8

374

Mar 17
Deo

Jan

774
1274

May

13%

Apr

1474 July

Dec

1574 Aug 25

•

30
9

145

1174 Apr

Jan

974

Dec

10

x

Sep

17'%

Dec

3%

16

9 74 Jan

1274

27

19% Nov

2.
2

2

Dec

674

17

166% Jan -14
Oct 21
16

1

4

5 Va

74 Oct 23

12
Jan 29

?—4
No par

National Steel Corp

-

'

—,

2374

Dec

"1474 Mar 17

St'l Cast Co.—No- par

LtJ^..:

3,100 4
-

preferred B

-100
'-100

Dec

27'b

474 Jan

——10

Lead Co.:—

preferred aa—

National Power &

18,100

Va'

61% '

60 <

'■

'

*6

.57

■

preferred.i..—No-par

National Oil Products Oq
»

'

;

57

58'%

'

G7e

8,100

6 VB

147b 1

14%

'14%
"

58%

-

-

7%

-Nat Mair&

-

700

23,600

52

51%
*

<

6

.574

*54%

-

30i

3,300

-

274'-

'274

National

100

34'

34

5174"

-14%

■

■'

1474

£4.50. conv

18,600i

f<

142

National

<

1374

9

13

/

Nat. Bnam &

'

"

50%

50%

'•

14

-1474

2'4

'

320

26

5% Nov

674 Sep 16

preferred—.:—J,,10
FredNo par,
Stamping.—a—No parGypsum Coa—
1

19% Oct

1274 Apr

Nat Distillers

23,7001

161%'

*139 74

'

34

*33 Va

674i

13%

■

.

'

5074

<

G %

100

66 Va'

*160

,14%

2%

7,500-

1874-

66%

'.

162'

3374
•r

2574-

;

1374

1-62

■

100:

6 74

66 %

13874

--

'974'

6 'A

-

13%"

.

•"

139

13%

34

*33! 4

174

-

162

13%

13! 4

13%

1274
*160

* 9 74

,

19

5%

65 Va

2,200

Sep

26

Apr- 24

1-1

Co_._._J—_1

Daii-y Products—u_a—-No par
National Dept Stores—,.No..par

25 74

:

257 b

25

*16Va

7

23%

374 Jan

Nat

*16%

9%"

"8'A

9%

24%

9%

23%

Cash

4,800

374

1474

Jan

1274 Apr 23-

Corp——No^ par
Corp...—-,——-—10
Register^.—a—A'o par

874

1474

140

Can

14%

2

7

6 74 May

Share

&

20

574 Jan

,

574 July

Oct

13 % May
3

x

374 July -14
29% Nov

% May 27

"10

preferred—100

Bend

National

8%

'

13

16574

19'4

Nat

4,400

14%

•

5 Va

*160

19'A

8'A

6Va

10

66 Va

187b

.

Corp...—

8',8

187',r

'

23%

Tc/c

200 '

'57-8

14'%

23':,

16'/a

5 V2

6%

*9%

12,300 V
300

*157b

•55/a

14%

10

9,800

16%'

1574"

5'A

6%

24

1,700-

168

*163%

168

1574

14%

*9%

5 Va

18V,

1637b

•

800

5'A

:

6%

.

*65 %

8%

»

7

15%'

15'A

-

74::

15%

14%

'14%%;

*22%
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5%

187 b

0%

"

8'A

8'i.

*15%

5".i

.

165

165

168

10

a

474:

.5
Nash Chatt & :St. Louis—.—100
National Acme Co.——————1
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc.—.1
6 % conv preferred
—10
National Aviation Corp.'.
—5
National Biscuit Co.———A. 10

3,800

-

8

0%

18%'

:

8%
,7

7

4%

8%

0%

5!'«

18%

8 VB
3 4%

4%

8%

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16

5%

5

■4

4%

166

168

*1474

>

n

15!,,

8%

8'b
81

8%

8 '/»

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4%

8 Va

*165

160

2274/

14 7

Liquidating Co.—_No par

Nash-Kelvinator

11,500

15 ■■■;"

%

*4%

•

A

22% ■-;-

*22
14

i *3

3

57H

3%

*3

3

•

.

Dec

4

." Dec

8'%

Feb

,

36

Dec

774, Mar
6874

Jan

774 July
16%

Nov

1674 Feb

25

63

Feb

6

<41

Feb

68

Sep

4574 May 22

70

Feb

5

43

Feb

75 V3

Sep

May 19

,274 Mar 30.

Oct

-21

2

Dec

5

4

474 Oct .10

9 % Feb

6

8%

7

974 Dec

46

6%

15% Dec

18

75 % Sep

15

3974 Dec

4

974 Jun

51

5% Mar
11

Jan

10

5-

70% May 26.
28

104

Apr- 27
Mar 10

109'% July 27

17

30% Feb

16

7% Apr 28

11% Jan

12

22% Apr

Oct

Dec

974

Aor

1074 "Dec
•

69'% July

3174 Dec
105

Feb

Dec

11%

Nov

22%

Apr

5%

A or

1574

25'% Jan

2

19'% Dec

93%

109% Jan

9

106 74 Mar

17

July

79%

Dec

45 74

Jan

110

Jan

3174

Jan

11%

Ausr

27%

Jan

116

Julv

2196

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

NEW YORK STOCK
LOW AND

HIGH SALE

RECORD

PRICES

STOCKS

.

Saturday

Monday

Dec, ,12

I

I per share

24 Va

Tuesday
Dec. 15

share

t per share

per

24%

24%

25'%

25%

10

10

10

10

12

12

12

36

36'%

353%

36

14%

14%

14%

14%

15%

*14%.

5

5

5%

*4%

*4'%

*13%

14%

*12%

143.u

*63%

65%

x61 Vb

61'%

90

*87%

95

90
28

27

28%
3/8

r»
nil

3/8

1%

27'%

1%

*

19%

19%
*22

111

9

51

49%

9%

10

9%

6%

107

107

*107

34

8'/a

8 Va

4,300

*4%

5

*13

5

5 Vb

14%

143/a
62%

62

%

*88

95

*88

95

28

28

*27%

19%
23 Va

157

•112

9Va
50%

10%

28

49%

48

9Va

22%

162

*112

2,285

113

9%

10 Va

52,800

50%

50%

*48%

49

48%

49

lOVa

10

lOVa

12,200

92 Va

92'%

92'A

50

15

15

Va

35'/a

3Va
8 Va

8

107%

*107%

15%

15%

35 Va

*34

3'A

34

Va

7%

15%

3%.

*32

7%

*107

35%

3 '%

34

7 Va

7'%

8 Va

8'A,

8

7%

120

15%

1,800

35%

180

3 V4

2,600

3'/a
*32

Vr

16,600

108

*34

3'A
34

34

34

8%

6

25

N

Y

1,100

4

15% Jan

Jan

18%

Aug

Feb

47%

Aug

Dec

24%

Jan

8%

4% May

5

May 20

109

Feb

3

45

54

8

Sep

18

Oct

106% Dec

112

Jan

110

38

Jan

8

Apr
Jun

115

Feb

60

6

*

Jan

26

42 %

Deo

53 Oct

10

»>

Jan

A

2% Sep
% Oct

23

A Jan

1%

Feb

i«

Oct

%

Jan

30% Jan

2

23 Va

Deo

35

Sep

7

19

Dec

32%

Jan

Aug

■

A Jan

3

% Jan

„

2.

Va Jan
19

5

14

Jun

3

.

15% Apr 29

3

23% Jan

Oct

100

143

Mar 26

192

Jan

14

179'/a

Dec

215

___100

108

Mar 10

116% Sep

29

109

Feb

119%

6% Mar 31

11 Va Nov

9

9'/a

Dec

17%

Jan

52% Jan

26

50 '/a

Apr

58%

Jan

57 Va

Jan

17%

Jan

,,10

6%

preferred series
5%% preferred series

50

39

25

39

50

Apr
Apr

29

,_1

9% Dec

10

14

Jan

6

50

85% Apr
4% Jan

14

96

Jan

31

2

8% Nov

2

2

110% Sep

9

53

Jan

27

'

American Aviation

Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Pacific Ry,

100

tNor States Pow $5 pfd

No par

Northwest Air Lines

No

:

100
8

Apr

50

14

16% Dec

31% Apr 27

No par

1

Jan

50

20

38

*

Deo

10'/a

Dec

93

July
3% Dec

107

1

Mar

10

Feb

18

34

Oct

14

10% Jan

6% Apr

29

% Aug

113 Va

Nov

21

14

1

Oct

Jan

%

6

Sep

8

Jun

34

6

7% Sep

2.50

Oct

98

Dec

7%

2

3% Oct

20

Norwich Pharmacal Co,,.

50 Va

x

Jan

'

Apr

par

Telegraph,

Norwalk Tire & Rubber
Preferred

15%

Dec

12

Feb

_,_1

preferred,,,

Northwestern

Deo

23

110

100

North American Co

North

Dec

7

Jan

6

15

23% Dec

I per share

26

15% Feb

May 25

60% Dec

100

A

2

Feb

15

80

100

.

Shipbldg Corp part stk

Adjust 4%

10% Jan

100

preferred,,

11

12% Apr

,,50

tNorfolk & Western Ry____

10

8%

35% Dec

,50

preferred

tN Y Ontario & Western

1,100

9%

14%

Conv

800

*92'A

,

non-cum

tN Y N H & Hartford

60

10Va
51%

Va'

51

100

No par

Noblitt-Sparks Indus Inc,

163

9%

107

*8 Va

*22%

5,500

92%

107

35

21 VB

9%

107

3 '%

700

*92%

Va

7

*34

'%

10%

N Y Lack & West Ry Co,,,

1,900

A

20%

112

13,200

9 Va

48 Va

7

*32

'

380

Vb
1%

6

Harlem RR Co__,__

'

*507/8

9%
51

Va

%

13

par

NY &

1%

5

12% OCt

11

Highest

per share

17 Va Feb

par

10

f

32% Feb

No

260

I per share

23% May 21
6% Jun 24

,—No

5%

Year 1941
Lowest

11V2 Jun

preferred,,,™

New

Range for Previous

Lota

Highest

100

Omnibus Corp
York Dock

95

*

161

112

200

100-Share

par

preferred series A

*27'/a

23%

158 Va

113

9%
51%

93

*22 Va

23%

156%

6%

of

I per share

No par

No

NYC

*88

.

'

20%

400

Brake,.*

N Y Chic & St. Louis Co

64

A

20'%

5'%

62%
.

Va

20 VB

*22

113

A

.

19%

156 Va

14%

8V4

Jii

600

15%

*14

28%

-

12%

*43/4

143/s

61

60%

Va

107

34

8 Va

4,500

153%

Vi

92 '%

3Va

*32

37'%

14%

1%

67/a

34

3 Va

3

33%

363/4

143/4

%

9%
*

15%

34

34%

3

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37%

14%

1%

49%

107%

15V4

15%

0143/4

36'%

14%

%

9%

7

(i%

36%

1%

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93'A

7

York Central

w

*112

9%

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9314

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New

1%

155%

49%

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New

32,800

?,i

*22

51 Va

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2,700

11

*12Va

1%

19%

9%

51

28

10%

12%

VB

113

Va

52

27'%

10%

12%

A

-

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273%

10'%

1 Va

157'A

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9'/a

9'%

23

155%

26%

12

Basis

Lowest

Par

10'%

5

28 %

On

Shares

26

xl4%

95

iisB

19%

*22

23

111

.

19%

157

1565e

Vb

Range Since January 1

STOCK

36

14'%

i'V
1%

1%
'*

ft

Va

I per share

YORK

EXCHANGE

10

61

27

I per share

NEW

the Week

12

14'%
*88

Sales for

Dec. 18

26

VB

60%

,

Friday

Dec. 17

per share

$

12

35%

Thursday

Dec. 16

26

10 Va

12%

10

*11%
3534

Wednesday

11

Dec.

Monday, December 21, 1942

40%

Nov

Dec

2%

Jan

Dec

7%

27% July
13% Feb

Deo

O
11%

11 >4

Va •

11

llVa

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

12 Va

27

27

27%

28

28

28

28%

28%

30

1

27

27

27

3%

3%

3%

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69

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*3%
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27%
45!

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5 2',4

5

3 '%

:h4

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1.6 Va

17'A

16%

*

146

Va

142 Va

3%

1,100

*141 Va

Otis Elevator

;

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—

*27 Va

30

*27'/a

30

49

*45

49

*45

49

53

55

54

8'%

5%.

7%

5%

52%

7'%

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13%

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7%

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23

23'%

23

23%

31%

31%

313%

31%

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18'%

17%

18

17%

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9

91%

9

l'/a

92%

93

146 Va

146%

146%

3%

3%

700

6%

580

Pacific

22%

260

1st

preferred

14%

14%

470

2d

preferred,,,,

14
15

*12'%

14

,*12%

14'%

*12%

14VB

*12 Va

14%

Pacific

Finance

23%

23%

23%

24%

23%

24%

5,600

Pacific

Gas

31%

32

31%

32

31Va

32

2,800

Pacific

18%

183%

Ltg Corp

No

18 Vs

18%

18%

18%

1,600

Pacific

Mills™

93

No

93

*146

147

14

14

x92

92

*146

OQO

2%

2%

23%

24'%

2 Va

2%

24

23%

*7

7%

*7

105%

105%

1%

13'tt

36 3,4

*36

.'/■ 147

1—4

118'/a

3%

6,200

8'/a

8%

8%

8%

8%

1,200

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

24,800

Packard

24%

25%

24%

25%

37,000

Pan

105'%

*1%

16%

117%

7%
105%

1%

1%
37 Vb

101

117
16

1%

118'/a

16

520

2

101

1 Vs

27%

27%

*15%

1

1 Vs

16%

1%

24 %

59'%

XII8V2

119%

1%

1%

1%

28

28'/a

28%

29%

5,100

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16%

16%

16%

200

1%

1%

1%

700

1%

l VB

22%
*58

78%

1 Vb
23 Vb

23 Va
*58

79

79

3%

3%

3%

3%

1%

1%

1%

1%

1%

34

*33

13 Va

*12%

22

21%

21%

21%

20

18

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45%

45%

1st

27'%

2638

27%

27%

4%

4%

4 Va

37%

19%

19%

*22%

24%

23

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5 %

5 Vb

22%

*22%

5

*

7%

7 Vs

*8%

43%

71%
104 %

109

7VB
79

43%

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3%

9%

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*168

175

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59

*140

*168

3%
34

58

*8%

9%

*140

175

3%

4

3%

5

*4%

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4

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5

58%

23%

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23%

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24

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58%

64

7%

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*147%

*1%

2%

12%

~1%

12%

12%

7

3%
34

4%

59
9
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175
4

5

58%
24

64%
7

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1%

12%

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1 7b

*56
24

64

7 Vb

7 Va

B

3%

24

64

64

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12%
.

18%

58

1,700

38%

39 %

39%

40%

910

20%

20%

20

21

590

5%

1%

12%

12%

23%

23%

200

14%

8,300

72%

72%

1,300

105%

200

*108

109

*108

109

7%
*70 VB

7%
79

43%

43%

*2%

2%

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17%
3%
33

4%

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4%

4%

18

2%

100

65

40

18 Vs

400

8%

8%

9

3%

4%

5

9%

600

9Vb
*140

175

*169

3%

4

5VB

5%

175-"

63

Va

7%

58%

60

25%

1,160

64

64%

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65%

7'/a

7%

7%

7'A

'147%
1%
13

1%

12%

.

270

1,000

■

*147%
1%
13

1%

1 %

13%

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18%

500
>

2,300

1878

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18%

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3%

3%

3 'u

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3%

3%

15%

15%

15%

15%

3%

3%

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15%

4%

6%

6 Vb

6%

15%

6 %

15%

2,200

6%

6 VB

15%

15%

15%

15%

4,700

6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

11,100

6%

6 %

6%

6%

6%

1,300

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6%

*6%

*23%

24 %

*23%

49 "8

49 Va

49 Vb

6%
24

49 Va

*120%

*120

10%

10%

10%

72 %

84

72

84%

71%

x83

110

115%

115 %

25%

25%

For

49 Ve

iT'%
71%

23%
49'%
121

lf%
72%

10%

23%
49%
121

11%

4

23%
49%
121

11%

18%
4 Vb

23%
49%
121

11%

4

23%
49

121

11%

100

23%

600

49%

6,400

121

110

11%

17,100

47% Dec

17

363%

Jan

54

2

2 % Oct

6

%

Dec

6

28 Vb Dec

1

18%

Dec

26

7% Jan

24

36

Apr

28

51% Feb

7

41

Dec

11% May
60% July

18

May 26

29% Jan

24

17

Dec

38

27% Jan

7

21

Jan

Apr
Jan

5%
5 Vr

2,010

t$5

1,480

t6%

720

t7%

110%

110%

220

8%

25%

26%

116%

26%

27 Ve

26%

27%

Mar

100

.

•

16,000

22

49

28

6

Jan

13

5%

Dec

9

6

Jan

5

43/4

Dec

7%

,233/a Dec

35%

Dec

1

323/4 Jan

1

40'/a Jan

14

35%

Dec

47% July

763/4 Jan

30

69

Dec

91

xl4% Dec

17

7% Jun

3

24

"

•

98
103

Dec

89%

Sep

Mar

110%

Dec

Jun

110

Nov

16

9

Jan

80

16

,

75

6 Vs May 12

May
Apr

27

1% Feb

2

__25

6

May

15% Jan

Jan

27

43/4 May

Oct

5

44% Dec

18

51% May
353/4 Feb

3

Nov

28

65

Nov

16

25

3

19% Oct

5

No par
No par

Corp

4% July 2
58
Jun 27

6% Jan

—100
100
No par

<

100

Ry 7%

Feb

15

I

pfd—100

___No

7% Apr
165
Feb
165

29
19

May 23

3% Aug 10
4

May

2

68

Jan
Nov

13

165

23 Va

64

Jan

Jan

Dec

8%

Jan

Dec

6%

84

Jan

Dec

13

Jan

Feb

19

163

Aug

166

25

174

Mar

181

14

6% Jan

33%
4

5

&

,3

preferred
2d preferred

conv

Gamble

5
50
.%—No

pfd fser of Feb 1 '29)

Corp of N J—-—No
preferred
No
preferred

Dec

7Va

Dec

9%

62

Oct

21

45%

Feb

65

Jan

27

33% Jan

3

24%

Dec

43 %

Jan

Jun

26

6% Jun

25

58

153

July 22

preferred

Pullman Inc

3% May 21

70

Feb

14

10% Jan

26

6

Dec

15

July 22
2% Sep 21

164

Mar

164

51

153

4

2

8% Jan

3

6% July 7
22 Vs Jun 10

83% Jan

3

Feb

17

Feb

16

100

pfd $5——No par
.—No par

21

Sep

7

42

100

;

8

115

par

Jan

28

Jun

20

100
par

Oct
Feb
Jan

47 Va Apr

par

100

preferred

Pub Ser El St Gas

par

Jan

7%
46%

Feb

*

July

Dec

5% Jan

175

Dec

3% July

Dec

4'%

6

Aug
July

52

Dec

2%
27

21

;:io%

9

77
46 %

Dec

38%

29

38% Oct

1%
x

14

3
May 25
26'% Apr 24

4% Sep

100

—100

Jan

72

105

30
43

12%

6

65

100

8'% May

Jan

July

107'% Mar 23

par

,,_5;

14

May 20

,100

—No

Oct

27

Apr

55 % Apr

3

May

27%
7%

28% Apr

—10

—100

—

Pub Serv

73 VB

•114%

Apr

5

1st

conv

Procter

95 VB

116%

4

5

Oct

75%

13

83%

*114%

5
par

19% Jun

5% Jan

72

110

par

43/4 Dec

9% Jan
5% Jun

83

110

15% Mar

Poor & Co class B
+
—No par
Postal Teleg Inc preferred,w,No par
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc—
1

5%

Apr

Aug
Sep
2% Aug
30% July

21

94%

109%

% Jan

25%

Jun

73%

117

Apr

10

95%

109

36

14

83'A




25

20

Jan

Aug

112% Mar

18% Oct

72%

2199.

Dec

15% Jun

94 Va

page

Dec

20

108% Dec

Pocahontas—No par

Pond Creek

82%

25%

17%

6

17

94%

25%

2

23 Vb Jan

4

Dec

83

26

25% Nov

2

13%

72%

25%

2

,

28

94

"113%

3%

14% Jan

81 Vb

117

108% Feb 27

Dec

16% July

No par

preferred

(The)

1

1
Jan 24
11% Jun 24

71%

109%

Sep
Sep
Aug

Jun

Plymouth Oil Co

83

109%

3%

4

Pittsburgh & West Va

95

*113%

Dec

1%

.,100

$5 conv preferred

81

117

Dec

100

Pittsburgh Forgings Co..,
Pitts Ft Way & Chic Ry Co
7 %
preferred™

95

*113%

14%

54%
89%

May
18% Jan

100

Preferred

96%
110

see

49%'

6 Va.

*6%

*17Va

Apr
Dec

104

Apr

5

1

series,

Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery,—

84 %

110

footnotes

6%
24

*1205/a
72%

95%

96%

96%
110

*6%

*23%

18%

6%

43% Mar
73

-100

,100

Iron

20

Jan

.,*,100

Phillips Jones Corp

&

29% Oct

1

52% July

series

Co

Dec

17%

Corp
Philip Morris & Co Ltd—,.

Pittston

%

*

Aug 12

Philco

Pitts Young &. Ash

13%

6

1% Nov

Jan

Apr

Pittsburgh Steel Co,,
No par
7% preferred class B
100
5 % ■ preferred class A,-™—,100
5%% 1st ser conv pr pfd
100

58

25%

Jan

2

Dec

1,200

5%

58

25

20%

Dec

11%

Pitts Screw & Bolt

24

Jan

Dec

34%

4,800

*56

30%

143%

21

.,

4%

Dec

2

3

1

21

'

___25

Pitts Coke

80

24%

—100

Pillsbury Flour Mills,,
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa
6% preferred

1,200

18

44

No par

1,400

4%

14

17 % Mar

A Mar 20
13% Jan
2

preferred___50

1,100

58%

2% Jan

29% Dec

50

$6 preferred,,

3%

*169

4

63%

*17%

Phelphs-Dodge Corp
tPhiladelphia Co 6%

34%

4%

2

29

13% Aug

■_No

3%

*57

Dec

Oct

19'/a Apr

,■

par

-i

Co

34 Va

4%

18

l'/a Jan

par

No

3%

58

14% Apr

Jan

Pet Milk Co

Preferred 4%%

95%

2

Jan

prior preferred,™
preferred

34%

4%

115%

8

Jan

2

Pere Marquette Ry Co

7 %

Feb

17

Jan
Jan

Dec

15

(Chic)™

3%

58

58

13

*63 Va

1,100
14,100

123% Oct

23

par

u

34%

3%

24%

*1%

3%
44%

16 Va

44

tPeoria & Eastern Ry Co,
Pepsi-Cola Co

4%%

79

2%

18%

24

Vb

44

65

*140

*56

109

8'/a
*72

2%

*63%

175

3%

7

8%
44%

*17%

*140
*169

*108

79

65

58

8%

44

17%
34

58

8
*72

13%

Feb

30

23,200

105'A

10

Jun

24%

14%

8

28

Petroleum Corp of America

72%

17% Oct

37%
106

May 15

Pfeiffer

105%

24

7% July

Dec

11

1,200

71%

May

%■ Feb
19%

32

2'200

xl4

99

2

—No par

—No

5%

*104%

19

15

5'A

13%

8

Nov

2% Oct

Sep

5%

71%

16

101

14% Oct

Jan

4

5'/b

12%

Jan

1

5 %

71%

Dec

10

7% Jan

6

Mar

100 % Apr

——10

ser A,,

Brewing

Aug

3%
19%

,,_No par

Corp

Cement,,;

pref

Dec

934

Dec

Dec

Apr

10

17

5 Vb

18%

18%

Coke

&

106

1%

Jan

Dec

5 Vs

*104% 105%

4%

4%

Dec

23%

23%

21

Aug

*

60

5 Vs

23%

Oct

Jan

163

Dec

3

126

Apr

81

*23%

22%

Dec

1%

15

5 Vs
*

95

Jan

56% May 1
1% Apr 14
IV# Jan
2

24%
5

Aug

Dec

11% Apr

__10
No

5

23

19%

38

90

—No par

*23

*147%

1%

•

Enterprises

Corp
preferred

5%

810

65

60

*58

23,400

4%

230

*62 Va

4%

27%

4%

36%

*17%

34

27'/a

4%

66%

*70Vb

.

4%'

28

4%

36%

7VB

3

*3%

27'/a

5

Feb

2

,™1

—No

Co,™

Peoples G L & C C

4%

66%

*108

43%

*32%

1,100

2

37'%

17%

3%

46%

27%

20%

Co__

Pennsylvania RRPeoples Drug Stores Inc.,

*1%

67

62%

4%

*46

700

36 Vb

17%

33

47 %

18,400

65%

62%

3%
33

18

37%

18%

*4%

23%

17%

67%

63

63
*17%

22%

18

11

28

1

Ford—

(J C)

$7 conv

2

39

&

Coal

5%

23%

67%

71

79

*2%

3

*2%

19%

47%

*106%

Jan

9

28

,100

Penn G1 Sand

37

7%

43

43 %

42%

5VB

%

*17%

600

13%

67

%

104%

109

*70 Vb

79

*71

71
105

7 Va

20

Penick

*1%

4%

5 Vb

12

*106

27%

2

22%
■,

34

37

36

109

*106

1 %

38%

24%

67

12%

71

*106%

l'/a
34

*12%

22%

36

*104%

13%

23 Va

67

105

1%

33%

22%

36

71

71

*104%

1%

33%

4%

5

23»/a

12

27%

5 VB

*66

12%

Penn-Dixie

3%

&

'

*12%

38%

19%

36

12

1,200

3%

1%

46%

67

36

*65%

1%

3%

13%

17%

5

22%

Penn

"

22%

4%

23%

5

5 Ve

22%

%

4.300

17%

38

19%

x5

3%

22 Va

27%

38%

19 Va

Penney

46%

4%

38 Va

300

2,000

3%

40

Jan

—1

Inc,™

Patino Mines &

59
81

33%

*

Davis

59

17%
2

4.100

Parke

80%

46

*1%

*37%

Va

25%

Jan

26% Dec

147%

2

Sep

1

Parker Rust Proof Co,™™,„2.50
Parmclee Transportation—No par

58%

17%

2

*1%

2

*1%

22

25

11%

28%

20% Apr

par

™100

preferred,,

Tilford

81

46

Ve

46%

25

&

101

1

preierred—

conv

53%

*106%

21%

18

Vb

24%

Dec

9

—_No

Nov

Apr

63/8

9

8% Jan

Pipe Line Co_100

15%

4 %

2

8

Inc

Nov

Nov

19

6% Dec

Cos

7%

25%

Nov

5

80%

1%

*106

*18%

24

5% Jan

Jan

Sep

Apr

May

17'% Dec

14

59

*12%

13%

*105

-

1%

12%

1%

18

79%

3%

34

*12%

14

1%

33%

*32

34

*106%.

V

*1%

59

78%

1%

*

,

Dec

4

Oct

Park Utah Consol Mines™.
!

Oct

62%

148% Nov

25% Dec

Park

4,400

27%
16%

3%

*13

1%

27%

4
6

2

6%

100

*15%

Apr

23

Paramount Pictures Inc.,

1,200

17

27%

3%

*32

lie

*16

15%

59

78%

1%

17

27%

24%

*58

,78 V2

1%

*16

Apr

1 % Mar

1% Jan

4%

23,600

15VB

.

24%

59'%

78%

16
1 %

101

Panhandle Prod & Ref__

16%

*15 7b

>1

*14

Vs

25

74
121

11% Apr

Paraffine

27%

27 Va.
'

1 3%

*23%

1

Va

19

5

Panhandle East'n

110

17'A

3

par

3,700

101

56 Va

7% Apr

9

13% Jan

No

f

16

*15

16

*15

Car

Oct

par

Jan
Jan

Dec

10

12

34

American

1,400

37%

16%

Motor

NOV

27

150

38% May

8

22% Apr

17%

45 >%

12

par

Dec

Jan

19

Airways Corp™
Pan-Amer Petrol & Transp,,

600

37%

17

119

8

105%

2
•

101

xl6%

117

*7

105%

37%

*100>/b

16 Ve

163%

117%

Vb

105%

37'%

37

*100'%

16%

7

106

1%

37
101

16%
1

M 0 01

1%

36%
*100'%

7'%

Oct
Nov

24% NOV

5

28

_

24%

16
21

27

Sep

28%

8

Jan

Jan

6 Vs

Jun

8

9% Apr

104%

Jun

27

6% Oct

Jan

Dec

Feb

16

18

8% Jan

July

10

140

Mar 28

25% Oct

>

9%

15

11

27

10

23% July

Dec

.

2 Va

Sep 30

Apr 28

7

& Teleg—,
100
preferred
—100

6%

48

15% Apr

™„__25-

Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp__——1
Pacific Western Oil Corp
™10

23%
*7

4'/a Apr

.

54

.56% Dec

6% Mar 27

par

9

29

17% Dec

25

(Cal),,,—10

Jan

27% Dec

26

16

par

Pacific Telep

10

*3%

23%

7

105'%

■

U7'%

180

146%

3%

2%

1%

*115%

co

*8 %

94"

*146%

3%

t

24'%

7

101

16%

16%

16%

8%

3%

2%

36%

*99

3%

23%
'

105%

36-/2
-

101

101

73%

105%
*1%

,

8%

8'/a

8%

8%

%

No

—:

Corp

Electric

&

Jun

10

—No

Feb

2

143 %

28

43% Apr

.,5

to—

Coast

Feb

13%

79

Mar 20

42

par

6%

18

12

4'/a Jun

2

xl6% Apr

12.50

Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc

*5%

6%

'

3

3'%

,_No

Co__

22%

6

21

31%

Glass

14%

6

21

13'/a

7%

Owens-Illinois

Jan

132

5

18

Dec

6% Jan

30

2% Apr 28
11% Mar 12

—100

-

7,300

12 Va Dec

2

2

59

.——No par

preferred

Jan

2 Va Jan

100

Outboard Marine & Mfg
Outlet Co,,

110

56%

7%

6%

100

17

6

.

.—No par

22

*5'%

*20%

13%

15

Va

7%

6

21

23%

*146

53

5%

31%

3 Vs

53'/a

20%

22

23'%

146 Va

50

—

29

*45

53 Va

.

8% preferred A_.
Oppenheim Collins,

7,100

*27%

*7'%

l'/a

110

par

No par

Corp (The)

17 Va

48

52 Ve

Omnibus

3%

•

30

*12'%

8:,b

69 '%

Oliver Farm Equip

16 7 a

3%

16%

143

142

No

-

4,200

17 V4

3% 1

17

68 V4

*45'

*13

3

3 Va

68 V4

*27 Va

13:,%

*146

68V4

Ohio Oil Co

7,700

4%

30

21

20

*12%

68'%

4

45

5%

%

67'A

4 Va

52 '%

8%

8%
*

67 '%

3Va

3 Va

45

*27

8

52%

20

67%

3Va

3 Va

*142

146

27'/a

3%

17 Va

17

45

3%

67 '%

3 '%

3%
17

17

3%

28,100

9% Jun

3
62
Mar 30
73% Mar 31

29% Jan

3

523/4 Oct 21
122

Oct

16

14% Jan

8

86% Jan

14

x99%Jan

14

A May

♦

Jan

July.
Mar

1% July

July
Jan

33/4

Dec

4%

Feb

13%

5%

Dec

13%

Jan

6%

Dec

13%

Jan

2l'/a

,

Dec

50

Dec

115

Jun

11%
75 3%

Dec

-

8%

40%
61 Va

120

29 Va

Jan
Oct

Jan

Sep
July
Jan

110

Jan

Dec

123%

Jan

79% Mar 30
99
Mar 30

111

Jan

9

106%

Dec

137

Jan

123

Jan

6

117

Dec

158%

Feb

111% Mar 19

116

Oct

8

114

Dec

117%

Oct

28% Nov 20

19

Dec

20% July

2

92

Dec

29% July

Monday

Dec. VI

Dec. 14

Dec. 15

I

t per share

10%

104

105 Va

91 'A

*13%

13%

*103 Va

104

Lowest

EXCHANGE

Oil

Pure

24,200

11

6%

300

106%

91Va

91

9 li/a

13 Va

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

10'/a

10%

10%

10

10

4%

4%

4%

58 'A

58%

58'A

92

13'A

',

13%

V

preferred

conv

Year 1941

Lowest

Highest

80% Jun

HJghes*

share

Dec

18

7

105'/a Dec

15

194

Mar

92% Dec

7

17

9

X per share

Feb

II

28

Apr

I per

I per share

share

90 V2 May 13

100

100
No par

9% Mar 11

14% NOV

10

Purity Bakeries.

2,900

7

—No par

(The)

preferred

5%

1,500

92

92

"13%

S per

Par

Shares

'

92

91%

91%

91%.

13%

91 >/4\

10%

10%

10%
104

106''2

*103

105 Va

105'/a

10%

10'A

10%

10%

10%

*103%

10", 8

10%
104

Range for Previous

On

STOCK

NEW YORK

for

the Wefk

18

f per share

I per share

t per share

r

I per snare

share

per

Deck

Dec. 17

Dec. 16

Sales

Friday

Thursday

Wednesday

Tuesday

Range Since January 1
Basis of 160-Share Lots

STOCKS

SALE PRICES

tOW AND HIGH

Saturday

2197

CHRONICLE

THE COMMERCIAL fr FINANCIAL

Number 4135

Volume 156

8'A Mar 11

12

Dec

107%

Dec

Feb

95 V.

Aug

8 '/a- Deo

12%

Oct

8 V*

Apr

12% July

2Vt

83%

10% Oct 26

-

-

Q
*10

10%

>10

10'/a

*10

10%

*10

200

Quaker State Oil Ref Corp

:

R
4%

4%

*57'A'

58 'A

5744

"84

90

4 'A

*84

58 %

58 Va

3%

3%

3%

3%

Va

54%

*53%

54'A

*531%

20 Va

20%

*20

*53

54

54

20 Va

8%

8%

3%
*53%

27

27

27

22%

22%

*26

27 Va

*25'/a

27%

*22Va

23

*22%

23

*22 Va

23

*22 Va

23

*2%

3

*2%

3

*2%

3

70 Va

%>

*70

70%

*70

71

70%

*41

43

*41

43

41

41

*4%

13%

71

*5%

*

71

7

13%

5%

5%

23%

*60%

7'/a
5'A

24%

24

V

7%.

6%

6%

7

7Va

7%

7%

7%

7%

9

9

*8%

9'A

*8%

9'A

*8 Va

9'A

6

6

6%

6Va

6'/a

6'A

6'/a
20%

*11

45

11'A

11 Va

llVa

11%

*43%

llVa

20%

11%

12

12 Va

12'A

45

45

45

45

28%

28Va

28%

28%

Apr

30

6

Dec

7

Mar

X55

29 Va

Corp

Dental

Ritter

—

7'A Feb

6%

Dec

Dec

9%

Apr

12%

Jan

7%

Apr

10%

Nov

53%

Dec

67'A

Jan

34

Dec

61

Apr

16

•71% Dec

9

$2.50

14

5

Jan

2

14

9 Va July

V* Dec

19

2'A

3%

Dec

Dec

22% Jan

5

96

Aug

15

86% Jan

23

77

Dec

97

Jan

22

7% Oct

21

Dec

11

Jan

Apr

129

100'/a Mar

8

20

X

60

5

6%

Deo

19

75 V*

Dec

95

July

Dec

10%

Dec

34 V.

Jan

54

Jan

27

49 %

Dec

53%

Jan

9

Jan

15

7'A

Feb

12'/a

Aug

6

Apr

2%

Dec

9
•

28

9% Nov

7

6% Nov

23

19

20% Dec

18

May 20
34'/2 May 13

13% Nov

9

47% Nov 20

42

23

34% Jan 27

27

-

6

Feb

Sep

15% July

22'/a

6% Apr-30
16

Sep

80%

Apr

4

Feb

27

5% Oct 23

3% Jan

101%

27 '/2 Jan

Apr 23

6% Apr

%

No par
No par

97

20

85'A Jan

9

31% Nov

3

Jan

74

29

3% Mar

4Va

8% Jan

129% Mar

May 22

75'/8 Apr

,1.7

preferred.——No par

conv

Nov

5% Dec

49

6'A May 20

Antelope Copper Mines
Ruberoid Co (The)
No par
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp.——1

100

Nov

Dec

54

Roan

1,600

Sep

16

Apr

Nov

12% Dec

:

78'/a July 30

-10

Mfg

7

Jan

2%
53

4'A Jun

70

1
..10

i

Dec

22'/* Mar

20% Dec

7'/a May 18

Richfield Oil

3,000

12 V4

45

11%

*43%

45

*43%

45

*43%

20%

20 Va

20'A

20

11

10% Mar 11

Spring
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B

1,800

20

70

'

"2,000

20'A

15

par

Reynolds

200

6

20

Jan

10

Common

9 Va

20

24

1

Dec

39

preferred
preferred
Reynolds Metals Co*;——No par
5 % % conv preferred—100

20,700

6%

20

Dec

^..1

Republic Steel Corp
6% conv preferred
6% conv prior pfd ser A
Revere Copper & Brass

370

9 Va

20 %

19%

30

*94 V2 Jun

9%

*5%

19

3% Nov

13

—100
100
No par
100
—————100

6%
6

23% Sep

May 28

1% Jan

No par

*9%
*5 Va

27% Aug

20

Co

36

6

29% Aug
18% July

Dec

11

*6%

7

Dec

22'/a

13% Sep

1,600

Dec

10'A

6

100

Reo Motors v t c

8,000
V

5%

23

Oct

2

100

...

5'A %

18% July

3

5

7%

21V. July

15% Nov

6

30

Dec

8% Dec

28% Nov

22

-

14 V*

26% Feb

2% Jun

230

63

55%

16

38 'A Jan

260

38 Va Mar

11V2 Apr

50

Hosiery

Preferred

3% Jan.

23% May 28

23% July

25

1

3,100

24%

*33

36

*33

36

5'A

Silk

Dec

•

.50

100

1,000

79

79

5%

23%

24

7'A

7%
79%

79

5%

*33

36

*33

36

*33

36

*33

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23 Va

85'A

61

7%

1

.

Dec

-50

Preferred with warrants.

85'A

86

5%

16

Rensselaer & Sara RR Co..

-

5%

61

80

5%

5%

17

Reipington-Rand

27,100

73

5%

*85

71/4
80

80

*79

5%

Dec

11'/a Jan

Reliance Mfg

700

14%

5%

22

8

70

97%

72 Va

.

63

*60%

7Va

7%

7%

72

85

85

•

85%
61

5%

5%

5%

5'/a

5%

'

*5%

14%

97%

711/4

2

7% Jun

200

4%

*95 'A

14%

*95'A

70%

61.

79

79

79

14
95 Va

701/4

85

7 Va

7%

.'

13%
95%

86 %

*60%

79

14

15 % Jan

1

25

42

*4Va

4%

95'A

63

86%

63

4%

1,600

71%

42

70

5%

5%

5%

%.'• 87

*86

'

•

71 %

71%

8

(Robt) & Co 1st pfd_
—No
Reliable Stores Corp—

12,000

12%

54 'A Dec

Reis

200

12%

70

14
95 %

63 %

6»/a
15%

42

42

4%

6'/a
12%

Dec

2

4

-

450

■

*12%

95'A

13%

13%

97%

*68

95 Va

13%

*95 Vt

*4'A

4'/a

4%

4 Va

4%

4%>

*60%

*70 Va

70%

45%

*69
*44

-

6

12%

12%

300

17

*13%

16

12'/»

12%

11%

12 Va

Va

600

1,800

20%

20

19%

6

6

6

*15

16

16

*65%

72

18

18

18

6'/a

*6

6 Va

11%

11%

11%

18 "

16

*15

15

15

17

X6 Va

6%

*6%

70

17 '

17

17

*16%

70

*65%

73

*65%

70

*65%

70

*63%

3

*2%

3

*2>a

3

Apr 25

34% Jun

10

*26 Va

Jan

88

17

72

26%

62 V*

85

9

3% Dec

Real

26%

6,600

14%

Jan

47%' Dec

25

.

6% conv preferred
Rayhestos Manhattan.'—^ —No par

100
600

26

14%

4%

1-6

Apr

4% Nov

6

23

100

26

14%

Dec

58 V2 Dec

88

6
-

Apr

300

26

14Va

23

2

Rayonier Inc
$3 preferred————
Reading Company———
4% 1st preferred——
4% 2d preferred

26

14 'A

28

1

,

9%

9%
25 Va

*22 '/a

1

preferred B

3

9%

8%
14

46Va Mar
88

— -—100

.-

25%

9'"

14 'A'

*25 Va
;

54'A

2% Mar

par

—No par

Radio-Keith-Orpheum

7,900

22

22

9%

9 Va

$5

3%

—No

Amer_.

$3.50 conv 1st preferred. —No par

i

90

*84

14%

*25%

1334

14',4

■

22

21 %

V

1,200

26'/a

8%

26%

13%

,

27

21

59 Va

54'A

*53%

54'%

21

21

*25 Va

8%

8%

25V

*13%

V

*58%

Radio Corp of

54,900

3%

3%

3%

4%

90

*84

90

*84

90

*84

90

-

3Va

3%

*20
*

58 '/4

4%

4

x4%

*

Va

3

4%

Va

58%

4%

Jan

97/a
v

Jan

5%

Jan

21

Nov

Deo

14%

Aug

Nov

48%

Jan

14% May
8'A

S
28%
Va

28%

28%

%

A

1*

%

Va

%

*%

%

%

3 V4

*

■

28%

28

%

28 Va

Va

28 Va

5%

*

aa

Va

•

/a

%

78

*2%

8%

5

*3

5

*3

5

*51/2

5

8%

*5%

8%-

*5V/2

8%

■

*6%

8%

*6%

8%

*5%

*37%
■

38%

37%

37%

37%

37%

37 %

37'A

37'A

38'A

37

37%

/ 2,700

107%

107%

107 %

107 Va

107 Va

1071/a

107

107%

480

107%

107 Va

V 107%

107

9%

9%'

9%

20%

20%'

20%

95

94

94'A

38 %

38%

38%

*94

*93

95

*38 %

39 Va

Va

38

115

*110

*114%

113

113

21

*110

%

*%

*%

..

*92

*38V4

■

3a

■

1%

1%

60%

59 Va

60%

9%

9 Va

9Va

9:%

9'A

9 V.

•

8%
64 Va

5%

6

6'A

6

32 %

32 Va

*32

32%

*32

17 Va

*2'A

2%

15 V*

15%.

1%

*1%

1 %

2%

2%

*32

15%

28'

79

112

*109

*

17%
13%

15%

15%

15%

15%

'

2%

15%

15%

19

287/p

29

29Ve
79%

16 k

40

17%
16%

1,100

15%

10%

21/4

2'A

2%

2'A

1,400

15 Va

15%

*15'/8

153/4

20%

*124

20'A

20%

20%

129%

*124%

129%

19%

19%

19%

11%

11%

14%

14%

14%

15

13%
33

32%

45

*38%

19%.

xlO%

19%

11 "A

13%

13%

13Va
32
*39

191/4

ll'A

11 Va

15%

16

14V4

331/4

42

2OV4

15 3A

*

2%

2%

2%'
8 Va

2%

2 Va

2%

2

*36

*36

50

*21%

21%

Va

*2%
*36

49

22

21

21

21%

2'A

3

35

35

33%

34'A

34'A '
54%

23%

24 Va'

24Va

25'A

3374

33'A

33%

34

54%

*537A

54'A

53

55

3 Va

3

35 %

33 Va

33%

108 VA

108%

V

106 %' 108%

~3%

3%

*1 %

f

1%

8%

8%

'

'*!)%

26%

44

1%

8%

9%

9%
26%

26 Va

44%

44 %

27

26 %

35%

35%

24%

58

35%
23%

24%

x23%;

58

*23%

58 V.

58%

:

5%

5%

50%

*50

127%

5 Va

,

44%

9

9

50

23%

.

127

3%

4Va
51/4

5 1/8

*127

50
129

5%
59'

"4%'

9 '/2

IV2

t

9Va

27 Va

27%

27%'

451/4

45%

36%

36%

37'A

25

25

58%

58'A

58%;.

2,800

7 Va

7 Va

7'A

7Va

7Va<

4

41/4

4

5%

5%

5%

5 Va

129

5%

49'A
*127

5%
50

130

5%

49%
*127

4

6

16,000

v

13,300

50 Va"

2,300
20

130

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

7,100

13 %

13'A

13 Va

*13 'A

13Va

13%

13%

13%

14'/8

1,900

1%

lVa

1%

1%

1%

1%

1 Va

1%

1 '/a

1%

l'A

l'A

13 Va

13%

13%

13%

13%

14%

141/4

15%

16 Va

15%

16'A

*24%

257/a

*2434

25%

25

25

25 V

25%

25%

25%

5

*4%

5

*4%

21%

22

21%

5

21%

*4

22

%

15

-25%
5

22%

*25

*4%
221/4

5

22 'A

*4%
22%

5,000

5,900
•

500

22%

3,700

footnotes

see

page




2199.

6

15
13 JA May 18

151/2 Nov
Feb

10 Va Dec

,JVo par
——100

171/4 Jun

27

122% Nov

20

14% Apr

conv

12 V2

—.No par
——100

Ry_^
preferred——

100

-1
100

preferred—

17
29% Sep 16
27% Jun

108'A Jun

37

60
"

—.No par
prior preferred
No par
prior preferred
No par

110,
•

3

Sep

•

-

<

20

Apr

Stewart-Warner

42

3Va Mar

-

—No' par

& Webster—

4

16

1

(The).

——No par

Sun^Oil Go__i
Class A

pfd (4%%
Sunshine Mining Co

100
100

cum)

Co (The)——No par
Superior Oil Corp..
1
Superior Steel Corp...
100
Superheater

Sutherland Paper Co
Swift & Co—

'

(The)

;

10
12'A
—25

69

Dec

22

Dec

39% July

5

3
6

3

9

Apr 28

116% Apr

1.3

Dec:

60

Deo

7 6% Jan

J

14

57%

,

40

Jan

»/4 Aug

117% Aug

Jan

Jan

3%

6

48%

Deo

~6%

8

108

k

Dec

Jun

Jan

113Va July
l'A

Jan

%

Nov

%

Dec

4% Mar

8%

Dec

21'A Mar

10'A

27
14
14
13'A Jan 14
28'A Oct 23
27% Dec 17

Dec

V2 Oct

-

.

>

22% Mar

17V* Mar

!

25% Nov

25% Mar

1

34Va July

Feb

46Va

Dec

18

33

NOV

23

33

Dec

48% Aug

34% Jan

16

29

Dec;

40

51

Dec!

66

40

61

Apr 24
Va Jan i 2

2

38% July

27% Apr
64%, Aug

7

Oct 23

'

,

Apr
3% Jan

43

Mar 24
Jan

July
July

45% Dec
•

8

Dec

23

10
—15
—.1

Corp..

Studebaker Corp

28
24
28

No par

Stokely Bros & Co Int..'
Stone

30% Apr
25'A Apr

6% July

Dec
Mar

11% Jan

5Va May 14

.25
Jersey..——25
—25
——

Jan

,

No*

27 V*

21,8 Oct

% Apr 25

.

Apr 28

(The) -L S—;

Qui

2

May

"

Mar 14

Standard Oil of Indiana—

36%

37%

1

-

5

2

6

cum

' 19% Feb

34% Dec
6 7 31 y* Feb
111
Dec
114
Feb 11
47% Dec
49'/a Jan
6
113
Jan
8

9

89'A May

.

451/2 Jan

2% Apr 29

preferred

Sep

14% Aug
191/a JuL

38% Jan

109V2 Aug 10

No par

v.

4'/a Jan

1

'A Apr

No par

preferred-—_—;—-No par

13%

6

31% Jan

24

40

Jan

Dec

17V»

Nov

28

Dec
Mar

Jan

ll'A Feb

July 30

24

Mar 16

150

27%

60

59

Sep

Aug

6

6

2'/2 Sep

Aug

2

28

49

23 Va

Dec

6

171/2 Apr
30

Jun

■

:'231/4. Mar

;;

3% Feb

14

2% July
19%

10

■

53% Oct
21% Dec

Sep
Nov

10% July

8

50 Va Mar 24 ;(r
3
Aug 24 7'

20

25% July
15

.18%

Dec

16'/a
X

Oct

39

2

Jan
Jan

Feb

120
.

18% Feb

1% Nov

preferred.——No par
——

May 20

112

114

Jan

13

18 Va Nov

23% Jun

Oct

Feb

Dec

x

Jan

Dec

lVa

12'/a Jan

5
34% Jan
l'A Apr 24 *

351/4

13

21 Va Nov

2

Jun

10

Feb

7%

144% Jan

California Edison—,,.,—25

29'
9'A Apr 20

Nov

Feb

.

26'A Jan

preferred

30%

13%

3

1% Mar

Jan

Oct

.

9

18

,

Jan

2Va

14% Feb

5

17

5

21%

111%

.

4

Apr

14

Deo

Dec

95

2
15

20% Jan

,

16

j
For

Jan

112% Dec

6'A Mar 11

.

16%

Dec

22
18%

23

2% Jun

Sweets Co of Amer

5

30'A Oct

July 10

9

Sep
Jan

7 Nov

1

9

15% Jan

Sterling Drug Inc

«

2

Nov

100

Apr

Dec

6%
40

Dec

11%

6

Starrett Co

4,500

.

•5%

10

14

15'A July 28 :

Standard Oil Of Ohio.—

•

18

17

Standard Oil of New

2,400

-

3%

a

'

14

Dec

1% Dec

17

6

18

$7

700

24

4% Jan

59

Dec

10%/Jan

Apr

Conv $4.50

$4

15

29

65

—1

.

Dec

21

'108

Greyhound Lines————5

$6 cum.

3,800'

13'A

21%

—15
Iron——;100

4

18

20% Aug 26
19% Apr 23

Steel..———No par

3% July

Apr

32%

July

'

Standard Oil of Calif——.NO par

30,300

'

•%Apr

17

Aug 27

30

.15

»

20,600

45%

58V4

5 Va

2>/a Jun

.

28

66

24

11% May

par

Nov

7% Nov

lO'/a Apr

Standard Gas & El Co.—No par

4,900

3%

%

J^o

Jan

% July
17

Apr
51% Feb

35

30'A May 21

Petroleum——_^——10

$4.50

2,000

9%

24

4'/a
»

6

Coalition Mines.^.——5

preferred—.——-No par
—10

5%

4,200'

1%-

58%

>

29

4'A Mar

^0 par
15

Pen Co

(W A)

$5 pref series A
Standard Brands

23,400

V;4

54% Apr

Squibb (E R) & Sons——No par

45,100

13'/a

4-

$6

300

98%

11

35

50

*127

-:98Va

3%

21%

Nov

29

"

.

13%

*

Jan

5%

Square D Co..

900

48%

28 Va

■35%

.4 Vis

5%

127 Va

71%

3'A

10

108

10 Va

'24

58%
6%

49%

..

3,900

27 Va

27 Va

7Va

5%

i

1,410

.

36%-

11

447/s

24
;

36'A-

28

45

7

50

Dec

18

No par
Spear & Co—
-.1
$5.50 preferred
No par
Spencer Kellogg Si Sons—No par
Sperry Corp (The)
—
1—1
Spicer Mfg Co——1
—No par
$3 conv preferred A—
-No par
Spiegel Inc
2

4,300
1%
■

27 Va

58 %

5'A

48%

9% Dec

1%

3% Mar 24

14
8

Apr

52 'A July

4% Apr

Sparks Withington

9,800

3'A '

10 Ye

2,6 Va

58

5%

5V4

6

Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs

17,500

27 7/8

44%
35%

35%

1,100

V4
1%

10%

v

,

4 Va

4VA
99

99

:

•27%
.

48%

48 %

;"" 4

V

27%

5%

.

Jan

5%

*112

'

5 'A

5%

*126 %

*106 Va

1%

8 '/a

4

4

3%

*3%

108

;10

7

6Va

7 Va

.*7

"4

"••■1%

.

27%

.

35%

35%

35%

'

100

A 8 Va

9%

8'A
27 Va

'36

36

■7.' * ,%

%

3Va

'36

48%

'/a

,

3%

'

•

98 Va"

'•

35%

*112

*98 Va

r

1%

44

•

"4

3%

26%

44%

■*8

*112

98 Va

26%

27%

26

108

48%

>

9%

■

34%

35%
34 Va

*106 V2

1 V2

'A

8 %

"

10

'26%

.

1
■'

•"«

60

8

-—No par
No par

Steel Corp

'

48%

:

%'"'

J
*'

,

3 'A

*106%

35%

Va'-

llO

'

1%
100

•

V

'

—

'

48%
*112

3%
*98

103

33

3Va

3 Va

3

33%

35 Va;

*108

*112

*112

7'

3

33%

48

48

48%

V

35 Va

;

6

14% July

Southern

140

23%

33V2

"

101/2 Nov

Dec

Southern

800

54%

.22%

35

33%

Jan

Jan

7Va

—;——1

Inc

So Porto Rico Sugar—1

200

2'A

25%

*53

3

78%

10%

South Am Gold & Platinum

3,500

24%

*33

:

Dec
Dec

100

22'A

V.

4%

S'eastern

8,300

2%

9

Sep

July

49%

Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc.;.
•

49

54'A

112

39%

4

5,800

44

*21%

33%

Dec

Deo

30

22,800

*36

22'A

*53

107

17.50

21%

3

5 4'A

*98

211/4

33%

34%

*53 Vi

*46%

>

21%

22 Va

*33

*

21%:

21%

11

tyo par

•

'

113'A Dec

Sep

31

9% Nov

Southern Pacific Co—_—

49

*36

49

*36

2>A

*2,1/8

2V4

*2Va

2%

50

21%-

115'A Mar

Sep

94%

62 »/2 Nov

Southern Natural Gas Co

15%

2%

Jun

43'% May
4% Jan

—-No par

4,100

16

109%

116

17%

Jun

■

t c—No par
Snider Packing Corp——..No par

; 3,500

34%

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

.-

10

5

Corp__

Roebuck & Co.

8%

ll'A

14%
*40

43
•

-

20

18

.Jan

16

106% Jan

Smith & Cor Type v

4,700 /

19%

38% Dec

25% Apr

Apr

79

,

6
2

129 '/a

33%

34

*41

44

•v'V

14%

331/4

141/4

32

42

..

/

15%

15

■V.

*124%

11 Va

*19%

■

31%
'

45

xl9%

20%

*1241/4

11%
14

9%

-

127%

20%

127'%

10

23

; 1091/2 Aug 17

Smith (A O) Corp———

900

9%

/ 9 Va

18

Oct

98

Dec

,

57,700

2Va

15%

9%

21V2 Dec

Dec

'

700

*15%

14

28

May 15

Jan

Skelly Oil Co——
•

1,100

14'A

17%

15%

■

112%

17%

*110%

110%

14

Sep

8 Va

12% Apr
78

Vk

Sloss Sheffield Steel &

30

-'14'A

110%
xl7Va

14

23

Va

Simonds Saw &

2,400

79%

Jun

19% Jan

ll'A

Simms

30

79

Jun

12%

9

17

Shell Union Oil

800

2V4

11%

13%

23'A

Sep

113

10

Sheaffer

.

<

15%

32

13%
v32
*38 %

1%

:

47

Dec

26

Silver King

23

3

Apr

Apr

106%

A Feb

Simmons Co.—

2'A

9%

19 Va

14%

1 Va

22'A

x

1 % Sep

1,500

15V2

11%

14%

1%

3

17 '/a Dec

4,300

2%
17

2'A

9%

19 Va

%

.'> 11

*22%.

*

15%

21

20%
*124

127 %

2'A
16%

3

Jan

Apr

x9% Dec

Sharpe & Dohme—.——No par
$3.50 conv pref ser A—No par
Shattuck (Frank G)
j—No par

V

70

2%

*15

21

21
*124

21/2

.

Jan

8

35

44

May

July

23
22

110

Jun 23

,104

Va
6

4

Sep

23
16

$5 conv preferred

7,600

79

17%

17 Va
*13%

9%

2'A

2%

14%

18

7% Sep
10

5
Jan
2
29'AApr 30

10% Apr
1% Sep

Sharon

,

1,700

15%

9%

9%

9%
14%

'

13%

-15%

■'

V

112

112

17%

13%

'

Va

17 Va

13%

18

13'A

17 3 a

112

112%

112'%

17%

13%

18

200

7

Dec
1'/a July

18

Servel

20,700
;

32

18

28%

•76

79

*76

32

79

28'A

28'A

28%

■

23

*22

21 Va

32 «A

-'*1%

1%

*1%

1%

1%

21%

79

*76

*109

*

'

28 V»

28%

28 V*

a

*76

>

20%

20 7'a

!2G%

5%

16%

16

16-

'

20%

9%'
64%

5%

2%

'2V4

,15%

V

17%

17%

2%

15 Va

,

'

*1%

9Va

Jan

39% July
'A Feb

A

11

350

*63%

22

Va Jun

Sears

2,400

57/R

5%

32

17%

18

17%

17 %

17 Va

l: 2%

4

2%

9'/4
55%

9'A

*63%

5%

9 Va

1 '/8 Sep

% Dec

Seagrave

12,300

54%

3

Dec

**

Seaboard Oil Co of Del——No par

,

400

2

62%

64%

9

9Va

32

32%

1,300

t

9

1—100

preferred

4-2 %

6,800

9'A
55

55

64%

5%

6

17

9%

9%

-

15% : "15%

17

61%

9%

8%

8%
55%

*63%

64%

*62%

63'A

63 Via

2

2

61%

91/4

9%

9

9

8%

9

8%:

8%
5%

*16 Va

17 Va

Nov

——.No par

1,300

17

2

2
1

——No par

preferred

tSeaboard Air Line

5,100

%

Dec

Jan

Va Jan

•

55

55%

55

*62%

$4

y*,<

%

*1%

8%

8%

8 Va

8%
56%

111'A

a7,

%

60%

9'A

8 Va

*110

1/4

*

17 Va

60%

56

111'/*

*

2

*1 Va

59%

8%

1,100
10

*1131/2

61

2

1%
60%

56 Va

38V4 *

115

Va'

16%

16%

16%

1%

8%

38%

115

'A

<

%

60%

*55

91

700

'

.

h.

95
38 3A

16,300

*110

112%

•'A

9.300

10

21%

92'A

21'A

*113%

115

*111V4
*

%

16 %

*16%

16%

*16%

'%

%

95 Va

113 %

9%

10

21%

21

38 Va

%

%

-*%

9%

9%
2 1 V8

38 Va

112%

.

■

'A

%

■:

'

*94'A
*

115

115

115'a

*110

*114 %

•

9%
207 a

9%

9%
20'4

9%
20

•

:

May 26
oz

preferred
tSt Louis Southwestern—
5% preferred.
Safeway Stores—.
i——No par
5% preferred
..—100
Savage Arms Corp
.5
—5
Schenley Distillers Corp...
51/2% preferred
100
Scott Paper Co—.
No par
$4.50 preferred
—,.No par
6%

1,100

iff

*2%

5

2%

;

1,500

Jo'

10
—100
100
—100
100

Joseph Lead
tSt Louis-San Francisco.

St

5,400

8 Va NOV
•

6

4% Jan

27 i
20
7

6% Nov
6 'A Nov -

55% Jan

9

127% Dec

14

V
,

-

4%

Dec

3% May
4V4
3%
50

117%

Dec

Jan
i

Jun

8% Jan
6'A

Nov

8% July

Dec

8%

Apr

66'/a

Jan

Dec

Jun

126

July
Jan
Jan

3% May 28

5% Jan

14

3%

Dec

9

15Va Jan

9

12V.

Dec

21

ll'A May 13

1% Jan

14

l'A

Dec

2% July

28
9'A May 20

16'A Dec

18

9Va

Dec

18'A July

25% Dec

18

16 V*

Nov

23 V.

13

3% May 27

4% Aug

1

Jan

26

1

Apr

17% Feb
20

Sep

16

25

3

Dec

19% May

Jan

5% Aug
25

Aug

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

2198

STOCKS

LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES

Saturday-

Monday
Dec. 14

Wednesday

Tuesday

Dec, VI

Dec. 15

I

1

Monday, December 21,1942

Sales

Friday

Thursday

Dec. 16

for

NEW

1

:

the Week

Dec. 18

Dec, 17

Range Since January

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE /

?,

On

!

•

•

'

•;

27' 4

27%

27%

21%

21%

217

4 %

4 74

4 lit

t per share

Par

Shares

8 per share

Swift International Ltd

27%

28

277a

28%

277a

2814

22%

22%

22%

23%

25%

2314

25%

9,400

.41 'u

4%

4%

414

4%

474

6,400

Symington-Gould

5%

500

■

2,600

.

.

.

•

4%

%

*5

36

*34%

36

*34

4

57b

*5 7b

5%

5%

5%

3(1

%

57b

*5%

36

*34%'

a

39%

8!

87 it

3974

Corp—

1

Range, for Frevioss
,

Year 1941

Lowest

5 Vb %

Highest'

8 per share

23

25% Dec

t,per share

■'

17

4-

.-150

partic preferred—.

8 per share

per share

29 % Nov

Talcotf Inc {Jamesj v.—

36

*34%

8%

*8%

397t

39%

357b

7 7 •»

774

3

17!

177 b

a

4

3

53

*49 7 it

7%

7%

17%

18%

57«

5 7 it

36 %

*347a

274

27a

*347-i

36%

*3''}!

3%

3%

34 %

33 %

331a

*49 7«

5% Jan

.

Apr 11
Apr 20

32

27b

57b Nov

16Va

.

Oct

27

20

4

24%

28

'

.5% Nov

Dec

*3%

374

374

37b

33%

*32%

33%

374

38% Aug
374 Jan

37b

5

Thermold

1,300
20

_

CO——J—

$3 div conv

•

'f

•

,

,41

-10

'

■

3Q

2

,42

Jun

.

•

13

4% Jan

347b Feb

44%

2

27

6% Aug

14
July
10% Jan

Dec

38

5

2

:

Dec

■

32

17

Sep

7% July

Jun

5

11-

4 % May

387b

Dec

,574

20

Nov

Jan

Dec

•

MarJO-

3

51

'

Dec

37 b Feb

9% Jan

7

.

•

May

314

1

Sep

47b Sep

6014

Sep

Dec

;5'/a July

Jan.

40

Aug

;3 %. Jun

G

Jan

2474 Nov

34

Jan

■

30

.

,

'

.' 2%

2%

09

9%

9%

25?«i

*25%

257

1

1

*

25!

(i

274

■

2%

27b

27b

27b

*2 7b

3

2%

*9

U:%

97b

9 lb

9 Va

*8 7b

97b

2574

26%

26%

267b

1 %

lit

114

1%

1 Va

3%

*874

2574

25

X25

a

.

•

Third1 Avenue Transit

2,100

914

Thompson (J -R)

600

Thompson Prods Inc._:—

1%

-1,200

15%

300

Thompson-Starrett Co,
$3,50 cum preferred

■9%

18,500

Tide, Water Associated

•

5%

"•

:25

:

i—u

3% Sep

14

97b Dec

14

2% July 14

Corp—No par.

200

267b

'

im; 3

17% July

i.No par:

27.% Jan

7

1% No v

2

20

,

'

1

1:.

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95"

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37

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377a

3774

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4

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27
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9
96

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287b

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41%

6%

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10,900

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22

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"7

15% Nov 23

2

12

10 7b Feb

.'07.-

Dec

1% Jan.

Dec

18

9% Mar

5-

95 Va Aug

18

5

Jan

1174- Deo
9974 Dec

.

27'% Feb

May 20

34!» Jan

31% May 21

Mo par:

-

,

Mar ,28

85^

Axle—_10

Detroit

,

Jun

8-

Oil----, b-10-

Roller, Bearing-^

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Transainerica Corp;

Mar ,27

8% Jan

t$4.50'conv preferred_*_„u.iV'j par

Tim ken

5,200
■7,900

'

11

No par
.^....Nt par,

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6

6% Dec

17

16% Dec

18

8% -Dec

.17% Jan

;J 27/4 Mar 1-7

,67b Mar
I % Dec

1074 Aug
2
Jan

Jan *28

4.

t—2

3

"

357b Sep
51% Jan

3774: Dec
.4
, Dec

%

5

.

Jan

'

15%

15%
11

174

,

174

.

11"

1%

68

,

68

167b

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1

15%

16%

<

11%

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.

68

68

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174

15 7t

15%

:

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68

68

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15%
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11%

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11%

■'

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2

17b

T7b

17b

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•

6974

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200

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Tri-Continental

19,300

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11 Va

Transcont'l A .West.' Air Iuc_^_

4,400

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6974

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■

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697b

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68

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67b

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UVs

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160

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6

6%

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14

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11%

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147 b

14 lb

14%

247a

25

25

25

15

25%

15

25%'

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247 a

25

25%

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l,t)00

.

:

15%

20tlr- Cen

7,500

_

■•

Feb

1L

,7

6

Dec

75

*

Feb

7% .Sep
,1114 Aug

;

Nov

Oct

2

Nov

6

2

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6

7;'/a Nov

91% Jan

•

31

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9

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.

,

60

71

5VB May 16

Fox* Film 'Corp——No- par,

,

10

/ 7 lb Aug 13
11 lib"Jun 12

5% Junf 4

,

10/

l.

-

2 lb Nov

74 Mar,14
56% Jun 30

Mo par

Corp----v—

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"

;

:

14

25

6 Va

6%

Corp_——1'.

$6 preferred-*——. No par

'

6 (b

H\

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87 b Jan / 3

t__5.

No par

16

5 :

-

May

72'

7574

74

6%

41 %

41%

1

' 26

1—No parI

19% Jan

City Rapid Tram—_—_No par;
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——100

'1% Jan

$1.50 preferred——jf

•3,600

7

6 7b

7

67b

■;

717b
67 b

Twin

900

73

7

67b

'

47b

70

68%

68

4%

5 %

:

7

'

!

7

67 b

67b

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66

717 b

70

74

47b

5 7b

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5 la

5

5%

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25%

2

i

"

'

560

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r——1

Coach -Coit.

2

Jan

6

.

•

16Va May.
.74, Dec

24
,

Feb

.

■4%

Dec

174 July
27%. Sep
9 Va • Jan

■■•

16

Jan

974 Sep

-

'

;

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U
7

7 la

■

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777' t
*112

113:,/4

104%

774

774

7%

%

77%

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43

7%

78
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43%

%. 77b

.

113%

44

77b

7%

78%

79%

774
11374

*112

45

44

79

78%

7814

78
11374

>

42%

42

4274

42

3,500

'

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•. -No par
Union Ca rbide & Carb,—. -No par
Union El Co of Mo $5 pfd_; -No par

774

77b

8,600

797b

14,100

113%

*112

*

•

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27%

18

287b Jan

2

7% Sep

Under Elliott Fislier Cod—. _No par

797b

,

,

11374

*112

4574

21

9% Jan

5

7

Dec

28

79% Dec

18

60

Feb;

6

11314 Nov

12

xlll%

Jan

11574 Nov

106 %,

Dec

112 %

58

Apr

108

May

Dec

-37%. Sep

•

1274
•

Jan

7974

.

Sep!

*

104%

10474

10474

104%

104%

'

104%

104 Vb

104%

105

14;%

1474

147b

1474

147b

147b

14%

147 a

147b

15

76%

77%

76.

7674

757b

76

76

77

77

78%

*77.

7774

7774

7774

777b

777b.

777b

23%

237 b

23%

23%

2474

,

106

*105

79

*77 ',4

;

330

147b

" 15%

'

78%

78 74

•

777b

77%

78

2374

2374

2374

■

•

:

Preferred $4.50 series—/.. Mo par

:

108

•

•

Jan

6

.

-

Uriion Oil of California*—— —25'

,

10

May, 1

,15% Oct

63 7i Jan

2

8514 Nov

5

74 Va Jun

17

—100

11% Dec

16

57 %

9

Uniqif Pacific RR Co-^__—
4% preferred,;—-——i-

6,800
5.300

.

.100 % Mar, 24

8574

Dec

Sep
Sep
Jan

*

1

24

2374

24

24

24%

24%

92%

*917k

17%

17%
16

18

26

267b

92

92Va

9214

17%

18%

18

18%

16 lb

1674

16 lb

16%

16 Va

112%

*10874

*
,

16%

18%

17

%

.111%

581b

58%

58%

5814

577b

58%

17%

17

lb
Va

17%

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1374

♦16%

1%

Va

14 >4

32

13%

137 b

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14

13%

14 lb

•;«

77b

13

•

112

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9

'. 9

S3

147a

14%

: 21,500

,

"26.500

:

1,200

t

3%

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3574

26 It

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8

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357.,

3%

5

5

5

26

63%

6474

.

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•'■'

38

5%

:

5%

10

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'

26

26

267b

•

64%

657b

65%

67 74

4%
16

101

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16

157b

16

47b

4!4

,

100

10114

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101%

noo

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47b

4%

.

64

63

63

62%

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4%

100

•

157b

100

1574

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47b
100

■

15%

4%

;

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United' Fruit Co__———__,Yo

16%

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f

600

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No

27 b

3 'a

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lit

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3

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%'

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;

:$

3

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87

86

86%

34

.

3 V«

400

,

v

34%

33

33

5%

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88

337b

34

■

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34%

5%

5,000

.

88

80

/

700

;

31

Juiy

6

35

13

52

Dec

%

174

Jan

3074

Jun

Jap

Dec

37#

5

30

3

6%

-

374

2o74 May

10

51

Apr

60

:

42

4%

17

100la

Dec

1674 Oct

21

8%

Apr

4 Vb Feb

27

"2%

18

Feb

23

Oct

26

Jan

Dec

5 % Dec

Dec

10%

Dec

106% Jan

.87

43%

•

27b

117

Jan

1474 Nov
47b

Dec

83

Jan

79

May

16

Sep
Sep
Nov

57b July

Dec

•

Sep

1 Va

Dec

274

■

2114 Sep

,

Dec

% Jan

5

7

Jan

Feb,

Dec

•

i7>

6% Sep 16

,

'72% Jan
■

9

17

Jan

1474 July,
Feb;

113%

4

•

Sep'

July

Dec
Feb

9V4

9374
19

July

13

July

Oct

t\

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-

175%

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974.

974

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62

6174

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61

60:i,

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175%.

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61

9%;

9%
62

9%

9%
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63

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175%-

62

64

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57b

57b

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267b

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30

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109

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24 V:>

24%

247b

24%

97%

9774

9814

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45%

45%

45%

45

45

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63

63

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47%

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24-%

1037b

1914

247b

100

4674

109

10874

19%

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4674

467b

109

31%

7b

83

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2914

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29%-

3174

100%
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•

2574

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46

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45%

63

64

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32

26%

46

46'4

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64

197b

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lib

19 Va

19%

197 b

47%

l'7b

22

May

Rubber Co——!—

267b May
20

13%

*

1

%.

1%

17b

1.7b

17b

1.

1

1

1

1

58

58

59%

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.

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5

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5974

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55

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15

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60

60

174

174

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'

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■

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;

17b

1,700
3,800

1

.

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300

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57

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15%

200,

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1

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15

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59%

59 It

■

59%

59%

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150

15474

154%

153

155%

597b

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156%

156%

60

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:

167"*

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ICQ

60

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^

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168

60

60

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;

40

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'J 12,
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Universal Picturers", 1st-pfd———100

,

147

8%

30% Aug

,7

25 %

'4 Dec
Dec

71'

Jan

13%

Dec
Dec

103 Va

43% Dec

65.14

19

69

/

Dec
Dec

47

lV-

42

Mar

%

15

%

10

G1

Oct

Dec

160

20

16

4214. Dec
12

v

Sep
Apr
Jan

7074 Jan
130

Jan.

-

3374 Jan

if 5074-Nov,

Dec-

152% Dec. 11

76%

r

Dec

Oct

l

1574 Nov 21

•;

!,

Dec

19%

60% Dec
.

28% Sep

10514^ Dec

.5

17b Oct 29
•

Sep

2% July

V

58

3

-46% Jan

Dec

26

Apr

17

13

Jan

Dec

Va

17

55% Jan
24

1

187b

Sep

Qct
31.74 Aug
3474 Feb

14,

11974 Jan

Apr! 30

.

2
1"! Mar IT

102

May 25

May 6
Apr 24

142

;

Dec

26

July 15

41

preferred44-44-,44JT—4—4L100

60,

105

20'/-»

;51!4 Jan

7b Apr; 15
,34% May 20

Universal7C^clops Steel Corptl—.—1

250

,

,

;1074

Feb-

*7

6

1

$6 'conv.preferred.:—"-——No por

57

1.

Dec

,

30

Jun

-33% Aug
47b Aug

Apr

'

39% Mar 27
7«

Apr

Jun

214

15% Apr-29

—5-

United Store s-'class' A44—4—

*55

55

May'

United Stoc kyards Corp^;.———1

j

20

Jan
Jan

43

"

57b

-44%' May 20;

5i-'''*preferre44-tX^1.4!r4'-r'_--r-25.

Feb

54%

'■'/

Mar, 10 V

107% Jun

■

;U S Tobacco fCdl-.-—4-^-4j-No:par

33

9%

'28% Nov

,37*% Apr 17"
58
Apr, 28

.

4%. Feb

10

July 30

3214 Dec
•

54/

10

183

23

27

Apr

69%

Apr

Jun

4 %

114

7
1-

■% Aug. 21

1st preferred—^-—:

: 4.

l,700t'

20

& Foundry_44——-20

774, Dec

37% Dec
170

14% Oct

2
20

'

4T% :

Sep 21
34% Jan 27

28

Jan
Jun

U S, Steel''■ Cbrjp—t4r"_.r_-.4:u-4.No; par
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44—-L—'--lldO

1

4,300

2 % Apr
7

100
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f

■

t

56,900

10974

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.

41

99

4D a

600

497b »

487b
109 Va

i

14

•.

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U

1,600
1 2,200

'■

par

Ca»f—.4
^-1Q
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U S
r

Jan

674

24% Apr 28

U S; Playing/Card

.

27,700

49 Va

109

300

6,700

10

preferred————-.—100

Prior

U S Pipe

;

1,300
74 *!•

101%

109%

47%

109

29 Va

25%

64

467b

1087b

297b

-w—-No

Coi—

18

Nov

34% Jan.* 30

Partic:& conv cl A——,—-No star
:

1,200

Leather

Dec

174

159

*

"

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102

101

109

1.1

26%

25%

101

U S

2,200
1,100 i

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2674

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;

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317 a

r

-

32
•

37b

26%

29 %

2,100

■

137 b

10414

26%

63

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,

-

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109'

26 lb

307b

137a
♦

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800

v

39%.'

30%

■«,

374

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•

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•

137b

13

1

109

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33:74

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31

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30

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.

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2674

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57b

57b

■

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loo"

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26%

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3%

,

1274

109

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29%

57 b

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121-

37B

3%
13

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.

39! 4

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297b

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30

30

514

514

39'4

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39! 4

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514

514

5:,a

5%

.

64

May 1
4% Apr 27

40% May 13

—20
—10Q
U S Hoffman Mach Cbrp
5
5% 7b conv preferred—4—-—-50
U S- Industrial A'cphoi—^-JVd, par
Co.i

preferred!—..'

7<i

175%

11% Jan!26

6% May 14

..No par

Freight Co„

U S Gypsum

2,700

*171%

175 Va
'

-

16

50

1

77% Apr

1st 'preferred^par
U S Distrib Corp conv pfd—,-100

15

37a Nov

117,4 Apr. 28
"27b Sep 10
2% Apr 17'

$6

410

34S/"

83% Jan

•

Dec

15

8% Dec

93% Mar 27

t r._„_—l

35

15

167« Jan

1

3% Jun

United Paperboard——4_„4-. _-».10
U S. & Foreign §ccur_—s—j—No 'par

i

14
26

Oct

3

par

874

Feb

20

15-

48% Jun

—-—No par

United Mer & Manu luc

3,900

3%

■

'

87

3374

33%

33%

5

47b

.

87

*86%

87

33%
'

47a

4Vb

4%

■',*4%

*86%

t

"

'

Apr

25% Jun

par

'

3

*27it

-

10874 Dec

6814 Dec

•

17b Apr 28

& Fdy—_r——5
Improv't—

16

2

•33% Aug 21
37b Mar. 11

"

:

100

16

16

157b

United

52,200

17

Oct

27

Jan

Oct

July 28

ll

Cos———_5

t

c

17

113;

1

Jan

,

Si¬

-—1 Od

,

7,200

47b

100

100

Coal

———

1,500

i

'
-

May.

16

-No par.

1,500

,

257b

,

7 7b

37

par
par

—

Jan

104% Mar 24

:

par

Preferred

Jasi

17%

par

-No

.

4474

—100

89-

United Drug Tnp-4;—————5
United Dyewood- Corp——10

100

3%

*3414

35%-

5%

26

64

5

5

26

26

63 '

5

26

3%

35%

Dec

97b May

1

,

5

-No

$3. preferred—4—-j-

14,500

28%

8

18% Dec

:-No

23,600

8%

Dec

104a4-Jan

United Corporation—

147b ■'

8 %

*3

36%

26

5%

26%

*5

.

2%'

271

3 lb

35%

*2%

,

TV4

7%

77 b

;

24%

y367b Jan

23% Jun,
,

5

'

7%

24

4

5

United-Carr Fast Corp

58,000

Dec

6

Feb

Apr. 17

—

-

Co——

73

81% Feb
30

21% Aug: 3

100

—

preferred—-

United Carbon

.

200

n

Hi

14%,

5%

,

..

Apr.17
■97b Mar'10

———.

preferred—

Biscuit

United

r

210

187a .1
,

copv

Un Air Lines Transport-/

: 1.200

58
.

5 %

,

—100

—No par

.

United Aircraft Corp,*

•

1,200
■

112

M

Union Tank Cat———'

-

16%

•58

*16%

%

17
'

13%

.

111 Va

'.

58%

58%

58

267b

9074

177 b

*111%

1674
112

Ullb

113

57%
*16 %

25

9 lib

17%

177b

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16

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105

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Apr

112

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2

60

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18

60

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65

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93

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22

85

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100

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9

27% Feb

4

21%

Apr

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7

69% Jan

29

58%

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76

15

17

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Apr

25

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5

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14

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29

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27

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Jan

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54%

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13

18%,

Dec

26% July

1%

Dec

2% May

2% Oct

10

1%

Apr

2%

Jan

8% Oct

16

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6%

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14

6% Jan

20

4%

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13

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Dec

77

Sep

110% Oct

5

109%

Oct

115

Nov

:

1

7

19%

Dec

33%

6

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9

23%

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34%

21% Jan

28

16

Dec

25 3A July

July 28

98

Mar

24

15

14% Jun

13

Nov

106

125

Jan
Jan

147

Aug

130

July

85

Jan

Jan

26

47 3A

Dec

73% Aug

26

50%

Dec

75% Aug

Jan

15

86

Apr

122

July

Jan

5

50%

Dec

80

Jan

13

117

17

54

44

Jun

9

80

Jun

23

104

Apr 24

62

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Jan

57'4 Jan

NOV

42% Jun

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Sep

22

16% Dec
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117

3

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15

107 % Jun

,

8% July

12

29

3% Sep

1—--——10

Jan

Jan

53

6

May

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3

22%

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15

13

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15% Jan

2

10% Apr

28

14'4 Nov

9

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Dec

111 % Jan

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10

109%

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5
Apr 23
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3

—100

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37'% Jan

13

29

Dec

42 %

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Oct

20

76

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95

Aug

12% Jan

5

Dec

18%

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8

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15%

Apr

1%

Apr

3%

Oct

Jan

78

7

20

19

y Ex-rights,

9%

17

.2% Jan 28

1% May 21

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Dec

5%

9

7% Nov
87

12

May U

834 Feb

Corp__———No par
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Products Corp—

s

34%

Jun

8

1% Aug 12

No par
—No par
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1 Zonite

No?

Jan

24

15% Apr 23

Young Spring & Wire
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24% July

July

134 Apr

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1

10-

T%

Dec

Nov

40

—100

4

31%

15

5

Feb

31% Jan

6

12% July 21

Co-i————10

Preferred.

July

1% May

Feb

58% Dec

—No par

Jr

9

Dec

4%

18%.

13

.17% Dec

.-No par

(Wm)

4% July

-43

Wright Aeronautical
Wrigley

29% July

-80

.

3

preferred

Dec
Dec

108% Oct

Mar 11

22

Apr

30% Dec

28

100% Jun

Oct

127

5

Apr

Oct

107

1%

Sep 23

81% Dec

24

109

20% July

15%

19% Feb

18

.-23

-

88

91
104

Apr 27

-63% Apr

-

4——U
100
preferred A
6% preferred B
•-—100
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100
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30%

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19%

2

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.

8%

19%

19%

2

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6

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28

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Woodward Iron Co

1,500

24,000

•

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3

20'4 Jan

12

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%

16 Va

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81

81

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Wilcox Oil <te Gas CO'———L5

=3,100

57 Va

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--

—-No par

Rock- Min Spr

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.

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Dec

10%

2

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23

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17

29%

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:

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15

25

Feb

14

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Wheeling & L Erie Ry Co
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59'%

59 'A

13%

%

87

18

*

15 "

*3%

4

48!

18 Va

60

59

*14'/4

-

107'%

*82%

Weston

Dec

16

34

50

preferred———

il,400:

,

27

*43

V

48

-82'/a

1st

60

j 1.9 0 0

30'%

*2534

700

I

.'"107%

108

108

t

Dec

77

Jan

May 18

-

Westinghouse El & Mfg———50

J1.900
f
500

118

30

2612

*43

18

19%

58%

^9,100

'4,000

81%

80%

29%

';

82%

49%

*57

12,500

.
■

,

*35

a

16%

117%

118'%

26

'

49%

*35

*15%

-

80%

29%

17%

17%

59

13

4%

*4

4 Va

87

17%

157a

77%.

48

*80'%

*14%- -17

15

12%

32%

a

*43

59

59

*14'%

.48

,87

17%.

17%

59

*58%

*14%

i8,000

.

26%

*117

108'%.

108%

107'%
.

*80%

83

.

,

*43

V 48

*43

*43
*83

27%

18%

*

.

■

Xl5!a

.

*116% 118%
28%
29%
25%
"25%

28'%

2!i7'ii

*26%

1-

25%

,

78

77'%

118%

i

T5%

.

5 V-t'

103

,

V, 18%

2%

-

7a

.

20 !

15%

>78%

118%

2%

5%

1

20

*116%

26

1%

*100

=■='

18'%

1

5%

*%

'■

20

.;18'4

2 %

5!«

•

•'

%

773'4

f

5%-

26%

'•

102

*100

.

*'

■•2
'

5

,

,

7f)

118%

*20%

■'

18'+

-lavii

.2

2

77%

*25 %

2%

I 400
:l,300
I —L "

12:

"

6%

Feb

2%
53

Jan

36

1%

12

'

-

Sep

•59% May 20

par

5 %

108'

108

<

•

12

.

Jun

26'A

1% Jan

-No par

class A

1 %

Apr

11

,—100
—100
West Penn Pr Co 4 % % pfd
100
West Va Pulp & Pap-Co
No par
6 % preferred
i
100
Western Auto Supply Co__J_ —' 10
Western
Maryland—*
_j■
_100
4% 2d preferred—
.-—-—100
Western Pa-cific 6 % preferred—100
Western Union Telegraph
,—100
Westingliouse Air Brake——No par
-

Dec

8% Dec

Apr 25
41% Apr 27

440

Sep

%

80% Oct

preferred

330

:

6a8

13'%

27

preferred—,—;

West Penn El

!

56%-'

Dec

Nov

May 14

6%

} 350

06

2%

1

7 </o

53 'A

553A.

.

15%

29% Nov

4
17

-15

-

.—LI

West Indies Sugar Corp

Feb

12

par

preferred——„No

Sep

Sep

Xl2%

13% Jun

Snowdrift_„^—No par

2%

'

1

■116%

'

.12

101

*1.00

.18%

18%.

15%

.

108

Xl07%

•

12

11%

101

*100

26%

26

15! 4

108

»

■

'

20 3 „

53

108

108

l"a

*%

$4 conv

66

64%

59'A

*51

53 %

643't
'55 7

"

1 %

-_No

Jan

36

24% Oct

:—1

;

Eisenlohr

Wesson Oil &-

4,000

9%

9%

9%

55 >4

5

*4%

■

■

*1

2,700

04%

•2'AL

2%

2 !i)

2 '/a

*4%

Webster

f. 300

2%-

share

6%

Dec

Nov

Feb

XG5

par

No par.
Co——-No par
5

Wayne Pump Co

68

9'/4

9'i

700
300

68

53

18%

18%

:

—

•:

Gas Lt

v

69

•

04%

'

:*99% .101

101

1«%

*65

Fdy & Pipe

Washington

Waukesha Motor Co

i

17%

53

12:!i,

X12

12%

12%

17%

2%

17%

64%

,107%

107

107

3 07

17%

2%

-fto

3

25% May

6

4'4 Apr

5

Pictures-

22

% ]y[fty
16

50

$3.85 preferred—,—

1,900
J 800

17'%

52%

55

54%

•

17%

2Va
17

—a^lVo par

—

Bros

2% Jun

No par

'

"

*54

12%

...No par

preferred

Warren

15

12%

Xl7%

70

9%

9%

-

26%

15

12%

•17%

'"03

70

'*05%

r.

17'«

-17%

17

17%

430

15

*

3

•

preferred
Ward Baking Co cl A

104,900

12%

18

"2%

Div redeem

Warner

8%

80%

*25%'

27%

v1*..

12%

08

4%

8%

14%

Xl7

8

80%

14%

08'/a

16',4 Oct

*4'A

80

12 '/a

17%

13% Mar 23

8%

7%

12

3

300

Class. B

27%
14%

*2 %-

15 Va

$7

12

"17-'a

12

Highest
$ per

share

per

14

41% Nov

1.600

14%

2%

5 % Nov

17

1,400

*20%

17%

23

31% Apr

%

14%

;

3% Apr

No par

28%

12%

*2%

.

No par

Good & W Ltd

(H)

Va

27%

'V

Co—

Walk

X28%

79%

X

share

Walworth

ta

12 %

17 "!a

'

a

7%

79V-*

A17%

18
•

2'/a

77

7%
79%

per

1,700

28%

79%

7 Vo

"77%

X

7,400

4%.

28

Lowest

13%

14%

'•20

x

12%

*17%

27%

7%

79

79

28'

Year 1941

Lots

Highest

X per share

Par

Range for Previous

1

100-Share

4%

16

%,

Va

*27%

of

39%

41

♦
i«.

.

2

27 3<

79%

0%

G%

*77',4

*12%

•

«l

27%

*27

27%

27

&i,'«

,

l

irf

'It!'

.

4:'

4

4 4a

4%

1*4

4%

*4

Basis

Lowest

Shares

4%

4%
39%

40

On

EXCHANGE

share

X per

Range Since January

STOCK

YORK

NEW

the Week

39%

4%

29%

4%

4%

*15% /15%

15%

Dec. 18

share

per

39%

39%

i r>1 i

•

X

share

per

Sales for

Priday

<

Dec. 17

4%

4%

4%

4

$

share

per

STOCKS
Thursday

Dec. 10

IS

Dec.

Dec. 14

Dec. l'i

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday

Saturday

RECORD

SALE PRICES

HIGH

AND

2199

& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

THE COMMERCIAL

Number 4135

Volume 156

120

Jan

t Unit of trading

if Called for redemption,

—

Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange

Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange

f,

Weekly and Yearly
Stocks

Railroad

Week Ended Dec. 18,1942

Number of

-

United States;

Total

and Mi seel.

Stocks,

Government

Bond

Shares

Saturday,.-

W«+4Mf

'

906,200

$4,456,500

6,554,000

2,500

8,326,000

587,000

5,300'

7,140,300
8,918,300

8,118,000

385,000

1,000

8,504,000

x

Thursday,
Friday

——

$3,073,000

$75,000

$52,067,600

/

1,088,284

10,376,900

$48,919,000

137,940

676,000

40,000

149,365

833,000

s—

1-—

$399,000

14,000

152,035

10,000

562,000

Jan. 1 to Dec. 18

Week Ended Dec. 18

Stocks—No.

of

shares—

1942

1941.

;

-

•

.

843,000

226,995

8,000

891,000

1,065,000

29,000

1,094,000

936,080

_L

Total

883,000

197,810

Thursday
Friday-.

$4,396,000

$109,000

Stocks—No. of shares—

5,023,719

6,773,312

116,848,060

$273,000

"$6,459,050

$19,004i000

3,073,000

3,138,000

119,427,000
2,102,847,100

157,272,000
1,856,261,000

Government—:.

Foreign—
Railroad

&

Foreign corporate

842,766,000 $2,228,733,150 $2,032,537,000

Total———L

industrial.—

48,919,000

Total

$52,067,000

39,355,000.

Domestic

$4,396,000

——

109 000

Foreign government

——
—

Below are the daily closing,

listed

on

averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
*

$4,509,000

'

;

•

30

-

20

15

Indus¬

Rail¬

Utili¬

trials

roads

ties

Total
65

Stocks

Second

10

First

Indus¬

Grade

Grade

trials

Rails

Rails

10
Utili¬
ties

Total

.

$%s—

40

t%S

Bonds

Feb

2s

Mar

—

Apr

100.2
99.26

15, 1945

-

2s

100.4
99.28

12—^—

115.82

26.16

13.78

38.24

106.35

91.90

51.26

109.86

b0.70
b0.70
100.11

1, 1943

1,1943
I, 1943

0.55^

0.55%
100.15

89.84

December

14

115.83

26.03

13.93

38.23

106.11

91.92

51.45

109.89

89.84

51.49

109.88

89.88

51.95

109.85

90.01

December

15——

Decemebr

16—

December

17_

December

18

116.31
.

'

26.11

14.00

38.38

106.33

91.83

117,06

26.51

14.20

38.73

106.32

91.94

118.68

27.22

14.56

118.97

27.29

14.35




39.41
39.45

106.30
106.29

Federal Land Bank Bonds—
4s

1946-1944:—

4S

1964-1944—

3%S
3s

'

-

92.36
92.24

Mair 10, 1943

—

l%s Jan. 3,

52.53

109.78

90.24

52.46

109.66

90.16

-

3s

Jan.

1,

1956-1946

3s

May 1,

1956-1946

—

—

■

Bid

Ask

100.18

100.22

,

IOOV2—

July 15,1943
Apr 15,1944

tl Vb7o

$1%

Authority—
1%% notes —-—Feb
1,1944
S

100.20

100.9

100.2

100.4

100.21

100.24

105 ^

104 I J.

105^

105%
105%

105%

U S

106

U S Conversion 3s

100.24

100.7

Housing

104}-)

—

1955-1945

1955-1945-1

1944—
3, 1943 at

Reconstruction Finance Corp—

U

December

$241,459,000

Federal Natl Mtge Assn—

Federal Home Loan Banks—

10

10

Date-

$4,874,000 $169,738,500

Call July

Feb

-Bonds—

Stocks

*

$4,755,000 $164,284,500 $231,633,000
68,000
4,726,000
6,704,000
51,000
728,000
3,122,000

Ask

Bid

Commodity Credit Corp—
'•%% ;
L
May
1, 1943
tV/a%

L

—---—

-

f
^

4,000

Obligations Of Governmental Agencies

Stock and Bond Averages
,

31,350,638

Bonds
~

S;

1941

1942

20,680,476

155,912,031

$75,000

Bonds

U.

1,425,985

936,080

———

$4,509,000

$4,000

Jan. I to Dec. 18

1941

1942

-

1941

1942

720,000

$4,000

Week Ended Dec. 18

;

Total

Corporate

$8,000

548.000

;—

."Wednesday

10,734,900

.

$391,000

-

Tuesday

Foreign

Government

Domestic

71,935

^

Monday-

12,313,600

5,000

11,633,600

5,023,719

Total—

1,000

353,000

679,000

1,307,730
—

Saturday—

Value)

Foreign

Shares)

$61,000

f

Bonds (Par

of

Week Ended, Dec. 18, 1942

Sales

Bondsr

584,000

696,270

Wednesday

j ..%

$485,000

684,505

Tuesday—

■>

Bonds

$3,910,500

340,730

Monday

Foreign

Bonds*

(Number

,

106T7tT
107!+

Other

105%

}b

107%

Conversion

Panama

Canal

Issues

3s——1946
-1947
3s
_—1961

,,

,

—,

107%

107.+

109
127

J^7/2
1-8 %

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

2200

Monday, December 21, 1942

am

Bond Record

New York Stock

c<»
FRIDAY

NOTICE—Prices

WEEKLY

-

YEARLY

-

"and

interest"—except for income and defaulted bonds. Cash and deferred delivery sales
the week, and when outside of the regular weekly range are shown in a footnote in the week in which
they occur.
are

The italic letters in the column headed "Interest Period"

BONDS
Stock

New York

Friday

Exchange

Week Ended Dec.

Interest

18

S.

4y4s

Treasury

4s——

Treasury

3%s

.>1944-1954
..1946-1956

J-D

3 Vis—
1943-1945
3%S—__.._.T——>1944-1946

A-O

Trea sury

3 Vis.

_>_„.—>>1946-1949

J-D

1949-1952

J-D

_____1946-1948

J-D

Treasury 3 VaS

>

Treasury 3s__

Treasury

3s„>_>_

Treasury

2%s

Treasury

2%s.

1945-1947

»_

Treasury

2%s_„_

Treasury

2%S—

102.6

Stock

105.20

A Costa

108.14

110.29
108

107.4

Rica

(Rep of)

-

110.28

4%s

110.17

1947

*29%
*29y4.

104.25

*107.4

107.11

107.30

107.2

108.31

108.10

108.15

40

1952

39

1953

40

y4

7s—______ 1951

debt_„

18 %

102 Va

49%

17%

46%

12%

18%

13
'

—-

99% 101

V— '
-

'

1

102% 102%
100

—

;72y4

1953

105 V4

;

107.6

*107.29 107.31
*108.8

106.9

——>.—1958-1963

J-D

*108.11 108.13

108.16

—1960-1965

J-D

*108.30 109

108.16

*104.13 104.15

wks

5Vi s___—

1945

73%
—

368

102% 115

32

§ADenmark 20-year extl 6s__
1942
External gold 5Vis_—
—>1955

33

15

35

*25

33

20

20

50

42

29

49

33

20%

55

* 43

18

22%

50

63

73%

53Vi

105.25

Treasury 2 y2s——

1945

Treasury 2 Vis

J-D

1948

M-S

External gold 4Vis

107.7

103%

68% 83
100% 107

,

*107Vi 109

(Rep of) 8s ser A_1951
ASinking fund 8s series B____^_1952

110.18

104.21

A Public

A Czechoslovakia

30

18%

40

102 Vi 102%

—_—1977

31

31

:

40 ya

18

29%

25%
25%

42

*100%

High

25%
'.

109.25

109.31

external

Low

7

32

—1947

January 1

No.

—

*29%

Range Since

Sold

High

_„1940

Sinking fund 5yas_

109.5

■

Bonds

Sale Price Bid & Asked

(Republic of) 5s of 1904—„1944
External 5s of 1914 series A
1949
External loan 4Vis
1949

107.29

*104.25 104.27

M-S

Week's Range
or Friday's

Last

Period

Cuba

109.14

109.3

Interest

18

of

.

Friday

Exchange

ASinking fund 7s of 1926
ASinking fund 7s of 1927
Copenhagen (City) 5s
25-year gold 4%s—

107.3

*106.20 106.22

:

.f'

,

104.20

103.10

102.7

*109.31 110.2

J-D

1956-1959

»_

104

*109.1

:

M-S

1951-1954

Treasury 2%s

110.8

101.29

*110.10 110.12

M-S

>—1948-1951

»___

108.30

*101.14 101.16

103.10 103.10

•_L

range, unless they are the only transactions
sales in computing the range for the year.

Low

108.27

*102.5

-week's
such
.

High

106.8

106.9

el06.30 el06.30

».

,

M-S

2%s

—

.?

.

M-S

1955-1960

.

2%s

Treasury
Treasury

:

the

.

Week Ended Dec.

116.2

A-O

—1951-1955

;

in

is taken of

account

New York

1

114.14

*106.7

.1

M-S

Trea nry

try

Low

*113.30 114

...

J-D

'

No.

High

January

-*108.16 108.18

A-O

—1943-1947

_„>

No

AColombia Mtge Bank"6y2s___
1947-1952

_>

Treasury 3%s

disregarded

are

mature.

Range Since

Sold

Government

Treasury

Trei

bonds

BONDS
Bonds

Friday's

or

Sale Price Bid & Asked
Low

U.

the

Week's Range

Last

Period

indicate in each case the month when

Exchange

146%

1962

40

58

*106.13 106.15

106.17

Treasury

2Vis—__>»..—_i_>1949-1953

J-D

*105.29 105.31

105.24

106.23

1940

Treasury

2%s_

59

M-S

*106.9

106

107.2

§A2d series sink

5y2s__—1940

Treasury

2Vis———_>>1952-1954

M-S

103.6

104.6

61

*103.15 103.17

71 Vi

Customs Admin 5y2s 2d series—1961
5%s 1st series__>
.»_____>__1969

63

73%

——

1950-1952

Treasury 2 %s_—_

106.11

1956-1958

M-S

—1962-1967

Treasury 2y2s *,1—

J-D

*100

100.2

J-D

*100

fund

1942

74%

71

100.2

Treasury

2 y2s >,.——1963-1968

Treasury

2y2s

»».

SADominican Rep Cust Ad 5%s
§Alst series 5Vis of 1926

1967-1972

_

102.18

100.22

100

56

100.13 100.17

M-S

103.14

100.2

102.27 102.27

101.17

A El

AEstonia

:

<

5%s 2d series—

;

Gl%

Salvador 8s ctfs of dep_—>1948

Treasury

2%s_—>

Treasury

2 y4s

1952-1955

Treasury

2y4s

——1954-1956

J-D

1947

J-D

Mar 15 1948-1950

M-S

*101.6

101

102

Dec

J-D

*103.19 103.21

103.27

*100.15 100.17

100.9

101.5

M-S

*100.11 100.13

100.11

100.20

A7s

part

J-D

*100.9

100.11

100.4

100.6

A6s

part

M-S

*100.5

100.7

100.2
100

100.22

18

8

»

18

6

18

100.5

100

70

104.24

J-J

73%

65

1969

—_—

—1951-1953

-

Treasury 2s—
Treasury

2s

Treasury

_>„

2s

>

.

Treasury 2s__
Treasury

15 1948-1950

Jun 15 1949-1951

Sept 15

2s___■>,

Treasury 2s>_

1949-1951

Dec. 15, 1949-1951

Treasury 2s—

,.__»>>1950-1952

Treasury

2s__:

Treasury

2s

Federal

3s

—1953-1955

>

Farm

3%S

1951-1955

Mortgage Corp—

>

series A

IVis

——1944-1952

series

*104.22 104.24

103.27

105.21

Finland

*103.27 103.29

104.5

104.27

French Republic 7s
7s

J-D

101.8

100

:>_1945-1947

M

(Republic)

Transit

3%

York

Unification

Foreign

6s__>>>>___>_>_1948

—.1947

103.6

103.4

104.25

M-N

*103.2

100.4

103.1

4s_>_>1968

*101.6

101.8

101.10

101.10

J-D

103 Vi 104

103%

A-O

57.

14%

1945

f 5s»

—I960

7s_» 1957

AMedellin

14%
14%

*14%
14%

J-J

1948

eonv

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1970

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page




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1977

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14

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1943

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115

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1948

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1960

.

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98

101 Va
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44

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53

98

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119 f

122

Deferred
in

delivery sale not

the year's

range,

noVincluded in the year's

q

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range.:

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1

§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
pound unit of bonds.

Accrued interest

JCompanies reported

as

tThe price represented is the dollar quotation per 200payable at the exchange rate of $4.8484.

being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
such companies.

the Bankiuptcy Act, or securities assumed by

•Friday's bid and asked price.
ABonds selling flat.

'i

110% 114

M-S

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deb .3%—_

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102% 105

M-S

1949

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1944
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,

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70%

1959
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27%

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1974

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94%

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93%

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94%

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Wilson & Co

72

92

1951
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241

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__

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22%

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46% '56%

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24

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68%

_

49%

1956

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54%

72%

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67

50%

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;

310

72%

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56%

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1949

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1980

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33

98

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1943
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1945

14%

15

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1963

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1976

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67

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1977

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—1974

1st 4s

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BONDS
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Friday's

Sale Price Bid & Asked

No sales transacted during current week,

,

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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

Number .4135

Volume 156

NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE

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AND

WEEKLY
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In

a

list

extensive

following

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«

•

Stainless

Barlow

&

Basic

Seelig

Refractories

Baumann—See
^Beau

Nov

$6

Corp

Carrier

1%

Nov

Carter

(JW)

Apr

9%

Nov

Casco

89

A
Inc

__

Dec

Catalin

13

Jan

$1.50

Beech

Inc..

Aug

Central

Va

Feb

Central

-i& %

%

!:•"<

Oct

Jan

22

l

Sep

Aircraft

.

4% July

,

Oct

Jan

4%
%

Aug

#

7
3

Jan

Childs Co

common—.:

3%

1

yoo

3%

3%

--B Jan

;i6%

Feb

May

4!

$6
60c

Dec

Nov,i

:36%

Nov

Apr

5%

Sep

.

$6

!._•

preferred
;
Berkey & Gay Furniture...!

!__•

Bickfords Inc .common

!__•

Hedges

Convertible

$2.50

.1 "

Bliss

$3

(E W)
optional

For

%

_t

common

;

convertible

footnotes

see

preferred...*

page £209.




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,

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"
"

10

28%

Dec

Jan

Jun

4%

Jan

27% Dec

33%

Jan

Feb

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Oct

%' Aug

1%

'

•

6% May

9%

Dec

3%

7%

Jan

—•.

10%

9%

%

' "%

39%

38'%

...

"

& L $7

preferred

preferred...
,—
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*
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80

Oct

8,800
950

%

Jan

%

Jan

14%

Oct

Apr

4%

Apr

35%

Dec

Sep

42

Oct

15 Vr

Jan

Sep

91%

Jan

8% Mar

12 V«

Jan

5% Aug
61 %

13

Feb

200

% Aug

%

Dec

600

%

%

Dec

Jan

100
:

3%

i«,

A

Jan

2 Va

Apr

Co

Controller

.Claude

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900

A July
3%

.

lVa

Dec

1% July
2

Jan

Apr

19

Oct

Jun

77%

Jun

15%

Mar

100

2%

300

Jan

22%

Dec

2% Jan

3 Va

Nov

2% Mar

22%

22

2%

:

—

2% Aug

121

May

10%

10%

175

39%'

9%

375

8V2

Jan

xl9% May

36%

38

105

Nov
Feb

20
6

35% May

Apr

42

%

,

Apr
Jan

10

99" ;
90

Apr

111%

Apr

103%

6,600

4%

Feb

8%

Dec

Mar

674

Nov

•'

105

Oct

%
12

Oct

5%
:

134%

Mar

3,700

"a

8%

6

Jan
Jan

Jan

7%

Dec

2% May
5% Oct

3%

Jan

7%

Jan

4%
2%

6%

1,900

6%

2%

—

500
20

llO'A 110%

90

Apr

110%

220

87.

200

Dec

87

Dec

Jan

8

Jan

85% May

85%

87

107

72% May
7

■,,.7%

*"/«

700

Va

Dec

;• 7%

8%

2,600

7%

Dec

13

:

/w A
' *"• 8
4

7%

"%

—

4

300

2%. Mar

4

300

3%

3%

.; 4%

—

v.

Jan

%

Jan

Apr
Dec

Jan

4%

Jan

6% May

4%

10%

Jan

'78%

—

78%

100

70% Apr

83

Jan

62 %

65

300

47

Apr

65

Dec

225

X4% Feb

6

Jan

.

65
5%

Club

Dec

Aluminum

Plow

Cockshutt

:'

Cohn

&

Co

a

.Yff
*:

3^

T

50%

1,700

4%

8tf

77 •'

200

■

V

a75 ■'« a75
4.

4%

•

;

:■/-

Sep

.4 %

27

Apr

10

;

.

28%

1XV2

300

;.%

12%

%

3%
.

*

11

4,100
21

6%

Apr

Jan

7%

Dec

1%

100

% Mar

:i%

Dec

3%

Nov
NOV

1

May

1,420

Commonwealth
Community

Jan
Jan

Conn

Gas

39

Sep

Conn

Telephone & Electric

117

Mar

Mar

34

Jun

34

Jun

36

Sep

.

%

%

Nov
Dec

warrants—

10

Aug

8% Aug

Southern

&

Biscuit

5%

Dec

8

Jan

'2%

Apr

5

Jan

Consol G E L P Bait common

9%

Dec

16%

Jan

iV Feb

IVb

Nov

Mar

40 %

Dec

27

Co——

'

%

25,200

14%

950

%

4,500

1/128 1/128

12
14

Jap

72%

Jan

Sep

34

Jan

Apr
Mar

13

A

*1% Jan
Nov

7%

7%

1,050

..1

2%

2%

2%

5,200

1

<-1
—•

2%

2%

2%

800

57%

2,000

18

Jan

A

Apr
Oct

7

7%

2%

Dec

1/256 Mar

1,200

32

Jan

9% Mar

3a

Coke Smir common

Corp

25%

22

.

14%

Public

Consolidated

>

25%
1«
1/128

Service.—25
Community Water Service.
—1
Compo Shoe Machinery—
V t c extended to 1946..:——.....1

101

37%

&

Apr

2%
4%

15%

1

49%

4 % Aug
7%

Mar

49%

4%
1%

\,

% Mar

650

Oct

Sep

Jan

2

1,600

Nov

Jan

Sep

1%

4%

Feb
Mar

35

:i%

51

Fire

Mar

%
5

3%

6 % May

Fuel & Iron

15

4%

52%

11%

Nov

500

600

22%

Jun

Jan

6% Mar

900

1,500

Apr

1%

Jan

4%

7%.

1%

Patent

82%

Jun

July

5%

4%

Colt's

Jan

Sep

l'A

Colorado

Feb

Jan

Va Apr

3%

6% May

4% Feb

Dec

52,

7

•

21

\

4%
82%

Apr

4%
...

1%

Development ordinary
Colonial Airlines
!-,

Feb

Sep

4% Nov
1,000

31

55

Dec

Apr

.40
6

/

Feb

3%

Apr

2%
40

1,100

.14

2% May

40

common—

Rosenberger Inc.—

67/e

Jan

Mar

,28%

;

a75

850

12,800

54%

4%

sa

100

8%

7%

':

77

•

Utensil'Co

■
i

a
.10

Mfg—
• -; —
Cleveland
Electric Illuminating—30%
Cleveland Tractor common—.:
5%
Clinchfield Coal Corp
lOd
7%
& Lambert

5%

5%

A
8
3%

—-1
4

Lights Inc...

Neon

1
warrants
Arms—!
25
Columbia Gas & Elec 5ft preferred.100
Columbia Oil & Gas———
1

25
3,100

% Aug

Sep

100
100

%

77%

'
1 !'

8%

"7,400

-

Nov

2

Oct

May

18

Auto

Dec

""* 4,500
39%
550
1

1%

.

$6

Jan

__

.

Nov

Aug

3,000

"1%

1%

* v '

6

■

__

10% ~

Dec

10

Colon

50

•

13

7/« Mar

NOV

2V8
3

100

37%
—

'

*

35%
%

10

„

"

—l

i!__l

3%

37'A

"

Ridge Corp common.——

.

114

35%
" %

...

preferred.

Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach Co com..•
Blauner's common
Blue

17%

__•
__

Oct

6%

9%

3

3%

*
54%
* '7 :~•

preferred
preferred B
preferred BB

Cities Service

City

30

114

—

Nov

Jun

.5.

10

Cities Service common

50
3,000
1,000
10

22%
9'%

Jan

14

.

1%

TS

1

3%

22%
9
3%

3IVb

•'/

12 Va

\k

.

—100

preferred

500

9%

Jun
Mar

Jan

100

10%'

9%

%

common

Consolidated Mining..

Chief

Oct
Dec

2% Mar

.,...

22 V*

Oct

Feb

%

^i-!..._ 10 '
5
25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co—
5
Chicago Rivet & Mach—
4
Corp

Jan

19%

■

2% May

13

1,300

;__20

common..

&

4%

.^__l

Jan

Nov

'•1%

iy

Co—5

Charis

Nov

-12% May

100

l

7%

Bell Tel of Canada...—
Benson

9%

200
1,000

-1

6%

Feb

14 %

11% Aug

Cherry-Burrell common—....!_
Chesebrough Mfg
:!

.% Mar

6,200
350

2%

3%

„

55 Va

1%

79%

77

9%

2%

._!_^,_—1

Aircraft Co

Chamberlin Metal Weather Strip

Feb

.35%

5

4,300

29

7%

convertible preferred.

Aircraft Corp

Bellanca

<;:i

9%

10%
78

& Elec

Gas

Nov

67

109%

Jan

.

3

4,900
200
300

.,

Mar

Mar

V 3

200

100

..10

%

Jun

Nov

7%

36 %

8%

com
•
preferred.100
New York Power 5ft pfd—100
Ohio Steel Products
1
Power & Light 7ft
pfd.__.100
& South West Utilities...—50c

Central

3%

y

commonlt.

of America

Corp

Nov

82

...

2,500

.

3%

„

% July
40

Dec

8%

Hudson

9%

!

..

1

!

"Ludwig"

Mills Inc

_5

common

Jan

1,100

5%

36'A

Maine Power 7ft

3"%
•%

%

__i

Co common.

Central

250

2%

Apr

3Va

Jun

4 Vg

1

Products.

Central

15%

28
••

Feb

60

Jan

11%

1
1
*

common

Apr

Clayton

-

2%

Jan

1%

100

*

1%

y.-'

Mfg—

Brummell Ties

Beaunit
•

Steel—L

convertible

$1.20

29

l

Jan
Dec

500

1%

900

preferred—

103% Jan

Apr

Nov

500
200

2%

30

1%

46

Carolina Power &

'•

common..}...

7ft
preferred
Baldwin Rubber Co commofL;
Barium

•

,s

175

12

4%

5%

Jan

..

Nov

:•>

% /
5%
16%

19

8%
21

JA Mar
1%

——

6

3%
3%

17%

Dec

May

100

45%

12

9

!■.

18%

3

Oct

8

♦
Light $7 preferred..*

common

4%

,f

•

Nov

...6% Jun

Carnation Co

Clark

.1

Babcock k Wilcox Co

Dec

10%

10

Dec

<

■

,

11%

x30%

-T.
*
A—T!_——•
—iT.
•

Jan

19

•'

class

Jan

—.1
■'

Co

Jun

com__10

Collieries.!.

-

7

11

Products

City

4%

3%
3%

<

1,000

100

3%

15%

3%

2%
•%

...—..1

Class B

Central

2%

.

•

-_r

Patoka

-

__

5

& Sons common—...

Axton-Fisher

5%
15%

__

•
...1

preferred

1

1,000

"2
42

1%

,

75% Aug

60%

3%.
28%

Jan

May

4%

52

*

preferred

7ft

2%

ti Jan

..."
voting—

Canadian Marconi

3%

6%

j'.,"
%

Products

Avery

27

1

—

1

common.:.

Corp

Automatic

3%

__

.

Canadian Industries Ltd—

! v/2%

11% July

,

_l

Atlas. Corp warrants

i

.

1%

2

*2%

—*

voting

-''..'Class A

Jun

106

^.50

5,100

25

participating preferred
Industrial Alcohol—

7ft

Dec

2%

f

7% July

—

1

Co..„i

3%

%

Canadian

Oct

a?

-U Sep

100

Fisheries...^

Atlantic

•

pfd—100

3%

Jun

A

19

50o
50c
Calamba Sugar Estate
—..._—20
California Electric Power.
10
Caiuie
rUugSteu
L-uip—1.
i
Camden Fire Insurance Assn.—
5
Canada Cement Co Ltd 6 % ft pfd—100
Canadian Car & Foundry Ltd—

Jan

91%

•. ,.:v

1

RR Co

300

certificates

trust

Voting

Cessna

Atlanta Gas

8,100

8'A

Products common

Cable Electric

6V2

Associated Tel & Tel class A

Sep
Nov

—

700

"

11%

Hill

300

,

10%
-7%

preferred
25
preferred
•
& Sullivan
2.50
Burco Inc $3 preferred
•
Burma Corp Am dep rets—
Burry Biscuit Corp.— ____——12 %c
$5

Nov

.y

390
4,500
10,300
500
130

—

11%
:.8%

$1.60

Bunker

1%

,

5%
4%
»

„

.

A

3%

900

& East Power—

Niagara

2% Mar

—.*

%

50

Line

Pipe

2,

2%

;

2,400
1,000
>

Jan

2%

Apr

22,900
650

,

%

1
5
.*

Co common

Co common
Bruck Silk Mills Ltd

Feb

.61 % Mar

.

iV Jan

'

.

Dec

1% Mar

..

.Jan

A

Aug

May

8%

Sep

A May
1 % May

1,000

••

Nov

-39

1%
1%

'

Nov

31

200

1%.
x8%
95%

7%

Jan

3%

24V'2 May

100
3,200
400

2

3%

-

Dec

20% Jan

v

1 % May

:

£1

Associated Laundries of America

^

82% Mar

700

..

Industries—

Apr

•

July

y

10%

...

__

__

.

Nov

36

July

4,900

89

.89

•

rects reg__i_.

dep

1%

1

Canada.

<

%

lV SeP

350

2%

1

...

.

Buffalo

Sep

2%

95

..

5

Refining Co!.

Breweries

Associated

:

Corp—

Equipment

Dec

550
2,200

__

l'A
8%

8%

10
preferred.*
1

1—

Power & Light $7

Art Metal

•Ashland

*

non-voting

preferred

6ft

Arkansas
.

A

class

Common

17%

%

Va

1%
1%

•

Apr

19

2

95%

„

Buckeye

Jan

56%
2%

.t

100

Dec

48

2%

1
•

Fence

Post

17%

40

52
17%

.

2'A
2%

—2

Anchor

Apr-

8,000
200

>r:.

—

...i..

$6 series preferred

Bruce

Jan

-•

5%

Mar

•

Brown Rubber

Feb

41 Va

12%
25%

-,V

A
56%
2J%

American Superpower Corp common..*

:

Oct

6%

28% May

%
19

<48
5'A
5%
;2

•
..10
...2

80%

Jan

35

81

A
19

*

.

81

—

1

Co...'i

Potash & Chemickl
Republics—

American

;

Jan

4%

400
1,900
125

—

...100

Jan

4

21

V

34

Dec

—

Mach—1
20
American Light & Trac common..i_25
6ft
preferred—J.—
Li-Ls
25
American Mfg Co common!;.-.
100

Dec

"%

—*
.1

preferred

Feb

7%

95'A
3
29%

2%
.28%

22

1

preferred

A

Va

12% >!-'■
300
19%■>■'•• 15,800

13%

—

$6

common—!

Forman Distillers

Brown

11%

550
1,600

- -

12%.

Preferred

Nov

600

—•

-

Class

Nov

%

//W

37%
Va

50

,

10s

dep rets ord reg
Fence & Wire

Brown

July

94
;

—

5%

Feb

%

12%
18%

•

Laundry

Jan

3%

ord reg———
Ltd—

rets

Celanese

Amer

Dec

24% May

Sep

';

13%

American

%

/« Apr
19

dep

Am

British

Nov

v

%

Dec

22

£1
£1

dep rects ord bearer—.

Am

Sep
Dec

104

Jan

90 Va

__

16%

—25

Rubber Co.1

Hard

Sep

2,120

19%

American

'•7.
89%

Apr

65 Va

1,700

15%

47

Tobacco—

May

7

95%3

A

American

6"A

12%

General

Class

American

40
1,100

A

May

•
—*
♦

common....

British

50

4%-av

33

5% May

a—100

preferred
Mfg Co

British

*•

;

7ft

Dec

300

14%
'14%
A

B

Class

Jan

--

-

50

22

•
———-?

Dec

11%

36%
Va

10

Electric—

&

Dec

—

■

Dec

46

100
A

12%

•

preferred

4% ft

American

Dec

24%

3 Va

46

—•

Machine
class

Corp

107%

—

37%

—__i_—100
Corp common
10c
$2 convertible preferred.!
......1
$2.50 convertible preferred
1

Gas

•'American

25%

6 Va

100

♦

Preferred
Brill

114%

.

•

common

Sep

May

Bridgeport

Dec

12

5%

Foreign Power warrants

.;<•'

1%

17

11%

15%
%

25

!JL—-

-

Jan

High

Sep

1% Mar

3

'

Dec

Apr

VV

21

-A

r

—

'

:.w.

3%

800

Central

A

Jan

3 % May

Aeronautical

Bridgeport Gas Light Co_._i—ii,

Low
4

6%

200

3

1

common

99% May

prior

Class

'97

Jan

•%

.

i

Feb

Sep

Corp

Brewster

Mar

% May

1,150

—

21
4%

preferred
_i_
.*
--r;:'
Mfg—i——
1
6%
'American Cities Power & Light—
V-'/ ■'
Convertible
class A
_i_
—25
15%
$5.50

83
107

■

preferred

American

Jun

Sep

Breeze

Lgt & Pwr

Traction

Brazilian

iV Jan
1% Aug

73

preferred

78%

:

.

89%

102% 102'A

.10c

,

Nov

2d

2,300
400

,

:

B

class

Common

$5

Range Since January 1

High

6

100
*
•
1

;

2,300

-

Capital class A common—10c

American

S3

.

>.'•

common..

Dec

Low

•

common

1st preferred

Brillo

107Va

7->; 82%

.100

Co

25%

20

107%

-

88

...—100
!i—1

Board

7%

100

—

.A

Co

Bowman-Biltmore

Oct

89

950

12% 12%
'!_'■:/!;/•vw_

common'!

t

Book

Bourjois

Sep

2

2%

1%

105

•

Beverage

American

Feb

2'A

% May

10
80

25%

102

•

Inc

8%

•1/64

—'

1%

105%

Borne Scrymser Co

Jan

1,500

3%,'

Shares

•
•
100
25
•

1st preferred

Dec

400
-

—.

.

107%

common...

preferred

American

:

•

common..—,

Ltd

400

19% July

22

1%

..—100
;
•

_i
Mfg.....'.

preferred

Aluminum

25%
—

!__.

Aluminum Co common

6%

IS May

- •

for Week

Par

•

Co common

3%

•

—

3'A

33/a

25

(Mich)

Dec

79

——-'

"

i*
*
10

common

conv

6%

200

V/n
1%
73% 73%
101% 102%

";

.1

Inc common—.

Investment

Alliance

Jan

600
800

18

& Co

(S)

(H C)

1%

22%

1%

Appliance...
3
Southern—!
—50
$7 preferred—.—*
———-*

Electric

Air-Way
Alabama

Oct

1%
25'A

1%

.2

10

7ft

5%

4

z•

.....

Bohack

Jun

6Va
47/a

x4%

1%

Blumenthal

4%

OV-i;

v

—

Feb
Nov

—

300

Dec.

.

22%

Dec
Mar

Ended

:

21

16

200

4%

Sales

Range
of Prices

Friday

Exchange

Curb

York

Week

High

Low

—

4%

.

5%

2

preferred—,_!

Convertible

Alles

•

.

_L

common

New

Range Since January 1

Shares

16%

*

—

—

1—

5
1
Accessories Corp..—50c

Aircraft
Air

1

;

B

16

Week's

Last

Sale Price

stocks

Sales
for Week

20

16%

10

-

« ,

It is compiled entirely from the daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is in¬
ings have occurred during the current year.
; ;

(Dec. 18, 1942).

Hi ah

Low

Par

..

Ainsworth Mfg common
Air Associates Inc (N J)

■'.

■

Supply Mfg class A—

Class

Last
Sale Price

i8

Dec.

• , ,

complete record of the transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on

furnish a

Week's
Range
of Prices

Friday

Exchange

Curb

York

New

v

week, and when selling outside the regular weekly range are shown

whether stock or bond, in which any deal

tended to include every security,

V.

we

and ending the present; Friday

Saturday Dec.' 12,

RECORD

YEARLY

disregarded in the week's range unless they are the only transactions of the
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.

and deferred delivery sales are
footnote in the week in which they occur.

NOTICE~Cash

Jun

%

Sep

Jan

3V8

Dec

7/s

Jun

2%

Oct

57 %

Dee

—

series B preferred
..100
preferred series C
100
Consolidated Gas Utilities...——x—1

55

57

4%ft

*

4ft

102

—

—

110

110

30

102

103

80

,

-

1%

1%

1,000

39% Mar

Apr

115

Oct

96% Mar

104

Aug

106%
1%

Jan

2 Vb

Dec

I i

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL

2206

CHRONICLE

Monday, December 21, 1942

NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Friday

STOCKS

Curb

York

New

Last

IK

Dec.

Range

Shares

Low

Consolidated

Steel

1

..10

—.

"3%

Va

3%

1 Va

6V4

General

Outdoor Adv 6 %

3

Mar

4%.

Dec

General

Public

Dec

July

General

800

Va

Jan

1%

Jun

7'A

Oct

$6

x74

10%

Continental Roll & Steel—.—, ,.-1

Cooper-Bessemer

»

:

8Va

common

"4%

•

Range Co.—.——
Cornucopia Gold Mines————
Corroon & Reynolds—i
—.

preferred

75/#

Jan

123

50

7%

Jan

10Va

6%

~4%

Apr

Jan

39%

78 V4:

82%

-

%

Dec

Gilbert

Dec

Jan

1
84

Sep

Glen

12

.12

Godchaux

Oct

6

Va

Jun

3A

Jan

16%

Gilchrist

Jan

Petroleum

Creole

Brewing

2

...5

Electric

16%

15%

_•

i

_!

Crocker, Wheeler
Croft

Alden

$7

receipts (ord reg). _£1

dep

10%

10%

III'

Co.-——

7

•

ft

:

4% Nov

16%

.ua

■

Mar

.

6,900

11%

Apr

19

3,900

4l/»

Jun

10%

Petrol

Cent

Crown

,2,100

ft/

•

-A

Jan

A. Nov

convertible

6%

Crystal Oil Refining
$6 preferred

.

Sugar

Cuban

Tobacco

common

Curtis

Lighting

Inc

Curtis Mfg Co

%

Sep

3 Va

4%

""%

Jan

i,'

Gray

Sep

Sugars class A.-:

10%

Jun

1%

100

1%

Jun
Nov

Feb

% Mar

.

—

Rubber Mfg———

Dayton
,

5
*

%
9

Aug

Mfg

&

7%

Apr

Class A convertible^

;

Dennison Mfg
$6

class A common...

1st

1

% May

10

York

New

Northern

Grocery

Oct

8%

May
Feb

15

12%

550

Jan

13

-J';\

—

1

300

convertible

preferred—

Gasket

Detroit

&

_■

Stores

Gulf

States

Iron

Detroit

Mich

Stove

Detroit

Steel

Products..:

De Vilbiss
Diamond

Co

Foundry
Co- common

2 Va Mar

Electric

Oct

Hartford

Rayon

Harvard

Dobeckmun

Co

"i"

Bridge Co Ltd..,

Dominion

Steel

Draper

Corp

5Vt
6f»

*

57

*

r

3%

57

Duro

Hosiery

—.

Test

B

Corp common

Duval Texas

"in :bb

;.l

...

Sulphur

_b

~2 fa

_•

18

9

8 '/a

Itf
9

Helena

29% July
10V4 Mar
5 %

19

52

50

m

"2%

Nov

X6

July

62 7t

b"

:

Hecla

15

Eagle

i

Lead——

Picher

6'i

Fuel Assoc

7%

__10

Aug

1.

Co

preferred—.,

Eastern

Malleable

Eastern

States

b.,

67

44

preferred series A_—

18%

17%

18%

preferred series B—

70

$5

Preferred

v

Washing

Machine

t

Jan

1

Mar

Feb

9

Dec

6% Aug

3

32%

-;

<3

■

Electric

Bond

&

Share

$5

preferred.!

,„b

$6

preferred.

Electric

Power

Option

5

common

&

Mfg

Border's

7%

preferred.
preferred.

8 %

preferred

Equity

Corp

A

Esquire

%

&

50

9%

Sep

17

-

Co

Sep

17

M__

G

Ci

Co

210

32

Dec

1,200

33

2

Jan

3 %

Fairchild

12'/a

Jan

105% 105%

20

02%

Apr

109

Jan

2% May

4

b4%'

V

~2

t

%

Jan

Illinois

Jan

5 %

6%

Nov

Div

6V4

%'

1/8:

;bb:

6

22%

4%

4%

Z:

500

ua

100

6

5/64

Apr

4V2

,

125

23%
5 %

Apr

9
28

Jan

4% May

•

fi Jan

fa

1

20%

1
—50

'"if

%
20

2%

Apr

159%

Sep

Apr

Nov

6

Nov

A

Apr

%

13%

Jun

21V4

2%

1,600

2

100

Sep

25

10,600

23 Va

23

168%

Apr
Jan

750

iV
21

2%

--

b'/b

b"-b

l

•'

; I

Oct
Nov

5

10c

•

Jan

150%
155 %

18%

5
;

81

Jan

82

10

stock..__*

.

5%

Mar

89

19

May
Jan,

2'/a

&

1

Airplane—,

&

ord

reg

7%

1,600

1%

Apr

2%

Dec

1st

Iowa

arrear

Zinc

-.

..

A

non-voting—

B

voting..,

Worth

Stock

Foundation

Indus

:

1%

1%

7,500

4

4

b'b'Vv)

Imperial
Am

$3
4%

Apr

6%

1

■

;

4

18%

1%

300
800

; 14% May
1 % Dec

20%

1%

50

25% Mar

31%

Oct

37/# May

6%

Jan

>

30

.

4%

9,100

6%

650

22

''71

6%

9%

10

7% Aug

10

70%

r

20

1,300
2,600

Jun

300

9%

400

65

Jan
Jan

Jan

24

3% Mar

Jan
Jan

%

6

Nov

11%

Feb

88%

Jan

17%

Jan

Oct
Oct

12% July

,

80%

2%

...»

5

7%

Oct

Jan

"

29

24%

25%

Apr

16% "Dec

Jan

12

27% Mar

20

2%

24%

Jan

"31%

Sep

3

Aug

Jun

21%

150

Jun

27 Va

Jan

112

Apr

15

107% Aug
12 Va
61

~

59%

,

2%

61%

2%
'•

3.

4%

" Jan

8 Va

900

-

h

62

4% Dec

Ocfr-

5%

Aug

6

8%

Jan
Mar

200

%

Feb

ft

200

ya

8 Va

2%

100

:J

-

46% Mar

2,900

4%

'Aug

4%

Jan

9:%

65-

i 3%

3%

800

%

3,500

23%

25%

1,500

2%

4,700

2

Feb ;

Sep
b'Dec

% Aug
Jun

'lo.————-•

Pow(rr

prexerred.

50

25%

<•2%

,2

x

3%

Dec

I fa

fi May

•

•

Nov

Apr

25%

Dec

1 Mar

2%

Dec

13%

Jan

16%
1

—*

9

May

.

b 2% Mar

£1

—

8%

8>A

8%

5,300

5%

8%

8%

8%

1,200

6

3%

Jan

•
5
&

Jan

Oct

8%

Dec

8%

Dec

9

83-

9%

Jun

2%

Jan

7%

Jan

5% Mar

400

Sep

May

250

"

3%
44 %
68

Sep

Nov

9 %

Nov

5

Jan

Co

2 fa

5%

5%

92%

310

19%

20

...

5

common

.1

preferred..—--15

Jan
Jan

3

1%

2,600

Feb

3

Nov

15%

16 Va

1,900

10

Jan

16%

Oct

16 Va

16%

75

11

Jan

16%

Dec

8

„'

May

1

Va Dec

17

*

preferred

100

bf-b

Nov

15 '/a

—

"2%
12

10%

Feb

~2%

1

700

Jun
Jan

2% Nov
20

Nov

18

July

2%

-

11%
'

..

100

12

1,300

8

Mar

12

32%

75

25

Mar

35%

45

4—,

20

32

"

12.

20

11 '

-

1

stock

common

Industrial Finance

t

v

c

Mfg Co common

5%

Nov

Apr

86%

Dec

j;

b

Jan

Apr

26

Oct

12

60

107 %

12

20

common..—1

Apr

26

%

Oct

1 Va

Co

of

Vb Mar

300

"8

13%
70 b

North America.—.10

13%

125

7%

68'A

.—100

preferred

77*

70 %

600

55%
10

Machine—.——,J*

Cigar

Hydro Electric$3.50 series
————60

2%

Inc.....—-1

1%

Industries

International

Metal

International

Registered
International

Industries

Petroleum

coupon

2Vs

13

shs__*

July

Feb

17% Aug

Apr

77%

Jan

13

Jan

Aug

■"/•

12 fa

5fs

..*

13 Va

13

45

50

40

Mar

50

8V4 Mar

200

18% May

Safety

International

Utility class A—

$1.75

3%

12

"S8 ■""%

1

Feb

1%

Nov

8

Dec

8% Mar

13%

Oct

200

9

Jan

13%

Nov

300

4

Jan

6

Nov

preferred.:

Interstate

!

Power

Royalty..'

Iron Fireman

.

,k"

28

r

3 Va s-

3Ve

' -

"l

•

July
;-ia

150
400

3%

6

-

1

3%

;

Apr

Feb

Oct

8%

Mar

23

% May

;

Jan

13%

7 'A

:7%

7%

900

,1C%
7%

Vtf

>k

300

A

2%

1,800

1%

Jan

•!i!

•

Sep

Oct

A

■:

-

,775

15

Jan

Oct

July

1 % Nov
% July

Dec

14

Oct

10

31

13%'
,

Aug
Feb

Aug

300

b-

%

22% May
3% Nov
15

1V«

•'/>/•%

V; A Feb

1■
"

Italian Superpower

7%

•'b';

"lVa

Mfg voting trust-ctfs—*-

Irving Air Chute.—i_

:

30%

7Va

•

;

30% '

*
*

Mills.——
$7 preferred—

Hosiery

Interstate

4,600

2

-*

...

400

V.f

.__*

•

Jun

)% Mar
%

Dec

33a

Nov

13«

Jan

Dec

20%

Jan

Feb

Co.—.
—LJ1
Glass'CoJ—.i......
•
5V2% pfd—100
prof erred—Jb__
..100
preferred—/b.-i—.A———100
& Kokenge Co
——A
.*

Oct

Jacobs

Oct

5

61

;*

Jeannette

Aug

52% May

|

Nov

Jan

Apr

■%

%

Razor B

prior preferred.—__———*
Interstate
Home
Equipment——— 1

(FL)

Jersey Central Pwr & Lt

Julian
...

—

2%

1'/#
4%

5,400

5%

5 fa

1%

25

13

-

1,300
; ooo

1%
8

13

shares
Products.—.

2%

b 1%
b 8

*

A

International

7%

•

100

Jan

Nov

G
Co

preferred

2%

1,000

91JA

92

Apr

'

103

16%

1

Malt

14

8%

-...b.—£1
Indiana Pipe Line...__._7%
Indianapolis P & L 5%% preferred.100
Indiana Service 6% preferred..
100
1 % preferred
—...100

Jan

64%

Engineer-—

&

1

7% Mar

'";v - Ireland

International

1%

•

Distilling

—

b 2%
66

1,000

% July

%

& May

%

Jan

7%

7%

300

6% Aug

7%

Dec

1%

1%

100

1%

Dec

2

Nov

6

Sep

7%

Dec

13%

13%

200

12%

Feb

15 V4

95

98

130

59% Mar

68

G6

300

Dec

"81

Jan

61

';■• Apr

88

Jan

50

70 *

57

100

,

68

Apr

95

Jan

25

11%

Nov

12

Nov

116

5an

■

.77%
11%

11%

76%

6%

200

6

July

8

Jan

x4%

50

4

Mar

5

>2 Aug

27%.Mar

11%

77%

53

.

■

K

Dec

400

* 2%
b61%

70

Sep
July

V2

,

'

General

Alloys Co

•

--

*%

.

111% Jan

Kansas Gas & Elec 77*

Jan

preferred—100
Kennedy's Inc
*
5
Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp A.
*
Kings Co Lighting 7% pfd B
10C
57* .preferred D.J.,
.100
Kingston
Products/..
1

1%

1%

1%

1,500

Jan

Kirbv

1%

1%

1%

700

Gen Electric Co Ltd—

—

Amer dep rets

ord ;reg_.i

General Finance Corp

5%

common

preferred series A

General
Gen

£1

Gas

Vrvv

Fireproofing
&

Elec

$6

fnr>tnnt«s




—

—10

common.

preferred B

ppo

1
•

x4%

19

—

98

Jan

2209.
.

.....

.v.,.

102%

Petroleum—\\

i—LI

l>/2 Mar

,

3912

Apr

1

d
*

Jan
Jan

1%
'

_»

,

Jan

6%

Apr

500
,

2%

Aug

6

100

22

,

6

9%

a4

—

Insurance

Nov

310

.

54,

——___l

convertible

Gellman

Nov

6 Va

.

•

•

certificates-.-i__:

Investors

Yards

Brewing

Power

4

'"Wf"

Registered
Imperial Tobacco of Canada......
Imperial Tobacco o'f Great Britain

6 %

5%

2 % May

5%

—1

preferred

Chemical Industries—

Oct

16 Va

.....

,

participating

Gatineau

1,300

4 Va

4',8

$3.50

(Geo A) Co—

conv

Apr

Securities—..,

dep rets regis—

Dec

7

900

9

52

10c

$1.50 preferred

Conv

1%

Imperial Oil (Can) coupon—•

4 %

-

Common

Fuller

AUB

3(2

30

___4

Co.

23%

6 % Mar

....1

£1

—

Canada—

Grain

1 %

18

18%

32

Class

Co

200

3b

•3 %

-

"~Zl5

Co_^.—.

Ligonier

Preferred

7

1

Class

Peter)

Feb

1%

V- 1%

Ford Motor Co Ltd—

Froedtert

Jan

U

.5

Corp.—.

International

7Va

.

80%

Franklin

Jan

Jan

International

Light $7 preferred..*

<

19
46

Nov '

:•

~9<Z '..Jv 1%

Fox

Apr

%

.100

Refining2__.^».
Fibre

..convertible

Illinois

Feb

Aug

20

3,100

1-156 %rl56%

54

Fort

4% May

Feb

May

2% Nov

Apr

85

(Phila).....10

of

3%
15

800

29

Hygrade Food Products.

38 % July

2% Mar

5

&

for

c

1,750

...

rets

Dec

"%

Huyler's common———

60%

preferred

Association

dep

900

40

»

-

!63%

Equipment

Engine

Motor

200

.1

Oil

36% Aug

Fire

Am

4%

16%

16%

16%

--*

Humble

34% Aug

Metallurgical-.
_„____*
fodders Mfg Co.——.5

Ford

3%

Oct

—..100

Brewing

Power

Oct

108

& Co
common-

(Harvey)t.Inc——...

3,900

Fansteel

Florida

Dec

Apr

Nov

May

Aviation—

Falstaff

1%
39

91

24% Mar

12

preferred..—

Hydro-Electric

F
Fairchild

Feb

80

12:,

Hardart—

Hummel-Ross

,Jan

May

common
'.

4,100

7 % Mar

Jun

99%

common——..^.

(Geo A)

&

3,700

..—100

;

'

37%f '

/

Inc.————...—.A.-.

Hussmann

Jan

9VZ

57

Pipe Line common

Inc

36

99 'A

♦

class A—

Hubbell

Jan

225

81

common

Inc

Eureka

Eversharp
.

Dec

10

100

—

convertible

■

Jan

22 % Mar

pfd....100

participating

Power

5%

/.la
37%'
99 V4

•

-"-5

common—

Consolidated

(A

5%

Jan

33

Jan

pfd—,..100

6 %%

Derrick

Jan

..

b

6%

35,500

—.—.—4

Empire Gas & Fuel Co 6 %

Emsco

Nov

'

Electric

Empire

134%

600

6%

Vn

23%

Feb

Jan

/ 13%

40%

■

Oct

..; Jan
ft

6%

43

6

4-

83

35:%

—5

38%

*

Apr

124

350.

,t4

71
16V*

40%

—

Empire District Electric 67e

•

Apr
Dec

1,100

3 %

T%

;

May

Dec

16%

40

Electrographic Corp..——
1
Elgin National Watch Co—.15
Emerson

' :

2

58

Jan

-10

42

-

fa" Nov

A

..10

*

Light 2d pfd A.

warrants....

2

..

& Co

_____*

—...

—

4

100

.

Jan

10% May

B—

.

Chemical.,

(R)

Holophane

Jan

1%
52 %

17%

1,925

Economy Grocery Stores

$3

8%

% May

10

9%

33-b-

1

C——...

Jan

3% Aug

Mar

24%

-.25

....

Rubber

Hollinger

Oct

Sugar Associates—

preferred

Easy

10

10

29

Feb

3%

41

450

%

«...

128

Heyden

Oct

ft

.25

Va

$6

,

Hoe

vJan

25%

Jan

2,300

16'

42 V2

Corp.....

,28

...2

— _

Hewitt

16%

15

-%

43%

100

.

Iron—

Jan

Aug

600

.

Henry Holt & Co participating A-

6%

2,200

;

'

'

100

$7

Eastern

7'%-

Oct.
Oct

1% Jan

19 %

;

commop^....^

Apr

Horn

7%

30

600

Rubenstein..^——•—

.

Horn

'

*

common.

prior preferred...

Oct

Jan

i'a

,

23

..-Class A—_a.

E
'

Gas &

4 %%

,■<'

ba

25c

'

East

Feb

i

100

400

'

150

127

...50

Mining Co„P..

Hormel

b

:

3,%

.

b.

*

....

preferred

Jun

%

'■b; 300
1,600

9

Dec ;

.July
a'a. Dec

3v«3% ,800

Co_.b~^———.1

Brewing

convertible

Heller

Jan

Aug

7%

Jan

20V4 Mar

*

common..

Sep

Feb

4%

..10

class

67*

17% Aug

'

200

Power Co

Durham

Jun

Jan

2V4

3 Va Aug

600
'

25

—

.

5%

-6%

_*

B_

Harris Co...

Driver
Duke

Coal

&

Jan

Nov

4%

'25
•

i'j.72'

,

Dept Stores common—....... 5

1

Feb

10%

500

26.

ctfs____1

Corp.—

29% July
7V4 Aug

~5%

1

common

Dominion

trust

voting

Hazeltine

Va May

"3%

32

25

92

Light.————25

18 % Mar

17% Aug

-

50

100

26%, .1, 24%,., 26 V2
5%
■; (.5% .-vb».5%

10

Paper.—.

Hartford

of America B nonrcot com_.l

400

'

""

1

common—.

Sep

r

r

128

b..5

Co———

Hammermill

51% May
110

Lamp

Hat Corp

l>/2

common.—,

Truck

14Vb

H
Hall

Dec

Nov

200

.500

Oct

Jan

*

Alabastine.—

8%

7

10

common

Shoe

Divco-Twin

Lime &

Feb

tt
14

4%

Feb

17%

13%

45

Dec

49%

n

14

Apr

900

,

21'.

b.3%

105%

Jun

300

.1

—...10

20

.

25
_•

pfd__

Jan

8%

—

Nov

May

July

10%

common__25c

Utilities $5.50

1%

17%

1

Jan

5

3

4,000

95

'*

26

'

-21

preferredl._.i__—i—

Hearn

Gray

Products

Oil- Corp..

Apr

1%

20

Detroit

Nov

30

...—.1

Brewery.

39%

1

....

Mar

26

*

■'

if

Paper.;.————25

%

600

•

preferred without warrants

6%

Mfg

~i%

Jan

88

Nov

3%

Jan
Jan

105

"TVa

8%

Jan

37

•

com..

Jan

103

T/. Apr

Aug

~lfa ~1%

■

34%

Apr

May

4

T"»' ■"

Nov

25

6%

debenture.—__I00

Derby Oil & Refining Corp
A

5

14

2%

„50

Jan

-

July

86%

1,300

Greenfield Tap & Die.^__——„u*

18% Jan

5

prior preferred——

7

100

4% ..'5%
95 ;

ft*

Dec

250

1

"VA

26

4.72

2

11%

12 %

1

...

Aug

21

/- "25

,

12

..

;,.;,3%

Greater

900

35

—

Dejay Stores.

75

99

11%

~5 %

'

•
100

Great

15

8%

2 V»

200

..5

Jan

15

8

Nov

Aug

'

41

Tea— r>:

Pacific

common-(stoc^—__
preferred.....^...!

Aug

15%

Gypsum

8%

Nov

54,

103 %

80

'11%

Qo^—'.i—4—

-

Atlantic

$6

■

31

,

-1

Non-voting

D
Darby Petroleum common
Davenport Hosiery Mills

30V4

/

»ri*

*
b*.';
._j*

;

bbbu—;

B_.b.b

Gulf

...

%

Apr
Jan

•

•

Rapids Varnishi——

Great

Jan

3,000

x7

Grand

Dec

200

5

Nov

1

V4

4

1%

Apr

io

fa May

-

35%

-,

I

preferred...'—
Mfg' common.u—_—1— —10

$3

21

11%

11

170

Jun

Oct

Apr

1

-

Ufa

400

.

__.b

Coal___>.I.___i

•

preferred-

Jan

x%

800

6%

—

2.50

common—

200

X7.»

1%

17/2

300

Dec

18

...—*

(Mo).

"2%

tt

.
.

•
10
—5

common

Atlantic

%

...25c
25

:

preferred

Cuban

"1%

A__,

Drug Co common

Crown

1

..

5

(Md)__

International

Cork

Crown

*

—

V2

53%

: 99

Consolidated; Mines..—
Goodman Mfg Co...-50
Gorham Inc class, A_——^—■>-——b*--.

Dec

b

br
bw

Gorham

Crowley Milner & Co.

Dec

Goldfielc}

Oct

10%
:

Oct

30%

96%

A.1*

Co_^___—

Class

Courtaulds Ltd—
American

73%

July.

51 Va

common^——*
_—^..-bub--—

-'Preferred

Jan

Dec

%
12

100

Apr

20

Jan

67% May

55

170

__

b-b—...—.—•

High

210

30%

/" Vir

—•<,

53%

A C)

t

Jan

900

7,a

.50

;

67*

...

$5 '• preferred.

Low

66

28%

„

%

*
pfd A..100
Electric common—1

&

Range Since January 1

High

64%

30.%

preferred

preferred

i^h

220

pfd

Georgia Power-$6 preferred..—A.—•

%

—4^

r

Low

64%

$6

Rubber

&

Water Gas

$3

Sep
Nov

9

Jun

Gen

Tire

4%

500
'

''

,!»>*•

Ill

common—

preferred

Jan

900

8 Va

—1

82%

convertible

5%

88

2,400

,

9

4%

-5c

A

Petroleum

Cosden

Apr

31

Copper

S6

10%

9
x8

60

10

•

prior preference-—

$3

X74

9%

9

•

Cook Paint & Varnish Co

convertible

General
.100

Shares

,.100
preferred..*
stock..
—_*

Service

Rayon Co A
General Shareholdings Corp com—__1

Jan

3%

1

for Week

Par

Nov

1,000

5%

Sales

Range
of Prices

Friday
IK

High

107

Week's

Last

Sale I'ric®

Exchange
Dec.

31%

500

1 Va

6

Cbrp

preferred—

prior

Curb

Jan

Continental Gas & Electric Co—
7b

York

Week Ended

105

"3%

.100

Oil

Royalty

Low

High

25%

...1

—,

Consolidated

New

Range Since January 1

5

Stores

Consolidated Retail
!
8%
preferred

STOCKS

for Week

of Prices

Par

& Smelt Ltd.

Mining

Consolidated

Sales

Sale Price

Exchange

Ended

Week

Week's

Dec

i

Feb

Last
Sale Pr|ce

■'

V,

.

(I B)

Knott Corp

Kobacker

.•>-'

common

High

Sales

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Friday

% Sep
9%

National

Radio—

Union

Navarro

Oct

Nebraska Power 7%

Oil

Co.

2

90%:

110

90%: 92

Jan

4%

Oct

7%

100

,4

■

Nehi Corp 1st pfd.————

Oct

■10%

Feb

Nelson

.Jun

81;

99

Sep

Corp
Neptune Meter class A.
(Herman)

—*
——5
—
*

England Tel & Tel.:—.—j.__—100

85%'

6%

4%

Nov

$2

RR (N J).
———100
Mines Ltd——1,
Foundry & Machine
:
1
Lamson Corp of Delaware.!.—5
Lane Bryant 7% preferred—.
—100

7 %■

'

*2 v2

La key

3,600

2%

5

May

9

Jan

800

7%'..

2%

7% •

:

Lake Shore

2

July

3

Jan

.

"e%

"7:

•6

Langendorf United Bakeries class A..*
Class
B
•

•

■

2

—

;T%:

Leicourt Realty common——1

10%

Convertible

preferred—..,.—!——.*
Lehigh Coal & Navigation——*
Leonard Oil Development—.!—
—25
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc..—_1

41/»

3%■

'

lu

24%
6%

1,400

634

6%

(Thos J l Inc 6 % preferred—-25

5

iV Jan
20

11%

11%

Jan
Feb

% Nov

.

27%

6%

Apr

100

300

'

Jan

Dec

Apr

19

Nov

1

Aug

Jun

14

Feb

'

Locke Steel Chain-—;——-—;———5

Loudon

Exploration—
pfd

&

Land

Louisiana

Louisiana Power & Light $6

5%

7%

16,000

%

ili

1,100
350

14% Aug

850

13

•2

2%

4%

.■■■•:

20

19%

600

2%
4% :!.

4%

97%

._.—!_

common

Apr

19%

19

.4%

.

102

Auction

Dec

Oct
Jan

13

Nov

12 %

Mar

M
optional warrants.

700

176-

•-

%
•

i

♦

*

••

♦

Consolidated Mfg Co.d^_
Marconi
International Marine

f:

8%

'

..

16%

——

New York Transit Co

Class

♦

500

3%

2%

3

—

1

•

119

5

Memphis natural Gas .common^.

*

common—,—

••';

.

22

V

Niles-Bement-Pond

50

...*

h

.Warrants:

4%
.

—25C

97

97

A preferred—4.—..—— ^-^100
Messabi. Iron Co—— —.1
6%'e

Dec

1

f

15

Nov

60

36

.1%

1%

1%

Feb

18

Feb

,12

Nov

X103

Dec

.

.94%

Dec

25%

Jan

$6

■

52%

35.

%

Sep
Sep

69%

Oct

53

i%

%

200

.

aa

3VB

Nov

Jun

2% Mar

1,000

3%

9

Apr

90

Jan

13,400

%

8

Dec

14%

Jan

Oct

51/! May

.

'

7/ '
va

%

300

2%

Apr

TJ

Feb

"/4

55%

22%

900'

21%

21%

50

250

100

Feb

%

.

:,
.

88

Apr

Texas Oil——.

■

.

Feb

Sep
Jan

22%

Dec:

15 Va Mar

21%

Dec

52%

Jan

^3 May
3 %

••*•<«•

%
4

Dec

93

70

Jun

10

72 ■:

81%

93

72%

Apr

102

J an

Apr

108

Jan

100

87

———100
Line———.10

10%

10

10%

2,000

6%

,A—_25

4%

4

4%

2,600

*

16%

17%

1,200

2%

1,100

72%

1% Mar

Xl6%

Oct
Dec
Nov

20

72

81%

preferred——.

Corp——.—

Jun*

15% May

100

Utility Securities..—♦

Power class

3%
%

50%

preferred————.———50

—5
North Penn RR Co..————50
Nor Indiana Public Service 6% pfd.100
7%

57

21%

22%

Rayon class A—*
common..——,.——*

North American

American

NOV

86

90

8

10

5

90

5,600

B

Feb

Jan
Mar
'

2%

3

90

1,000

prior

Feb

1/128

1/ 256 Mar
■

Nov

37

Apr

37

130

Nov

7%

.

21%

1,050

32%

Jan

102

,

19%

28,800

49%

11

10%

Oct

Oct

Nov

6% Aug

Mar

18 V2

Oct

0
Ohio

3%

Dec

22

■;

Jan

3%

Feb
Mar

29
"•
.

6V2 Apr
%

115

Jan
Mar

1% July
2

Nov

32

Sep

89

50

76

Sep

450

110

Feb

100
113% Nov

10912

Nov

111% 111%

.100

109}2

Nov.

Mar

112

Jan

110

Feb

98

Feb

100

30

Xl09%

108

8V4 Nov

5% May

common—_.——5

Oilstocks Ltd

Jan

91 % *Apr
91
Sep

110

104% 105

105

..——.100

1st preferred—,

Feb
Nov

700

6%

6%

2%
17%

17

88%

preferred...:

14

Jun
Jan

1%

16%

16%

•

class B common

Co

Brass

2%

...—4

$6 preferred—^

Jan %

1 %

'

900

18

52%

preferred called—..—
-100
Ohio Power 41/2 % preferred—.—100
Ohio Public Service 7% 1st pfd—100

Jan

U

;

May

Power common_.l
preferred..——.
*

Ohio Edison

Dec

94

•

74

North Amer Light &

Ohio Oil 6%

Dec

V4

2,600

:

.

81% May

10

.

Oct

•

'••■/ 'il-ji ' *

20

94 V2

Jan

Apr

2%

11% July

7%

Dec

3 %

:

1%: Jan

.

—.—1

Electric..———

Jan

Dec

■

25

;■/;•■.•

*

Oct

X103

Mines..———^—---—5

Nipissing

9

3%- Sep

700

28

Dec

200

—1

Nineteen Hundred Corp B—

1% Mar

>Mar

1%

600

V

200

Oct'

1% Jan

Apr

10

35%

183/4

18

18%

Oklahoma Natural Gas common.—15

%

1 %

1,400

2%

;

9

126

Aug

20

4%

4%:
%'

;•••

•

(

18

v

200

1%

;•!%'

•I-

—.—

.4

22

1%

,

Apr
6% July

■

Feb

2

:—

& Scott.—

Corp.—

90

1,900

,

Jan

Apr

Jan

43%

Feb

6%

160

-

68%

Jan

4%

94

optional warrants—.
Class B optional warrants——
Niagara Share class B common——5
Class A preferred..:—
100

Apr

j|

700

60

1,200

,

15%

Jan

%

Pec

2% May

*

Participating. preferred—

Metal "Textile

%

700

v

2 % 'i:

2%

Merchants & Manufacturers filsuss A— 1

Merritt- Chapman

:

1%
8%

117% 119

2%
'

-i-

7%'

a-1

8%

—

& Co

Mercantile Stores

T :

I—..*■•
*

McWiiliams Dredging—

:•

3 %

2% May

400

4%

Nov

550

pfd———100

Ogden Corp common—.—
4V8

13

101%

Oct

600

32

Apr

3
Apr
10% Mar

7% Aug

Nov

•

Massey Harris common—
McCord Radiator ■& Mfg B—
Mead Johnson

^

80%

400

94%.

•

'

•

2

11

Jan

A

Northern Pipe

Jan

30 %

Aug

X103

Niagara Hudson Power common——10
5'/o
1st preferred—
..——100
5% 2d preferred...—— ———100

•Northern States

Sep

Apr

7%

5

——

6%

Water Service

Jan

1

,

■""'

'

19%
.

18

———-1,
$5.10 pfd.100

shares—

Sep

8%

.

«...

*

Jan

Shipbuilding Corp—

Novadel-Agene

—

Mass Utilities Association v t c—
-

8%

1%

16%

7% preferred—100
preferred...——*

N Y State Electric & Gas

Y

Apr

10

Honduras

Founders

N

2

Power & Light

$6
N Y

Oct

2%

Rosario—..———10
Merchandise.————10

N Y

1%

25

City Omnibus warrants.—.——

Oct

Com'

%

27

24

'.W —v

munication Co Ltd—„—

Margay Oil Corp.—
Marion Steam Shovel—^

33/4 Oct
55

Oct

*

—■

Z

Jan

1

July
Sep

50

,

Mapes

Jun

1% Mar

1

•

1%.

&

North

1 ,

1%

1
common....———*
common————*

Northern Central

'

57

Y

Oct

23

Jan

54%.

Y
Y

•

12%

N
N

Oct

Feb

350

,

4

Oct

9

1

600

87

3%

4%

Apr

6% May

825

12

N

6 io

Mangel Stores..
—
$5 convertible preferred—.—.
Manischewitz (The B) Co——

Aug

a/4

28

,85%

'

2%:

Class

Manati Sugar,

Feb

84

2%

100

57

——25

Co

100

12%

& Arizona Land—

Mexico

Y

1%

26'

4

Co.—————-*

Zinc

New Process Co

N

Noma

Mar

167/a

400

19%

-

Oct

2%

Sep

10

s

23%

May

12

Oct
Oct

•

Jun

93

30

Jan

1

26%

Sep

3 Va

4,900

99

Apr

%

1

Ludwig Baumann & Co— ,,
Conv. 7% 1st pfd—
—100
Conv 7% 1st pfd v t c———-100
Lynch Corp

8%

% May

22%

19%

*
1
*

Packing-:-

7

11

•21%'

MS

———-—100
——100

preferred, class A
6% preferred class B

■

7

Lone'Star Gas Corp——*

Long Island Lighting common-—--*
7 f/e

•••••■

——

New

Dec'

% Mar

13%

".%

;

July

5

1,150

.

"

"*"%

—•

1 Va

,10Viz

4,300

26%

"iV

New Jersey

2% Mar

Oct

3% May

3,000
•

' NOV

16

Dec

%

200

:.i

Nov

.

9% Mar

100

:

4%
■

■

——5

Material Co

%
10%

10%

July

7

5%. May
13% Apr

1,200

Dec

102

Jan

100

•.—A-.

3%

Jun

2

•

43% Mar

Oct

17

130

22

21%

3%

■—

commoii—:—— *

New Idea Inc

21%

Lackawanna

Lit Brothers common.:™

113

Aug

84

■

■

Haven, Clock

Feb

Apr

100

New

■

Lipton

Dec

Sep

102%

■

New

"4

."4

"•'.L

Line

% Aug
12

9% Aug

—

1%
26

13%

2%

—10

Feb

■

^^

3%

England Power Associates.•
preferred——
.
100
preferred
.———-!.——•

12%

Apr
Feb

52%

50

Co——.—1

Lane Wells Co common———1

20

«*«.

*

class A—

Nestle Le Mur Co

■'

New

special preferred

Brewing

Kreuger

106

High

Feb

%

.

300

'

Kresge Dept Stores—
4% convertible 1st preferred——100*
Kress 1S H)

100

12

106

preferred—100

Low

.i 1.

.

11%

12

Range Since January. 1

High

tt

30c
———*

Apr

8%

Jan.

Low

Par

12 %

Sep

7%

% Mar

:

18

-

.

preferred—..—100

Koppers Co 6%-

200

1

—*

Low

High

Inc-——.————*

Stores

Week's

Last

Sale Price

Exchange

Week Ended Dec.

Range Since January 1

Shares

.

—

;——•
—10

Emil). Co common
Rubber Co—

(D

Kleinert

Low

Par '

Kirkland. Lake G M Co Ltd—,.,——1
Klein

of Prices

Curb

New York

for Week

Range

:

,

STOCKS

Sales

Week's

Friday

STOCKS

New York Curb Exchange
Week Ended Dec. 18

•••;■

2207

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

Number 4135

'.Volume 156

49%

preferred..^
...—50
conv prior preferred...——*
Oliver United Filters B——————*
Omar lnc_.^_—————,—1
Overseas Securities...;
...—.1
$3

109

$5 Va

109

;

2,600

12

49 Va

50

40

Apr

80

95

May

18%

110

Apr

49%

Dec
Dec

Jan

111

4%

Sep

Jun

4%

Jun

Jun

3% Nov

4%

Sep

3

IVss

'

"3

3

"3 !

300

Oct

v

15

participating preferred
Metropolitan Edison $6 preferred

:v? '■>''*■

26

:

--

.

Jan

■

#
■

500

llr

^

106%

993/4 July
% Jan

l°-

:
'

Michigan Bumper Corp....—... —"III

P

Feb

% Mar
Pacific

!

Michigan Steel .Tube
Michigan Sugar Co..
.

.

4

3 38

&"Elec 6%

!■

%

400

%

6%

1,100

6%

Oct

6%

6% ;/

—1

4%

Jun

5% Mar

Jun

4

Pacific

i,.

__

v.*

*;>

;.

„

1%

"8%

:

Jan

Feb

'

:

Pacific Gas
5 % 7c

!

1st pfd...—.25
.

1st

8%

8

29%

Lighting $5 preferred—
;*(
Pacific Power & Light 7% pfd——100

io

;

Micromatic Hone Corp—^

4Va Jan

...

Apr
Oct

*

preferred—

3%

1,250

common

23/a

U
.

Co

Can

2738

preferred—.—————.25

if:

27%

1,800

27%

600

24%

■

.

%

Class B v t c

Middle .West

■

V.v

6,700

.

Sep

Public

5

common.

4Vi;

:4"

2% July

;

$1.30

1st

Feb

8

Midland Oil Corp $2 conv preferred—*

4%

Dec

72%

"

9

Nov

Paramount

Co.

~3%

"3%

pantepcc Oil of Venezuela Am shs
Motors

Jan

Dec

103

40

72%

90

71% Aug
2% Aug

87.

•3%

Oct

14%

Dec

preferred—

.

Parker Pen

Oct

27%

10

:

*

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'

Corp

31

11%

103

103

103

Pacific

% Sep

% Mar

1,500

4%

■

9

Apr

22% Mar

'

'

Middle States Petroleum class A v t c_l

July

Oct

8

300

30 y8

4

/

Apr

3

15,400

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5% ■Oct

Aug

3% May

Corp..——.1
——...10

:

3 Vb May

Jan

14

4% May

9%

10

Feb

Sep

Midland Steel Products—
15%

dividend shares-——— ♦
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—l—*

15%

25 '

25%

————50

25%

1%

$2 non-cum

Abrasive

Mid-West

Oil

Piping & Supply
——*
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1%.

Mining Corp of.Canada——————*
Minnesota Mining & Mlg
—*

49%

—

Minnesota Pwr & Light 7%

Mississippi River Power 6%

—

:

41%

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1%

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7 %

Nov

x'6% May

"

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50%

:;,

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1% Sep

725

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2% May

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pfd—100

::
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*

32

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67

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50 %

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82

90

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'

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103

May

3%

■

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5%

Apr

Dec

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Mock Jud Voehringer common—2.50

6%

6%

100

5

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7% Aug

4V«

4%

4,200

4

Apr

5%

16%

16%

350

15

Aug

,V.:

1

•4%

Monarch Machine Tool——_*

16%

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•

800

8'%

24

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~

"3%

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9%

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Cent

Penn

8%

•

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•

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11,200

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5,200

45./

9%
45

—

50

%
79%

10%

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Oct

56

Feb

Feb

30% Mar

Penn

Gas &

Elec

Power

&

$6

class A

Oct

30%

i[e Mar

%

77

Light $7 preferred—_.*

390

preferred.

71%

—.—.—*
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20
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——.—•
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—

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common.

.

1

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1,000

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% May

.

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51%

53

99

53

99%

%

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150

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100

175%
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Mar

81

25

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Oct

55

125

20

*

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Aug

1% Mar

Pharis Tire & Rubber

Aug

6

Feb

Philadelphia Co common

152

Mar

166%

164
—

„

19

15% Feb

18

Sep

25

;

—

19

—

180

165

15 %

20

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100

1%
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4%

%

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12

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;

,

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6%

1% May

2%

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4

;May

5%

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9

i;May

12 Vat

Dec

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-

99

114%

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:

2,300
500

..

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v

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pfd—

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,

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1

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653»..

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3%'
52

100

■'•;'

8%

7

200

11%

11%

11%

50
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50 ..;

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52

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! Dec

68 Va

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Gold

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&

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1

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,

Bellas Hess .common———1

National

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%

*

—

f-

11

Lines

15

•

'

44%

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■

.

50

44 %

%

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it

10%

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Pressed

10%

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2,600

8

3,500

00

f

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.

3

1%: Jun

—

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uristpd—*

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_*
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.

84 %•

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84

preferred stamped——
National Refining common..!

85%

78%'

84

-

3

'2%

683/4I

-1,350

95%

Apr

62'a; Apr

93

Jan

500

1%; Jun

3

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100

3

6-6

5%" Jan '•

7%

Jan

30 %

Dec

11

Jan

-

Car Ltd——*-.•
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National

28 %

30%

75 '

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8

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1

5,200

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1,800

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12

.

.

.

of

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Feb

12

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55%

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85

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Oct

33/4

Feb

7%

:

400

7%

100

Jun

8%

Apr

Apr

8%

Jun

12

Jan

7%
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400

As

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400

1% Mar

4%

400

3

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4%

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2 %

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/

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33

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9,400

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.

'--•

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300

3

7%

100

6% Mar

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Nov

34

4%

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7%'

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4,200

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1

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—.

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4

4%

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9

700

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2%

'

7%

10%

80 3«

10

—.

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Jun

42%

590

46%

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4% May

900

6%

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45

Feb

Apr

5

Nov

7 Va

Feb

Jan

160

,

•

Pratt & Lambert Co..

Providence,

National Pwr & Light $6 pfd

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5%

83%
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8%

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400

45

....

20

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45%

9

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'

45%

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;

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37

&

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CO

.

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10

common

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8%

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Apr

3%

3% Mar

Co.—..25c

■Nov

9

•'

Scale

13%

'8%

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32

29%
1,000

Sugar common——5

39

200

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Dec

7,100

—50

1-1" "j Jun

"

convertible

National

6,500

——

common..
1preferred—
,.—50
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National City

'63/eMay
iV Jan
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''

6%

..*

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Polaris Mining

*

Feb

4

5

8%

7%

•

common..

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Pittsburgh Metallurgical——!.——
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass———
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-1
Plough Inc common.—.7.50

Potrero

g——

22

Apr

*4%

44

45

Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—........—50

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N
Nachman-Springfilled

Dec

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4

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preferred series A—

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3

100

12% Nov

;
■

100

'

Jan

99%

May

1%

1,600

4%

~

8 %

•

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~4

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Dec

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25

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4%

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,—....—*

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—*
common—.;—.1

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5% Aug

•

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1

—

Phila Electric Power 5%

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Moody Investors partic pfd—
—•
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—.——
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~33a

~4

Jan

53

Nov

-

164

*
*

1

I; :;'v

.

10

v

5

1

A—————1

Dakota Utilities.

Montana

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105

Apr

60

50

'

'

Society

Monroe Loan

Feb

Oct

Nov

72
150

70%
150

Mlg

59%

'

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Oct

Apr

700

76%

4%

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5%
23

130

dan

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2%
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com...——*

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30
32

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"

v

...

8%

Parkersburg Rig & Reel
——1
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_*
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——.—25
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—.——1

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—

60

99

,97
'

Missouri Public

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% May

.

,

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24

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—

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10

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6 %

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!
——..100
Puget Sound Power & Light—
$5 prior preferred...
>
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Puget Sound Pulp & Timber——i,.*

Pyle-National Co

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.Pvrene

common.—^

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109

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106

103%

103% 103%

•

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Apr
Apr

111

Mar

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44 V2

46

\

6

46%
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200

87

Mar

108%

900

35

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52 Va

Feb

900

6

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.—.—5

8% May

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6% July

7 %

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Last

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18

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6%

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70

6814

270

56

147

147

100

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72

40

139

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150

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Oct

Raytheon

734

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4

2%

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25

88

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Texas

314

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Texon Oil & Land Co

1)4

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Thew

21*4

Dec

Tilo

Power &

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Co

26

2,500

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7%

A

Apr

14

Nov

Tishman

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Jan

11%

Nov

Tobacco

&

5%

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Product

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Dec

11%

Oct

5)4

Jun

6)4

Sep
Feb

50

NOV

11

.

Feb

Jan

1%

8%

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3%

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21/4

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17%

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7 ¥4

7%

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102 ¥4 102 ¥4

50

86

200

2

2

3 ¥4

3%

3 ¥2 Mar

20

6% July

Nov

87/a

Apr

Jun

102 ¥4

Dec

V2 Mar

314

Oct

5

16

16 ¥4

200

14

Jun

17%

Nov

—l

4

4%

1,500

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Aug

5%

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5,400

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49

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9014

90

77

7%

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95

May
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Edison

6%

55 ¥4

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12 ¥4 Mar

Apr

9V2

Jan

2%

2%

2

Jun

4%

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214

2,200

2 ¥2

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9)4 May

53%-

56

400

IVi

15 ¥4

Dec

Trunz

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3614 Mar

56

Dec

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13%

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15

Oct

2 ¥2

2%

Feb

3% Mar

500

3)4

Jun

5 ¥s

Feb

200

114

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3)4
11

Mar

95

10

1

—

114

l¥t

114

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,

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Nov

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100

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preferred

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49

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common

700

1

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% Aug

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15

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Apr

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Oct

300

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39 Va

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1%

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314

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—1

&

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Technicolor Inc

700

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Aeronautical Co—.
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Ryerson

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Taggart Corp common.—.
Tampa Electric Co common

Oct

7%

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800

50

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7%

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Royalite Oil Co Ltd
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preferred

5

convertible preferred

$1.20

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6%

1

...

—_—5

Co

Nov

1

1

Apr

500

10%

1

A

pfd D—100

common.

14

Dec

Nov

Toledo

Roosevelt Field Inc__

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1

Rochester Gas & Elec 6%

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275

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3

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Bit

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114 Aug
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8 ¥4

12

150

13

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200

45

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200

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11)4

38

1

preferred

%

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10

common

Raymond Concrete Pile common—
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4,900

7%

7%

10

14

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Sunray Oil
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5

Superior Oil Co (Calif.)
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Corp

Co

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R
Railway & Light Securities
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Nov

73¥2

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Range
of Prices

Friday
18
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High
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Quaker Oats common

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2,100

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*

4%

4 ¥4

5

4,600

3

Jun

5

•'

Oct

36 ¥2

36 ¥2

39

600

29

Mar

39

—__1

1%

1%

2 '/a

1,200

1

Aug

214

Dec

6 ¥2

•6 ¥»

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400

4)4 July

7 ¥4

Oct

—

Corp

Tung-Sol Lamp Works.
80c

6 ¥2

1

^

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convertible

preferred—

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6 ¥2

6 ¥2

100

6%

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7 ¥2 Jun

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U
Udylite
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St

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St

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A

114

5

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preferred

—

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Sanford

%

100

1%

1%

118

11814

200

214

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2%

3,100

1

A

%

1«

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common

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500

14

100

9)4

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12

Dec
Jan

5

5

200

314 Aug

7)4

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2%

2%

2%

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5 ¥2

6

•

1

6)4

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100

Corp

warrants—

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14

Jun

714

Mar

Jan

15

Feb

Jun

57%

Jun

Va May
1/64 Jun

%

Nov

;ia

Dec

573/4

5,300
600

—

•

—

Feb

5%
11

participating pfd„
•
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United Elastic Corp

Dec

2

3,200

*

common—

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Apr

Jan

l7/4
5

Va

&

cum

3

1% July
3

United

Jan

%

114 Nov

800

common

Chemicals

1,000

3

Products—

Aircraft

United

1,000

1%

3

Canada

United

2

1

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of

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26)4 Nov

Dec

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Nov

Apr

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19

5
—

2

105

*

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Dec

8 ¥2 May

3,000

common—

1)4

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1¥» Aug

7,100

1

—

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114

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—100

;—

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Dome

Samson

114

Ulen

7

,

Jan

9 ¥2

Oct

Vb

Oct

126%

Jan

A

Oct

•

Schulte

(D A)

common—————1

Convertible

preferred.
Scovill Manufacturing
Scranton Electric $6 preferred
Scranton

Lace

tV

25
25

Feb

5,000

Va

20

2114

25

24

25 r

1,300

17

1614

17.

110

300"

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21 ¥4

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common

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V

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15%

Oct

27

May
Mar

113)4
19

Oct

United Gas Corp common.—
1st $7 pteferred non-voting

Dec

Aug

$6

Steel

Scullin

Co

4414

47

100

614

47

8

1,200

Securities Corp General—
——-1
Seenian Bros Inc
„r—__—•

Segal Lock & Hardware
Seiberling Rubber common
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..—1

Co

Shoe

-1

%

——•
•

414

—

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common

stock

$5.50

25

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214

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Apr

51

1,100

14

Canada

800

3

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1,500

13

13

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97%

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2,700

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%

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21

50

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23"

Apr

Jan

27¥2

Nov

85

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Jun

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244

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Va

25

62

61%

62 ¥4

25

43%

43%

43%

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2%

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2,700

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common

preferred..
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10 ¥2

-

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2%

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1%

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250

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700

10

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2

800

113

50

4 ¥2

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11

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4

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925

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100

•

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45% Aug

Securities.,

s

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Oct

1st

Aug

7
3 ¥2

Jan

Jan

814

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32

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A

Nov

61 Vb

Nov

VB

55

59

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28 ¥4

28%

50

27 ¥2 Mar

—1

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100

1%

1%

300

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59

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700
475

43

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4)4

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1%
50o

convertible preferred—

$7

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2% May

.10

preferred.

conv

common

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3%
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preferred with warrants..

Plywood $1.50

May

61'a

1

„

—5

common

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9% Jan

Sep

¥2 May

Graphite

U S Lines Inc preferred

Dec

Dec

115

S

U S

Jan

13

Jan

•

Dec

81 ¥2

*

U

May

5)4

Sep

59% May

United Specialties common
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& Nov

.

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Nov

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preferred

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Preferred

Dec

50

Molasses

United

Nov

Apr

5

2

•

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10%

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5

38

13

—100

of

Mar

250

50'4

x4'4

preferred—

participating

United

Dec

¥«

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1.

1,400

81'4

•

common

1214

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"ft

5

25

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Silex

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5

common

pfd series AAA

cum

3%

la

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100

52

¥4

rfV

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4,500

314

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Jan

1

;

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Shattuck

¥2
5 ¥4

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A Apr
2% Mar

1214

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United

1,300

50 %

certificates

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334

52

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3,800

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14

5

prior stock

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$6

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36

116 ¥2

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16,200

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1

34
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;

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95/a

414

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69

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10

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26 Va July

•

common...

29

14 Mar

...

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Scranton

Spring Brook Water Service—
preferred
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warrants.—

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Oct

.1

23

Va
12%

Nov

30

Jan

1%

Nov

4 ¥4

Apr

10

23

9

Apr-

300

•

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Feb

Jan

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23

Dec

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convertible

$3

preferred

*

15% Apr

■

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Pattern

common

1

—

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Co

Singer Manufacturing

1

n

14

17 ¥4
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United Stores common——

Apr

City Gas & Elec
Aircraft

7%

170

70

130

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100

dep rets ord regis

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169

pfd

182%

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114

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—1

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Penn

Southwest

214

214
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1,500

114

1%

600

3

314

2,200

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39

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Dec

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35)4

30

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3

—i.

common

priority

Nov

1%

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4

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35 ¥2

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Va

Oct

Dec

26

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900

25

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10

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1,000

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44 :

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62

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1

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stock

1%

5 ¥2 May

11,600

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common....:

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Utah

Dec

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500

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<

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4

200

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25

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—

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90
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preferred

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class

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200

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514

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109

514

200

5

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7

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74

100

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;

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200

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300

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.

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90 ¥4

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3)4

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Wilson-Jones

500:
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34

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p-Nov

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86

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25

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150

5 %

'

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100

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6¥s

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8

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75

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Western

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1

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4,100
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32

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550

103
•

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—

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114 May
1% Jun

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11%

:

3,000

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1¥+ Nov

12

1

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10

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1
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114

—

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614

.

—

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29 74

27 ¥2

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42

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614

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—

5

Spanish & General Corp—
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23¥2 Mar

England Telephone—100

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10

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—

25

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———25

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6%

f

9

Jun

100,

3%

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6%

200

3%

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6)4

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1%

8,600

l*/2 Mar

2 ¥4

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4
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5

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or

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s

f

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f

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debs

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105

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115

38

47%

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..

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7%

14%

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161

7%

14%

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A-O

13'A

100

7%

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—1955

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13'A

175

7%

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;

7%

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70

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73

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stamped extended to 1959

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1971
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1

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75

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102

1956
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1956

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1958
1944

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:

1954

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1949

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1952

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1958
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,

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1948
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1952
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1953
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_
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1957
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1968
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1970
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1954
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1979

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—1950

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&

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1964
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11

'

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7
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.

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12

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——

—
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.

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1

January

No.

High

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112
; 106% 106 %

,

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—1948

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104% 107%

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106

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—1954

5%s—

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Af-N

—1964

4s.__.

;

Range Since

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91

79%

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j-j

1950

A

3

j-j

—1948
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91

A-o

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96

88

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Last

Sale Price Bid & Asked

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18

Elec & Gas 3%s

& Westchester Ltg

Y

Debenture

j-j

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Associated

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■

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102% 109

91

•: j-d

.—1956
——

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101% 106%

96

Week's Range
or Friday's

Friday
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Exchange
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Low

104

102

5

ms

Curb

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2

8

105%

105

j-j

.

6s—u_— _ —.1961

1970,
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'.A,'

j-j

1970

—.2016

6s__

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Writing

Amer

Low

N Y State

103 3'a 103 3

j-J

debs—

3%s

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York

Week Ended

1

January

'

—I960

2 %s

Sold

High

Low

American Gas

BONDS

New

Range Since

Bonds

Friday's

Sale Price Bid & Asked

Period

Ended Dec. 18

Week

Week's Range

Friday

BONDS

New

2209

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

Number 4135

Volume 156

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10/a

sale, n Under-the-rule sale,
Easy Washing Machine class

B, June 26 at 2%.
t Friday's
A Bonds

bid

and

asked prices;

no

sales being transacted during

current week.

•

being traded flat.
in receivership.

I Reported

cumulative;
certificates!

THE COMMERCIAL

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&

FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

Monday, December 21, 1942

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Friday
Last r

Week's.
Range

Sale Price

of Prices

.■■77/
"

'

'

7
12

Dec.

to

Dec.

18

both

Friday

Week's

V>

of Prices

Shares

Par

Arundel

Corporation

Baltimore
1st

Transit

preferred

t

Low

—*

1614

1714

235

vtc—*

common

1.05

1.25

330

—^.—100

11

Consol Gas Elec Light & Power com.;.*

56

4 %'fc

v

c

„

preferred

B

Chemical

Co.—

Davison
Eastern

Sugars Assoc

1014

125

t c—1

v

6%

Fidelity & Deposit ——
20
Fidelity & Guaranty Fire Corp.——10
Guilford
Mt

Realty

6%

Co

preferred—100

:

Amsterdam

Penna

Water

&

Power

Phillips Packing Co
Real
U S

Estate

Atlantic

4

11

4

75

75

30 %

.

■•••'

4

32

;

30%

29 %

39

Coast

Line

series

Co

9014
„

1975

,

'

B—

56'/2

1975

to Dec.

12

18 both

88

Jan

92

Jan

57

56%

101

50

Jun

65

101

Oct

105

Tel——.

Bigelow-Sanford Carpet 6%
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Boston

&

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.

125%

125% 13014

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pfd—100

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10

100

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sh

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vtc

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cumul

.•'/.

1%

1%

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20%

21%

2%

214

75

'

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&

& Cohn

Co

Mets

Inc

134%

Jan

De

104%

Dec

Diamond

Dec

Dixie-Vortex

Jan

75%

Jun

10

Motor

T

Co

common.:—.2

79%

80%

383

23%

23%

5,940

19%

Apr

26

62%

63

547

42%

Jan

66

Nov

14

13

14

1,049

14%

Jan

Elgin National Watch CO
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T/o

prior preferred——.—.100
class A 1st preferred———

10% Mar

•Eastern

Oct

8%

475

5%

Jan

8%

Oct

Fairbanks

1%

1%

138

114

Apr

2

Jan

Four-Wheel

114

1%

399

Feb

Fuller

1%

114

1%

56

114 May
114 Apr

3

class B 1st pfd stamped—..—100

2%

Jan

1%

114

26

1%

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3

Oct

General

xlO% xlO%

50

814

Apr

123

Sep

Jan

31% May

10%

class

1st

D

pfd stamped——100
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&

RR—

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4% %

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Dec

1%

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145

41

50%

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18%

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Apr
Dec

32%

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21%

665

114

Jan

214

Dec

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Jan

Sep

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12

Jan

Oct

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v

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1014

26%

25.74

25.74

25

414

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414

4%

980
25

363

Oct

May

20% May

29

Oct

3

Mines

3%

35

10c

11

4

18%

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Pennsylvania RR
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—

4%

332

12c

100

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Feb

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Co

,

*

Corp.:
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International

Jan

Jarvis

Sep

_

5

Jan

Katz

5c

Jan

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4%

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'

25

2% July

7

50

7

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80

Apr

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20

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1

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489

f&

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1,795

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45c

639

12c

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18%

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14%

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18%

Oct

23 %

1,894

18%

Jun

26

Nov

75c

625

Co

Drug

Switchboard

29%

4%

34%

67%

62%

62

x61 %

20c

779

8%

17%

Street

7

88

16

-7'5%

'

5%

•

"••%>

Co

22

Apr

28

May

30

7.2—50

114
g

?

1%

1%

71/^

g %

1914

7

6014

814

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1314

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Burd

Tel

A

Co

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'

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7% 500
*

T

\ 39%

.

A

?

2.__l 2

common.'—

1 '

-

20

1

Mar

21

85

Nov

105

% Mar

8

Dec

165

15

Dec

25

May

6%

Feb

6

255

•'

101

7'-'1' ;/7:-227

Utilities—

.

.

7' 7"';7' 'l':,/,;', : '.
2
2
2%
2%
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prior lien

;■

stock

Common

Manufacturing

Monroe

Chemical

Ward 8* Co common
Cylinder Gas common—

7.2 8V2
-

•*

Corp

49%

Shares

'

'

1

41%

105

5%

5

Omnibus

33%
814

Range Since January 1

5 Vs

50

2%

2%

High

4

Switch

Dec

Penn

Gas

Jan

514

Apr

Oct

300

2

Jan

10

250

9%

Jan

11

11%

250

1014

Jan

13

class A

25

24%

24%

24 Va

10O

2014

Apr

24%

Dec

27

25 Vs

27

Pressed

900

22%

Apr

30%

Jan

Quaker Oats

*

Co

capital

100

125%

5

3%

125% 130

page




Jan

Apr

8%

50

13

3

3%
11

12%
•

33%

9%
13

3%

.

323/s

5%

600

1,600
100
50

800
50

34%

595

4%

1,800

13%

470

1

4

26%

—*

1%
—

—5

2215.

25%

27

11

1

—1

4

12%

5

..

,

—

Co

1,450

Sep

1%

Oct

3 %

Oct

1014 Aug
6% May
1114 May
3% Mar
28% May
3 3/4

11

May
May

19% Jan

11%

400

9%

1%

1%

600

114 Mar

11%

12

100

14%

14%

100

3.

%

2% July
2% Jun

,

3

100

7%

Jun

Jan

414

Jan

13 % Mar

9%

&

Co

Potter

A

(The)

Cummins

capital,

Co

&

—...

capital—

2

Jan

South

6%

Colo

Spiegel,

Jan

Standard

27%

Oct

13%

Jan

2% Aug

Stein

&

Co

13

Aug

Stewart

Dec

Sundstrand

2% Aug

3%

Apr

Swift

of

(A)

Warner

Co

A

*

common
—

common—

2
1

Indiana
common

Corp

Machine

capital

capital

...——*

common

Tool

25
5

common—5

25

Dec

9%

Dec

7 750

2

Dec

,7 '

1,850

23%

:777

10%

.

.7 7.750

1,100

10

800

6%

Jun

400

%

Jan

150

12 V\

Jun

250

Vs

Jun

663
23 Va
47 Va ,.:7% 700

18%

Jun

21

Dec

614

j,

15

Jan
Nov

■V

36

Apr

3% Nov

7:15
•

Nov

%

Jan

231ir Nov
47%

Dec

20

20%

Oct

2414 Jun

510

3%

Jun

4% Feb

%

550

Va

5%
56"

%, Jun

Apr
Jun

814 Jan

Apr

73%. Nov

146V4

70

148

Oct

1%

IV2

750

1 Vs

Jun

2

Oct

2%

2%

600

1 Va

Aug

3%

Oct

13 %

13 %
42

-

814

..

,

Jun

10% Jan

13%

Dec

10

41

52

Jan

250

Jun

6 Vs

Feb

SVs

Jan

62%

Nov

10

250

43% May
4
May
9 3/4 Dec

23 %

500

23%

7.„456

414

2314

140

10
.

61

4

9%

150

Dec

5

Feb

13%

Apr

33%

Apr

%

%

10

%

2%
1%

3Va

150

2%

Sep

4 V*

1%

1,300

1%

Nov

2

Jan

10% May

12

July

20

Apr

27%

8

July

5

Mar

-•.

—

12

12

27%

2614

27%

8%

11

'

146

2%

8%

350

1,732

8%

190

6%

7%

835

14 "

13%

14Va

850

2234

21%

2214

2,175

—

Oct

414

%

—

-

Jan

% Dec
1114 Feb

3% Apr

20

Dec

Jan

16

6% May

100

Oct
Jan

Jun

'7 8

Jun

11

Vs

5

23%

Apr
Apr

Vs

%

9

Oct

-Apr

34%
7

3% May
8

130

xl%

1514
•/t

40

'•

v

1%

Feb

4

614

9

May

150

15 %

Jan

Jan

;77 Va Apr

Apr

7

510

—

Jan

.

%

% May

4

6%

—

5%
.

450

23
714

8

-

Nov

1,450

9

4%

714

60

~

Nov

Vs

750

714

Dec

Vs

;

600
.

42

:

2

7

50

7114

....

:

50 7

Jan

14

3314

300

V„7,

68

—

——-20

_—:

Oil

1434

&

class

common—

Dredging

Prefei'red

Standard

Pow

Inc.,

Nov

4%

—

1
,—..7

Jan

5

2%

•7

,7

14

—

.

Corp class B common.—.

15

Apr

Oct

Vb Mar

—

—

Signode Steel Strap common
South Bend Lathe Works capital—>—5

393/4

Mar

Sep

314

*

Feb

514

4

Va

21

1

Nov

14

.■

,

Reliance Mfg Co common—
10
Louis Natl Stock Yards capital.—*
Roebuck

Dec

*"

100

21%
■■/ 453/4

—

,,

50c

Schwitzer

7 650
'

14

...100

Serrick

'/. lVa

Jan

3

Va

St

Sears

8%

16% July

2% July

14 V2

preferred—2.5

Nov

12%

Feb

? 100

1414

—• ' 2

Common

Apr
Feb

6%

7

1,250

;2_

;—

—_1

Preferred

Raytheon Mfg Co 6%

2% Mar

Jun

%

4

23

Sep
"Nov

11,400

10
2%

common.—;——2—1
common

1%

r

Dec

16

711% May

22

__

*

common

Co

6%
12%

8%

—

,.

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u

*

Sep
Feb

414

10
2%

common—.*

Co.—

B

class

Steel Car

.Jan

10

(The)

Circle

Poor

Oct

%

9%

'

*

common.

see

4

614

11

9%

—5

—*

common

2%

250

Perfect

Jan

3,250

Apr
Sep

1333/4

3%

2%

11

—5

preferred

Nov

8%

2%
3

10

common.

Mar

2%

14

3

•

102 %

3

11% Mar

8

1

I

1,340

■

class

113» Jan

Apr

5%
9%

7

Dec

9%

4

Pennsylvania

11%

9%

8

,

Feb

4%

10%

10

RR capital
...50
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke capital.——100

Elec

&

7

114

1414

'

—

A———.2—10

class

Elec

_*

*

preferred—100
common———6

Corp

Mfg Co common.——.*
Peabody Coal common B.
5

Penn

49%

r

19%

4%
22%

1014

common——*

48%

37% May
391'8 Sep

5%, Jan

■.%'% Oct

s

100

32

—

Jan

40!

% Mar

100

7 .7:

1

2, 8%

23
714
7;:

common——*

Ontario

Low
250

Inc

Bancorp,
North West util-7%

■

High

40%

'

*

common.

Sales

of Prices

49

capital—.5

Industries

Airlines

Northwest

for Week

Range

Mar

% Aug
a
37/g Mar

4,025

8% •7%.

.1

—

7%

Feb

27

•

19'/2

8

1

North American Car common———;—20
Northwest

4

19V2

.

._

f
1

Feb

9%

314
2%
•' 14
Va

common—22—*

Co

Dec

103s> Nov

Vs

—

common———*

Montgomery
National.

...

t c._———*

v

Modine

58%

,

Jan

%

———100

2:7,7% preferred5 class A..2——.2—_ 100
,;■:(; 67o preferred class A——:—100
Miller & Hart $1 prior preferred_2—1G

Feb

74

,

"

-

.,,

7':;7-r :'."'
T/o prior lien ———————100

1% July

'

7%

Week's

Low

8

Midland

compiled from official sales lists

•',

8

.

Feb

,.;

Feb

8'/a

"

V

8

..

Apr

Mar

4% Oct

Aug

>11'

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12%

„

*

.

Jan

__

230

46c

104%

■

8%

812

934

*

25

16%

Sep

Mar

950

15c

Jun

18 both inclusive,

Va

Oct

1%

70

%

;

Ai—7-2—*

Apr

1% Aug
9% Nov

;

Dec

120

•.—.2—2

Mfg-class

Nov

1%

514
714

1,150

common.

&

Jan

11%

Apr

40Iv Apr

200

-

Jan

Dec

' V

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414

63

3,660

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40

f 4Va

-

44% Aug

Jun

450

/"4

—

;—.5

common....

30

Apr

7773 71;'Sep

800

Nov

12% Aug
8% Jan

7 7% Aug

"•■

"

77

I-

Jun

7-7''5% May

200

Sep

18

Jan,

,

77

72 V«

49

4,000

—25

common

footnotes

1,037

'

5%

50'% Mar

103% 103%

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7 *"360

5%

-1014

7 267
"

0

37% May

Jan

<W H) common

(E

7

10%

Apr:

12%

Field
Rad

Class

Feb

(Delaware)——

Piston Ring

62%'

Jan

Dec

7

: 1. 2%-.May

50

5%

70

42%

Brack & Sons (E J) capital
Brown Fence & Wire common
Bruce

1,450 7

814,

8

1,417

Jun

Seelig Mfg class A com——5

Warner

Nov

6%

5% May
18 V» Jun

;150

77

4

1,725

29%

•

Berghoff Brewing Corp
Bliss & Laughlin common—;
Borg

4

h

1

788

1114

•.

17 :

1,150

"

19%

xl0%
•*''

•

63

13,000

common

Radio

506

;

1114
-2

7{»

«

7

,

-

?

Merch & Manufacturers Sec-r-

Dec

39%

Co

Mfg

Aviation

814

"

M •-%

5

common——.

McWilliams Dredging common

35% Mar

39%

ale Price

Belden Mfg Co common

Belmont

5

24%

21.1a May

9%

McCord

55

Univ

'••

1214

Marshall

Jan

1970

.

Bendlx

'

300

Jan

6% Nov

75

Equipment Co common
.1
Asbestos Manufacturing Co common—1
Athey Truss Wheel capital
4

&

5%

10
100

2
9%

10

Dec

Aro

Barber Co

500

"T7

1014

90

common

Products Corp

Barlow

6

7 25

25

1514

10

70

common

Laboratoxdes

Corp

Jan

Jan

78% Apr

:

100

Apr

$1,000

—1948

!

Allied

Aviation

10%

75

185

Apr

Ry—

Aetna

<fc

600

6%

Dec

70%

A

ser

common

Co

Dec

3

7777% Mar

11%

3%

70%

Castings
Ball Bearing common

Tel

200 ;

9

11%

Oil

6%

17

Alum

&

Jan

44 V

•

Sep

1114

6%

Lion

1% July

15

Par

Armour

Feb

Feb

Sep

7

40%

Jan

3% Mar

"-74

650

"630

17V»

6718

88

J 6%

6%

»

STOCKS—

American

Dec

2

24Apr
29%

7" " 125

4%

17

;

common—5%

preferred

Line Material Co

.

:

Abbott Laboratories

Chalmers

,

71% Aug

30

2414

1114

«

1% %-;•%%
Mickelberry's Food Products com/"..221'72 2_'7414
Middle West Corp capital———_—5
4'%
4
Midland United conv pfd—22.———•
.7
8V2
814

22c

1%

1

Last

Allied

Dec

Ref'g Co capital.—7'% 1114
Liquid Carbonic common..—2——>7.
1514
Loudon Packing" common
2." ,7/.2/••'•""%,. 2

i

8

465

x44 % x44%

Friday-

Allls

214

4%

22%

&

Ext

978

1,290
!

30

34 V

Mar

cumul

Salle

562

8 %

xlO
6

60c

.I960

Dec. 12 to Dec.

Advanced

4,200 7

4

7

Libby McNeill & Llbby commoxv— 2^.7
4%
Lincoln Printing Co common——„■•.•'Va
$3.50 preferred
,2 8%

July
fS
UJ

24c

29%

»

Jr
La

Jan

RR—

series RR.__

Oas

Oct
Jan

Jan

29%
534

28% May

195

44-

414

L'p com class A——* 7 /_.•
v
" '
Kentucky Utility—

Nov

17%

34

•

———_4——

10

Chicago Stock Exchange

&

35

2%

_

:';

"

'common.'—-—'22—'—..I,

Ken-Rad Tube

May

Noblitt-Sparks

Oil

i

4214

.

7

'

Adams

4

Sep

21

116

common..'...* ,7-v2:2.a;7'-1 5614x5814
capital..—222.2—_1'-7'9%
9%
9%

Co.

lc

5

100

Inc

A

Steel Co

32

21 Vs

3414
t

:

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Acme

12% Mai-

Apr

150

Harvester

B)

3% Nov

5

1

mortgage 4%%

Mass

(W

400

9%

514

25

Tunnel—

Co

series

Jan

Feb

9%

7";' 500

34

Nov

3

900

5%

Nov

9%

181

200

;.77- 200

314

Oct

9 %

Jun

10%

Joy Manufacturing Co common—222—t

BONDS

4%s

8

Apr

capital.. Jui—_—t__—*

18

May

325

x8

10

25

Corp
Vermont & Mass Ry Co——

Eastern

Products

37%

27% Jan

*
..

Holding

Income

10

"7

8%

'7

.1

65c

70c

*

(The)

Maine

150

Dec
Dec

25

/

",7.6% Aug '- v;

75

■■■

...
.

114 May

_♦

21%

22%

_*

United Shoe Machinery

&

;:;'7

8%

7

Jan
Apr

7 3% Mar

100

t c__7

v

common
common

18c

.,

10
i

—

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Drill

mtge 4%

Independent Pneumatic Tool
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt
Indiana Steel

29c

Dec

15c

'

1st

30

300

capitaL.-i.^——10 7
common.^.—
100 7.'

Dec

20c

—25

..

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1%
19

112

914
1%

l%

B2_—2.U2'-7!%'4:;,:97/a

Dec

'

lc

7!,.

24c

(S D)

Nov

15c

Jan

35%

i,::•■:%:<
7ir

*

Warren

514

Jan
Feb

Co

4

85%

.100

,

System

17

91,4

Illinois Central RR

214 Aug

11

Brick

Illinois

205

7

87%

100

..•—

Mills

Waldorf

25

Jan

coimnon22——22...1

Car

Oct

3

,

Motor

2%

Pacific

Venezuela

Nov

2%

463g

.

.2.7

common.

class

Dec

A

common

&

Jan

1%

100

Dec

_*

common.

Brewing capital.——.—22^.1

Houdailie-Hershey

lc

North Butte Mining—4——2.50
Old Colony RR.
100

Metal

16 Va

1% Aug

"

35%

common.— 2—2.7.10

Co

4%

1%

3%

York, New Haven & Hartf RR.100

Utah

W)

25.74

250

14c

*

England Tel & Tel

Fruit

(H

Co

May

285

,1 35%

England Gas & Elec Assn—
5%% preferred

cuinul

13% Mar

100

1%
214

250

•

commoxx—.f—r—*

Rubber

Apr

22.19

4

New

6'!o

400

:"V7

1514

'

National Tunnel <fe

United

Jon

36%

Spencer Bart •commoh2i.2.-22.2l25-'):7>- -25 ''''

Hupp

15c

11

1

1

Twist

Inc

Bros

Printing

Hibb

12
41

2%

_100

26 %

Feb

3% 7

"2%

95

4% Mar
30

614

5%.

12c

1

Co

17%

27

:

*

—

—

Id

22%:
40 :/■;'-•

5

c—

93

26

—*

-----

Narragansett Rac'g Assn Inc—

Union

Jan

104%

351a

Great Lakes Dr & Dock common.——"

325

———_%.—*■:

——

Associates

Torrington

12%

Sep

Jan

-,7'{

common..—.2— *

264

10

—1

—

—

Webster

Sep

71

7i-__

common.—..0

75c

22%

—*

National Service Cos

&

Adv

441%

40

10%

Maine Central RR common-—.—100.

Stone

9

70

'

*

Association

Gillette Safety Razor Co.

Shawmut

Outdoor

17%

100

Hathaway Bakeries class B
Lamson Corp
(Del) common

New River Co

175

414 Mar

General

66c

i—4—'*

Capital Corp

Util

1014

8%

Oct

1%

5% preferred

14% 'Nov

3714

Oct

92%

Mergenthaler

21%

Jan

5%

Gillette Safety Razor

——

Mass

Apr

Apr

Dec

7%

2%

——

Oct
Dec

15%

,7 10%

6%

Jun

92%

Gilchrist Co

16'i.

33/4

5

42%

68c

_*

7 ——

6%
preferred B
Eastern SS Lines common——

General

Aug
Aug

Feb

100

Feb

Street Ry common...100
pfd series A
_100

Group

%

400

414

17%

Employers

" Jun

I

.11% July

4

514

,—100

Preferred

Jan

614

130

16

7% Nov
1414 Aug

4% May

334

298

5

Nov

614

.

6%

Associates-

— —

Mass

1st

31%

7

4%

21

Jan

3

'

preferred

6%

A.———•___—

Apr
% May

—

..

1

6%

4%

prior preferred.——aIIOO

Eastern

*

Oct

23%

17 Va

4%

Nov

"

Fuel

-v-WT

Candy- class

1%

'

Auto—..4—"--——10

common

777 3/4 Feb

45 7

23

5%

_.

General Finance Corp common..22— t
1%
General Foods common 2—,7 _2 v
General Motors Corp common.
—10 77 44

21

5

Co———

&

—

Drive

Co

22

4%

100

Calumet & Hecla

Copper

114

Moi'se "common

Mfg

3%

800 ~

32

'3%

;

__

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■

General American Transp common—5

Boston

6%

■!

1

7%

914
'

20

Dec

Jun

245

9'%

32

3%

15

1%

Boston

9

32

—5

1%

814

,Jan

2Vb

40

:

7

".'',.814

—

I-nc.^i—.__4l—1

100

.

7

Corp commoh-i—2—' r%i:

Airlines

.100

Stamped

23%
•

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V

*

Electric Household Util Corp

Dodge Mfg

Feb

V;

7%1'w

—7'—

common..

23%

91

'.-..j 1514
1%
' 2%

-

•-

Jun

67:

76%

74

•

*

Car

Dec

45

1134

Jan

1414

9%

7614

common....—.10

...

Dec

70

1%

13

—

3

Dec

63

80 7

15T4

,19%

—

7;7'7

9ia
£
8

36

1,500

IV2

14

'.r

7

1214

1514

__

.30

preferred.—

4 2%

:

.

15%

7?

.......25

common—

Apr

7%

2%'

7—
'

common——.*

common

63/4
12Va

,7
V

class A—_—.50

80%

*

-7

•

'

:

62%

5%

8%

.

Jan

Apr

1,650

1

Jan

10%

May

8%

.

9,600

2%

:

50

preferred—^..—J;..—.100

(A1 f)

505

*

18%

47

45

67%

Feb

7%

Jun

28

250

11%

1,000

Lighting Inc common...—.12 V2

Decker

Apr

94

22

:

10

Feb

% May.

23,250

314

;

25

Herald Traveler Corp
Boston & Maine RR—

New

1%

Low

101%

Feb

May

7

"

7 " 900

65

1114

.

36

64

65%

common—25

100

Elevated Ry

Boston

New

lists

Curtis

4,216

104% 104%

*

—.

Common

214

314

common—

'

Co—"

.

35%

.

•

Common partic shares Vtc class B—*
Container Corp of Amer common..—20

Range Since January 1

High

6%

Apr

1% Nov
15%

50
250

.

3% 0"

common.———

Edison

1%

■■■

.

%

Oil Corp
*
♦
preferred part shares—.50

Cudahy

Shares

»'o

30

9

—10

common———

Utensial

Consumers

for Week

___100

Edison

Boston

—

314

8%

214

Cunningham Drug Stores ——•—•12%

Range
of Prices

Par

Boston

Alum

Vtc

/

Sales

Week's

Last

4% May

"

8%

;

1

preferred.:

Commonwealth

Exchange
sales

Apr

% Mar

450

5,450

16%

—

coinmon————5

Crane Co common—.——.

inclusive, compiled from official

1,250

%

86

.

•

Jun

101

1,000

%
5%

%

,

.

65

Continental

Friday

&

.

30

Club

May
May

Sale Price

STOCKS—
Tel

x3tt

common—'

Cities Service Co.

Oct

42

24,500

53

55

101

$200
94,000

90%

5014

50 %

1975

—

Dec.

&

Nov

Dec

%
x5%

/

—

_*

Nov

30%

%

.

Consolidated

5'.'.

4S..

Boston Stock

Bird

75

21% May

1,399

Dec

4%

Aug
Feb

Co.

Convertible

Conn—

indebt

of

Transit

American

70%

.

;

"

Chicago Flexible Shaft common——5
Chicago Yellow Cab capital——
—*
Chrysler Corp common
%
—5

Dec

52

Mar

30

Belt

Consolidated Biscuit

5s series A

5s

52

Dec

16%

Nov

'

Certificates
Baltimore

52

Jan

72

Feb

Jan

2.65

18

Apr

Jan

Chicago Corp common—.

82

Jun

Chain

Jan

22n

13%
41%

43

Cherry Burrell Corp

Sep

200
200

Nov

Oct

Feb

14

66

20

Dec

1.50

14'

65 %

400

Dec

16% Mar

14

6514

*

24

50

'72

Feb

preferred23%
22%
Central States Pow & Light pfd
.*• ;,7 „3%

Jan

8

Jan

15%

$7

40

3

14%

—

100'

100

891

12%

21%. July
16% Nov

May

50

V'-':'

Jan

60

High
6%

Sep

19%

71

36

2.00

43/4

575

20%

10

129

100

2

pfd

1,450
:

——„*

Feb

77

20

com——50c

preferred-;

Mar

100

Fidelity & Guar

Bonds—

lien

2414

22%

Range Since January 1

"

Low

5%

86

Nov

15%

30

r—1
—J—*.

;

Util

10

21%

%

52

,_

Prior

preferred

South West

127

2.00

common.

Ine

Dec

Convertible

Central &

Oct

$6

Serv

common

35

108

Shares

High

514

—

common—_——10

Pub

127

77
22

—2

common

Trust

6%

200

Dec

12%

M)

50

50

—100

Casualty

July

(A

Illinois

Central 111 Secur

Nov

56%
116

Co

Central

33%

Vernon-Woodbury Mills com—100

Preferred
New

9

Nov

12

July
Mar

Low

10

—

cumul conv. preferred—:—

Castle

Nov

1.80

Mar

107

900

7

127

3.50
40

30

12%

17%

Jun

77

111

111«

30c

—

Campbell Wyant & Can Fdy capital—*

High

,13% Apr

1,388

561-2

111

——..1

common

11

5514

.—.100

,

Low

Par

:

■

Brothers

5%

Range Since January 1

High

:

__

Co

Butler

for Week

Sale Price

STOCKS

Range

Sales
for Week

'

Sales

Last

'

STOCKS—

inclusive, compiled from official sales lists

14 Oct

Jun

9

Jan

Dec

Va Aug

SVs

Nov

12% May

19

Jan

20

05

J

Sep

fi n

•

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■'.■.% THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL

-Number^ 1.35"

Volume 156

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
.*

Friday

-•

Low

40%

Corp

Caroide

Uiuim

39%

40%

914

77%

79%

—

S

Nov

4074

Dec

Jun

9 74

Sep

500

58%

100

41

y

'

Zenith-Radio
f

14
20

-5
•

Jan

2

15% May
11%

Jan

17%

Nov

Jan

29 74

Ocl;
Jari

4 %

56%.

674

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Co—l

Electric

General

28%
5%
17%
5%
104%
xl6%
25%
10%

.

U.

Co common——.

Rubber

S.

Dec

;V

:V

674

2274 May

28 %

Jan

2774

53

Oct;

'.

67

Jan

9

500

574- Jun

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-

2,650

6?
17% ••
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,
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17 74 :

Jan

May -;

50

21%

Y: 385

5%

■

1,120

Jun

1774 May

.

30%

560

3%
6%

.11%

•

Oct

12%

Apr

;.

.

7 %

Oct

;1774

Oct

23 74

Nov

11

Dec

,

Apr

2%

1,980
,1.160

Jan

■V 474 ■ Nov

274

1,470
807

31

f

608

19

-

Jan

Apr

45% Dec

Apr

:

.6%

Nov

26 74

Dec

14

Nov

3 74 Aug

>

580

13% Mar

170

10% Aug

>

Jan

5

13% May

,2,050

>

y

2074 July.

.450

.

Jan

26

.

7

Jun

589

Jan

Jan

1,250

%
>,'■

Oct

7%

Apr y

'

12

Dec.

\

>

.

both

18

Dec.

to

J-

•'

.

Week's

Friday
Last

.v

American

Machinery^ ——20

Laundry

Brewing

Burger

—

_

-

Preferred

Prod____

_

_

Telephone
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Yards—

Cincinnati

-i

—

.

Corp.

0

59%

Insulation

10

5

Jun

6

2%

70

174

Jan

374

9

115

16

May

35

250

25

26

27

331

22 74

class .-B.

Randall

Rapid
U

S

<1

S

U

y'

2.9 %

Jan

174

Jan

%

50

74

Jan

%

488

42%

Feb

52%

90

174

Jan

2 74

Briggs Mfg

2%

130

2

Oct

4%

2%

100

2 74 May

374

3%

Unlisted—
—

974
10%

0

0

Motors—

General

42%

•.

44

-.4

'i

■4 74

Feb

4%

Nov

21%

200

15%

Jan

2174

Nov

174

Jan

1%

Feb

1%

Cleveland

Detroit

&

Detroit

Edison

common:

Gar

General

3 7 7#

Nov
Dec

44

Jan

3

50

274

Drug

5,592

15

Last

Michigan

•

•

187 a

200

1 % Mar

2%

174

300

174

2

Feb

3

.•

;

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3 7#

400

274 July

3%

Feb

1%

■

4274

174

of Prices

Sale Price

60c

56 c.

100

56c

Jun

.—

Sugar

Pacxard

3%

Feb

G74

Sep

107#

350

8 34 May

4%

800

3 74

Jan

5%

Nov

100

1

Feb

1%

Dec

45c

Feb

GOc

Jun

13c

Dec

23c

Jan

1

Jun

17a

18%

commoni—

Car

Chemical

Park

Davis

Parke

Rust

Parker

1%

Class
U S

1

1%

1 %

61c

61c

.

City

Iron

Cliffs

Cleveland

Cliffs Corp

preferred.

'VX J
*

r

;A"

■;

60

12%

Controller

i—G__

——;

High

3374

35 74

52

52

55

14

14

80

1474

1474

9.5

'

-

774
1074

Feb

14%

44

vi-

Jan

■

53

Aug

,.

Feb

14%

%

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74% Mar

July

-

Dec

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9-34 Dec

v.4";: 20

14

v -

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Jan

2 *''

y 2.658

52

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s

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50

'

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Rubber

Tire <fe

Goodyear

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_

....

.

M

$5

A

cum'

369

2374
7.74

774

VY 100

35%

.

pfdY.-iiiLxii

e"t,4

■

3574

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a9974 a99%... y;

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4; A

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3074

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.

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Tile

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.

l_'^i-i'J.'Il

.

*

■

1

4

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274
58 1

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Diamond

•

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2274

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Drug

Weinberger

•,

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!

•

27#

1074

3>

-

5974

7#

:

.

1

450

.

,

r

2 3 74

1,261

9%

9%

Mar

5

Aug

40

Jan

May

20

Nov

Apr

;

'

12

Jan

'5

Feb

Feb

Jun

1474 Mar

Dec

19

1374 July17# Aug

1% May

.

36
•

..

17#
1 %

200

1%:

1%
103

.

6%'

50

:lL—

,

.

Jun

;.J74

Jan

Feb

2

Feb

3%

-

Nov

27%

27%
80c

84c

Firestone

Tire

&

6

,

:

,

■■

10

,

May
Jan

60

174

••

9%
12

29 %

21:

215

;

574,

.i

5.74

Nov
Nov
Jan

Aug
Jan

General

Electric

Glidden

•15%

__i^.

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-,4V •' ;';'-• 20V4

Co

common__i—

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Interlake Iron
N

Y

Ohio

Central
Oil

—

—

S

—*

t«« —

5"

Dec

87-4 Mar

100

,:

For

—

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& Door__-_————_*

footnotes

see

page




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Jj.

30%

320

■
.

•

-

14%
34%
5%
10%

1174 e"
14' ■

-

*
Steel

22 74

11%
1374

1074

'•

-

150

16

1474
33%
5%
1074

__

.

Steel

Younstown

20

■

-

34

common——*

RR

common-.,.;

y

-

*

Republic Steel common—*
U

3074

common.————ii—*

Industrial Rayon common__i__—

33

1%

Nov

Dec

574

37#

Feb

665

174

400

2

Mar

200

47c

Jan

600

75c

Jan

4%

474

4%

75c

75c

75c

Jan

Apr

374

4%

Oct
Oct

1.00

1%

Nov

1%
4

174

550

j.

'/a

Jan

1 %

Jar.

4

74

4 %

300

2%

Jan

47a

Nov

inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Friday

Range

Loio

par

—1
——2

Company^.

Corp—

46 74

J

2874

4 7 74
29

-

>'

-

-

Steel

774
15

605
1,860

Creameries

895

116
186
150
234

216
309
1 62
65

—

—1

America

of

245
50

260

46 74 Jan

19%
474

19%
474

1,000
120
; 200

4
Jun
17% Apr
2.45 Mar

18

--

Motors

Paint

Corp

Gladding

Goodyear Tire &

Corp

:_

—_—;«i.

—10
1

Co
Corp—

Petroleum

5

774
9774c

7c

35c

Companyi—_—1,

1.00

;

7c

,■
■

■

__i.
—i.

974

Sep

; .*i

Pacific Clay Products..
Pacific

Finance

35c

Jun
July
Feb

,

6
95c
25c

Dec
Oct

68%

Dec
Oct

7

Oct

23

474

Gas

&

Corp

,

common_______10

Electric

common——25

•

'* 23%

Y
''.

4,4
1374 13%

Feb

395
-

;

Dec

44

Dec

5%

874

1274

Oct

~17

Feb

..

Dec

774

Jan

8

Nov

1.90

Jan

8c

Dec

40c

17a
28
874
4

Apr
Mar
Dec
Jan

1°
6

Aur
Apr

Juneau

Cardinal
Zenda

Gold

Mng

10

Co..,

Mammoth Cons Mng Co__
Gold

Gold

10c

Mining Co

Mining

Company

:

1
_1

—

lc

74c
al%c

3
lc
%c
ale

3
lc
74c
174c

320
1.000
5,500
1,100

1 74
lc
74c
lc

Apr
Nov
Dec
Dec

Oct
Oct

32 %

Nov

1474

Dec

274
44

874
27c

Oct
Dec

Jan
Nov

18

•

Dec

24

May

Mining Stocks—
Black

40

25c Mar

Jun
18% Apr

Nov

28 74

1.15 .Tun
34% Jun
674 Apr

Mar
Feb

Nov

25%

22 ,4 Apr
If1/2 Peb

Aor

Jan'

20%

Jan
32% May

Jun

Jan

574

25

Jun

Feb

23

3% Jan

Jun

Dec
—

Dec

3174

6 /* Jan
16
Apr

10%
14
1 .■i
2%
•355,
247#
23
10 A

Jan

24%

Jun

120
450

Dec

64

Apr

3,800

Dec

20

Apr
Sep

6e

Jan

2074

17
May
57-4 Oct
15 74 May

1

Jan

74

8

15

674 Mar
v 1174 Jan

,

Nov

2

Nov

6^4
3,575

2374 24
854
5% 1st preferred
_!
_25
30
30
30
264
Pacific Indemnity Co
10
43774 38
300
Pacific
Lighting Corn rnm
•
32».;.
31% 32
1.673
Pacific Public Serv. 1st pfd—1474
1474 1474 %
106
Republic Petroleum Co. common
_1 '1.90 y
1.90 1.90
8u0
574% preferred
:
50
-4
43'% 44
150
Richfield Oil Corp common—J
l*--i-'f f-1%
7
7%
■ 1,508
Warrants
'
25c
25c
300
Shell Union Oil Corp
'
15
_i'
1774 18
391
•Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—i—
* " :
'
22
22'
100
Solar Aircraft Company
—1
1 2
174
2
200
Sontag Drug Stores
1
_i_*
374
3%
3%
360
Southern California Edison Co Ltd
25
19%
1974 2074
2,613
6% preferred B__
25
29% 2974
372
5%% preferred C„_
_25
27%
27% 2774
386'
Southern Pacific Co
1
——_„—* ■
1574
14% 16
2,345
Standard Oil Co of California
*
28
27
28
1,483
Sunray Oil Corporation——1
;
'174
1741
200
Superior Oil Company (The)—I.i-__25
__
48
48
191
Taylor Milling Corp_-_.——_—i_—_*
9
874
9
310
Transamerica Corp
,—2
674
574
674
9,437
Union Oil of California—
?*■
15
14% 15
2,354
Universal Consolidated Oil
10
9
9
9
133
Pacific

Alaska

13%Sep

53%
335
31%
374

2,500

■.

7c

29c

•'

210
8 00
1,2 1 5

774

1 '

;

—

"

560

7
17 74

1774

1.00

—_—1

6 74
1674

': '

—

Investment Co

Mfg

—

—31%
—1'
7 7

A_!

Co__

Angeles

Menasco

Co—1——-*

Rubber

Aircraft

Occidental

-

common—4%
«fc Co_——i-~——y 8%

Hancock Oil Co common

Lockheed

44

—10

Corp

McBean

Lane-Wells

—

common.,

"

72
30
1.298
800
:j 470

a5574 5774
385
395
4274 44
474
474
874
874
23
2474
3174 31%

Aircraft Company—————* f—
Bank.
100 y

Douglas

Farmers & Merchants Nat'l
General

•-

SeD

37a

17. . Jun
9% May

66 74
5 74

20%
18%
68 74
6 V#

6
1974
.

High
2.20

574 Apr
10
Jan

68 %

*
*

Corp.—

January 1

1.35 July
2.20 May
1.15 Dec

1,370
700
5,923

20%

1.25

;

Range Since
Low

Shares

7%
143/4

.

5

;

High

1.65 1-70 "
374
374
1.15 1.25

1.70

50c

Inc—

for Week

of Puces

Sale Price

V

Sales

Week's

Last

__

'

300

■

127:4 -12%

Y-v/

._;io

Rubber

103

374

374

Dec

Apr

65c

1.450

Feb

174 Mar

Aug

2374 May

200

27%

80c

—

Unlisted—

Addressograph-Mul; common Yii

174

Jan

274 Mar
157 b

Dec

95

75

103

Aug

10

Jan

2 74

Apr

1 %

700

1,440

Feb

Nov

134

Jun

174

210

2 7a

10%

—

50

,

9

-

Aug

3 74

380

;

6 74

:

Sep

9

1.042
7935
i.250

-

7

-

'

—

174

300

17 a

Feb

6 74

1.00

Apr
Mar

56c

100

17

Oct

5

1,065

6

1%

103

14%

240

16%
87c

Dec

2J

Apr

■

Feb

10

■' 411

y;

--1%

22 74

.

.

1974

Angeles Stock Exchange

Corp

Oceanic Oil

37%

17 v

130

V

1074 .1074

Bros.

Dorn

-

'/

674

"•■4,

Patterson-Sargent
Richroan

<•

'

-

1014%

.

14-y

Refining

Nnfional

White

.

common—.1 3 , ;r>
preferred 6%_4._
—2
.
•— /•

National

Van

-

Paving -Brick——_i-__-JiLl_v.

Metro

:

10

—_;V

103%

374

Machine •„— *%7y 18 'v'Yv : 18 y.;' 18
'
52
Kelly Island Lime & Tr.„—i„k'- —•
9 .
9%%
. 720
Lam son & Sessions-._-i-___-i___——__® y.-i-t:
3% • 3% -- ,'200
—.

Sep

Feb

30

336

;

Jaeger

McKay Machine

Aug

737

29

10 7#

XX.:

—4

,y.-

Accessories

Aircraft

Los
Mar

33-"May
102

6

100

5

■

30%

30%;

>-

15%

'.

•

■

140

■-.X':
*

Co

Ilarbaucr

24% ?:r

2474

-i'_

Preferred
Hanna

•

\'*yc4-.r

■■'•■zS&L

Oct

274

1%

' —'•

1

STOCKS—

'

Rubber

Faultless

3

Dec

5%

2~T4

to Dec. 18 both

12

i-"...

Blue

1174 Nov
v.

273

60.%

■

-

35 74 *

K \\

•-

Mfg

Elect.

67 b

Jan

174

87c

,'V."V:

General

200 %

'

Eaton

Nov

Apr

2

16 74

-1

common

.

834

4

loo

;

:

974

1074

!

r

474

4UJ

975

16%

*

common.—iL:—

Los

Chrysler

574 July

392

1074

_i—;—

common—i.

*1-

C

Jan

1,340

174

••'

1%

GOc

200

574

2874

v

Oct

Jan

Aug

174

550

1%
61c

2 7# May

1%

——_—

Dec.

Bandini

Range Since January I

120

;

2%; 4 2 %

60744

•

1,900

2%

2%

———274'

Screw Products common

Jan

Low

10%

:'-.,T274

.

'"

Oct

11

2 74

28%

A_—'

Aircraft

•

Jan

1074

2%

5%
2%

*

common...

—

Radiator

Warner

Wayne

1,900

1

Prod————— _1

Metal

Cooler

B

200

15c

—

;—1
Rickel (HW) common———2
River Raisin Paper common.———0
Scotten-Dillon common-..—.——10
Standard Tube class B common——1
Stearns (Fred'k) preferred—
_100
Timken-Detroit Axle common.——10
Tivoli Brewing common..—.—
_1
United
Specialties
—1
Universal

52c

13c

6

Invest

Prudential

1%

50c

Wolverine

Peninsular

47#

'

15c

common.;———

Proof--

Parker

Y

■■

■

———

Preferred

200

187#

10

18%

0

Ice & FuelClark Controller —■'
Cleveland Builders Realtyiiiiiiiii

4

———

_____

Motor

Consolidated

Shares

J

6%.-

674

-

:V'.,

4% July

100

300

10

107#

——1
common.-______—'*
10

Feb

80c

10 74

4

-.

Nov

10 74

■"

1074

Xx

Jan

17 a

May

56c

Xx

3,100

Dec

2 74

17# July

400

Sep

44

Jan

30%

967

1%

Oct

17a

174 May

100

1%
44

Jun

83 c

Department Store Inc_—L-*
774
Byron Jackson Company———
California Packing Corp common.—_*
7-Y
Central Investment Corp————_100
—

High

Low

Par

Body__iii'i-i-4 i'U_5
Brewing Corp. of America
is. i—_3

177#

82c

■

■.

Jan

Apr

2

174"

1
1

common—

Products.

Murray Corp

Nov

for Week

Range

American Coach &

474 Aug

l3n

44

..

Mar

2

XXl'

Michigan Die Casting.

474

Sales

Week's

Friday
STOCKS-

Jan

1774

———1

——

—

Oil

Screw

43 74

Aug

3274 May; :•

compiled from official sales lists

Dec. 18 both inclusive,

14

78c

•

Jan

Cleveland Stock Exchange
to

Aug

5,200

Broadway

Dec.'1-2

1174

DdC

58c

3 74-

__i

common

Apr

11%

XX-

-

Oct

97a

6% Mar
15c

27#

Brewing common———

Graham-Paige

,

400

11%

•

2

1
1
Grand
Valley Brewing—,—
1
Hall
Lamp
——5
Hoskins Mfg ——.——2 74
Houdaille
Hershey B——_——i_*
Hudson Motor Car——r——
*
Kingston Products common——
1

Goebel

530

17%

common—„_—3
Finance common,....—;
1
Motors common——————10

General

200

74

3%

Industries

Wood

1%
9

50c

500

'

1
1

common-

50c

50c

common—10
20

Nuv

Detroit-Michigan Stove
Prankenmuth Brewing

1074 Aug

July

30

397

36 74

•

3

9%

Jan

12

Mar

1

1,351

374

'-:r:

9

10.

1,892

2

*

'

Bearing—

Roller

Timken

43%

_____—Y— X

Brands

Standard

1074

17#

i%

—

Feb

300

Oct

4

974 May

691

1074

10%

'—

Aug

4%

4

1%

—

,

Rolling Mill

American

57#

77a

974

.

Columbia Gas ^

1%

1

3074 Mar

25% May

100

28

28

—-

City Ice & Fuel—

Jitn

5

2174

°

—

Jan

0

25

1

100

'

Adding

Burroughs

Feb

300

4 7H

—1

High

1%

v5%

•

Machine.——Li-.*
Burry Biscuit common——12 74c
Consolidated Paper
———10

Mfg

McLaren

Brown

Dec

V2%
10

5

common—

Rubber common———,

Baldwin

:

Oct

2 74

—

Printing———

Apr

49 5 #

4.'."';'

\V

v,..

———-——

.".V- 1

Dec

35

May

2%

49%

——

Card.

Playing

July

%

«

V:l.

Dec

18

-

4874

■«

V-

Feb

Mar

1

20

i", 1

1

1% :w

Jan

115

Dec

45

;

874

,

Dec

35

—

,

27%

Oct

29%

674 May

.

70

18

26%

common——
•

145

77s
28
115

Pumps

Procter & Gamble

Nov

3,649

7# May.-

115

J3

National

Jan
Nov

5%

774

—s„

Leonard

974
9%

8%

27 74

A——...

Oct
Jan

,-■11

6%'May

40

18

•

9%

Nov

5%

/

XX '■

—-

•

Jan

6

7%
100

—

574

57%

32

7

27%

t

Kroger

Jan

59'/a

>

274

—

class

Hobart

95

8174 July
:

623

V

•

8
.

'

a

Formica

July

83

8%

'

Early <fe Daniel..
-

6

83%

—

Preferred

Jan

3

_____

Eagle-Picher

Aug

94

'

4

-;v0

Drug

Nov

Nov

8

7

•

Crystal Tissue
Dow

1874

10074

50

874

—

—

Apr

4

X-.

••

0

Crosiey

Dec

1474

100

8%

59 74'
0
.

Sep

28%

4

81%

__

29

18

1874

874;

Jan

2%

174 July

5

Oct

200

29

'

■

100

_

Cincinnati Un Stock

.

Apr

674 Aug
91

Dec

88

50

■

100

100

Electric pid—

Cincinnati Gas &
Cincinnati Street

.

I5/#

1874

^.

_
——

Cincinnati Advertising

Dec

29
:

Paper & Fibre..

22

Jin

5

"174

Carthage Mills class B..—

Champ

19

54

88

88

j-

a

-

___

246

5%

5

Preferred

High

Low

2074

2074

20 3 n

-v

8

Baldwin

1

Range Since January

High

Low.

Par

Forge

Drop

Masco

Shares

of Prices;!*

Sale Price

STOCKS—

Atlas

Low

High

174

174

1

Equip———

<te

McClanahan

for Week

Range

Elec

Kinsel

Sales

'

Low

Range Since January 1

Shares

———

from official sales lists

compiled

inclusive,
r

Allen

for Week

Range
of Prices

Par

Jan

.

Cincinnati Stock Exchange
;

Last
Sale Price

Nov

3%. Apr

Sales

Week's

Friday

Oct

.'y 874 Mar.

inclusive, compiled from official sales lists

to Dec. 18 both

Dec. 12

Jan

4%

-

——1

& Coach class B

Yellow Truck

Detroit Stock Exchange

Jan

4

62 74

Apr.

-

2074

.680

5% i:y%5%. 5%
26
>. • 24% 267'#
127#
x!2 % 12%'

^1'
-10

Studebaker Corp common

Feb

'5% Nov

2% Mar

604

,

common—1 .
17%
Nash-Kelvinator
Corp————
5 y-_'^y •
New York Central RR capital.———10%
Paramount Pictures common.ij.——1
17%
Pullman Inc capital—————
*
yi_ •
26%
Pure Oil Co (The) common—11
11
Radio Corp of America common...—:•
4%'V;vV-»4y+- 4%-;
Republic Steel Corp common——-—„*v - 14%.
13%. 14%
Standard Brands common.....ii.--.-a*v
%4% y'V3% 4 4%
Standard Oil of New Jersey capital—25
45%
43% 45%.
Co

L)

Martin-(Glenn

Jan

2%

.

2% July
40

1,800

\v

,6% i 6%
297a

.-■■■,

2974

*

:

Corp common————*

Intel-lake Iron

■674

Dec

:.i*,i : Aug
4 % Mar

.784

■

'5%
6%
24%: 25%
44%. 47%'
-54 . 56%

■

81 74

63 %, Apr
•

Telephone: Randolph 5530

STOCKS-

■"}: >•%'
6%
' 25%
46%.

*
Anaconda Copper Mining—L—..„—50
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe^corn—100
Bethlehem Steel Corp common-.i_2._L_*
Radiator 8i St Sari com-

DETROIT

Ford Building

Nov

23'/a

-2,225

18% '2074

Stocks—

Unlisted
American

■

V

,

Associate

Dec

2074

500

4

4

Curb

York

Chicago Stock Exchange

Stock Exchange

Detroit

Jan

Jan

,

capital——:
Corp common—ii'L

New

Dec

55%
1197#

-

.

Mach

18%

„

Jun

1%

.

Yates-Amer

Apr

Members

Exchange

York Stock

New

Dec

44% May

•

-

63 %

10774

v

■

,

May

77/a

■

Feb

15% Dec
79% Dec

■

y

Apr

Watling, Lerchen & Co.

Dec

10

8% Mar

4
598

»> v,,y61Mj 63 Var
500
Transp capital—5
18Vs
17% 18%
2.200
U S Steel common.
*
49
46% 4974
334
1
7 4
cumulative preferred——100
108% 10974
750
Utah Radio Products common——1
1%
1%
Wuigreen
Co common——.—20%
19% 20% ,,.7 -770
15''
Wayne Pump Co capital——
1
-4
17% 17%/'
140
•Western. Union Tel common—,,——100.;_v
26
,26% ,
■r
y ■ 285
Westinghouse Eiec & Mfg common—50
—' , i: 77
787b
.350
Wieboldt Stores Inc common
—*
,
'."4'% . 4%:
-.300
Williams Oii-O-Matic common———i*
1%
,'':1% " 1% .
2,800
Wisconsin Bankshares common—'— —
5%
5% • 574
500
Woodall Industries common^— c—3%
274 ,-3% ■ /•;
275
Wriglcy (Wm Jr) Co capital—4—*—* '
56%, 56%

common-—__—.—20

Gypsum Co
United
Air Lines

U

29 %

Apr

7%

,

50

:•

High

,-l

30%
5

:

504

>,'774 >.7%r
15 '4 15 74

.j -A 7%

Carbon capital——*

&

Low

19 % Mar

1,005

28%

9%

25
Thompson ( J R) common-———'~—2
Trane Co (The ) common ,--—
—25/
Transcon & West Air Lines-—.—_——5
Texas

Range Since January 1

-

,

High

27%

28

15

capitalcapital——

International

Shares

of Prices

For:

Swiff,

Sales

for Week

-Range

Sale Price

"

•

.

Week's

I.ast

,•>

STOCKS—

Jan

27^
574
21

2974

Feb
Feb

Nov

Dec

2774

Dec

18

Nov

28%

Oct

2%

Sep

48 74

Oct

10%

Apr

674

Dec

15 74
9

3

Oct
Dec

Dec

6c

Jan

4c

July

5c

Sep

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

2212

Monday, December 21; 1942

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Last

Sale Price

STOCKS—

Low

Std

&

a36%
100

American Tel & Tel Co—

Copper Mining

Anaconda

Co_

—5

(111)-——.

Co

&

a

36%

80
615

855

24

3

a44%

19%

a

18%

19%

a

a2%
all%

—5

a

12%

Bendix Aviation Corp__—

—5

_

Corp

Borg-Warner

Pacific

Canadian

.

Co———
Cities Service Company

Columbia

&

Commercial

Elec

:io

Commonwealth

&

Power &

General Foods
Goodrich
Int'l

33% Mar
2*4 July

314

1 Va May

2%

Nov

alO

50

8% Mar

9%

Oct

of

Loew's

——

American

North

Motor

Paramount

Pennsylvania

Oil

Co

Studebaker

Tide

United

Corp

U

•

Oil

May

2%

14% Mar

17%

Oct

Jun

25%

Nov

8% Mar

10%

Dec

4%

Nov

2

175
112

20

293

239

Oct

4%

1,755

2%

Feb

14%

842

13 %

Jun

17% Mar

60%

60 Va

183

44

Apr

58%

10

4%

4

4

a44 Va

45 >4

514

Oct

5

Dec

5%

Dec

5%

75

4 Va

Sep

6 Va

Nov

alVo

67

1 Va

Apr

1 Va

Apr

40%

405

Mar

40%

9V4

381

18%

18

_5

4

Jun

62% Mar

77

157

8% Mar

24%

24%

10

47

24%

305

Burkart Manufacturing commonPreferred

Century

Electric

Coca-Cola
Dr.

General

common

Shoe

Griesedieck-West

International

Co

Shoe

common

22%

640

4% May

50

70% July

100

l*/2 Mar

8%
78%

2

2

16 Va

American Tel

•

Barber

(EG)

Wheel

—

Chrysler Corp
Curtis

Pub

Co

Prior preferred

Hojth

:

National Candy
2nd

4

common

_u_

preferred

Securities Inv

Sterling

common

Alum

Stix Baer & Fuller

Steel

1st rntge 5s

4 A.
■

2nd

Salt

preferred
Oil

Dome

Scott

——

High

9%

Jan

12 Vb

Feb

101%

Apr

134 Va

Jan

68 %

Dec

California. Packing Corp common-

1%

1%

1%
20%

Dec

Carson Hill Gold Min

.4

4.6A2

%

Feb

4

Oct

17%

18%

12'4

Jun

32%

298

28%

Apr

34%

Nov

1,446

"29%

Jan

44 V8

Dec

Commonwealth

24%

•

'

21%

36

27 Va

Apr

•5

Jan
.Jan

2,249

3%

Dec

2%

38

2V4

Jun

2V4

935

1%

Apr

443/-v

3%

3%

1,907

2% May

4V<

Oct

21%

23%

2,567

■

A

-1

Investment

Transit

United Corp

pfd—

Corp

.25

S3

preferred
United Gas Improvement
$5 preferred

4A

Dec

Electrical

Nov

Emporium

A ,4 23%

Sep

1% July

3%

Jan

39%

Dec

25%

Apr

43 Vb

Apr

Westmoreland

Inc

Westmoreland

13%
4%

;

:(r

55% Jan

-v_-_.

.10;

13%

'4,

<

A Jun
u Oct

3%

Jan

II

Oct

July

11

29,077

Jan

16%

Jan

Jun

5%

Jan

273

92

13

'

13%

260

10%

Jan

13%

Nov

20

200

15%

Jun

24%

Oct

,/

20 '

20

-4

Ar Mar
88

35

99% 103%

103%

Coal

__4

1,505
327

5

Jun

Va Mai-

14%
■'

20

1,090

3*%

"■

Mar

106%. Jan

Products

1_

Corp

10 Vb

2.25

Oil

Honolulu

Corp

Brothers

Hunt

Hutchinson

7%

13

Sugar

40

Libby McNeill &

4 .4,'1 (v ,"44/

■'■'■/i

.'V.,/.;

.•

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■„

:T:'V;:4;;,4, i

.y4:4'•■■4'

Phr\

Auto

1

common——

4_.
"-v ..-4 4

,43%

43%

4%

4%-

f

(A M )_•—•—

*

-9%

;

Clark,"(D L) Candy-L.„^.r.—4
Columbia Gas .& Electric—
••
Copperweld Steel.— _4_;

Fort

Pitt

Brewing—4—

Harbison
Home
Lone

Walker

(Jos)

Refrac

common
..4

Fuel

Supply
National Fireproofing Corp com
Pittsburgh Brewing common—
Preferred

1
*

—

*

.

1%

9%

5%.

5%

'y,.;

1V2

2

9% *.
8v4

2V4

100

"

1%

! 100

12%

12%
7%

1,422

5%

534

6

25c

.

—,4_

25c

1-

:

1,079

1,500

Mar

Apr

84

3%

4

415

Mining.——;

Vanadium

Westinghouse
F^r

Air

footnotes

2%

.

Brake

page




_*

2flo.

lc

62

II i

Jan

221

55%

Feb

500

3% Aug
lc

Jan

75c

7V4
10%
7

Dec

Jan
Nov
Jan

2% Nov

4%

Jan

Feb

Occidental Insurance

Sep

Occidental

l'a

Jan

O'Connor

16%

Jan

Oliver

19

.Feb

6%

1%
30

1%
84

5%
2c

y

53'/a

53

53 Va

15%

15 Va

1

7

7

6%

•

Jan

Pacific Gas & Electric Co common—25

Jan
Jan

Jan
Dec

Jan
Jan

1% July

3

9

9%

33

100

32

May

34% Mar

15%

742

14

May

19%

.

Mar

Dec
Feb

6Vo

—25
25
•

1st preferred—.

1st preferred..—
Pacific Light Corp common

5V\%

$5

1st preferred

Pac

Tel

Paraffine

&

Tel
Co's

v

common..

Pig'n Whistle preferred
Puget Sound P & T common—

Sep
Nov

Nov

72

Dec

Apr

40

Dec

*

5%

;

6

1.15

1.00,
22

22

■

'/

23

6%

63

4

31

.

1%

6%

31%.

.

32

*

95c

7234

Jan

Oct

16

.

40
100

31%

32
103

3%

3%

7%

Oct

Dec

38

14%

1[

•

6 Va

6

3%

6%

490 Ij

3,2o3

Dec
NOV

Apr

24 Vb

•

Dec

30%

Oct

27 Vb

Nov

Apr

34

Nov

Mar

103

11

Mar

72

'

Apr,

Dec

3%

Dec

14%

NOV

101

Jan

22% Mar
1.50 Jan

37%

Dec

3%

Dec

Dec

I53k

Jan

6

|

Mar

2% Mar

;

483

%

Dec

8%
2.90

90

210 jj"
'
221

36%

3

6J

Jan

22

j|
!!

92 %

"3%

Nov

Feb

22%

91

*

Dec

5 %

15%

2,034

36%

92

*

4

Oct

12%
•

24% Mar

14%

100

12c

Jan

73/b July

(4

415.4

890

NOV

1.35

.

1,312

30

27%

Feb
Nov

31%

5c

3,116.'

29%

Nov

9 Vb

Oct

5%

t

24 Va

23

Jan

5V4

20% May

1

486':
1,035 j

674

•

23

May

3% May

8%

Jan

1.25

Jan

90c

66;

..

.

6% May

6 Vb

SCD

1.90

Aug

3

4%

f

3t';

103

~3%

5Va

Jan

746-f

27%

-

2.20

Jan

4%

2.55

7V2 -Dec

y

,

15

11%

6 Va
8%

Jan

12% Aug

7c

2.45

Feb
Jan

24'/a

/■*;

4

Jan

/

5Vb

102

4%

"4%

3

31%
r,\

,

Dec

May

83

90-

420

Jun

Feb
Dec

67/8

:":,/

Jan

7c

7c

7%
4

Apr

37/b

Dec

10%

,

Mar

90r.

Dec

15%

415 V» May
5%. Jun

197%

Julv

53 Vb

-

May ,/'/

.

4.- 4

Dec

July

14

4

;

Jun

24

;

793 .4

1,198

Jun

Jan

9
14

: ■

,

Jun

5V»
5

300)

4%

.

1.60

,

3,450:

1.00

6

6V2

Apr 4v;
Mar

Jun

;•

Feb

43% Dec

/

Mar

437,

4%
t

:

10

400 ;

14

96c

'■

6

Oct

16%

Jan

33

380

:4
4

1.10

Nov

8Vb Mar

615/

'4/4'

87

13%

14

8V2
3 Va

/

y

210

5%

87,

30

4

Aug

31%

3,600 '

5

|7;;/

40c
!

22,530 /

2%;

17

28%

275

r

23%

4

,

8 Vb Mar

30,0

.

'7%
7 %
1.60 4/ 1.60 / 4

—

common.—

66%

Jan

6

321.

.

27% 4

.4%

/)

*

div

Pacific Pub Serv common——

Sep

632 i

4

6%

27%

5

Aggregates—

5

Dec

38

260

4 2%

47a

5

Nov

common.-

May

970y.

;

10%

6%

———_—15

Plant

Fisheries

32

7'% Mar

Jan

11%

"

Coast

245

15

Paauhau Sugaf

B—

Amer

1,285

15%

class

15%

500

13%

class AA——

Filters

Pacific

2 3'4

33

Moffatt

United

Pacific

10% Nov
70c

10
—-—1

Co

Petroleum

July

635

13

Fibres

Auto

9%

9%

Z_

common--.:—.1
Natomas Company
4—1
16
4N American Invest common.———100
5%% preferredt——
——100
North American Oil Cons—4——10
National

2%

2%

Dec

■4// Preferred
100
March Calculating Machine—
5
Menasco Manufacturing Co common--1

7%

12

1,150

:

1.06

Mar

,4 4.55 /

43%

12%

nr.

2.50 Mar

.r/

5%
5

400

8%

Magnin & Co (I) common—

117b

9%

r

100

Alloys Steel.

1%

lc

1

Dec

I

80%

preferred..

Apr

23

4

Toy

4%
25c

100

84

64

Dec

6% Mar

121

25

Shamrock Oil & Gas common.—

12%
-

Apr

1

Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
San

8% Jun
714 July
1;34 Jan
1% Apr

28

28

Corp

.Apr

12%

400

7%

1 %

Bolt

-

Apr

% Sep

;

500
,

ZZ

&

-

40

1%

13 3b

.

5
Sep
6% Mar
4:

864

2,562

ZI-.5

Screw

;

53

Pittsburgh Oil & Gas—
Pitts

:/45c
:

350

4

»'

.4.4;

^

9

13

;

,_.io
»

301

6%

2>/4

<•

Star Gas

Mountain

;

Common

100

75c

5%

8%

„/

°

4,

:v
;4

.

80

9%

.5

Products

1%

——10

Duquesne Brewing
Electric

"

75c

;

Range Since January 1
Low
High
16% May
22% Jan

High
-

—

Oct

2.

100

617'

11%

.17

Magnavox Co., Ltd.—w———-i

Shares

17%.: 17%

,4

" 6%

Blaw-Knox Co

Byers

:4..

Corp

Lyons-Magnus class A___.—L-L-:

for Week

of Prices
Low

-4 :' *

*

Lockheed Aircraft

Sales

>/.

Range

Sale Price

Allegheny Ludlum Steel—.—
Finance

Week's

Friday

rV'' 44 .4-''Last

Libby——'—7

Nov

75C
10

9 Vi

-

Jan

41V<

262

_

Dec. 12 to Dec. 18 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists

Sep

88

15% Jan

40

75c

Langendorf Utd Bk class B
■—_*
Co.JA—-i_i^_I0

'V.

12

Mar

76% Mar

100:

72

39%

v

Leslie Salt
'

10

-

Jan

'

15

Plantation.-,

Nov

.

280

5%

71

75c

10
10

^

3 Va

2% Mar

820'
,

4

15 %

:

NOV

350

36

5%
71%

4
4

13

35

10

common

Preferred

Jan

23 V4

Apr

,102
250,

13%

capital-^.
capitals

2.00

,23Vt

18

4,865

7

7%

0

Jan

Aug

500

'

2.30

6%

7%

Ltd—

Pine. Co

Home F & M Ins Co

41%

Apr

Oct

May

351 :

7 :•■■■(

50
—5
Fireman's Fund Ins Co
——10
Food Machine Corp common———,—10
Foster & Kleiser common
,—2%
Galland Merc Laundry
"■
General Motors Corp common—10
Geni Paint Corp common
*
Gladding McBean & Co—
Golden State Co, Ltd—
Hawaiian

Jan

10c

Nov

251

38

Equip Co—

Der &

Sep

4' 21%

18% May

60c

"

79%

(ww)

Preferred

Emsco

Nov

351 "

V.

"4

10%

78%

Va

5%
35

"

4

Capwell Co. common—

30

4,100

95c

34%.

__4-v——^

Oil Works-—-———-A

Dorado

403

'

10%

«

14%

20 % May

26

:

%

:1

4 90c

Di

16

Apr

39%

4c

Dec

" 3

,

Jun
Jun

16% Mar

„

3%

-

Mar

4

25

4, 2,300

5c

78%

5

Pref.erred

7% May
11%

810

A/Yf//:

Vb

4%

4;//

23

10

"A

..

;Z—1:',-

3%

Creameries of Amer Inc common--

El

23%; '"4 4 372
2% '4:VV 50
38% ;r":; 102
50 %
',10

4;',/: %

37%

'

;;

90c

>•

3%

Nov

30

4 22%

.7

5c

90c

•

Oct

Dec

15

Feb

44

141684

,

Feb

Jah

1.60

2 Vb Mar

788

21 Va

5c //

-

7%
103%

May

10

1,257 44

3%

3% Jan

,

4,4: 124

20 %

—

Nov

18%

1.25

85c

-

Dec

,/8% Nov/

Apr

,85

-

Oct

July

Jun

5%

.

4

4%

:
'

Apr

./

21%

A

26

13%

14%

*

common

'

6%

,4:4" 320,
A. 300

21%

Ind class

Chem

Cons.

117

14%

■V.:-4,/,/,-;..'
'■,

•

.

9c

3%

15

20%.

Jun

22%

4" -4.

«

common

''a

Dec

1.65

27%

21

2c

4:4;. 482

26%
4'

3 Vb

190

6%

4

/;'S

Apr

900..

1.50

,.1.25
4

High
2.20

1%

300,

8%

3%

:

Range Since January 1
1.35 July

100

4

20%

110% Mar

11%

:..

-i-—.

Oct

85V3 Mar

Low

Edison ——4———25

30

13%

participating——-^4-

Nov

94

Jan

77% July

2,600 ..v.

102

14%

3%

Giorgio Fruit Corp preferred—4100
Doernbecher Manufacturing Co
*.

823

50 %

Apr

26

4>,;

Sales .4v

a

Jan

4V4

2 >4

:

1.50

15
''

Caterpillar Tractor Co commonCentral Eureka Mining Co commo:nZZl

44%

Sun Oil ——,———

82

Shares

3 Va

6%

:

42 Va

Tacony-Palmyra BridgeClass

capital—:.— -Zi

31%

38%

Jun

8% July

for Week

2c

99

%

1.50

fc#

17 3b

123

8%

99

,-i.-A'44'
/»

'

•

2c

5

Byron Jackson Co_.
!ZZ2O
Calamba Sugar common
;
Calaveras Cement Co common—

Jan

38%

Nov

21 / /

Feb

7%

:/'/ Feb

Dec

Exchange

1.75

3 Vb

4

"•')

8%

—2

44 Va

2%

476

'

———

..322

..

L15V? 115%

Paper:———*

Tonopah Mining

4

:

'

2c

—8U
Bank of California N A——

Bishop Oil Co_

■

.

.—20

68%

24

'■

1

Amer

65%

.—1

Corp

5

6

•

Dec

21

18% July

100
172

.

High

1.70

1.75

^

.—10
Co——

Min Corp
Anglo Calif National Bank
Atlas Imp Diesel Engine

748

44"

Low
;

-50c

—

Calif Art Tile class A.—

22%

'/

10

of Prices

Par

Accessories

California Ink Co capital—

3%

—50

25

■

20

Range

Last
Sale Price

Oct

14%

9% Jan

Week's

Friday

;4.44v:

■:

Jan

—50

—

Aug

V

104

inclusive, compiled from official sales lists

v-.v.',"'

Nov

common

6

/:

..

San Francisco Stock
Dec. 12 to Dec. 18 both

IV2

<-v-—.

Corp

Reading RR

6%

1,000

3%

22%

Nov

:

$15,000

12 Va

.—3

Philco,

5%

83%

Sep

Pennsylvania RR———
4-: —50
Phila Elec Co. 4.4% preferred— ._100

Dec

125

6%
7 :. :

91%

6% Mar

.

Jan

14%

1

Feb

91%

2 Vb May

33e

17

Feb

Jan

83%

5%

IZZi

May
15% Mar

Dec

9 V'a

25

3s

14 %

Dec

9Vu

12

-

100%

Vyy
1959

Bonds—•

Sep

20

24%

247«

Oct
Apr

8%

533

// 6 ..":/ 6
6% ; 6%

—15

17

Jan

Apr

14

20

10

common

common

Sep

12%

y

■

80

•:

5%

104

13%
104

1

/

45

9%

6V2

Dec

6

485.:::

12%

Dec

4%

V

60

v

1941

Electric

Wagner

Anglo

441

12%

A

1%

8

13%/' 13%

13%

Feb

32

May

4 Va

14%

9%

4% July

■■■

1414

25

12%

12%

7% Mar

Oct

26

555;>,.
255 :

8

*

—

common

*

4%
4%

14%

14%

O

_

'A

Ai,

,

2% Mar

4%

7

130

V

28

r.

6%

•

4%

Scullin

1,346

.

27 Va

48

172

6%

6%

Lehigh Coal & Navigation——-.
—50
Lehigh Valley RR

3

Dry Goods common
Steel common.———il—4-*'

Alaska Juneau Gold Min

lists

Low

12%

24%

2%

Rice-Stix

3%

common.

National Power & Light
Pennroad Corp voting trust ctfs—

"2%

iioo

-4—

6%

'

10

100

^

43%

■

r~

6%

•

July

4%

;;

50

6%

"Z25

corn-

32%

>..

———

(N Y)

Dec

12

690

-

c

Piping & Sply common-

National Bearing Metals common-

3

1%

■

Motors—

& Hardart

11%

67% ;

common—

E%ctric Storage Battery
General

5

— ___—

Apr

48

48

-

50

\ 4%

48

..25

4/4-

Range Since January I

Shares

125% 130

■

6

Dec

4%

4%

'

High

12%

Dec

:

Oct

2

for Week

Range

12%

tit''

/

Dec

50

;

27%

common

3%

_10

Mfg Co common.Co————1

Dec

16

■■

10

10

..20

76% Nov

Sales

of Prices

126%

Jan

10

7 VB

7%

■

..

14% ;i4%

r_.-'

6%

Corp.-—

Asphalt

Budd
Budd

100

8

Machine

% Dec

8

Exchange

Week's

12

-

Tel—

&

6% July
8% May

Steel

Aircraft

Dec. 12 to Dec. 18 both inclusive, compiled from official sales

American Stores-

Nov

25.

■

;STOCKS—

Stock

Low

Dec

13

Landis

Jan

7%

Last

18'%

3%

•

Oct

55%

a77%

Par

Sep
May

7% Mar

Laclede

Cement

May

3
10

20

I-Z5

Portland

4

25

—

Midwest

Feb
Dec

32% Dec

y

110

3%

:

Missouri

Jan

! 18%

Laclede-Christy Clay Prod common
common

32 %

32;

Jan

17

Dec

12% .12%

JZ.<"
IZ50

common

14

18

.—5
Hutting S & D common——4—4L-100
Hydraulic Pressed Brick preferred-

Key

;//"/

High
7

33%

July

200

,,

.

28

0

.

1936

95

4"

■'

;/•"' 4% Oct

Oct

Jan

45% May

50

Friday

32 V»

common

'

Scullin

35

-1

Sale Price

15

—1

4

Brew

Hussman-Ligonier common

St L Pub Serv

1,178

_5

STOCKS— //'.

15

'ZZ Zi

*■'-4-yv

.

29%

400•

1

Bottling' common—_4_
common

Series

29 Vt

32%

Pepper common———

Falstaff Brew

Dec

A

29%

AY

4%

—10
:_-4_—

Qo

Low

High

4%

—_1

Range Since January 1

Sham

47'b

-44'_-_

.

Dec

44 Mar

544

of Prices

Low

...1

,•

common———

Jan

49

'

Shoe

34%

Nov

;

Sales •,v"'1

for Week

Range

Sale Price

common

18l4

26

a24%
49

8 Vi

Dec
Feb

10

94

18 y4

Vi

A."'"'%

(Del)—

Steel Corp—

31

78%

9

a78

Warner Bros Pictures Inc

43%

1 %

9%

~5

Brown

Inv

Exchange

Week's- 4

Par

American

Jan

5

Apr

31% July

100

Dec

Jan

39%

40%

.10

Co

2%

326

5%
a

25

Corp

780

10

13 Va- May

a5%

-1

_

•

Nov

18%

6% Mar

50

4%

a

210

14%

9%

10

ZZl

—

Westinghouse Elec & Manufacturing
Willys-Overland Motors Inc—

Dec

12

6% May

585

2%

16%

.:

Co

7

V

891

12

4

——.

(The)

Rubber

S

U. S.

Nov

16%

al4%

———

Assoc

Aircraft

Aug

10%

10%

—

SLM3

inclusive, compiled from official sales lists),

Last

Jan

14

Lines Transport-—

United

Oct

13 %

23%

Union Carbide & Carbon Corp—
Air

12%

Dec

10

4%

-15

(The)

Water

Jun

9%

10%

(New Jersey)— _25

Corp

United

6%

385

23%

a

Superior Oil Corp (Del)
Texas Corp

865

10%

Webster Inc.—

&

Jan

200

10%

23 %

-50

2.50

1.55 May

1%

10%

y

11%

a

Railway Company

Standard

Dec

Dec

9%

:.

Inc.

NOV

15%

1%

)

Standard Brands

44%

Apr

33%

2%

Socony-Vacuum Oil Co—

37%

Feo

14% May

9%

—1

i-

Co—

RR

6%, Nov
34%

25 V4. Mar

10

—

•••

135-

—

Inc

Jan

26% May

366

10

both

18

Friday

Oct

15%

•

Co

30 %

33%

10%

Corporation of America—.

Southern

493

33%-

-5c

Inc—-—

Republic Steel Corp
Sears, Roebuck & Co

Stone

35

12

Car

Pure Oil Co
Radio

46%

Oct

Apr

2Va

155

23%

24%

229

V

15%

Company—

Pictures,

13% Mar

45

6%

33%

Ohio Oil Company

Packard

NOV

28%

18

—

Bell Teletype

r

Stock

Dec.

NOV
Nov

6%-

—

"Y%

Dec

30

28%

-—

Aviation

~T"

34%

26%

to

STOCKS-

Apr

29%

13

Jan

9

Apr

29%

St.

y
Decs.

A Nov

,

Jun

22 VA

a45Va

RR

Central

American

& ^un
6

24%

28%

—

Oct

70

34%

a34Va

—

.

Vi 641

y

30

29%

.

City Copper Co

York

New

29%

Tel——„.

Montgomery Ward & Co___
Mountain

100

38%

.25

1V4

30

Corp

McKesson & Robbins Inc..

North

225

a25%

Copper

Inc

956

1 %

Canada..-

International Tel &
Kennecott

%
6%

6%

a34%

Chicago Mercantile Exchange

New York Curb Exchange Associate

Oct

2,589

a207/s a20%

Co———.

Associate Member

Phone
CEntral 7600

Postal Long Distance

Chicago Board of Trade

Nov

7

3%

1%

Corp-—.

Co

Jun

2

alO

(B F) Co

Nickel

4Va

Members

'

Chicago Stock Exch,

Oct

50

y

11

Light Corp

Electric

General

27*4

-

Feb

Jan

80

1%

-i.

Class A/————

Elec

60 %

22 %

245

%.

ii

-

Aug

53% Sep

50

39%

Corp_
.

Jan

Jan

39 %

31

a2%

10

a

Southern

St. Louis Stock Exchange

4Va

73%

2

Corp

Corp

Nov

710

'

Curtiss-Wright

New York Stock Exchange

11 Va

6%

a3%

Corp—

Solvents

Feb

8 % May

a37%

a39 Vb

Tractor

Gas

18% Mar

a70%

100

Co

I)

Caterpillar

1923

Olive St.. ST. LOUIS

705

13%

a6Va

.25

Co—c—

Ry

Established

Oct

53

Jan

Edward D. Jones & Co.

10 Va July

125

&27

a27

a27

Jan

14% May
2% Jun

56 %

56 '/a

56%

1-5

———.

3%

50

.

34%

a32%

a 33%

Bethlehem Steel Corp,———

Oct

79

12 V0

———

Oct

Oct

28 Vi

177

12(4

Barnsdall Oil Co

2u

145

3Va

-13

41%

130%

Nov
Apr

2V2

.122

47%

Dec

Sep

36%

580

3

Baldwin Locomotive Work v t c

(J

St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities

High
6%

Jan

May

103

25%

25%

3

4 Va

1,033

13014

128

25%

_50

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry„. 100
Atlantic Refining Co (The)—
Aviation Corp (The) (Del)-,—~— —3

Case

Range Since January 1
Low

6%

a6

Sanl Corp—,r-i
Smelting & Ref Co——,—.
Rad

Armour

Shares

High

Stocks—

Unlisted

Amer

for Week

of Prices

Par

Amer

Sales

Week's
Range

Friday

"■

2213

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

Number 4135

Volume 156

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Week's
Range

Friday
Last

,

,

of Prices

Sale Price

STOCKS—

R

E

&

R

Ltd

Co

—*
100

common

Preferred

——

—■

.

1
Republic Petroleum Co common..'—..1
5%% preferred class A—
—50 "

Rayonier

Incorp

common-—.—

Oil

Richfield

Warrants

Corp

--

1.90

common—

15c

common—
Pacific Co
it———

Southern

15c

3%

3%

15c

Nov

15%

16

1,551

10% Jun

18%>.Nov

M

M

6
Feb
28Vi Oct

Montgomery Ward & Co

21

New

Union

Union

Sugar

96%
5%

6%

Corp
—
—
2
Oil Co of California——25

Transamerlca

14%

...

Co

10% Mar

23% 23%
2.40
2.40
9%
9%
15% 16%
2.80
2.80

slOO
244
40
821
100

; 13% Mar
May
Apr
Jun
Feb

23% Oct
2.40 Dec
10
Dec
17% Sep
2.90 Dec

3% Apr

6% Dec

iT
—25
10
preferred—_10

Pipe & Steel Co———

—
__

Unlisted—

-*

Tel

'

-

—14

25%

,,

Hill

Cal Pac

—

—

55c

—

Service

Co

104%

Apr

323
565
100
437
875
334

May
May
Jan

10
4,185

24
23%
3
1.15
29%
2%
31
30c

May
July
Feb

2,165

8%

Apr

ale

—10

—

lc

80c

—

80c

a2%

—

.•

9%

9

*

—

common

1,087

9%

Trading Corp common.:.-.._*

Preferred

Cities

—

__2%

Sullivan——

&

295

a3l% 31%
24% 25%
3%
3%
1.65
1.70
46% 47%
2%
3
a32% 32%
47c
60c

-i

50
Anglo Nat Corp class A common——*
Argonaut Mining Co——
_5
Atchison Top & Santa Fe„—100
Aviation
Corp of Del—
'
—3
Bendix
Aviation Corp—
—--5
Blair & Co., Inc., capital——_
1
Bunker

6%

126% 126%

—

Copper Mining-—-—

.

Packard

Radio

common-.

Motor

Inc

Co

capital

——

Republic Steel Corp common—
Riverside

Cement

Wall

class

Co

Bd

50

3%

29% Dec
28% Jan
4
Jun
1.70 Dec
52% Oct
4% Jan
35% Oct

Mar
Jan

85c Nov
11% Jan
1.00 July
3% Nov

Apr

60c

2% Aug

272

So

Calif Edison Ltd

So

Cal

Ed

5%%
Brands

Standard

Oil

Studebaker

of

United
U

S

'

24%

Apr

33%

Dec

1.40

May
7% May

2.60

Jan

12%

12%

290

10

1.25
44

121

2%

23%

Feb

2%

Oct

Jun

25%

Nov

27%

Oct

4'/a

Dec

4%

334

2%

Feb

14%

425

13%

Sep

4%

Jun

6

5%

170

18%

.

17

104

5%
9%

9%

20%

1,838

a28

28

a3%
a5

__1

7%

Sep

9%

Dec

20%

Jan

27%

30%

1

5%
15

150
262

325

80c

705

Jan

44%

1.75

47%
2.20

48 %

May

1.75

Dec

Jun

55%

Jan

2.10 July

400

2.20

3%

Jan

8%

Dec

8c

Apr

4%

8%

7%

8%

1,482

1

6c

6c

7c

2,300

4c

1,622

60c

common.

—_———_

Oct
Jun

32%

Jun

24%

5

—

5%
16 %

Dec

13

25%

1.75

•

——

1

1.00

1.00

1.00

Dec

Mar

'/a

25%

_5

common

Dec
Jan

45%

Apr

4%

90

5

Mar

3

145
630

15

_5

Feb

Apr

Jan

6% May
15

24

4%
45%

44

45%

6% Mar
23

23% May

960

19%

Oct

16

Oct

4'%

622

5%

5%

19%

Dec
Nov

2

4%

*

1.50
47

19

57

14%

18%

Oct

14

Jan
Jun

23% July

436

26

1.15

Dec

38

125

23

25%

10%

Apr

9% Mar

.

90

44

Oct

13% Jan

May

6%

1.25

__25

Nov

750

282

a2%

Jan
Mar

10c

175

a

Dec

24

Apr

9%

23%

36%

May

508

32%
1.75

12

Dec

Nov

6%

5c

10%

common

Co

1,600

9%

12%

30%

Jan

2%

a9%

Co——__.

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32%

preferred

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Westates

8c

1.70

'

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20

10%

25

J——

United States Steel

Utah-Idaho

27%

160

6c

*

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Aircraft

652

22%

Jan

4

Oct

25% July

910

Inc—

Title Guaranty Co

28 %

.15

common

N

285

22%

preferred—25

Standard

1.75

2,550

10%

,

Socony-Vacuum Oil capital-

Warner Bros Pictures—

—;

100

'

'

129% Nov

,

3

228

A——*

preferred

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28

—5ft
—*
♦
*

Corp of America—

Schumach

Nov

30%

6%

—0

common

2%

Apr

29%

100

-.i—

—

Apr

6%

—20
...10

capital—.

Cement

Port

Preferred

%
22%

10%

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6%

—

100

American Viscose Corp
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■

2
6
13
2

-

.

St Sntry

.

,

2.95

Apr

282

1.015

27%

a

Oct

34

24%

1%

1

Pennsylvania RR
Pullman

,

Mar

6

80

May

29%

■

10

-

common....

Sugar Co Ltd

6% May

—

&

Pacific

1.95 Jun

2.40

Tel

Oahu

115

—20

American

Co

330

200

2.95

—*

Aviation-

American

33%

1%
29

—*
-—5c

capital

American

7%

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&

RR

North

7%

Dept Stores common——'*

Rad

Central

North

15% Oct

.

common

City Copper

York

3%

7%

—

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Am

May

12% Jan

Corp

Cons

_1

1.

—

—

1,592

Mountain

M

common——1

Aircraft

Cem

2,774

Jan
6% Dec

96

Jan ;

4
10

Jan

&

17
Apr
8% Dec
3% Jan

Oil——_—10

Waialua

Port

15

.

„.

&

15
8%
3%

common———.—25

Consolidated

Yosemite

10
18,332

14%

15

Nov

4

18% Mar

J

Copper

15%

.33

1

16

11% Apr,
86% Jun

Oct

—

*

'

8%

*
*

Navigation Co

10

6

:

Matson

260

402

Kennecott

17% Jan

2,401

6%

*

18

4

Dec

6%'

1
•

of

10% Mar

15
96% '
6%

7%

Canada

Nickel

12% Aug

28

Western

Mary Mines Corp—

461

4

Oct

4% May

—♦

1,304

15

16%

100

5

Co

Co—'

1414

—'
1
*

Dec

Idaho

High

11% Mar

7

International Tel & Tel common

International

Low
387

7

1
'

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&

Electric

18

27

7% preferred

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5% Pet)

Bond

General

Range Since January 1

*

13%

28

Equipment

25c

Elec

Shares

High

15%

•

Corp

Curtiss-Wright Corp
Dominguez Oil Co

17%

'

—

Victor

11% May
8% Jan

3% May

1,000

Super Mold Corp capital
.*—_10
Tide Water Ass'd Oil preferred——

Vultee

2.10 Oct
43
Dec

Oil

14

-

Spring Valley Co LtdStandard Oil Co of California

Universal.

Apr
Aug
Jun
pec
Apr

Consolidated Edison Co of N Y
Consolidated

5

Co

Pulp

140

692
890
00

8 % July
65Nov
11
Jan

Low

Par

High

Jan
Jan

543
200

4
31%
8
1.20
,35%
9"%
6%

262
226

6

15c

3%

Ryan Aeronautical CO——1
Shell Union Oil common————15
Soundview

,

—

'

—

-

-

—

Low

Sales

for Week

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

STOCKS—

Range Since January 1

Shares

62%
8%
9%
1.90
2.00
43 ,. 43
10'A 10%'
7
7

—1

Co

Rheem Manufacturing

6
61 %

—

Last

High

Low

Par

Week's

Friday

Sales
for Week

Apr

Mar

1.10

Sep

Oct

CANADIAN MARKETS --Listed and Unlisted

Montreal Stock
Dec,

12

to

Exchange

Friday
Last

STOCKS-

Week's

Range

Low

Par

Shoe

Agnew-Surpass

common-,..

*

—

Class

for Week
Shares

Range Since January 1
Low

11

Lawrence

St

High

11

Quebec Power

Sales

of Prices

Sale Price

Last

11

Dec

25c

High

Sep

15

13

Feb

1.90

Dec

.1

St,

A

«

Corp
Flour

Lawrence

St Lawrence

Mills

Williams

2,472

11%

13 %

835

115

High

8%

Jan
Mar

Jun

24 %

122
43

Jan

16%

Dec

13 %

Jan

33

34%

167

16%

16 %

1,811

12%

13

280

7

Sep

110% 111

13

110

Apr

■

Jan

15%

Sep

115

5

Dec

2

Oct

16%

»

14%

Apr

1.00 Aug

34%

Canada-

of

1.80

115

—100

Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin

1.35

preferred. 100

Paper preferred..

11

591

14%

13%

50

preferred—

Low

High

13%

1.80

commoiu

Range Since January 1

Shares

of Prices
Low

14%

—

-

_

for Week

Range

Sale Price
Par

18 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists

Dec.

Sales

Week's

Friday
*

STOCKS-

12%

Feb

'

Grain

Aiberta

Pac

Algoma

Steel

A—,—:———
0

common

Tel

&

Bathurst

Tel

'

At

Brazilian

T

*

21

21%
15%

13%

14

596
220

12%

22%

Southern
Steel
Tooke

15%

Nov

Dec

■

<*.

Class B

a

Bruck Siik Mills

'

—■

.

United

Wabasso

14%

Dec

22%

Dec

Class

Dec

Preferred

Northern

Canada

Power

m

7%

,

7%

Celane.se

preferred

common-;

Canadian

Foreign

Cockshutt

Smelting

Consolidated Mining &

Cork

Crown

Distillers

Seagrams

25%

25%

70

3%
3%
11

3%
3%
11
8%
8%

510

8%
8%

26%

27%
96%

450

24%

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too
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0

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7.60

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12%

—

11

11

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0

common....

.

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Montreal

Tramways

National

Breweries

_i

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..100
•

—

Steel

Car

Corp.—>——

'——1

Ottawa

L H &

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Placer

Power
Price

5%

——

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Car

Power

4

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—

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common.._

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see

page




2215.

12%

12,%

50

10%

.

Oct

3V«

.

Oct

22

Oct

Dec

12%

5% Mar

Dec

150

129

129

115

Sep

128%

56

118

Sep

152

Feb

140

30

125

Sep

188

Jan

222

222

2

214

Oct

273%

Apr

127'/a 128

164

116

Sep

153%

Jan

128

10

Apr

Market
18 both

inclusive, compiled from official sales lists

139

Jan

25

Nov

&

6 'h
7','c

Paper common

Dec

9%

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Canada

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6

Oct

1,300

14

14%

85

13

Feb

110

692

80

Sep

Co Ltd "B"..'

3'%

50

5

5

5

5

40

•

17%

17

17%

1,446

*

17%

17%

18

'
Cable 6%7<- pfd.__.100

36

36

37

Ltd

Vancouver

Ltd

Oil Co

Sugar Co

Malting Co Ltd
Wire

,

Mar

Jan

'7

Nov

3%

of

&

High
75c

May

37/a

102%

Dominion

Canadian

118

5%

15

Dist.

&

4%

109

American

Canada

1,385

5%

50c

3%

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15% Jan

75c

'

common

27% Dec

24% Dec

Low

High

65C

100

Ltd.

97%

British

Low

*

preferred

&

Range Since January 1

Shares

of Prices

75c

100

Bathurst Power & Paper

Dec

for Week

Range

Par

'

preferred

Aluminium

Sales

Week's
.

Sale Price

::v'■

y.'>"

Feb

Dec

6

14%

Dec
Dec

110

Apr

3%

Dec

4

May

5%

Nov

13

Mar

17%

Jan

1,421

13

July

20%

Jan

100

32

Nov

37%

41

106

Mar

■;

107% 107 V2

'

Canadian

150

Apr

154

Jan

Canadian

Apr

6

Jan

Canadian

P

Oct

20

Dec

Canadian

Vickers

12

July

16

Jan

5

Feb

8

Dec

1.50

Feb

108% .Nov

63

Apt-

80

Dec

Commercial

5

Apr

Dec

Preferred

84

7%

.

95

Dec

Consolidated

5

Dec

5%

Dec

Oct

10%

Jan

1,305
515
2,162
66,5
500

'8
22
7%
9%
6V2

Sep
Apr

14
28

Apr
Apr

1,345

2

10

87

.10

300

Oilcloth

Dominion

Dominion Square Corp
Woollens

Preferred

Apr

Jan

Jan

Fairchild

Dec

Fleet

Ford

Motor

Dec

Fraser

6

Aug
Jun

95
-:

3%
9 %

75c

75c

1.50

——

Fire

Company

Insurance

Power

&

'
'

Paper—.

Co1

Dec

MacLaren

Dec

Power

&

Paper

200

Dec

Massey-Harris Co Ltd 5%

26

581

Oct

26%

Dec

Melchers

Distilleries; Limited

205

35

Dec

39%

Jan

Mitchell,

Robert

:

35

37%

2,210

29

Apr

37%

Dec

Noorduyn

40%

38%

40%

697

35%

Oct

52

Jan

22%

22%

24

1,055

11%

Sep

24%

Dec

Page-Hersey Tubes Limited.———*
Power (Corp of Can 6 7c
1st pfd—.100

151

1

7

4-

151

4%

6

•
■

7

81

81

100

151

Feb

155

Jan

250

3

Nov

4

% Mar

5%

9%
60

Apr

8%

2

Aug

12

11%

12

190

2%

2%

50

85c

6%

55

Apr

1.75 Mar

4

12%
3%

Dec
Jan

Nov
Oct

Ltd

Jan

7

Dec

Reliance Grain Co

May

81

Sep

Southern Canada

5

Jun

7

Dec

Walkerville

3

Mar

5%

Dec

Walker-Gooderham

10

1,510

6

Sep

11

Jan

Common

60

85

54

Nov

70

Feb

$1

preferred

11 %

105

11%

13 %

1,066

13%

100

13%

Dec

14%

Oct

2

2

185

1.50

Nov

2%

Dec

8%

8%

20

15

15 %

4,125

3%

4

100

*2
'

15

15

14 %

15

1,910

...

5 % May
.

.

11%

Sep

1.75 Mar

10%

Apr

13%

10

Feb

Jan

16

Feb

4

Dec

15

Dec

Oct

6%

Jan

16%

Dec

Mar

5

3%

Dec

Apr

50

80

34

"

,

5%

45

16%

1,235

3 %

3%

275

86 %

10

78

80

40

33

34

75

6%

3%

5%

86%

5%

6%

400

4

75

Sep

100

Jan

103%

Feb

Feb

1.30

Dec

78

80

20

100

103 V2

103%

30

*

1.20

1.20

15

48 Vz

48%

35

Ltd pfd

pfd

Limited
&

Aug

7% Aug

15%

—.—

Power 6%

Brewery

7 %

11%
13%

13%

'

4

975

pfd
100
pfd—.10

Transport Co

79

5%

7

1,630

Ltd..—

fnon-cum part 2nd pfd...

Provincial

20

5%
8%

Aviation

115

67/s

57

6%

Co

1,020

67/8

100

4

Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd common...'

35

%

2%

8%

10

(Can) Ltd cl A__*

Paints

John

'

24

4

Dec

Mar

8%

Jan

—

6%
24

Apr

12

Trust

24%'

Apr

Dec

Feb

1.50

3%

Companies Limited common...'

Voting

Mar

12

21

25%

Apr

Dec

2% May

"21%

'

,

Dec

Ltd A

Canada

35

37%

2%

1.50

Oct
Oct

20

4

:

Dec

Apr

1.50 Mar

3%

Lake

.

2%

Sep

Jan

20%

Dec

23

12

21

20

25

35

595

1.50

17%

10

24

1.50

common.,.

-

23
25

21

23%

60c

10

Dec

75c

40

1

Apr

8%

130

3%

June

35c

100
7

23%

Ltd—.'
Co—'

1.65

12,794

Nov

2'A Mar

International

*20

v.

60c

9

Dec
1

14% Mar

Dec

45

2%

6%

560

60

1,253

3%

Apr

2%

,

5% Mar

71,008

Dec'

5%

50

3%

60

24%

1,175

6%

20%

50

5%

Feb

2%

6%

3%

60

23%

1.90

2%

Dec

2%

19%

Halifax

5%

Dec

20

Dec

24%

1.85

3%

Dec

St

10

2%

10

5%

1.85

July

»

20%
•

1.85

Dec

27

Jan

21

*

of

Deb

Apr

70

Aircraft Limited———5.00

Aug'

2%

23%

%

Paper Co Ltd—
—'
Eastern Dairies Ltd 1% preferred__100

15%

2,978

3%

23%

Nov

1.50

Apr

1,900

6%

Donnacona

10

5% '

Jun

2%

;

2

Aircraft Ltd

Dec

Sep

1.00

645

60c

—

16%

Feb

10

3%

•

Linoleum

&

Dec
Jan

90c

85c
1.50

'
"A".—'

Engineering Works

Dominion

12
23
36

11% Mar

100

Dominion

Apr

75c

'

class

Jan

7%
161

Oct

45c

Apr

31

Oct

6% Mar
127%

3%

»

—

12% Jan
12% Dec

Jun

10
20
29

Class ••B"'

Jan
Jan
10% Nov

Mar

37

3%

,

Ltd

Corp

Paper

Aircraft Corp Ltd
David & Frere, Limitee

25%

5

140

1.45

1.50

'
_'

common

Cub

2%

27

7%

5

Ltd

Alcohols

Apr

5.80

5%

pfd___-

common

100

Aug
Feb

60

Ltd

184

26

1

Co...

Inv 5 'h

Preferred

2%

•;

P

&

1.00 Aug

319

7%

7%

*

Chate.au-Gai Wines Ltd———

'?

Marconi

1.30

137%

Ltd..'

Investments

15

3%

1.30

'

General

Industries, Ltd., class, B

19%

■

*

common

Preferred
Canadian

Jan

75

:

Ltd

Breweries

60

19%

1

-100

—

footnotes

--100

*

Canada..

Co

preferred

r.

Apr

3%

Apr

85c

Dec

'

Power

19%

10

..100

_

_

Dec

'

Abltibl

Nov

95

95

>,

-100

common.—

Development
Corp of

•

*

Ogilvie Flour Mills common...
Preferred

—25

•

Noranda Mines Ltd———^

Ottawa

•

commop—

Preferred

National

*

80c

94

835

Last

Canada

4,492
r'

6

6

.

—

McColl-Frontenac Oil
Mont Light

16%

preferred. -100

Corp

955

3

3%

2%

Dec

50

140

STOCKS-

82

15

22%
33%

22%

,0

-*

the Woods common--—-.
Steel

31%
.15%

6

>

—100

—-i"

*

Lake of

33%
16'A

—

*

Co-Ltd—

Public Ser Ltd...—

MacKinnon

'

'

'
—--25

—

International

Jamaica

•

of Canada com..'

Petroleum

Nov

308

■

8.25

—

26

Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
Acceptance Corp.——*

International

•

'■

1,430

5

4%

■

8.25

Industrial

common—

July

22

3

Oct

4 %

Feb

35

20

Friday

Nov,
Dec
Dec

89%

2,475

26%
10%
11% '--

International Nickel

4%
4%
Tl
8%
8%

Aug

87

95
c

12

Bronze

3

135.

320

4%
50

Jun

152

Feb

147

2

151

M
12 to Dec.

l)ec.

115

7%

25%
10%
11%
12'%

International

Nov

128

100

970

79

4'%

5

'—5

———a—*

Ltd

1.75

4%

100

....

460

7 %

7%

11

Oil

Nov

1.75

100

of Canada...:

Aug

310

Howard Smith Paper common—12

Imperial

22

Dec

"

Mines—z-L.

Gold

Jun

1.75

100

....

(Bank of).

Bank

85

3

Hudson

Bay Mining

63 %

.100

Commerce^.

Royal

66

'

95

'

«

—

,

of

Nova Scotia

177.

1,705

15% 7 T

,;' 7 %

7%

—a—T——

-

Montreal.

of

2

■

5%
16

79

79

_

Gypsum,

Mar

12%

9

(Banque Nationale)—

Bank

Bank

75
■

.

15%
,

Lime & Alabastine—:x:
Hamilton Bridge aaC

Preferred

151

3%

2,200

75

4%

*

• ————a—aw

Wares

Steel

5%

•4

'

Power common—.

preferred

-

5

16

*

Canada—i—-

58

Banks—

Canadienne
Canadian

Jan

6%

7,786

■

89

151

'5%

*

General

•

75

——*
Players Canadian Corp——_*

Gatineau

5%
89

73 %

89

*

too

Preferred

Dr.vden Paper
Famous

15

8%
5%

180

'

•

%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common——_

7%

5%

8%

-

common..———T

500
775

12%
115% 115%

——100
^

24%

23
11%

12%

60 %

50

'

3

25% Dec

20

1,470

96

8%

32% Aug
July
21% Mar
95
Jan
20% Oct
10
July
112
Mar

380
25

38
23

27

..25
Steel & Coal B—1———25

Textile

36%
23

:

10%

31% Dec

Jan:

Mar
Mar
Oct
Jun
5% Jan

/

200
50
7,910
685

__

Dominion

Preferred

8%

38

—

Dominion Glass common

Dominion

7%

120
15%
15 .;
> * 3
3
6%
5

-

3%

100
common—

Feb

22

^

Dec

'.v.,

3%

———*
preferred-———.25

Dominion Coal

-18

•
—

—

Dominion Bridge

Jun

*
9

B

Ltd

■

—

Winnipeg Electric class A

Zellers

4%

_»

_.

9

151

9

Dec

8%
29

100

common

Preferred

135

50

a
*

Co—

Seal

&

Mar

Corp—:

80

1.75

100

Cotton

Dec

18

11

— —

Dec

28

110

.——-—*

Plow

29

3% "

*
—..i.;,.—a*
Canadian Pacific Railway
25

Dec

21% Mar

135

C.

Dec

9%

25% Apr
4% Mar
21% Mar

18 :

Locomotive

7%

534
1,080
1,585

135

135

.

Dec

Api5% Mar

4

200

;

25

Sep

535

28

Investment com—'

Class B—

Canadian

16%

Jan

102

Sep

728

7%
28
27%

Converters si.—————100

Canadian

Jan

7%

31%

—

Canadian Industrial Alcohol class A—*>

Jan

5

9%

31%

28%

100

—

Dec

12

9

7%

25
1——•

preferred

participating

14

OCtv

91%

435

31%

—50

i,

3%

6%

9%

Canadian Car & Foundry Common—•
Canadian

'

7%

Steamship common—

25

Jan

5

V

137

95

21

Corp

Canada

231

5% May

Mar

11%

250

4%

95

a

Canada Forgings class A

10%

4%

•

Hoo

———

preferred

—«

preferred

Jan

10%

60

•'

1.75

_

Preferred

2

Steel

Jt'.

115

10%;

10%

9
—

J.

4

common——

common

Tobacco

Jan

Jan

4%

80

10%

10%
.

Tuckett

Jan

Apr

qO

10

14

\ 14

14

Canada Cement common

5%

Brothers

Jan

18

100

*

Power-

Canada

of

'1

100

—

■

Co

May

6%

50

2

5%

\

IJL*
Building Products class A.
Bulolo Gold Dredging————- ~5~0Q

57o

2

2

—.———

Canada

14%

Aug

'

Columbia Power Corp class A_*

British

:

_—

150%

10% Aug
124%

10,805

Apr
Dec

22

14%

Preferred

Aug

42

40

25

14%

22

14%

_

Apr

16% Aug

50

140% 141

9%

Nov

7%

519

13%
140'A

•

P—

&

314

42

21%

lioo

Co of Canada

L

8%

15%

A—

Paper

100

42

preferred——

Power

Bell Telephone

1.90

8%

8%

——

Anglo Can Tel Co pfd_^———— ^50
Asbestos
Corp
;
Assoc

1.90

•

Worts,

Ltd.,

11%
2

Dec

103

Jan

73

May

85

Jun

30

Oct

34

86 %

%

1.05

Apr

H.
48%

19%

19'%

110

40

Jun

18% Mar

6%
80

Dec

Dec
Dec

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

2214

CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Sale Price

Unlisted

Listed and

-

Friday

Sales

Week's
Range

Shares

'.-'a.

STOCKS—

Range Since January 1

Mines8c

8c

4,200

16 %C

Jan

Easy

39 %c

40c

200

21c

Oct

46c

Feb

Eldorado

4c

5c

2,000

2c

May

5c

Jan

1.01

1.01

100

73c

Oct

2.24

Jan

70c

75c

2,800

32c

Feb

8

3.20

3.20

110

2.40

Oct

3.25

Dec

1

Ltd—

Aldcrmac Copper Corp

1.45

1.48

200

1.00

Oct

2.22

Jan

55c

4,400

36c

Oct

75c

13c

2,200

12c

Dec

13%c

Dec

2.45

700

2.00 Mar

3.00

Jan

8c

*

Central Cadillac Gold Mines /Ltd———1

Limited———1

Malartic Mines

East

Nickel Mines Ltd A/

Falconbridge

Goldfields

Malartic

Gold

O'Brien

-1.00

Ltd.—

Mines

Gold

Eldorado

.—i.——

East

Preston

Ltd——

Mines

Dome

Consolidated

Wood

12%c

2.45

2.35

35c

1

1,00

1.900

25c

Oct

49c

1,200

Oct

65c

9,900

1c

Oct

4c

Oct

2.68

Federal

2.30

*

43c

43c

500

40c

July

19c

2,000

18c

100

15c

200 ?

Dalhousie
Oil

Bacalta

Ltd—

18c

0

Ltd

;

25c

25c

25c

_;8

Ltd———

Co

Oils

Petroleum

Co Ltd

Oil

of

5 Vu '/o

Lake

Glenora

2.40

500

2.40

*

19c

Dec

Apr

25c

Dec

2.70

2.05 July

400

4%c" 4%c

■.

_

Dec

%c

4

Gold

Dec.

to Dec. 18

J2

Goodyear Tire & Rubber

'

■

,'A

Par

•6%

Power

&

Paper common—

preferred

Alberta

Pacific

Preferred

Aldermac

Ltd

5%

30

1.50

2,00

36%

46

7c

Gold

Aunor

45c

4.100

2.50

2.55

1,370

1.21

1.30

3,316

45c

Oil
Ltd

Mines

5

:

1.25

—1

Jan

July

2.00

Dec

Dec

46

Apr

7c

25

85

44c

85

7

14

May

21%

13,800

8'/a

8

8%

Huronian Ltd——

Anglo

8%c

>/2
85

8%c

"■

Mar

Nov

75c

662

75c

16 Vic Mar

Sep

July

Dec

55c

Oct

2.65

Jun

1.47

Jan

Bankfield Cons

Bank

of

Bank

1

1

of

A

Toronto..——-.

Base

___50

Bear

Exploration

&

Radium

!8.V

225

225

../•/'V 5/

A

21

7»/2C

18

21

10 Vi

50

9%c

62,100

2Vic

1.000

46 Vic

Bridge

12 V2

15

338

9V2.

9V2

100

4% July

110

110

50

76

140

142

160

123

7c

8%c

5,508

4

4%

250

10

10

10

8c

3,000

Oct

lc

2%c

2 %C

4,000

1,000

A

Dec

May
Dec

20c

Jan

11 %c

Apr

10 %c

Oct

Dec

:

,

9%C lOViC
f':

4 'sa. o.' r •

'

44c

&

10

■:,;C;-3C

/1/'v',T5c-.

.

7%

__

Vj/■•

52

Dec

Int

Jan

Jason

Feb

Jellicoe

Dec

Kelvinator

94c

Jan

Kerr-Addison

Dec

Kirkland-Hudson

Mines

Gold

Oct

204 A

Feb

7% Mar A'v,

10%

Nov

12%

Jan

Aug A/A:

10'/a

Dec

Oct

9.9

Jan

Apr

36%

Jan

16%

Dec

15C

Mar

;5
86

:

2,744

29%

16%

1.553

11»A Mar

A

12C

2%C

2%C

100

12c

9 ■: 1:

;

9

5c

2,550

19C

1.000

51c 52'/2c

6.100

40c

42c

2,900

8.75

9.00

6%

29 %c

Jan

2%C

Oct

2.85

•

13,883

19c

Oct

Dec

%c Sep '.AA

.

8

4.50

Sep

8c

'

600

.

y-'V-A't

4.35

4.45

Jan

9 % Jun

A

433

12c

;;-".iljii

8

•_

Mines

145

42

/AAA- 52

12c

Jan

8%

33%

il.2c

Jan

55

Oct

15%

__jij_—1—__1
Canada

of

Co

28 '/a

Aug j.'v

A,/7

110

90

Apr

46

20

10 %

/.'/■

21%

32

16 %

•

960

/30'

.

Oct

12C

3,867

a_1_J—„__1; 12c

,

Jan

160

9%

B_______J__-jr_i__——1

Mines

Feb

Apr

10%

89%

Jan

20c

11%

10%

Dec

10.50

-

6%c

10%

89%

Oct

■■■/ ':;2c'; Nov

1,600

11%

Nickel; common—lj——*/ /., 33%
Petroleum

5.75

Jan

14%

9 % Mar

,',500

-

7%

158%

10%

Dec

20c

2.70

26'A

52

15

-

/ 2.07 July

15C

26

26

Jan

Oct

.

2,850

,/,;;

3c

15c

.il _ii;

8

•

1.50 ,,Jan

55c

Oct

7c

1.000

2.49

*

common

A

2.38

_—__l_j_—100

Util class

10

10c>

2,607

International

A

1,000

10

/

5 Va Dec

Jun
'Oct

10c

Dec

3.00 Mar

Apr

26c

8.25

Jan

Metal

•2VA
65c

2.46

Oil—i_—1——i_8

International

475

200

9,100

Dec

5

6 'Ac

Oct

44c

7.75

8

Imperial Bank of Canada—-—__—_100

1.30

a,

Jan

13c

£'

1

Feb

11% Mar

-

v

Jun

65c

8.25

100

—

%c

200

■:<£$>.

Erie Mortgage—00

2Va July

4%

14%

:

—1

Dec :

%

14%

Gas—___1

16%

Oct

42c

4

,ij-.

..

2% Dec

•65c

4%

.

51% Nov

9 'A

2.130:

200

Dec

67

Mar

7'Ac July

97,400
-

I'Ac Dec'

11

86

2.25

;4 4%c Oct

IV4 Aug

80

:

A

,A,

39

•"•

4.000

v

May

Vac July
31% Apr

248

•

6%C

2.25

1

Mines;

/•.'•••••55
'

CI

4 Vic-

,

8

common—_i

'

lc

10

65

58%

10

1;

Bay Mining & Smelting—

Imperial

7'%

/ '

May

9c

31,700

3c

1%C

65

Paper„l_—a.ij.Jij.1_iii8'

Oil

Gold

pd

'

ey2c Oct

2,250

2%

Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines
5
Home Oil-____l_j-___A.__l_.i_—1_—l-;';'

&

A

10,200

9C

13%

Mines-._li—_Li___—1!

Gold>

15

6% Aug

%c

10

—_a._i__-_j.__

Theatres

14%

V

3,500

%c'i

2'A

Ltd—'ij_.il!

Mines

9%c

.

'

lc

Dec

4c

12%

9%c

Oct

Nov

10

21

Oct

66c

2c

.

2%

255

Sep

13%

VuC

8

1,000

12'i

Preferred

Apr

66c

13%

.

1

2%C

8

International

Dec

Aug

Aug

___l8

——

Feb

215

5c

Apr

5

50%

Dec

188

12

70

25

1%C

—;

Alabastine—8

&

Hinde & Daucli

20%

85

.410

Hasaga Gold Mine
—i—^
1_ 1 : /;■/ „i- . /
Hignwood-Scarcee Oils-_li_ii_—_i_lj8 '-..'>• •:.\/

Huron

Dec

Apr

85

'

,5v

Hudson

Jan

7%

12c 13 % c r-

Vst/

Howey

4%

.■

7

Nov

8

Oct

"

42'Ac

Nov

85

3c

/:,

Homestead

-•

7%

.

50

Co..-—L

Lime

Rock

14%
12c

200

/ i; 1,200

2%C

Jan

Sen

2,000

Dec

16

15

3c

8c

125

10

7%c

20 V2

/—/■

5%c

2%c Dec

5,133

:

9%c

1

/

Gold

/

—

7%C

Mining Corp Ltd———.A
Pow & Paper class A.—'*

Bathurst

140

225

Metals

Beattie

4%c

140

Oct

3c

3,050

2 V'2 c

100

Barkers Pr

8c

i_
140

1

100

;.

7 ¥2 C

: —

Mines—-—A———/:_l'

Montreal

14% Mar

18c

Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5 i'li/'Ji;'Bagamac Mines Ltd

2,098

8%c

__

Jan

Oct

1.65

75c

Apr

85

Jun

'34c

9

Oct

8

79%

20%

v

/1 •'

Hard

Mar

6

1,140

46

High

v

Sep

3'/a

615

13 «/a

2.00

.100

—

Anglo-Canadian

4%

IlOO

Algoma Steel common-_-—/•__

Loifl

.

45c

400

13 %

5%

Corp/A^-8----

Copper

High
75c

'

Mines.;_r..£

Gold

Hamilton

—_8

common

A.—/—

Preferred

60c

-100

4—-

Grain

75c

IlOO

——.u————

7e/c / preferred

Low

0

Wire

Hamilton

Range Since January 1

Shares

of Prices

Nov

/•'//'',

common—)■

Paper ->y t c

.

preferred—

Hallnor

for Week

Range

Sale Price

!

Lakes

Gypsum

Sales

Week's

Friday
Last

aa-

stocks—

Jun

3;!'4

:•■■

Halliwell Gold Mines—>■■;6

Exchange

2 %c

Sep

17c

9c

common—..8

Preferred

inclusive, compiled from official sales lists

both

»;•■> '"./•

„1

"

Gunnar

Apr

2'A

i

''/.iAV'

1

c

l'Vitc

100

'''*"T

•

—1' i

.Co.—•'

V t

Toronto Stock

Ltd——

Dec

1,500

2%c

Mining

Mining

Greening

22 Vu

*

Gate

Goodfish

4%.c Dec

Dec

8,

Eagle, Mines_„_/,3—1

Golden

Feo

May

2c

.

Mines—IC
-

Jan

15

\ '15
18c

100

Mines

Jan

3.60

2.25 Aug

141

Dec

19%

J—^

Goldale Mines ^-1.1—__1

Dec

29%

3%

Porcupine^—1

Gold

Aug

3%

20

'

Steel; Wares_i'iA-^C_——/.-•--■8' ■/

Gillies

80c

930
1

Dec

Feb

19

■

•:■"

3 Vu

32C

11,000
15'''

22%

High

Feb

-2%

'

l%c

class

preferred

General

100

J

3.20

21

■

Mines-^——^2*

Gold

24.

3.00

1

Gatineau Power common..___;—

y

Great

Abitibi

Co"

Francoeur

80C

24

Low

3%

64c

,

—.i—i,*

Canada

God's Lake

Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
Commonwealth

Co

Foundation
'

■

43c

3%

80c

Range Since January 1

High

—

_l

Mining

Aircraft

Ford

'-y

Jan

2.30

Mines

Kirkland

Fleet

Jan

1,85

■

Jan

2c

.

Low

Washing Machine—————Jf
Gold

Shares

of Prices

English Elect class A
——_A———8
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
*
3.20
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops————! /;.'/A.-.-',

Jan

38c

2c

2C

Jan

3.20

Oct

1,700

60C

Ltd—1

Feb

1.55

60c

0

Mines

Wright Hargrt-aves Mines Ltd

Home

•

Dec A

75c

35%c

1.55

1

—

Cadillac Mines Ltd—1.00

ons--

52c

12 %c

—*1

Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd_Sullivan

55c

A

Gold Dredging Ltd

Cons

75C

Ltd—8

Mines

Ontario 'Nickel—
Pato

5C

7%c July

for Week

Range

Sale Price

Par

Canadian Malartic Gold Mines Ltd——*

Sales

Week's

'Last

lor Week

of Prices

Last

STOCKS-

-

Monday. December 21, 1942

Dec

9

Oct

,

Dec

4.65

•

Beatty Bros class A—_•
Class B

2nd

—_

Bell Telephone

Bidgood
Blue

of Canada..-—

Top class B

Bobjo

Bonetal

Gold

Bralorne
Brantford

1

7Vic

7V4c

1

8c

7 VuC

8c

6.65

7.00

preferred-

;

Brewers

Distillers——

&

British

5

—

Oil—

American

British

A

British

—

—

'5 V#

Dominion

Broulan
Brown

Oil—

Buffalo

Ankerite

Buffalo

Canadian

Building

Gold

Mines

Gold

Mines

8

...

Products Ltd..——
Steel

Jan

Lake

Shore

10c

Jan

Lamaque Gold

Feb

10

Lapa
Laura

Gold

..

Cadillac

6c

Mar

12%c

Jun

Leitch

5c

Oct

32 Vic

Jan

Little

9.30

Jan

Lobluw

4.40

Oct

%

Dec
Dec

Macassa

5'A

Class

B__

Nov

MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold

18

Jan

Madsen

18

Dec

Malartic

22%

155

18

May

22

Dec

Maple

22'/»

228,000

9

July

29

42c

12,900

Apr

Red

Leaf

Linen

1st.

j

___

*

Calmont

Oil

Ltd

■

Jan

7c

Feb

1.55

4,045

91c

Apr

2.80

Jan

3c

3c

1,275

lc

Mar

3 Vic

Nov

13%

14 Vb

836

11'A

Sep

14%

Dec

McDougall-Segur Exploration

8%

695

7 % May

8%

Dec

Mclntyre

Canada

Bread

Canada

"B"

Maralgo

Mines

Canada

class

Foundry

A

Massey-Harris

Malting

—

Wire

Class

B

16

July

26

36

Nov

37 Vi

Feb

87

Jan

National Sewer Pipe class A——

Dec

National

185

25JA Mar

32

Dec

National

57

57

50

48'A Aug

67

Jan

Naybob

Feb

26

27

25

20

20

Oil

Co

10

10

7%

Gold

Consolidated

Consumers Gas
Cosmos

Distillers
Dome

11

5

30

8

75c

2,600

class

Steel

Dominion

Stores

Dominion

Tar

&

5'/

Crest

Oct

64c

68c

8,300

!.'■ 44c

Oct

•430

9

5'A

3%
10

spe

page




2215.

200

*

39%

Ar 2,190

/.__

75c

80C

17c

15

8%
13

Oils

Feb

Pamour

Dec

1.72

Jan

60c

Jun

52

Jan

2,146

60c

Sep

90c

Jan

17c

500

14c

Oct

25c

Jan

1.00

15

90c

Pioneer Gold

Rouyn Gold

20c

Nov

Power

Corp

Jan

Premier

74c

Jun

Pressed Metals

Mines of

of

Gold

of

9

Dec

Preston

20c

Feb

Queenston Gold

27c

Feb

30

May

Jun

Roche

39

Jan

Royalite

132

Mar

23

Aug

21

21 Vb

18

May

60c

60c

150

35c

Aug

60c

Dec

St

10c

3,500

9c

Nov

17 % c

Jan

San

Vic

3 Vu C

1,000

2%c

Sep

6c

26%

27%

815

Mar

18

18V4

340

10% May

142

143

40

3

18% ;
143

21V4:

21

305

21%

80

107% 107%

..

23 %

23 %

110

8%

8

8%

1,327

5%

6

82

,21

135

16%

Sep

Sand

Shawinigan

Feb

Sheep

River

Creek

Sherritt-Gordon

&

Power—

AAA 460

1.50

1.60

11,410

23c

'28c

1.527

8C

25c

25c

500

24c

2%c
21%

500

1 %c

Oct

3c

69

J 6

Sep

21%

Dec

15

15

145

12

May

16%

Feb

225

135

July

1. /
1.60

—

.

--.10

•

—

J_—-1
8

18c

16%

Gold

...

Mines—-1 J

—

7

6% Jan

9%

Apr

4

6%

Oct

Siscoe

Sladen-Malartic Mines

Gold

•6

Dec

90

Nov

Slave

Lake

2%

2%

95c

Mar

2

Dec

South

End

8%

8%

100

8%

Dec

Standard

3 Vic

4C

700

Standard

3%C

4c

4,500

1.04

1.00

■6 % Mar

2%cBep
l%c Aug

10c

Jan

4c

Jan

73c

2.30

Jan

Oct

Standard

Mines__—i—1
Gold

Mines.———i—
1
:._____a__j8

Paving

,——

& Materials

•

_'_1

Petroleum—

Chemical

Preferred

81%

_i__aJ_——8

'

5

Oct

25

1.00

1,210

2%

25

4,000

16%
84c

5,600

3

Aug

:

4%

Feb

3.20

Jan

39c

Jan

45c

Jan

Sep

Dec

150
4c

Jan

2.05

Jan

%c Jun

2%c

Jar

Mar

9c

19c

.

Jun

12 Vu Mar

16%

1,000

54c

Oct

84c

Dec

9,475

57c

Sep

97c

Jan

15

•

.

35c

35c

1,500

25c

s26c

27c

2,500

13 %c

2%d.

14,000

3c

3,500

9'A
1,10

1,300

4

Dec
Jan

Oct

246

6V2

Jan

57c

July

320

3%

Jan

5%

1.15

82

'6'A

Jan

2.20

1 %c

77

-4

2.35

Apr

67c

95c

Dec

Oct

5.25
7%

2%c
9%'

5'A

Dec

97C

;

65c;

2'/ec

Apr
Oct

5.25
7

3c

Oct

30c

900

l%c
19c

6%>

■_•___j—2——_8/

Radio

Jun

2,500

1.10

"

Jan

19c

2,466-

9%

Jan

85c

1.73

2%c
'

—8

com__i8

1_
27c r

103 VA

Oct
Nov

l%c

•

Dec

12c

l'/2c

66c#

.1

—_J

;

May

31 %C

!i67

16V#
84c

Oct

85

70

16c

5%c

Feb

May

1,400

5'A

l%c
>18c

2c

4,000

V

150
1.73

Mines—2,—50c

Mines

Apr

16,700

75c

Simpsons Ltd class A—_—,__i————8
Preferred
:
__-J—100

Aug

1.04

Oct

Sigma

3

...

Oct

33c

Dec

83

130

98c

2,300

Jan

15
•

5,240

51C
5'A
50c
4%

24 %

100

/

1.10

__

Ltd——i—

Gold

Nov

6

2Va

1.60

49c
5'A
50c
3Vs

•

23c

Mining—1———-.1

Gold

Water

Jan

1.01

.

Mines—

Senator Rouyn,

113

Oct

1.55

;

Mines Ltd——1

Dec

90

6'Ac

__

1

Gold

Antonio

6

20

_j

Gold

Anthony

90

6

103%

51c
J
jIj/IJ/'/

107%

Jun

40

1.10

Aug

20

Jun

105

j__l.___100

Preferred

Nov

103 % Mar

Jan

10c

/ i_2%c
21%
21-

.

___J——;—;—1

Industries common.,.:.

18%
21%

38c

Oct

88
53c
16c

36c

—__1———1—8

27%

Apr

90c

v>ep

5c

86 %
53c
15c
5%

Mines_——Jl

Oil

Jun

191

Oct

20c

192

42,900

,11
1.60

Long Lac Gold Mines—2—1

Russell

34c

3,500

A 44,100

C_—_____il

Mines..

Jan

24,850

35c

7lAc

434C

—

Mines—___jil/___l

Dome

Dec

12c 13 %c

.-88

America_i____--l..l

Reeves-Macdonald

10 Vi

1

Sep
Dec

4

:14C

Mining..———1—1—--1

Sep

East

B

'

105

Canada—-l—_——8

Jan

60c

26'/2

Mines—.

Gold

Pickle-Crow

2% July

250

54c 54%C

7Vjc

Ltd—'——8
Paymaster Cons Mines Ltd————1
Peoples Credit Secs..l___——

Powell

4

90c

Jun

35c

55

2.00

Dec

33c

Porcupine Mines

Jan

A'1/.:.

1.00

7'Ac

54c
.

12'Ac

Jan

Jan

Oct

3%

■' .4 v4c

1.30

Jan

1.04

Jun

4

,

Corp.— ——.———1

July

110

-'

Ltd.———.——-——'*

10 %c

1.50

.

Page Hersey Tubes Ltd—:—1——-—8

Nov

1.04

85c

36

1.00

1.00

11

Nickel

Jan

90c

.1

Pacalta

13c

3

_.i

90C

40%

Ontario

23c

Dec

90c

Dec
Feb

138

Aug

45c

45c

38'A

Dec

37%

Jun

1,000

45c

10

Jun

6lAc Nov

—•

j

8'A

3.700

8c

45c
90c

Dec

18c

117

Oil.—

120

Dec

3,100

116

1

100

Debenture—,j_—__—50

&

1,000

32% Aug

*

26 '/ July

125

_

Mines

16c

410

50

com

—

Oct : /

28

1_„.—j_——1——j8

20c

37%

.

24%

13

Gold Mines——i.j——1.1

4c

Worsteds Ltd
....

footnotes

36c

36%

...25

Eastern Malartic Mines

For

4,000

5%

B

JDuquesne Mining
East

55c

37V'2

Chem common—__8

&

Aug

9% Aug

.100

Woollens

6c

161

——;

Preferred

6.100

•

10

8

pfd...

Preferred
Doin

Oct

14c

•

9%

*...100

Dominion

Dec

4'Ac Sep

2,000

9%

com—.*

Preferred

Inv

Oct;

6%c

8%

Gold
Oils

19c

•

Steel

25

''v:-:;

535

commQn.—_/Jl____l—8

16c

100
&

49 %c

;45c

Jun

51c

:

1

Bank

Foundries

COc

Sep

May /;.

lie

:

Okalta

Loan

100

1,100

O'Brien

Omega

7,702

1,400

Dec
Dec

Ontario

13

78c

28
135

9%C

common.

25 'A

"

10

5

Nov

14

8

;

Dec

125

Preferred

4'A

8%

•77c

Dec

July

10

6%c

29

Oil

Star

3

825

:'AZ 49%c 49 %c

8

Jan

25

7%c

Empire Mines..

Jan

.

178

Dec

8c

Ltd

45

Apr

20

125

——

■'

A

158

30

1
.

Sep

90

25

—100

_

Dec

14

73 c

/

39

330

•

175

.25

37%

——. 11
j—_ .1;j —
1
Nipissing Mines .-J*.——1——5

15%

7%

.

__

1

24% Dec

35

Mines....—

Apr

8

Mines

Dominion-Scottish

Mar

Nov

—

Corp—Seagrams

Dominion

9 Vu

Aug

100

—

Mines.

Dominion

21% Mar
120

70

5

...

Nickle

25

3

(Toronto)

'Petroleum

Denison

1,060
;

Mar

6%

Imperial Mills.——

Aircraft

Davies

22

10

—

A 19% Mar

10

690

14

Smelting—

——

29 '/a C .Jun

25 %

29

8% '.

Jan

May

10

28 Vu

4% Mar

10

8

Aug

1.40

Oct

20c

.2_

North

<>

11c

A

85c
:

37%

Dec

•

Jan

8

8%

78c

1.04

__8

j

1,305

3 '/2

8

Bakeries

44

Jan

Oct

174

i::-.

8V4

68c

Consolidated

421/2

1,525

24%"

Dec

45%

25

7%

10

!

Corp

Noranda Mines

3%

Co.—

-44

8

Northern

Mines—1

Petroleum

24

Dec

Cochenour

Plow

.24%

/■A 4,400
•A/; /55

7c

Oct

6%c Apr

1,150

28c

10%

55c

Commonwealth

1.18

100

Trust Co

Gold

Dec

10

Commoil

9%c

Sep

Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mines..1
Cockshutt

9C

Apr

43c

3,400

1.13

6%. -Dec

2%c

365

26'/2C

9c

Dec

33

1,000
:•■■■'

Dec

15

2% May

135

;;

5c

28c

8

v

•

/1.13

225

Minihg-lii—73c

Gold

68c

10

Corp....—■/ 13c

Willans

66c

Mines—1.—._j_—18 1.-/;

1

Research

68c.

Canada

_i

Chemical

1

preferred—20

Car

Feb

3'/2

Mines

44

Northern

;

5%

5%.

Jan

8%

Apr

43 Va

22

'

lO'/a

:/l' 5C

28

25

1,565

_i,

Apr

class B—C—8

5%

15

Dec

2 "« c

Apr

•

Steel

66

3%

Central Porcupine Mines

National-Groceries

154

3%

8

24%

—
;

Feb

3%

_/

9%

Feb

_8

Quartz
Gold

common—

Sep

8

Ry_—__

Apr

2 Vu

l_

*

28%

Castle-Trethewey Mines..—„A..1
Pat

48%
115

•'

Feb

—_8

—

Pacific

Dec

-

1 'Ac

44

..

16

15

Wallpaper

11;.

1.000

2.699

5

175

V:

28

Canadian

Canadian

Dec

534

14%

Corp

135

—

5%
14 %

Mining

1.5

A

Jan

4%
>

Dec

2.22

3% May

2.871

Jan

63c
*

1 % Mar

2,830

11

Oct

Jan

2.85 Jan
1.68

Oct

1.00

-

2%c

5%

Nonnetal

132

com

9%
2 VBC

.

Jan

27%

Ltd

'A

.1

v

30%

20

4

10 Vi

—8

Oct

/

—_1 —100

Co

3%

■;.

Jan

23%

_

Mar

V

16,100

25'A

8

Locomotive

Canadian

14

25

73

common——..—'8

B

5'A

45

Dredge & Dock.———.— 8

Canadian

U\

65

129

._

,

Preferred

Cub

21

65
128

—_A_20
—

19%

—

129

.preferred———8
A

29,550

1.60

82c

A 30c

7,400 ■?.

63c

1.59
4%

V

_8

Cafeterias

Negus

—

21

1.43

56C

1.46

25%

Dec

31%

...——

Central

340

31

Canadian Car & Foundry common—
•
Preferred
—25

Cariboo

26

Corp

Class A

31%

_

Class

22

Moore

Muirheads

50

■

1.36

G3c

.:

1*

Jan

Feb

74% May

8

Oct

1.43

-A.

Sep

1.37

8

5

32

100

17%

3,440

Power

Heat .&

102

731.

B

Alcohol

Light

Oct

Apr

120

.100

Nov

A,. 120

*

Sep

3%

827

100

...

Oct

19

19

>

90

24

:_8

60c

2.15

1

5

/..•,'/

78

A._

Jan

610

640

2.04

8

94

9%

Class

Dec

1.35

Oct

2,11

2__

36

9

class

Celanese

of

5%

36

,

C'anners

Indus

Montreal

77 Vu

A

60'Ac

38c

20

—8

Dec
Feb

Jan
Jan

75c

Canada./,

Porcupine Mines

36

preferred——

Canadian

Can

46

78C

8c

10%

4,008

20 %

Jan

4.15

Oct
Oct

20

8

Mines

Gold

Corp

78

Cable

&

Breweries

Canadian

30

Jan

Vu Mar

75c

*.8

4%

v

12

Oct

._*

•

36

5

59c

Mines.——

Mining

9V4

.

Bakeries

Canadian

10

21c

Lake

Red

McWatters

•

—

Canadian

•

Anr

57c "c,

Porcupine Mines—

Moneta

8

Canadian Bank of Commerce.—;

Class

11c

59c,

20

;

Jan

Ltd—.—.—;

—...

Canadian

4,500

Jun

9% May
1.20

6

McColl Frontenac Oil common—

common—

Co

Steamship

Canada

20c 20'/ic

—

8

Packers

Preferred

23%

Dec

Aug

225

common,

•Preferred

8

Canada
Canada
Canada

Dec

80c

3c

9%

—1

j__

94

50

—

8%

1,300

————100

,

.22

85
40

8%
1.11

__

Cement common—..—..—*

Preferred

27

8V2
1.10

;

'

61c

„

—__1.

——l——_____l—

Oct

1.10

500

9V2

.1

commom_i_?._

Oct

22
■

*

310

.1

1

4c

*

2nd

Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—

2.80

3.75

_1

Mines

1,000

.

6.35

5%C

Fields.

Milling

Preferred

Mines.

Gold

Lake

Gold

1.40

83,4

902

■;

3.50

—

Mar

20%c

July

18%

A—jii_

'

12% ,Jun

Vi

59c

3%c

Ltd—

Mines,

100

<

Oct

l

class

1,377

4% Mar

Jan

31c

3.75

—_8

McKenzie

Caldwell

Mines, Ltd—

Groceterias

14%

13

62c

5%c

Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd

24

200

Oct

_i3

Candy Shops—

18

..

31c

1

'

—1

;,G %

Jan

9.00

Feb

25c

.•

Gold Mines.

—

20 'A May

,;

11

.'

Mines

Secord

_

52V2c

17'/2C Oct

'

Dec

Dec-

4 %

Apr

Ltd

Mines,

/

1

5'/2C

/

14

8

150 Vu

Ltd

5 VuC

_A'

*

——

Aug

Mines

17 V4

36 VuC

—

—

Dufault

20

22

8

Lake

22

42c

__8

Nov

17

22 %

,

1

Corp

Burlington

5'/a

110%

Bay

18

—

_*

...

Porcupine Mines, Ltd—

Oil

.•5 Vb

1714

/

—*

—

7,661

Mar

8

650

14%

.

Columbia Packers common—.*

Class

24 Va

12%

—

.

•

—

24'A

14%

.25

•Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr com..*

Dec

2%

210

—

Ltd—__

9%

Mines-——_j_1
Kirkland Lake Gold Mining
J

4%c Mar

11,000

—7.00

—I

Mines—

Cordage

7c

4%

6

„

Mines,

140%

*

:

Ltd—

Mines

—:

1

Corp common

■

8

__100

Kirkland Gold Mines..

Ribbon

Blue

,

———100

——:

pr

14%

—*

115

4.00

Nov

3% Aug
65

May

Dec

6.00

Jan

7%

Jan

89% .Jan

Oct

49c

Jan

"

51

65-

1,855

Oct

34c

Jan

lc

Apr

6c

Jan

2c

Aug

5c

Mar

9VfiJuly
40c

Oct

4

Mar

3

Sep

12

1.15

'Nov
Dec

'■6% /Dec
4

Dec

■

Volume

Week's

Sales

Range

for Week

of Prices
low
Hiqh

Shares

Friday

.

,

Last

Sale Price

STOCKS—
Par

Steel

Canada

of

Co

Preferred

*
——25

common™,

59 %

60
66

—

—

_

65s!.!

Basin Mines—%-—..—w—,~L<■
Consolidated Mines———1

Sudbury
Sullivan

1

—

Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd
1
1.25
Tamblyn Ltd commons—10%'
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
1
1.70
Texas Canadian Oil Gorp^_'.._——5
85c
Tip

Tailors

Top

1
——1

Traders

Gas

Union

Class

B

25

—

United Steel——

Upper Canada Mines Ltd
;
Ventures, Ltd.
„r—
Vermilata Oils'

4%

"

—

Wendigo Gold Mines..-———1
Western Canada Flour Mills com-,-—*
Preferred

:

Ltd

Westons

Class

B

8'A

Jan

20

45c

Oct

8c

Sep

13c

Jan

65

Dec

65

Dec

23c

Jun

50c

Jan

9c

5,500
10
1,000
1.200
2,047

5%
32%'
3%
5c
4%

110
85
110
5,400
.1,350

.,3c

80c

4,000

41c

4.40
10%c
3.50
.48 %
19'A

1.390
7.300
1.267
210
10

5%

•

31%
3%
4%c
4

;

„

22c

Feb

Apr

7 %c

Dec

4'A Aug

10%

Dec

6

36

Mar

3% July

2% Mar

6c

Sep

Dec

1.24

Oct

3.00

Apr
Jan

13c

3.00

Nov

Jan

5.00

5%c

Jun

4.80

Agriculture

6.04

Automobile

Electrical Equipment-

6.79

7.47

Food shares

3.51

3,87

Bank

5.59

6.15

Building supply

3.99

4.40

Chemical

4.48

4.94

Electrical

4.70

5.18

Insurance

General

Mar

50

Merchandise

Jan

22c

Dec

3

Dec

Apr

1

Sep

38%

Petroleum
Railroad
RR

,3c
21
2VbC

3c
22
21 Ac

10
45
500

90c

Jun

6

May

22

2.32

2,600

1.80

Oct

2.90

6%c

3,000

2%C

Apr

6%c

24

$1,000

Apr

40

24

—

20

Jan

3.43

3.79

4.60

5.07

Utility

2.53

2.80

5.03

5.53

shares

No
A Huron

Holding Corp

Income

Foundation

—

Fund

—.1

Aviation

1.22

1.34

*

1.85

Co

11.93

17.90

19.46

...1

9.16

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to

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15.12

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7.49

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..

12.78

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11.09

12.25

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Scries

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10.46

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2.75

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8.33

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80

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25

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Nov

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5

1.01

_1

5.10

5.75
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3%

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July

•

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priced bond series

24

Jun

14c

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2C

10c

8c

10c

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1.00

1.14

5.710

85c

Aug

1.75

4c

4c

500

3c

July

4c

for

Insurance
Bid

Friday

Sep

Private

10

28%

29 7

65%

.

10

20%

13%

10

45%

25

52%

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Boston

—L— 100

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5

41%

44%

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16%

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35

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14.53

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3%
82

16 %

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165

100

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1160

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100
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25

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29 %

34%

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173

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40

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279

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Bank of New York

38

>

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(NY)

CD.

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17%

84%

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__

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15 %

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94%

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Corp

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Security

17 %

4

10

36%

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National

Commercial National™.——100

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Indemnity

Bid

15%

10

24

5

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Co

13%

22%

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44%

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New York, N. Y.

Par

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42%.

12

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New

30 %

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28%

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28%

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Gibraltar

16.96

series

23%

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74%

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5

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of

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55%

2

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40%

10

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3%

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5

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67%

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10

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,

71%

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64%

11%
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21%

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Massachusetts

17%

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16%

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—

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Telephones, HAnover 2-1035 to 2-1044

Ask

29%

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49%

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68%

47 %

5

•

5.05

—

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Companies

139 %

134%

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Alliance

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18

Dec.

Ask

10

American

....

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5.95

Bank Stocks

Dec

Par

American

4.75

1.80

_

Jan

4c

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—I

1.87

„

Specialist Since 1903

Jun

23

1.10

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___

20.43

3.92

5.3'

Dec

Oct

19% July

20%

OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS

Aetna. Life

_

Shares—

Feb

Dec

—1

,—

Aetna Casual & Surety

,

_

Oil

Jun

-81%

1

—

C

B

5.39

Preferred stock series.

4

2.04

B

6.34

1.11

4.89

series

Low

1

...

Series

United

5.51

series—

Jan

„_1

Mines

Temiskaming Mining

Bond

1.10

15c

25

20

——*

5
90c

75

•

Class

U S El Lt

-250

Corp_

12.84

66.54

1

AA—

Trusteed Industry Shares

2.92

_

shares

12.07

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shares-

5.85

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•

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2

1,050

23 %

-

-

_

Inc

1.55 Aug

100

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_

1.00 Mar

10

80

%c Nov

Dec

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100
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250

1.08

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.

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200

-•

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_

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National Investors

5.26

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Securities—

voting

Jun

4%

.100

5
80c

1.10

———————-5
•

Co

Consolidated Paper Corp
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•

%c

5,500

5

.

_1

.—

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%c
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—

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Low

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8.30

3.36

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7.52

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78.87

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1
1

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31.70

6.83

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Fund Inc-

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77.31

2%

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Super Corp of Amer

77.00

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3.19

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5.82

75.46

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Mut

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Range Since January 1

5.00

2.83

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K-l.

Invest

4.25

1

,

Shares

K-2

Mutual

10c

Inc

Scries

Nation-Wide

Shares

of Prices

Sale Price

STOCKS—

Fund.

Series

Mass

for Week

Range

12.03

•

Series

■

39c

11.25

Scudder, Stevens & Clark
29.46

Bond

34c

1

Republic Invest Fund

26.85

Sayles

10c

Fund

Quarterly Inc Shares

Funds-

Custodian

Loomis Savles

1.82

1

_

(Geo)

B-l_

Mass

Sales

Week's

Friday

1958

Series

Maryland Fund Inc

sales lists

both inclusive, compiled from official

18

2.19

1.14

Common

12

Series

Putnam

2.23

1

Plymouth Fund Inc

77c

70c

1.04

America- —10

of

Investors Fund

1.77
■

2.10

10.88

shares

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Investment

37 Vn

_

_

Series 1956

shares

Group

_

Series 1955

15.47

ctfs

shares
♦

1953_

14.39

Ltd

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Group

Trust

Trust

Amer

Series

™5

Investors

Independence Trust Shares-

Keystone

Bond

Amer

North

10c

Institutional

Bank

18C

10c

Inc

Common

Incorporated

Manhattan

Dec.

8.69

7.90

Loomis

Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section

6.36

Railroad

Knickerbocker

*

—

7.10

5.77

Oils

Equipment shares

Series

v

6.45

Railroad equipment
Steel

Dec

Dec

9.82

Machinery
Metals

3.97

Jan

6c

8.60

6.92

8.93

_____

3.48

Feb

2.25

stock

4.11

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3 %c

1 %c

5.87

7.82

6.28

equipment

3.60

Oct

,3c
22
2%c

4.96

3.15

Dec

_*

•

3.05

stock

7.46

5.33

■

9.53

6.78

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4.50
8.68

——

3.73

Dec

3%
3

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2.78

2.76

—

7.74

7.03

*

-

Tobacco shares

*

Apr

514

Wright-Hargreaves Mines.™—
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2.25
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2.51

shares

shares

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12

Mar

9 % July

3c

100

shares

shares

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Jan

21

8c

18

bond

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10.94

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3c

—

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5.49

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18'A. Apr

500
65
515

6.30

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r.---

—

shares

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Dec

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40

shares

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July

5%
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Jan

lc

59,775

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36
12

1.10

3c

—

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Jan

Aug

4

1.60

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Uchi

Jan

Aug

75c

100

.

Jan

2.34

•

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Jan

v—*

—

—

8 % May'

:

.

1.98

11%

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3,000

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20c
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.—.100

—

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Jun

6%

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48,"
48
19%19%

Walker-Gooderham & Worts com.'——*

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2,250
135
3,956

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65c

55c

3,50

—•

1.70

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1.18

18

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13%C Mar

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65
35c
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4.40
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.

1.05

65
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—

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•————

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Oct

39c

85c

6

0

•

———

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85c

6'A

*

—

Oils

Jan

3,95

v

—

Fuel Invest class A™——--50

United

1%

%
7c

79c

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of Canada.™

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Jan

1,100
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Friday

for

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1.96

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70%

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1.25
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Nov

Jun

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,,

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10
1.63

55c

.

65

1,000

60c

63%

2,600
100

common———————

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l

12c
1,45

Mar

87c

85,350

1.70

12c
1.45

■

—

Quotations

High

57

277
45

55c

Mines,—1

Gold

River

OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Range Since January 1
Low

60
66

Sleep Rock Iron Mines—
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1,63
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156

48%
232%

237%

3%

3%

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429

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1952—

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—

16.96

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1
1

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—1
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Fidelity

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—

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104%

105 %

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3%s, 1956—

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15,

5.15

1.10

16.00
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15.

1944

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%

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1946

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100.26

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1946

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100.12

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1944

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4.61

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7.90
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16.04

17.58

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4.73

—•

3.94
3.63

—•

26.22

28.19

3.93

quoted

are

Bid

Rates

3.65

2

1945

15,

15, 1945
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1%%
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—

1943

t%s Nov 1. 1943

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1.43

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—

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—

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1943—

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1943-

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1943

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1943—

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1943

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1943

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1943

15,

Mar 15,

•

106%

S'western Pub Serv 5s 1972..

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Int. Rate

Jun

2.95

—„25c

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2.29

100

103

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—

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100

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111

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102

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of

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1971..—.

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1972

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rib

1972——

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■

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22.10

Fund

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13.22

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shares

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Figures after decimal point represent one or more
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6.84

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Bid

Par

Ask

6.29

..

100

1952

Investing Companies
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92 %

Bid

Ask

104%

91%

Empire Gas & Fuel 3%s, 1962—

4

10

_

3%s

Par

Bid

103%

■.

3%s, 1971

Fidelity & Guaranty Co__2

S

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71

69

36%

—;

27%
.

44'%

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Hartford Steamboiler Inspect._lO

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42%'

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24%

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security New Haven

28%

26%

10

—

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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

2216

cates

'

1942—Month—1941

Period End. Oct, 31—

revenues

expenses
taxes

Other

6,282,626

6,836,335

239,273

114,636

-2,731,784

1,101,798

from

102,218

1,741,796

1,660.302

result

125,000

105,000

1,325,000

1,230,000

understand

$409,223

$431,922

$3,998,046

$4,849,532

589

2,338

22,982

19,782

oper,. revenues—

income

(.net)

for

Int.

int.

Int.

chgd.

143,750

1,716,375

143,031

1,400

28,173

Cr4,737

Cr56,555

to

Cr5,348

Crl02,102

Cr22,674

Divs.

1,255,237

1,255,237

directors
and

$1,953,299

declared

dividend

extra

an

of

&

cents

2Vs

during ,1941 were as follows: April T, July 1 and
each; and Dec. 30, 15 cents.—V. 156, p. 1466.

cents

The

stock,

last

1,

Oct.

cents

35

payable

quarterly

share

per

1,776,242

1,489

payment

Pfd.

declared on the
record Dec, 18.
cents per share was made
been

has

of 25

of

25

each

cents

and

10

last,; and on Feb.

paid on Feb.. 10,

were

The

declared

have

directors

stock,

and 1942.—V.

...V:..;y

share

3

Jan.

on

ing

V;.;-■/.' • •" V'"

v-

•

application to the SEC, corporation reveals that it has re¬
newed its proposal
to purchase shares of South Coast Corp, from
Phoenix Securities Corp.
The petition is for exemption of the trans¬
action from the provisions of Section 17 (A) of the Investment Com¬
pany Act of 1940.
:v.v'
VCelotex proposes to purchase from Phoenix 93,100 shares of South
Coast
common
stock
for
$325,850.
Celotex endeavored to acquire
shares of common stock of South Coast Corp. through open market
In

an

,

after

purchases

for the

arrangement

ail

purchase

was

dropped.

.

market

The

$3.50

share.

per

from

to

And

time

of

shares

93,100

one-half

and

one

Bank

the

156, p. 2096.,"

10-year 4V2 %

Operating

revenues

expenses—„

$4,706,242

3,076,570

2,439,959

♦599,619

487,289

have

458,942

tax

507,000

2,909

/' 37,787

■:

34,919

For

/

$237,893

$1,042,978

$64,709

117

vs./-'

_,u_!

$238,010

$64,770

bonds

18,959

18,959

880

840

—

income

$218,171

$1,043,794

$44,971

108,054

Net

$613,598

1—

Balance

credit

'Includes

Title

The

Insurance

Angeles/ Calif.,

Trust

&

Co..

will receive bids for

that

the

bonds.

The

111 the

open

dealer

or

the

of

trustee, 433 So. Spring St., Los
the sale to it of income leasehold

on

price

after

♦-Attached

$18,505,59

was

available

the

for

retirement

trust indenture provides that "In purchasing
market the trustee may purchase bonds from

or

lowest

Trustee
.

of

sum

any

to

exchange
prices

or

such

inquiry

each

bond

or

of

the

bonds

shall

be

as
is

$500

retired

by,

bond

the

and 1

March
V.

trustee,

the

with

each

participating

The

$100

to

certificates

As

with

29,

156,

p.

seven

;

bonds

8,235

-.29,297

2,000

;

24,967

;

$359,002

attached

$1,182,360
-

./

to

the

of

rate

been

declared

holders

made

$1.50

of

made

were

cents on

on

share

per

15,

Domestic Sales

in

14.

>

Dis¬

30.and

June

preceding

...■

quar¬

;7;

■

//

Company)

■;

1942—3 Mos.—1941

1942—9 Mos.—1941

$795,446

t$2,040,532

$2,007,515

$1.80

$1.84

$4.51

$4,41

and

excess

profits

taxes.

account of Federal

on

No

effect

refunds- of

"

1148.

p.

after giving

been

excess

156,

Also,

taxes

overprovided in the
given to any credit on
profits taxes.
fOn 335,320

has

10,

C. C.

Cunningham,

Island

Lines

of

the

since

1

'

-

Western Division Superinten¬
January, 1942, has been ap¬

Panhandle

Division

of

the

railroad

at Liberal, Kansas;
He will replace G. R. Branch
a leave of absence to enter military
service.

granted

.

Ended

Sept. 30—

1942

1941

$31,402,061
_r

profit

$25,802,322

26,186,721

22,029,580

$5,215,340

etc.

$3,772,742

„

—

income;

80,236

70,651

$5,295,576

income

$3,843,393

disp. non-operating property^'—-I!!!

♦On

96,085

243,263

■

income

2,624,825

1,196,076

129,250

•

109,380

$2,125,447

per

common

share

1,150,176 shares of

$1.35

stock.—V.

Federal
tax

and

$1,546,049

income

surtax

profits

p.

1016.

'

1942—3 Mos.—1941

profit

normal

.

$1.53

156,

City Stores (& Subs.)—Earnings—
net

$2,441,852

—

common

Period End. Oct. 31—

Consolidated

1942—2 Mos.—1941

$1,024,708

$3,220,200

$1,773,566

; ■;:

.

and

taxes

(estimated)
Proportion
applic.

I

v

y[':I'A'.'f

■-■■v!''';.'

.

954,410

453,600
106,775

238,355

$464,333

-

2,029,210

107,366

to

$952,635

685,900
1''.

,

interest

Net profit from oper.

Int.;

$1,058,724

on

parent

etc. ;

$484,273

com-

funded

pany's '

.

;;

,'i;

225,972
$861,694

debt,

,

•

,

-r—73,308

Consol.

227,223' :'

86,119

254,601

net

profit ap¬
plicable to City Stores

$1,100,105
16,152

Co.

$1,083,952

—v.

$410,965

156,

$378,214

$725,412

$607,093

1414,;!.1

p.

Cloverland Dairy Products Co., Inc., New Orleans, La.

with

corporation

has

Redemption—
called

for redemption as of Jan.
1, 1943 a
1st mtge. gold bonds dated Jan, 1, 1928
Payment will be made at. the Whitney National
New Orleans, successor trustee, Whitney
BIdg., Gravier and
St.: Charles Sts., New Orleans, La.—V. 134, p. 2527.

total

of

at

$50,000

par
Bank of

and

of

m <;«

int.

Colonial
Jan.

15,

14; cents;

(&

Stores Inc.

eight

cents each.—

Subs.) —Earnings—
16 Wks. End.

Nov, 8, '42

Aug. 16, '42
f$672,763
$0.92

five subsidiaries

nok previously Consolidated
adjustment made during the quarter of the excessive
provision for .Federal taxes charges in the first quarter.
Also in¬
cluded are net credits; amounting to
approximately $415,000, mostly
and excludes the

-Earnings-

39 Weeks Ended—
♦Profit before Federal taxes_-__"
Federal income taxes—
.

,

15,

—

♦Includes the Income of

common

Dec,

July 15 and Oct. 15, last,

Oct.

,

2035.

p.

Assistant Superintendent of the Missouri-Kansas
headquarters at Trenton, will succeed Mr, Cunningham
of the
Western
Division,; with headquarters at
Nebraska.—V. 156, p. 2035..

♦Earnings

7,166

4,201

follows:

and

of
per

,t$780,123

—Bonds Called for

27.

per

share

172,791
Loss

1942.

as

cents

holders

the

on

31,

paid

profit

Total

52,055

computed in accordance

March

Jan.

59

to

record

March

on

...V

Hcrdman,

Months

Federal

156, p. 2035.

during; 1941 were
cents, and July 15

of

15

Jan.

with

Operating

23,033

67,543

profit
—:
'$936,921
Earnings per, common share—$1.48

thereto

dividend

payable

at

has

24
were

stock—V.

Rock

been

B.

Other

1941

22,164
.

$1,062,925

$354,885

have been

;

'•■V.

4,117

Period—

are

Dec.

Depreciation,

Federal

i. 1942—9 Mos.—1941
$1,161,930

-2,239

taxes

in

to

1414.

Net

$40,

^

22,604

1942.—V,

15

Dec.

year.

post-war

minority

12 Wks. End.

at
the

reasonable."

bond.

9

1941.

30,

$394,204

Champion Paper & Fibre Co.

a

share

Fed

effect

give

Company

$352,694

Disbursements

participating certificate representing
a
certain number of shares of the capital stock of Central Hollywood
Building Co., namely, 10 shares with each $1,000 bond, 5 shares with
each

to

holder

available

the trustee shall deem

of

$352,694

cents each

compared

as

bonds

any

has

Gross

directors on Dec. 16 declared
quarterly dividend of nine cents
share, payable Dec. 29 to stockholders of record Dec. 19.
Payments

seven

share

per

income

this

the

excess

published

figures

herein

/"//

City Ice & Fuel Co.—Earnings—

::

1942.

earnings

■

Superintendent

have been computed

taxes

D.

remains

1-,-

.

156.

share

common

Fairbury,

$2,307,711

$2,571,188

said

in any over-the-counter market

which

at

of

with

George

Young

but only to the extent earned.—V.

Superintendent

Eric

as

The
per

Sought—

to an amount sufficient to exhaust the cash available
purpose in the sinking fund.
It was announced on Nov. 30

that

Act

16,497'

taxes

income

of

of

Division,

Chemical Fund, Inc.—9-Cent Dividend—

mortgage bonds
for

profits

excess

taxes--

Act of

initial

an

par

cumulative

amount

Federal

of

The

adjustment

Central Hollywood Building Co.—Tenders

v

$1,151,316

deductions

Federal

1949.

p.

succeed

per

$1

headquarters

who

5,286,860

1942—3 Mos.—1941

income

Revenue

156,

to

$2

adjustments

of

with

$505,544

of $160,164 to adjust tax provisions to
amount required by the Revenue Act of 1942.—V. 156, p. 1859.

the

..':f

$694,730

'

for
to

pointed

$7,594,571

5,068,627

adjusted

income

♦1942

108,054

.

the

1

$7,639,816

1,751,005

$394,034

other

&

actively associated

Robert R.

Net 'profit

$2,902,321

comparison,

than

been

President

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry.—Appointments^—

20,427

Sept. 30—

income

Gross

Int.

10,092

:

$802,784

applic. to pref. stock for the period-

Federal

has

request.

charges including Federal taxes,
tlncluding realized
sales to foreign subsidiaries and after charges and pro¬

Effective

$7,574,144

Revenue

income

903,380

205,927

2,685

and

net

state

,

$7,637,131

Earnings

other

Taxes,

to

as

all

half

dent

1,744,138

2,402,125

6,754

$1,113,390

appropriately

admin,

&

is

payable
like

com.

per

on

Shares

pay¬

$2,895,567

1,661,695

the

on

v"-""?''.Vr

last, as against
156, p.' 690.

account

1942—9 Mos —1941

364,012

$2,775,086 :

income

'v-

stock,

of

$2,773,550

-I—

of

well

as

Minority interest

income

Gen.

227,500

13,510

1943,

1,536

with

purposes

Period End.

$851,190

227,500
v

Jan. A

on

1,158,513

83,143

income—

Federal

been

Total

10,557

-it

net

I.''';:-;/;',

$840,633

816

61

first

(& Subs.)—Earns.

730,927

1939,
own

declared

A

(And

vision

preferred stock by

adjustments recorded subsequent to Sept.

444,500

--

income

Dividends

.

37,750

49,000

(net)

interest

Net

410,913

2096.

p.

inc.

taxesj.

deductions-

accordance

$5,674,867

26.634

redeem

428,067

(net)

income

oth.

♦1942
in

21,973

2,998

mortgage

on

1942—12 Mos.—1941

209.421

revenues.--

963,739

income-.---

income

&

$363,446

res. approp.

taxes-

of

lieu

oper.,

Consol,

limited-term

oper.

Gross

int.

Power Co.- -Earnings—

21,548

income

Other

Int.

258,336

investments

Other

Net

$461,649

taxes

4,723,004

prof. taxJ

profits

exc.

♦Crl08,l26

taxes

29,

profits

$9,642,503 $28,238,658 $26,326,134
4,696,814
14,026,300
13,446,638
955,184
2,808,662
2,657,834

966,771

income

Gross

/>'_ ;/.,;/■

/

156,

1942—3 Mos.—1941

have

of

$5,
of

♦After

/■

.

appointed trustee, paying
debentures due Feb. 1, 1947.

1942—Month—1941

Operating

Net

&

Other

V/ '

■

Period End. Oct. 31—

of

payable

/;/

will;

has been

Co.

Central Arizona Light &

Amort,

share,

7

Trust

&

agent and registrar for

retire,

per

date.

Appointed—

Chemical

Federal

$3.50

at

from

year

taxes

cumulative

$9,938,274

expenses

in

block

cash

and

6'/2 %

/_-;.T—

Taxes

,

entire

in

Trustee

Prop.

Operating

Charges

in

1,281,235
have been computed

1942.-—V.

South West Utilities Co.

Sept. 30—
revenues—

oper,

exc,

the

Other

Total

♦Federal

tially

to,

7378

elected

his

board.—V.

any year,

par

tEarns.

outstanding

Central &

no

♦Federal

chase

$1,456,950

to

their

one-half

-i-v.

a

1,281,235

profits

at

Period End. Sept, 30—
♦Net profit ————

the

within

acquired

The

only

and

Period End.

shares at prices lower than
number of shares are offered

offers
limited

present

at that price.
Advised by investment bankers
opinion no substantial number of shares could be
any reasonable time without paying a sum substan¬
excess
of $3.50 per share, Celotex has arranged to
pur¬

time

in

that

at

427,078

excess:

the

V

I

6^2% Preferred
Paw All Dividend Arrearages On Said Shares

The

price range of $2!% to $3 y2 per share, at an average cost of $3>/4 per

share.

427,078

elected

refinancing

Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.—Earnings—

the holders thereof $105 per share.
Payment will be made
City National Bank & Trust Co., 208 So. La Salle St., Chi111.
,;i.vv.
/V'l - V ,:V
=:.; The company has declared payable on Dec. 21, 1942, to the holders
of the 6J/2%
preferred stock of record Dec. 2, 1942, all cumulative,
and unpaid dividends on said preferred stock to Oct. 1, 1942, amount¬
ing to $47.12V2 per share, and has also declared payable on Jan.
1, 1943, to holders of such preferred stock of record Dec, 2, 1942,
a
regular quarterly dividend of $1.62'/2 per share for the period
from Oct. 1, 1942, to Jan. 1, 1943.
.•
Holders of the 6'/2%: preferred stock may at any time receive pay¬
ment of the full redemption price of $105
per share,
together with
pa.yment of said cumulative and unpaid dividends to Oct. 1, 1942,
amounting to $47.121/2 per share and said regular quarterly dividend
of $1.621/2 per share at the trust company's office.—V, 156, p. 2096.

petition states Celotex has acquired approximately 17,000 shares within
a

1,364,253
$1,605,652

and

R.

since
been

stock

dividend

ters.—V.

$2,957,964
1,501.014

$2,969,904

'

497,309

-

the Revenue Act of

have

in

Drl,200

$640,697

t

income

directors

issued

at

.

,

$2,959,164

Pr915

cago,

Proposal To Buy South Coast

Celotex Corp.—Renews

Shares—

3556.

151, p.

per

made

were

$2,970,819

$1,037,691 T $1,138,006

who,
has

class

A

tributions

require;

Federal

Stock—To
the

the

July 3,

1941

cents

75

each

cents

A

217

454,126

the

class

effect

21.
and

dividend of

a

90

1,137,254

v

$1,137,789

;

Dr441

ann.

recent

Chicago Flexible Shaft Co.—$1 Common Dividend—

Central Indiana Gas Co.—To Redeem

The

on

of

div.

H.

31.

annum

10,

payable Jan. 2 to holders of record Dec.

$30,

par

distributions

269,000

of

Dec.

The

205.242

$583,565

per sh. per

■"1942

Cayuga & Susquehanna R.R.—Smaller Dividend.—
commoh

$6

the

146,052

961,000
330,000

,

491,308

$1,038,133

■

Bill

is retiring

directors

stock,

.

in accordance with

Nov.

Semi-annual

88,667

Newton,

on

record

4.916

4,908

1,201,166

381,490

96,000

deducts.!.

income

stock

at

10, 1941, while on Dec, 15, 1941 an extra,
payment of 75 cents was made.—V. 156, p. 1465.
/•./■:' ././.
/;•; .1
Aug.

May 10,

1,444

v,

118,000

income

provision

House

matters,
who

The

share

1. 710,189

398,436 V

income.
(net)—..

by

Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.r—Initial Dividend—

■

571,593

345,000

other

&

Net

23 to holders of

Dec.

1941

134.241

taxes.,

oper;

of

Chairman

-Earnings1942—9 Mos.-

E,

Brooke

678,297

income

Gross
Int.

1942.

10,

Extras

of

$10,

par

regular

Nov.

on

dividend

extra

An

common

Net

.

Other

caused

previously announced to the above figure,
for Federal taxes on the Revenue Act of

as

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—New President Elected.—

Sept.

Castle & Co.—Extra Distribution.—

(A. M.)

Co

592,554

-

base

to

instead

Carl

$4,328,810 $12,530,774 $11, 975,355

.

667,617

prof. taxin lieu of inc.
profits taxes-

exc.

write-offs

a

railroad

per

quarterly dividend of 5 cents per share oh the common
stock, both payable Dec. 30 to holders of record Dec.21.
Distribu¬
tions of 5 cents each were made on April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1,' last.;
a

Payments

Service

4,350,023

Fed.

than

of

income.

on

fully consolidated, basis. These. revisions adjust the consolidated
net income, for the first
quarter of this fiscal year, from the previous
report of $0.58 per common share to $0.92.—V. 156, p. 1687,

per

257,633

franchises-—
income

Charges

2 '/z

order

1942

as

1,398,887

TA--'-—

other

Taxes,

♦Federal

have

value of approximately $21.07
stock,"—-V. 151, p. 3556.

1942—3 Mos.—1941

♦Federal exc.

The

sheet

balance

The

233,363

Depreciation

Carriers & General Corp.—Extra Dividend—
share

as

certificates,

$4,286,142

i.

Maintenance

"

1859,

in

on

the

with

holders,

1,463,167

'$3,208,536

Amort, of

—Vttl156,ep.

in other, words,

certificates.
We
participating certificates
high as $10 per share

for

basis

a

capital

.

$2,435,137

the period

preferred stocks for

to

on

effect

the

based

fRevised from $486,479,

participating

the

Public

Illinois

revenues

$299,195

$275,303

individual

the
made

book

a

Period End. Sept. 30—:

Operating

$1,179,900

applic,

reflects

the. outstanding

Operation
income

Net

to bonds
represented by

1942,

31,

Central

Cr56.909

Crl3,845

.

attached

on

from

been

to

taxes

the

as

15.361

CY4.713

on

than

retained

have

1,725,000

,10,036

debt

deductions.

to

issued

are

$4,869,314

$4,021,028

construct.

&

of prem.

Amort,

$434,260

$409,812

bonds—

mtge.

on

Other

——

income

bids,

that

stock

the
Oct.

at

rather

brokers

the

that

share
Gross

brokers

bond

longer

no

Net

Other

due

participating certifi¬

new

shares

majority of the bonds offered to the trustee for retirement have come

102,660

,

of

retain their
interest
in
the
capital stock of the
even though they have sold their bonds
to the. Trustee.
company's
announcement
further
adds:
"In
the
past,
the

The

——

taxes

retire, res. approp.

and

number

same

company

———

Federal

Prop,

714,856

549,221

Operating

the

Monday, December 21, 1942

bondholders

the

'

1942—12 Mos,—1941

$1,468,532 $16,079,252 $15,677,967

$1,425,377

—

representing

bondholders whose bonds were purchasd for retirement;

Carolina Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
Operating

together with the bonds,

cancelled,

are

(Continued from page 2188)

i* 'h'jt r a J' *; i

;

Net

639,714

$512,635

/♦After all charges. /
Note—The

the

able

Sept. 26,'42 Sept. 27,'41
$1,152,349
$919,105

'■■'profit

income
on

—

basis

upon

reduced by

report

the

for

of

,'/;

-

states

nine
the

that

months
Revenue

$447,667

;y' /:/''>l,.
provision

ended
Act

471,438

!

Sept.

of

for

26,

1942.

Federal

1942,

Excess

has

taxes

been

profits

upon

accrued

taxes

pay¬

the 1942 earnings amount to $528,113, which sum has been
(a) $66,000 representing three-quarters of the sum recov-»

(Continued

on

page

2221)

Capital Flotations In the United States During the Month of November
and foi the Eleven Months of the Calendar Year 1942

Placement

of

the .smallest of

corporate

securities

in

November

during the course of the war.
Government borrowing
necessarily must continue to catch the full limelight, a

was

month this year and also the smallest
in amount of any month since January, 1935.
The total
for the month just past amounted to $18,209,876 as com¬
pared with $46,280,000 in October last; $131,811,350 in
November, 1941, and $7,726,000 in January, 1935. ' The
any

fact that is

avail
the

bond

25.7%

is not promising, although the month of December
has had two public offerings, viz.: $12,500,000

issues

to

the

total

instead

of

resorting to

•

financing

represented

new

for

the

financing

month

$4,679,000 or
and $13,530,876 or
As already stated,

for refunding purposes.
publicly offered securities for the month

was

the only

1st &

two stock emissions

aggregating $459,876.

vately,
-

This

aggregating $17,750,000,
compares with $31,780,000

or

97.4%

or

68.6%

were

The balance
pri¬
of the total.
so placed in

of the month's total consisted of five issues placed

<




themselves of bank loans

74.3%

date

general mtge. 3^s and
*$3,950,000 Southern Pacific Co. equipment trust certifi¬
cates.
Security dealers are not deluding themselves
with looking for any great revival of corporate financing

Treasury's^ur-

any

bond market.

Of

The immediate outlook for corporate

Central Maine Power Co.

emphasis in the

war bond
campaign. Prospects for re¬
corporate issues are remote, while the pro¬
cedure for corporations
needing new money has been to

dormant condition of the capital market resulted in the

note issue.

new

rent nine billion

funding

public offering of only two small stock issues aggregating
$459,876. There was no public offering of any corporate
or

finding

October,
the

$14,765,000 or 25% in September, $62,618,000
in August, $20,320,850 or 33,7% in July and
monthly average of $36,706,188 or 30.3% for the first

six

months of

96.9%

or

1942.

♦

'

Municipal financing for November aggregated $17,016,303 as compared with $30,645,000 in October and

$69,817,163 in November, 1941.

Of the November total

$7,224,693

and

was

for

new

money

$9,791,610

was

for

refunding purposes.
Below

we

present

1940, showing
corporate financing
ary,

a tabulation of figures since Janu¬
the different monthly amounts of
as revised to date. Further revisions1

1942 figures Will undoubtedly be necessary from
time to time,, particularly as additional private financing
is brought to light in annual reports and other-places-.■ 4
of the

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

Number 4135

Volume 156

SUMMARY „OF

—*1941—

New

Refunding

Capital

January-

March.

Total

New Capital

$

$

$

Total

Refunding

$

Refunding

New Capital

1

s

170,032,190

52,928,677

275,687,665

328,616,342

35,469,718

137,994,832

18,900,500

75,609,375

46,549,770

227,012,100

273,561,870

46,004,059

211,341,581

Details of New

173,464,550

257,345,640

78,585,120

86,634,370

115,287,655

201,922,025

31,527,491

103,799,050

140,956,164

617,987 420

804,100,237

113,001,268

453,135,463

566,136,731

Long-Term
First

April
May

quarter—

97,114,003

June

______—_____—

115,641,003

39,469,665

107,180,735

146,650,400

59,175,210

192,497,442

108,898,100

63,874,177

197,102,123

260,976,300

89,787,130

84,280,300

138,513,000

90,916,785

113,390,374;

204,307,159

9,771,328

101,476,480

111,247,808

277,033,033

86,019,070

363,052,103

194,260,627

611,933,859

158,733,668

378,254,222

499,512,854

quarter

226,975,234

726,488,088

380,373,444 1,035,660,652 1,416,034,096

271,734,936

831,389,685 1,103,124,621

417,673,232

Central

bonds

series

—

27,509,976

—

August

60,229,326

64,618,000

30,436,500

183,729,412

49,833,450

242,447,950

292,281,400

Connecticut

67,938,134

112,893,538

180,831,672

Rollins

161,391,300

789,110,070

195,656,013

68,006,465

65,594,785

731,183,463

185,778,049

420,936,273

606,714,322

IRON,

November

December

200,711,420

47,728,100

345,346,770

393,074,870

89,427,250

131,811,350

168,943,139

93,942,646

262,885,785

76,792,513

59,061,554

135,854,067

62,198,558

334,579,682

396,778,240

18,209,876

13,530,876

4,679,000

—___—

97,050,220
42,384,100

— __

1,058,991,033

Co.

and

months

Twelve

Sachs

to

OF FUNDS

Treasury Financing In November

that

debtedness

was

offered

late

the

and was

in October

Security

J;:;

3%

Co.

bonds,

first

1
8

91

bills

day Treas.

91 day Treas. bills

July 22

91

July 29

bills
2% Treas. bonds.
U. S. Savings bds.
Depositary
bonds.
Tax anti'n.
notes

July

sale of bills.

July

$2,035,131,000 raised by the sale of Certificates
of Indebtedness, $1,507,000,000 was used to retire an out¬

July

standing issue of certificates due Nov. 1, so that by this
operation the Treasury added $528,131,000 to its funds.

smaller than in Oc¬

tober, amounting to $741,207,848, as were the sales of
Tax Anticipation Notes, which amounted to $781,622,500.
The Treasury also sold $8,664,000 of Depositary bonds,
so
that for the month of November $2,655,847,348 was
indebtedness.

new

1

Total

Of the

public debt

gross

on

$96,115,750,455, which compares with $55,039,819,926 on
30, 1941.

Nov.

STATES

UNITED

TREASURY

institutions,

Sterne,

through

due

Dated

Offered

Amount

W,

&

352,511,000
350,648,000
' 352,409,000
352,883,000
1,236,107,300
: 1,609,327.000
705,498,769
7,031,000
417,944,100

150,400.000
250,692,000
251,726,000
250,936,000

5,384,359,169

903,754,000

5

May

Ctfs. -Of Indebted.
U. S. Savings bds.
Depositary bonds.
Tax antic'n. notes

Aug 15

1

Aug

Aug
Aug
Total

for

1st

Sep

16

Sep

23

Sep 30

21
Sep 25
Sep
1
Sep

Sep

26

Jun

July

1

July

8

♦0.360

671,366,000

301,758,000

99.909

646,058,000

91 days

3

August

300,056,000

99.908

♦0.365

99.908

♦0.365

99.907

*0.368

99 907

*0.369

91 days

July 15

91

days'

July 17

July 22

91

days

697,266,000

301,186,000
351,861,000

July 24

July 29

91

days

645,242,000

350,308,000

July

July 15

9% yrs'

3,849,495,500
915,112,618

2,097,279,400 100

2,220,000

2,220,000 100

2.

388,179,900 100

8

•<

1 10-12 yrs
12 years
1
2 years
1

July 1-31 July
July 1-31 July
July 1-31 July

650,704,000

388,179,900

915,112,618

6,714,600,999

1,455,681,000

for

September—

91

2

day Treas.

Oct

7

91

16

91

fvh-

Oct

23

99.906

*0.372

594,007,000

350,648,000

99.905

*0.372

Aug 19

711,549,000

352,409,000

99.906

♦0.372

91 days
91 days
91 days
Aug 26
91 days
May 5 20-25 yrs
Aug 15 11 % mos

1,236,107,300

99.907
352,883,000
1,236.107.300 100

3,272,818,000

1,609,327,000 100

10-12 yrs

'705,498,769

Aug

3

Aug

352,511,000

Aug 12

July 31
Aug 7
Aug 14
Aug 21
Aug

5

582,900,000

6

Aug 1-31 Aug

1

Aug 1-31 Aug

1

Total

for

705,498,769

Oct

8

2%

Oct

8

1%%

mtge.

serial 4V4% bonds serefunding. Sold privately

7,031,000

7,031,000

'0.369

1

U.

notes

Treas.

S.

—_
— _w„

______—

________

2 years

Tax

Oct

417,944,100

_—

Nov

6

day Treas. bills

91

day Treas. bills
day Treas, bills

Nov 13

91

Nov 20

91

day Treas. bills
Ctfs of. indebted.

2%

1

bonds

Treas.

Depositary
Tax

Total

Total

350,874,000

99.907

1,303,412,000

6,479,254,357

;

-

500,044,000
501,485,000
501,422,000
% 501,722,000
2,035,131,000
'* 741,207,848

8,664,000

bonds.

antic'n

99,907

Sep

91

days

882,351,000

402,059,000

99.907

November.

for

Sep

91 days

795,564,000

400,037,000

99.906

Sep

91 days

725,763,000

401,288,000

99.906

Sep

21

7 m 9 dys

1,992,483,000

1,505,727,000

10

Sep

25

2 V2 yrs

3,636,638,900

1,606,178,400 100

1.10-12 yrs
1-30 Sep
12 years
1-30 Sep
2 years
Sep 1-30 Sep •J'".

761,936,949

months

Sep

Sep

.

for

Total

■■■;■

.

761,936,949

929,302,650

September

a

6

months

Notes

Total

July

2

Oct

91 days

773,618,000

400,572,000

99.907

*0.369

Oct

14

91

99.906

*0.373

21:

91 days

505,072,000

99.906

*0.373

Notes

Oct

23

99.906

ferred

with

28

days

893,167,000

504,529,000

8

Oct

19

8-10 yrs

1,960,785,000

1,960,785,000

8

Jun

5

4 yrs 2 m
10-12 yrs

2,139,892,600
942,155,457

1

91

Oct

1-30 Oct

Oct

1-30 Oct

12 years

1-30 Oct

2 years

921,352,300

Total

<

VA

2,139,892,600 100

7,870.000

Oct

2

100

942,155,457

a

100

2

921,352,300 100

b

.

T

/

(no

August—

'

100,000
56,046,000

&

October

for

Notes

Oct 30

Nov

4

91 days

6

Nov

12

90

Nov 13

Nov

18

91

Nov 20

Nov

25

91

Oct 28

NOV

2

Nov 1-30 Nov

1

Nov

500,044 000

99.906

1,013,151,000

501,485 000
501,422 000

99.907

*0.373

99.906

*0.371

501,722 000

99.907

*0.370

1,157,405,000
1,149,026,000
3,105,014,000

2,035,131 000

741,207,848

741,207, 848

a

a

8,664,000

8,664 000

100

2

781,622,500

1 year

781,622, 500

100

b

10-12 yrs
12

years

Nov 1-30 NOV

2

*0.373

905,637,000

days
days
days

Nov 1-30 NOV

Total

7,782,666,357

—

years

•

Co.

10,080,000

Va

100

October—

42,818,000

&

Total
'...

October

for

11

a

of which

discount basis at 75,

B,

and

about

75,524,000

191,000,000
32,286,000

95,000
21,075,000
21,170,000

bank discount basis,

series

E

have

a

10-year

and yield 2.90%;

Comprised of three sepa¬

maturity,

series F have

are

sold

series

0.48%

C-1945.

a,nd

series

Series

C,




A

about

earn

about

1.07%.

on

a

a

1.92%

a

year,

Ltd.

$21

15,000 shares

per

share.

Ori¬

y-'%
Copper
.Price

par),

Corp. 50,000 shares of common stock
$30 per share.
Originated with Smith,

Co.

Inc.

Co.,

229,125 Northern
A

stock

(par

$25).

(Del.) 47,000 shares of Class
Price,

$4%

per

share.

Of¬

by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.

fered

by

States Power Co. (Minn.) 1,000 shares of $5
stock (no par).
Price, $10834 per share.
Of¬
& Co.

Bair

Davis

1554,850 Parke,
&

,

States Power Co.

common

fered

Price,

Co.

Co.
$24Vo

&
'

;

23,000 shares of common stock (no
share.
Originated with Shields

per

j

.

.

fl,268,950 Phelps Dodge Corp. 50,000 shares of common stock (par
$25),
Price, $25% per share.
Originated with Smith,
Barney & Co.
:
' ■' '■
•

190,905,000
11,211,000

223,286,000

Price

202,116,000

.

'

•

'

4,200,362 Phillips Petroleum Co. 81,575 shares of capital stock (no
par).
Price, $41% per share. Offered by Blyth & Co.*
Inc.
..."
■

Certificates

12-year matur¬
ity, are sold on a discount basis, at 74, and yield 2.53%: and series G
have a 12-year maturity, are sold at 100, and bear 2%%
Interest,
b Comprised of six separate issues, designated Treasury notes of tax
series A-1943,. tax series B-1943, series A-1944, - series B-1944, series

A-1945

27,161,000

par).

Co.

Barney &

——

——

—

1318,500 United
stock

November

———

series

11

months

—

5,812,393,000

4,006,981,000

Shoe

Machinery

(par $25),

Corp.

5,200

shares of common

Price, $61.25 per share.

Originated with

Reynolds & Co.

Co. 6,750 shares of common stock (no par).
per share.
Originated with Bacon, Whipple
and Paul H. Davis & Co.

1129,937 Walgreen
Price,

months ——————.49,830,332,218

♦Average rate on

series,

102,685,000

Smelting Co.,

&

(no

220,000 Merchants Fire Assurance Corp. of N. Y. 5,000 shares of
capital stock.
Price, $44 per share.
Offfered by Blyth

37,910,000

37,614,000

stock

.November-

Total

rate

——

5,090,000

22,071,000

:'j

Total
Total

————

43,000,000

59,685,000

Certificates

:

•-

Electric Co, 12,500 shares of common stock (no
$30 per share.
Offered by Lee, Higginson
"

common

(no

,

Notes^

per

Price

11,500,000 Kennecott

247,164,000

.r.

of common stock
Originated with

shares
share.

4,333

$9'/2

Co.

1124,500 International Salt Co. 3,000 shares of common stock (no
par).
Price, $41% per share.
Originated with Wertheim

240,244,000

289,982,000
v

Corp.

Price,
&

ginated with Smith, Barney & Co.

5,571,298,348

__

Container

$5).

Corp.

6,920,000

32,738,000

shares of common stock (par $5).
Originated with Hemphill, Noyes
';

375,000 General

137,509,000

17,000,000

September

Co.

&

'

(par

&

272,982,000

Boyoe.

\

108,750 Northern
preferred

—,i_———

Notes

Total for November

par).

Anthony

141,163 Gaylord

164.900,000
*27,391,000

56,146,000

&

Bros.

Co., Inc. 17,750 shares of common
Price $30% per share.
Originated With
&

& CO.

■

j 239,815,000

193,655,000

by Stern

240,000 Dresser
Manufacturing Co.
15,000
shares of common
stock (no par).
Price, $16 per share.
Offered by Blyth
i''& Co., Inc.

22.850,000
216,965,000

28,675,000

of $5 pre¬
Originated

/;•,,'v/-

Co.

&

t57,000 Cuneo Press Co. 3,000
Price $19
per share.

'

-

par),

Peabody

Tucker,

903,284,000

10,150,000
18,525,000

165,000,000
28,655,000

Light Co. 29,000 shares
- Price
$19 per share.

&

(no

Barney

privately

par).

Total

Power

stock

1355,775 Congoleum-Nairn Co. 21,400 shares of common stock (no
par).
Price $16% per share.
Originated with Shields

.

$

.

Electric Co. 10,000 shares of com. stock
$19% per share.
Offered by Lee,

&

Cluett,

of

.%'•

New Financing

Price,

Smith,

stock

-..J./;'/
—i;

——

Certificates

'

$500,000

Corp.

Placed

f545,813

September—

a

7,870,000

1943;

1,

*143,080 Bayway Terminal Corp. 196,000 shares of common stock
(par
$1).
Price
(approximately
70c-75c
per
share).

*0.373

Oct

Oct
Oct

Gas

1551,000 American

Net Issued

Retired

268,490,000

—

Certificates

Oct

713,102,000
984,842,000

400,438,000

16

days

Sept.

due

0.80%,

t315,000 Hudson Bay Mining

..V
33,000,000
235,490,000
.

August—

7

Oct

7

Issues

Credit Banks consolidated deben1942: $24,130,000 0.70%, due June 1,

(no

$10).

ipar

12,366,857,600 37,463,474,618

3,831,011,000

3

—

—

Oct

Oct

Inc.

Chalmers

Higginson

2,655,847,348

4,734,295,000

^

July—

b

929,302,650 100

first

Certificates

6,714,600,999

organization and financing per¬
Price, $3 per share.
Offered

Purpose,

due Jan. 2, 1943; $3,800,000 0.50%, due Feb. 1.
$3,000,000 0.50%, due March 1, 1943.
Purpose,
($45,520,000), new money ($17,125,000).
Price

198,750 American

FINANCING

-"'Issued

1943

$

2.

5,910,000 100

5,910,000

and

Manufacturing Co. 16,000 shares of com¬
pari.
Price $25% per share.
Originated
with Shearson, Hammill & Co.

352,511,000
147,533,000
350,648,000
150,837,000
352,409.000 % 149,013,000
352,883.000
148,839,000
1,507,000,000
528,131,006
"
741,207,848
8,664,000
781,622,500
2,915,451,000

49,830,332,218

♦INTRA-GOVERNMENT

Total

VA
a

H. Rol¬
Rauscher,

E.

by

up

Co.

and Government Agency

stock

mon

—

5,571,298,348

,0.65

100

&

agent.

t$408,000 Allis

*0.373

10

11

*0.370

25

for

♦0.369

18

Gibson

issues Not Representing

*0.368

11

taken

shares

C.

companies.

Co.,

&

$31,215,000

fiscal

___

781,622,500

notes

: *0.367

351,288,000

W.

Intermediate

Federal

par).

709,828,000

.

UTILITIES

1943, and
refunding

5,384,359,169
872,936,000

classes

:

$1).

Wertheim

91 days
91 days

Inc.,

finance

1943;

921,352,300

7,782,666,357

91

NOV.

Sep

taken at par, while
of common stock

are

all

and

prices.)

Unsubscribed

Hodson

0.50%,

7,870,000

7,870,000
921,352,300

-

notes

October—

Nov.

100

value

par

offering

*7,300,000] tures, dated Dec. 1,

1,960,785,000
2,139,892,600
942,155,457

•

942,155,457

bds.
bonds.

antic'n.

for

30

Nov

V,
va

2

Sep

through Harris, Hall & Co.

Co.

Farm Loan
55,345,000)
•i

5,258,919,999

_

Savings

Depositary

Oct .28

2%

100

417,944,100

August

Purpose,

value

par

Sons,
&

(par

by

99,573,000
50,908,000
101,066,000
98.788,000
99,530,000
1,505,727,000
1,606,178,400
761.936,949
5.910,000
929,302,650

1,960,785,000
2,139.892,600

bonds—1

Treas.

Oct

a

12 years

1

Aug 1-31 Aug

891,602,000

&

sonal

4,480,605,169

504,529,000

bills
91 day Treas. bills

Total

5,007,960,918

July

Goldman,

MISCELLANEOUS

'

Total

and

Co.

$99,000 Crown Capital Corp. 33,000 shares of common stock Class

100,516,000
99,252,000
153,210,000
154,221,000

day Treas.

Oct

.

no

their

Pierce

>

300.056,000
301,186,000
351,862.000
350,308,000

400,572,000
400,438,000
505,072,000

bills
bills

day Treas.

Oct

Oct

2
a

a

of

at

lins

—

251,301,000
300,380,000
300,993,000
301,249,000
301,758,000

"Kb

July 10

.

stated

a

companies.

"

Oct

July

&

Hutton

$360,876 Southern Union Gas Co. 240,584 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose, refunding.
Price $1.50 per share.
Offered to holders of common stock of merged constituent

19,369,446,427

months——

6

&

(publicly offered issues), par. Offered by Charles F. Dunn,
9

Total

first

mine

Peabody

MANUFACTURING

companies,

PUBLIC

4,557,704,918

202,111,000
99,956,000
100,683,000
101,947,000
——
1,236,107,300
——1,609,327,000
—;
—
705,498,769
7,031,000
' 417,944,100

91 day Treas. bills
350,874,000
91 day Treas. bills
351,288,000
91 day Treas. bills
402,059,000
91 day Treas. bills
400,037,000
91 day Treas. bills
401,288,000
Ctfs.. of indebted." 1,505,727,000
114%''Treas. notes 1,606,178,400
U. S. Savings bds.
761,936,949
Depositary bonds_
5,910,000
Tax antic'n. notes
929,302,650

2

Yield

Price

%
Total

Purpose,

Kidder,

Leach.

E.

Mills.

Paper

insurance

of

stocks

computed

—

day Treas. bills
day Treas. bills
day Treas
bills
dav Treas. bills
2V2%'Treas. bonds

91
91
91
91

5

Sep

Accepted

Applied for

Due

1955.

through

Agee

AND

A, due 1948-1957.

three

.

450,256,000

Aug 26

FINANCING DURING 1942

Amount

are

301,758,000
"
300,056,000
150,073,000
151,113,000
150,058,000
201,803,000
150,125,000
200,183,000
'
2,097,279,400
915,112,618
__—____
2,220,000
388,179,900
—

.5,007,960,918

Aug 19

■

Date

H.

Co.

&

stocks

preferred

5,338,303,600 3 4,031,142,827

July

Aug 12

Sep

Nov. 30, 1942, amounted to

day Treas.

(Preferred

.

.

A

Aug

Sep

The

day Treas. bills

91

July 15

"V >N-;$ a\>.:

301,758,000
300,056,000
301,186,000
351.861,000
350,308,000 :
2,097,279,400
915,112,618
2,220,000
388,179,900

91 day Treas. bills

July 15

raised in

E.

Stocks

Indebtedness
:
$

Refunding

19,369,446,427

months—

6

July

approximated
$500,000,000 and the maturities in November were all
around $350,000,000, so that the Treasury Department
raised $596,222,000 of new money in November by its
Treasury bills offered each week

Sales of War Savings Bonds were

and

Co.

through

Placed privately with four Ala¬

Price, par.

New

''

'

Accepted

,

:-:i;

:

Total

'

$

Dated

Julv

dated November 2.

The

Co.,

$12,500,000

Total Amount

Type of

United
States Treasury were confined to its weekly Treasury
bill offerings and an offering of %% Certificates of In¬
of

Insurance

& Fibre Co. 3%% 1st mtge. bonds, due
refunding ($8,020,000), general corporate
($2,980,000).
Placed privately with institutional

investors,

ries

operations

Life

Insurance

'

financing

refunding.

Paper

*1,500,000 Northern
USE

November

fund bonds,
Placed pri¬

sinking

mtge.

1st

Purpose,

Purpose,

purposes

•Revised.

The

to

Co.

Life

INDUSTRIAL

OTHER

736,382,782 2,026,195,056 2,762,577,838

1,556,603,363 2,615,594,396

Iron

Ward,

*$11,000,000 Champion

773,869,098 1,052,738,895

278,869,797

468,376,837

198,495,874

269,880,963

quarter

note

STEEL, COAL, COPPER, ETC.

financial

1957.

Fourth

Mutual

development.

457,512,985 1,252,325,958 1,709,838,943

1,358,107,489 2,147,217,559

103.661,200

46,280,000

43.845,700

2,434,300

—i:

20-year

pay

133,601,250

bama
October

Co.

1962.

4%'

mtge.

Purpose,

Sold privately to Connecti¬

$4,750,000

408,736,626

910,217,500

296,149,084

614,068,416

months—

1942.

Sons.

&

*8500,000 Woodward
Nine

Gas

due

1st

Co.

1,

Insurance

Union

series

Oct.

Price, par.

vately with Northwestern Mutual

322,446,837

34,264,713'

58,882,086

69,173,850

3%%

133,697,550

86,628,380

327,402,743

28,445,586

quarter—

Southern

;

UTILITIES

due

A,
Life

74,427,157-401,829,900

47,069,170

6,018,000

114,555,562

September
Third

32,719,350

58,600,000

July

Later

Maturing

(Issues

Telephone

company.

Mutual

cut

536,987,890
*3,650,000

months.,

Six

Notes

PUBLIC

*$1,100,000 Illinois
parent

Second

and

Than Five Years)

174,067,430

61,685,570

Bonds

251,672,652

5,806,500

76,827,430

—J———u-

18,527,000

103,091,600

——__

—

363,435,985

Capital Flotations During

November, 1942

135,326,541

186,112,817

117,794,420 *

39,209,300

222,479,821

w—iU~-

kind

$

82,846,364

56,708,875

<-

_*.*

Total

we give complete details of the capital flota¬
during November, including every issue of any
brought out in that month,

tions

--*1940

—

87,185,826

;

February

\

s

$

Below

1940

CORPORATE FIGURES BY MONTHS, 1942, 1041 AND

*1942

2217

& Co.,

1,805,412,000

$19 Vi

$11,885,555
•Comprises sales of special series certificates and notes; certificates
Fund,
and notes to Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account,
Civil
Service
Retirement
Fund,
Foreign Service Retirement Fund,
Canal Zone Retirement Fund, Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund, Postal
Savings System, Government Life Insurance Fund, National Service
Life
Insurance
Fund,
Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation,
and

♦Indicates

issues

sold to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust

Federal

Savings & Loan Insurance

Corporation.

placed privately,

tlndlcates special offerings.,

with

comprehensive tables on the following pages
the November and the 11 months' figures
those for the corresponding periods in the four

years

preceding, thus affording a five-year comparison.

In
we

the

compare

Total

12,650 4,0 ,0 19,780 4,752,673

$

15,2 673 40. ,0 25.0 0 21,70. 0 157,8 25 395,807 98

Refundi g 85,26 50 4,0 ,0 18.436,0

107, 180 40, 0 21,70. 0 5,12651 174,9 51

$

-1938

'

Capitl

8

New

Total

40,0 0
37,8450 1.34,70 4,752,673

3.~73~85 5,405,8 0

$

103,6950

Refundi g 8,27 0 26,"35 7",
$

-193

Capitl

15,4830 ~ 8~16~2 5 5,405,80

$

New

Total

$
-

-1940

S

—

Capit l
New

20,89347

Total

$

1 ,7340

575,0 0

15,693.0 3,80,750

Refundi g 29,35 0 13,048^60
$

-194

New

57 ,0

82,39 50 2,645,0 3,80,750

131,688,94350

5492,4,06..025192,607

42,3810

Refundig 13,70

360,876

13,50876 45,20. 9,71,60

4,580, 0

9 ,0 0

Capitl

s

New

SOUM AFRY

4,679,0

91708,8,61 ONEFW

12,475208

13 7,o "6o 5,0 ,0 1,94,70

90,834. 3

4.69,57

1,52 ,50 6.2 ,075 9,52 .0 2.185,0 750, 0 6,907,5 "750~30

1,52~50 21,640375

"o48.67

Refundi g 1,329,0 10.8350 2,750. 24, 50 "295,30 0 3,0 ,0 65,9310

2,0 ,0 2,0 ,0

14,059.10 375.0 6,036,296

5. 41.250 26,01 64 1.329.0 24.89 10 23,150 30,461.296 3,592~6O

l6,54t~250 93,426

70 ,0 *"_25~0

1,2 0, 0 49,320 2.5 0. 0 38.0 0 15.0 , 0 3,654,0

2,0 ,0

2,943.19 23.840, 14,35.0 624,985 2,09.4 "25,60

908,750

13,2075 1,540,3924"660

1,952,0 19,502.350 1,2 0, 0 62.57 50 3,0 ,0 42.67 0 15.0 ,0 3,654.0

3.952,0

3.207, 50

1.952.0 6.453,750 1,2 0. 0 40.687,250 3,0 ,0 35.672,0 4.906. 0

3.952,0 89,427 50

9 .0 0

9 ,0 0

10 ,0

$

Refundi g 1^8405 3,74.0 10,940 3,654,0

80 ,750

16,0

1 ,7340

—624,985

575,0 0

450, 0 125,606

2,0 ,0 82,39850

13,04860 21.8405 6,795.609 10,94.0 3,654,0

10, .0 3,048,60

29,35 0

New

57 ,0

"450, 0 "125,060

4,750, 0 50 ,0 0 12,50 0

17,50

Refundi g 3,650, 0 9,520, 0

13,70

360,876

i,To " 5& 50 ,0 2,980, 0

1,294,0

360,876

4.580, 0

Total

68,42 CAGHRANORUPDTINE Capitl

obtained

2,5 7,63

1,52 ,50

1,450" 26.85,7

Capit l 1J0. 0 37,4950 2,50, 0 34,2530 4,906,0

17,250 7,24,693 29,08693

1,52~50 8,79,708 9,52 ,0 79,02513 750. 0 7,0 ,0 1,9075 2,745.0

4.69 ,57

6,350, 0 28,954785 25,1690 16.2910 23,749 85 32,670. 3.617~65

$

-1042

107,8

6,0937- 21.84,50 6,20,0 6,41.37 5,670. 0 240, 0 462.0 3.2~5o76o 43,520873

462,0 0

14,05910 9 ,985 7,54,70

$

19.72,860

18,436 0 63,045 0 4,65,30 40, "0

2,0 ,0 2,0 ,0

Total

18,209876 62,450 17,0630

$

—1942-

89',427 50

459,876

s

2, 08, 0 "750T36

New

—1941

24,532673 84,30 6,20,0 1,07.63 5.670. 0 240, 0 40, 0 462.0 0 3,250,6 15,2 673

25,1690 152,70 2,750 25,1 .0 "716,30 0 3,~io 6o 231,9 0

$

Capitl 23,840. 14,350

31,6750 50,64 30

17,50

Total

15,4830

$

31.675,0 69,817 63

1234,760,574 CISOTURNPHIEAED
FCFGLOOOAVRREPRENIGMANDTT,,
Capitl

$

750, 0

5,364.37 70,0 0

462,0

2,5 7,63

$

178,3296bSftFGrtamhaoeouvngdicyerpndlmsaeysl. SFTMONFVAHEERBRI
FTMINONUAFHVCERPGBLR
New

8,27 0

Total

YEARS
FYEIVARS
Capitl 16,0 863~704 2,079435

Rcfundi g 74,~28sf,5o6 7,6ock6o 5,0 ,0 1,94,70
2,3

-1940

20 ,0

2,5 7,63

New

93,426

40,0 0

37,8450

$

67,2951

70,0 0

13,780 4,65,30

103,6950

$

Capit l 9,52,0 85,0

8,91 891

10,4650 7,50725 41,85042

$

40,0 0

21,8450 6,0 ,0 1,05,0 5,60,0 20 ,0 3,250, 0

13.780, 20 ,0 0 10,2 673

4,0 ,0

85,26 50 4,0 .0

40, .0

$

-193

4,0 ,0

9.52,0 76,47506 750, 0 7,0 .0 7,208, 0 2,745,0

Total

90,834 3 25.80 12.85,620 129,50 43

26,857

$

40,0 0

6750, 6,0 ,0 1.05,0 5,60,0 20 ,0 0 40, 0 3,250, 0 12,650 4,0 ,0

8

12,475208 25,80 80,95136 218,4034

21,640375

S

Refundi g 45,26 50

-1938

43.520,873 25,0 60 152*37^54

231.9 0 2,0 ,0 26,459.10 2,495,685

Refundig 65,9310 2,0 .0 25.9 36 416.250

Total

$

$

New

459,876

4,01 ,876

42,38410

5.1 0,876 50 ,0 0 12.50, 0

360,876

9 ,0 0 9 ,0 0

.168,943

13,81350

9,520, 0

18,209876

13,50876
9 ,0 0

1.0.0 50 ,0 2,980. 0

4,679,0

NOOVEFMBR boannodtesds stock stock boannodtdess stoc,„k stock foreign- bonandotseds*_ stock stock corpate GovernmtforegoviegrnmntGaangvdc,ies♦Mun&icpal—tStes,S,Potaseeisn toal fdiginfnuucroloedstes OFNOVEMBR BNootanesd-s utiles cceooptat_l.,r,mnuf acesori indamuansunftcrtdrigl-.! bueildtcng.s, thtrrouaelddstiicnngg.,,,Miscelanous BNooantdess utiles cceooptalr,,manufces ori.indamuasnnturfdcltrig bueildtn•cgs, . Itntvhrreusaotemldsdnti,incngg,.,,Miscelanous utiles cceooptal,r,manuf acesoriindamuasnnturfdctlrig bueildtcn.gs, thtrroauedlsdtinicngg.,,,M;iscelanous _ i : utiles c;ceooptal,r,manuf acesoriindaumasnnturfdctlrig :bueildtncgs, :;tthrruaoedslditnicng,.g,M,isc1elan■ous csoerpcuraitte

MONTH

DtCorp ae— omestic- Long-termShort-em Pref red Com on Candian- Long-term Short-emPref red Com on Other Long-termShort-emPref red Com on




Total

Can dian Other Loan
Farm

Grand

United

♦These

*

MONTH

Long-Term Railroads Public Equipment Maotnords Other
Irsoten,l,

oil

Land, Rub er

Ship ing Investmn

Total

Short-Tem Railroads Public Equipment Moatnords
ste l,
Iron,

Total

Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Ship ing

Stocks-

Railroads ste l, Equipment and

Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil

Investmn

Total

otal—

T

Railroads ste l, Equipment and

Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil

Investmn

Total

VO

Total

$

.62,50

531,254
-1938 Refundl g 6.758,0 19,63 10
1.0374,85
S

Capit l S.■:<
New

"

Total

62,50

759.106 3.582.0 36,19 25 14,75840

.

65,38.907 79.50,
$ 1.59 0 78, 10. 152,73.98
■

958

813,70465 25,0 .

,9657120

,

Refundi g 74,30. 130.28,95 365,18 79,50
1.3247,1
S

40. 0 64.970 14,3 .50

5

,

.

1029

1.8437014
1.03 249

10.34 0 5.83,25 15.289,64
16.76921579

Total

40. 0 25.0 , 0 1.07 9 0 487.90 236,0

4.0 .0 750. 0

$

150. 0 1,40 . 0 40,0 0

462,0 10 .0 3.984,520

17.32 45 1.56,92 46.820 45 932,50

2,0 .0 10,34.0

120. 0 21 .0

Capitl 15,930 260.84 0 154.9 ,0 91.28,175 183,90.65 5,890 37,1 0 . 470 ,0 5,10, 0

462

100

4

25

18

177

1.67.0 6,758,0

2,0 ,0

30.0 0 40.0 0

1, 89.0

32 ,0

10. 0 823.45 5.302.0 4857,4791 32.90 35 478.60 97.82 0 2.587.30

13,780. 3670.54 —_I —20,3 20,17354

3,541.25 1.56,92 40. 9, 1 932,50 462.0 10 .0 3.964,20 51,07 65 15.930 346.2 5 136.529

3,582,0

13.70816 186.032195 5.930 37.130

'

New

266

462.0 4.10 0 9,4372 0

104,250 10.9 ,0 69,720 217,0 12.840, 21,05 0 65,7 0
'S• 1 0, 98. 1.06 5380

9.50,0 7,260, 0 5 0. 0

9,0 .0

52.0 0 78,10 134.7 3 2.0 ,0 2.680. 0 64.971,59 1,275.0 10,0 213.90 12,83791 218.5,203 19,58.0 1.2097,53 106.8 0 10.9 0 2.680 134.9871 27.350 12.940 213.90 21.05 0 13, 2.981

Refundig $ 31. 8,0 1,02. 748 94.0, 0 7.Q0. Q 32,07 16 16,7253 8,218,20 19,05 0 45,92 0

9.50,0 5.80, 0

9,0 .0

50, .0 74,30 0 128,705429

Total

•:
..

172.856094 1,50 0

71,8 419 9930 0 1.0897 620 16.823,9 180. 45 25180.932 40950 1035.00 000 0 0 152.20204
12

$

67-,

.61,89230 ,518.302

890, 0

Refundi g 10, .0 805,6 .35 4.52.0 38,91825 32,689305 12.47860 97,82 0

-1938

50 . 0 ,42960.35 .035,78 1,950.
8

6.0 0 750, 0

=.

425.80, 8349.1056 5.2360

250. 0

25,93.0 1.06,4 195 159.07 130.2 0 216.0, 18,369.50 135,0 4.0 0 6,04.0
$

-193

.

-

-

-v
•

408,1 3

1,53 71

130.649,13 40.6380 18,456.5712 94.0 0 7,0 .0 32.45129 170.2653 8.218,20 19.05 0 97,460571
000 676 000 000 000 662 447 880 900

Capit l $. 260.581, 3 510. 0 2.49,37 65,17319

352,67495 59,20 924,30 862.9 461

4

New

450. 0

.'t

1,460, 0 5 0, 0

Capit l 78.960, 48,56.372, 350. 0 3,90.0 37.950,184 5.37,4 4,62180 2,0 0 19,850
$

9

5.468.304 2,0 ,0 2.680. 0 64.53478

2,50,0 4,510, 0

New

•

■■

..

:

1.275,0 10 .0 213.90

1,30241 87,603.92

2.0 0 3,652.410

78.960, 5 .434. 1 .90 . 3.90 . 2.680. 513. 648. 4,721 213
•

56

102

000 310 935 000 000 264 000 000 000 780 000 159

5,0 ,0 910, 0

2135,984760. FYf3iEOIAV0RS. 17,0654932.48 1,083.35264,971192,9487462947,508.3036
YFMEN3OIAVD0RTHS.
35,290 925,630 39.805, 6,250, 0 139750, 17.30, 12,30 1.350, 16,950.

2.61.0 14,0 . 0

15,0 0 37.510 120.894 10 2.934,985 5.40.0 81.4 364 875.0 1,40. 0 3,629.780 52.46159 269.01,298

2,059 7.30 37.510 197-0.29 71, 08

790, 40 1.03 75 0 5,32.0

Refundi g 1,54936.70 26.510 146.3,792 3,68 21

329. 70 407,1.639 3,20. 0

Capitl $ 54.27093 1.0 0 51,47 98 67,42796

460,7 . 0 623.70,861 2,150

Capitl $ 132,46.93 234,697. 5.70 0 6.250 41.527,65 1.80, 1,03280 350, 0 109.48270

Total 2,16 5370 38.129,50 20.93 25 78,53 204

4.0 .0 891.357,61 1.50 , 0

6,938.0
Total 32,01. 0 1,207 .90 71.80 0 215732.80 140,975.0 31,9260 50, .0 12, 0.

5. 0 , 0 2.350. 0 7.450. 0

Refundi g 107, 5.0 836.0472 62.40 0 3.498,0 127,03517 84,65.0 30,72 0 4,60. 0 57,28 95

5, 0 , 0 9 0, 0 7.0 0

150. 0

5.241,965 18. ,965

108,3 95 16.078 57

124, 0712 1.3205, 945,62.75 69.40, 0 3,4980 143.0274 84.650 30.7230 4.60, 0 62,530.86

1.360, 0 450. 0

179,50

17,25803 19,24753 24i389,70 12,76.80

18,379.82 15,046 17 204.3206 390.15 970 9.850, 0 3.40, 0 520Q8.6395 56.3J90 1,203 0 5.40,0 250. 0 90,58.967

Total

$

•

$

-104

-

Total

s

5.0 .0

Refundi g 2 .83 602 690. 5,903 34,10 97, 2.735 105, .0 1,09720 52,467930
$

1949-

212.,36,647959780.384 32,41259,.,313087079654..670189 261,01582,3095474?6.93870967
E_L—1,045.7293FfGtbSroehamvtoaodugnrincmypienldseyls.MFTTNISONCULOSOHDNRHAVEPIRFEWEASD
TEFAMFLGFILNOUOHOAVRVEECRRINDPGMGNT,
New

■

1,924.0

S
v

-

'

1941-

Refundi g 1.354291 18. 965 123,608.32 802,380
New

^'•:
\•

$

421,875

83,601.35 2,0. 0 107,25.80 31,58.34
-

;•
Refundi g 34,167290 .0 5,304,924 3,053,46
(•>*»

CORPATE,

OSUMFARY

J

Capit l
New

421,875

489,3.06 1.20.0 10.82 4 28,304897

10. ,0 1,0 . 0 27.48561 2,5985 4.09,0 48.36 875,0 1.40 0 2.09780 32.05, 2

250, 0

329,50

$

-1941

Capitl 24,360 364,018 9,40.0 3,40. 0 8.239,83 56,319.0 1,203 0 5,40,0

250, 0

54,921" 05

New

21,,7917548035609

'-■

Total

$

-;V

-

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•

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2.535

1.48,10

34,167290 1,0 1.0

95,0 0
29,10 19,2680 2,50,0 3,0 ,0 207,19.360 108,37450 2.015,0 17,80 489.34,06

95.0 0
47,2 .6 59.743,95 15.0 0 2.53,20 6,02.875 130,5476 29,10. 16.5 ,86 2.50,0 3,0 0 26.935,1 574, 0 2.015.0 2,53.20 23,80 75

1,20,0

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83,6015
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-1942

229

1.306

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2,0,0

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342

360

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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

2220

Monday, December 21, 1942
Week

clearings this week show a decrease compared with

ended Friday of 13.4%.

center there is a loss for the week

a year ago.

West

Week

Ending

1941

S

606,824

+ 52,8

4,268,000

3,199,000

+ 20.4

49,381,093

50.996,782

1,981,923

+ 20.1

1,890,669

129,283,247
38,628,282

111,942,065

+ 15.5

98,203,092

84,217,648

38,259,636;

+ 10.0

33,158,390

27,163,194

Z~

248,702,911

216,011,781'

+15.1

187,617,253

167,553,854

(6

1

cities)

1,370,406

435,098,359

—10.5

604,000,000

—13.9

—

354,368,235

"125,000,000

135,189,356
138,200,000

208,488,000

*185,000,000

-

209,025,287

31,394,534

Cleveland

Mobile

+ 10.1

220,405,180

■!-

—

Baltimore—

————..

180,106,611

+

2.7

114,717,204

+

;

Total

1,320,232,785

1,358,061,145

——

$7,274,109,669

7.976,226,397

Other cities, five days—

Total all cities, five days

(10 cities)

1,772,272

1,724,709

+ 20.0

1,467,650

1,273,160

+ 47.6

"25,050,000

18,654,000

35,076,285
3,829,362

+

8.0

26.922,475

25,931,383

37.6

+

2,758,847

2,238,858

217,471

+

22.7

159,233

174,205

59,891,061

+

22.1

46,842,557

48,845,334

311,651,981

—.

Grand Rapids

264,883,346

+17.7

214,583,356

198,343,264

District—Chicago714,793

——i_„

586,746

—J.

4,142,528

Lansing
;
Indiana—Fort Wayne—
Indianapolis.—

8.8

—27.4

266,910

Michigan—Ann Arbor

2.8

—

—

3,007,446'

"1,500,000
25,055,000

5,270,536

—10.0

$6,618,165,252

71,200.000

73,156,305

—

14.5

$5,953,876,884

23,307,455

78,500,000

—

37,882,954

5.4

—

25,365,957

17,8

Mississippi—Vicksburg-

Seventh Federal Reserve

five days

4,994,160

1.2

+

7,295,765

*1,800,000

Louisiana—New Orleans—.

+

.

5,744,365

+

98,300,000

36,972,062

Alabama—Birmingham——

+ 12.8

229,600,000

0.9

30,710,956

2,183,808

Macon-

Florida—Jacksonville

7.5

—

„

Augusta

.

8.5

—

155,900,000
*

San Francisco——

7,228,006
31,091,400
115,800,000

„

Georgia—Atlanta

$4,238,972,200

324,267,440

—-

Ten cities,

4,854,000'

716,009

Columbia—Washington—

District of

%
—13.4

520,000,000

Boston

Pittsburgh

+ 17.4

58,083,524

Maryland—Baltimore

Total

890,633:

1939

2,379,575

Carolina—Charleston

Nashville

1942

$3,672,992,681

—

City—*—'

$

69,948,754

Richmond

Tennessee—Knoxville

.——_______

Philadelphia
Kansas

1940

1,046,053
7,417,000

.

Virginia—Norfolk

Our comparative sum¬

389,317,049

York..,.

.

Dec, %

Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—

19

Dec.

Virginia—Huntington.,

South

by Telegraph

Clearings—Returns

New

12

Inc. or

$

Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—

for the week follows:

mary

Dec.

1941

$

Prelim¬
inary figures compiled by us, based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Dec. 19, clearings from all
cities of the United States from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 6.6% below those for the corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary total
stands at $8,728,931,603 against $9,348,460,914 for the same week in 1941.
At this
Bank

Ended

1942

THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINCS

+ 21.8

2,618,093

533,992

547,761

—10.9

4,649,887

2,556,257

3,915,264

3,579,339

2.4

2,224,302

1,665,801

—

1,454,821,934

Total all cities for week

1,372,234,517

$8,728,931,603

—

$9,348,460,914

6.0

,+.

South

6,6

—

Accordingly, in the above the last day cf the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below
we are able to give the final and complete results for the week previous—the week
ended Dec. 12. For that week there was an increase of 6.5%, the aggregate of clear¬
ings for the whole country having amounted to $7,378,761,603, against $7,857,794,320
in the same week in 1941.
Outside of this city there was an increase of 12.4%, the
bank clearings at this centre having recorded an increase of 1.0%.
We group the
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located, and
it appears that in the

New York District (including this city) the totals
show a gain of 1.1%, and in the Boston Reserve District of 8.8%, but in the Phila¬
delphia Reserve District the totals show a loss of 3.9%. The Cleveland Reserve Dis¬
trict has managed to enlarge its totals by 21.8%, the Richmond Reserve District
by
and the Cleveland Reserve District by 17.7%.
The Chicago Reserve District
an increase of 2.4%, the St. Louis Reserve District of
10.0% and the

15.1%

Minneapolis Reserve District of 24.2%.

The Kansas City Reserve District is able to

expansion of 27.0%, the Dallas

an

2,364,222

6.3

25,878,000

23,013,000

+

1.8

2,598,825

+

21.8

6,393,557

6,303,511

+ 17.2

25,165,923

25,098,528

8,840,614

Reserve District

of

22.2%

and

the

Decatur

•,—

following

furnish

we

——;

9,649,539

SUMMARY
Week Ended Dec.

New

3d
4th

Richmond
Atlanta

389, 895,598

358,396,556

4,000, 136,834

3,955,728.437

"

542, 017,043

564,110,672

"

562, 420,350

461,689,583

12 cities

1940

Missouri—St. Louis

St.

To.al

8.8

317, 489,175

Pth

3,730, 092,883

4,088,090,177

510 498,070

455,622,826

389 762,777

10th Kansas

248, 702,911

216,011,781

+ 15.1

187, 617,253

"

311, 651,981

264,883,346

+ 17.7

214, 583,356

198,343,264

"

542, 510,706

530,056,373

+

2.4

445, 669,591

512,675,783

254, 867,309

231,767,488

+ 10.0

186, 511,193

179,249,981

"

188, 817,231

151,988,523

+ 24.2

123, 609.107

120,167,733

10

"

242, 012,275

190,548.260

+ 27.0

154, 460,588

"

120, 402,684

98,549,515

+ 22.2

79, 444,183

150,769,496
84,150,540

10

"

454, 359,398

355,031,069

+ 28.0

292, 146,693

Francisco

—

111 cities

Paul

Canada

;

32

.

7,378,761,603

+

6.5

6,631,883,869

+

12.4

3,025,395,140

add

504,228,952

414,422,114

+21.7

358,085,864

343,690,652

our

Week

4,701,730

4,439,582

100.1

+

1.1

1,611,354

1,397,790

5.8

1,723,048

1,706,995

+

2.4

445,669,591

512,675,783

+

21.6

103,215,560

100,700,000

4.6

3.3

45,794,845
36,834,788

34,304,692

666,000

597,000

186,511,193

179,249,981

—

—

124,400.000

+ 21.8

231,767,488

+10,0

—

—

1

43,648.289

3,902,736
124,350,674

6.5

3,013,556

3,228,996

100,053,960

+ 24.3

48,003,350

;

38.399,969

+ 25.0

80,637,858
31,533,569

30,345,925

10.6

2,814,750

2,462.822

3,690,074

i—

3,664,277

+

3,336,299

+

78,894,018

1,453,809

1,231.392

+ 18.1

973,600

784,306

1,420,351

1,225,163

+15.9

994,864

963,751

5,996,237

4.077,463

4 47.1

3,635,910

3,487,915

188,817,231

151,988,523

+24.2

123,609,107

120,167,733

—

Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
City-

Nebraska—Fremont—
Lincoln

212.633

130,451

+ 63.0

195,454

+•15.1

173,224

175,179

3,558,163

3,287,948

+

8.2

3,580,232

2,909,896

62,535,678

44,522,914

+

34,060,946

3,115,779

2,232,346

5,575,309

4,784,526

159,685,605

129,490,793

5,109,341

4.135,848

—.

:

_

*225,000

-

Hastings——
:

—

Omaha—

—

Kansas—Topeka

Ended

Dec.

i

Missouri—Kansas City.
St. Joseph—

;

—

—

Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo

1,103,791

827,879

890.976

940,301

242,012,275

—

—

(10 cities).

100,341

128,253

40.5

37,407,374

+ 39.6

2,088,594

+

16.5

3.997,682

2,942,602

+

23.3

101,871,846
3,709,748

103,242.847

+ 23.5

2,237,204

3,659,574

33.4

744,461

626,469

5.2

787.086

786,526

190,548,260

+27.0

154,460,588

150,769,496

+
—

Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—

Texas—Austin—

2,840,742
,—

the

Galveston—
Wichita

•

——

.

Falls

_L„

Louisiana—Shreveport—

+40.8

1,773,049

1,752,683

76,220,402:

+25.0

62,094,000

66,531,465

13,112,582

L

2,017,198

95,262,579

———

Fort Worth

12

—

—

Wichita—-—:

2,928,842,022

detailed statement showing the figures for each
city for
week ended Dec. 12 for four years.
+
now

1,109,082

767,000

-

Dallas

We

424,195,480

1,277,369

934,000

(7 cities)

6,885,750,795

3,558,886,647

cities

356,385

351,189,637

62,159,297

Dakota—Fargo——

Total

7,857,794,320
4,001,654,237

-

Outside New York City

407,913

0.1

44,841,191

272,795,993

11th Dallas

22.5

+

District—Minneapolis—

Minneapolis
St.

167,553,854

7

City

1,417,339

+

254,867,309

Ninth Federal Reserve

357,821,741

+ 21.8

"

Minneapolis

4,030,997

59,270.416

Minnesota—Duluth——z

298,509,407

1.1
3.9

+

+
—

4

10

9,569,660

3,903,562

43,362,893

,

(4 cities)

Total

17

,

—

Louis

10,448,632

$

6

Chicago

fith

1,522,984

5.0

—43.4

530,056,373

151,300,000

——

Kentucky—Louisville——
Tennessee—Memphis——
Illinois—Quincy-

1939

$

"

6

3
.

7th

Total

Inc. or

11.1

Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis-

Helena-

Dec. %

S

"

Cleveland

—

York—

32tli San

1941

10

Philadelphia

542,510,706

(17 cities)——————,

2,290,230

2,014,693

CLEARINGS

12

Boston

2d

6th

BANK

$

7

1st

Itth

OF

1942

12

Federal Reserve Districts

4,823,559

2,265,423

1,897,573

Montana—Billings

by Federal Reserve Districts:

summary

399,068
2,824,336

1,880,311

+ 13.7

+
—

422.033,481

1,597,689

Rockford———
Springfield-;

North

a

5,122,580

422,474,307

.

.

1.661,836

12,524,204

488,699

—.

Peoria.

South Dakota—Aberdeen

In the

1,846,285

5^824.720

Illinois—Bloomington—
Chicago—--——_————.

San

Francisco Reserve District 28.0%.

28,702,325

11,898,607

—

Des Moines

Total

7,257,170

33,616,336

Sioux City

has to its credit

record

2,173,499

.+

3,395,044

Wisconsin—Milwaukee

Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them today, in as much as the week
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.

this

+ 14.9

26,664,000

3,456,423

—

Iowa—Cedar Rapids—

our

from

2,489,121

28,351,000

Bend—

Terre Haute_

"Estimated.

in

2,859,913

———.

All cities, one day—

—_

11,813,358

+ 11.0

8,666,623

7,510,452

3,119,000

2,447,000'

1,098,230

1,318,334

4,969,551

4,733.223

120,402,684

——

98,549,515

+27.5

2,000,000

3,029,000

—16.7

1,038,283

1,082,163

5.0

3,872,228

4,244,777

+22.2

79,444,183

84,150,540

+

*

1942

1941

Clearings at—

+ :!.

First Federal Reserve District--Boston—

/

Maine—Bangor

763,823

—

Portland

Dec. %

1939

828,502

—

7.8

633,186

509,199

3,462,023

+ 49.2

2,739,144

306,701.133

+ 10.0

272,450,076

1.260,446

—24.2

1.060,885

816,679

449,462

561,574

—20.0

373.222

424,891

Bedford————

Springfield—

1,071,229
.

1.7

3,926,559

16,661,146

8.2

2,618.401

—19.4

13,812,031

+

,

—

6,608,200

5,773,369

+ 14.5

4,840,950

14,137,300
1,100,969

+

4.4

13,510,500

5.7

358,396,556

+

8.8

5,175,748

———

618,600
317,489,175"

667,965

298,509,407

New

York

5.2

10,270,700

Newark

492,80+

1,074.450

—24.3

997,112

875,624

3,819,874,956

+

1.0

3,606,448,729

10,435,429

+

10.1

—

5,292.292

409,684

383,425

22,960,295

„

5,908,184

7.075.852
...

25,322,364
31,379,710

+

<

San Jose——-'—,,-—-:
Santa Barbara
;

+ 28.7

18,275,714

19,494,265

—— -

8.3

+

4,391,442

4,572,073

4,073,121

—27.2

3,819,082

3,671,216

+ 22.4

171,754,993

162,607,000

4,113,872

+ 34.8

3,216,022

2,815,497

1.928.231
"

.

1,749,256

+

10.2

3,980,388

3,664,275

+

/

:

8.6

1,775.386

2,020,619

3,083,759

2,711,778

'

Total

(10 cities)

Grand Total

454,359,480

—

355,031,069

7,857.794,320

1,378,761,603

4,001,654.237

fill cities)—

3,558,886,647

10,373,663

3,956,908,773
9,698,933

Week
1942

+28.0

292,146,693

272,795,993

+

6.5

6,631,883,869

6,885,750,795

+

12.4

3,025,395,140

2,928,802,022

$

Inc.

Dec.
or

Dec. %

10

1940

—:—

$

1939

—

$

5,103,801

4.781,935

Winnipeg—--,

4,583,422

4,199,649

Vancouver—

624,024

540,213

9.3

22,396,963

21,822,889

6.9

28,512,966

129,931,457

116,446,358

+ 11.6

104,889,470

98.067,228

121,729,158

Toronto————
Montreal

Ended

1941

$

Canada—

0.5

—

5,828,067

204,073,000

5,544.067

—

—

22,547,535

2,965,795

J

—

.

1,236,217

34,440,077

249,682,082

——

U-;

6.8

+'

39,227,251

1,340,603
39,731,199

6,314,291

—

Pasadena

San Francisco—

+ 33.7

—

44,758,493

+ 42.6

1.221,333

5,878,810

......

Jersey—Montclair—

California—Long Beach—,

39,500,000

644.387

11,484,824

Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford

1,197,115
38,900,000

+ 53.6

3,856,140,083

—

8.1

11.8

897,913

813,131

...

1,499,490
48,200,000

—

42.1

+ 29.2

29,028,181

City

Stockton

+

1,557,391
49,385,578

15,221,365

1,379.485

Rochester

New

—

1,378.635

Jamestown

Utah—Salt Lake

58,038,974

2,011,721
70,411,802

——

Outside New York

5,460.224

53,900,000

Buffalo
Elmira

82,492,922

——.

12,516.700

+

Second Federal Reserve District—New York—

New York—Albany..
Binghamton

Yakima—

2.284,925
13,111,375
4,855,350

(
—

Washington—Seattle.
Oregon—Portland

3,702,248

389,895,598

—.

(12 cities)—

867,931
,

1,163,269

4—.

Rhode Island—Providence
New Hampshire—Manchester—.

Total

256,460,560

905.621

+ 23.3

2.869.516

2,291,584

;

14,755,600

Connecticut—Hartford—
New Haven—

+

3,987,701

3.105.571

13.429,733

—

1,052,877

4,917,963

.

—

Worcester—

(6 cities)————

Twelfth Federal Reserve District--San Francisco—

337,510,225

Lowell

Total

\:v

(

5,165,149

River

New

1940

or

—955,374

Massachusetts—Boston——
Fall

$

Inc.

100,551,298

+ 21.1

92,378,859

83,812,600

8.9

49,712,914

79,537,283
15,058,331

57,205,702

62,772,002

25,543,770

Ottawa——A-——-

18,292,770
i 57,913,056

105,241,387

—

+ 39.6

16,400,507

+ 81.7

18,551.073

10.5

41,521,397
5,282,545

(12 cities)

Third Federal Reserve

4,000,136,834

2.4

3,238,494

2,753,943

2.2

5,541,668

3,730,092,883

.

7,841,561

7,398,541

+

6.0

5,641,622
7,027,406

2,538,036

2,287,470

+ 11.0

1,820,559

1,943,492

1,898,340

+

3.5

1,791,354

1,648,764

+

2.4

John—.

2.947.642

569,938

—19.3

825,046

660,596

...

Lancaster

438,962

595,254

+ 11.0

538,775

*600,000

585,357

427,211

+

1,668,968

1,399,719

2,729,126

Wilkes-Barre.

547.000.000

1,312,121

Scranton

1,671,572

527 nno.ooo

Philadelphia.
Reading

3,064.427

1,254,036

Jersey—Trenton

1,166,808

1,854^369

York.

1,878,997

4,477,800

(10 cities).

542,017,043

6,178,600

564,110,672

—

—

2.5

585,682

464,797

0.2

1,409,254

1.315,285

3.7

494,000,000

440,000,000
1,597.357

—

—

1,639,080

2,791,255

7.5

1,044.912

1,518,018

New

—27.5

—

3.9

5,916,800

5,468,300

510,498,070

455,622,826

4,361,939

4,263,393

5,094,661

4,654,627

541,253

—_

——

—

Hat

Peterborough

+ 20:0
+

682,745

1,177,574

727,426

7

Bherbrooke—_—

451,089
772,847
1,714,849

435,748

—

Westminster-

Medicine

+ 32.7
+ 41.8

925,435

Fort William

1,818.243

1

3,381,741

Cincinnati

3,368,970

+

0.4

2,875,867

2,742.863

97!900]824
—„

Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh

+ 12.7

72,517,565

68,685,252

+ 29.8

132.957.465

15.413,800

Columbus

Mansfield

Youngstown

86.878,298

153,820,479

123,961,305

585,281

1,518,474

+

25.4

715,855

625,861

1,091,553

+

7.9

898,025

886,340

990,972
898,656

+

9,2

980.488

+

3.0

662,285

732,694

380,710

+ 14.5

382.832

226,411

707,356

14,530.600

6.1

15,939,400

14.595,000

7.4

1.939,462

1,697,762

+

1.927,687

2,081,796

3.356.785

3,870,126

—13,3

240,746,234

197.139,322

-*•22.1

160,270,332

461,689,583

T21.8

389,762,777

357,821,741

876,402

1,302,893

3,643,702

3,401,522

Prince Albert

Chatham

—




842,472

591,908

.—

3.262.686

3,987,479

Sarnia

745,617

611,239

579,559

7.2

790,974

711,942

—14.1

1,072,926

1,118,291

+

7.1

3,246,376

2,557,842

+

25.2

—

506,374

347,200

+ 37.0

956,896

759,957

3.0

635.928

606,399

—

—20.6

637,049

634,494

598,916

(32

cities)

'Estimated.

-

537.698

11.4

559.753

460,073

1.012,962

Sudbury
Total

(7 cities)

528,316

1.160,764

817,049

—

4

661,484
1,590,716

;
—

Kingston

2.8

+

696,756

142.152.080

562,420,350

860,883

1,119,741

Moncton

295,353

687,904

1,506,447

Kitchener

199,693.279

Cleveland

384,165

9.4

+ 12.0

Windsor

Ohio—Canton

2,542,557

5,426,955

1,082,141

Brantford

1,601,641

1.3

+

Jaw_.L

6,630,012

5,027,410

856,015

,

*

Saskatoon

2,720,278

2,630,755

4,229,627

7,201,030

845,275

—;

Lethbridge—

6.3

—

—

1,920,565

Brandon

Moose

2,877,320

+
—

7,130,812

Edmonton—

Regina

—10.9

—

Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland-

Total

6,381,168

————

-

4,088,090,177

460,032

Bethlehem
Chester

Total

1.1

6,238,817

Halifax—

District—Philadelphia-

Pennsylvania—Altoona

New

+

32.826,659

5,061,777
3,802,565

1,965,041

3,955,728,437

+

5,593,402

St.

Total

33,540,237

3,712,343

Hamilton————-—-—

Northern New Jersey

1.198.623

—13.5

1.057.866

1,113.122

504,228,952

414,422.114

+21.7

358,085,864

343,690,652

+

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

Number 4135

Volume 156

Continental Baking Co.~Initial Common Dividend—

(Continued from page 2216)

directors

The

under

erable

of

for

profits' taxes. accrued

excess

Of

$52,811,

Act in respect to

and. (bL the post-,

bef.

Oper:

profit

Total

income

Aug. 26/39

$1,974,219

2,573,657
238,337

2,019,044
266,626

$427,473
453,165
283,508

677,000

,1:480,000

253,840

Depreciation :_z_z.z—
Inventory write-down—#.'
Fed,

inc.

State

&

Excess

,.;L—

,

/.'•
^

tax

income

_zl-Z_-i

dividend

f$282,397

share

per

'

Nil

■

$2.15

...

.

t$260,103
$0.04

$2.07.:

156,

fLoss.—V.

Canada, Ltd

♦Excluding Collins & Aikman of

..

77.

p.

Gas

was

quarterly

a

'/■

Ended Sept.

expenses

of

$1

injunction> restraining

of

group

a

from

stockholders

common

stockholders.

:

Interest

Dividends

Net

156,' p. 2096.

Net .sales

Cost, of, sales
Gross

8,069,558,

..

profit

162,971

♦State,

in

Fed.

$4,053,030

Operating' profit
Z—Z

Other .income

Dividends

533,896

•

net

profits

prior

on

Total

income

$2,988,367

$3,969,430

1,320,053

1,320,053

$1,668,314

$2,649,377

Net

1,700,000.

taxes—estimated

income

by

the

Revenue

subsidiaries.—V.

Dividends

paid

deducting depreciation and depletion of $2,214,705.
Balance

Consolidated

Assets—Cash',
receivable

notes,

total, $34,595,116.

$416,720;

Liabilities—Accounts

payable

-

and

accounts
$2,841,935;

:

the

Dec.

.

Corroon

z;

The

.

./
■■■'

■

"

• •'

/

Novz 28———

12>u_ZtZZ_,ZZ_>-__.,

Dec.

—V.

168,542.000 "

150,186,000 V161,255,000 /

156,

2036.

P".

;

182,191,000

*

152,

2

!

Jan.

made

were

1942.

4.

.

without

basis

of

♦After

regard

taxes.

Dividend—
share

per

4.5

July

1,

$2.50

and

1

paid.

was

April

Jan. 28, $1.50;
1, $1.50 each.—V. 156, p. 1046.

'

Oct.

Oct.

1,

$2.50,

1,

/'

;

and
.

'leave

action

the

April

18,

,100'r istock
cash
p.

-

has

common

s

1942

v

estimate

a

taxes

income

:

the

of

fiscal

year.—V.

be

would

1941

taken by

management

156,

that

effective

the directors

Dec.

on

16

;

of

$2

each

June

on

and Sept.

30

^

.

-

,

Coty, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings-—

,,

The

company

on

tricity' (electricityDec.

announced

16

to

amounting

1942,

13,

Dec.

that

System

generated' and ' purchased)
162.600,900

of

week

compared

kwh;,

1

and

Bill,

Oct.

July

April 1,

on

1,

while

1941,

156.

and Oct. 1, last,

1

Dec.
1046.

on

p.

27,

1941

1941
$157,480
$0.30

1942
$282,224
$0.55

and-provision for Federal, foreign and State income
stock.
Sept. 30,: 1942,
including $1,059,859 cash,
current liabilities were $1,775,766.
This
$1,449,026, current assets of $6,739,399 and
$2,053,890 on June 30, 1942.
Inventories were
of

as

to

$6,766,435
with cash of

per

of

and

156, p.

1415.

Corp

Earnings—
1942—9 Mos.—1941
$216,999
$207,143
$1.14
$1.08
income taxes at the

1942—3 Mos.—1941

'

$91,148

$2,696

$0.48

$0.01

share

com.

depreciation

2,963,234

Years

$1,086,204

$703,409

profit

/ 50,413

provision

and

for

of

Federal

income

Net

__

and

profits

excess

taxes___.

with

,♦634.649
*

1942# Revenue

the

Act —156,

Sept.

from

2127,

before

12

;

$167;

$10,052

$7,686

! ■/'/■/;

Balance Sheet, Sept. 30

'

receivables,

$3,035;

17,965

cash

in

■'

bank

(security

stock

payable,

$2,921;

payable,

notes

$51,204;

real

taxes, $9,191; accrued interest on delinquent real estate taxes,
security deposits and rentals collected in advance, $845; capital

Co.—Earnings—

(outstanding, 11,287 shares at a stated value of $1 per share),
capital surplus, $452,948; earned surplus before depreciation,

Ended

Months

total,

$85,987;

^^iiziZZ-Z^iZZZZiiZ-Z/Z

Nct-'Sales.
Net

-profit

Z-

N64e—Decline

sioned

not

aside-ol>

a *

160,123,628

__Z^Zi.Z'Zz:_ZZ_^zZZ_Z-i

-

in

profit

by

only

3,603,572:

^

share--

.Earnings per common

for

higlier

$1.12

z.

z

most recent

the

Federal

tax

12

109,934,974
6,907,547
$2.53

from

Oct.

$4)000,000 contingency reserve at the end of

1,

1933,

■

.

the above statement for depre¬

to Sept. 30,

155,

1942.—V.

p.

87.

Dominion Glass Co., Ltd. (& Subs.)~ -Earnings—
1942

Years Ended Sept. 30—

y

Net

months was occa¬
but by the setting

provision,

•//%//%/''•'//,

$614,550.

Note—No provision has been made in

1941

1942

June 30—

ciation
•

tConsolidated Film Industries Inc. (& Subs.)- -Earnings

$9,157

$25,799

depreciation.,

$6,606;

176,-

pared with 169,100,000 kwh. for - the; corresponding week of last year;
-decrease.(if 6.4%>~~V»/I56/p.>2096, -

1940

$26,164
16,112

$25,652

16,642

Liabilities—Accounts
estate

-

■

v."'//'a/1942-"V;'; 1941

etc

$625; real estate taxes, $2,205; insurance premiums (unex¬
pired portion), $2,050; leasing expense, $4,243; other deferred charges,
$67; land, buildings and equipment, $595,719; total, $614,550.

$0.32

v

3Q—

rentals,

$11,287;

Crane

elec¬

100,000 kwh. for the corresponding; week of 1941, a decrease of f .lfjo.
Docal' distribution .ef electricity .amounted' to-160,000,000 kwh1., com¬

per

deposits),

$472,313
1,480,506

$0.34

p.

.

paid

cents

yy."/// •./;/•''%//'

265,037

$501,968
1,472,906

W

profit

♦Based'on

cents

55

20

Ended

income

Net

$737,350

Outstanding shares of common stock
Earnings per common .share_—_'__;..___/.Zz-,_y_u

:

fOn

value, payable Dec.

par

Expenses

33,941

$1,136,617

income

Federal

ending

with

no

Revenue

$3,666,643

2,913,616

income

a

Corp.—Earnings—

share___

common

Assets—Cash,

156,
j

,,,

output

for-'-the

first nine months of this
without giving effect to

the

Delancey-Clinton Theatres Operating Corp.—Earnings

;

Total

/

'

for

Revenue

made

were

July

assets

dividend

stock,

'

*

$3,999,820

Operating

Consolidated Edison Co, of New York, Inc.—Output.—

■;a

each

1,

charges

compares

:''':/;\i942/'Z':/;/zz/i94i,;i>.;

Depreciation

dividends

on

194.1,—V.

30,

%

1942

share has been declared on the common
29 to holders of record Dec. 23. This
on Sept. 25, last, and
37*/2 cents per
share previously each quarter.—V. 156. p. 1046.

rate

251.

p.

(Gross profjt

only payment this year was $1 per share

The

provision

new

coin-i

/% 55-Cent Dividend—,'/v

$519,210

approximately

z/9 Months Ended Sept. 30—

which compares with $2 on Dec. 27,-1941.
Prior to the
distributioa made on Oct/ 17, 1941, the company made

payments

692.

been

stock.

$1.88

1942 rate; no provision for excess profit having been made.
190,781 shares (par $10) of common stock,
'

70%,/ which would
net profit of $166,645 for the first half of the' corporation's

current

Output—

the

was

Federal

Other

No

cents

per

"After

-

Consolidated Aircraft Corp.—^No Dividend Declared—

on

1941

$1,242,542

tOn 514,134 shares of common

tEarns,

A

of

weekly

on

the

on

Period End. Sept. 30—
♦Not profit

■

,

tax

Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert

>

Corp.—Earnings—

31—

In

1300.

$1.55

$3,432,751 against $3,349,081.—V.

Payments

before Federal income taxes—$555,484

Note--It

.

,7.0

kilowatt-hour output of electric, energy of subsidiaries
of this corporation adjusted to
show general business conditions of
territory served for the week ended
Dec. 10,
1942, amounted to
232,589.303, as compared with 205,454.318 for the corresponding week
in 1941, an increase of 27,134,985 or 13.21%,—V.
156, p./ 2096. • '
The

Federal

compares
current liabilities

for

of

dividend

follows:

as

were

excess

V':1942

;.V

profit'-%Z___^^ZU-_zZ..i^Z«___^Z/ZiiZ-Z'Z'

/..Current

$1.50

of
a

April

on*

total

a

Sept,

for

refunds.

amortization, a $450,000 reserve for inventory
adjustments and provision of $5,882,806 for Federal in¬

April

on

tEarnings

$1.50 on
the
$6
cumulative
preferred
stock,
to holders of record Dec. 22.
Dis¬
and

aside

dividend of $1 per share has been declared on the
stock, payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 21. Distribu¬

of 25

♦Net

2700.

p.

dividend

a

on

Jan,

each

$1.50

on

and (Oct

Profit

14.0

'

Commonwealth & Southern Corp.—-Weekly

payable

Months Ended

6

9.1

165,469,000
"170,216,000

dollar

a

1942,

31,

Cosden Petroleum

7.3

160,361,000 <-v

171,190,000

& 180,573,000

'5^'-tZZ/-iZZUzzZ.iZZ,

Dec.-

172,047,000

;

14—

21__vZ;r/i^^:ZZZ'iZZ_,

on

value.—V.

ended

year

set

post-war

new

J

Nov,
Nov.,.

■:

.

of

1941

July 1

:<k Increase;.

1941 4

Dec.

accumulations

while

during

'•

1942

Week Ended—

be

and

the

was

Quarter End. Sept. 30—

No.f;13, announced on Dec. 14 that
5%: bonds of 1942 should be traded
All
trading
thereafter
should
specify

par

for

taxes aggregated $400,000.—V. 154, p.

y

—Kilowatt-Hour Output—

*-

'

of

the

'declared

have

both

tributions

weeks

percentage comparisons-with-last, year,

and

bonds

ending

of

A,

last,

.list year,

Following are the kilowatt>hour output* totals, of the past four

taxes

$755,000

Sept. 30—

Davison Chemical

Association

National

the

of

Reynolds Co.—Accumulated

&

directors

series

for-the

the corresponding period

to and including Sept.

up

:

Electricity output of the Commonwealth Edison group of companies
week ended Dec. 12 registered ka 7.0/./ increase over that of

/"

and

$10,000 estimated

year-end

tions

District

1942,

$280.23.

of"

stamped"

account

-

16,

remaining unpaid

the ' quarter

Commonwealth Edison Co.—Weekly Output—

$360,000

deducting

'"$1,020,702

amounted

in * subsidiary /companies,
$1,172,985;
capital stock (no par)-,5 $21,849,354; ; capital surplus, $16,242; ■ earned
surplus, $7,775,766; total, $34,595,116.—V. 156, p. 1771. ;y/
% / v

;

Committee

Dealers,-Inc.,

after

"double
to

interest'

minority-

income

post-war credit.—V. 156, p. 1862.

common

and

Practice

"ex-payment"

$1,039,582;

accounts,

Uniform

and

on

%'%•'/";

1941, $616,716; reserve for Federal taxes, 1942 (esti¬
$1,700,000; reserve for Federal-taxes-and other contingencies,

$424,472;-

:The

$3,47

depreciation,

10%

A

vv

22,
From
distributions at

1307.

p.

$679,956

Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc.—$1 Dividend—

share on the

Dec.

Continental Securities Corp.—Ruling on Bonds—

?
■

Securities

taxes,

mated i,

on

made each quarter

been

have

155,

of record
Dec. 22, 1941,

$828,487;

,:

accrued

rate

1942.—V.

accounts

.

of

inauguration

1941

f$623,429

,

stock.

common

year-end payment of $1.50 was made.—V.

assets

fixed

of
same

30,

$1,726,284; inventories,
receivable, etc. (less reserve
(less reserves-for depreciation and
of $26,115,495), $19,957,651; patents, -goodwill, etc.. $1; de¬

charges,

Federal
1

1942

reserve),

$3,662,127;

$41,515), $123,828;

depletion
*

30,

Sept.

securities,

marketable

$5,038,084;

(less; $28,397

investments,

ferred

Sheet,

the

cents per

holders

29 to
dividends

Dec.

...

Co.—Div. No. 5.—

dividend of 50

a

jOn

2128.

p.

$3.20

Federal

to

after

is based

year

declared

common-stock,'payable
date

♦After

directors have

The

1942,.

1942

of

for

amounted

Note—The

1467,

p.

Roll & Steel Foundry

Continental

(

/

$528,782
share_«.--i—zz-—i-—, "
$3.98

-\

of

156,

156,

/ $4.32

of

taxes and Federal excess profits tax.
fOn 659,998 shares of
stock.//;,.•■//./...' .■ .* /

mon..

the

1,612,218

Surplus ' .Lz'Zz
Earnings per common

;

shares

post-war

come
v

$2,141,000

'cNet

Act

Revenue

profit

and

$7.78
$12.35
are based on rates pre-/
fExclusive of income from

1941,

of

Act

the

share

common

taxes

♦After

scribed

85,225

1

interest in earnings

Minority

$1,975,750

tEarnings per common share___

Consol. earnings per share of common stock
/.v '-Federal income taxes for current period

660,701

Other. charges ;'Z;_Z%;iii_Zi.z_

258,808

$841,936
$1.88

Cutler-IIammcr, Inc.—Earnings-

—I

Consolidated balance zzz,«

$4,586,926

with

stock,—V.

common

379,702

129,405

114,607

15,200

preference stock—.

379,702

share___^____^_^,__-_ Z

accordance

of

the preceding year Federal

174,534

taxes_

income

$2,614,260

'

■■

Sept. 30—

190,798

last,

30,

*

Federal

in

1,772,666

r„__

Z+-Z

.common

shares

485,886

*2,132,126
$1,351,043

tax.

____z.

Nine Months Ended

Consolidated

•

540,553

507,178

profits

excess

dividends

Note—Provision

158,820

105,964

and Federal taxes
for estimated increase

local

Provision

2,198,694

491,044

and

profit-_____Z„_Z:______Zr_^z,_,_.___-,-.„_

|On

2,516,037

206,750

$5,413,365

depreciation interest, Federal income and excess profits taxes,
flncludes reserve of $100,000 for war-time and post-war adjustments.

$37,467

etc;Z_—___z——z_:^_,z.%/--Z\Z

674,685

$4,481,391

♦After

$6,933,429

expenses,

$5,182,260

231,105

dividends

Year Ended

♦Net

Electric Corp.—
dividends, etc._______

$3,806,706

Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc. (& Subs,)—Earnings-

$6,895,962

$5,942,746

.

$12,701

$6,251,723

on

1,067,548

87,785

Balance

General

Selling, administrative and general expenses.-—

1,067,548

/-/ Total;$5,955,447
Interest on debentures held by public
2,482,569
Amortization of debt discount and expense
156,597

$14,321,282

.

__

30,077,307

amortization.———

■^Estimated

517,625

1941

1942

sales.

Surplus
tBarnings per

193,630

___________

V- fContinental Gas &
Income from interest,

Sept. 30, 1942

Earnings for Nine Months Ended

■

■/

(& Subs.)—Earnings-

Columbian Carbon Co.

181,606

stock

preferred

on

on

Subsidiaries)

profit

Common

2,829,351

expense.

and

Domestic

—

income

Preferred

$11,149,461

2,523,893

discount

Owned

Sept. 30—

._„__Z

and

Federal

97,250

Dr41,586
$9,803,578

debt

par

and

31,462,866

$Earnings per

;/•

.

injunction was sought by the SEC.—V.

The

of

no

amounts

1 and Oct. 1, last,
1941.—V. 156, p, 1046.

profit

on

Interest

$9,845,164 $11,052,211

long-term debt___

on

share

per

stock,
Like

July

income

Discount

-

earnings

Miscellaneous

.

•

net

cents

A

18.

Dec.

etc.,-

income

Total

Z

-

Wholly

Ended

Operating
Other

;/

'-

1,

10

class

cumul.

record

$35,269,572 $35,259,567

Expenses,

1941

1942
/.

■'••

Months

9

/

30—

April

on

$1

of

Neb- 'sales

Subs.)—Earn¬

(&

Corp.

(net)___rZZ__:___

Amortization

to
by

presented
approved

SEC divestiture order. Testimony
indicated that the plan
will be

of a
Kirkpatrick

requirements
Judge

income

Total

applying to the N. Y. < State Supreme Court'for an order cancelling
t.he special stockholders- meeting called Tor Dec, -30. / The .purpose of'
the meeting is to ratify the company's dissolution plan to meet the.

issue

of

dividend

a

the

on

holders

to

Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.—Earnings—

on

"■—

earniiigs from utility operations-

Other

W. H. Kirkpatrick

Federal" Judge

an

Net

Co.—SEC Injunction—
at Philadelphia on Dec. 8 issued*

Columbia Oil & Gasoline

•

this

on

30

April 1, July 1, Oct. 1 and Dec. 23,

*

•

Dec.

./•'■

.

usual

Electric

&

/% ■

.

Operating

on

stock

common

the

,

281.40Q

,

$887,546

$926,420

*$381,772

Surplus
Earnings

281,400

281,400

■■

______

stock

A

' ■

,

.

$41,269,397 $40,170,919
22,996,701
22,174,814
State and local taxes__
3,542,854
3,584,165
State
income
93,266
89,428
'-Federal income taxes
3,331,206
2,943,346
Federal excess profits taxes_^_.__Z___Z/_^__i_. '
632,018/
326,955
Prov, for estimated increase in Federal taxes-!*'
828,189
—

'

dividends

declared

Subsidiary Operating Companies— '
Total operating revenues

107,360

103,472

100,500

99,375

dividends z.z~'<

preferred
Common

$128,657

$1,272,418

class

'

accumulations

payable
paid

declared

11

Dec.

on

(And

Continental

ings—■

$1,308,320

•'

.

the

on

also

directors

12 Months

Net

,

''

of

account

wore

quarterly dividend of $2 per
share on the 8% cumulative preferred stock, par $100, payable Jan. 1
to holders of record Dec. 18.—V. 156, p. 1467,
•

350,000

profits

directors

1928.

3,

The

120,473

taxes

last

The

41,000

91,916

—Z—_z__

'

International Corp.—10-Cent Dividend-—

Crown Cork
The

cents

value,

.

♦ Aug. 31,'40

50

on

Jan.

"Aug. 29,'42 *Aug. 30/41
$2,499,988
$15,905
depre;

of

dividend

share on the common stock, payable Ja'h. 23 to holders of record
8.
This stock had been issued in exchange for class A and
class B stock on the basis of three shares of common for each class A
share and one-tenth of a share of common for each share of class B

•Earnings—

(& Subs.)

Collins & Aikman Corp.

initial

an

Jan.

stock.

6 Mos; Ended—

declared

9

Dec.

on

per

taxes in the amount

WU of the 1942 excess profits
it'is stated.—V. 156, p. 2096.

refund

war.

of said 1942
the year 1941,

provision

retroactive

a

2221

^___-__'Z'__,''ZZ____ZZZ_--:^Z—~-/-Z/

profit

dividends

Preferred

212,500

/Common .dividends „_z~Z—-Z_x.*«^t--.Z-.:zZ:_Z_„z.- '

1941,—V. 156,

%
1941

$770,377
182.000.;

$687,266

182,000

212,500

-

'

Quarter. Ended

1941%

1942

30—
/Profit before Federal; normal income %axes_zZ%
Federal normal rncoihe-taxes—Z_zr—z—v*j
Sept.

// $197,076

/ $298,226

' "T04.450 "

1950.

p.

*

>

Nc t

156,

p.

1861.

sharez_ ZZZZ-z

.y''

$208,758

$92,626

ZZ^Z yZ'Zy Z_Z'Zt-Z'ZZzzZz 1

pro fit

Earni ngs *p er prefer re d
—V.

$0:36

_

-

:

$0.52

plant,

company

for

special meeting held at the
sell the business to the Joshua;
Calif., manufacturers of steam

at

company

10,

Dec.

Hcndy linn1 Works
engines

y

the

1,515,128

$2,183,772

voted

a

to

.

of/Suhnyvale,

/":;%■

/:-■

vessels. /■,;

cargo

balance

Previous

Crocker*Wheeler Electric Mfg* Co.—Sale—

Stockholders' of
'

$1,807,894.

$13.84

$11,89

z__

Total

$292,766

$375,877
1,807,895

Surplus

89,468

r

•<*

.»

Z

♦Earnings per common share,

ZzZ-zz-z

•On 42,500 shares of common stock.

('//;:/;/
'

>

Consolidation Coal Co.v Inc.

(& Subs.)-—Earnings—

%

Period'Bfnd. Sept. 30—
1942—3 Mos—1941 f^ 1942—9 Mos.—1941
Sales, royalties, etc.-Z-Z $11,169,265 $10,798,747 $34,109,856 $27,650,945
oper. ex'ps.; taxes, etc.Z.
10,200,275 ' < 9,897,038 30,688,909 25,479,480

The

each

the

Crocker-Wheeler

•;■

from

Earns/

Other

$901,709 "

$968,990

opers.ZZ

'

income z____i__z

28,396

27.127

.

-

$3,420,946
81,925

$2,171,465
;

^

iron

become

now

plant

will

be

Joshua-Hendy

the

Iron

340,140

/

886,598

Net

103,803

339,907

315,540

972,373

243,009

162,870

914,582

360,385

Costs,

"

9

Months Ended Sept.

ordinary

1942

•

$314,856

/■ $346,623

$1,276,009

$664,495

against earnings for Federal income
calculated at the rates pre¬
scribed by the Revenue Act of 1942
and is based on the * values
adopted in the 1935 • reorganization for properties • acquired from thq
predecessor company,
: " : * ■/
"
• * * •/ y
(2)
The provision for Federal inemne taxes includes excess ;profits
tax payable by two of
the subsidiary companies.
No provision has
been made for
excess profits
tax of the parent-company as it is
estimated that none will, be- payable.—V.vl56, p. 2036.
■ Notes—(1)

taxes

for

the

The provision

current

Federal

;
1941

/




_

Accounts
Fixed

1,738,315

1,683.945

____^_Z._^.-________^___Z——1,692,133

1,693,125

receivable

Inventory

assets

Goodwill,

!_____^__ZZ.Z__^___:___Z_^__

etc.

—

21,274,185

17,854,496

1,484,921

300,000

$980,368

share_zz__Z.

$764,694
$1.40

,

profits
Earnings per

:

common

12,785,871

•$509,910
Nil

$1.79

Payroll,

.'and

as

of

of

S.

Government

current

$880,236,

$1,996,160

U.

liabilities

Sept.
were

current * assets
Oil

Sept.

30,

30,

1942,
tax

including $6,633,093

notes^

This

$4,173,236.

Of

$6,731,670

1941—V.

156,

amounted

p.

compares

and

1950.

current

2,529,420

100,557

to

cash

and

Earned

cash

liabilities

of

$439,738

1,332,138

45,500

payable

45,500

53,125

reserve

411,147

3,593,446

payable_____,

53,125

477,273

dividend

etc.

3,643,036

2,600,000

2,600,000

stock

4,250,000

surplus

2,183,772

4,250,000
1,807.894

preferred stock

$19,283,177

with

$393,724

—

dividend

Depreciation
.7%

assets

2,521,920
103,159

2,058,425

payable
_:/____!

♦Common

Current

:z_—

reserve

Preferred

♦Lo.SSi-

$1,000,000

_Zw_—

6,954,375

Liabilities—

Tax

Common

Net

6,655,420

■

$15,655,267 $14,582,582

Acounts

tax

income & excess profits

1941

$335,787
1,285.370

1940

made

period has ' been

1942

2,281,911

bonds, etc.

,

and

tax

depreciation
Net profit'

■

as

$23,523,800 $19,134,864 $12,275,961

royalties,

30
$662,406

Government

Liquidating Co.
It is
the Crocker-Wheeler
Works.—V. 156, p. 1950.

30—

sales

Sept.

.

C-W

operated

Sheet,

Assets—

assume

Deferred charges _Z

339,274

.

a

Balance

or

•

Crosley Corp^ (& Subs.)—Earnings—

••''•/.'

taxes--

income

shipbuilder, has

will

approximately $11
liabilities of
■' / *
/.-■"
small interest in the Hendy
>
'
:■

In cash,
and will

said.

is

of'the

/division

stock,

/"/z'/'/.;.' '•/" Z!:

company,

the

the.

80,153

$2,251,618

__——_—Z___l

Federal

$3,502,871

it

that

$3,200,000

pay

outstanding

Kaiser,

Works,

Depreciation & depl.__Z

Interest

_______

of

Crocker-Wheeler

expected

$928,836'

income

share

Henry J.

.•

$997,386
100,247

Total

.

will

purchaser

for

Total

*_

$15,655,267 $14,582,582

of
♦Issued

and

outstanding

42,500

shares of $100 par.—V.

152,

p.

424.

with representatives of the Interstate Commerce

discussions

V.

156,

1668.

p.

■

Ended

Months

(& Subs.)— -Earnings—

par

Sept.

—

3,905,000

u

7,300,000

30,

3,580,000
1,320,000

income———discount

debt

and

Interest

and

'—.

1941

during

were

as

cents each, and Dec.

25

cents

50

preferred

26.

income

on

with

directors

the

on

capital

last,

15,

stock,

1942.—V.

with

compared

as

156,

like

amount

35

of

30

each

on

15

Jan.

and April

Net

cents

March

6,030,705

65

Non-oper.

419,227
2,158,444

37,971

40,551

482,027

53,015

217,490

2,020,928

$273,126

$209,599

$2,340,050

An

58,108

6,891

214,082

147,279

$216,490

$2,554,132

$2,863,067

61,800

65,500

749,000

Ended Sept. 30, 1942
trucks and service'parts, less discounts,
for 9

sales of new

Gross

Retirement res. accruals

Months

of

of

Gross

profit

$70,246,601

Gross

—-—

59,924,767

Interest

&

deductions

1,669

1,373

13,911

13,120

Balance——;

$226,935

$113,456

$1,342,481

B. V; G. & E. Co.

77,652

r—„

income

7,281

Interest
Reserve

and

contingencies———

general

Federal

for

Provision

extra

income

profit

1,767,842
48,174

$1,805,132

$2,075,088

36,160

448,740

434,884

—i-;—

Balance

Earns,

—

2,450,000

Non-subsidiary

$1,063,099

—.

——

.

23,314

subs.

of

to

E.

A.——

$1,245,444

The

$1,526,118

——

applic.

cos.

;->290,460

309,824

f $1,535,904

$1,835,942

143,399
$1,392,505

$1,676,859

:

—

—

——

—

available for dividends and surplus

Balance

—V.

June

of

sold— 152,581,937

100,168,529

70,567,135

55,310,460
309,326

33,681,829
243,057

32,664,200
629,788

26,642,969
149,609

55,619,786

33,924,885

33,293,988
18,720,845

26,792,577
16,397,507

Sell.,

1,000

1,000
381,907

income—

exps.

26,365,470

remuneration

21,000

19,100,158
21,000

executives—

476,302

471,684-

431,937

admin,

gen.

Directors'

of

Salaries

fLegal

286,664

311,405

271,625

445,995

213,910

156,

depreciation-

185,150

163,470

72,288

136,644

Loss

406,972

1,019

95,938

Profit

27,617,662

13,209,662

12,988,291

profits

-—

15,656,485

Net

profit

——

1,000,000

1,000,000
i

10,897,440

Dividends on com. stock

1941,

30,

—————

Earns,

per

Sales

56,335

9,716,798

798,587

814,431

Gas

6,571,127

3,806,054

5,499,727

share-

$5.75

$4.17

$5.08

Sept. 30—

Balance

July

Sheet,

receivable

——:

goodwill-—

Prepaid expenses and other

$7,770,611

$6,586,583

1,928,877

1,875,090

23,731

30,301

256,709

,

——

76,395

54,730

950,125
1,914,287

payable to banks
payable and accrued liabilities.——
Dividends on cumulative preferred stock——
Prov. for Fed., provincial, State & munic. taxes
Notes

—

payable under
1943-1946

maturing

for

Reserve

6r'o

———,—_

$216,454

$148,756

$2,720,612

$2,606,890

3,769

5,141

53,233

86,941

$212,685

$143,615

$2,667,379

bank

credit

•/;.' Dr939

14,846

17,202

,

.

Amort,

..

~

538,963

263,988

—

Pfd.

——1
—

credits

par)

income

stk.

J

296,370

is

require,-

for

for

doubtful

accounts

and

&

purchase contracts was $3,261,443;
market
received, $3,414,797.
••Represented by 1.752,845

in 1941 and 1,753,870 in

1942.—V.

156, p.

Driver-Harris

profit before Federal taxes—.—_
■Federal taxes; —————————
profit

•After

stock

——————

income

and

surtax

tax,

$2,067,413

excess

1942—12 MOS—1941

$68,935

$943,376

$791,507

81,722

17,929

709,495

172,594

$164,173

$86,865

and

Balance

Sheet,

Sept.

—

accounts

—

u-—:

7<!c

debt

—

basis

and

contingencies.

post-war

for

taxes

the

first

with

compared

as

$1.93

profits-

excess

nine

$436,909

1689.

p.

306,000

463,919

on

782,920

eign
Net

580,464
255,595

33,612

10,253

—

71,109

180,490

L—L——

and

204,315

—V.

stock

$1,062,455

$1,033,809

256,032

242,439

247,72Q

196,943

129,705

191,931

—

$591,177

$663,578

$623,073

$656,384

818,568

818,568

818,566

818.066

$0.72

$0.81

$0.76

$0.80

$1,576,077

stock-

80f/o.—

156,

,

to

1,804,782

3,497,212

per

and

State

11,552,500

660,000
288B66

325,539

1,762,260

1,192,223

156,683

111,027

247,323

67,934

5,347,138

4,310,625

•

T

advances

for

____

for

depreciation
in

aid

of

construction

(retirements)

8,317
—

———

p.

8,317

5,191,831

4,582,507

construction

surplus

the

_____

■

$33,784,111 $29,592,365

■

1772.

week

ended

Inc.—Weekly Input.—
Dec.

inputs of client oper¬
are
subsidiariesof
American Power & Light Co., Electric Power & Light Corp. and National
Power & Light Co., as compared with the
corresponding week during
1941

companies

were

f 1,029,597

{3,078,878

1,302,177

$424,575

$373,771

$1,115,906

$1,390,095

$0.53

$0.48

$1.37

$1.94

$1.80

weeks
on

share

ended

common,

for

the

52

Oct.

taxes

for

esti¬

$1,463,532,

was

with

$1,643,234,

ended

Oct.

4,

1941.

against $25,104,227.

52-week

the

1942,

10,

comparing

weeks

weeks totaled $31,592,221

foreign

refund

$246,000.

52

share

a

52

for post-war

{Without credit

2,692,272

'

■

etc.

the

common

and

765,598

for-

approximately

to

4,194,784

share.

for

Oct. 4/41

1,139,369

———

com.

Oct. 10/42

1,454,172

——

profit
a

40 Weeks Ended—-

Oct. 4/41

$7,127,047 $24,714,530 $20,273,478

—„

(1942)

period

or

Net

Federal.

aggregated

compared with $1,396,772 a year earlier.—V. 156, p. 1689.

as

Florida Power & Light Co.—Earnings—

,

Period End. Oct. 31—

Operating
Federal

as

of

follows:

Ebasco

10,

1942

Services

the System
Inc.,

which

1942—Month—1941

$1,360,911

revenues

i

expenses

taxes

:■/

527,727

•Cr37,864

r

—1_

/

1942—12 Mos—1941

-

$1,242,899 $17,569,959 $17,022,515

483,451

—

Other. taxes

6,620,263

96,147

74,940

158,334

6,422,286

*1,965,934

77,668

175,000

1,507,649

970,376

938,263

2,066,666

2,050,000

$383,023

$5,946,720

$6,104,317

114

229

$665,384
: 2,724 V

$383,137

$5,946,949

1,211

38,205

754,119

——j._w'

$668*108

$384,348

$5,985,154

$6,860,980
2,600,000

res. approp.

oper.

Operating
Other

:,

Interest

on

Interest

on

Other

Int.

bonds

216,667

216,667

110,000

■!110,000>

1,320,000

29,190

to

income

the

constr.—-

Cr5,184
$312,251

active

$1,505,507

Corp.

taxes,

increases

wage

to

$199,000

payable

distribution

of

*

tax

provisions
156, p. 1773,

(&

Subs.)—Earnings—
1942—9 Mos.—1941

$70,669

$303,871

$0.18

$0.95

$0.31

$321,138
*

.

$1.03

amortization of war facilities and provision for
{Also, after provision of $104,059 for retro¬
prior

the

quarter.

for

the

to

$5

was

on

taxes

income
as

156,

p,

compared

with

first

{On
nine

217,706

$169,000

months

shares

in

like

of

of

1942

period

of

1048.

Fuller Co.—$2 Common Dividend—

dividend of $2

initial

adjust

stock.

(George A.)
$1,

to

1942—3 Mos—1941
{$100,895

share

depreciation,

$174,207

by the Revenue Act of 1942.—V.

Steel

com.

of

adjustment

——

income

amounted

A

Cr44,692

$596,938

7:

credit

Note—Federal

par

-

1,153,008

—

per

common

327,157
:

$2,658,515

profit

•After

Cr36,843

1,153,008

Follansbee

Federal

-

-

$1,749,946

amount required

{Earns,

1,320,000

352,051-

$34,686

•

————

Period End. Sept. 30—
•Net

28,179

applic. to pfd. stocks for the period-

•Includes

to

2,544

$6,106,861.

-

2,600,000

bonds-

deb.

&

chgd.

—

deductions

mtge.

int.

Net

—

(net)

income

s-

plant

income——

Income

Gross

$665,384

revenues—

———;

(net)

preceding year,—V,

For

781.

p.

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

depreciation,

at

3,497,212

14,000,000

-

bank

——

Ebasco Services
ating

——

Oct. 10/42

sales for the

$1,479,700

1,804,782

—

.

A special

.

par

taxes, x,, .408,707

{At

.

profit

$33,784,111 $29,592,365
$1,479,700

$100)

(par

stock

debt

payable

156,

$10

297,888

share.

State

equal

25,967

—

accrued

Total

(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co.—Special Offering.—
offering of 6,700 shares of common stock (par
S20) was made.on the New York Stock Exchange Dec.

/..

recently exchanged
stock for each

was

of

1

$1,409,429

taxes

Net

209,438

expense—-

-

accrued

Earned

which

shares

1501,

new

5.

paid during

$8,439,149

•After

3,190

257,219

—

$3)

payable

Contributions
common

(par

common

notes

Reserve

$1.55

stock

1 M»

p.

the

on

record Jan.
share

per

Sept. 26,'42 Sept. 27,*41 Sept. 28,*40 Sept. 30,'39

——

28,695
l

—25,967

discount

preferred

stock

Customers'

,$143,480

declared

been

to holders of

250,194

Rent from lease of

2,538

—

i___

debits—'

long-term

Taxes

has

15

326,000

Balance

cumulative

Accounts

of

156,

—

—

Federal,

1941

42,030

i—H

—

—

Serial

($10 par).—V.




•Profit

Liabilities—

$449,480

•15,062 shares and allotments were on a basis of 44.5%.
There were 147 purchases through 45 firms, with the

for

$312,540

$1,93

income

profits

share

capital

par

sales

Dividends

(no

with $1.50 commission, by Smith, Barney &
Co. and Laird, Bissell & Meeds.
Bids were received for

$100,000
stock.

per

-

per

40%

Net

3<>

1,667,695

—_

—_

—

Total

less

14 at $130.

Federal

excess

1941

{$311,317

——

—^-12 Weeks Ended—•

Net

$27,684,720 $25,024,888
2,809,465
3,011,985

—

___

supplies-—

Total

prepreciation, etc.
{On 89,170 outstanding shares of
156, p. 1047.

i
fund

Reacquired securities —

1941

$1.27

etc
and

—

deferred

Common

507,600

30,

quarterly

$964,101

$1,652,871

and

$620,844

of

and

cents

Flintkote Co.

profits

$82,450

tax-

——

Other

$1,318,-

shares

regular

1942

common

the

prof,

Operating

1942—Month—1941

deposits

Materials

1951.

——r.i———_$113,244

{Earnings per common share

$2,101,718

$115,360

$149,220

1942

Prepayments

aggregate

value,

four

to

—

interest and

reserve

$25

on

common

•At

103,579

receivable L_——

Interest

Net

103,579

,

Accounts receivable

109,774,517

1942

♦Net

8,632

Federal

——

Cash

Co.—Earnings-

Quarter Ended Sept, 30—

for

prof,

investment

Notes

19,404,589

(1941),

of

8,632

;

surplus-

exc.

Special

1,203,000

{The

23.

March

on

common

Plant,' properties,
Total

{403,850

depreciation

record Dec.

during 1941, the company In
dividends:
July 2, $1.25, and

special

$10, payable Jan.

profit

Shares

$2,170,992

Consolidated

37,145,450

allowances

share on tho

per

issue

made

share—-

Ended—

Prop, retire,

1,000,000

1,800,000

$1

Works—Earnings—

income taxes—

Earnings

16,164

$2,205,297

follows:

as

Federal

15.797,000

112,379,654

57,970

$123,992

Assets—

31,536,655

:

————

258

$157,85*2

__

div.

Premium

•

Net

22,653

16,673

1,699

17,075

deducts.

6,620,225

16,450,000

1'9,424,904

'

1

20,858,037

of

this

on

Sept. 30—

75

profit

exc.

mated

198,125

•

Common Dividend

with quarterly dividends of $1

old

Months

{Fed.

390,639

2,438

Totals

739; 1942, $2,014,624.
+After deducting reserve for
amortization
(1941),
$7,792,409;
1942,
$11,750,794.
amount

of

stock

Operating

$2,600,448

404,641

Period End. Sept. 30—
Fed. inc. tax & surtax:.

4,485,493

2,000,000
(par $100)

stock

reserve

•

First National Stores, Inc.—Earnings—
3

discount

income

dividends

tax

8,016.785

———

•After

155,

156, p. 2037.

share held.—V.

$3,667,051

15,500,000

205,625

$2,684,58'1

32,513

expense

Balance

851,642

7,750,000

$158,461

34,382

_

debt

Unamortized
Total

made

was

1939—V.

20,

holders of

to

addition

In

share

per

income

par

the

on

$2.31
Net

11,726,264

4,808,064

$211,746

—

_

-

Miscell,

16,529,512

1
1,281,665

income

of

and

50,116,291

181,956
392,132
18,109,491

30

made

were

last.

common

compares

Earns,

25,817,305

—

contingencies!—

Earned surplus

each

following

after

dividend

par

80,499

_

income

Gross

agreement,

——

future operations—

surplus

Capital

cents

depreciation,

new

$2,519,949

devel-

and

_

Interest

7,250,000

agreement—,

cumulative preferred stock

'♦•Common
.

S.—

under bank credit

Deferred credits to

amount

Dec.

on

dividend

a

payable Dec.

1,108,453

costs

ment

Liabilities—

Notes

and

of
1942 amounted to $1,645,269
period of preceding year.—V. 156,

like

$25

739,090

99,628

revenues-

Exploration

112,379,654 109,774,517

—

Accounts

.

1940,

declared

16

22,

161,465 shares of

This

257,059

169,708

Note—Provision

U.

20,

like

of

y

Period—

$

228,829

deferred items—

——

and

distribution

——

capital stock,

1942—12 Mos—1941

1941

59,409,787

—

i——;—:

,T

•{•Property, plant and equipment—:
Trademarks, bottling and blending rights, con-

Canada

com¬

to holders

31

Co.—Secondary Offering.—Mackoffering 1,500 shares of capital stock
points concession to dealers.—V. 156,

the

per

{Also

months

in

Subs.)—

149,002

—.

oper.

Net

3,930,552

26,640,089

_———_—

bonds—

_•—

quarterly
the

on

Dec.

for

(prov.

—

Other

6,135,704

hand-——.-—

Deposits on grain futures contracts--———Sundry investments and advances, at cost

Total

(&

(Del.)

Company

$482,417

LiiL-i.

Depreciation
Taxes

31

1942.
.V/.$ V

v

and

25

Note—Federal

share

per

$634,628

revenues

Maintenance

$3.29

Inventories

in

{On

A

148,339

Operating

2,248,898

1,752,645

Canadian Government

Advances

23.

1942—11 Mos—1941

1942—Month—1941

Operation

3,485,290

1,752,845

banks and on

regular

declared

are

cents

profit

for

cents

25

Natural

Paso

Balance

•Accounts

•r

Dec.

was

$2,736,000 $40,936,795 $29,549,278

$3,790,174

of

dividend

extra

EI

832,125

3,402,640

*•;;• .;•:'Ci. .V;■?&.-i

tracts

record

cents per share

1942—Month—1941

——

Period End.

3,505,371

819,537

25

Sept.

Depreciation

6,566,313

1,753.800

Assets—

the

and

been

•■

$15,

Ended

Months

1941

79,174

3,506,776,

Consolidated

in

of

holders

to

12l/2

has been declared on
the
common
stock, par $2, payable Dec. 28 to holders of record
Dec.
22.
Quarterly distributions of 20 cents per share were made
on
Sept. 14 and Dec. 15 of this year, as compared with 30 cents
per
share in preceding quarters.
In addition, an extra of 50 cents
was
disbursed on Dec. 29, 1941.—V. 156, p. 1862.

company.

rv-

30

Issues this year.
of

Extra Dividend—

and United States excess profits taxes of
{Including
approximately $8,687,000 in 1942 and $649,000 in 1941.
those of subsidiary companies.
{Loss on liquidation of a subsidiary

Cash

have

■--.v: %;

:

An

Canadian

"■Including

,«,;>■■■

"!■

1,742,645

com.

share

per

share

extra

Dec.

on

paid

year

taxes.

Earnings—

outstdg.

share

Common

Dec.

distribution

a

retirements)

Surplus

•_

Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.—75-Cent Dividend.—

—-

8,110,012

63,737

stk.

cumul. pfd.

on

payable

stocks,

only payment on these

Dec.

Period End. Nov. 30—

2,321,898

3,192,319

4,043,315

contingenciesfor exch. adjusts.

Prov.

Divs.

taxes

cents

Dec.

on

par

of

of

•Federal

for

Prov.

B

the

has been declared on the class A

cents per share

1325.

and

income

for

•Prov.

with

as follows:
and Dec, 29,

were

.

Light & Traction Co.—$1

and

•After
12 Vi

8,888,21^2

(netj-

—

1941

Insurance

stock,

{Earnings

Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—November Sales—

{72,022

———

invests,

on

is

p.

304,567

678

assets

last;

20, 50 cents—V.

9

made,
compared with 25 cents on June 28,
1941,
In each of the four
quarters of 1940 payments of 1214 cents each were made—V. 156,

42,168

67,103

class

On

of cap¬

Loss on disposal
ital

and

This

153,166

contracts—__

of

Amort.

capital

29, last, compared

25 cents each,

29,

the

on

Distributions of

21.

Dec.

during

Payments

per

An

Federal Screw

1862.

p.

dividend of

A

393,878

217,469

(net)

for

Prov.

15.

directors

24

Dec.

200,317

495,152

fees

Interest

133,850,357 103,231,335

207,892,397

profit on salesinc., discts., etc.,

Total

1940

:

and

Gross
Misc.

1941

1942

'—

goods

declared

been

record

and Sept.

•:

25

of

y

payments

Easy Washing Machine Corp.—12 V2-Cent Dividend—

1939
$
84,787,807
58,144,838

freight

(less

allowances

has
to"

continue

159,083

U.

income

Balance

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.
Years End. July 31—-

Cost

Dec.

18,

common

•Net

Sales

1942.

cents

ubin, Legg & Co.
at 4014, less 114
p. 1048.-

$1,549,432

19,386

interest

Expenses, taxes and interest

1942.—V. 156, p. 2037.

the Revenue Act of

basis of

the

on

of
29

June

1048.

p.

37'/2

Distributions

5,000,000

———

$1,264,829

minority

to

——

.

taxes—-:

$150,990

40,830

deductions;

dividend

Applicable

for the first
the year to cover estmated requirements under contract renego¬
and provision for
other contingencies and recomputation of

tiation

taxes

holders
on

both payable in United States funds on

Federal

Note—Figures for the nine months include adjustments
half of

will

He

company,

2129,

June 28 and Sept.

dividend

of

Dec.

that
Net

Secretary-Treasurer,

N.y J.,

.

the
p.

share has

per

to

30,

918.,

——$10,329,115

—

general and administrative expenses————
paid ————
--—
—-■—
—
for renegotiation of Govt, contracts, obsolescence

Selling,

$269,434

—

amortization

$10,321,834

—

—

_

income

Preferred
Total

any companies

;

77,652

trucks and service parts

new

—

of

156,

$1,627,084

-

on

income

Other

156,

Federal

Federal and State sales taxes—

allowances,

sales.:

cents

30

made

20 cents;

record

p.

.

Miscell.

and

returns

Cost

22.5'

156, p. 2129.

787,979

(net)

__—

62

were

March

on

27,

stock,

mon

on

Balance

|^.995

106,751

Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc.—Extra Dividend—

$2,715,789

$331,234

income

of

each

cents.—V.

4,888,865

—Li

revenues—

oper.

19.2

130,746

o.f. ,Elizabeth,.

Vice-President

a

Treasurer—V.

payable Dec.

cents

dividend

15,

Diamond T Motor Car Co.—EarningsEarnings

McGu.inn.ess
as

dividend

stock,

1942—12 Mos—1941

421,387

taxes)

inc.

6.9

14,858

$889,027 $10,873,711 $10,182,324

565,528

(incl.

Co.——ZV

,

10,874

77,385

'

Equitable Investment Corp. of Massachusetts.—Div,—
A

1942,

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

$929,640

Maintenance

1862.

p.

_

——_——

Taxes

were

cents

revenues

Operation

cents per share

Jan. 15 to holders of record
made on July 15 and Oct.

payable

$20.

par

Distributions of

2G.

Dec.

dividend

a

2,

1951,

p.

1942—Month—1941

Period End. Oct. 31—

Operating
declared

15

Dec.

on

March

on

Corp:—92,243

Light

Pet,

158,323

169,197

,,

Amount

on

payable Jan, 1 to
made on July 1,

was

each

$1

&

Increase

1941

figures do not include the system Inputs of

named

function

20

$8,333,738 $12,609,200

———————

$20,

par

Light

1942

Elastic Stop Nut Corp.—New Vice-President—
v,; W.F,

25

30-Cent Dividend—
The

and

has been declared

share

per

stock,

similar distribution

A

annual payments of
March 1, 1941 and 1940.—V. 156,

compared

and

of

prior

record Dec.

&

Power

The above

6,245,420

4,885,637

expense-—

convertible

5%

holders of

$13,219,374 $18,854,620

—

dividend

semi-annual

the

220,204

132,717

Power

Thousands of KilowattHours
'''(•■

not appearing in both periods—V.

been

$13,086,657 $18,634,416

-

,♦;«;•*>

..
•

divi¬

follows:
March 31, June 30
31, 50 cents.—V. 156, p. 1C05.

Eastern Utilities Associates
Net

the regular quarterly

and

Corp.—50-Cent Preferred Dividend.—

Eastern

last,

corporate

share

per

share have been

per

,

A

Gross

cents

49.543,573

profits tax—~

Balance, income from utility operations™.
Other miscellaneous income—
:

25

Payments

52,257,975

and maintenance 'charges—.:;:
Federal normal tax and surtax

Operating
Excess

$1

declared on the common stock,
value, both payable Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec. 10. , This,
a
total of $2 per share for the current year.

of

makes

1941

$76,549,632 $73,077,989

utility operations,—.

earnings from

Gross

:

1942

30—

Nov,

Electric
National

of

dividend

extra

dend

Detroit Edison Co.

/,
1

,

no

12

"

Operating Subsidiaries of—
American Power & Light Co.—

Co.—Extra Dividend—

Duval Texas Sulphur
An

v

the

and

Com¬

for 25 years an
due next May—

Dec. 13, on a voluntary plan for extending
issue of $49,000,000 of 4f/e first and refunding bonds
mission,

Monday, December 21, 1942
'

1

shares.—V.

smallest to two

according to the New York "Sun" were to

amounting to 1,700 Shares
156, p. 2129.

allotment

largest

Hudson Co.—To Seek Bond Extension-

Delaware &

officials of the company,
liold

& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

THE COMMERCIAL

2222

per

Dec.
made
Dec,

share has been declared

28
on

28,

on the common stock,
holders'of' record Dec.' 21. " A similar
issue on Dec: 27,: last, ^as against" ah
1940.—V. 156, p. 1606. "
"
"

to

this

.

General American Oil

Fresnillo Co.- -Earnings-

(The)
Year

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

Number 4135

Volume 156

$5,912,151

metals and ores produced.

Gross revenue from

Net

$5,626,519

Operating, shipping and selling expense.,.—^

4,755,707

gain ._W—A————r—■.w—

$1,156,445

$1,058,450

9,867

—

-

.

1941

$346,838

$311,286

195,178

a—

334,953

1,234

—7

Operating

income

received

Dividends
'''

Total

'

■'

Earnings per common share

———

.

investments.™—

on

Traffic

i-**——'—**"v*

and invest, in subs, written off.
exploration AA-*—————-AArr

props,

Outside

"Net

London

and

10,000

Provision

Dividend

liabilities,

1941 and 1942.;,. -y

30,

June

''.-.'-Assets

10

$6,320,868
6,320,063
14,088

and

stock,

declared

15

payable Feb.

1

of

15

cents

to holders of lecord Jan.

■"

Other

Corp.—Earnings—

134,538

supplies-

847,899

24,849

chgs. (net)

oper.

18,905

■•i'J,

.

99,514

555,192

sales

of

content

340,816 $14,868,413

and

amortization

Net

operating

$3,879,166 $14,585,843
$9,109,315
"-'-./A- A A..'..AAA'.:'A"-'-.'
7
656,509
289,275
1,734,873
774,159

—_

———
2,127,966
contingencies——
;—
150,000
surplus
*
i
846,550
Paid-in surplus w—————————WA~A- "■7 185,828

reserve

received

advances

agreement.—V.

156,

refined

on

lead

Net

185,828

Months

Ended

A

$11,340,816 $14,868,413
be sold under pool

25

$429,679

cents

50

1941

,'7.

shares

Earnings

7

outstanding—-—

share—

per

$2,

"After depreciation, interest, etc.*

Gaylord Container

-

-V.

(&

Corp.

156, p.

1939

1940

$3,928,555

v

30,153

income —-—

$563,267

$876,420

241,635

248,530

■:

Interest

taxes

inc.

$4,573,940

437,643

242,236
13,260

1,293,230

547,950

111,122

17,010

48,691

352,370

187,000

2,325,600

Prov.

598

_

$176,632

$427,227

for

tax_

inc.

Fed.

145,000

Earns,

per

"Taxes

nine

the

for

income

$453,828
70,317
$0.71

67,684
$0.44

share-

com.

on

$300,476

months

$843,988
204,889
$1.19

are

the

on

basis

of

A

the

Revenue
Act, but without- credit for post-war refund.
Overprovision for taxes on income for the six months ended June 30, 1942,
is reflected in the results for the third quarter,-

tTo

provide

to high

additional taxes and other contingencies attaching
156, p. 1952.
.
.
•

for

rate of operations.—V.

_

7; Gemmer Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
Year

Gross

Ended

30—
operations——

1942 v.--;.;

Sept.

profit from

145,913

from

rec.

Net income

wholly owned

subs._

before Federal tax—

;

200,065

-

Net

^

$314,424
85,000

$580,335

$399,424

166,000

56,500

:

125,000

on

"After

stock————

class A

class

on

stock

B

79,892

81,445

154,290

General Tire & Rubber

In

164,583

this

Balance

marketable

Sheet

banks

in

securities

and

(less

As

of

Sept.

30,

1942

of

$299,302;
investments in
$14,572 to reduce to market

value),

finished

and

in

process,

materials

and

supplies,

$678,181;

prepaid

taxes and other charges, $71,042; balances due from em¬
$8,512; inventory of products held against customers' orders
were
suspended
upon .cessation
of
automobile
production,

insurance,

ployees,
which

$63,842;

claim

against closed banks (less reserve of $18,069), $5,922;
wholly owned
subsidiary,
$23,149;
proceeds
of life
insurance
policies deposited with Detroit Trust Co. (trustee) under
terms of an agreement dated Oct. 9,
1936, $103,646; property, ' plant
in

investment

and

equipment
not

land

(less reserve for

used

in

operations,

depreciation of

$49,553;

$683,742), $1,150,077;
deferred
charges,
$65,274;

patents, $1; total, $2,963,579.""
$33,746;

accrued

accrued

Federal

payable
(trade),
$122,997;
accrued
payroll,
State and Federal .social security taxes, $15,683;
capital
stock
taxes,
$10,000;
accrued
local
and

taxes,
$22,100;
miscellaneous
accrued
liabilities,
$6,940;
deposits for defense bond purchases,
$13,450;
reserve
compensation
insurance,
$22,201;'
dividend
de¬

sundry

employees'

$19,963; provision
for Federal income and
excess
profits
$125,000; portion of proceeds of insurance policies, $51,450;
stock, $1,500,000; class B stock, $100,000;
treasury stock,
$505,432; earned surplus (of which $340,117 is restricted on account
of
the
acquisition of treasury stock), $1,230,585;
capital surplus,
$194,896; total, $2,963,579.—V. 156, p. 2183.
clared,

taxes,

A

class

on

15

p.

directors

the

This

Inc.—40-Cent Com¬

Dividend—

The

John H. Sheperd, III, President and General Manager of the
network, who will be retained in the General Tire program.,
c
"The Yankee Network covers a great section of the United States,
Mr. O'Neil said.
"It provided us with a proving ground for our new

by
-

merchandising plans
The

and our new merchandise."
stations of the Yankee Network are:
WNAC,

21

on

Dec.

16

declared.a

dividend

of

40

cents

per

share

stock, payable Dec. 24 to holder? of record Dec. 21.
with 25 cents paid on, this issue on Dec. 22, last year;
Dec. 24, 1940, and 25 cents on Dec, 22,
1939.—V. 156,

common

;

were

as

follows:

Dec.

on

been

respect

important

Bangor,

Me.;

WTHT,

Hartford,

Conn.;

,

—V.

156,

Greenfield,

WHAI,

Me.;

Mass.,, and

WSYB,

Rutland,

made

16

in

the

to

the

29

In

Jan.

to

Total

declared

were

1942—Month—1941

Operating
for

deprec

Prov.

for

general

1942—12 Mos.—1941

Prov.

for

Fed.

Prov.

for

excess

"-taxes

Divs.

income

and

other

income

16,957,716

16 ,705,957

335,000

4,419,540

930,000

332,412

3,703,848

*1,908,069

371,697

960,498

184,385

4,822,601

155,800

——

$727,025

$734,783

deducts.

311,076

315,653

3,799,645

5,154,239

$415,949

$419,134

$5,440,617

16.—V.

223,005

223,005

2,676,064

2,721,778

pfd. stock

■:

stock, par $1,

Dec.

12

declared

31,

to

holders

of

of

the

and

the

record

of arrearages

each

dividend

a

1942

on

Dec.

A;

23.

also paid

was

preceding

of

80

cents

per

cents

on




Balance

-V.

—

156, p.

1774. I-

—

$192,944

A

share

share

stock,

payment

this issue

of

both

$2

per

Dec.

on

quarters of
per
share

the

29,

current

disbursements of 80 cents
were
made.
Oct. 1, last, totald $5.75
per share.—V. 156, p. 1049.

revenue

$32,023,779 $13,209,590
321,824
988,755
$32,345,603 $14,198,344

of

intangible

274,361

State

421,606

56,973

94,268

4,634,755

3,757,599

.__.A *17,151,502

1,821,531

income
excess

income

■

profits

tax.

taxes_______

.Wwi

485,740

income

applic. to stock of subs,
public——

hel4

by

•Net

251,309

$9,317,965

Net; income
Net

257,575

424,306

property..™.

deductions

$7,594,456

consol.

income

2,506,380

2,175,815

applicable to stock of corp
$6,811,586
Average number of com. shs. outstanding
^w
2,792,075
-Earnings per common share.A--—-—ww_.w
;; $2.39

$5,418,640

^

V tIncludes equity in net income applicable to
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc

2,790,076

$1.89;

<■

$714,997 '

—

"After

deducting post-war credits.

<

$546,126

,

Note—The

reported earnings for the first six months of 1942
a
provision for Federal income and excess profits taxes at
substantially in excess of those finally fixed by the 1942 Rev¬
Act.
Such
provision at rates finally fixed would have been

included
rates
enue

.approximately $1,385,000 less, which is equal to 36.6 cents per share
applicable to common stock of Greyhound Corp.—V. 156, p. 2131.

Guardian Life Insurance Co. of America—Revises 1943
Dividend Scate—
A

scale

new

of

''

dividend

adopted by .the board
for

1942

The

are

of

in

available.

for

the

at

its

ment

policyholders in 1943
last meeting, subject to

of

in

bonds

the

full

year's

was

the

operations

^

■

dividend

-

formula

from

reduction

a

3.5%

to

in

the interest

3.3% A This

action

view

of the steady decline in interest rates over the
the probability-of continuing the company's policy

few years and

investing

new

directors

*

to

only essential change in the scale is

used

called

last

of

distribution

January ratification after results

increasing proportion

an

which

will

result

in

of

funds

new

continuing

a

in

U.

S.

decline

in

interest

Govern¬
on

investmets.

There is little

change in dividends

on

the lower premium plans.and

short

the

durations, but substantial change in the case of policies
higher premium plans and at the longer durations.
will be no change in the interest rate allowed on dividends

the

left

accumulate

to

at

interest

policy

or

$9,240,262 $10,527,738

left

proceeds

$2,764,553

$2,651,720

under

an

optional settlement.—V. 155, p. 2457.

Hamilton Gas

Corp.

Earnings
•'

■-V

Operating

•'■

revenues

for

(& Subs.)—Earnings12 Months
-

••

___w__

Non-operating income
Total

operating

(net)

Ended

Sept.

Net

deductions

loss

3ft
1942

:

$603,070

—

_w__.

156,

p.

$4,400

2131.

1,544
$577,635

533,914

512,756

91,870

.—

in

—

1942

1941

$576,092

$606,824

income——.

—

"Includes

—V.

'

3,754

♦Operating expenses and taxes
Interest

$196,129

$2

common

on

three

per

of

dividend

a

class

—

96,902

$18,960

$32,022

compares

2130.

pay¬
,.v."-/v..--:

156, p. 2131,

$5,373,498

I

which

..

common

:iwA

264,690

i

•

on

1,716,453

tax]

profits

,J_Wr~__)

Gross

Net

inc.

$3,303,037 $41,052,036 $36 955,882

325,265

—

taxes

at

1943,

There

374,250

expenses...-

Prov.

Int.

$3,761,136
1,374,098

revenue

6,

■

the

on

income

Federal

at

-Earnings—

Period End. Oct. 31—•

,

business

income

Amortization

on

Gross

1,

'

following statement:
the meeting of the

prior years,

adjourned

Interest

Vt.

1326.

p.

Georgia Power Co.

2,

Oct.

Christmas

accumulations

operating

Other

is

WLBZ,

WATR, Waterbury, Conn.; WFEA, Manchester, N. H.; WNBH, New
Bedford, Mass.; WBRK, Pittsfield, Mass.; WHYN, Holyoke and Spring¬
field, Mass.;, WNLC, New London, Conn.; WEIM, Fitchburg, Mass.;
WLNH, Laconia, N. H.; WRDO, Augusta, Me.; WCOU, Lewiston and

12, $1;

1150.;'.V %

p.

—

Net

usual

Boston; WEAN,

This

March

on

March

common

15.

Dec.

$1.40

:'
1942
'1941
Operating revenues
$90,138,928 $56,246,492
Operating expense —52,127,468
37,605,885
Depreciation
r—
5,987,681
5,431,018

Fall

Mass.;

record

156, p. 1150.

the

on

record

and

quarterly

rate

River,

the

on

of

March

on

Greyhound Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—

Providence, R. I.; WICC, Bridgeport, Conn.; WAAB, Worcester, Mass.;
WCSH, Portland, Me.; WLLH, Lowell and Lawrence, Mass.; WSAR,

.

General American Investors Co.,
mon

.

,

workmen's

for

war

Auburn,

Liabilities—Accounts

because General Tire engineers have: already developed

devices which they plan to offer to the public as soon
ends, he said.
"
■' ^ ->, V-"
Application for transfer of the network will be made to the Federal
Communications Commission in Washington within the next few days
the

as

reserve

first

the

radio

many

$198,578;
customers'
accounts, receivable
(less, reserve
of
$2,000 for doubtful accounts), $236,582; sundry accounts and accruals
receivable, $9,812; due from subsidiary, $106; inventories of products

the purchase, William O'Neil, President, stated that
step in the post-war expansion plans of the com¬

announcing

economy and

7

hand,

on

Co.—Buys Network—

These plans include entrance into other fields of manufacture
and merchandising. Communications expansion is the first move made,
because of the growing
importance of! this field in the American

depreciation of $98,684 in 1942, $105,692 in 1941,
buildings, machinery and equipment,
tln$43,000 in 1941 and $21,000 in 1942 for excess profits tax.

Assets—Cash

made

declared
of

last,

followed

ending Dec.

account

year.

Federal

company,

is

declared

holders

to

9 Months Ended Sept. 30—

pany.,

1940 on

in

been

holders

1,

156,

has

16

on

of

Dec.

on

Other

it was announced on Dec. -15, has purchased the
21-station Yankee Network, the fifth largest radio chain in America.

charging

$105,841

cludes

to

Oct.

1941

Green

with

quarter

Accruals as at

r

year-end

The

87,188

154,290

A—

22

on

custom

Dec.

directors

year,

on

its subsidiaries a gain of 2,166 companyowned telephones for the month of November, 1942 as compared with
a
gain of 2,776 telephones for the month of November. 1941.
The
gain for the first 11 months of 1942 totals 27,927 or 4.82% as com¬
pared with a gain of 40,417 telephones or 7.60% for the corresponding
period of 1941.
'
»
f ,
The subsidiaries now have in operation 607,432 company-owned tele¬
phones, the corporation announced.—V. 156, p. 1863.

Cr50,644

75,000

L.

the

account

a,

General Telephone Corp.—Gain in Phones—

income'A——_W——:AAA':A $226,760 A $414,335 A $342,924

Dividends

Dividend

and

37,058

$505,335

H.

the

last
"•

The corporation reports for

$263,780

$351,760

•(Provision for Federal income tax—
:

185,955

$468,278

25,492

operating profit—
Miscellaneous charges- (net)——

$654,233

been

29

were

,

$406,380
142,600

$336,760
15,000

"Net

Div.

1940

.

$311,268

Selling, admin, and gen. expenses...

'

f,1941

$457,181

■

has

Dec.

each

has

share

Dec.

$3.—V.

results

payable

$470,889

$460,022

dividend of 50 cents per share has been declared on
the common stock, payable Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec. 21.
Distributions of
25 cents each were made on April 1, July 1
and
Oct. 1, last.
Payments during 1941 were as follows;
July 1 and
Oct. 1, 25 cents each, and on Dec. 22, 50 cents.
The company states that the indicated net income for the 11 months
ended Nov. 30, 1942, amounted, after Federal taxes and all charges,
to $869,981, equivalent to $2.33 per share on the common stock.—V.
156, p. 1049.

,1942

156, p. 2038.

cents

per

paid

during

during the

share

General Railway Signal Co.—Year-End Dividend—

$1,059,868
212,304
$1.57

share

per

cents

50

50

$3.50
$1

22,

held

on

Cr 1,532

A;.>V',129

•,

Net profit
Divs, paid on pfd. stk._

S.

Greif Bros. Cooperage Corp.—Class A Dividends—

the 607,598 shares of common shares for the
September quarter amounted to $0.06 in 1942 and $0.46 in 1941.—V*
156, p. 1502.

456,040

$1

payable

30,

payable

Dec.

the

The

257,000

249,763

w

681,060

.

295,130

reserves-

of

with

for

AA

profit

Note—Earnings

(est.)

■••Contingency

Net

& State

for Fed.

"Prov.

$1,356,824

depl. & amort,
charges —A

Deprec.,

$2,761,928

$973,811

:

and

$726,357

$709,914
•i s

of
of

;;

.

Profit.

U.

the staff of the Rubber Administrator,
in the company's tire division.

on

able Jan. 22 to holders of record Jan.

36,718

/

miscell.

(net)

the

to

organizations administrating
it is announced by T. G.

program,

.

$689,638

$679,761

deductions

in

loaned

done and the profits
selling season will be known.
Action on the dividends usually declared and
paid in. January will be
taken at the adjourned meeting."
■
On Jan. 6, last, an extra of 50 cents and the usual
quarterly divi¬

3,249,142

V

25,045

1942—9 Mos.—1941

1942—3 Mos.—1941

Period End. Sept. 30—

posts

been

30,1 last.

June

par,

President

$3,938,781

3,248,794

A— ::

and

have

men

value,

par

Sept.

Payments

time

1941

$851,375

Total

The

2457.

p.

Steamship Co.—Year-End Dividend—

no

and

no

earned

3,279,425

21,497

Interest

amount

1941.

compounding

dividend

and

"Continuing

;

$4,130,800

$541,770

1237.

common

like

(II. L.) Green Co., Inc.—Dividend Action Postponed—

and

1

1942

Operating profit

Sub.)—Earnings—

A

17,

for Government duty on Dec. 1.—V.

reported

dend of like amount

Other income

155,

the

on

31.

July

:..■■

serve

of

common

—

——.

assume

manager

dividend

1942.

7

2,500,015

i

Deprec, & amort., etc.—

Common

A

$3,041,785

3 Mos. End. Sept. 30—

$1,772,176
•'•'■• 398,667 77 395,505
AA
$2.25
$4.15

declared
Dec.

including

1931.—V.

technical

will

Distributions

29

stock,

as follows:
April 1, 35 cents; July
and Dec. 26, 65 cents.—V. 156, p. 1049.

2,438,575

2,219,838

wLwA——W—,i, Aw-Aww $1,027,022

Net' profits

..

$2,829,207

$1,797,302

—

—

Federal income and excess profits taxes

been

record

and

(Daniel) Green Co., Boston—$3.50 Dividend—

1416.

were

each;

50 cents

accrued

31,
Payments during 1941 were as follows:
each; Sept. 1, $1. and Dec. 29, one
share of 5% convertible preferred stock of Crucible Steel Co. of
America

General Outdoor Advertising Co.—Earnings—

—w.'w—„W—W~www~—WW—- $23,723,715 $24,605,205
"Profit
———w———3,246,860 ; t 4,210,751

.

$773,984

were

during

1,

associate
interest.—V. 156.
an

for each 10 shares of Great Lakes common stock held.—V.

1941

each

cents

Co.,

5%

*5,250,000

10,605,000

share has been declared on the

per

Sales

:

30

March

349,868

549,202;

19.

26 to holders of record Dec. 18.
Distributions of
made on April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1, last.
Pay¬

payable Dec.

in

synthetic rubber
President.

stock,

directors

1942

30—

of

dividend

stock,

to

Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—

Sept.

2,737,000

General Fireproofing Co.—50-Cent Dividend.—

ments

9

118,535

3,630,000

profits taxes.—V. 156, p.

excess

of

since

made

company

year-end

June

'

273,229
inc. taxes

7—______

income

holders

Board.

men

Dec.

$8,429,075

$3,629,519 $12,951,504

on.

expense

share has

per

to

quarter

Hull, who will

compares

Oct.

77 Fruehauf Trailer

$4,332,907

debt

"Includes

2130.

p.

&

funded

Prov. for Fed.

150,000
1,012,196

for

"Includes

(net).—

income

Interest

15

was

and

Vice

common

$8,335,157
93,918

$3,589,891 $12,850,970
34,026 7;
39,629
100,534

$4,298,881

■

Total

4,007,074
2,075,327

Earned

Total

profit-

-

'■Depletion ;;reserv^—J—'A"178,695

■

income

cents

Great Lakes

■

A

Other

plus

to

mortgage

v.

more

assistant
The

■A'!,::''-'wAV'A'
A- A ; v. A:.';
(1,050.000 shares, no par) —' $1,050,000
$1,050,000
•Accounts payable and accrued expenses———
133,586
150,425
Reserves for Mexican and U. S. taxeswrA-~A'
266,362
292,484
.Unclaimed dividends, w-'-^-A-A-w—..AAA/ .:w.A 320Aa A—-A
Advances rec. on unliquidated sales of products
"642,292
147,204
Prov. for treatment chgs., shipping & sell. exps.
315,084
wA
Surplus • reserves';;,^—v 5,444,133; :. 5,797,875

amount

of

authority

first

Utilities

NJ

reduction

for

SEC
its

Goodrich Co.—Technical Men Loaned to Gov¬

Production

is

66,646

44,977

to

W. R. Hucks, manager of the raw materials division of the
company,
be
assigned to the operating division of the Rubber Reserve
Company.
R. G. Boyd, now manager of
planning and scheduling in the tire
division, has been assigned to the allocation division of the War

$9,042,669

6,005

PA

for

treasury
of

$4,955,390

Operating profit —
Prov.
for
depreciation

stock

face

NY

,

1,390

W.'

25

each

payment

R. J.
.

of

from

its

applied
amount

will

Liabilities— A

Depreciation

of

paid

Graham,

1,281,117
260,005

$3,873,160 $14,540,867

$4,954,000

1,398,323

1978,

88'/2%

nation's

the

424,644

1,

in

has

face

ernment—

"...

480,480
237,269

$45,000

payable Jan.

been

(B. F.)

•

513,426

Deferred charges ,w_—w.

'Reserve

at

previous

1942—3 Mos.—1941
1942—9 Mos.—1941
$5,671,749
$4,397,318 $16,494,382 $10,583,792

Operating profit —
Net
profit
on
copper

47,145

,010,448

Common

June

dividend

A

.

stock,

made

expenses

1,201,355
233,981

41~095

7:'. Total

due

cash

excess

company

cash

Gladding, McBean & Co.—25-Cent Dividend—

p.

during 1942 were as follows: April 1 and Aug. 1,
each; Nov. 2, 15 cents; and Dec. 19, 10 cents,—V. 156, p. 1952.

cents

utilize

debt,

for

company,

share
20.

per

7—•

1941

$1,510,085

■.p., 2038, /■■;.

;v7::-7';v''7v':'7''', >":'A' v.■;

dividend

a

to

order

long-term

bonds,

Co.—15-Cent Common Dividend.—

Gross profit on sales—
Selling, admin. & gen.

64,043

780,263

deposits—

156,

to Dec,

2131.

p.

purchase

$500,000 extraordinary reserve for

.,,.7 7. 77

General Cable

6 ,454,033

—w_—.

Materials

sundry

and

receivable

a

$2.31

$0.86

1

1942

$1,655,969

$44,025

Georgia Power & Light Co.—Seeks to Buy Bonds—
In

$3,304,683
$3.17

$898,392 t$2,403,551

156,

its

1942—9 Mos.—1941

1,040,964 shares of capital stock.—V,

Dec.

on

common

Payments

1941

28,788

Products

—V.

-—Jan.

1941

$31,975

•

,

Three

$2,,140,188

.

,

1942

earnings

Government

_WW———w—

Accounts

directors

the

on

assets

13,252

and on hand

receivable

..

ton

.;■/>

Period End. Sept. 30—

assets

Cash in banks

■:

The

367,482

■

Notes

and provision of

General Baking

$616,674

,1942

A- A;-v''.

'

.

has

prop,

Investments.' w-A——-A———---w—
■Other

2038.

rt. A,
June 3ft

in Mexico, incl. appraised value
of developed ore bodies--——
Plant, mining & other mach., equip. & bldgs.—
Mining

■•

*$1,148,003
$1.10

—

computed at 81%,

Ay,,

Sheet,

Balance

Consolidated

1942—3 Mos.—1941

952,

and other foreign currency

Mexican peso

of

'

-

.

and Federal income and excess profits taxes,
tAfter a
a $1,500,000 extraordinary reserve for contingencies and
Federal income and excess profits taxes. The excess profits taxes were

66,548

$779,308
944,955

——-—W-r—A-—Ww-wA

paid

conversion

On

and

depreciation

for the year

Gain

*

1,302

53,131

profit

"After charges

303,119

taxes—-

other

for

for

Reserve

•

contingencies
provision of

10,000

284,567

Sept. 30—

^Earnings per com. sh._

$1,030,570
33,277

37,525

expenses,.

S. capital stocks tax-———Provision for Mexican inc. & exc. prof, taxes.

Net

2,847

$1,165,832

provision for ,U.

.

235

<■

General American Transportation Corp.—Earnings—

1,834

A V

~

York

New

2,439

——-—w~A--~"

profit-

exchange

Balance

■

■

1 '

$0.68

$1.35

—————

156, p. 1149.

Period Ended

$1,067,760
t,:'vA_w'"
38,204

$1,168,506
■'

Mining

—V,

Days End. Dec. 7—

Period—

8,077

2,194

Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—

1942

income

Outstanding shares of common stock

4,568,069

Miscellaneous

■

Co. of Texas—Earnings—

Year Ended June 30—

1941

1942

Ending June 30—

2223

and

$312

in

1941

for

Federal

income

tax.
f

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

2224

Net

earnings

—

Depreciation

71,025

-

_

1941
$295,731
87,014

1942
$432,204

30—

Distributions

-Earns.

Guelph Carpet & Worsted Spinning Mills, Ltd.
Years Ended Sept.

March
1939

1940
$267,158

$169,486

.32,968

44,084

made.

was

Net

profit-

$361,179

$208,716

$234,189

The

$125,401

income-

12,311

11,866

7,561

1,655

operating

and other

in

Total
for

Prov.

—

$373,490

$220,583

$241,750

$127,056

taxes—

"253,679

152,000

155,000

23,000

$104,056

income
Fed.

$119,811

$68,583

$86,750

Preferred

dividends

14,445

32,500

dividends-

52^500

52,500

35,000

Surplus for year—__

$67,311

$1,638

$19,250

$36,556

144,801

143,163

123,913

87,357

profit

Previous

—

.

surplus

stock

common

The

on

M.

A.

Industrial
the

of

offering of its 5',v>

Industrial

cash sales of the new stock
subscribed

were

for

by

amounted

virtue

stockholders' preemptive rights.

of

A.

M.

is

Co.

the

it

Corp.,

Hanna

largest

stated.

is

is

Co.,

Rayon Corp.—V.

holder

single

George M.

the Chairman

of

156,. p. .1417.

in

stock

of

Humphrey,

the

the

President

executive

committee

...

,

.*

,

.

preferred stock,
dividends,

that

announcement

Hanna

RayOn

of

on

Intercontinental Rubber Co.—$1 Dividend—

to

the

dividend

A

payable

shares

16,222

of

exercise

of

Dec.

cents

Of the old T,l>

holders

to

International

,

The

•

Army-Navy

.materials

Dec.

Machines

the

on

with

compares

16,

Dec.

stock,

common

This

21.
011

1940,-and. 20

Corp.—Army-Navy

-m:

.

"E"

award

for

conferred Dec,, 15

was

at Endicott,

record

Business

"E" Award.—

the hands of the public.
Sales of this issue are continuing daily and the exchange offer to
holders of the old T/o preferred stock does not expire until Dec. 30.—
v., 156, p. 1608. '
'
■. - .r
;
v ':\■.
preferred stock in

has been declared
of

Dec, 17, last year, and
27, 1939.—V. 156, p. 960.
on

Dec.

oh

$1 per* share

24

",40 cents paid

the

preferred stock
outstanding 2,957 shares have been already tendered for exchange for
3,252 shares of the new 5% preferred,
This, added to the shares previ¬
ously referred to, brings the total to 19,670 shares of .the new 5'/<>:

35,000

Net

the

on

and on-March 31, June 30 and
year-end payment of 50 cents

a

on

15

shares

196

common

32,500

Common

made

were

27,

certificates for which are not issued at the time of
the 18th instant, will be paid on or before Dec. 31.

sold,
date

of .Dec.

and

each

Dec.

on

-

the record
As

cents

company is making a public
that connection makes the

stock

such

25

while

1941,

30,

and

Int.

of

31, June 30 and Sept. 30, last,

Sept.

Monday, December 21, 1942

excellence

In

production

the main plant of

on

N. Y.-r—V. 156, p. 1953.

'

.

of

war

this Corporation

"

'

•

.

$212,112

$144,801

$143,163

$123,913

$3.42

forward

Balance

$1.55

$1.55

$2.04

shs.

stk. (no par)

com.

""Includes

.

and

income

refundable

mated

profits

excess

portion

Balance
Assets—

and

Cash

of

taxes

$268,000,

$14,321.

of

Sept.

Sheet,

receivable

share

and

.——__

$648
468,647

606,170

583,841

advance—wool————.——15,000
Prepaid insurance and taxes
——
4,861

86,478
3,880

(net)-;

Inventories

——

—,

in

Payments

Investments
Land

—

Life insurance premium

Total

paid-.

-—

—

752,088
46,090

the

accruals——————

national

and

$15,627

$76,610

depreciation

for

serial

4r/o

>

account,

loss

1148,246

554,173

554,173

1246,883
212,112

2,851

termination

Dec.

27,

1942,

Federal

Other

35,000

$150,000.

the

J.

Young,

stock

common

it

and

is

as

taxes

of

the

Products

Trust

York

New

$2,641,407

trustee,

Co.,

Broadway,

100

N.

City,

Y.

p.

on

m.

156, p. 2033.,

fund.)—V.

Net

"M'.''

■

•

for five-years

securities..,-,

new

capital

This

i

•...

151,523

138,127

1,316,788

' 77,373

930,148

1,023,452

,v

Hathaway Bakeries, Inc.—Resumes Dividend—
Dec.

on

587,500

58,400

50,000

$239,815

$122,603

$1,875,215

$2,086,342

256

197

3,720

(net)

—

$240,071

$122,800"

•director.—V.

$1,878,935

$2,091,684

56,250

675,000

675,000

5,382

10,824

49,578

105,834

of

construct.

C?'123

Crl35

Cr2,925

Cr6,914

and

■

—

There

•

chgd.

to

income

—

$178,562

.

applic. to pfd.

Balance

$55,861

$1,157,282
414,342

414,342

B,

—$742,940

$903,422

„———_——-—

Telephone Co.—Earnings—

Period End. Oct. 31—

1942—Month—1941-

Operating

6,585,001

expenses——

Co.,

Operating

a dividend of $1 per share on the
stock, no par value, payable Dec. 28
The last payment was one of $1.75

of

holders

to

share

per

record

share.—V.

of

as

156,

21.

,

1,

1942

were

said to

to $66.50

amount

1864.

1

April

1

—V.

Works,

Iron

Hendy

Calif.—

Sunnyvale,

Ilollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—5-Cent Div.

The

share has been declared on the
$5, payable Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec. 16.

stock,

par

of

distributions

cents

5

per

made

were

for

making

1942,

total,

a

28,

Jan.

on

May 20, June 17, July 15, Aug.
this year,

Feb.

25,

March

paid in

1941.—V.

156,

and July

Honolulu Rapid Transit Co.,
Gross

Gross

$2,844,037

$207,151

$378,813
2,924

1,042

19,116

17,091

249,766

37,425

23,744

289,578

173,502

;!/
transports

Gen.

87,638

52,470

697,457

381,875

1,825

3,082

17,342

21,366

misc. exp.—

and

Net
Rev.

$1. 499,865

——

27,888

27,032

222,969

from transp..

rev.

$183,984

$82,688

$1,347,809

$592,841

transp.

1,372

1,596

11,776

Commissio»

to

Prov.

Net

$185,356

$84,284

$1,359,585

$3,315,125

$5,009,796

273,458

166,313

Net

$489,976

$143,126

$605,491

"

(net)

Crl8,068

Cr7,334

17,254

tax.

160,000

76,000

60,000

25,000

$464,763

$396,310

$125,572

$4.88

$4.16

$1.32

"Loss., •'

of

/

1,Mast,

and

the

on

record

v

1,351,711

300

..

25

cents

This

each

on

.

1942

*

,,

1941

:

>

$5,881,820

$5,684,942
2,354,717

317,815

income

295,234

684,076

/

M

taxes__.i_l-__C—

626,062

399,940

•

charged

$1,502,257

22,783
$1,4G8,914

debt___,

661,119
••

and!

discount

expenses-

payable

excess

for

if

59.933

:

Cr10,524-

Cr4,034

$802,088

$735,760

available,

now

profits

is

tax

indicate that no provision for
required Tor-the 10 months,ended Oct.
M

would

years

16,040

;

calculations there are no Federal excess
the year 1941.<
Preliminary calculations,

have

which

661,215

12,351

57,670

company's

information,

on

;

,

—...

taxes

$1,446,131

$1,522,704

to construction—.'-—

the

on

135,024

20,447

debt

debt

157,929

-

T~*

from o|)erations_^__^Al;_i.
-(net).li^^w-Lf:_7Lr„-_i^M

of

669,844

520,978

the

amounts

equivalent to Federal income
payable 011 earnings of. the company, in
had not had the benefit for income tax
discount, premium and expenses incident

been

company

156,

696.

p.

•

T

-

Iowa Southern Utilities Company of Delaware—Earns,

:

Period End. Oct. 31

1942—Month—1941

1942—12 Mos.—*1941

$377,956

$389,742

$4,616,126

172,076

164,576

2,016,461

28,125

25,450

338,525

47,155

45,683

585,005 M!"

retirements-,.

40,000

40,000

480,000

Net; oper.> earnings—i

«

$90,600

Gross

*$175,642

<

earnings—„

oper.

tState & Fed. inc.

Nil

;

common

Dec,. 10,

.■

A—

Oper. exp. and maint.

share—

declared

holders

Oct.

1

represent

*$75,218
100,424

profit

A

Bankers

purposes of deductions for
to the refinancing of long-term debt during
1939.
These amounts
have been credited as a partial offset to the unamortized cost of
,the

147,43?

$666,696

Earnings per

total

series

the

Co.—Earnings-

taxes

$1,423,925

$2,248,144

1,938,705

inc.

been

has
to

on

income

Federal

such

4,069,642

paid

31, 1942.,,,
tThese charges

1939

1940

conting....

for

•

2132.

p.

...

unfunded

on

"Based

,

2,625,180
199,969

for Fed.

Reserve

bonds,
at

$106,863,384 and

and

deductions

.

;

,

1,. 1943-a

Jan.

made

revenues-__A_-i.w_-^-.-^A-|.v

refinancing.—V.
Other

;

,

mtge.-

be

earnings

Interest

it

admin, exp.

of

as

fund

will

for' depreciation-—

Amortization

'MM- ■ M '■'»v M"

2039/'.

1941

1942

operating profit-

•..

,

2,456,754

income

Interest

Including

repairs

gen. <fc

Net

12,650

oper.—

than

other

sales

of

Sell.,

181,072

Conducting
Traffic

value of

par

a

p.

"

140,926

Power

156,

discts.,

provision for deprec._

8,284

37,127

—~

Sept. 30—
less

sales

maint.

1942—r9 Mos. —1941

transp.

from

having

Dec.' 23

.

Net earnings
Interest on long-term

<

(& Subs.)- -AnnuaJL Report-

returns & allowances.

Way and structures—
Equipment

rev.

Net

based

Years End.

Ltd.—Earnings-

1942—Month—1941

securities

$40,121,000.—V.

Illinois Zinc Co.

22,

Cost

period End. Sept. 30—

of

,,

1,' 1942.
Payments "during 1941 were as follows:
1, 25 cents each; Oct. 1, 75 cents, and Dec: 23, $2,

782..

p.

share

per

cents

and State

profits

1050.

p.

value

;

N. Y. City.—V. 156,

taxes

\

Similar

4 and Dec. 2,
payment, of 65 cents

including the current

non-marketable

fair

.plant for

a

j I

1151.

p.

tCharge in lieu of Federal Income tax_„i-^_i

Commerce

Interstate

$1.50

"Federal

13,673,099

16,514,655

$10,173,202 $li;983,3Il
1,015,633
8,884,054
9,553,254

common

April

25,

the

16 Wall St.,

General

.

12, Sept. 9, Oct. 7, Nov.

compared with $1.10

as

-1,442,585

asked

sinking

Payment

Maintenance

extension of its $25,140,000 loan from the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation from May 31, 1944, to May 31, 1949.
■
Collateral pledged with the RFC consists of securities of par value
of $35,803,500 and a market value as of Oct. 31, 1942, of $19,289,696,
a

potash,, pro¬

Cincinnati

at

Operation

approve

and

its

.

redemption

5%

int.

payable

operating

Other

has

for

ref.

12 Mos. End. Oct. 31—

2039.

company

called

&

50

July

and

156,

Total

$1,243,273

1,284,646

p.

construction

.

Iowa Public Service

60,729,673

64,571,469

of

par,

with

,

Illinois Central RR.—To Extend RFC Loan—

company,—V. 156, p. 2038.

dividend

156,

that

large .market outlet to the

a

Steamship Co.—$1.50 Dividend—

per

Purchases Crocker-Wheeler Electric Mfg. Co.—See latter

A

_

income

Net

—V.

1936.

Dec.

p.

(Jushua)

Dec.

22,

Dec.

on

Arrearages

1,668,567

income—_

under

1775,

and

trustee,

110

April

$2,685,858 $26,687,857 $25,656,410

$1,433,052

taxes

Net open

outstanding $7 cuinul. conv. pref.

in

area

Mexico,, finds

Nickel Co. of Canada.—New V.-*Pres.—

1st

compares

1942—10 Mos.—1941

6,378,650

$3,101,619

revenues.".

oper.

has

p.

102

dividend

A

stock,

$9,089,534 $91,501,643 $86,620,657
25,026
242,317
234,574

$9,709,695
rev23,075

revenues—C

Uncollectible oper.

mid-west

the

that area.

potassium chemicals.—V. 156,

been

of

at

Interlake

monthly pro rata credit adjustment of $83,500 to adjust
tax provisions to the amount required by the Revenue Act of 1942.
At Oct. 31, 1942, there remained a net overprovision of $128,800 to, be
adjusted in the months of November and December.—V. 156, p. 1865.,

Operating

taxes

Other taxes

V:

for

Prov.

$4,580,426
1,962,873
.

273,250

.

541,188
480,000

-

Consolidated Balance Sheet As of Sept. 30, 1942
Net

from

rev.

Taxes

assign,

operations

to

ry.

Interest

93,733

,

15,504

819,406

129,751

1,267

(est.)

2,891

25,810

—.

(est.)—-.

21,000

239,400

11,833
181,627

Cr4,255

29,157

"3" 3 74

28,150

Profit and loss,—-,
Replacements

Cr2,198

31,822

Cr4,402

Depreciation

Cr31

—

Taxes and

Net

—V.

contihg.——

revenue

156,

50,000

30,000

$16,640

—_

$11,516

Houston Lighting & Power Co.
Period End. Oct. 31—

Operating
Operating

$1,517,564
587,410

expenses-

Other

155,000
$66,301

taxes

Earnings—

1942—Month—1941

revenues-

Federal

100,000

$177,026

.

1150.

p.

Assets—Cash
receivable

$1,213,369 $16,006,120 $14,048,258

p.

Net

Other

oper.

Other

:

and

int.

$451,972

$311,198

$3,799,724

$4,146,367

31

3,797

10,293

$3,803,521

stock,
ment

962,500

15,055

15,888

178,581

during

$2,662,440

$3,024,965

stks.

for

.

The

the

315,078

315,078
$2,709,887

period

credit adjustment of $38,043 to adjust tax provisions
required by .the Revenue Act of 1942.—V. 156, p. 1774.

directors

quarterly
par

the

on

cents

$50,

per

have

declared

common

share

on

stock,

a

no

the 5%

year-end
par

pref.

dividend

value,
stock,

an

par

of

50

initial
$50,

common

434,912

519,700

33,333

"Restated
accrued

-

$49,822

comparative purposes,
156,

p.

Operating

cents per

to

holders

March

on

as

share has been

*

28,

follows:

and Dec.

of

March

24,

record

July

$1.—y.

1

declared
Dec.

and

29,

50

156,

similar

21,

A

1,

last.

Oct.

$102,913

cents;' July

Other

pay¬

l~ahd Oct.

to

i,

Retire,

the

A




per

of

stock,

in

50

cents

addition

to

a

share

per

regular

has

been

dividend

Int.

declared

of

50

cents

income

and

both

payable

of

Dec.

cents

50

each

28

to

were

holders

made

on

of

record

April

1,

Dec.

July

1

19.

N.

He

Osborne,
Co.,

succeeds

Mr.

the

Osborne

Co.,
Co.

Hanna

late

is

George

a

director

N.

130.889

12,209

146,641

174,853

$37,491

$476,080

$409,692

38

Dr5,556

$37,529

$470,524

'

•

.

513,355
102,142

c

'

$34,704

15,109

7,500

7,500

90,000

$30,029

$380,524

6,890

7,001

83,853

738

750

8,979

charges-

1,361

296

——

$18,214

$21,981

$424,802

—

90,000

•

•

$334,802
85,131

debt discount

income

'Common

15,

—V.

.

8,326

•

9,116

■

-

8,903

dividends

156, p.

$279,366

$231,652

91,800

paid

91,800

2039.

'

(Byron) Jackson Co.—Earnings—

.

of

Armsby

the Industrial

of

New

Rayon. .Corp.

York.

a
director of
various corporations
including the
M. A. Hanna Coal & Dock Co., Franklin Steamship
Co., Jefferson Coal Co., and Susquehanna Collieries

Period Ended
'"Net

per

com., sh.

"After all charges and

taxes
of

estimated

common

...

on

stock.

the

1942—3 Mos.—1941

1942—9 Mos.—1941"

$165,410

$229,114

$816,062

$0.43

Sept. 30—

profit

•(Earnings

Co.,

Coal

$1,200,044

620,601

Drl,436

:

stock

deb.

of

$36,140

.expense

income

Vice-President, Treasurer anil director of The M. A.

has been elected

National Steel

*

$1,374,210

8,847

1,

year,

New Director—

Earnings-^—;

1942—12 Mos.—1941'

$27,204

income

Other

Dis¬

and Oct.

1942

-

—

accruals

reserve

on

Amort,

on
per

year-end dividend of 50 cents per share was also paid on Dec.
in addition to the regular payment of like amount.

last

usual

stock,

of

last.

C.

cents

dividend

(net)
.v

254.

p.

income- M

oper.

income

Gross

$545,086
for

44,365

*

1

126

•_

Payments

$445,645

<& Subs.)

14,669

Utility

150,000
155,091 ;;M.' 142,289

v

'

48,391

v

the common

,

^Federal income tax

$99,326

Operation
Maintenance

on

33,960

198,815
:

.

1942—Month—1941

revenues

$1,323,115
,

1953.

Jamaica Public Service Ltd.
Period End. Oct. 31

,

.

12,500

40 'Jo.—V.

at

43,308

Mi 11,473

$28,491

for

Net

share,

Hanna

dividend

and

of 87 y2 cents per share on the 7% pref.
payable Dec. 23 to holders of record Dec. 18,

dividend
all

each,

year-end

the

Houston Natural Gas Corp.—Year-End Dividend—5%

62V2

$1,357,07^5

>.-'V 17,715

Net, income

Industrial Rayon Corp.—Year-End Dividend—
A

$356,708

Preferred Stock Being Offered and Exchanged—
share

$1,234,463

..

deduct. Vli.. 14,214

other

&

Gross

tributions

"Includes

made

1941 were

cents

169,195

$215,966

$2,347,362

the amount

$117,103

bonds—

962,500

deducts.

applic. to pfd.

of 50

payable Dec. 29
was

$4,156,660

80,208

dividend

A

75

$311,229

Balance
■

38,329

$93,753

earnings—

mtge.

on

Amort,

Taxes

1,180,754

80,208

Net income
Dividends

1,261,242

$452,804

—

bonds-'—

mtge.

$1,196,135

3,070

Int. on oth. funded debt

801,251

832

revs

income

on

;

net

Total
Int.

$114,033

3,153

income

Independent Pneumatic Tool Co.—50-Cent Dividend—

—

Gross income
Int.

receivable, $17,736;

2132.

Property retirement res

appropriation

Other

$12,431),. $310,305;
$373,735; prepaid in¬

contingencies, $85,000; capital stock, ■ $95,140; paid-in
$369,180; earned surplus, $871,617; total, $2,395,678.—V, 156,

surplus,

2,236,205

126,897

;

accounts

of

for

reserve

5,683,681

108,333

accounts

(bank), $342,000; accounts payable, $101„387;
accrued
expenses,
$179,569;
dividend
payable Oct.
30,
1942,
$23,785;
provision for Federal income tax, $160,000;
advances by
U.
S.
Government agency for
development purposes, $100,000; 4%
note
payable
(bank)
(less
current
liability of $232,000),. $68,000;

6,474,613

830,475

customers'

$400,122;

hand,

on

doubtful

Liabilities—Notes payable

*3,640,066

62,716

and
for

inventories,
surance, taxes and other expenses, $28,394; property, plant and equip¬
ment
(in use), $977,550; property, plant and equipment (leased to
others), $188,230; property, plant and equipment (leased to others),
$188,230; property, plant and equipment (not in use); $62,011; propor¬
tion
of
rental
(less
reserve
for
depreciation of $17,507), $37,594;
patents, $1; total, $2,395,678.

490,388

70,241

bank

reserve

sundry accounts

222,170

"299,608

-—

taxes

1942—12 Mos.—1941

in

(less

"

j

,

$1,317,764

the period--

stks, for

"Includes

Bell

also

156,

have

$89,000

Trust
Net

■

International Paper Co.—Bonds Called—

56,250

and

,

large chemical plant—at
it produces mono sodium»

a

.

deducts.

int.

operates

Donald MacAskill, Vice-President and General Manager of Canadian
operations, has retired and will be succeeded by R. L. Beattie, for-.
merly- an
Assistant Vice-President.
Mr.
MacAskill
remains
as
a

mtge. bonds-

on

Corp.—Acquisition.

5,342

683,400 ;

~

declared

9

18.

1941;

<•

-

.

Amino

in New

mines

growers in

International
.*

Provision

directors

com-

Dec.

on Dec. 14 announced that, through its subcorporation has acquired ownership of Amino.

active'in

is

its

the manufacture of,

940,731

63,429

.

at

International

1942—12 Mos.—1941

$6,819,891 Y $6,714,473
2,014,340
2.076,448

$565,525
177,422

--i1

income

Gross

Net

The

the

on

record

of

April and July 1,

sodium

beet sugar

1942—Month—1941

$591,738

revs

Illinois

on
Dec. 12 declared a dividend of $1.50 per share
stock, payable Dec. 23 to holders of record Dec. 16.
compares with 50 cents paid on June 15, last, $1.50 on Dec. 5,
1941, $1 each on Nov. 26, 1940 and on Nov. 24, 1939, and 50 cents
on Nov. 26,
1937.—V. 155, p. 2279.

the

declared

holders
on

-,

reserve

income

Other

directors

The

-,

been

to

made

were

glutamate,. (he principal Amino product, is used prrmarily, .as, a .vegetable protein, for dehydrated foods, soups and is in
large demand for;.certain.army rations.,,, It is also annouced that
duced

———

oper.

Other

Hart, Schaffner & Marx—$1.50 Dividend—
on

Dec.r 24

245.

p.

of: Detroit.

Co.

Mono

.

-Earnings—

31—,

appropriation

will

Jan. 4, T943, receive bids for the sale to it of first
mortgage refunding and terminal 5'/<■ gold bonds due Feb. 1, 1952. to
an amount sufficient to exhaust $90,747.54
(for account of the sinking
2

154,

has

share

per

each

-Rossford, Ohio,...a suburb of Toledo, where
jglutamate and glutamic acid products and derivatives.

that

Gulf & Ship Island RR.—Tenders—
until

cents

sidiary,. companies.. the

.

com¬

78,571

retire,

Dividends

The

cents

30

Louis Ware, President,

/

par

no

20

$10>. (payable

of

International Minerals & Chemical

-trustee.,

proposed

agreement be extended

exchange of

taxes.

Property

shares.
tLess amount paid on
tLess loss on sale of bonds, $125.—V. 156, p. 1774.

by

of

outstanding,

trust

without

expenses

Int.

"Represented

shares

of

Power Co.

Operating

Int.

1

Charles

and

dated Dec.

already

are

revenues—

144,801

$2,534,293

—

of

par

since.—V.

none

1151.

247,008

—

stock,

^Distributions

727,886

—

account,

of

Period End. Oct.

500,000

Total

dividend

A

,

v.mon

was

International

169,938

798,911
483,000

———_

———

and

5,838

——-

—

—,—.

Surplus

8,345

5,664

.

assets———

fixed

on

debentures

"■Common shares

Profit

8,695

tax———„——_

Fed. inc. and excess profits taxes—

Reserve for

Reserve

defense

accrued——;—

interest

Debenture

Rhodes

agreement

Operating

including

of

June. 20?

Co., Chicago—Registers With SEC—

John F.

of

Certificates

date

from

$2,641,407

267,793
Sales

maximum

a

Idaho

Liabilities-

Creditors,

156, p.

20,

payment

previous

Sewing Machine Co.—Re¬

per

holders

to

March

on

The

Button-Hole

Common Dividend—

sumes

cents

10

29

Dec.

made

1937.—V.

of

1

with

14,321

$2,534,293

—

Rosset,

Voting trust

a

pany.

•

_—

——;

—

—

87,800

511,934

—

taxes

payable

were

1941.

30,

dividend

27, 1932, on Dec. 8 filed
a
registration statement (No. 2-5069, Form.F-1) with • Securities and
Exchange Commission covering voting trust certificates in connection

812,683
50,280

——

—,

refundable

Estimated

under

87,800

.

Plant, machinery and equipment——
Goodwill

Barnet L.

1

—

buildings

$1,

par

Oct.

on

cash

a

distributions

and

cents per share 011 Dec. 28,

494,418

—_————

and

Similar

last,

30

declared

stock,

common

19.

Dec.

Sept.

Huron Building

100,000

.—

393,756

Accounts

the

on

record

11

Dec.

on

1941

1942
bonds—

directors

The

12V2

balances.—$55,003

Canada

of

\

30

V

bank

Dominion

esti¬

less

,

International

Howell Electric Motors Co.—10-Cent Dividend—

Earns, per sh. on 35,000

$0.61

$2.15

provision for Federal income and
basis Of

the

1942

tax

law.

tOn

$407,260

excess

$1.08

profits

378,680 shares

■

Volume 156

Current

,/■

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

Number 4135

-

deducting

after

assets

Kansas City Public Service

in¬

1942,

Sept. 30,

of

reserves, ^as

cash,> amounted to $5,'5l4,434 and current liabilities
were
$3,078,356. This compares with cash of $205,198, current assets,
of $3,802,036 and current' liabilities of $2,483,138 on Sept. 30, 1941.-rcluding ,$826,439

V.

1465.

156, p.

'

„•

■'"/

J.

Total

General taxes

directors

The

of

cents

15

share

per

343.

■156/ p.

...

'a!///

■/•/•/

the

on

stock,

common

Dec. .15.This

record

\<<//<

>

>

1 ,V

■■

no

-r

in

a

Court

District

Net

the

of

District

New

j

.this

is

and

said:

member,

a

"After

f

against,

who

share______.i_____?/r___^-________i,

for

accused

are

of

See that company

class

below.—V. 81,

p.

Jones & Lamson Machine

,

Dec.

22.

none

since.—V.

directors

recently

the

and

regular

stock,

common

14.

Dec.

The

K-2,

quarterly

dividend

both

$20,

par

Like

special

a

amounts

payable

19

Dec.

disbursed

were

25,

and Dec.

20,

dividend of 40 cents and

a

p. 866.

June

Directors',

The

Ended

and

to

of

a

for

allowances

$6,806,976

3,312,510

818,762

623,134

365,403

122.477

100,194

70,221

$1,877,214

$1,629,959

$1,379,900

112,539

101,300

;

:

taxes_y„

——___!_—_1_„

Operating profit
-.1„

income

Experimental

expenses

*-'• !

■

,

—

—

30,

extra

an

A

sale of capital assets,

Normal

Federal

$1,742,498

of

declared

been

Federal

excess

tax.—

profits

refund

Post-war

A
tax

22,252

by

without

$1

of

'375,100 A

/

383,000

712,250

Rules

on

adds:

Note—Included

of

reduction
the

by

(less

65,800

Cr9,100

/

in

aggregating

the

the

$0,306

trust

Assets—Cash

and

hand

on

accounts

accounts
to

^equipment

is

of

for

of

amount

net

Balance

and

Sheet,

demand

receivable,

Sept.

deposits

(less

trade

';;•■■/!
current
',•/■■

dis¬

under

which,

4

'

,

losses

or

partly

or

entirely

capital,

of

783.

receivable,

notes

after

due

"For

(emergency

insurance

and

/Government .contracts,.
charges,

$45,780;

of $4,458),
in

costs

payable

to

$9,249,920.

due .in

•

portion

due

advance

payments

within

.

year,

one

to

Dec.

22,

1946,

tor;—

Period End. Oct, 31—

expenses

Crl01,204

:67,119

Other -taxes

:*Amort..of

Cr33,321

39,168
35.456

$88,028

$91,881

Dr30

$9,414
51

$7,559

$9,465

$87,412

$98,470

1,811

1,889

22,815

23,795

4,884

;

—A,-—*

.62,500
A.

■

limited.-term,

_____

1941

and

•

,
'

745,000
..

"

AAA.-

'

.

•

//

___—

restated

been

applicable

$481,469

*" $186,796

$2,360,493

Oct.

1942

31,

92

2,096

j

bonds—
debent. bonds—
mtge.

$186,888

$2,362,58.9

The

540,000

p.

10

of

1052.

«

cents

per

share

■

.15,000

:

A-——-

Cr55,070

of

30

cents

*

share

per

of

payable

20 cents

Dec.

24

per

to

oper.,

.

share has been declared

holders

Dec.

17.

Dec.

on

on

23,

1

the common

This

approved

15

the

convertible

the

a

reduction

in

authorized

the

preference stock

amount now

retirement

Harry Sands.—V.

of

156,

p.

866.

has

company

of

1st

Bldg.,

called

be

gold

from

trustee,

successor

v"r: ;;//•

,
• ./,/ •■ ,;■
:
has also made

The company

redemption as of Feb. 1, 1943 a total
bonds due July 1, 1949 at 110 and
the sinking fund at the Maryland
Calvert and Redwood Sts., Baltimore,

for

5%

made

mtge.

will

Payment

the

above

issue

N

offer to purchase additional bonds of
155, p. 2459.

Total

Aug. 27, 41 Aug. 28„ '40 Aug. 31, '39 Aug. 31, '38
,
to
to
to
,
to
Aug. 26,'42 Aug. 27,'41 Aug. 28,'40 Aug. 30,'39
$240,192
$227,993
$208,638
$203,161
salaries.
<<<■'<■--<■<' *
/
'
:

Theatre
and

•!.' /!
'

/,

!

?! /,

-

revenue

.

________

exps.,

.

written

ganization

6,000

$210,227

$192,138

$186,611

expenses-

116,845

115,992

97,630

65,604

$105,247

$94,235

$94,508

$121,007

etc.

profit

Previous

6,000

or¬

deprec.,

taxes,

Net

10,500

6,000

12,100

—

off

Balance

Int.,

$859,632 '*

V

surplus

Preferred

751,696

748,733

$845,931

822,262

$843,242

754,385

surplus

Total

10,550

11,767

6,000 v

$222,092"

etc

wages,

Amount

.

/

.

Period—

an

int.—V.

and

Loew's Theatres, Ltd.—Earnings—

(Marcus)
,

110

at

■

$943,239

/

91,546

91,546

194,535

$790,97^.^ ,$,754,385

$751,696

$748,733

Aug. 26,'42

dividends

Earned

Aug. 27,'41

68,660

___

"surplys*

/

''

Balance

Sheet

receivable

Accounts

Real

—_

leasehold,

estate,

bonds

Govt,

of

recovery

and

1941,

and 10

booking

Organization expenses
Prepaid insurance and

bldgs; and
and

887~613

interest.—

■•'■rr

exc.

/

932,337

201,311

equipment__

accrued

200,703

"

year's income tax
rights-—*———

5,561

prior

750,000

750,000
:

'

12,000

6,000

—-

21,880

8,366

$2,272,818

$2,238,928

expenses.*.--—!__—___

Total

—'———•

Liabilities—

for

Earned

750,000

shares—
——i——

preferred

shares

Common

$7,84A
72,800
750,000

754,385

$4,946

—

—

653,900

790,973

taxes

cumulative

,7Vo

73,000
653,900

payable and accrued charges—

Accounts

surplus

Total

-V.

$2,272,818., $2,238,923

—

154,

1700,

p.

Corp.—Initial Dividend—

Loft Candy

1942—12 Mos—1941
$2,635,828
$2,484,943
1,327,194
1,294,911

...

77,637

&

$330,930
4,593

$400,454

_i—i—_

•-

compares

:

1942—3 Mos.—1941
$656,983
$633,218
332,268
344,155

revenues—

"Fed.

Other

exc.

profits tax—

Albert
nounces

308,911

293,999

206,387

186,500

9,126

145,324

27,324

$158,055
$648,010
10,012 * '
39,211

$682,210

Greenfield,

M.

"that

at

of -10

dividend
the

76,273
45,610 '

44,428

income

$153,516

(net)——

9,028

operating

company's
15

Jan.

of

Chairman of the Board of Directors, an¬
of the board ,held On Dec. 16 an initial
share was declared ort 1,473,259 shares 0°

meeting

a

cents

per

stock presently
of

holders

to

Control

income

$1,503,413

/

Gross

income

$162,544 :

—

Int., & other deductions

record

outstanding.

Dec.

The dividend is

30.

payable

'

,

corporation was. acquired by
June, 1940.—V. 155, p. 1680.

this

a

group

headed

income
stock

.

.




$947,070"
-

.

;

•

•

$982,629
•

.

'

'$168,067

57,082

■

55,974

$105,462

________

divs,

$112,093
43,750

"1942

•

•

in

Federal

•

~

Balance

■'r

'

' $687,222

229,086

/•

$709,268

219,059

income

43,750

$458,136'
175,000

$490,210

Greenfield

in

by

Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc.—Special Dividend—

27,059

special

dividend

stock,

no

Dec.

On

Net

Preferred

520,784

.

Mr.-

A
<

Crl98

Net income -i-.—-— .', $402,240
$107,759 $1,467,854
DivS.; applicable to pfd. stocks lor the period-*,
520,784

19,282*'

Int. chgd. to construct.- •/

1865.

has

49,134

180,000

& deduction's

p.

by

Cash

1

v

profits—

229,247

156,

.

':7^7^::;)7,777 < !

■

Dec.

on

$3

par

Assets—

Dividend—

540,000

180,000

V.

income and excess profits taxes
to give effect to the provisions
the respective periods.

Petroleum Co.—10-Cent

dividend

inc.

v

;•

,

Stock.—New Direc¬

from 100,000 shares
outstanding.
Mayer has been elected to the board to fill the vacancy

no

$29,000

Md.

during

for Federal income taxes include pro¬
of $19,140.80 for the 12 months
(1941—$1,284.63)
after deducting estimated
(1941—none);—V. 156, p. 1865. i - .

Operating expenses
Taxes, other than Fed.

$2,452,462

45,000

.

45,000

229,805

int.

,

.

8,696

$481,522

/

$2.82

profits taxes
225,459 shares.—V,

excess

Lexington Ry. Co.—Bonds Called—

,

$50,301

above

Period End. Sept. 30—

$2,443,766

53

(net)—

15,000

on

Other

$74,675
24,374

Knott Corp.—20-Cent Dividend^—,.

Total

.

2,514

'

1941
$637,625

$4.46

fOn

Corp.—Reduces

Realty

Lawrence D.

created

Lake Superior District Power Co.—Earnings—

710,000

1,500

//•••*

./
1942
"$1,006,521

1

-

125

taxes.

income

;

on

156,

1941.—V.

.

/

additional

for

shares,

Provision

560,935

586,643

v-19,129

Int.

6,589

has been declared on the com¬
mon
stock, no par, payable Dec. 26 to holders of record Dec. 16.
Previously/ the company made distributions of 25 cents per share
each quarter,
the last one at this rate having been paid on Oct.
1, 1942.—V. 155, p. 1122.

534,441

V•,*•
60,000

'

125

revenues.—.

.Gross income
on

•

$64,597
24,374

/i: $7,576

Federal

purposes
have

Acts

shown

amounts

dividend

Net

Int.

Dr617

$40,223

requirements

^Federal income taxes.*
income

•

$6,859,018

898,551

-

'

!

%

of

32,855

.to

38,625

/

(D. Emil) Klein & Co., Inc.—Larger Distribution—

A

2,607,362

44,503

reserve

-investments'——-—— '
oper.

-39,280

3,919

/:

of record
with 10 cents paid on June 30, last, 20 cents
cents on June 19, 1941.—V. 154, p. 1596.

3,033,113

•

>

made

were

29,

<7.7 m!'//"

—_

Estimated

'

1942—12 Mos.—1941

238,546

each

Dec.

19,015

/ ■

;

Revenue

156,

stock,

$597,089.' $7,625,300

269,873

cents
on

Co.—Earnings—

■//'

Dominion

.

Co.—Earnings—*

\ $679,442
___

taxes —

retire,
appropriation

19,415

-

.

-

1942—Month—1941

revenues.

"Operating

20

and

.;/V. i/ i'-'v;':}/

■,

stockholders

The

amount

Goodwill

'

.'Operating

of

last,

8,

share—

Lefcourt

$305,976
81,831

59,946
45,269

6,107

amortization

dividend

A

A

'Kansas Gas & Electric

Property

$362,756
110,816

-

.

instalments

July

on

156, p. 1152.

or

uncom¬

on

capital stock, $4,~
$9,393,579.—V. 156, p. 432.

$525,000 Federal income taxes, $2,085,273

V.

and

..'

.

banks,

Distributions

21.

per

been declared on the com¬
mon
stock, no par, payable Dec. 22 to holders of record Dec. 15.
A
similar distribution was made
on
March 15,
1941; none since.—
/

$1,225,000; common
stock ($1 par), $384,100; paid-in surplus, $1,832,466; earned surplus,
$1,737,458; total,' $9,249,920.—V. 156, p.* 696. * v.;;* ■■■'•";
'/ :'/;"

•Federal

3,263

$5,749

Kirby

pleted sales contracts,. $2,179,482; ..accrued salaries and wages (in¬
cluding provision for incentive compensation), $110,325; accrued taxes
pother ;than taxes :based on income)v $105,156; miscellaneous accrued
.liabilities, $33,617;- provision-for. Federal and State taxes based on
income
(less, U. S.-Treasury, notes of $450,000), $698,650; provision
for
adjustments due to engineering changes, $3,552; notes payable
.-banks,

3,277

$7,589

post-war credit of $915

with

expenses

payable^. $640,113;

accounts

net)

comparative

The

$76,044;

connection

$91,742; .miscellaneous/prepaid

$17,019;, total,

Liabilities—Notes

$300,000;

taxes,

1,159

taxes-

dividend

1942
the

ending

$14,501;
property,
plant and
equipment
(other
facilities) (net), $515,093; property, plant and equip-*
facilities) (net), $284,268; patents and patent appli¬

(less, reserve for amortization of patents

$656,-

$149,743; ! 4 Virh

vision for estimated excess profits taxes

$40,817;

receivables,

.than emergency

$30,504
"' 7,865

revenues—

Balance

,.:v

of the Excess Profits Tax Act,

6

reserves,

$2,808,075; total,

and

stock

$100,000

Trust

$32,385
10,914

Balance

year,

■

preferred

'/."/-■',

"After
and

1942—12 Mos.—1941

1942—Month—1941

___

/•

Preferred

one

goodwill,

$4,453,690

/:/;-//i'i:;/!:;/^■

income

of

3,197

income

Interest &

of

$2,321,755),

Years Ended July 31—

,

Balance

for

investments,

(net),. $53,461;

declared, a dividend of 35 cents per share on
the regular semi-annual dividend of $1.50
stock, both payable Dec. 28 to holders

have

the

Dec.

fEarnings

are

inventories, $3,891,-

other

stock

,

receivable of $113,297), $2,100,515; expenditures for
billed, to United States Government departments,

$2.53

:

•

.

Corp. of Delaware—35-Cent Common Div.

common

Net

Fund K-2 has appar¬
far in its current fiscal year."—V. 156,

<

________

income

oper.

for

$2.79

of

sales

on

of

under Section

Leece-Neville

determined until after the close of the fiscal

taxes

/"Net

be

instalment

/$34,3.75;

177,227

Sheet, Aug. 31, 1942
banks

in

and

depreciation

and

on

record

p.

/>.'?

/'

claim

a

share

the

tax purposes, would increase
income shown in the preceding para¬

1,304

revenues

Other

banks, $1,634,056;
doubtful notes

in

$478,700
105,000
177,227

!

$9,393,579..

earned surplus,

common

of

the

income from divi¬

and taxes.
On this
distribution represents net

profits

for

insurance

per

:•/,

Regulated Investment Companies.

as

2132.

.

"Federal

30

reserve

1,683

$517,060
105,000

stock.!

Balance

hand

on

total,

Lamson

The Revenue Act of 1942 continues and extends certain exemp¬
benefits accorded
to
Mutual Investment Companies, now

Depreciation

$1,084,915
$2.83

income

on

the

income

consist

may

Maintenance

,753;
company's
capital stock purchased.i for distribution to em¬
ployees under incentive compensation plan
(4,080 shares, at cost),

Other

35,991

1,475

cumulative preferred
common
stock—

on

! ' The directors

items arising from new
for operating expenses
agreement, are charged

./

realized

net

required

Operation

for

,$17.7,-742; advance payments to-suppliers, $326,216;

Net

35,991

company..

—

reserve

453,780,"

expenses

this

of

capital surplus.

inclusion

distribution

the

Operating

______

consolidated

controlled

in

and

Other

of

statement

1942

$33,167

invest,

473; provision for Federal, provincial and municipal taxes after giving

Key West Electric Co.—Earnings—

81,500

___$844,857./; $1,017,602
share.
$2.20
$2.65

Consolidated

'

1,705

$441,020

,J;: Liabilities—Bank loans secured, $1,158,000; accounts 'payable, $367,-

under The Investment Company

operating

that

Period End. Oct. 31—

depreciation of property, plant and
equipment, $73,861 for amortization of.emergency facilities and $872
for amortization of patents.
•
*
,

-

7,790
75,709

investments

profit

effect to

"The

income"

equalization

issued

ently met these requirements so
p.

242,200

54,000

——

profits tax

exc.

income

11,644

from

$250,000;

the

on

holders of record
Dec.
15, last year;

15 a semi-annual dividend

further

any

authorized

amount

which

designated

"On 384,100 shares of common stock.

to

7,721

75,779

$26,496; sundry investments, $6,532; investment in controlled company,
$611,194;
land/ water power,
buildings,
machinery
and
equipment

consist

tions

18,743
5,287
260,775

-v

•Earnings per common

.-

443,939

r,

Assets—Cash

to

consists of estimated

adjusted

estimated

the

period.

$1,451,220

54,647
1,106

etc.—„;•'!;'

Pennsylvania taxes

deferred

105,753
196,213

! 601,319

income taxes

accounts ,receivable
(less provision for bad and doubtful
debts), $1,370,862; inventories, $2,606,343; deferred charges to revenue,

semi-annual distribution of
were disbursed on this series

"distributable

purposes,, which cannot be

29,980

-

$2,032,859

_—

_

./Interest .expense

*>

$1 ,272,132

181,120

+ »+«?>•>

$15,000;

$6,920,259

int.

Prepaid

1941

$1,436,381
•w

Consolidated

'

cations

1942

850

Dividends

entirely of taxable net Income depending upon what
profits or losses are taken during the period.
Therefore, the figures
should not be considered to represent what should be reported for tax

$5,128,034

4,453,688

155,646

Taxes, other than income

sundry

companies)

fees

Dividends

1936.

V

'

Nov.

from

as

and $0,044

graph,

7.029.411

21,

Net

1

1942—10 Mos.—1941

•

agreement,

period,

the

is

decrease

or

$9,847,863

—

July

on

$7,091,521

27

Dec.
made

was

announcement

made

which,

by
it

may

—

.record

require that the source of distributions be stated
basis which, in effect, reduces "distributable income" as defined

basis,

returns

of

of

1940, however,

above,

1940

record

liquidations,

securities,

1941

of

trust

the

taxes

of
a

on

special of 55 cents.—V, 156,

1942.

30—

discounts,

payable

1265.

"principal account."

Act

Sub.)— Earnings—

Sept;

less

sales,

ment

v

Ltd.—Earnings—

subsidiary

salaries

Dividends from

share was paid on the Keystone Custodian Fund, series

was

the

and

income

goods sold
Selling, gen. & admin, expenses^-

.

wholly-owned

$479,593

Income

Custodian Funds, Inc.—Dividend—

corporation's
of

.sales

.

Joy Mfg. Co.

/and

1, 1942, but which
1328.

.

share

per

Dec,

on

15, last./:.

"Since

; notes

are

Oct.

on

156, p.

203,000

,/

has

share

per

par,

distribution

share and

per

tribution

25

June

cents
no

154, p.

holders

cents

dends

holders

to

March

on

$1.50

$835,694

corporation announces that on Dec.

on

•

dividend of 30 cents per
of 20 cents per share on

31V2

similar

A

to

30

.and Sept. 25, last.
Payments during .1941 were as follows: March 25
June 25, regular of 20 cents each and specials of 55 cents each;

charges

stock¬

to

transactions

that such

which was due

to the present date.—V.

for Federal

Executive

507;

Co,—Special Dividend—

declared

on

of

cents

to holders
this issue

1

1942—Month—1941

stock,

common

Keystone

4

,

,

initial

an

37'/2

"■■■'■

of

A

-and

/

stock

Legal fees

1776.■,■,;;^-7.

p.

dividend

A

/A;.'
members of the

616.

Jan.

made

were

against

of

1953.

p.

class

Sherman Anti-Trust Law.

the

violating

$1,. payable

par

as

dividend

a

distributions

last,

10,

declared

stock,

B

Similar,

156,

terms

Net

the same basis

payment on

"ex"- the payment of $1

Provision

$8.37

Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp Co.—37 V2-Cent Dividend—

.

Lamp Manufacturers Association

Co., Wilmington, Del.—Offer Made to First
Preferred Stockholders of Geo. B. Newton Coal Co.—

on

capital

Depreciation

income and excess profits taxes and
amounting to $12,106,500, additional reserves
all other charges.—V. 156, p. 960.

$831,917

—v.

Johnson

Profit

Jersey

capital stock of Lackawanna RR. Co. of New Jersey

operating profit.
Interest,.-__-

Federal

have

of 35 cents per

Loss

New

Net

"$3,316,704
396,173

stock-!

common

Period End. Nov. 30—

,

Other

payable Jan. 2,

■■''

Years Ended Aug, 31

1912

—

of

Sales

and other manufactur¬
ers of electric light bulbs
will be relieved of a burden under which
they have been forced to operate for many years." ,
,,
.

and

in

of

Co.

11.

(Including

'

Kennedy's, Inc.—November Sales—

decision

"By invalidating this patent on inside frosted bulbs,
Incandescent

Cost

RR.

Earnings per share of common stock.

rendered

latest

Years

announcement

payment of quarterly rental of 1%,
Dec.

"$160,630

$581,831

Year Ended Sept. 30,

—

shares

directors

the

on

v

Circuit Courts reversed the lower Court, the latter deci- .
by Judge Manton.J! /<■/'<■'Vyv/./' !v'';/., ^,!!. >/}';

the

being

Gross

"$2,480

$194,055

taxes

156,

the

make

record

such

the

156,'p. 1690.

income

Dec.

share

"ex"

also

Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co.—37 V2-Cent Class B Dividend
The

and

record

'

to

attention

Profit

by Judge Smith is the most complete of any
previously rendered and upholds the defense of the defendant, Jewel
Incandescent Lamp Co.
-//
;/A A;': v" ,;!//.
7 <■ :'7" <' '<■:-77'7. ■>■<"■
/•"The
practice
of attempting, to enforce patents of this nature
.through preferential licensing is one of the complaints of the Gov¬
ernment in an anti-trust suit now. pending against General Electric,
Westinghouse, Corning Glass Works and a number of other defend¬

,

625,000

62,500

(est.)—

of $1,200,000 and

—V.

counsel

Co..

The

of

calls

Exchange

Lackawanna

on

Transactions
are

provision

Wisconsin

independent electric light bulb manufacturers
a period of years.
In two other suits previously tried in Brooklyn
Ohio, the U. S. District Court declared the patent invalid.
On

ants

to

Curb

existing injunction of U. S. District Court of Southern
York, the Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR. will

New

unable

1943,

^ r

York
the

of

holders

_______

Earnings per common

E, Darby of

of

"This

"$160,630

/Earnings for the
earnings

26.

appeal,

$1,206,831

partici¬

income

Dec,

'sion

"$2,480

profits taxes &

Darby and Darby, patent attorneys, and Paul
have been-defending suits instituted by General

"Samuel

over

$256,555

New

under

ruled

case

Kolisch

District

/_*

Outstanding

were

Electric

654,059

Lake of the Woods Milling Co.,

that the plaintiff's claims were invalid and that no
infringed.; !/ ///'!!. ■'■/.!
' ..-V'• '•'■■■ V"
V- !:-..v-In commenting on this suit, Louis Klein, Secretary of the Incan¬
descent Lamp Manufacturers Association, of which the defendant in
Smith

M.

patents

711,955

Kearney & Trecker Corp.-—Earnings—

Judge William

Federal

Jersey.

66,685

income and

"Deficit.—V.

and its distributing subsidiary ,was awarded a

for

72,281

The

has not been paid

decision
patent infringement suit on the inside frosting of electric light
brought by the General Electric Co. of New York in the U. S.

bulbs

that

employee
pation (est.)

Net

This company

97,500
243,680

for

Lamp Co.—Awarded Decision—

Incandescent

63,167
218,317

5

.last, and 50 cents on March 31, 1942,. and in preceding quarters.
No payment was made on Sept. 30 of the current year.—V. 155, p. 2367.

Jewel

5,757
24,490

—

for

excess

declaration of a 50 cent divi¬
value, payable Dec. 28 to holders
with 25 cents paid on June 30,

par

compares

Lackawanna RR. of New Jersey—No Jan. 1 Dividend—

188,750

6,694

Balance
Reserve

8 announced the

The directors on Dec.
dend
of

'/,

■.

Dividend—

Jefferson Electric Co.—50-Cent

;.

185,470

18,875

18,505

be

shares of capital stock outstanding, no par,
Dec. 18.
An initial distribution
was made on March 10,Vlast; none since.—V.

to holders-of record

29

Dec.

•

4,311,834

19,589

Depreciation

dividend of 30 cents

year-end

a

.

$5,335,192

4,686,907

—

charges

618,546

share on the

per

payable

declared

14

Dec.

on

$7,072,646

465,199

taxes—

security

Fixed

Co.-fYear-End Dividend—

Aircraft Engine

Jacobs

$578,525

490,946

—______

Social

! :

1942—10 Mos.—1941

$864,570

Operating costs

/<>'/•;

..

„'

revenue

earnings figures published in 1941 have been appropriately ad¬
justed herein to give effect to Federal tax adjustments recorded subse¬
quent to Sept, 30, 1941.—V. 156, p. 961,
•
1
son,

Co.-—Earnings-

1942—Month—1941

Period End. Oct. 31—

2225

was

of

24,

of 85 cents' per share and the usual quarterly
per share
have been declared on the common
payable Dec. 24 to holders of record Dec. 14.
year,/a special distribution of 75 cents per share

dividend
50

par,

cents

both

last

made.—V.

156,

p.

2133.

.

"196,964

Loomis-Sayles Second Fund, Inc.—Special Dividend—
$61,712

and excess

$68,343
profits taxes

accordance with the Revenue Act of

1942.

$283,136
$293,246
have been'computed

For purposes- of compari¬

A

special dividend of 40 cents per share and the usual quarterly
of 20 cents per share have been declared on the common

dividend

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

2226

stock,

$10,

par

both

.This will make

1941.—V.

In

payable

Dec.

total of $1,20

a

156,

24

holders

to

of

record

14.

Dec,

Middle West Corp. (& Subs.)
—Earnings—

paid In 1942 as compared with 90 cents

(Exclusive of Central Illinois

2133.

p.

Period End. Sept. 30—Total

Longhorn Portland Cement Co.—Year-End Dividend—
A

Dec.

Sept.

15,

last,

compared

Jan.

on

25

15,

$1

share has been declared
payable Dec. 22 to holders of
per

no
par value,
Distributions of 50 cents

15.

cents

of

stock,

common

V.

dividend

year-end

156,

1942.

2,

cents;

and

with

25

Payments

June

16,

each

Sept.

made

were

cents

March

on

1942,

16,

during 1941 were
16 and Dec. 15,

15

cents

50

and

and

follows:

as

oper.

50

March

&

3 Mos. End.

oil

&

Operating

1942

Sept. 30—
income-

gas

expenses

1940

"$606,064

17,445

1939

$439,390

40,704

114,928

Int..

274,355

161,518

243,957

$276,316

Depreciation

and

$291,004

$162,943

$31,817

58,629

—

50,324

36,923

$217,686

share

$240,680

$126,021

t$13,162

$0.07

$0.08

$0.04

Div.

♦Includes other income of £>r$65,686
1940 and

$15,674 in 1939.

by

Louisiana

Power

&

Net

Operating

revenues

Operating

expenses

Federal

$915,791

$10,488,992

489,370

5,586,053

137,041

"992,894

59,850

717,732

959,490
694,302

appropriation

Other

int.

Gross

Other

79,250

70,111

989,411

835,367

$499,926

$159,419

$2,202,902

8,609

1,526

21,320

13,607

(net),™™_

Int.

$508,535

chgd.

$160,945

$2,224,222

$2,036,438

72,917

72,919

875,015

deduct.

6,758

6,593

83,269

Cr256

Cr45

Cr2,813

Net income
$429,116
$81,478
Dividends applicable to pfd. stock for the period

$1,268,751

♦Includes

credit

356,532

year

Ended

of $330,542 to adjust tax provisions
the Revenue Act of 1942.—V. 156, p. 1836.

Sept. 30-

1942

income

to

Federal

tax____

income

Excess profits

with

cos.

and

the

,'hv

Net

general

156,

-

Net
"

of

453,226 /,

396,221

profits

Act

$3,184,678

taxes

of

1942

for- the

have

$2,574,553

six

to

Jan.

months-of

1,

•;*'

Only)

Other

1942—3 Mos.—1941

$288,398

the
of

1942—9 Mos.—1941

-

$311,692

$968,704

development

to

tax

Gemmer
and

costs,

$615;

75,977

235,217

249,245

$13,0ou;

$1,250; other accruals, $173;
out par value), $66,667; deficit on
total, $67,236.—V. 154, p. 1596.

95,881

217,610

4,223

12,403

taxes—

49,793

9,618

94,503

44,795

;

—

hereby

direct

Co.,

of

taxes

revenues

oper.

been computed 'in

156,

Net

accordance

Gross

$861,957

stock

common

earned

$808,500

$9,495,772

$8,374,074

193,680

3,033,031

2,439,273

122,981

•1,644,359

928,173

79,638

81,447"

931,640

Int.

68,452

761,905

States

at

a

Nov.

capital

The
in

company states that
these figures.—V. 156, p.

Merrimack
A

dividend

for

account,

accumulations
to

holders

made

1,

1942.

$10

the

on

of

record

this

on

$12.50

5%

'

571

571

7,129

1942,

$341,369
•v-

"

$3,117,708

the

to

1,148

<:

——_

$569,088

$3,120,561

132,254

133,054

1,590,518

to

6,978

77,383

,Gross earns, from

construct.

Cr2,837

Cr396

Crl5,623

$201,770

$1,468,283

to

__

pfd.

stocks for

_________

the

is

program

not

&

expenses___™

Federal

$804,365

Int.

oper.

has

preferred
A

been

stock,

declared

78,03p

2,020,204

"1,713,929

18,320,816

.15,974,309

$1,084,801

$861,989

$9,673,885

$8,458,329

442,013

5,791,416

4,331,716

$405,232

$419,976

$3,882,469

$4,126,613

280,954

295,513

2,654,399

2,889,174

_____

sales...

on

Net

par

distribution

$100,

of

payable

$2.50

Dec.

share

per

expenses

1, last, compared with $5 on March
reduce accruals on the preferred stock to

1054.

Ltd.—Earnings—

Currency).

69

1942—9 Mos.—1941

4,624
:

taxes—

$113,765

share

per

1942—12 Mos.—1941

$426,256

$415,481

$1,617,916

$1,550,900

expenses——
income taxes.

267,499

269,324

1,023,089

978,303

33,149

17,087

99/265

30,612

112,109

oper.

Fed.

taxes.

income,,..

income

$97,445

$98,457

$383,454

$394,340

151

148

3,777

2,871

(net)...

income

$97,597

$98,606

$387,231

66,667

800,000

8,973

122,153

income

—

Federal

the-Revenue

V.

63,949

243,822

256,782

income

Act

of

taxes

have

$34,656
been

computed

$563,922

p.

Federal

special

adjustments
1054.

recorded

in

403,608

403,608

to pfd. stk, for

to

on Dec.

II

bankruptcy proceedings

The

Biggs acted
protective

a

of

Midland

judge

master

be

took

directed

$140,429

accordance with

after

a

motion

committee

to

effect

Sept.

report

on

in

1941

to

Federal

30,

1941.—

adjustment

plant

12

the

.

of

declared

$6

first

15.

dividend

a

preferred

Distributions

Aug.

1,

1941,

1939,

to

and

made

on

the

each

Dec.

of

$5.25

to

stock,

.

"$156,488

.

1912

(less

for

reserve

"

'

accrued
notes

liabilities

carried

good¬
*

-(taxes,

customers'-

payroll,
due

convertible

$2.50

share),

per

etc.);

one

year),

stock

preferred

$279,880;

.

credit

interest,

within

$89,750;

at

$320,004),
and
-

$27,520;

(installments

payable,

of

trademarks

'-

(trade),

payable

notes
shares

par

no

payable

depreciation

patents,

class

A

stock

*

T

profit

[Earnings

to

"After

amount

and

including

including May

to

1

Nov.

months
with

per

sh.;

com.

;

v

.

^

1942—3 Mos—1941.'

1942—9 Mos—1941.

$212,111

.

$53,860

$332,111

$0.05

$0.47

$0.36

,

'

charges and Federal and Canadian income taxes.
stock.—V.

common

ended

Oct.

cents

per

80

The

•

156, p.

1055.

.

$617,702
$1.03

[On 512,874

and

Co.—Army-Navy "E" Awards.—was

notified

of

women

Chemical

Warfare

111.

Monsanto,

regular

per

to

Service,

St.

Louis

plant

No,

1,

■

,

for

the

.Profit

at

after

.Federal

has

share
holders

of

.

excess-,

1941

$1,362,087

profits • taxes_'"j»v™™.-': 672,850

Net

profit
"Earnings per

record

1942

$1,104,684

and

per

been

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

charges

income

10

.

9 Months Ended Sept. 30—

St.

plant., its

,

,

31, 1942 amounted to 70 cents per share, compared
share in the same period last year, and that ncit

National Oil Products Co.

by the War and Navy Depart¬

its

r

,.

.

quarterly dividend of 25 cents
declared on the capital stock, payable Jan.
15
Dec. 31.—V. 156, p.
1055.
-

1867.

p.

Subs.)—Earn¬

(&

earnings for the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1942 totaled. 83 cents
'share, as against 97 cents lor the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1941.

while
of $2

1942,

2,

'.

each

payments

Inc.

National Fuel Gas Co.—Net Earnings.—
The company on Dec.
15 announced that net earnings

;

holders

made

were

1941,

1,

156,

Feb.

Fibres,

•;

Period Ended Sept. 30—
"Net

$22,428

provisions

tax

Automotive

ings—

per

payable

like

of

quarter.—V,

15

and

men

production

awards

Navy honors to

Orders

a

two

sets

Carruth's
of

2134.




Ward

Company

p.

&

to

request

that

the

awards

new

2135,

bring

total Army

its

"On

Co., Inc.—President

Sign

and

2041..,',,

With

Roosevelt

726,253

.,-

.

-

$431,834

CIO—Avery

Pledges

/■

Roosevelt, on Dec. 12, directed company to sign a main¬
of membership contract with a CIO dniori without*'inclusion
disputed "under duress" clause.
He acted as "Commander-in-

Chief

in

time

Twice

the

$635,834

Retail

membership
Roosevelt

include

Employees'
and

to

backed .up the WLB.
The
latest
order

contract

clauses

controversial

what

to

do

with

the

providing

features,

and

called

President
'

••

"As

contained

was

in

letter

a

Labor

Board's directive order

of

successive

Congress
The

Ward

written

ship."
worker

(2)

sign

into

steps

Industrial

Labor

to

Board.'

of

Ward.

gomery

Board
a

the

contract

provision

Thi3

provided
a

the

Montgomery " Ward

dispute

handed

contract

One

who, if

of

Organizations

The

is

down

with

Union

went
the

made

before

an

order

union.

the

8,

D.

to

cft.se
War

Roosevelt!.

:

are:
on

Labor

" i 1)

excess profits taxes*
[Also, after
JOn 64,392 shares of ($1 par) common

$1.50,000.

..
,

Rys." of Mexico

committee

The

of
•

of

1926,

accounty>f
bonds

This

below.—V.

Payment—

88,

823.

p.

the

distribution;

the

improved

in

the

State

are

pledged

-issue.

these
>

•

of

of

as

The

holders

Harry

of

1%

Central
it

RR,

of

Luber
the

,

•

t

-

Mexico

prior lien 4M,bonds
Chairman, announces that a

is

original

face

the

prior

-

made

the
of

bonds

benefit

organized
bonds

in

152,

p.

433.

and

Feb.

on

order

to

Co.

possible
RR.

stock

the

of

'

Devan..-36-Wall St,,

Trust

Texas-Mexican

the

the

29,

as

this

holders'of

1940,

protect

a

which
of

of

"

result

operates
railroad

the

above

by substantial

the

interests

of

•

N.

Y.

City,-is Secretary of the-com¬

mittee and George. M. Jaffin, 285 Madison

'—V.

holders

Is

for

was

security holders.

the

to

&

All

lien

of

Bank

of

earnings
Texas.

bonds

amount

available

Hanover

announced,

is

collateral

committee

Howard-G.

I.
of

interest-arrears is being made

by

of

A

Mont¬

for-National

which

cash-distribution
on

Board.

Montgomery
provisions to be

1

$2.27

National Rys. of Mexico—Payment to Bondholders—'

-

Montgomery 'Ward must discharge any~
union, ceases to be a member during

the

National

See

(these

specified in exact words by the Labor
known els "maintenance of union member¬

that

1941

,?i

were

member of

'

$183,678

$5.13

155, p. 2282.

National RR. of Mexico—Interest

Sewell

directing

Certain

;

1942

"After charges, Federal income and

of

1942."

demands

'

;

;

t$367.583
.

war-time reserve of

J

Dec.

;

,

has

of the Montgomery Ward
company,
which read as
Commander-in-Chief in time of war, I hereby directWard
&
Co.
to
comply,.(without further delays With

National War

,

President

Roosevelt

addressed

$2.95

2041.

p.

Subs.)—Earnings—

:'

'■

-

a

-

[Signed1 Franklin

(3)

on

*

$2.00

,; .:

156,

:

...

Warehouse

maintenance

for

has

twice

CIO's

Aug. 31— "

profit

Stock—V.

President

Montgomery
the

it

its

Union

other

order

In

Net

-V.

-

after the company had asked him to intervene.*
company, which has steadfastly* resisted the War Labor
to

,A™

.[Earnings per common share

of war"

order

common* share

214,794 shares of capital stock.

Year Ended

f

President

a

the

National Paper & Type Co. (&

-

tenance

The

and

Mr.

the

156,

report on the claims

by

6%

and

15—V.

Obedience—

follows:

hearings previously held
hi the proceedings, and that he cease "sponsoring and
participating in"
settlement
negotiations without authorization of the court—V
156
p.

period..—

$54,175 to adjust
by the Revenue Act of 1942.

have

were

that

Avery,

Filed--

Clarence V. Carruth, repre¬
1%' prior lien preferred
subsidiary of Midland United.

of

Utilities, the
under advisement
to

published

give

directed Daniel O. Hastings,
of Midland United Co. and

Midland Utilities Co., to file as soon as
possible
each of the companies against the other.

holders

the

which is operated by the company for the Government,
had received the joint
Army-Navy "E" award for their "fine record in
the production of war
equipment."
The company alieady had received-

and

figures

subsequent

of

Judge

in

Co.—Judge Orders Claims

Judge John Biggs Jr.

master

senting

36,

(outstanding 2,193 no par shares) carried at $33,385;
class B common stock
(outstanding 155,965 no par sharest. $122,452;
capital surplus, $545,145; surplus available except for dividends on
class B common, stock, $283,409;
appreciation of land and buildings
by appraisal (unamortized), $100,487; earned surplus, $147,277; total,
$1,688,962—V. 154, p. 1700.
V '
v
^

$426,036

company

Board's

of comparison, earnings
appropriately adjusted herein

tax

$143,409

1942.

Midland United
,

$45,223

„

purposes
been

156,

Sept.

117,478

$76,313

$6,217;
mortgage

(111,952

800,000

9,171

equipment

mortgage

preferred

1,334

66,667

Monsanto Chemical
The

$397,211

52,373

......

other deductions

For

At

.

of

-

As

113,538

than

income

552

deducts.

Montgomery

have

balances,

$1,342,180

$1,485,523
.

and

$8,000;

$1,343,514

64,720

28,163

"$68,323
.

Sheet

in banks and on hand,
$193,884; notes and accounts
(net), $152,835; inventories^ of beverages, syrups,-materials,
manufacturing supplies, $60,009; other receivables (including ex¬

$45,438;

Monsanto, 111.,

revenues—.

$40,028

:

•'

Liabilities—Accounts

796,667

,,.

$1,486,075

credit

1,

4,624

18,425

advances and
current
accounts
of
officers
and
employees),
$37,550;. bottles and cases-on hand, $116,395; investments. $2,050;
deposit on account of purchase of treasury stock, $5,000; property,

4

$151,953

Jan.

Nov.

ments

Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings—

•1942

V

r

$201,914

directors

Louis

Net

'

$126,076

on

7,521
44.659

$447,350;
prepaid expenses,' $17,965;
will, $655,925; total, $1,688,962.

share on the
$6 cumulative first preferred
stock, no par, payable Dec. 30 to holders
of-record Dec. 18.
This will clear up all accruals on this issue;
The
directors also declared a
regular quarterly dividend of $1.50

$1,737,723

&

.

U

'

bonds-

from

7,277

31,524

.

pense
■

404,633

$160,314

share

5,845

26,652

!

Pays Accrued Dividends—

from

$2,787,500

Int.

to

777,689
V

v

816,666

$151,884

18

and

record

$315,806

appraisal

income

shares of

of

$324,951

Gross

w

'•

66,667

Balance

quarter

1942—3 Mos.—1941

-

.

$201,896

income

The

1939

$327,897

21,099

of

income1:

Net

-

28
was

1940

$418,832

Assets—Cash

5,045,832

772,798

:

■

68,333

revenues.^

mtge.

int.

1941

$518,067

and
420,114

-and

account; of

on

$293,663

Net

.

$24,510,668

93,720

•$104,308

$8,367,001

"527,167

98,789,

/

■

income

on

Other

5,366,088

Other

$2,584,774 $28,088,421

357.419

plant

5,336,978

38,114

87,030
reserve

$7,103,811

♦Federal

Co.—Earn¬
'
:
"■
'

1942—10 Mos.—1941;

-

8,856

Balance

$715,437

$8,939,132

446.677

"8,219

retire,

•Includes

5,689,908

Other

Telegraph

1955;

p.

appreciation

1942—12 Mos—1941

\

$802,131

438,887

taxes

the amount required

$8,477,408

Operating

•>',

—

advertising

Federal

Light Co.—Earnings—

taxes

Gross

'-.•''"■■H-

577,368

oper,

'

.

'$2^,522

990,825

$477,458

-

1942—Month—1941

Operating

as

$902,319

Period End. Sept. 30—

$3,114,667

income

National
r-

665,042

Total

.'

receivable

—'J

included

''

•••

1942—Month-r-1941

_____

*

1942," with privilege

341,683

Cr4,080

*

credit adjustment of $259,767 to
adjust tax provision's
required by-the Revenue Act of 1942—V. 156, p. 1867.

revenues

Net

$958,705

earnings
156, p. 2134.

30,

679,569

$1,706,262

' 990,825 "

period

....

appropriation

oper.

Net

and

extend

to

$77,149

-

$433,672

—

Mississippi Power

Property

Oper. exps/& deprec._:

-V.

par)

74,349

$341,406

which is

$8,900,000,

.'

(Canadian

.

&

1942—Month—1941

Depreciation

1,600,338

5,999

Dividends applic.

share

will

Period End. Sept. 30—

-Registers With

354,475

$3,376,869

bonds

applic.

amount

per

,

'•

•

Profit from operations *
$163,592
Interest —5,678

$3,375,721

2,853

37

deduct.

mtge.

Balance

Other

1942—11 Mos.—1941

amounted

plane

cargo

Mexican Light & Power Co.,

;

Telephone

revenues_„-

profit

admin,

$569,070

income

in

$1,713,000 $26,037,000 $20,729,000
1,806,000
20,907,000
17,688,000

1776.

18.

156, p.

comply
complied,

'

6.883

18

and

chgd.

of

Sept.

on

This payment

share.—V.

per

30,

the

per

Dec.

issue

to

Ward

9,662

expenses

156,

Selling,

"

Dividends

Drl3,959;

Mfg. Co.—$12.50 Preferred Dividend—

of

Co.

&

•

Moxle Co.—Earnings—

stock

earlier.

year

Ward
•

rev.

oper.

oper.

Gross

721,429

—

income
on

int.

Net

(10,000 shares with¬

surplus

1942—Month—1941

1,975,000
as

would

President

.;

Years End. Sept. 30— -1942

/

902,595

62,500

Period End. Oct. 31—

$1,413,000

orders

"forth¬
it

The

of -the
common
capital stock ($50
voting trust' agreement. : :,
already outstanding, and it. is proposed

income

—V.

277,420

— _

Other income

Unfilled

sign
said

1942—12 MOS—1941

Mengel Co.—Bookings, etc.—

against $6,103,000

..

Commander-in-Cliief

Montgomery
•

revenues——

oper.

Net

Net

*Crl27,242

___

revenues

•Includes

provision

lor

in the 1943 Tennessee Legislature.
is controlled by the Memphis Generating Co.,
by. National Power & Light Co.—V. 139, p. 3812.

;

(15)

.

back

wording.

own

to

but
(14)

"As

Montgomery

delay."

.

Operating taxes

with

1954.

p.

1942—Month- -1941

income

Other

introduced

Bookings
Billings

saying,

agreement for five years from-June
interim* withdrawal of eertain conditions.

Operating

$879,400' $1,199,340

$277,948

have

1942—V,

expenses
taxes

Interest

$67,236.

$106;

provision

The company

Period End. Nov. 30—

12

its

Wftrd

sign,

to

.

went

the

are

"Uncollectible

•-

$229,574

income

Act

investments

75,000

According to a Memphis dispatch, a measure enabling the city
Memphis, Tenn., to buy this company when its franchise expires
be

declined

trust

Operating

17,430

retire, res. approp.
Amort,
of
limited-term

$90,985

Memphis Street Ry.—May Sell to City—

would

Ward

by-President Roosevelt.

so

Period End. Oct. 31—J-v

*

215,751

4,220

Operating

owned

to substitute
insisted upon

Montgomery

and

objected to. the
the' words "after

ings—:

$387,669 V $1,203,922 't $1,477,316

78,560

Prop,

?•;_V'

total,

Manufacturing

surtax,

taxes,

.1945

Board

shares

under

-Mountain

$1,228;070

73,749

$362,148

taxes

Net

Assets—Cash in bank, $37,111;
accrued royalties and interest re¬
ceivable, $662; investment in U. S. savings bonds (at cost), $22,522;
prepaid taxes, $627; licenses (less reserve for amortization, $16,929),

income

Ward

objected,

Labor

a

Certificates

•.»';

Fed.

Federal

Operating
Operating

Other

profits tax assessable.

Liabilities—Due

proposed

Dec.,

"Loss.

normal

Union

The

statement .(No.

2,697

.'deposited
:

(Company

under

of

mum

1942,

Minnesota Power & Light Co.- -Earnings-

28,000

$10,113
15,000

...—

unamortized

bo

,

Charles J. Young and Abraham Greenspahn, as
trust-agreement dated July 1, 1932, on Dec/11 -filed
2-5073, Form F-l)- with Securities and
Exchange Commission for voting trust certificates representing a maxi¬

been, computed

retroactive

first

22,797

Balance Sheet As of Sept. 30, 1043

.$5,698;

to

Ward
will

incorporated- herein

are

CIO

directed

further

registration

.a

.

Income

exps.—

income

Revenue

13,000

;

—

income

excess

and

L."! Rosset,

Barnet

,

...trustees

by $571,132.

Period End. Oct. 31—

$143,782

"Including amortization of licenses, $1,331 in 1941 and $1,331 in 1942.
tNo

war.'"

Co.

con*

than

income

1942

2,000

___

and

Ward

2135.

p.

received

act¬

was

&

this. Montgomery

been

Montrose Hotel, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.SEC—•

*

' 4,710,754

4,655,415

$1,215,819

income

___

admin,

Federal

14,693

expenses

tax

paid

do

I

war,

; " without

.

—v.

Amortiz.
Dividends

to

and

;

.

the

(10)

Montgomery

Montgomery

time• of

V

75,449

.

this

Montgomery

ordered

he

time-of

Ward

Montgomery Ward came to sign th.e
saying that thq maintenance o,f
two others,
"are not voluntarily

...

excess

Revenue

net

______

other

Federal

1941

$37,805
and

284,492

__________

&

Gen.

356,532

adjustment

♦Administrative

54,604

"

1,553,938

$1,360,683

income

increased

income

Total

$724,115

Maries Steering Gear Co. of America,
Inc.—EarningsGross

21,117

To

duress"

(11)

in

sign

ordef.

and

Board,

Labor. Board

(13)

if

'sign

$1,080,647

$912,219

_

the amount required by

33,830

252,346

—

(subs.

Other

Crl,305

Balance

j 937,013

net

previously published,

the
Ci

"under
.-

company

(b)

that

States

To

has

to

Roosevelt.

..statement

a

Labor

President

Montgomery

(7).

18

declined

Labor ; Board's

saying

United

direct

Nov.

provision,

the

War

protest.",
; (12) The

;

V- 252,995 f -V 206,966
'// 90,620 ;," 107,467

86,414
"

1,551,762

in

subs...

Period End. Sept. 30—

82,009

construct.

to

741,489

by

to

the

delay,",

,

of

(8) ". When

included

duress."

the

.

further

obeyed."
it

of

hereby

■

to

up

Montgomery Word,
.

.

order

membership

under
to

;

case

875.087

bonds

mtge,
and

union

period

Federal

Income

$2,022,831

™—__

income
on

int.

of

This

Taxes,
Interest

for

solidated)

revenues

income

15,002

Statement

retire, ^reserve

Net oper,

25,625

5,087,245

"Cr232,509

—

282,953

84,332

$9,599,235

433,842

__

accordance

as

77,129

taxes

promptly
contract

wrote

(net).

income

1942.

1942—12 Mos.—1941

$857,638

—

Other taxes

Property

in

Light Co.—Earnings1942—Month—1941

231,073

public—

income

'■'1942

Period End. Oct. 31-

"Your

318,972

wrote

"I

without

with."
.

said:

Ward

the"

with

the

pfd. stks. of subs.

Minority

in 1942, $4,916 in 1941, $135 in
156, p. 961.

fLoss.—V.

280,656

passed

•

"Commander-in-Chief

replied:

$5,354,737 $14,806,503 $14,718,626
1,876,172
5,373,476
5)710,203

1,773,455

deducts..

expense

require,

on

Nil

_

104,827

$5,294,277

interest

income

held

Net profit
Earnings per

order,

comply

debt

financing
General

44,979

depl.

income

of

Other
Profit

as

(4)> Montgomery

to "-comply

Board

Mr.< Roosevelt

ing
His

2,094,267

310,927

contract.*

declined

Labor

The

"(6)

the

contract,

(5)

$5,249,919 $14,525,847 $14,399,654

88,997

disct.,
exp. & call premium.
Amcrt. of pfd. stock re•

218,225

1942—9 Mos.—1941

811,386

;

$5,205,280

(net)...

long-term debt.

on

Amort,

152,448

lease rents.,
leases
aban¬

etc.

income

oper.

income

Gross

"

$428,222

expenses,

doned,

•

words

Geophysical and admin,
taxes,

118,143

Co.—Earnings-

1941

$511,985

> the";

•agreed

Net

Other

Net

'the -term'Of

■

(

revenues..

profits taxes

exc.

each.—

961.

p.

Louisiana Land & Exploration

1942—3 Mos —1941"

t:*«';. >

.

Co.)

$20,213,570 $19 502,377 $58,138,356 $54,427,355
10,429,103
10 113,823
31,062,790
28,956,999
Taxes, other than Fed.
2,113,082
2 073,784
6,205,026
5,901,107
•Federal income taxes.
1,831,079
1 ,237,163
4,644,180
; 3,026,443
"Federal exc. prof, tax
516,883
i6,313
48,885
1,389,585
Charges in lieu of inc.

record

June

on

* •":

Service

Monday; December 21, 1942

Oper. exps. (Incl. deprec,)

the

on

Public

"

-

Ave., N. Y.
.

-

Citv,

is Counsel.

Volume 156

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

Number 4135

(Bonds both registered and beater form must be presented to Irving
Co., One Wall St., N. Y. City, for stamping of payments of this

J National Steel Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings— ;
Period Ended Sept. 30—
1942—3 Mos.—1941
1942—9 Mos.—1941
Profit
$13,132,499 $12,307,414 $37,928,698 $34,578,974

interest when
■

..:

2,227,455

9,047,226

5,924,294

the

453,516

459,272

1,366,306

1,382,833

tered

Fed.' inc.

&

profits

exc,

v.

',■■ • 1
6,500,000

//

taxes

■

■'
(
19,250,000

•

6,420,234

banks

of

clusive

'14,349,575;

When

for

these

'■

$3,200,453
$1.45

$2,838,884
$1.29

profit
^Earnings per com. -sh.
_

$8,265,166 $12,922,272
$3.75
$5,86

of capital stock.—V. 156, p. 1777.

*On 2,205,667 shares

payment

/1942—4 weeks—1941"

Period Ended Dec. 5—
Sales
Dec.

with

1942 the company had

5.

-

1,026 stores a year earlier.—V.

ended

week

the

Dec.

this Association

11

coupons

matured

or

for

bonds
1000

the

1001

Form

or

156,

Dec.

of
for bonds

collection

Ontario

&

Western

The

action.

15 cents on Nov.

RR.—To

Drop Line—

The

v

was

23.—V.

operation.

156,

Judge

Hulbert

matter

the

set

qr:

announced

Of

This

kwh.

12,238.261

4

this

a

is

Association

that

decrease

of 61,066

kwh.,

114,173,000 cubic feet in the corresponding week a year

2136,

p.

/;,/.////,/;.

■

,

;

to

over

additional

oil

from

conversions

to

holders of record Dec.

Like amounts

19.

paid in

were

of

each

made.—V.

the

At

New Process

•

dividend

A

stock,
of

of

payable

50

$2.25

each

cents

made

were

Payments during 1941

of

holders

to

the

on-

each, and Dec. 29,

as

year-end of $2.—V.

a

156,

-common

1507.

p.

The

directors

50

cents

of

record

issue

Dec.

Distributions

19.

Payments during

>

and

1, Sept.

1941

were

■ -

*

of

like

amount

made

were;

cents.—V.

156,

p.-2136.

i

a

Period Ended Sept. 30—

of

Chairman

the

board

the

of

of

*$83,169
$0.13

'

«*

board

by
on

30 -

Y

-

directors,

of

to

2,259,235

393,243

taxes

525,500

621,359 shares of capital stock..
%//,.,■ Y:;/:;/;.V.
,Nct profit for the 12 months ended Sept. 30,< last, ;was; $667,576 after
providing $1,253,191 for Federal income-and excess profits taxes, equal

provision

dividends

203,280

dividends

-C.

the

YY

-

taxes

computed

were

the company
these

that it

1941

$0.93

net

made

on

after

after

or

$1,240,574

earnings

'

$o $1.07 a share. For the 12 months ended: Sept.'30, 1941, .company ?
reported > profit of $576,108before excess profits taxes. •••:/:•;'/'
•
"

Federal i-ncome

1941

:

•

$1,367,251
1,551,839

$118,084

♦$184,588

133,594

139,845

$251,678

income

Net

♦$44,743

89,468

101,985

$162,210

profit

tEamings

per

♦$146,728

all

at

being

Operating

'

,

1942—12 Mos.—1941

$560,041

$593,044

$6,931,782

$6 750,878

268,103

263,599

3,060,305

072,132

47,665

537,817

440,260

51,128

54,671

581,983

634,053

58,333

57,908

812,450

694,900

ex¬

taxes_

taxes

•,

>

res. approp.

V
,

limited-term

of

192

134

$1,939,035
230,521

$1,909,399
226,153

$2,135,552

investments

1942

1941

$863,542

$452,679

400,000

;•

>

Cr58,914

cluding direct
fFederal taxes
Other

Statement

1942—Month—1941

revenues

Operating expenses,

Central

N. Y. City.—V. 156,

."i'

.

Pacific Power & Light Company—
-Earnings-

postponed

the

1869.

156, p.

the

:

"'Income

pay

Nil

$0.16

share

common

Period End. Oct. 31—

1942,

-%aites'

$5,«

1,241,378

$1,359,462

-V.

plus

Y; '.

/

to

22,

$1,392,045

1942

.

depreciation, /etc.

Interest, etc.;

of their principal amount.

Dec.

1941

1942

profit

royalties

Prop, retire,

♦Profit -before

■

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Aug. 31—

Other, income

$1.37

of

determined

$1,56

Federal income and excess profits taxes were
against $848,278 in the preceding year.—V. 154, P. 180.

Total

convertible income bonds are

has

420,196

v

$326,598

yYY'-/-'

./

bonds, amounting to 4%?%

be

407,852
$1.72

'

late

1942

,

50%

at

'Y :;/;•■

$190,790

share

common

2043.

Expenses, taxes*

income and excess profits

for Federal

467,093

:

$335,924

% Profit

.

213,648

367,067

tOn 237,500 shares of capital stock.

% v.' 9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
:

$871,531.

Pacific Western Oil Corp.—Earnings—

h North .American Car Corp. .(& Subs,)—Earnings—

,

373,200

$906,271

Note—Estimated

Amort,

JOn

1941

1942

$3,897,209

156, p.

892,500,

2042.

p.

.

and

on
or
certificates

of

1,810,026

Pacific Greyhound Lines

has

succeed

:'Shafe-_%^i:^^'_^%;v.;..1

in 1942),-etc;

will

Payment

for the 3-morith period and $866,650 for the 9-month period for Federal
income and excess profits taxes..-,+Before Federal excess profits , taxes!

third

a

payable

California—Earnings—

Sept. 30—

Outstanding shares of common stock;

•

-

Hanover Bank &;Trust Co.; .trustee, 70 Broadway,

♦After depreciation, amortization, interest and provision of .$147,850

declared

share,

$3,538,085

Earnings per
—V.

Norfolk Southern Ry.—To Pay Interest—

interest

$0.8d.'lV^^iC^u-;

a

cancellation

Surplus

Net

$221,812

notified
•

794 ;>;f$536,H4,
y/'

Sept.

Holders-of. general mortgage 5%

1942—9 Mos—1941

+$265,522.;

for

296,288

Common

Chairman—

directors,

2136.

p.

capital stock tax.—V. 156t p.r 1057.

year/end

• -

'

1942—3 Mos.—1941

profit
^Earnings .per com. sh._

Ended

-r'Note—Federal

.March

<.Newport Industries,' Inc.—Earnings-^

Net

j

Vice

Chairman

elected

taxesy($227,812

-

,

surrender

^

Consolidated

Power Corp.—New

Sehoellkopf,

♦Aft'er depreciation,;

this

on

last,

providing for. loss, ordinary tax, etc.

Preferred

meeting

tEamings per common

.

"I

A.

Quarter

•

10

$6.96

;

8 Months Ended

♦Net
^

record

Co.—Liquidating Divs.

Dec.

on

of

Net .profit.

Noblitt-Sparks Industries, Inc.—Earnings—

1, last,a,v
,'
3. .40 cents; June 2

follows:

the

upon

income

Federal

Co.—Majority of Stock Approves'

Floyd L. Carlisle.—V. 156,

y

the

on

of

1, 1939.*—V, 155, p. 507.

Interest

L' '//; V.

;/

special

a

been

.

a

1 and Dec.
as

%1

.

Sept.*-2. 50 cents each; Dec. 1, 60 cents, and Dec. 29,

of 50

Transit

York

./:

special year-ehd dividend of
stock, payable Dec. 29 to holders

share on the .common.

per

March 2, June

on

Ids- declared

Dec.

on

-

company

liquidation

income

Expenses,

year.

Paul

Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.-^To Pay

\iy:

21,

in

9 Months Ended Sept. 30—

record

Special Year-End Dividend—
."

State by
The annual

New, York

in

•

cents

%

buildings

plans.

Niagara. Hudson

Dec. 18,'?
Distributions
May 1, Aug. T and Nov.-2, last.
- .
follows: May .1, Aug. 1-and Nov. 1,;

on

were

declared

has .been

share

per

28

'

50

telephone

Co,—$2.25 Common Dividend—

Dec.

the

of

Pacific Finance Corp. of

held on Dec. 15, holders of over 73% of the
outstanding stock of this company approved the plan for unification
of New York Transit Co., Northern Pipe Line Co., Buckeye Pipe Line
Co., and Indiana Pipe Line Co.
Stockholders of all of the other com¬
panies have already approved the plan.—V. 156, p. 1778.

2041.

156, p.

the

New

preceding quarters.
Previously,•> -regular quarterly distributions.,
$1.50 on the 6%/ preferred and 50 cents on the $2 preferred stock

were

conservation

Plan:—

seven

of

directors

Gross

The change to coal is being made in every building
where it is practicable to do so, the company states.—V. 156, p. 2136.

■/; The directors- on Dec. 10 • declared a dividend of $1 per share on
the 6% preferred stock and a dividend of 33 Va cents per share on the
$2 preferred stock, on account of accumulations, both payable Jan. 2
to

85

company

of

Association—Preferred Dividends

New England Power

on Dec.

Consolidated Mining

9 Months Ended

in

coal

The work has been completed in 65 buildings
including 23 of the largest in New York City, and it is expected
that many of the other buildings will be converted before the first

ago.—-V.- 156,

holders

77%

oil

•.;;v>.- ,//v :.;■/;/>'

'

of

to

share paid on Feb. 20,

In the company.
Previously a total of $9 a share had
paid in liquidation.
In 1939 the company sold all its properties
Japanese Empire to Nipponese interests and on Dec. 18, that
year, stockholders authorized complete liquidation.—V. 156, p. 1956.

will bring the total to 125 buildings,
in fuel oil of the combined program will be 4,340,000 gallons
of the company's 1941 fuel oil usage.
This will release
an amount of fuel oil sufficient,
under the oil rationing regulations,
for 3,000 average-sized'homes, it is estimated.
v
The additional conversions are an extension of the program begun
last
summer
in connection with
the
War
Production Board's
fuel

below

50%

or

production of 12,299,327 kwh. for the corresponding .week a year ago.
Gas output for the Dec. 4 week is reported at 135,017,000 cubic feet,
an
increase of
20,844,000 cubic feet, or 18.26%; above production of

units

heating

this

output

electric

reports

is

the

124,589,000 cubic feet in the corresponding week a year ago.
Dec.

10, 1941, and 50 cents

21

Dec.
per

the

in

New York Telephone Co.—Conversion to Coal—
It

cents

declared

recently

was

payable

with 25

been

1

electric output

share

per

value,

"

2042.

p.

cents

par

shares

for

not justify

saving

ended

50

no

compares

2136.

p.

trustee argued that business cn the branch did

continued

its

Dec.

Of

week

This

Dec.

.

the

11.

after

company's

Valley Junction

and

kwh.
This is a decrease of 278,410 kwh., or 2.22% below
production of 12,515,572 kwh, for the corresponding week-a year ago.
;
Gas output for the Dec.
11 week is "reported at 142,248,000 cubic
feet, an increase of 17,659,000 cubic feet, or 14.17%- above production
For

of

stock,

distribution

of 12,237,162

;

Manufacturing Co.—Pays 50-Cent Dividend.—

dividend

final

//;■■ ■ //

reports

Ontario
A

common

proposed in Federal Court Jan. 16, when
Frederic E. Lyford, trustee, petitioned Judge Murray Hulbert for leave
to seek the approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission for such

1942—48 weeks—1941

New England Gas & Electric Association—Output—
For

;

channels at
fully regis¬
paid.
■'Ex¬

of

be

to

16-mile branch line between Monti-

cello

•

V

holders

to

authorized

ownership certificate Form

New York

;

153, p. 1868.

mailed

Oriental

$6,117,958 $83,262,614 $64,795,004
955 stores in operation, compared

$7,043,672

^

On

.

Higher.-—

be

interest

issues.

Discontinuance of the

National Tea Co.-—Sales Continue

of

issue held is all that is required.—V.

of each

\

■/,"/•"

'

will

Checks

the

presenting

interest—one

Net

collected through the regular banking

indicated,

bonds

therefor has

provision

no

collected.)

Coupons must be

«

3,340,099

Deprec. and depletion-.

profits tax liability for the year 1942, and
been made.—V. 156, p. 1058.

Trust

'

Interest

2227

130,000

and'excess"'profits taxes_~~

Net

' -f $241,391 : ' $1.69,201
Rent from lease of plant
19,339
19,071
revenues___

opcr.

,

-

.

■<

Number'of -$6

■

Earnings
*

depreciation/interest, amortization,

etc.—V, 156,

Johnson Co., Wilmington,

j,.

of

cumulative

Tf

all

Co.,

which

offered.

first

the

of

owner

offer

its

offer

.The

>

of

the

remain

of

$56

majority

a

all

on

will

at

offer

an

the

to-

the first

10, cents

points

that

out

period

a

the

of

paid on

Johnson

Newton

15

years,

the preferred

its

and

during

also

and

Co.

President

subsidiaries

which

stock.—V.

have

period

141,

declared

8

payable

New York, Chicago &

I. and. Nov;

156,

25

1,

.

lost

Newton

$821,842

dividends

no

4172.

p.

of

have

....

on. Dec;

Co.,

at

over

16,

notice

Philadelphia

securities.~-V.

St. Louis R.R.—New President.

Electric

the

upon

-11:

issues

sho\vn

order

an

appeal

approving

calls

-

%

Ft.: Ch.

&

Central
1/1/61
'
New

R.

>\

,

England

Ry;

Chemical

kcw

..

Nov

2

RR. % Co.

.

1, '42

%

July 1,;*42 and Jaiv 1,"'43

:RR;/ Co.

—L_^__

7/1/45

156,

of

l%'42

and Jan

1, '43

40

,

•

>

2

July 1,

*42

and Jan

1,'43

7."

Court

line.

The

for

Total

open

States

&

Trust
Dec.

ait
"

stock

\

Co.,

Co.

Power

a

Broadway,

165

1942,

31,

not

price

of

Crl,277

Cr430

$82,804

$793,348

$850,187

applic. to pfd. stock for the period—

458,478

458,478

,..$334,870-

—..J-.,,..-

——

the

&

■

$391,709

and

company

Light

former

its

whose

Co.,

net

1942, consolidated
wholly owned subsidiary,

assets

business

and

opera¬

Inland

acquired

were

receive

bids

exceed

to

"

,,

Y.

for

$60

Sept. 30-

71942—3

revenues-.

$344,942

$363.454;

•

as

tax

provisions to the .amount required by the Revenue Act of 1942.—V.

156,

p.

%

profits)

excess

7 If 32,027

<

The

$88,540

sale

the

made

to

of

to

$94,334

during

///Payments

Sept.

2,

2,

June

1941

each,

cents

50

Dec.
15
paid a
the common stock.
1,

Dec.

—

Christmas

Distributions of

15,

1

.

$1.25.—V.

784,373
138,288

124,815

63,046

59,022

15,000,000 shares

"

2

and

1517.

155, p.

1941

1942

/

$9,548,376

$2,575,185

+6,276,000

804,347

$3,272,376

profits taxes—,.

Net profit
♦Earnings per common share
♦On

of

each

.

(& Subs.)—Earnings)—
:

—

Federal income and excess

dividend

50 cents

and Dec.. 1, last.
follows:
March
1,
June

Sept.
as

were

and

9 Months Ended Sept. 30—■

Profit

special

on

on

March

on

•

$1,417,816

16,763

share

share.—

per

877,505

$103,687

company
per

were

Packard Motor Car Co.
will

$1,449,120

36,935

adjustment

1869.

$1.25

%

City,

1942—12 Mos.—1941

206,070

credit

adjust

the

.

Mos.—1941

tlncludes

date,

/" Package Machinery Co.—Christmas Dividend—

for

system

N,

that

of

Co.—Earnings—

expenses ■
tother than Fed.

$1,770,838

$0.21

of .capital stock.

tBased

on

$0.11

Revenue

Act of

"...

1942.

U< Notes—(1) No provision has been
of

renegotiation

sible

of

any

the

made for the effect, if any, of pos¬

government

contracts

on

the

com¬

/■
■/''
■■'''/
:%/:(2) A provision of $1,125,000 was made in the third quarter of 1942
for post-war adjustments/ also, effect has been given to substantial
pany's books. ;

/:'

■

automotive

tool

write-downs
-

Net /operating income

Other

50

«

Payable at Second National Bank, New Haven%
Ne\V' Haven
&" North.
Co.' 4s ' ' -

-,351,850

Erie

shares

,,

-

,.

40

-

the

of

Northern

Circuit

(Del.)—Weekly Output—

Northern

business

2137.

p

inc/ &

5s

,

the

Bank

preferred

/..period End.

r,',!.T>;....2 / July,

England

$4

Taxes

$20

4s

,

of

of

S.

U.

.

Operating

1

■

close

the

of

V.

4s

'*

England

'1/45,
.j-*/,. M.r

output

the

to

below,*

Amt. per;

1,025,000

19,832

♦Including for periods prior to April 30.
Power

Dec. 12, 1942 totaled 40,530,000 wkh.A as compared with
kwh. lor* the corresponding week last year, an increase of
7.8% .—V. 156; p. 2137; >
4

it

'/.:

5/1/54—___„L:

4s

New

RR—H.

H.

85,417

$149,579

income

Balance

—

Northeastern Water & Electric Corp.—Tenders

$1,000, bond

&

Oppose Plan

reorganization

trading

lor

..

V:;'
H.

85,417
25,698

-

deductions-•

&

Dividends

a

/

Oklahoma Power, and Water

-v' '.y-i'——Coupons to be paid
N.

20,

ended

week

:,}i

j Payable at Irving Trust Co., One Wall St;, N. Y.'t!

$2,134,576
1,025,000
259,819

follows:

Dec.

>37,611,000

until

for the periods and

$2,168,921

cligd. to construct—

Net

against

as
as

and

18.

1507.

p.

they would

156; p. 1869. '

!

.

that

plan

reorganization

been

the U. S. District Court for the District of
Connecticut, funds will be available-on and after Dec; 21, *1942 for the

■$%;•

were

each;

Dr978

$188,053

share

Dec.

Two stockholders of the road filed In Federal Court at Newark. N. J.t

Pursuant to authority of

N,« Y.

1941

%%

bonds

intge.

int.

Int.

per

of record

Nov. 2, last,

cents

on

Oth.
:

tions

The

payment of interest

cents

25

Dr635

:

*

New York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Interest Pay-

to holders of record Dec.

of

holders

Northern Railroad Co. of N. J.—To

John W. bavin, Vice-President in charge of coal development of the
Chesapeake k Ohio Ry.. has been elected President to succeed George
D. Brooke, who is retiring at his own request.—V.
156, p-,2042.

%

to

23

Northern States Power Co.

5

dividend

a

Dec.

tWere paid on.iMay: 1,. Aug. 1 and
Feb. 2, . 1942,' Payments during

on

special of 20-cents.—V.

stock*

preferred stock being
Dec. 23, -1942.
Dividend

•

of

stock,

$2,169,556

Dr219

$260,730

(het)ii—

income

Gross

first

until

arrearages on first preferred at Nov. 1, 1942, amounted to 164!'2''r.In
a
letter
to
stockholders of the' Newton Co.,
C. A. Johnson,

President

Dec.

on

common

Feb. U, .May „l,;;Aug.

■;

Johnson

preferred

the:

■%;:Likc:aniountS

to

company

-

-The

directors

The

%,-on

the holders

to

above

share.

per

of

7%

open

Made

v"^.,V "V^\j,»

made

stock

stock

.

1;;

$188,272

Z>r36

$260,694

income..—:

income

$13.01

1611.

p.

Int.

Phila;—Offer
...

.

Del.,.has

preferred

first .preferred

is

conditioned

Other

24,800

preferred •sharC.(■$19.98

per

a iter

23.200

Nortliern lllinois Corp.—Year-End Dividend—

(Geo. B.) Newton Coal Co.;
First Preferred Stockholders—

■;

prefei-red shares

m

.

*'*

purchase

Operating

-pfofit '$463,542 ;-$322,679

Net

■'*Note—The provision for Federal -taxes, tthe report states; is ba scd on
a
rate of 64'«t.
This rate is* approximate and is figured on the -com¬
pany's. interpretation of the new tax law recently ;enacted.^V, 156, p/
1631.

*

•

1/.;,

income

*

V

$88,546

long-term 'debti,:; /«/

on

43

///;%//,,.% 6.

income

Gross

-Int.

:

.

"%//./ 335

$103,730;

54,978

$432,109

$387,778''

144

..

$388,112

225,677
32,799

34.849

4,120

3,415

■

57,219

of car production and further government orders restrict¬

equipment and service inventories

duo

ing the operation of automobiles.-—V. 156, p. 1058.

;

$432,253
234.400

of

to cessation

Pan-American Airways Corp.—To Pay $1 Dividend.—*

'

.

f

6/1/56

:

Danbury &. Norwalk

4s

6/1/55 vl

Dec:Tv-'42

-

Bank

registered

both

and

Trust Co.,. 22

Farmers

bearer

form

William St.,

payments of ithis interest when collected.)
Payable at Irving Trust Co.,

?.

Y.

N.

N.

<".& ' fef;
4s

4s

H.

k

i

1

7/1/55 ' —
l/i/56

4s

1/1/55
1/1/56
4 /1/55

Y.

N,

H.

N.

(Scrip
St..

1, '38 & Jun

Nov
Jan

1, '38 & May
1,'39 & July

2

Jan
Jan

2

Mar

1; '39

H.

RR.

35

-15, '39 & July 15, '39
1, '39 & Sep
1,'39

60

4/1/40

Mar

1, '39 & Sep

1, '39

inc.

1, '39

Jan

1,'39 & July

1, '39

40

Jan

1, '39 k July

1, '39

957

4,216

3,272

$23,501

1,.*39 & Oct

1, '39

-

$36,347

$121,301

40

Apr

1, .'39 & Oct

dividend

payable Dec.

$156,317

Act

of

taxes

have

1942.—V.

156,

been

p.

computed in accordance

with

V'v

1057.

was

made

of $1

per share has

been declared

to holders of record Dec.

29

on

Dec,

19,

last,'

as

compared

on

the

common

stock,

23.
A similar distribution
with 25 cents on Nov. 1,

1938.-

•

-:"

1, '39

.

-Oct 1».'40 through Oct 1, '41

&

exc.

than

$272,676

$1,212,180

220,243

188,289

910,874

The

Net

operating
income

17,278

18,836

68,725

67,732

14,715

10,417

44,924

20,060

.

648,671

taxes-

$45,215

income

$55,135

$187,656

$197,810

Dr4

68

—

Int.

>

•:

the

other

&

Net

income

income

1942

deductions

———

Federal

Revenue

$45,215

—

—

income

Act' of

$55,135

38,632

taxes

1942.

$187,652

40,384

$6,584

f

'$14,752

have

IL -is

been

computed

anticipated

there

$197,877

158,596

162,349

$29,056 **

$35,529

in

accordance

will

be

passenger

quarter

and

Parmelee Transportation Co.
9 Months Ended

♦Net

in

1.942,

no

with

excess

interest,

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Sept. 30—

profit

provision
1941.

Gross

:■'/

corporation

$934,273
-

Fed.

profits—

income

1942—12 Mos.—1941

$297,453

expenses

other

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

1942—3 Mos.- -1941

;

revenues-

: ;

reports, for the third quarter of 1942, a total of
miles flown, compared with 87,769,153 in the
62,658,172 in the third quarter of 1941. Plane
miles flown in the third quarter aggregated 9,485,208, against 8,296,418
in
the second quarter and 6,156,191 miles
in the third quarter of
1941.—V. 156, p. 963.
*

♦After
Other

35

$90

Mileage Flown—

97,1.69,765

40

Apr

oper.

♦Federal

40

July

♦




1,211

35

1, '39 &

2

3

874

second

Taxes,

40

Jan

Federal income

Revenue

Operating

Conn.) %

♦N.Y.N.H.&H, RR. 6s

•

1,054

:

——

Period End. Sept, 30—

certificates must be forwarded dirfect to treasury,- 71 -Meadow

New. Haven,

/

%

•

income

*1942

Total

35/2s

^

t

40

1, *39

1. '39 & July

2

—_—_

A

interest/(net):

7 Old Dominion. Power Co.

40

2

a——J——

■

8,333

:

M.*

-

$45

2

;

&

5
:
"/-"/.-i... v1, '39
1, '39

2

1_

-Net

City-v

stamping of

2

7/1/54—

4s

4/1/54
•

Wall St.,' N. Y

Dec

3/1/47

4s

for

to

the

'

—

Consolidated Ry.
s

City,

2

——

General

7,801

$25

presented

,

2

3/1/47

4s.

Y.

■■

//

expense

Other income deductions

•

/%.■:
be

2

1/15/48

3'/2S

N.

//

and

'

'

'

2

4s
■'

One

1st

5/1/56

6s

.-

RR-4%

12/1/67———

3 V->s

.

-

H.

must

Amort.- of debt discount,
/

20

at City Bank Farmers-Trust Co., N. Y.:
♦Housatonic RR. 5s 11/1/37—
1
Nov 1,'42
(Bonds

$20

•

7Payable

V

;/

/VjSf/V"

'

;Deo- 1, '42

1942

———.—

normal

of $347,400
and $90,500

—

depreciation,

and

other

1941

$917,093

t$U5'

charges,

but before

estimated normal Federal income and surtaxes
for proportion of normal Federal income

tax in

tLoss.

Note-—During the first nine months of the current year the rates of

depreciation on automotive equipment were reduced. Had these reduced
rates been applicable during the first nine months of the prior year,
a
profit of $152,814 would
reported—.V. 156, p. 1058.

have

developed as compared to the loss

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

2228

♦Net profit
{Earnings per

$2,536,816

$5,702,896

$0.54

$1.21

12 Mos. Ended Sept. 30—

Operating
Operation

and Federal income taxes, (This included substantial
transportation costs incurred during previous quarters and re¬
covered during the third quarter.
The provision for Federal taxes on
income was based on the 1942 Revenue Act, reduced by a post-war
♦After charge*,

of capital

■

1942
charges t--,.:-.-—-,—$1,499,811
income and excess profits taxes———
♦962,000

1941

$1,388,486

profit,

$694,244;

$537,811

...

$705,589 for excess profits talxes. tOn 243,683 shares (par
$1) of common stock excluding 6,285 shares held by subsidiary.—V. 156,
p. 1058, '■.?: ;■
v.
♦Includes

Peerless Cement Corp.

$256,803
310,062

9 Months Ended Sept.30—■
...Net 'incomer
Outstanding shares of common stock__
♦Earnings per common share c———

—-i'

•V, 156, p.

"On 310,062 shares of common stock.-

1058.

XX

(deprec, & depl.)

for retire,

1,344,239

of fixed cap.

taxes—-—

such

3 Mos. End.

Net- sales

X,.;V. ;.

Sept. 30—

1942

.

130,462

—_

—

sales

$4,261,764

Gross

income

Interest

Other-

______

Interest

debt

on

Taxes

assumed

Other

interest,'

Interest

associated

to

1,558,985

43,223
125,714

interest______

on

18,189

XXXX,'! 952

Net

$1,998,459

$773,910

$725,600

(net)X-

2,410

^X——

1,552,608

$1,278,443
4,497
♦849,294

_■

■■

1942—Month—1941 '

—;

Operating

expenses
♦Federal taxes

1,974,921
364,786

—■

"Other-''taxes

Prop, retire, res.

2,052,188

237,500

$423,978

$511,059

$486,953

110,339

110,339

110,339

110,339

237,500

2,850,000

1,300

16,798

$300,245

$313,640

$400,720

$0.93

$0.96

$1.16

$1.10

„Xxxx—x—.

■

Consolidated

Balance

Sheet,

Sept.

80
1942

1941

$3,756,107

$1,227,949

4,515,584

3,798,142

Assets—

in banks

Cash

15,355

and

Miscellaneous

hand—————

on

accounts

♦Customers"

limited-term

notes receivable-^v
receivable.——

and

accounts

44,745

36,801

-

17,429

19,346

5,822,500

686,197
8,658,306

4,725,751
824,089
7,934,777

Goodwill

831,347

211,740

202,350

Due

>—X

from

employees and agents

Inventories -y—

Investments and advances—
Net

•

oper.

Other

(net)

Gross income _y_—
on mtge.
bonds

'y.

Other
Int.

debentures-

on

int.

277,083
106,875
91,581
Cr 13,835

& deducts—

chgd. to construct.

Net income

:;

1,128,834
Crll8,733

94,922

,

Cr2,939

$756,105
$444,985
stocks for the period-

Dividends applic. to pfd.

$7,632,298

pro-rata credit adjustment of $273,452 to adiust
the amount required by the Revenue Act of 1942.
there remained a net overprovision of $546,906 to
be adjusted in the months of November and December.—V. 156, p. 2043.
31,

1942,

operations—:

.

'/y>
payable ■
payable, to banks...

States

185,974
3,626,054
273,981
:v;,'y3,584

—

'

Minority interest in subsidiaries—{Common stocky

Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.

surplus

Capital

;

3,371',:

♦After

charges and Federal) taxes
stock.—V. 156, p. 1869.

$1,417,024
tOn

$1,649,949

$9.45

$11.00

150,000

shares

of

capital

-

debts

Sept. 30—

Cost

of

sales,

amortiz.,

deprec.,

•

1941

$23,255,251 $19,896,876
21,850,223
18,837,694

etc.—

Operating; profit
Other income

1942

■

•

$1,405,028

101,581

—

$1,059,182,
92,138

I

of $126,058

and discounts

Total
Federal

income

Federal

excess

income

Miscellaneous

tax

$1,506,609
400,687
457,866

—

profits

tax
deductions

.yXxyui-

75,688

■

$1,151,320
270,818
185,000
;
66,039

Provision

for

$572,368

X'

490,948

■

.

$629,463

Earnings per common share
Current

assets

as

r—i—.

.

$147

$40,326
$1,128

of

Sept. 30, 1942, including $2,216,467 cash,
^mounted to $7,041,793 and current liabilities were $2,272,749. These
cash, of $1,819,733, current assets of $6,227,082
current liabilities of $2,158,325 on Sept. 30, 1941.
Inventories
$4,776,624 against $4,334,460.- ;
compare

with

,' November

Sales—

taxes)
State

for

Federal

profits

Net

by

.Other. income

—

Net

....

6,895,648

,

Net

'

income

Minority

income

1

Consolidated

—X.:

het

1,583,394

^comeX--—---.

with

compared

A similar payment
20, .1941,

cents on Dec.

50

\

,

$7,622,334

—

10 years.—V.

136,

•

1942^

•

X;;:XX'rX ''x'';:x"
1939

1940

1941

-

'

$7,966,613

,$1.770.183

6,897,891

-1—

.

$1,118,247
-143,100
.
201,798

$1,567,347

143,548 'X 143,100
X 371,108
150,215

655,051

,

<

$705,084;
481,908«

-

-142,580

186,520

/ 149,928 / X 154.264
;*X
X'-X:" -:XX.:Xa
39,683
,
11,725- /X '■« 12.737
' 983 .//;'/'X.323^V'X.Xf6,870:
(19,772
?.
(20,017
( 26.426

$842,486
484,008

inter-companyXdividends.'
' Consolidated Balance

$1,068,722

-

$537,324;

$591,357
363,006

363,006

'

(Closed • plants expense;

Sheet,

Oct. 31 'X'XvX,- X X/",:

»

!-

':X"'

;-XX'X;'X'X! 1942;,;:"--;
1941
*
Plant and franchises (less/Aepveciatidh)X_!XXX-^ $7,853,122J. $7,810,240
Assets—

$7,884,290,
1,577,417

$9,205,728

interest

'

,.

share has been declared on the common

1939.~ry. 156, p. 2044.

debt

on

X"-;X' '■ Xr;

6,859,827

:

nnd
were

X/

Gloeilampenfabrieken

all

♦Dividends paid

..$16,101,376 $14,744,117

deductions

'ast.

State and Federal, taxes

Br246,204

JDr524,354

-X_'„

Gross, income

Income

5,

Dec. 28,

earnings,

♦Exclusive of
•

per

Depreciation; etc. ---XX
148,443
Loss on assets disposed
;XX
of or destroyed
*" /' 5,101. :
Prem. on own bds. pur.
"
4,460
Miscellaneous l: (18v493 ' f.

X—$16,625,729 $14,990,321

—w—.

—

on

earnings

Interest

166,779

366,533

■

.

revenue..X—^..

Aug.

on

and

Net

;

subsidiary.—

operating

York.

Philips'

'

4,781,912.

4,928,497

.

:

tax

New
V.

yX:r^:
X sources
M'l;957.919 $10,770;368 : $8,725,631
Oper., etc., expenses-.10,187,7369,203,021
7.607.384

taxes

—

excess

in
N.

X-X >"/'X;';':'i: (Including, Tech Food Products Co.)

3,170,036

3,349,493
income

25 cents

Years End. Oct. 31—

589,137
v

'^Surplus$81,420

utility

a

and

of

859.

Sales

——

utility subsidiaries

by
;

Federal

now

The only substantial holding other than
that of International General Electric Co., New York, com¬

Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—Earnings—

'

♦Provision

y Net; profit
■■'"Common, dividends XiXxy—

income

is

shares

President and General Manager of the company for

— ...

(other; than

the

Roy G, Clark of Atlanta; Ga., has'been: elected President to succeed
late Albert H. Merrill Of Cincinnati.
Mr. Clark has been Vice-

■

12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
1942
1941
Operating revenues
;
$55,777,382 $51,436,456
Operating expenses U-iyy.—^
20,017,459
18,207,517
Maintenahce and repairs.——
3,409,176
3,592,521
Appropriations for retire, and depl. reserves—
7,076,876 ' 6,526,651
Amortization of leaseholds
—;
2,929
26
Amort, of utility plant acquisition adjusts...X.
:
690
r
690

Taxes

directors,

of

the

—

:-v

.

Piggly Wiggly Corp.—New President—

in

(Not including Pittsburgh Rys. Co. and subsidiaries and other street
: r y y
railway subsidiaries of Philadelphia Co.)
y
•

—

of

all

made

was

p.

.

x

■-

$24,543,955 $19,600,551

——

—

for doubtful

reserve

:'

stock, payable Dec. 21 to holders of record Dec. 16.
5,922,449

1941
and $152,694 in 1942.
(After reserve for depreciation of $7,908,351
in 1941 and
$8,481,945 in 1942.
{Represented by 441,354 no par
shares,
1!Includes excess profits taxes.—V. 156, p. 963. yVi -v

Peoples Drug Stores, Inc. (& Subs.)
9 Months Ended

and

by Dutch interests.

dividend of

A

Philadelphia Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—

Total stores income

v

" :

1940

Phillips Packingr Co., Inc.—25-Cent Dividend!—

.

>

—.

yi.j.yyiy

Total
♦After

♦Net .profit"'4yiiyyyyi.1
tEarnings per common share
,

Earnings—

■"-'I.-!-!'

Sept. 30—

in

ture |of trust dated Aug. 25, 1939 between N. V. Phillips' Gloeilampen¬
fabrieken, et al. and Hartford National Bank Ss Trust Co., is com¬
prised of Louis van Zelni (Chairman); Vernon M. Dorsey and Ellwood
Colahan, with L. P. Graner (40' East 49th St., New York, N. Y.) As
Secretary, W. E. Donovan as Technical Advisor,. an0 Stacy V. Jones
as Executive Secretary.
. ..
V ''v../:";X'X:'vXv;/''X-./ /
•''X-Xf

7,798',534

7,798,534
3,000,000
60,000
6,817,114

.preferred-.: stock

held

Dutch is

86,038
229.241
187,292
1,773,084
266,276

230,947

taxes,

Accrued

board

the

and 25 cents

12 Months Ended

' ;.
other

and

Otten

prising about 6^ of the shares.' There has never been any German
representation in the Management or shareholders."
The advisory committee; organized' under - the provisions of inden¬

900,000

166(989

Sundry accounts payable——
:fFederal Income \tax2.'.*:.U'y-:..^-.^-yyi..yy4
Reserve for insurance.
i..

Earned surplus

.

■

Otten, President of Nv V. Philips' Gloeilampenfabrieken; the
plants of which at Eindhoven, Holland, were bombed
the RAF, said on Dec. 7 that the news dispatches indi¬

"Almost
are

$2,434,265

$2,386,777

and wages..^.—

Accrued salaries
■

$1,337,520, $3,785,766

provisions to

Oct.

to

of

Liabilities—

Notes

3,846,532

♦Includes monthly

At

charges

Accounts

Cr82,098

3,846,532

machinery and equipment.

estate,

y—$24,543,955 $19,600,551

1,219,599

$5,184,052

Balance

tax

fReal

$920,926 $10,801,653 $13,377,299
277,083
3,325,000
3,325,000
106,875
1,282,500
1,282,500

$1,217,809

Interest

Interest

$918,924 $10,757,491 $13,343,262
2,002
44,162
34,037

$1,215,519
2,290

revenues-

income

.-?<

The announcement further went

831,347

Deferred

X investments

stockholders

receiving sets, radio tubes, radio transmitting apparatus, television
receivers and transmitters, X-ray tubes and apparatus, sound film
equipment, sound amplifiers, apparatus and parts for line and wireless
telephony and telegraphy, and a number of industrial articles,
"The companies In the British Empire with their plants are engaged
on
war
production, and are understood to employ about 15,000
.persons.- '
rx/vx X' X*
' ;■?:
■" ■■■'•:X:v''•.Vvvs."
X'X.'-''X./'X ,:Xx
"Mr. Otten is President of North American Philips Co., Inc. (organ¬
ized early this year), which has plants at Dobbs Ferry, N. V., and
Lewiston, Me., producing chiefly radio articles for the United States
Army; An affiliated company, Philips Metalix Corp.,- with a plant at
Mt. Vernon, N. Y., opened in 1934, produces X-ray tubes and apparatus
for military purposes. Another affiliated company is Philips Export
Corp., of New York, which was formed in 1940 and has exported
American-made radios and lamps to Latin-America and the British
Empire.
-X'-XX''
'[
X.-''-,;:X'
X;/
X"More than 20 Dutch executives, engineers and specialists are em¬
ployed by the American trustee- on the work of the American com¬
panies. Others are in London as advisors to the British trustee.
"Dr. Anton F. Philips, co-founder of the business and Chairman

$376,614

on 441,stk. (no.

.

2 058,006
2 ,850,000

1,606

approp.

157,799

or

on to say in part:
;
"The Eindhoven plants were erected at a Cost of more than $60,000,000.
The Philips company was before the war one of the largest
European industrial companies, employing throughout the world about
50,000 persons.
The major Philips products are electric lamps, radio

/x~ X'X.J;.;0i,875:''X ./(——/•

^.U'iLX.—.

-

,

167,343

appearing in the paragraph entitled
1943"; and found that the alterations
effected by the amendment do not

Netherlands West Indies.

536,'X" XX'X-X 893

equal to $2.15 a share on common, comparing with $1,107,915 or $2.51
a capital share for the. first nine months of 1941.
'V

1942—12 Mos, —1941

$3,649,061 $45,948,724 $43, 172,996
1,958,384
22,815,551
21, 246,277
375,154
7,456,696
3 ,660,096

$3,961,675

revenues

of

230.919

♦253,134

X—//,

675

:/

fReserve to cover expenses which will
be incurred in the fourth quarter and are properly chargeable against
that part of -the
fourth-quarter sales which were anticipated by
unusually heavy sales in the third quarter.
For the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1942, net profit was $1,011,276,

Light Co.—Earnings-

Pennsylvania Power,

Amort;

6,835

♦Includes excess profits tax.

—Xv/XX':— •:' X—x^XvXXX—x

■

period End. Oct. 31—

Operating

X

9,180

$442,458

;—

ditidends.

354 shs. com.

provision has been considered necessary for excess profits
tax under the Excess Profits Tax Act of 1940, as anfiended,—V. 156,

1420.

983

—

dividends —XX

per sh.

X. par)

X': —■■X^-r-X'-X—'i;X;;' y.-yi:- '-X: xX'X

y\X—X'-.

Note—No

p.

—

profit

Earns,

acquired for the full

operations of companies merged or

1942'.'

Philips 'executives and engineers came to the
are
now
operating the American Philips
factories on war production for the United States.
The American
properties are held in trust by Hartford National Bank & Trust Co.
of Hartford, Conn.
'xX''■'■ ' ...X'X'v'-;-,The Philips properties in the British Empire are held In a similar
trust
in
London.The * original
Dutch
company,
N.
V,
Philips'
Gloeilampenfabrieken, now has its ' office' in Willemstad, Curacao,'

10,489

period.

1,

Incandescent

damaged.

Mr.

United

;XX': 841

——_

income

Total

,Surplus-'
♦Includes

ously

$724,759

$772,958

1,669

Preferred

$2,020,578

deductions—————

income

Net income

;■

an

that both the electric lamp and radio tube factory on EmmaX;
singe! Avenue in the town and the radio set factory and glass works
at Stryp outside the town,
covering a total of 78 acres, were seri¬

8,815,036
182,531

197,073

$1,276,774

Common

61,648

Cr39,780

>^'cX—~-X——^v $2,939,029

Miscellaneous

approved

cated

(270,084

—XX

Minority interest

29,599

2,566

F. S.

P.

i

Cr44,297,

X—

court

Lamp Works (N. V. Philips'
Gloeilampenfabrieken)—Holland Plants Bombed—
\

1939

$1,997,041
1,418

-Federal taxes'

68,873

24,283

—

charges—r—X

charged to construction

date "Jan.

the

Philips

315,672

companies--—

the

;

1,808,005

(less prem.

1942,

materially or adversely affect the interest of creditors
of the debtor.—V. 156, p. 1869.
:'l\v

$9,992,409

prov._.

income

Interest

$4,275,084

bonds

mortgage

on

of debt disct. and expense

Amort,

10,

principal, amount of debenture
bonds and each
principal amount of allowed general claitrfs, the sum
and which amended. Article VI Of said plan by chang¬

"General Provisions" to "Jan. 1,
modifications of the plan

13,320

$4,667,692

XX

——

1940

13,475,359
200,708

223,478

:

.

Dec.

$1,000

and

,116,786

$4,672,223
Dr4,531

income
Other income (miscelleaneous—net)

of

of $15 in cash,

...

$9,466,843
8,496,812

1941

17,924,339

and

Abnormal

;y Operating, profit

Operating

■

entered

recently by

$20,144,858 $14,952,842

——————

expenses—.

Costs

$4,144,978

revenues—:—
Income from lease of gas plant—

order

German-held

911,782

$4,541,760

operating

.

of the plan of reorganization dated Dec. 10, 1942,. which;
the cash payments now authorized on the petitions of the
and of Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co,, as trustee, elimi¬

holder of $1,000

156, p. 2138.

period.—V.

''Depreciation; XX—:i
Net

further

a

holder

Pet Milk Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—

.

850,968

'taxes.':-^--ir.-i—r----.--:—X846,13.7

/Other

378,457

100,787

ing

1,361,358

685,259.

■:

—

$

405,844

494,022
115,565

not Consider that they have any liability for
years 1941 and 1942.
Because of
non-recurring losses incurred by Texas Public Service Co. from the
sale of properties in 1941, this subsidiary did not incur any Federal
income tax liability for that year;
Had there not been such losses, the
amount of Federal normal inconje and surtax accrued ior the twelve
months period ended Sept. 30, 1942 would have been-approximately
$70,750 (1941—-$14,250)
greater than the amount shown above for

.

^'®T?'491

—

Prov.

Federal. income

$

2,526

$

506,630

do

companies

♦The

Total

■

>

view of

debtor

Federal excess profits taxes for the

1941
Sept. 30— :.
,
.
*1942
operating, revenues
:
$13,067,124 $11,903,476
3,809,339
Operating expenses ——4,525,749
31,010
Electricity purchased for resale
——
53,489
794,041
Maintenance-—-12 Months Ended

1942.

Bank

Co.,

nated* from the plan of reorganization dated July,1/1.941,'as amended
Oct.
10,
1941; and March 2,
1942,■ those provisions of Article V
entitling each holder of $1,000 principal amount of refunding mortgage
bonds to receive on consummation of plan $135 in cash, and each

21,500

30

(Restricted as to payment of dlvs.)

Net income

XX'XX/

:

829

deductions——,

etc.,

taxes,

Expenses,

Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Earnings—
•

By

469,996

$

505,771

$

$1.05

$0.83 y

$

parent companyCos. deducted above;

to

Subsidiary

from

"incomexT——X———j

.other

309,827

—_—*,;X:

applicable

Balance
Income

X!1941
$324,608

1942

•

&

amendment

342,544

321,428

"

;Xfx(1.

-,v..;X

-Earnings-—'.',

Drexel

,

$2.79

$2.14

(Earnings per common share_—1

Hanover

year

,

812,540

$

827,199

deductions,

the

Amendment of Plan

in

X—u.—;'

—

289,580

$

'U——X—

income

Gross

694,242

1942.

year

& Trust Co., 70 Broadway, New York City,
Philadelphia, have been designated as paying
agents. Holders of refunding bonds and debenture bonds Should send
the same to Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co. or Drexel & Co. for
appropriate stamping, together, with an executed letter of transmittal.
The above payments were made available Dec, 17, 1942.

$1,102,120

278,854

for

interest

Central

22,747

$1,106,053

the

for

,

,

of

$1,079,373

14,816

income^X— —-,i—*■
Retirement reserve accruals—
—

Total

'Net'

271,053

$1,091,237

——

Gross

after

Federal

Utility operating income
Other;'income, met,-——

,y

30—

9 Months Ended Sept.

Profit

1,973,954
115,994
174,524

274,546

bonds

To

zation

and

Inc.—Earnings—

& Tilford,

Park

194,962

115,770

taxes.————-

.Other

{On the 4,702,945

profits taxes,
stock.—V. 156, p. 1058.

refund of $148,938 applicable to excess

1,969,130

i-i—-

said

on

the holders of unsecured claims allowed in the reorgani¬
proceedings
(other than claims of subsidiaries substantially
all of the capital stock of .which is owned by the debtor). a payment
of $3.85 per $100 principal amount of
claim, to be applied on account

$3,614,898

——„——

(c)

,

$3,645,645

♦Federal and State income taxes-y—_—^_.

account of interest

on

1941

1942

-

revenues

Maintenance-'

excess

shares

(b) To the holders of the 20-year convertible debenture bonds a
payment of $38,50 per $1,000 principal amount of bonds to be applied

(Texas Public Service Farm Co. Not; Combined)

1942—9 Mos.—1941

Sept. 30—
1942—3 Mos.—1941
t$2,180,119 $2,746,944
com. sh,
$0.46.
$0.58

Period Ended

Peoples Light & Power Co. (& Subs.)—-Earnings;

Corp (& Subs.)

Tan American Petroleum & Transport

Monday, December 21, 1942

•

XXXv—1,060,571 ■.' ■ ■ 907,124'
deposit L—-—r
100,000
.100,000
267.678,, .,467,678:
obligations___—"
Notes and accountsreceivable--X180,376
' 176,294
In1ventor ie's •" iJX-X-Vr---X----XX--- '-X
896,141
672.059,
3,244
2,119
Accrued interest on InvestmentsL^___-__i.-X__
Cash

Time

U.'.

$6,306,872

S.

.

Period End. Nov. 30—

Sales
—V.

:
•

1942-Month—1941

1942—11 Mos.—1941

.X—$2,816,466,. $2,340,424 $28,693,715 $24,420,206
156,

p.

1869.

-

y.

y*

r

Pepsi-Cola Albany Bottling Co., Inc.—Initial Dividend
The

directors

recently declared an initial dividend of 20 cents per
stock, par $4,: payable Dec. 18 to holders of
record Dec. 15.—V. 156, p. 1155.
•
share

on

the

common

♦Provisions
basis

of

the

1942

normal

ended

Sept;

Revenue .-Act.

the- companies that there is no
tax for the .year. 1942 except as

instance Federal
30,

excess

profits

tax, surtax and excess profits tax
30,. 1942, have been made on, the
It is the opinion of the officers of
liability. for Federal. excess profits
to one Utility subsidiary,, in which

tax

for

the

nine

months, ended

.

Robert J. Bowman, Vice-President in charge of
operations,, has been
elected President, to succeed George p. Brooke, who is retiring at his
Own request.—V. 156, p. 2043.

Permutit Co.—35-Cent Dividend—

A dividend of 35 .cents per share has been declared, on. the common
payable Dec., 28 to, holders of record Dec.; 21.
This/ compares
25, cents paid...on July 9, .last.; .50. cents on Dec. 29,
1941; and*
25 cents each on July 10 and Sept, 20,. 1941.—,V. 154," p. 1495.; -.
?

stock,
with

.




277,760
642,808

263,604

Other assets

.750,689
,

Liabilities—"":

■

■

*

••

$11,375,425 $11,056,080

;w'

-

$3,025,050

$3,007,550

♦Preferred' sCock

'

Distribution—

1

.

mortgage

Judge William

Fitzpatrick of the U. S.'District Court at Pitts¬
burgh on Dec. 10 authorized the distribution of a total of $5,650,000
among bondholders And creditors as a step in the plan to reorganize
company's, capital structure under the Federal Bankruptcy Act.
The following payments? are to be made:
H.

interest on b<pndsX—--X-—X_-X_—..
Customer container deposits——Reserve

,

for Federal

Earned, surplus

and State taxes--——/_

———1—

2,981,125

2,981,125
2,385,000

stock—X-_rX_X(——_X

bbnds„-l-i_—
'.Accounts payable.'—XXX—
Ffrsb

Accrued

-

;

Investments ■ ■'

fCommon

Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co»—$5,650,000

'

.

'

Sept,

1942, is provided for after the application of the post-war credit.
156, p. 1612.
;

—V.

'

Pere Marquette Ry.-r-New President.—

Federal

for

for the nine months

2,385,000
'

..

,119,232

133,700

47,700

,47,700
378,549,

250,129
•'

{259,514.

375,506
1,657,938

1,971,116
*

Surplus by elimin. of inter-cd; stock ownership-

juX 211,170'

:■

214,400

.

(a)

To

the

holders

of

the

refunding

mortgage

bonds

a

payment;

•Total

of

$100 pe;r $l,OOft principal amount of bonds on account, of prin¬
cipal-on said bonds, and-payments of $50 per $1,000 principal amount
bonds representing full 5% interest for the-year 1942, and $35

•

-

valuej.

on

notes owned,

1941.

-

'

«1L056,080

♦Represented by 121,002 in' 1941 and. 120,302 shares -in 1943 (no par
' (Represented by 119,245.. no. par shares,
{Less ,UX S. tax;
$41Q,900.;—V, -156;. p;. 78.7.,:

Of

account of interest for the year

-

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

Number 4155

Volume 156

Years Ended Sept. 30

Income Account,

Consolidated

f 1939

(less sellling com¬

$20,226,584 $14,411,183 $10,214,111

missions)
JCdst of goods sold and
Selling & gen. exps.—

$7,145,579

9,151,436

6,531,566

Adjust, in normal inven.
205,557

reserve,—..————

of

Yards.

new

post,

intendent
In

11,775,060

17,243,866

•

Reliance Electric & Engineering Co.—25-Cent
A

succeeding Mr. Callahan.
Since 1936, Mr. Carry has been Assistant to. the Vice-President in
the operating department,
Since 1929,. Mr. Callahan has been Super¬

Yards,

$1940'

$1941

U942
Sales

the'operating department, and Fred R. Callahan as General Manager
of that department.
Harry B. Reed was appointed Superintendent of

Subs.)-Earnings-

Plymouth Cordage Co. (&

2229

his

Callahan will

general supervision

have

Divs., j int., etc. .(net) —
Adjust, of prior taxes—.
Loss

of

sale

on

Louis

over

Republic Drill & Tool Co.

Under

inc.

taxes

(reserves)

Miscellaneous
for

Reserve

conting—

$373,422

380,500

§Cr7,629

§39,722

98,850
§144,606

of

—

$1,423,723
405,926

$656,296
338,323

$129,966

$176,456

declared

Dividends

$717,664
541,207

,_Y.Y-~W/

$1,017,798

$317,974

"$212,154

4,740,904

year)

3,405,133

3; 723 107

:

342,120

3,617,288

,

Oper. surplus (at end
of year),,
tlncludes

to

the

Aircraft

cover

alent.

30

Sept.

tlncludes operations of Ply¬

Canadian

Consolidated

■

and

1940

assets

current

"''"YY

IsLoss.

1941,

1942,

to

1939.

U.

S.

dollar

equiv¬

''Y ■'YY
'
Sheet, Sept. 30

Y'YY
'

4

Assets—'

•

Cash

U.

deposits and currency)™,——
Treasury bonds and notes—T—

Dominion

of Canada
and

receivable

$4,074,801
1,122,093

204,786

224,939

notes

117,570

.

(net)

and

Deferred.

charges';-—;
Refundable portion of excess profits taxes and

"'other' '■ deferred '' receivables—

49,264
3,868,479

1

Other

Reserve

revaluing normal inventory—
Reserve. for contingencies
:
—

101,475
1,177.550

—

—

stock

total .r^L

—V.

Other

taxes

Prop, retire,
Amort,

res.

$4,500,881
2,586,009

30,776

22,917

288,889

Y;Y

?■

21

Dr225

487

$1,148,836

'mtge. bonds

36,865

37,628

Other int. & deductions

3,531
Dr49,519

2,187

446,607
41,097

Cr 1,744

Cr29,962

Int.

on

Net income

;
$82,538
$38,225
Dividends applic. to pfd. stocks for the period-

$691,094

Balance

■

$449,932 •

of
:

statement

146,826

$200,761

$0.82

share,

per

90c.

1942;

Comparative Balance
;

YY-'/'"Y11: Y'YY1 .v-:

short-term

cos.

••

—

bond

discount

314^

and

Common stock

($10

Capital surplus
Special surplus
Earned

':

i'1

expense

share—$0.52

declared

no

with

A

directors

declared

also

local & misc. Fed. taxes—'
(normal & surtax) taxes

; 1,811,709

fCharges in lieu of Federal taxes—
Net

operating income.

2,155,454
-410,661
2,874,184

562,845
2,412,000

$4,810,732

Interest

on

Miscell.

int. &

prem.

2,154,61.6

2,635,751
580,427

1,.

A

50,972

81,523

19,152

Y

22,751

23,755

•

15,575

54,167
6,268

2,113,600

2,113,600

$903,099

income.——^—.
Preferred stock dividends-,
Common
;

•

,

-tThese

—

—.

stockdividends.———
charges

represent

$2,154,303
740,814
1,107,771

amounts

equivalent

$2,752,808
740,814

•

a

Net

200,761

dividend
of

1942

10

and

Machine

of

cents

cents

60

payable

1941,

Dec.

each

stock, par $1,

per

24

1942—Month—1941

$392,467

Pullman Co.—Officials Promoted—
Promotions
on

for-three

executives

of

this

Dec. 11, with James M. Carry named as




company

were

announced

Assistant Vice-President in

.

■'-■'

1942—10 Mos.—1941

$335,220
293,685

,

311,406

oper._r

$3,578,468
2,906,114

$3,171,569
2,768,797

$672,354

$41,535

$81,061

Cr3,076

$402,772

17,355

204,777

181,757

Crl,123

Cr29,205

Crl0,916

$62,504
31,121

$25,303

$496,782

$231,931

24,257

66,446

62,303

$93,625

$49,560

$563,228

$294,234

21,633
■

'

Net

v

income

oper.

ry.

income

.

Totalincome—i-—_.
deducts,

Miscell.

from

$8,994,953

i/'.'-Y'-YvY;

income 1

"Total

fixed

charges—i

YY":.':'-Y

161

5,106

"YY, 3,126

334,430

.•334,746

$223,692

'

97

f$43,638

7

$3,435<;1

33,425

,

7

~

'

156,

fLoss.—

accrued on outstanding bonds but unpaid.

2045.

p.

$16,028

$60,039

charges

^includes interest

171,678

•/,:

/;

$9,015,100

Divi-

Co.—Year-End

holders

made

were

has

share

to

while on Dec.
156, p. 1156. "

have declared

record

April

on

26,

Dec.

July

1,

year-end

a

declared

been

of

':/YY.v ;.Y.',-y:;..;;Y'-YY'Y" Y;;Y'Y:'

1

1

on

and

/YYi-^Y YY.-'Y'Dec. 5' '42

dividend

on

April
on

Sales

Stores in
Dec.

^

^

operation Dec. 5,

1941.—V. 156, p.

6,

of

5

Y

and the usual quarterly

on

dividend of 8%

of 12(4 cents per share was made on the
1, 1942, compared with 7% cents on Oct.
April 1, 1941.—V. 156, p. 1059.

common

share

the

cents

1957.

1, $1.50 each;

and July 1 and Oct.

St. Louis Public Service

1941

interest and provision of $1,100,000 for Federal
profits taxes, after giving effect to post-war credit
tOn 222,855 shares of common stock.

provision.

excess

A

the

year-end
common

Distributions
and

,

dividend of 75 cents per share has been declared on
stock, payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 19.
of

25

cents

each

were

made

Nov.

last.
Payments during 1941
and Nov. 1, 15 cents each;
of 60 cents.—V. 156, p. 1156.
1,

2,
Aug.

1

9 Months Ended

Profit before
■

Estimated

Net

Feb.

were

2,

as

and Dec.

May 1, Aug. 1
follows: Feb. 1,

24,

a

year-end

Inc.—Earnings—

and

1942

excess

—1

"$1,520,115
profits taxes——
710,000

———

—

1941

f$634,606
,

249,436

profit
:——
$810,115
$385,170
tEarnings per common share
$1.74
$0.83
"After $350,000 for contingencies and all other charges,
tlncluding
$199,015 profit on sale of property and equipment. tOn 465,000 shares
of capital stock.—V. 156, p. 2138.
—————

156,

Co.—Earnings—
$26,695

1942—9 Mos.—1941
$1,164,525

depreciation,

taxes,

and income bond Interest.

first mortgage
fLoss.—V. 156, p. 2139.\

t$37,031

interest

bond
:

:

Savage Arms Corp.—Earnings—

■

Earnings, 9 Months Ended Sept. 30, 1942

'■'"Net'

profil'yL.Y—■——

tEarnings

common

charges and

■

*

•'#

li;., $1,302,373
share--,—,$1.94
for Federal income and excess profits
tOn 670,860 shares of capital stock.—V/-156,

reserves

and contingencies,

taxes
p.

per

/ s"

1957.

.

■

:

■

(The) Schiff Co.—November Sales Up—

..■

'

'

1942—Month—1941
1942—11 Mos.—1941
—$1,574,143 - $1,266,032 $17,205,189 $14,QT9,333

Period End. Nov. 30—
Sales
—V.

—

156, p. 1870.

Scott Paper

Y

Existence
Sound

area

order somq

of

a

,,

Co.—Subsidiary Suspends Operations—
shortage of

has made it

for the War Production Boar<i to

pulp mills in the area to

production.

■

certain types of pulpwood in the Puget

necessary

shut down and others to curtail

'
operations of the company's subsidiary, Anacortes
Pulp Co., located In that area, have been suspended for an indefinite
period.
Pulp produced at the Coos Bay Pulp Corp., a subsidiary In Oregon,
can no longer be shipped to the east coast and is now being allocated
by the Government to western users.
The Government is now allocating to Scott eastern and Canadian
\

.

Under this order,

.

Sept. 3CS—

taxes'

income

on

stock,

1, $1.25 each.—V.

1942—Month—1941

30—

$144,305

Federal

"After

$242,311
$1.01

$1.71

common

Dec. 21.
Like
compared with
follows: Jan. 2

1059.

Period End. Sept.

1942
,y ;

Co.—$1 Dividend—

value,

par

and April
p.

1941,

"$399,475
:

j

.

1942, were 2,543, compared with 2,949 on

common

1,

Illinois—Earnings—

——

Dec. 6, '41

y,

been declared on the
payable Jan. 2 to holders of record
amounts were paid on April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1 last,
$1.25 on Jan.'2, 1942.
Payments during 1941 were as

"After depreciation,

income and

<J»

...

dividend of $1 per share has

A

no

cents per share

—-——————

per

Y

40.943,856 553,206,661 448,675,537

St. Louis National Stockyards

Quarter Ended Sept. 30—

tEarnings

•

46,382,611

—

Dec. 5, '42

Dec. 6, '41

of

payment

Qqjnmon Dividend—

a

—48 Weeks Ended——-

——4 Weeks Ended—:
■'Y /Period—

18.

1, last.

Net profit

taxes

\

with

4Y

Safeway Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—

stock,

Reo Motors,

additional

$6,260,288

RR.—Earnings-*-^

from

rev.

"After

1,107,771

to

1942—11 Mos.—1941

$7,875,280

$734,623

earlier.—V. 156, p. 1421.

year

Railway tax accrualsEquip. & jt. facil. rents

441,539

:

445,252

Reliance Manufacturing Co. of

$3,130,076

payable if the company did not have .the benefit for Federal income
and excess profits tax purposes of Reductions resulting from
the
settlement of a long-term lease and/from the refinancing of longterm debt.—V. 156, p. 1694.

;

The company operated 119 stores on Nov. 30, last, as compared

1,631)400
515,047

54,167

Y

;Y A dividend of 50 cents per share has been declared on the common
stock, no par value, payable Dec. 26 to holders of record Dec. 18.
This compares with 40 cents paid on Sept. 30, last, and 30 cents each
on
March 31
and June 30,
1942.
Payments during 1941 consisted
of four regular quarterly dividends of 25 cents each, and the following
extras: March 31 and June 30, 5 cents feach;
Sept. 30, 15 cents; and
Dec. 24, 25 cents.—V. 156, p. 1780..
v'-VY; Y■ ;■

May

-vNet

1941

$134,485

156, p. 1421.

1942—Month—1941

—

\y--Yy Y,;Y'V :i;

and 5 cents

,35,705

.

$34,695

that the company Is now engaged in con¬

report- states

period End. Nov; 30—

118

81,400

—

distribution

stock

611,648

other ;deductionsi—

Y4Y';'1942:'■■■-'• "

$4,000,000

———

July 1 and Oct.

2,638,049

474,472

& exp.

Y'/

Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales—

1613.

year-end

common

$6,415,478

Jong-term vdebL;—Y—_

usual

,44

Year-End Dividend—

Amort, of debt disct.,

the

Sept. 30—

profit

Note—The

15,438

■

per share on the class A stock, par $1, both payable Dec. 28 to holders
of record Dec. 15.
Like amounts were disbursed on these issues on

$6,602,654
187,175

$5,992,741

cents per share on
28 to holders of record

50

share

495,010

$4,000,000

Reed Drug Co.—5-Cent

1,460,331
209,615

$4,806,142

Gross income

of

per

"After charges and Federal Income taxes.

4,528,807

1,631,400
515,047

Button-Hole

common

Oct.

2,277,211

$6,021,562
28,821

cents

'

"Net

Reed Roller Bit Co.—50-Cent Common Dividend—

4,591

Other income.(loss).——Y——,

30

Richmond Radiator Co.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended

Period End. Oct. 31—

—

par)

60 cents was made.—V.

Public Service Company of Indiana, Inc.-

State,

$2.04

4■■•'■:-Y ■•"'■;

since.

none

The

"Net income

Fed. inc.

Y

paid on Dec. 20,
4./'.'
■•'
-Y:
quarterly dividend of $1.37 Va,
per share on the ,5Va %
cumul. conv. pref. stock, par $100, payable
Jan. 4 to holders of record Dec. 22.—V. 156, p. 1509,
1940;

dend—

Div.—

Operating revenues
—„—
$21,037,978 $25,313,117 $23,119,022
Pwr. purch.—From affil. companies
419,556
351,646
422,256
Other companies
1,333,291
1,401,674
1,585,254
Gas purchased ——
914,885
960,341
1,170,212
Other operation ——————w
6,204,948
5,579,722
6,795,750
Maintenance
1,240,963
—~—————1,008,197
1,246,225
Provision for; depreciation—2,207,496
2,387,185
2,631,559
Provision for taxes—

1941

$4,808,744
2,515,704

*

Reece

special dividend of 40 cents per share and the regular quarterly
dividend of 25 cents per share have been declared on the capital
stock, par $10, both payable Dec. 23 to holders of record Dec. 11.
Special distributions of 40 cents were also made on Dec. 23, 1938,
1939, 1940 and 1941.—V. 154, p. 1599.

"

dividend

a

value, payable Dec.

par

compares

Ry. operating revenues.
Ry." operating expenses.

56,365

„

p.

have

stock,

This

Y; Rutland

75,734

bonds—.

i.i

156,

directors

22.

Dec.

'1941

,.'/•••'v'

—

surplus

Total

—V.

A

1941

;(

;:

4^-^—4Ya.4^^$733,957 ■ '$2,293,040
common

$699,431

—

—

Coupon interest accrued-—
Tax liability ^
4
f)cj> cumul. .preferred stock ($100 par).

The directors

.

:YY:;7 Y .Y,:7:

50-Cent Common Dividend—
the common

Other

trust

Distributions

1942

nine

"After charges.
fBut after provision of $2,339,631 for special fiveyear amortization.
$On 1,023,662 shares of common stock.4

3,143,918

Accounts payable and accrued expenses-

20 cents per share has been declared on the common
payable Dec. 26 to holders of record Dec. 14.
This compares
with 15 cents paid on Oct. 1, last, and 10 cents each on April 1 and.
July 1, 1942,
Payments during 1941 were as follows:
April 1, July 1
and Oct. 1, 15 cents each, and Dec. 27, 25 cents.—V. 156, p. 1059.

-

its

first

'

Net' profit
^Earnings per

$8,994,953 : $9,015,100

Collateral

Providence Gas Co.—20-Cent Dividend—

.

the

Sept. 30—
\
,
1942
before .-taxes*;;—-———:t$3,2l7,857
income and excess profits taxes—2,483,600

3,512,925
4,546,840
378,710

u:._—_^u^^Y*^«-^-4i»YY-«4v.-44-^-4444^

other

Total

A dividend of

Oct.3l, '42

for

;7 7-.Y

9 Months Ended

$424,379

and

Accrued

stock,

Period—

$2.16

tlncludes

shares.

si

1942

-r:'1'.
notes

discount

notes—.-^-.444„4444-

Bonds

the

10 Mos. End. -^-Year Ended Oct. 31—

income

on

/YYY 4/,"Y/Y-/.;/

"Profit

•Sales

ol: Oct.

Sheet As

Accounts ; receivable. :4———4-_——
interest receivable

'"

"$81,283

Co.—Special

common

taxes

Federal

:

Federal

$171,67&

$0.92

(75c.

^^rr_v4w>4i.4i;

Stocks

adjustment of $51,000
to
adjust Federal tax provisions to the amount required by the
Revenue Act of 1942, credit adjustment of property
tax provisions
of $95,000, and other adjustments also, applicable to prior months of
1942, increasing net income for the month by approximately $42,000.—
V. 156, p. 1420. 1779.

Providence-Washington Insurance

for

1,286,916

certing its equipment for war production.—V.

y4_44444i-:;

1941)

JAssets—

credit

includes

tOn

subsidiaries.

facilities,

war

$3,200,509

$1.28

—

of

Reynolds Metals Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—

V.

above

.

248,500

"Deficit.
Note—The

-

-2—

this year is computed in accordance with the Revenue Act
without deducting therefrom the post-war refund;—V. 156, p.

1942,

1059.,

$693,820

-

trust 4(4

122,355

Finance

430,167

$260,927

t1941

$2,129,924

wholly-owned

,

;Yi4^44^4^444r44^^44^Y:'

,

$348,884

430,167

——

etc.

Net; profit'■

1,250

Liabilities—

chgd. to construct.

facilities,

war

income—.

on

-

432,051

171,678

($6 per share)

dividends

Y

$840,263
461,813
32,932
/ Cr3,366

Interest

tax

-

————..

tEarnings per common shares——
"Includes
$463,332
amortization

JV 126,816

Dr3,345

$76,266

income**;Y.;.Y

Federal

$260,519

$277,591 >.

$843,608

$1,148,349,

1,963

(net)——

91

12~6~816

275,000

$172,453

income

Gross

charges
Interest/ amortization of
Depreciation

4,867
154,935

135,789

(Nov,,

(net Dr)

Unamortized
Other

funded debt——

on

YY; ::'";:y,;.662Y

per share,

411,347

112

•

$76,491

14,802

13,488

Y.—*Y;.—LY-;

income

Common

$3,608,578
2,030,405
48,197

189,304
288,218

$170,490

1,720

2,589

1,932

Preferred dividends

1942—12 Mos.—1941

36,806

; Net oper. revenues,.

1,560

ui-/ ■'■:

and amortization

bonds

limited-term

of

investments

43,590

—

$315,524
173,468
11,872

approp.7

40,155
2,746

Earned surplus (Oct. 3T)--^4YY4.44Yt444—I-4"
Earnings per common share—

$440,397
323,402
Cr25,41I
Cr64,890

■

$483,113

Corp.—

Retirement of convertible collateral

Co.—Earnings-

1942—Month—1941

Operating revenues' ——Y
Operating expenses.
Federal taxes —.Y.——.

Service

;;;'';:;,Balancb;V4-i».liw44-—4

$16,179,661 $15,377,863

Period End. Oct, 31—

$485,480

'

Other ;credit

156, p. 2138.

Portland Gas & Coke

1941

12,318

and dividends.——

Investment

to

Earned ■ surplus

;

4,740,904

39,640

1942

$16,081,661 $14,393,969
16,571,459
14,607,342
135,479
822,883
"714.693
246,568
1,391,363
1,477,382
12,200,000
8,800,000

-

.

.

$189,292
293,821

taxes

Net

1,065,813

4,917,360

($10 .par),—-

6,7"25",600

1,065,837

special

— ,

V-

1,177,550

6,727,800
Y. 37,220

($100 par)——-

Capital stock—employees'
Capital surplus
Operating surplus

fee

Interest

500,000

•

Common

945,276
84,565

1,026,208

YY

300,294

.—

and

State

y

,,\

expenses-—.
Total. income ' —i—

,

$185,286

-4.

Federal income

$626,211 Y $598,514

S. and Canada; Federal,
other taxes /reserve)-,**—
Dividends declared ——4—

notes—

—

Other expenses

$16,179,661 $15,377,863
Accounts paykble

Inc.—Earnings-

Sept. 30—

after

Miscellaneous

...

months of

1942

31—

Transfer fee to Stone & Webster Service Corp.Directors' ■ fees

3,853,906

-.Y' ;*Y>. ''' Y/'1'/ YY.YY

Accrued U.

and

received

interest

Service

.

■'

9 Months Ended

.Profit'

The

12,139

.

bonds

on

Dividends
Total

Land, buildings,; machinery and equipment (net)

Liabilities—

Months Ended Oct.

Interest

2,101,597
5,174,357
195,545

2,767,488
3,835,784
.236,813

s

$0.56

110,000 Class A common

;

ac¬

Inventories'

$112,816

$0.96

"

..

Revere Copper & Brass

Y

Railway & Light Securities Co.- -Earnings—"
12

interest

crued

y.Y.,'! Y

;

.

$3,717,964

bonds*—

Accounts

.

^i942.'-Y;.Y'Y 1941

YYY'1;'''.VVY .•'■''''"';Y

(demand

S.

.

30,'42 Marl 31/42

$182,425

$1.21

shares.—V. 156, p. 250.

for

a

,

§Reserve

Balance

Expansion Program—

from

$224,664

share

per

Junl

30,'42

Sep.

;

———

"On combined 61,250 shares of common and

-

"flying box cars" will flow in vastly increased
plant that once produced railroad freight cars as a
result of new war contracts announced on Dec. 16 by Harry V. Hughes,
Assistant Works Manager, at Chicago.
With contracts totaling 14 times its initial orders, the company is
enlarging its existing plant facilities to meet the military demand,
Mr. Hughes said.
The new contracts, he explained, call for "vastly
expanded production" of wings and tail assemblies for Uncle Sam's
largest two and four motor cargo planes.—V. 156, p. 1779.
numbers

depreciation at regular rates.

years ended
reduction of

"Earnings

a

Subassemblies

$3,405,133

Cordage Co. and its above-mentioned wholly owned subsidiaries

mouth

for

$3,723,107

$4,740,904

$4,917,360

income

■

Notes—Provision
>

:

Co.—Building

Manufacturing

unique system of shipbuilding, this company is producing
naval patrol vessels, but laying no keels, it was announced on Dec. 14.
Traditionally, laying of the keel marks the beginning of a new
ship, but under the system developed by the company, vessels are
being constructed in 14 completed sections ,< simultaneously, the keel
being a part of each section.
A large new building houses a straight line sequence of operations
in pre-fabrication.
Steel plates enter tile building, completed sections
emerge.
,''j! .'
■: '7v' ■.
Each of the 14 sections is assembled in a separate jig, or series
of
jigs.
Practically
all the present shipbuilding employees were
formerly engaged in building freight cars or streamlined trains in
the company shops.
:i
'•
The building ways accommodate 12 vessels at one time and have
been built on
reclaimed land at the south end of Lake Calumet,
at the Calumet River turning basin..Y'-YYY

Brl9,397

$1,076,518

1,277,000

1,930,600
§12,901
500,000

v

5ri, lis;

.

$2,693,094

$3,161,165

reserve-

■V "'Net\' profit 7

23"072

;

13M29

■

'Total profit. —-——v
Curr. U. S. & Canada
.

11,918

Car

-Earnings—

Quarter Ended—

Naval Patrol Vessels—

Dr65,837

items

Miscellaneous

Pullman-Standard

38,282

——

DiyY-Y

the common
18,
A like

was disbursed on March
27< June 26 and Sept. 25, last. Pay¬
during 1941 were as follows: March 21, 25 cents; June 26 and
Sept. 29, 37Va cents each; and Dec. 26, 50 cents.—V. 156, p, 1059,

branches of the operating department, including zones, districts,
agencies, commissary, superintendent of car service, director of .service*.'
yards, and general storekeeper.—V. 156, p. 2044.

$408,456

Br.14,921

on

Dec.

seven

St.

E.

property

$1,062,675
32,912

$2,982,719
$2,636,123
27,946
26,161
5,952
21,256 Y

of record

payable Dec., 28, to holders

ments

Net

.■'Profit. L—■:.—.——,—'

$5,

par

amount

•

Mr.

dividend of 25 cents per share has been declared

stock,

pulps in place of the western plups which are not available.
The company also stated in part as follows:
"This year has been a successful one for the company, particularly
In view of the many problems inherent in operating under a war
economy, such as higher
lations and restrictions.

costs,

increased taxes and necessary

regu-.

THE COMMERCIAL &

2230

in

of

sales

156,

Operating

operating
Net

directors

for

fourth

the

12.

This

declared

13

dividend of 75

a

cents

59th

21 to stockholders of record Dec.
quarterly distribution.

consecutive

share, ex dividend, on Dec. 10, 1941.
During that period
outstanding increased from 161,377 to 172,081.—V. 156, p. 1059.

taxes

156,

dividend

A

stock,
Feb.

of

amount

1941,—V.

cents

40

156,

July

on

and

1941,

15,

cents

50

Feb.

on

9 Months Ended
'Net

profit

tEarnings
After

and taxes.

reserves

156,

$126,760

117,109

116,855

$2,036

$9,905

divs..

$553,423
169,630

156,

1941
$206,567
$1.67

Ended

Year

Operating

TOn

(par $10)

101,505 shares

of common

$238,744

234,337

.

.

-'.y^yf

Sept. 30—

1941
'Net
profit
___^
$105,115
$108,436
Outstanding common shares______—_
105,000
105,300
Earnings per common share________________,—
$1.00
$1.03
*
After charges and provision for Federal income and excess profits
and

and after giving effect to the

special reserve,

post-war

10%

profits tax refund,—V. 156, p. 1060.

excess

Net

operating

American

directors

The

Dec.

on

declared

11

Dividend—

dividend of 26 cents

a

distributions

total

"The

accumulated

and

dividend said:

current

for

dividends

the

1942 are derived from current
on securities
owned by the

year

the

was

ing profits on securities sold as
on
the underlying securities.
is

Net

in

that

1942

the

36,972

1941
$2,384,009
1,538,563
48,170
35,782

166,387

profit

1,698,816
___.

—

69,497

.

Depreciation
income

for

tax,

y,

contingencies

war

ended

Sept.

profit

'On

share

common

■
,
: ?•-'
September 30, last, was $1,846,198,
contingencies, equal to $1.34 a
on
common,
comparing with a net profit Of $1,548,658 or 96
a common share for the 12 months ended September 30,
1941.

776,627 shares of common

provision

share
cents

Note—No

of

$500,000

stock.

for

income

1942—3 Mas.—1941
$213,239
$24,604
-32,694

taxes..

$170,545
sh.

com.

•

322,485

$445,337

$21,348

;

$289,542

$0.02

^

$0.39 y y;;

'.77 7;y;7y&'il

Association—5-Cent
have

$0.24

declared

y

:;V.r

y.

1942

...

share

per

.....

M

26,389

47,198

150,083

228,940

dend

like

of

payable
In

amount

Dec.

disbursed

24
to

addition

have

'Federal

income

exc.

Chgs.

in lieu

of

31,

June

record

30

and

of

79,225

259,666

&

income

31,103

100,397

$168,661

$750,915

other

30,

374

v.522

2,839

280

$177,686

_______

$169,184

$753,754

72,050

income

72,811

$105,636

'1S42

in

;y'

$96,373

Federal

income

with

accordance

and

excess

the Revenue

profits
of

Act

285,362:

have

taxes

Like

amounts

were

comply with
July

for

of

Co.

stock,

This

is

no

the

cents

15

of

dividend

A

25

cents

y-r.yy-v-..

2046.

p.

This

make

will

same

in

as

Payments
cents
and

1941

Sept.

of

year

Dec.

1942,

15.

the

'

during

each;
extra

a

1941.

record

40

16,

were

25

cents,

cents.—V.

follows:

as

154,

and
p.

Feb.

Dec.

18,

28

and

quarterly

June

of

15

16,

25

cents

260.

Nov.

holders

of

30,

1937,

when

Sept. 30—
earnings

inc.

Net

*

After

common

per

common

charges

as

Federal

$0.24
income

of

in

1940

of

1942..

been

These

estimation of

rates

641,275

614,631

Federal taxes
with 45%% in

Southern Advance Bag
9 Months Ended

Net

income

'Earnings
'On

taxes,

ton

796,378

_

per

166,650

has

been

1941.—V.

'4,909,740

'1,296,546

370,052

322,367
!"■:

7 y,;_,7_7

tax.

5,
for

Federal
at

produce

shares

a

$1,040,952

adjustment

24% )

at

of

income

and

rates

lower

total

in

tax

the

1942
•

,

common
common

$446,592',

share.
shares.—V,




of

in¬

Earnings

$1.84

156,

p.

1157.

per

y. "yv.y

..

estimated

Taxes

are

stock,

the

Revenue
first

income

nine
was

$1,500,000,

the

$4.50

Act

which

deducting

$448,497
$1.85

for

10-Cent

cn

$$0.3281

rates

1942

of

to

sum

and

$

$

of

6,41?8,429

and

net

earnings for the

than had been

not

resuming

a

11

debentures

will

be

furnished

plant equipment;

by

amendment.

drilling,

development
.

3100
M,

•

■

■

:

Canadian Bank of Com¬
Julian G. Gross

Hogarth,

Bradshaw.

K''1942'

Sept. 30—
share.,..-

common

of

*'

'yyy:'^194i;

$2.50

156, p.

per

share

has

been

to

holders

of

record

21

Dec;

20,

on

$1

Dec.
Dec.

22,

.$591,202

;

$1.76

______

stock.—V.

common

on

9 Months Ended

1158,

declared
Dec.

on

15.

$2.53

'y;y,-y '. y-

■

7.7'

\the

common

This

1941, $1 on July 22, 1941, $3
1939.—V, 156, p. 1510. 77;

Sept. 30—

'
'*'$">:'•

<

profit

Earnings per

compares

Dec.

on

21,

"<

1942
$0.27

.;

1941^

_

$599,098

7 7

share..;

common

7$623,486
$0.29

...

depletion, depreciation, Federal taxes, etc.—V. 156, p. 1158,

Superior Steel Corp.—Earnings—
^

Period Ended Sept. 30—
Net

-

sales

was

16

in

$239,041

accordance

increased

profit

Other

income

Int.,

action,

position
months'

anticipated.

had

period

21,923

9,808

$1,288,100

income

$712,451

,

cess

44,909'

y

$2,741,207

31,371

$1,905,617

state income

depr.

etc.,

tax,
Federal

$3,584,376 $10,472,457 $10,208,851
7
702.643
2,696,298 !
1.874,246

1,266,177

and

income

ex-

profits tax______

y
-

)

188,803
:7y
-777

-

888,000.

110,903

343,036

476,113-

460,000

1,810,000

Net

949,000

$141,548

profit —$211,237

$455,094

$613,601

'Earnings
'On

per

sh.

com.

$1.86

$4.02

$5.42

y

$1.25

113,276 shares of capital stock.—V. 156,

1061. '

p.

1942—Month—1941

Other

1942—12 Mos—1941

$122,942
66,211

$98,302

$1,172,931

$1,128,966

60,846

711,457

706,970

7,209

10,225

106,479

66.840

13,225

6,920

133,010

126,841

3,543

revenues

Operating1 expenses__a_

3,584

42,577

43,617

$179,408

$184,698,

taxes

taxes

Prop, retire, res. approp.
Net

revenues—'

oper.

income

$32,7541

$16,727

Dr49

2-,

,

i

-Dr318

Dr 1,178

Er47?.

$16,409

$178,230

$184,225

--

with

27.9%

included.

not

was

recently

$4,664,498

Interest

-

of

income

Gross

the

from

requirements

stock.-

a

1942—3 Mos—19411942—9 Mos—1941

>

of

dividend

declared

7 ;

—$4,453,502

Oper.

Other

to $5,964,652 in 1941 year.
The
provision for possible inventory loss
appropriated as of June 30, 1942.

preferred

financial

with

,|-

■■■.t,y

consisting of $1,000 face amount
trust certificates for capital

unit

of'voting

Sunray Oil Corp.—Earnings—

reserves

1941,

the

announcing the directors'
company's

and

....

$0.4588

tax

$675,000

Other

Int.

—^__

10

cents

per

share

President

improved
were

James

S.

Adams

during the

somewhat

more

year,

and

favorable

regular quarterly payment of

common

stock

dividends,

2,725

5,450

101,269

84,140,
Cril4

7,049

$8,906
$25,464
to pfd. stocks for the. period-,...

$95,627

—

-7.7

—

credit

adjustment

of

35,000

$94,749
•

'

35,000

•

$60,627

$59,749

$4,702

amount required by the Revenue

to adjust tax provisions
Act of 1942—V. 156, p, 1871.

to
•

Superior Oil Co. (Calif.)—Amends Registrationcompany has filed an amendment to its registration statement with
Securities and Exchange Commission in which it places a number

said

He added, however, that the directors were

■

Cr2,034

income

'Includes
the

454

Cr21,391

-

9,275

construct.

to

Balance
of

..

deductions

int. &

Dividends applic.

dividend

$32,705

mtge. bonds

on

chgd.

Net

on

•

on
the common stock, payable Feb. 1 to holders of record Dec. 30.
Quarterly di^ributions of like amount were made from Oct, 2, 1939,
to and including Jan. 2,
1942; none since.
In addition the company
paid an extra dividend of 10 cents per share on Jan. 2, 1941.

the

per

number

shares of

paid

'Federal

103,385,317; 86,795,572

recalculation

credit

tax

gross

of

Dec.

public
a

Stroock & Co., Inc.—$2.50 Dividend—

$2

1940,

Common Dividend—

directors

,

$411,06?

per

Operating

1942—9 Mos.—1941

$0.1538

preferred

cumulative

Bonds
;,

.

Superior Water, Light & Power Co.- -Earnings—

14,824,714

months

prior

v

.

covers

Period End. Oct. 31—

$0.1372

at

D.

payable

with

156,

:

:

2,169;855

post-war

estimated

18.

\.y.y:

■

31,944,095

'Including $308,285 resulting from
applicable to the first two quarters.
tThe

the

on

Dec.

yy' .v.'-y ■.,y.:'y ;yy-

Ltd.—Registers

vy.-:,

,

will be-used for

dividend

A
:

Act

used

reported for previous periods.—V.

as

$

sh._

com.

declared

on

taxes

Revenue

35,170,712
'1,959,837

Consolidated net income

In

1941

-y

those

than

retire¬

profits

excess

provided

1942—3 Mos,-^1941

_______

the
and

234,000

(S.)

discount

from

yy ;

,;

.

$1,083,638

bond,

resulting

$

of

& Paper Co.- -Earnings—

Sept. 30—-

Sept. 30—

-u

holders of record

to

made

y-y-./'f?
Mines,

196,389

$1,598,551

tNet

(computed
1940,

.

total tax

$0.35

computed at 10%
156, p. 1157.

'On

^ Standard Brands, Inc.—Earnings—

sales

has

23

income

'Earnings

591,975

i87L?y:yy;: y:;;yyyyv,

Net

10,

1939
2,024,050

estimated

such

been

share

per

Dec.
were

-y

■

offered

Russell

Net

$4,022,030

2,049,542

.

$1,492,699

provision

July

on

y

■

to

be

to

'After

$4,171,566

profits
income .taxes

has

and

last,

1871.

Steel Products Engineering Co.—Earnings—

7

,

540,152

Aug.

each

30,

Similar .dis-

Corp.—$1.50 Dividend—

$1.50

payable

Iron

.9 Months Ended

22.

1941

excess

on

Nov,
p.

..

.

the common

on

22.

Dec.

working capital.

Total

bonds

1942

The
for

compared

Dec.

2,084,968

profit

$After

stock.

Note—Reserve
come

and

1941

$282,315

share

y

com¬

$5,621,340

$9,538,064

——

and

and

156,

7

''yy
The- voting trustees, with offices at
merce
Building, Toronto, are Donald

>

payment of
7" yy7yn, 7-

a

y7

'

1942

:

taxes

of

cents

declared

record

its retail stores for the four weeks

2,595,473

Depreciation

50

of

holders

1941.—v.

no- par,

Rock

proceeds

and

Staley Mfg. Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—

9 Mos. End.
Gross

of

1942

$188,468

•—

stock

*

7..y'7.:;V

the

on

record

y'y'y

■

Reported—

Expenses

net

Sept. 30—

profit

tEarnings

the

2141.y

Co.—50-Cent Dividend—

Nov.

on

29,

1422.

debentures

28,

(A. E.)

enacted

Corp.—Earnings—

9 Months Ended
'Net

of

1942, 8.68% above those for the same four weeks of
1941, and for the 52 weeks ended Nov. 28, 1942, 16.87% ahead of the .:V
corresponding period of 1941.—V. 156, p. 1782.
yyv-""

in

Sonotone

the
1942,

for

$1,000 face amount of debentures and shares of stock will be supplied
by amendment. The capital stock is to be deposited under a voting trust

'-y'vyV''

declared

to

Oct.

y

corporation reports sales in

ended

been

has

29

Dec.

since

payment

made,

share

per

payable

par,

first

was

Period End.

$2, payable Dec. 24 to holders of
total of $1.20 per share for the

par

in
12,

kvvh,

Co,—To Sell Subs.—

Flagstaff Electric Light Co.—V. 156,

Increased Sales
The

Skilsaw, Inc.—Extra Distribution—

stock,

/:

company has asked the approval of the Commis¬
interests in its Arizona subsidiaries, Arizona ElCc-

its

and

Service

(And Domestic Subsidiaries)

common

computed

966.-

p.

Spencer Shoe Corp.—Resumes Dividend—

p.

directors have declared an extra dividend of 20 cents per share
the regular
quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on the

companies

168,496,000

share has "been

per

to

dividend
of

y agreement.
The price

order of the Securities and Exchange Commission

an

1942,

8,

sale

trie Power

the

The

with

-

$512,677

been

156,

made

stock,

Steep

and

Southwestern Public

Note—The

last.

operating

for the week ended Dec.

9 filed two registration statements with the
Commission. The first registration statement
$2,250,000 5l/2%' sinking fund deben■
: v';.y".;
■/
;:i>yy.
y :
The second registration statement is for voting trust certificates
for 562,500 shares of capital stock without par value.
: '
y
V
Company, with offices at 25 King St. West, Toronto. Canada, owns
property comprising approximately 7,000 acres in
the Steep Rock
Lake area, near Atikokan, Ont., Canada, containing large bodies of
high-grade iron ore,7 The property includes all of Steep Rock Lake,
under which the known ore bodies lie. 7
.:';7:
..."■yJ.
Otis & Co., Cleveland, O,, is principal underwriter for the bonds.
In the underwriting agreemenj. Otis & Co, agreed to purchase, and
the
company
has agreed to sell the $2,250,000 debentures covered
by the registration statement and 562,500 shares of the company's
capital stocky
The rate to be paid by the underwriter for each

286,485

$468,392

1942.—V.

29

vtNo.'2-5070, Form A-1)
lures, 'due Dec. 1, 1957.

$799,161

deductions

'Includes

four regular quarterly payments of $1.50 each
made during 1941, the company last
year paid extras of $1 each on
Sept. 30 and Dec. 24.—V. 156, p. 1060.

and

'

-The

Net

1156.

p.

10.

Dec.

Sept.

1

$798;881

(net)

income

Gross

23,085
$177,312

income—.

oper.

&

tax_<

inc.

profits ■ taxes__

excess

Int.

taxes.

profits

(est.)
Net adj. of bond disct.,
exps. & inc. taxes, etc.

share and the usual quarterly divi¬
declared on the capital stock, both

been

holders

to

March

on

profits—

exc.

'Fed.

Singer Manufacturing Co.—Extra Distribution—
dividend of $1.50 per

-1941

1942—12 Mos

363,524

ment

extra

Earnings—'

1942—3 Mos.—1941

370,473

&

expense

An

Light & Power Co.

94,921

$4.99

$4.31

stock.—V.' 156,

common

;

The company on Dec.
Securities and Exchange

1941

'

3,787,715 254,794,269 171,595,644

90,321

inc.

$894,999

'

.

.

April 15, July 15 and
Oct.
15,
last.
Payments" during 1941 were as follows;
April
15,
July 15 and Oct. 15, 50 cents each, and Dec. 22, a year-end of $1.60.

'Net

1941

.

$773,994

.

;

179,381 shares of

1942

1941

5,754,507

1,708,693

a

9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
income

1942

.L.

cents

■y v.t.c. With SEC—

-Jan. 1 to Dec. 5—

End. Dec. 5-

50

Dec.

year-end

y —V. 156, p.

7

-

y

subject to any excess profits
1
y
7< :■
;,

increase of 5,7%.—V. 156, p.

an

Spring

p.

Special Dividend—

Signal Oil & Gas Co.—Earnings—

year,

Dec.

were

Distributions

1942

has been
1958.

tax
156,

$3 200,435

Federal

'On

the

of

profits

due.—V,

1,926,739

cap.-,,

special dividend of 5 cents per
payable Dec. 28, and the usual quarterly dividend of 15 cents
per share, payable Jan. 2, both to stockholders of record Dec. 17.
A special distribution of 10 cents
per share was made on Dec. 23,
last year.—V.
156, p. 1781.

'Earnings

be

$3,488,979

share,

Net

basis

the

on

excess

will

399,039

113,220

.

provision has been made for excess profits taxes.—V. 156,

directors

The

tax

424,443

1942—9 Mos—1941
$767,822
$402,782

3,256

$0.15

1870. y

made

Federal

of

and

29

common

months

nine

$732,905

sion

'After depreciation, etc.
tOn 1,150,000 outstanding shares of
'ital stock in 1942 and 1,200,000 shares in 1941,;.v. V;/;,---

Shawmut

been

for

for the

$797,689

mon

Net profit
tEarnings per

170,064

revenues-

156, p.

W. F. Schrafft & Sons Corp. of Boston)

(Incl.

utility

compared

as

State Street Investment

$242,952

2140.

p.

oper.

To

Period Ended Sept. 30—
'Profit before
taxes..—

.

170,064

and surtax

tax

such

no

-y;.':':..7\;'7

156,

dated

Note—No

have

,

(Frank G.) Shattuck Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—

40%.

Co.—Weekly Output-

public

kwh.,

Steel

payable

Sept.

Ry.—Earnings-

Southwestern

war

required for excess profits tax.—V.

provision was

C?T5,321
8.592

7,701.

:

normal

provision

estimated

earnings

—V.

1781.

Federal

stock—

1942,

No

is

Period—
Gross

Net profit for the 12 months ended
after

10,419

________

-5 Days

$571,496
$0.48

-

$0.43

,

the

of

& Electric. Co.; system

178.140,000

tributions

<

33,849

;

•

stock,

-

Net

$534,285

per

output

dividend

A

•

A

30,

it

as

Other

''Earnings

33,849

Cr643

expense.'—

hv.'. $304,634
preferred

Act,

200,000

—.

not

of

'

Dredging Co.—Special Dividend—

Standard

189,998

1942
$2,705,957

net

>

11.015

and

Operating expenses
Taxes, other than Fed.

Expenses

Net

discount

Period End. Sept. 30—

Sharp & Dohme, Inc.—Earnings—

provision

debt

$686,393
405.901

405,804

_____

deductions

on

made

156, p. 965.

Quarter Ended Sept. 30—

Federal

$762,360

bonds

ineome

Total

Charges,

"

of

Revenue

entire

point of income taxes.',—V,

Gross

2,361

'Provisions for Federal

j!

amount of dividends paid by the
will be non-taxable to shareholders from the stand¬

expected

company

on

y

$684,032

200

mortgage

Southern

cash distributions and stock divi¬
the dates paid, and also includ¬
well as dividend and interest income

taken

"It

<134,800

$762,160

charged to construction

Dividends

dividend, total payments to shareholders since
formed in 1933 will amount to $8.21 on the $2.50

shares, including both
at liquidating values

value

dends

is

$0.83

rate

7 "

was

333.234

133,295

income taxes..

revenues_____,.r__;__.__.__;

December

company

par

309,514

__

State

interest.

-

Miscellaneous

-■

the

it

states

period'.—V. 156, p'. 1061.

1942

the

cial

300,000

Interest

and

company.','
"With

1st

on

Amortization

share,

per

payable Dec. 29 to stockholders of record Dec. 19. This compares with
15 Cents paid on June 30, last, 28 cents on Dec. 29,
1941, and 15
cents on June 30,, 1941.
The corporation in Its statement released in connection
with the
declaration of the

taxes)

income

Gross

Interest

Other

Inc.—26-Cent

Shares,

1941

$265,440

Spring Co.—Special Offering—A speoffering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par $5)
made on the New York Curb Exchange Dec. 16 by
Singer, Deane & Scribner,. Pittsburgh, at $23%, with
50 cents commission.—V, 156, p. 1871.
;

136,953

*

282,856

income—;t_________\

income—interest

Other

Interest

Selected

1942

,

Quarter Ended Sept. 30—1942

taxes

•

Standard Steel

853,518

193,915

than income

(other

1,—

$244,094

$2,442,537

895,592

repairs

'Provision for Federal and

of

'

•'

-

share____L_____:i.——$0.53

corresponding week last

1941

-

$2,577,333

Operation

Taxes

the

Standard Gas
totaled

1942

'

Appropriation for retirement reserve-__'_:_~_'___

Inc.—Earnings—

for

Electric

and

V

Sept. 30—

common

Standard Gas & Electric

$26,730

$4,407

revenues

Maintenance

light

to holders of record March

y

_____

per

Standard

Colorado Power Co.—Earnings-

Southern

the

•/;, A special, dividend of 10 cents per share has been declared on) the
common stock,
payable Dec, 23 to holders of record Dec. 21.7 A lijte
$261,690 ••> amount was paid on, June 1,. last, and on Sept, 2 and Dec. 1,-1940.
—v. 155, p. 1846.
234,960
7;yy'
7.77,.
,<-y..y■; 7 ^y-.
■

2140.

p.

in

year

share On the preferred

per

122,103

17,

965.

p.

Seeman Brothers,

p.

$119,145

__

&

depr,

15

..

„

.

Note—The corporation

...

*

'

stock.—V.

,

138,093

coming

'After
provision for Federal income taxes at
'tOn the 216,604 shares of common stock; /
" y '

'•

1942
$107,673
$0.69

share

common

per

170,356

58,774

the

in

business.

1942—2 Mos.—1941

$547,193

67,941

earnings

profit

taxes

84,939

matter

payable March

1061.

9 Months Ended

y

$270,473

ordered

was

156, p.

tEarnings

Co., Ltd.—Earnings—

85.917

the

facing the

Standard Cap & Seal Corp.—Earnings—

12,394,821

16,630,312

1942—Month—1941

—

Net

Corp.—Earnings—

Sept. 30—

shares
v.

$1,315,240 $12,144,779 $12,638,842
987,825
9,556,749
9,664,603

$273,003

_

expenses

Surplus

_

1,246,064

$1,263,039

Canada Power

earnings

Interest,

—V.

Seaboard Commercial

consider
then

regular quarterly dividend of $1.12 V2

47,745.116

55,384,522

$2,561,304 $28,775,091 $25,033,663

2,013,967

—

income

Period Ended Nov. 30—
Gross

614.

p.

$3,277,006

1,010,446

Southern

Taxes

share has been declared on the common
Dec. 28 to holders of record Dec. 21.
on
Aug. 20, last, compared with $1 on

per

payable

disbursed

was

1942;

16,

cents

50

value,

par

no

like

A

5,180,211

1958.

p.

Operating

Scullin Steel Co.—50-Cent Common Dividend—

,5,828,060

revs.,

operating

—V.

per

shares

rev.

income

Net

$13,300,961,

$73.49

would

The

'Net
Net

assets, at market value, at the close of business on Dec. 10
or $77.29 per share, as compared to
$11,859,117, or

Total net
were

operating

Operating

share

per

quarter, payable Dec.

the

is

Dec.

on

oper.

expenses

1942—10 Mos.—1941

$7,768,133 $84,451,137 $73,045,390
26,618
291,524
266,611

$9,137,510
32,444

revenues

Uncollectible

and the additional products contributed by
the subsidiary which we acquired Sept. 22, 1941."

Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.—Div.—Assets.—
The

but

conditions

1958.

p.

Monday, December 21, 1942

Telegraph Co.—Earnings—

1942—Month—1941

Period Ended Oct. 31—

products

our

Marinette Paper Co.,
—V.

Southern Bell Telephone &

affected by these factors, but taxes

earnings have been

"Naturally,

represent a major contribution to the war effort and we are proud of
the fact that, except for taxes, our consolidated net earnings would
have shown an increase.
This results from the very substantial gain

FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

the
of

shares

of

the tentative

filed Dec.

5,

capital

stock

to

be offered

at

27,000

35,000 shares covered in

figure of

1942.

-

(par

$251

against

the original statement

'

.

.

■

>

shares

The

~

3,000

two

Vice-Presidents,
New York,

being

will

sions

tiled

be

9 Months Ended

6After

•

and provision
the 1942 law.

charges

cased

taxes
V.

-r—.

—

shaie_-.

common

per

on

r—

.

of

$5

per

on

the

7%

able

Dec.

pen

shore

to

1941
$78,903
$0.93

class

Net
*

profit

U-..:..--,.:!—

Earnings

Note—•Federal

30,

tember

—

share

common

per

1,

each

:—■'
for

taxes

income

156,

't

dividend

A

thi3

1941 y,
$1..6o9,446-

,

—

156, p.-1782...

"After-charges.—V.

•

V

412,583

Period Ended Sept.

pro.it

per

tfcarnmgs
"After

v

sh.

com.

ended

months

nine

September

'

(942 and $30,989 in 1941.
Provision

(2)

Federal

for

rate of 45'/-as called

the

final

Texas Co.
•

9 Months Ended

2

Sept. 30—

of

■«-'

2-

.

of

Net

$3.63

$2.43

1942.

income of

the war.—V,-156,

tingencies due to

Service

Public

Texas

12 Mos. Ended

Operating

months

1158.

p.

Co.

-

-

income

per

declared

$100,

on

and

cents

the

on

22.

Dec.

70

This

common

compares'

20,

Dec.

on

share::..__._

taxes

•Utility
Other

90,781

92,372

—

both

S.

excess

9.087-

7,542

income—met

estimated

to

1941

which

income

Gross

$541,505

for

"Net

$520,021

97,345

—_

119,163

accruals.—

reserve

156,

deemed

are

income

Gross

Interest
Other

'

$444,160

of

corporation

when they

military

income

charges.-:

16.255

as

adjourned

will consider

14,259

—

income

a

and

16

$2.92

of

extra

an

Jan.

was

15

Lines

l'/f.

will

28.

share

per

has

preferred

Dec.

amount

accrued

for

months

twelve

the

ended.

Sept.

30,

would

1942

holders

States

second

of

&

107

of

gain

a

miles,

over

November

as

miles

those

flown

over

685,338,000

number

a

for

gain

a

of airliners

the

to

...

1941
1942—3 Mos,
$2,518,259
$2,682,910

Period End. Sept. 30—

Net sales
Cost

srIos

ol"

Depreciation
;

Operating profit

Other

Sundry

$235,712

this

on

of

one

1938.

Dec.

issue.

$3

21.

share

per

last

The

Other

revenues

Other

126,166

$519,771
39,311

> $258,447

$354,703

Net

30,684

.....

27,

1940.—V.

:

44,176

•

38,917

etc._:

Net

profit

149,439

:

stk. taxes,

cap.

$64,831

Dividends on conv,

30—

f

Surplus

Earns,
•

•

per

....

102,514

J.

com;

Nil

"Defecit.

300,993

$146,920

Net

307,543

income

"Earnings
"On

and

excess

profits

have

accumulations
2

Jan.

share
V.

to

paid

151,

holders

$160,623

$0.74

Nil

a

ehgd.

share

common

per

shares

299,566

of

Dec.

2i.

1942,

and

$2.50

2,

of

$2

This
per

no

compares

share

on

f

.

dividend

18.

Dec.

compared

of

par

40

$25,

payment, of 20
with 25 cents on
A

cents per
payable

cents
Aug.

i0, 1942. The previous distribution
Aug. 16, 1937.—V. 156, p. 1614.
Tobacco

&

Allied

dividend

of

$3.70

A

stock,

payable

only, payment

per

share

Dec.

was

10,
was

$9,900,454

195,000

195,000

1,500,000
2,079,055

375,000

375,000

1,500,000

471,645
——
7,514

485,105

2,079,345

"

14,888

160,968

made

1942,

been

has

28

holders

on

Nov.

and

12 V2 cents

15

$8,560,099

$6,008,545

V—■?«.Earnings of Company Only
(natural gas)

$1,801,518

expenses^---

rev.

1,486,862

been

declared

10,

share

on

Dec. 28 to holders of record Dec. 22.
this year, and also compares with $1.85

$1,555,035 $10,880,070
1.339,912
7,575,473

"4.353

taxes

taxes

$9,579,546

6,952,610

26,366

"769,167

410.668

166,205

175,271-

retire,

1942—12 Mos.—1941 '

743,862

676,168

reserve

'I-

Net

106,000

106,600

653,500

$29,032

Other

last,

income

<net)

-

f$84,048

$1,138,088

1,454,062

9,386,348

6,711,792

$1,370,014 $10,524,416
501,525
2,006,100

$7,595,893

656,000

,

1,861,246

$884,100

■

income

$1,890,278

———

debentures-

on

&

notes

501,525

loans^

2,006,100

428,183

428,183

1,698,771

1,708,771

interest

9,856

9,486

105,171

145,202

Other

deductions

2,202

2,303

12,839

9,483

$948,512

$428,515

$6,701,535

$3,726,336

on

made

on

"Entries

were

tax

accruals
of

is
on

p.

ended

the
Dec.

to

October,

estimated

the

156,

Dec.

.12,

kwh.,

1942,

adjust Federal income
required under the Revenue

2142.

p.

output for the U. G.

11,776.299

to

1942,

amounts

Gas Improvement

electric

V.

967.

in

recorded

fLoss.—V.

1942.

United
The

common

This

Torrington Co.—40-Cent Dividend.—
A

dividend

stock,

amounted

to

Co.—Weekly Output—
I.

system

companies for

132,184,450

kwh„

an

the

of

40

cents per share has been declared

on

the

common




provision

made

was

for

1247.

(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1942

1941

$3,878,148

——;

$5,045,658

$2,90

depletion,

Federal

tOn 1,196,373 shares of

income

and

$3.88

profits

excess

stock.—V. 156,

common

p.

1872,

States

&
International Securities Corp.—To
Account of Arrearages of Dividends—

on

dividend

of

$1.25
the

on

28

to

$5

share

per

Oct.

on

1942.

27,

amount

to

has

been

declared

account

on

of

cumulative first preferred stock, no par value,
of record Dec, 22.
A distribution of $2.50

holders

share was made on this issue

per

With

$5 per share,

the

on Nov.

current

28, last,

dividend,

compared with $1.25

payments this

compared with $3.75 in 1941,—V.

year

156, p.

will
1784.

United States Playing Card Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
9 Months Ended

profit

tEamings
"After

Sept. 30—

common

1942

depreciation

share
and

1941

$561,631

'

-———

—

per

$938,312

$1.46

—

Federal

and

Canadian

income

$2.43
and

excess

tOn 385,603 shares of capital stock.

Note—Company states that provision for U. S. and Canadian income
and

profits

excess

taxes for the first nine months of 1942 has been
conformity with 1942 tax legislation but no credit has

in

computed

for post-war tax refund.—V.

been taken

156,

p.

1159.

burgh District-

p.

or

9.8%

over

the

•

A

corresponding

corporation's subsidiaries are now engaged in the greatest
of plant expansion in history in the Pittsburgh District. The
program, when completed, will cost $289,000,000, 62%
of
Which is for the account ox' the U. S. Government. U. S. Steel is also
"The

Pittsburgh

engaged in
tricts.."1 v:'

period

increase

last

stock, and

both

of

substantial

plant

expansion

programs

in

other

dis¬
I::

.

"

is

bettered.

Carnegie-Illinois anticipate that its total production
products in (he year 1942 will be 750,000 tons higher
1941, and that its output of steel ingots this year
will be more than 750,000 tons higher than last year.
"In the month of November, eight new all-time monthly production
records
were
established, three new blast furnace' marks being set
"Officials
blast

of

in

than

of

furnace

the

year

steel

one

the

producing shop and four rolling mill

units also sharing

honors.

"As

of

year.—

very

expected that all of these Pittsburgh projects, which include
vast expansions at Homestead,
Duquesnc and Edgar Thomson Works
of
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp., will go into operation during the
first half of
1943.
The first unit of this program was brought in
recently when a new electric furnace at Duquesne Works began adding
its tonnage of high grade alloy, steels to the war effort.
"Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp., since Pearl Harbor has established
187 all-time monthly production records, 60 in its blast furnaces, 34
in the steel producing departments, and 93 on roiling mill units.
"On five occasions since Dec. 7,
1941, this U. S. Steel subsidiary
has broken its over-all monthly blast furnace record for iron produc¬
tion and in each of four months its previous record for steel production
"It

mats,

a

result of Carnegie-Illinois'

pioneering of steel airplane landing

millions of square feet of this material have been produced by
steel fabricating concerns.
In addition, many more millions

various

Products Co.—Year-End

year-end dividend of $1.25 per share

common

stock,

occasion of the first meeting of the board of directors of the

on the

corporation to be held in Pittsburgh, Irving S. Olds, Chairman of the
Board, on Dec. 10 issued the following statement:

and

week

2142.

156,

United Milk

payable Jan. 2 to holders of record-Dec. 21.
A similar distribu¬
made on Oct. 1, last, compared with 50 cents on July 1, 1942,

approximately $2,387,000,
of this company's

certain

share

common

depreciation,

United

of

tion was

of
no

Sept. 30—.

———

per

"After

was

Net-income-

as

Feb.

on

the

paid

revenues-J;

oper,;i

Other
on

$2.13

program

1942—3 Mos.—1941

;

record

of

cents

per

$1,092,315

to min.

appropriations

•

declared

to

of

Crl3,69H

173,289

Other

-

;

156, p.

loss

131,552

Cr34,374

Cr59

on

1941, and $1 each on June 12 and Oct. 15, 1941.—V. 156,

29,

$12,461,038

$1,712,156

Act

has

$9,670,872

$5,835,256

Oper.

Stocks, Inc.—$3.70 Dividend—
share

$1,997,109 $12,088,224

187,407

Gross

stock,

profit

taxes, etc.:

4,389,538

48,750

,

taxes,—V.

United States Gypsum Co.

11,592,751

$8,372,692

Int.

year-end

4,650,452

12,541,284

61,911

Federal

v

account
par,
payable,
with $3.50 per
Jan. 2, 1941.—

income

a

2,830,392

"6,485,334

$2,016,058

constr...

to

Operating

N.; Y.f

Olean,

p.'3903.

common

1942—12 Mos.—1941

3,092,247

48,750

debentures.

applic,

Interest

A

and

A

—$2,615,006

Period End, Oct.-31—

(John R.) Thompson Co.—Year-End Dividend— 1
the

1942,

companies,

payable Dec.

$l,03(r,404

— ;

$1.08

share

per

stock,

in October,

include

United States Steel Corp.—Record Expansion in Pitts¬

•:

preferred

sale,

229,582

bds._

Nil

v—,

stock.

common

steamship

in

accumulations

372,814

.

$638,425

.•

$2,595,075

Balance

Portion

$158,885

-

..

.

dividend

the; $3.50
record

of

Jan.

on

declared

on

<

.

$1,016,745

381,231

.

not

including

Account

1,154,123

.

297,719

compared

and

Balance——-—$1,661,976

$108,615
•

operations of Olean * Glass'Co.;' Inc.;- of
the above figures.—V. 156, p. 1158.

directors

The

last,

interests—50,180

Thayers, Ltd.—$2 Accumulated Dividend—
'

share

per

18,949

trust

on

Property

of

Income

2,840
95,035

330,954

taxes—.

docs

based

308,508

>

in

included

to

$1,415,250

4,360

$174,697

faxes,

cents

15

1939

36,680,719

88,243

profit

Federal

19,931

Other.' deductions

$467,393

102,632

coll.

on

Int.

•-197,016'?

104,539

-v.

Note—The

are

14,

$38,095,969

37,219,745

^

Pay $1.25

2j913,79 1

(net)::

Other "interest

104,825

111,170

$211,247

-

"$37,683

share.

Oct.

on

Jan.

1941

1942

$38,660,047

taxes;

tEamings
75

to

stock

1511.

p.

—

profits taxes,

pre¬

stock——

ferred

made

was

1,215,481

income

Interest

$769,234'

$559,082

Federal & State income,
•

profits

of

156,

23

accumula¬

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

—

9 Months Ended

dividend

a

Dec.

preferred

1941

$164,681

excess

783,544

& depl.

Gross income
Int.

loss

charges, int. exp., etc.

and

"652,104

oper.; revenues:.

Other

above

$1,440,302

Federal

1158.

1942—3 Mos.—1941

reserve\appropriations

5.368,885

Jan.

the

dividend

second

—

etc.

interests

(& Subs.)—Earnings-

——

retire.

was

of

as

payable

all

up

the

on

deductions

Other

•

-Earnings—

1159.

p.

taxes

Property

to

4

issue

making

value,

par

clear

payment

Dec.

on

no

will

Profit

.

$738,550 V

$345,033

■

2047.

p.

quarter from

United Gas Corp.

taxes

before

accum¬

Jam

this

dividend of $63 per share on the $6

a

stock,
This

Note—Statement

stock, payable Jan. 15 to holders of record

distribution

each

1942.—V. 156,

of

payable
on

Arrearages

share,

per

account

on

$100,

payment

748.

United States Freight Co.

"Net

146,467

9,670

■

p.

declared

14

period End. Oct. 31—

$6,233,601

497,865)

42,721

22,636

—_

income
profit and

Total

,.

-all-)-

•

income

share

Federal

1942—9 Mos.—1941

2,130,505

48,735

——

similar

per

5.762,880)

173,138)

admin. & sell. exp.

Gen.,

A

$1

31.

1128.

p.

of

Operating revenues——$12,415,284 $11,851,080 $55,936,348 $47,773,817
Opeiv rev.- deductions:5,038,833
4,824,057
20,171,054
19,290,264

.

$6,926,983

2,225,324 \

~

156,

Consolidated

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Thatcher Mfg. Co.

24.

Dec.

govern¬

1942

the no par value common

July 15,

approximately $70,750 (1941—$14,250) greater than the amount shown
for such period.—V. 156, P- 871.
V.
...
,7- :

above

.

156,

Federal income

Dec.

Dec.

V

155,

per

common

record

Foreign Securities Corp.—Clears Up

9 Months Ended Sept.

passenger

revenue

—

on

cents

the

on

of

15, last.—V.

par

1,

$29.75

p.

preferred

record

Expenses,

passenger-mail-

for

Sept. 30—

been

have

amount

declared

last

Oct.

011

to

149,

been

stock,

The

Depreciation

United's

pound

operations.—V.

•with

6ess profits taxes for the years 1941 and 1942,.-Because of non-recur¬
ring losses incurred from the sale of properties in 1941, the company
did not incur any Federal income tax liability for that year.
Had there
not been such losses, the amount of Federal normal income and surtax

dividend, of 25

holders

to

paid on Jan.

$7 per share

record

$1.75

1943,

1,

of

the

on

of

distributions.—V.

$2.05

2287.

p.

ago.

—

directors

for

the Pittston

Guaranty Co.—Extra Div.—

&

declared

payable

like amount

dividend

was

military

Air

year

22,287,900 for

present law, etc.—V.

The

$201,812

$243,118

I———

scheduled

with

merger

United States Foil Co.—Accrued Dividend—
A

275,344

United Fruit Co.—75-Cent Dividend.—

"Company does not consider that it.has any liability for Federal ex-

meeting

a

a

quarterly dividend of like

both

$2,

of

Dec.

on

usual

the

par

ulations

♦Net

on

Net

profit

the

184,787

bonds

on

the report states.

majority stock of the United States Distributing
a holding company for several
coal concerns.—

States Fidelity

directors

An extra

the

22,

serves

and

stock,

$213,218

$400,859

184,787

—————

payable,

1959.

p.

United
The
share

tions

Corp.—Sharp Gains—

United

figures,

express

After "depreciation,
on

$0.30

-

holds the

and

Corp.
V.

to

cumulative

$2,232,488

mail

9 Months Ended

Retirement

$85,091

$0.01

profits taxes

1159.

Dec.

Co.,

$303,834

155,

United Chemicals, Inc. (& Subs.)

7

'

$14,332

stock.

common

Distributing Corp,—Merger Meeting Adjourned

16

488,562

—

civilian
by

with'the same/ month

large part to the turning

ment

$510,934.

$533,964

income—

operating

37,067

share

common

resulting from the

Other

12,842

23^741

5,145

The directors recently declared

pound miles, 1,427,962,000 for an increase of 109 7'.
United pointed out that these traffic gains were made in spite of
decline of 31% in revenue airplane miles flown, a decline attributable

in

9 277

taxes

___

p.

Dec.

900,000

stock.—V.

common

in

1941;

a

4,915

$159,541

1940.

Corp.—Earnings—

reported

are

totaled

83,630

154,626

Dividend Arrearages—

of

gains

November,

55,873

18,262

$54,421

Stockholders

pay¬

paid

was

U.

of

account

par

amount

declared

record

.

common

the-month

976,936

1,

Subs.)—Earnings-

—

per

Note—No

on

stock,

A'like

share has been

per

Air Lines Transport

1327'), and

43,500

last

Oct.

Aug. 23, '42 Aug. 30, '41
$758,971
$1,323,139

240,000 shares of

156,

The
on

25|677

United

in

$1,718,158

16,

36,159

income

profit

"On

.

shares

traffic

.

946,893

taxes—

Net

16.

made

deductions

"Earnings

one

to holders of
Dec. 20, 1941,

29

in

.

_-

"Federal

been

preferred
20.

——

104,000

United

1941

1942

J" $1,670,392

Dec.

were

income

Federal

stock

A

record

issues

Depreciation

156, p. 1615.

—-i.:'

According

Maintenance

Total

Other

Co.—Special Offering.—A special offering

paid on

X Substantial

53,664

Operation

the

on

2

21,

1158.

p.

compared

Sept. 30—
___

has

cumulative

taxes

express

Earnings—

uvenues

dates

Jan.

on

of

these

income

Gross

after a charge

are

*■

•

•

dividend

profit

"On

which has been set aside as a reserve for con¬

$8,000,000

make

share

per

the-7%

Aug.

cents

"Earnings

,

,

Note—Earnings for this year's first nine

paid

was

holders
on

expenses

1941

•1942

for depreciation, depletion, amortization and after
Federal income and excess profits/taxes under the Fed¬

Act

amount

a

9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
1942
Net sales.::-.'—J:,.-— —————--——: $3,735,273
Profit before taxes-__^—1,203,834

charges

eral Revenue

1942,

—„—

share—.

common

to

holdeis of record Dec.

Union Wire Rope

$26,458,117 $40,063,434

per

order

in

$3.50

on

payable Dec.
75

Income,

'

•

like

From

19.

last, the first since July 15, 1937, when $7 was
Arrearages as at Sept; 30, 1942, amounted to $50.75 per
156, p. 1871.

.

V-V. .156,

upon

■

ij.oik

providing tor

to

*

Dec.

19.

dividend of .50 cents

A

with

.

'

"After

based

periodsMs

1942

2,

after

share on the

per

paid on Dec.

26,515

stock,

(Excluding'European Subsidiaries)

-

Earnings

.*•;

in

'

,

the

(<& Subs.)—Earnings—

*

"Net

$77,755

to

$1

record

of

t'} 50-Cent Dividend—

in the bill adopted by the House before
156, p.k 349.
/

for

into, law.—V,

enactment

.

in

taxes

amounted

1942

30.

holders

was

1159.

p.

sales

holders

income and. excess profits taxes for

Provision for Federal

Notes—Hi

to

.

profits

and excess

2

dividend of

a

6%, with 35 cents commission. Bids were received
shares and allotments were on a basis of
45.3%. There were 123 purchases through 32 firms, with
the largest allotment amounting to 2,110 shares and the
smallest to 10 shares.
V

,

and

charges

156,

Other

Class A Dividend—

declared

16

amount

Quarter Ended—
Net

*

of like

United Paperboard Co. (<&

on

said

were

Co. at

1942—9 Mos.—1941
$97,035
$79,057
$0.43
$0.35

provision for Federal income
+On 226,000 shares of capital stock.
\

taxes.

the

'

—

is

Twin Coach

-

1942—3 Mos.—1941
$35,383
$34,249
$0.16
$0.15

36—

-

1158.

payable Jan. 2 to
quarterly distributions

1942.—V.

,

$1.98

TelAutograph Corp.—Earnings—
!

1

to

on

share :~AV.

for

"Net

p.

1942

both

regular

$3.50

of

each

$2.50

1,

Oct.

year-end distribution

pay¬

of 12,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was made on
; the New York Stock Exchange Dec. 14 by Reynolds &

418,025

$1.67

;•

•

issue

disbursed.-

$829,446

$689,554

profit '.
_L',
—l
number, of common snares—-:-:
Earnings per common shares—:
—
Net

Outstanding

«.■

31

830,000

Federal

at

of

A

year, as against one of 75 cents on Dec. 16, 1940.
The directors also declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents
per share on the common stock and of $1.25 per share on the
preferred

City Rapid Transit Co.-r-Accumulated Dividend

able Dec.

Sept. 30—
' *.
1942
taxes—i---2-^:—;•!—2_——$1,719,554
taxes,
'
1—21,030,000

PcioVe

and

against

as

16.

last

—V.

Sylvania Industrial Corp.—Earnings—
"Froiic

distribution

A

as

$100,

par

Dec.

stock,

account

on

stock,

announced that payment of the A dividends

Feb.

of

Twin

'

State

Corp.—$i

record Dec.

company

accumulations

9 Months Ended

14.

last,

conform with those for the preferred stock.—V;

'

,

per

declared

also declared, the usual quarterly dividend of $1.75 per
7% cumulative preferred stock, par $100, payable Jan. 2

the

on

instead

Sep¬

ended

1510.

Dec.

30,

Arrearages
share.—V. 156,

and including Nov.

to

1941,

The

$1.41;

period

p.

been

preferred

directors

holders of

to

837,759

$1.02

■

the nine' months

$1,416,110.—V.

amounted to

1942

each-

quarter.

share

636,225

.

record

Sept.

payable,Jan.

stock,

A

Feb.

shares.

514,368 common

"On

In

■

1942
1941
$21,626,283 $14,752,540

—

has

1942.

Tubize Chatillon

,

Sept. 30—

•*--

$38.25

to

of

on

June -9,

The directors on Dec.

Sylvania Electric Products Inc.—Earnings—/
sams

1942.

2231

Profit

•

9 Months Ended

Net

made

was

amount

share

cumulative

holdefvS

to

21

and

30

The
'

2,

share"were made,—

1062.

dividend

A

for Federal income and excess profits
tOn 85,000 shares, of capital sa>ck.—

1062.

156, p.

Jan,
per

•

March

1942,
$85,232
$1.00

Sept. 30—

pio.it

tEamings

I, 1942, and 50 cents on
1941; distributions of 40 cents

accumulations

Inc.—Earnings—

Sweets Co. of America,
'"Net

A sell¬

156, p, 2141.

amendment.—V.

by

April

on

156,. p.

,Towne Securities Corp.—$5 Preferred Dividend—

•

.

underwriting discounts and commis¬

Offering price to the public and

»

■

,

be formed later.

may

group

-

.

is the principal underwriter.

Read & Co.,

Dillon,

ing

V.

and Howard. B. Keck, 3,000 shaves.
All three of the
officials, of the company, the first being President, and the

arc

other

cents

-quarter during

follows:

as

Shares,

sellers

r

40

offered are. outstanding and are being .sold, to the,
W.. M. Keek, 21,000 shares-; W. M. Keck- Jv.,

be

to

underwriters

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

Number 4135

Volume 156

no

on

par

the

$3

value,

cumulative

payable

was

tract

Dividend—

recently declared

and

Dec.

19

participating
to

square

holders

pn

"At

the

preferred
of

record

to

method of spinning bombs developed by that company is
used, bombs are flowing from the production line ten times
than before Pearl Harbor.

tionary
being
faster

feet of these steel landing mat flying fields are under con¬
produced.
Christy Park plant of National Tube Co. where a revolu¬

be

the

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

2232

"Army

program, of financing,proposed, the company states, affords the
only practicable means presently available to Utah Power for obtaining""
these'necessary funds.
:
'
•'■>
It is also pointed, put that the proposed financing will effect sub¬
stantial interest savings and on or before maturity of first mortgage
bonds .proposed to be issued will result in ,retirement of approxi¬

The

projectiles were completed
Supply Company, q, United

for 1,000,000 anti-aircraft

orders

62

days, ahead of schedule by the Oil Well
States Steel subsidiary, ■
>

'

addition, the Lorain Works of the National Tube Co. produced
the 24-inch pipe for the 550-mile oil pipe line between LongTexas, and Norrts City, 111.* in only four months.
Like every
pound of U. S, Steel' production today, this pipe was produced for
"In

all

of

view,
the

"The
Pearl

Utah

plant

Ambridge

American Bridge Co. in the year
best production record since 1930.

of

established

Harbor

its

■structural

for skyscrapers

fabricating of steel

and bridges

largely

Period End. Oct. 31—

to

expenses

Federal

■

Other

first

the

three

keels

laid.

were

\

,

■

taxes

taxes

136,500

99,309

1,244,679

150

1,800

Other income

$387,673

$4,643,326

Int.

on

Int.

on

795

255

;:i—$293,506

$387,928

$4,531,673

189,028
25,000

2,247,626
300,000

14,648

189,926

180,459

:,

mortgage bonds
deben.

Other int.

183,137,

bonds._

and

25,000

deducts,

15,044

-

4,930

Int.

charged on constr.

tonnage equal
1940, which

$70,325

$159,252

$1,794,121
1,704,761

sales

(& Subs.)—Earnings—
',v'' Sept. 26, '42 Sept. 27,

,

-.-I,-. ■'

—.——

profit,

♦After
Federal

202,777:

"■

depreciation, interest and
income

Notes:

$7,161,559

(1)

taxes

The

in

-V.

156.

loss

a

$202,852

♦After all charges and provision for Federal taxes
tOn 409,954 shares of capital stock outstanding.

Oct. 10,'42

il'-

share......

common

per

•

$295,223

•" ; 120,670;

"

3 Mos.

(The) Victor-American Fuel Co.^~Resignation—
S.

MacWhinney

United States Truck
income

resigned

has

1942

♦Earnings per

1941

$478,256

share

common

■

♦On 550,000 shares of common stock.—V.

156,

—V.

Corp.—Earnings-

Year Ended Sept. 30—

sales

♦Net

1942
_—

fEarnings

■'

2.143,

p.

;;

7;

NU

The

fNet loss, JOn 101,478 class
■

Period Ended Sept. 30—
before

'

,

..

..

.■

Dec.

on

stock,

common

Ward Baking:

1941

$6,061,632
4,971,000

paid

14

par

$20,

♦After

7V7

rities.

$1,077,869

$2.18

$2.15

♦Net

profit

Net

profit

♦Earnings

!

•

per

share

common

.♦On 500,000 shares of capital stock.

j

/

1942,

profit
fEarnings per

share has been declared

on

the

common

fltpcV payable Dec. 29 to holders of
with
40

25

cents

cents

on

paid

March 30,

tr°

29,

Dec.

on

$1.10.—V.

record Dec, 19. This compares
last, 30 cents on June 30, 1942, and
Payments during 1941 were as follows:

3°. 25 cehts; Sept. 30, 45 cents;

156, p.

1159..

and Dec.

is

Authority For Transfer

directors

28

made

Offering Of $44,000,000

50

$3.11

Nil

;

tLoss.

transfer

be filed

as

of

assets

preliminary,.to

$44,000,000

soon-as

and

states

practicable.

a

registration

statement

will

/

v

The transactions involve primarily transfer by Utah Light & Traction
Go. and Western Colorado; Power Co. to Utah Power &
Light,
In consideration of such transfer it is
contemplated Utah Power will assume
all liabilities of the traction
company and Western Colorado and will
forgive their indebtedness and cancel all of their
capital stock and
these companies will then be dissolved.
-.p;
^

„

,The program also provides for the issuance

and sale by Utah Power
of first mortgage bonds series, due 1973, and
$7,000 000
of general mortgage bonds, due
1958, such latter bonds'to bear interest
at
to be fixed by bids so as to net 100
to the company when
of $37,000,000

bonds

such
be
^

fixed

are

sold.

Interest

rate

first mortgage

on

later.

bonds

also

new securities are to be applied to redeem

30-year first, mortgage. 5%

gold

bonds,, due

1944,

$28,367,000 face amount were outstanding on Oct. 31,
Utah Power's first lien and general
mortgage gold

Dec.

on

on the
to holders

$7

10

reduced

profit
—;
Outstanding shares of common stock
Earnings per common share

depreciation

of

-

will

A

distribution

of 50

last, the first since Oct. 2,

cents

three

cases

tne

accrued interest upmi
as
the case may be.

In

Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—New Vice-President—

was

Before

including Dec. 31, 1942, exchange these for an equal principal
amount of pledged Cuban bonds of 1955 and 1977, respectively, up
to $1,000,000 exclusive of any Cuban bonds of 1955 and 1977 which
may have been delivered or ax*e deliverable pursuant to provisions
of

1,

Utah

Power

gives as

reasons

to

this

traction

Utah

company and the Colorado
these subsidiaries as separate

Power to

cease

to

be

a

that-

from'

provided

proposed

properties

company

corporate

to

and

Utah

made.

It

entities
is

also

transac*
assets

Power

will

public utility holding company

substantial overall savings to be
Utah Power's own 30-year first

enable

be

the

of
will

cause

and will

pointed

out

mortgage bonds and firrt lien
general mortgage bonds will mature on Feb, l, 1944 while the
30-year first and refunding mortgage bonds of the traction company
^.guaranteed as to principal and interest bv Utah pow**
will mnnre

.

1,

1944,

and

funds




are

required

to

meet

these

maturities

Co.* and

an

the

aggregate

First

National

Bank

principal, amount

of

meeting of the directors, B. H. Henderson, formerly Assistant
Treasurer, was elected Vice-President.
George E. Ham and Perry
B.
Howard, formerly officials of Warren Brothers Roads Co., the
New England operating subsidiary, were elected Assistant Treasurers.
Under the exchange offer extended to them, Warren Brothers Co.
old bondholders took $2,500,000 par value of Cuban bonds held in
Warren
Brothers
Co.
treasury.
The
amount
of
new
collateral
trust 4(28 of 1956 of Warren Brothers Co. to be outstanding w-ili
be $2,870,300, and also there will be an equivalent amount of collateral
trust 5?c
income bonds, due 1977, making total debt $5,740,600, or
somewhat
less than
total debt
of the
old company,
exclusive of
a

accrued

Motor- Car

Co.

General Motors,

joining

:

1

,

V

Hopkinson was Vice-President

Mr.

Mich.—V. 156, p. 2144.

Wisconsin Investment Co.; Milwaukee—6-Cent Div.—
oh Dec. 3, have declared a dividend
payable Dec, 30 to stockholders of record
with five cents per share paid on July 1,
last, six cents on Dec. 29, 1941, five cents on July 1, 1941, and ten
cents each on Dec. 16, 1940 and on Dec. 15, 1939. :
The directors, it was announced

of

interest.'

six

Dec.

cents

16.

per

This

share,

compares

Ordinary Corporation Status—New Director

Retains

—Net Asset Value—
board

The

of

elected

directors

to

have

dividend

of

will permit
income

class

A

stock

its

;

a,

the company to make its. 1942 dividends free from Federal
to its stockholders.
/
1
Carney, Milwaukee; has.been elected a director, to Till

taxes

Joseph

M.

vacancy.

The

.

company

reported

.

•

;

net asset value

as

of Dec.

1

of $2.10 per

share, in contrast to $1.71 on June 30, 1942 and. $1.77 on Dec. 31.
1941. This represents an increase! of 18.6% in asset value since the
beginning of

1942.—V. 156, p. 1872,

(Alan) Wood Steel Co. (& Subs.)—Earningsperiod Ended Sept. 30—

1942—9 Mos.—1941
$519,044
$791,214
$7.23
$11.02
ton 71,824 share©
(par'SlOO) of lr/o cumulative preferred stock.—V. 156, p. 1160.

♦Net

profit

-

1942—3 Mos.—1941
$130,191
$259,153
.

fEarnings per pfd. sh._
$1.81
$3.61
♦After depreciation, depletion and Federal taxes,

V(Wm.)

Wrigley Jr. Co.—Declares Bi-Monthly DiVsi—

Th^ directors on Dec, 9 declared a monthly dividend of 25 cents
share, payable Jan. 2, and two bi-monthly dividends of 50 cents
each, payable March 1 and May 1, to stockholders of record on the
19/20th day of each preceding month. The two bi-monthly dividends,
the company states, are in the interest of the war effort to eliminate
unnecessary detail, expense and manpower.
Regular monthly distribu¬
tions of 25 cents, per share were made during 1942.—V, 156, p. 2144,
per

(Rudolph) Wurlitzer Co.—Earnings—
♦Net

$1.35

per share has been declared on the class A
stock, payable Dec, 29 to holders of record Dec. 23, insofar as shares

of

retain

company

-

$1.35 Class A Dividend—
A

the

ordinary corporation status instead of becoming a "regulated" invest^
ment company. This, in the opinion of the management and counsel,

6 Months Ended Sept. 30—

and

cn; Oct,

1941,. between Warren Brothers

At

5

t,ionithe, fact that the Pr°P°sed transfer of

the

eliminate

will

purpose

consummate

2 of the plan.
other vote provided that the limitation on the sale of Cuban
by the trustee for 1942 imposed^by the indenture dated Aug.

of Boston, trustee,
be fixed at
$1,000,000 instead of $500,000.

.

case

amounts required for
corporate funds of Utah Power.

Article

The
bonds

issued

additional

Cadillac

of the Acme Motor Truck Co. of Cadillac,

and

to pay principal, premium and
principal and interest to maturity
,

,

with the

1939 when

vided

is

or

\

1941
$183,132
470,568:
$0.39

Appointment of F. L. Hopklnson as a Vice-President was announced
Dec. 14 by Joseph W. Frazer, President,
'
Mr.
Hopkinson has been associated for 17 years with General
Motors
Corp., serving both in its overseas and domestic divisions.
In their foreign service he was associated with the manufacturing and!
assembly division, while from 1931 to 1934 he served in this country

was

the

the proceeds from the sale of the new
securities proposed to
by Utah Power are not sufficient to effect the foregoing pay¬
ments of
principal, premium* and accrued interest with respect to
presently outstanding bonds of Utah Power and Utah Light & Traction

be

;

proposal

redemption

.

,441,681
$0.28

:

depreciation, depletion and dry
hole costs, tlncludes provision of $81,700 for contingencies.
Note—No excess profits tax is considered necessary.—V. 156, p. 1160.

a
year-end dividend of $1.20
preferred stock, par $50, payable

21.

The directors at their meeting on Dec. 10 passed two votes affecting
Cuban Government bonds held in the treasury.
One vote pro¬
that, holders of series A and B bonds may at any time up to

Utah
which

,

all

In

1942
i
f$126,753

♦After Federal Income taxes, interest,

declared

cumulative

of record Dec.

this issue on Oct. 29,
also paid.:,

on

cents

1942 provision for Federal taxes
156, p, 2144.
w"'

1942 Revenue Act.-^-V.

♦Net

Warren Bros. Co.—Action Affects Holdings of Cuban
vBorids—'

1942; to redeem
bonds, series 4 Vis
due 1944, of which $4,068,000 were
outstanding at Oct. 31, 1942* and to
redeem Utah Light & Traction Co.'s
30-year first and refunding mort¬
gage gold bonds* series A 5%, of which $11,849,000 were
outstanding at
Oct. 31,
1942, these bonds having; been guaranteed as to principal
and interest by Utah Power.
-

shares

346,742

9 Months Ended Sept. 30—

\

■;

Proceeds of sale of

$550,679
$1.11

$350,223
$0.53

interest and Federal income and excess profits*
in 1942 and 346,313 shares in 1941 of common

in no way

Dec. 11, asks authority
public offering of bond issues

that

1942—9 Mos.—1941

.

Wilcox Oil & Gas Co.—Earnings—

fOn 255,808

announcing the current dividend action, Faris R. Russell, Chair¬
of the board, said; "The
amount of this ' distribution should
be regarded as a precedent for future payments, which, as
the stockholders have previously been advised, will depend on future
earnings and conditions. In times like the present it is to be expected
that amounts which it may be advisable to distribute in dividends will
fluctuate from time to time and that until more stabilized operating
conditions prevail, no assumption should be made that any payment
represents a regular or quarterly amount.
"While the net earnings, of the company for the current quarter
cannot of course be determined until its close, it is expected that they
will
comfortably exceed the amount just declared as a year-end
dividend on the preferred shares."—V. 156, p. 1336.,
'

The company, In a declaration filed with SEC

aggregating

sh.

$149,802
$0.27

In

■v.":

:

com.

adjusted to the

man
^

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

1942—3 Mos.—1941

$26,340
Nil

on

share

Dec.

for

$94,565
$0.15

t$54,649

necessary

The
per

^ Utah Power & Light Co.—Asks
Of Assets Preliminary To Public
Bonds—
'

Is

42 Weeks-

$795,253

$1.20 Preferred Dividend—

^

.

:

$141,799
$0.55

♦After depreciation and Federal income taxes,
shares of $7 cumulative preferred stock.
Notes—(1) Reflected in the 1942 figures are

1942

30,

1942.

39,256

$80,662
$0,10

♦After depreciation,

.

7

dividend of 85 cents per

$133,821

45,31|{

tExclusive of a loss of $7,755 on the sale of secu¬
of common stock.—V. 156, p. 1160.

charges.

♦Net

approximately $3,800 for the 15 weeks ended Oct. 17 and to the
extent of approximately $98,000 for the year to the same date.
;
(2) The provision for Federal normal and surtax has been computed
at the aggregate rate of 40^
and amounts to $226,000 for the 15
weeks ended October 17, las?, and to
$499,000 for the 42 weeks of
1942,
No: provision for excess profits tax for the 42 week period of

85-Cent Dividend—
A

$125,975

$On 247,500 shares

Period Ended Sept. 30—

;

.requirements on restated value of assets as approved by stockholders
on September 29.
1942 and which improved earnings to the extent of

Note—The report states that it is not
possible to ascertain what
effect, renegotiation procedures under the Tenth
Supplemental National
Defense Appropriation Act might have
upon the income account of the
company at Sept. 30,

sh.

com.

1942—fl Mos.—1941

$27,261
$0.03

(par $1).
V,';Note—The company states that the

——15 Weeks

$363,486
$1.42

fEarnings per pfd. sh.^
;

t$24,744
$0,02

White Sewing Machine Corp.

a

to

Co.—Earnings—

Period End. Oct. 17— v;;

$3,307,369
2,229,500

$1,090,632

_________

^

profit
^Earnings per

;

stock

1942

State and Federal income & excess profits taxes

taxes.__

Net

Co.—Earnings—

1942—3 Mos.—1941
$39,365.
$39,026
14,621
11,765

taxes

tOn

"

Sept. 30—
Profit after charges

1

♦Profit

dividend of 70 cents per share
holders of record Dec. 8.
This
compares
with 30 cents paid on Sept. 21, last, and 20 cents on
June
15,
1942.
Payments during 1941 were as
follows;
June 5
and Sept, 22, 30 cents each, and Dec. 20, 60 cents.—V. 155, p. 2192.
company

the

on

Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended

share was made on Oct. 1, last, compared with $1 each
and July 1, 1942, and in each quarter during 1941 and
of $1.50 each were also paid on Dec, 23, 1940 and on
27, 1941.—V, 156, p. 2048.
''
/
per

,

1942—11 Mos.™1941

•'"■V

,

of 75

Extras

White Rock Mineral Spring

Wailuku Sugar Co.—70-Cent Dividend—

$2,916,524
1188,041

share

per

♦After taxes, depreciation, interest, etc,
shares.—V. 156, p, 1159.
/

A

320,555

4.—V

159,

share and a quarterly dividend

1941

.

$4,523,366
$3.15

—

profit

April

Dec.

$7,158,777 $88,891,363 $75,919,912

$8,577,185

Sales

Universal Cooler

cents

1940.

Walgreen Co.—November Sales Up 19.8%—
1942—Month—1941

of $l'per

dividend

extra

on

year-end

Period End. Nov. 30—

25

paid on March 16, June 15,

was

Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—Extra Distribution—
An

Federal

p. 1159.

of

stock,?' payable

cents per share have been declared on the common stock, both payable
Dec. 28 to holders of record Dec, 22.
A quarterly distribution of:

dividend of 20 cents per share has been declared on
the common
stock, payable Dec. 30 to holders of record Dec. 22.
Distributions of 10 cents each
were
made on July 1 and Oct. 1,
last, as against 20 cents on April 1, 1942.
Payments during 1941
were
as
follows;
April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1, 30 cents each, and
Dec. 31, 40 cents.—V. 156, p. 1063.
\
\y; ..U,;

$1,015,508
$1.85

$0.87

.

Dividend—

as

and refunding mortgage 6%

75

■*'.

.

Co.—irear-End

.

Wagner Baking Corp.—Year-End Dividend—

Lines, Inc.—Earnings—

Sept. 30—

—

r.y

\

cents per shard'''has been declared on
Dec. 28 to holders of record Dec, 19.
Sept. 15 and Dec. 15,
last.
Payments during 1941 were as follows:
March 15, June 13
and Sept. 12, 25 cents each, and Dec. 12, $1,—V. 156, p. 1616.

,

9 Months Ended

; v.."

dividend

year-end

common

like amount

A

after

A

per

31 to holders of record Dec.

156, p, 1064.

A

the

successor trustee
for an
sinking fund gold bonds due
Feb. 1, 1940, it was announced on Dec. 15.—V. 154, p. 1306.

Everett

cents

Westinghouse Air Brake

9 Mos.

......

issue of first

75

payable Dec,

50 cents each were made on June 30

profit
'■<:/-, $37,448
$138,953
fEarnings per preferred
share.—:
:
$1.76
$6.53
♦After charges and Federal income and excess profits taxes,
ton
21,260 shares (par $100) of 7% preferred stock.—V. 156, p. 1160,

report

of

share has "been declared on the common
23,
Distributions of
and Oct. 10, last, compared with
25 cents on March 31. 1942.
Payments during 1941 were as follows;
March 31, June 30 and Sept, 30, 25 cents each, and Dec. 31, 50 cents.
stock,

♦Net

,

Net

for 1942 include $243,409 of non-recurring profits
equipment to the government.—V. 156, p. 1160.

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Period Ended Sept. 30,1942—

deducting the losses allowable for income tax
purposes
(approximately $196,000 in 1942 and $169,000 in 1941) re¬
ferred to in the above paragraph. Without the benefit of such deduc¬
tions the provision for Federal and State income taxes would have?
been increased by approximately $83,000 in 1942 and
$40,700 in 1941.—
V. 156, p, 1159,
■

Net

dividend

A

$2.48

—V.

Vadsco Sales Corp.

'41

$0.04

$254,081).

(1942

Western Pipe & Steel Co.—75-Cent Dividend—

Oct. 11/42

$650,622
$2.71

;

on

income

1941

$16,662

,

—

charges and provision of an 80% reserve for Federal income
and excess profits taxes.
■ ■■
■:
tOn the 240,000 shares of common stock.—V. 156, p. 1784.

of which $199,288 was charged to earned surplus

taxable

Inc.—Earnings—

Sept. 30—
' . \"u ' ' .
• 1942
profit —$502,835
fEarnings per common share——
$1.22

♦After

states that the net profit is stated before
disposal of land and buildings in 1942 of $415,488
(deficit) and $216,200
was charged to capital surplus, by a subsidiary, and in 1941 of
$301,397
of which $211,905 was charged to earned surplus (deficit) and
$89,492
charged to capital surplus by a subsidiary, and other minor charges,
(2) The provision for Federal and State income taxes is based upon

deducting

$13.47

Note—Earnings

profit

fEarnings

$5,385,781
■

$69,053

$16.96

provision has been made, nor is believed to be required for
profits tax.—V. 156, p. 1160.

Co.—Earnings—

40 Weeks Ended—
♦Net

\

•.

54,000

of 7%

shs.

Western Air Lines,

1872.

p.

Van Norman Machine Tool

provision of $5,307 for State and

a

1942.

.1941
$698,916
629,863

635,873

♦Net

$1,907,613
1,704,761

$89,360

applic, to pfd. stks. for the period—,—

Balance

.

United States Stores Corp.

and

Note—No

yCr8,146

income——

Divs.

of

39 Weeks Ended—

1942

$775,462

share

5,047

on

from the sale of

a

each on March 20

9 Months Ended

Net

to the output for the entire year of 1941
in turn had been the best years for coal
production since 1929. The 1942 output is expected to exceed that
of the booni year of 1929."—V. 156, p. 2143.
/

♦Net

preferred

share

a

excess

■

."The H.

also

the common
A similar,

15 cents eaeh

1942, net profit was $67,087, or
pfd. stock, compared, With a re¬
vised net profit of $63,409, or $12.36 a share in September quarter of
preceding year.
■".'
$13.29

$4,648,256
2,268,330
300,000

(net)

income

Gross

C. Prick Coke Co. and affiliated coal mining subsidiaries of
S. Steel in the first ten months of 1942 produced 25,000,000 tons

coal,

19.

$85,589

profit
Earnings per

localities.

of

Dec.

Net

1,050

$4,524,132
7,541

revs

oper.

:

TJ.

record

compared with

For the quarter ended September 30,

Net

■

"In building the yard and its facilities some 3,500 tons of steel,
enough to build two modern Navy destroyers, were conserved by re-use
of dismantled, inoperative U. S. Steel structures acquired from other

Net

Dec. 29 to
holders of
made on June 16, last,

was

Common Dividend-

cents per' share ;has been, declared on

13 and Oct. 25, 1941, and 10 cents
1941.—V. 155, p. 2192.

10,

reorganization after
156, p. 2144,;

Sept. 30—
profit
^
Expense, depreciation, interest, etc.!
Federal income
tax—.
^

1,166,782

150

,

of

Webster Eisenlohr, Inc.—Earnings-

$292,711

investments

plan

Gross

reserve
--a

thd

9 Months Ended

,

limited-term

of

Amort,

,

and

Sept,

on

1942—12 Mos.—1941

$1,301,831 $16,551,938 $14,946,048
:
571,004
7,112,733
6,428,045
107,133
1,991,997
1,023,109
136,562
1,676,597
1,683,736

231,270
103,139

^

—,

Property retire,
appropriation

,

time

$1,475,617
711,847

revenues—-

Operating

production of highly specialized products, such as ships, parts for
gun mounts, range finders, Shells, tanks, cranes, electric furnaces and
machine tools.
•. "
' ■
"Directing its activities 100 %
to the ; war effort, this Ambridge
plant turned out 22 new and complete Heroult electric furnaces with
a
rated yearly capacity" of some- 720,000 tohs Of critical alloy steels"
for diversified war uses, an all-time record for this particular activity.
"Outstanding, among the accomplishments of American Bridge Co.,
has been the construction of a fully equipped and completely inte¬
grated shipyard for the U. S. Navy on a 64-acre; river; front site
adjoining the Ambridge plant.
This yard, operated by American
Bridge Co„ is now producing the Navy's latest type landing' ships
for tanks
and it is expected
that the first unit will be launched'
within a very short time.
Altogether there are eight ships in pro¬
gressive stages of construction at the new Ambridge yard.
"Geared
perhaps to the speediest construction schedule of any
newly built inland waterway shipyard, this $8,500,000 facility was.
completed in eigth months and parts of the yard were actually put
into operation 4 Ms months following the start of the project, at which

payable

distribution

(Company and Subs.)

1942—Month—1941

v

Operating

the

.

stock,

under

Co.—25-Cent"

Went worth Mfg.

June

Statement

Consolidated Income

issued

be

stockholders of record at time of. issue;—V.

to

A dividend of 25

•

,

Power

This

to

shares

that date

Bond & Share Co. systems.-

since

accomplished despite the conversion of its activities from standard

•was

of

case

of indebtedness proposed, to be created.
;
is a part of Electric Power & Light Corp. and Electric

mately 46%

effort,

war

Monday, December 21, 1942

shall

have

been

issued

on

that

date

and

in

the

profit

♦After

depreciation,

fOn 409,573

interest,

Federal

and

1941

1942

-

$146,424
$0,25
state income

:——,

•fEarnings per common share

shares of common stock.—V. 156, p. 1424,

$532,196
$1.19
taxes, etc,
,