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DEC
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TUESDAY
Volume 154
Number 4023
New
York, N. Y., Tuesday, December 23, 1941
and Bond Sales
daily
>
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales
are
Below
furnish
weekly?,
-
-:
the New York Stock
on
Price 60 Cents
New York Stock
«»
32d of
one or more
a
point.
Daily Record of U. S. Bond Price* Dec. 13 Dec. lb Dec. 16 Dec. 17 Dec. 18 Dec. 19
l'
High
116
116
4^8, 1947-52
Low.
116
116
Close
116
116
Trcasuiy
Treasury
High
.V
10.3.
2Ks 1967-72
101.10
(Close
2 Kb, 1951-53
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Owt-of-Town Listed Markets
100.4
100.5
100.4
100.3
10
103.5
10
100.5
17
30
19
Transactions at the New York Stock
(High
(Close
1
Total sales in $1,000 units...
103.20
.Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
104.31
Low.
104.31
108.20
(Close
Total sates in $1,000 units...
10
Week Ended
(High
( Low.
(High
2s, March 1918-1950
-S-.
102.1
( Ia>w.
'
(Close
102.1
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units.
2s, Dee.
.
101.25
1948-50.-.-..-(Low.
104.25
Total sales in $1,000 units...
(High
(Close
110.28
110.28
110.28
Total sales in $1,000 units...
1
1
*4
(High
( Low.
(Close
110.10
110.10
110.12
110.10
110.10
110.8
110.12
110.10
110.12
2
18
110.24
110.25
110.24
110.25
111.2
110.24
110.25
111.2
2s, 1953-55
111.2
475,000
31.000
7,128,000
602,000
66,000
7,652,000
6.624,000
573,000
36,000
627,000
50,000
7,131,000
496,000
57,000
$4,969,000
6,755,000
7,796,000
8,261,000
7,301,000
7,684,000
$39,355,000
$3,138,000
$273,000
$42,766,000
1,313,400
1,271,269
6,773,312
Week Ended Dec.
New
(Close
arm
19
,
Jan. 1 to Dec. 19
York Stock
1940
1941
Exchange
1941
103.10
106.13
196.10
106.13
103.10
1940
10
$273,000
V; $594,000
155,912,031
f.
200,274,228
$19,001,000
$38,259,000
3,138,009
4,*14,000
157.272,000
39.356,090
48,697,000
1,856,261,000
210,398,000
1,357,234,000
$42,766,000
S53,705,090
$2,032,537,000
$1,605,891,000
U. S. Government--.-
Forelgn..
----
Railroad & Industrial-
(Close
15
4,157,920
Ronds
(Low.
*1,000 units...
106.13
6,773,312
Stocks—No. of shares.
(High
(Close
Total sales in
Low.
6,249,000
1,225,993
1,223.5)9
..
Total.....
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Mortgage
3KS. 1944-64
(Close
$33,000
1
Federal 1
(High
Sates
$365,000
-1-
(Low.
>
$4,571,0)0
Friday
101.25
[Close
2
Rond
Ronds
629.310
—
Wednesday.
Thursday.;....
Total sales In $1,000 units...
■
Total
Government
Iionds
1,109,810
Saturday
Monday
(High
(High
| Low.
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
United States
Foreign
Roods
of
Shares
1941
Dec. 19,
Tuesday;---—-
102.1
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Low.
Num'oer
104.31
2
(High
Railroad
and Xliscell.
Slocks,
(High
2s, 1947
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Low.
108.20
Low.
1945-47.-
100.4
100.3
100.3
$1,000 units...
2Kb. 1954-56
High
2KB.
10.3.3
100.3
(Low.
Total sales in
105.12
1955-60..
100.1
100
(Close
1
105.12
2 Ha,
100
(High
104.10
Low.
3a, 1951-55
Exchange
•
105.12
38.1946-48.-.
100
100.
Total sales in $1,000 units...
104.10
(High
3'As, 1949-52-.
100,
100
Low.
—
!
units...
3>As, 1946-49--
New York Curb
(High
101.
101.
j Low.
8>£s. 1944-46-.
QUOTATIONS
Low.
101.
units...
/
Corporation News
Total sales in $1,000 units...
(High
Total sales in $1,000
City News
19
(Close
Low-
...
18 [Dec.
(High
(High
3Ks. 1943-45-.
17 Dec.
Low.
2Kb, 1956-58
(Close
Total sales in $1,000
16 Dec.
Total sales in $1,000 units...
units...
3KB, 1943-47
year.
(Close
(Close
Total sales in $1,000
15 Dec.
(High
2Kb. 1952-54...
108.
(High
(Low.
3Ks. 1940-56
13 Dec.
(Low.
108.
(Close
units...
Total sales in $1,000
the
Total sales in $1,000 units...
I;?W"
.
for
range
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units.,.
4s. 1944-54
State and
Dec.
the
Also In This Issue
(High
2KB, 1950-52
computing
'
>:
Daily Record of U. S. Rond Prices
In
Exchange
a
Figures after decimal print represent
Exchange
No account Is taken of such sales
daily record of the transactions in Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and Federal Farm
Mortgage
Corporation coupon bonds on the New York Stock Exchange during the current week.
we
Copy
a
yearly
disregarded In the day's range, unless they are the only transactions of the
day.
U. S. Government Securities
.
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Total sales in $1,000 units.
(High
3s, 1914-49
-
Lov.
Total
"
(High
2Kb.
1948-51 -
-
(High
] Low.
....
3s. 1912-4?
(Close
Lo
iV;-v
„.,]Low.
1951-54..
103,
100.17
100.
103.16
(Low.
3.)
b3
Home Owners' Loan
(High
-. -
.
104,
104
(High
.(Low.
(Close
10
•
Low.
Odd-lot sales,
Note—Trie
bonds.
24.71
14.06
106.44
36.66
90.15
Total
46.96
108.09
87.91
14.07
36.8»
105.55
90.59
47.10
108.20
88.11
lJ.Jz
36.72
103.78
90.61
47.16
108.25
88.20
24.56
13.80
36.2a
106.53
90.19
46.46
108.20
87.85
I)ec. 18-
108.21
21.59
13.60
35.93
106.31
89.95
46.05
108.17
87.62
Dcc. 19-
103.2b
24.68
13.51
35.96
106.20
90.06
46.20
108.24
87.68
Close
t Deferred delivery sale,
t Cash sale.
above
table
includes
only
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
sale
of
Transactions in registered bonds were:
Treasury 3Ks. 1943-1945.------1 Treasury 3 Ks, 1944-1946..
1.
BONDS
N.
....104.81
---------
105.8
LOW
Saturday
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
AND
HIGH
to
Dec.
13
Dec. 16
15
$ per share
Wednesday
Dec.
$ per share
Sales
Thursday
17
Dec.
Jjtcr share
Friday
18
Dec.
T
the
13
•
'
STOCKS
'
Treasury
Treasury
Range Since Jan. 1
'A-
EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
On Rasts of IOO-Share Lots
,^-V
Week
Treasury
$ per share
Lowest
Shares
Par
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
Lowest
Highest
$ per share $ per share
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
49
487s
49
48
*39
48
49ii
48t2
10SU 10814 *10314 103*2
45
*45t8
*39
43
49
*4514
19
10*8
684
19
684
1')
*18t2
*10
10
10' s
37
371.1
37
39
10
6*4
*732
•t
71
*50
NR
178
*
*32
4'8
418
4's
4
3*4
12l2
6*8
47
*4512
7
684
19
18t2
9*4
.
*..,.
"l«
4*8
4
1212
For footnotes see
page
87
S32
*
'8
3!5
65
2
4*8
4
I
13
67«
19
*4734
48W
1 0S»33 108932
38
4654
6%
*1812
10's
36*8
9i2
36i2
'4
*316
*3I6
k
65
~T"78
k__
17«
'~8
4
334
1214
'32
178
.
*33
4's
4
4
334
12U
4634
67s
19
10
37 7s
'4
1,800
300
*12
2
4'A%
canv preferred
100
46
Feb 21
108
Dec 12
Abraham & Straus ....No par
3/14 Dec 18
300
Acme Steel
43;2 Dee 10
8,000
300
3,300
16,700
900
! 0,500
100
31«
10^806
4-48
4
7,100
3,300
13
Abbott Laboratories.—No par
140
65
100
S32
418
4
1618,
48
6l2
*18l2
lOlR
934
37
>
35'2
4l2
*12
46
7
18 >2
4
121O
48'4
108U IO8I4
38 U
37>4
4Gl2
100
*32
4
3!2
1212
48
39
10t,i
37*8
37's
377s
36
U
73j
7 32
316
71
*....
71
*....
17S
IV
2
178
100
4
Treasury
48i2
*10814 109
477«
1947-1952
..1944-1951
1946-1956
1943-1947
3(48..........1943-1945
3349
1944-1946
3J4b
1946-1949
334s...
1949-1952
3s
.........1946-1948
3s..... ....—.1951-1955
50!)
Co..——25
Adams Express
Adams-Mllil3 Corp.
Addre,ss-Muitlgr
.No par
Corp...-.10
Air Reduction Inc
Air Way Ei
No par
—
..No par
Appliance ..No
par
Ala & Vicksburg Ry Co...100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mln
10
Albany & Susq RR Co
100
Allegheny Corp.
—No par
5 K % Pf A with $30 war. 100
5K% pf A without war. 100
$2.50 prior conv pref.No par
&
Low
A
J
M
0
116.6
D
------
S
./
Range
Bonds Sold
Asked
Since
Jan. 1
A
0
.4
108.24
•
-
105.12
10
108.20
i. 'j.
1
105.12
D
lit.13115.7
r-
1
104.10
108.20
*111.7
111.16
High
121.26
108.12 113.18
6
~
104.1
104.10
D
116.2
11
104.1
O
J
J
108.24
No. Low
High
116.15
*110.20110.29
1)
—
103.30107.25
104.4
105 8
108.6
109.9
2 108.20112.12
-
112.7
-
114.9
•
J
M
I)
5
*108.3
111.2
108.11
110.24
111.2
110.8
■
110.12
22
106.13
25 106.10109.24
107.21111.21
7 110.4
5i8 Apr22
18'2 Dee 17
5544 Sept 20
124
Sept 25
54'2Sept 23
5134 Jan 6
8't Dec 5
34*8 Nov 29
24U Aug 6
1578 Jan-3
45 July 28
3iaNov 18
49U Dec
101
May
30
May
347g
4U
16'g
12't
36'2
May
May
June
June
June
«8 May
*8 Jan 14
9i2 Dee 19
7014
147
^Ab
Feb
46'j*Apr
60
Nov
113.9
J
D
*109.23 109.31
111.18
106.31111.25
1960-1965
J
D
*110.14110.23
107.8
Treasury 234s
9
Apr
Jan
58's
Jan
Treasury
78 Mar
Treasury
Aug
9
60
May
77
Mar
I8.1 Dee 10
92 Sept 26
5
Jan
4
4
May
7
JaD
Treasury
99>8
5s
10*8
9>2
21'2
Aug
8
100
Dec
100
i8 Dec 10
3'i Dec 10
12
Dec 12
Jau
Treasury
1>8
Jan
14*8
12'j
Dec
Jan
Treasury
Treasury
Aug 27
*8 June
6*4 June
414 May
Treasury
Apr
7
24
Dec
Treasury
Jan
6
Jan
9
3
May
„S
106.10 106.10
M
107.27 110.9
*108.4
D
ft
108.13
*109
10!).9
a.'»
109.16
^
109.16
35 107.1
*105.27106.3
-
-
-
107.2
------
*106.25107
110.22
112.24
105.10108.14
-
107.16 109.22
105.2 108.9
*107.14107.23
Treasury 2Kb.;
75
3*8 Dee 10
M
M
....
Jan
271*
19ij
9
Sept
107.14112.13
J
-
Treasury 2K3-—
1945 J I)
M .S
Treasury 2Ks..—...
Treasury 2 34s
.....1949-1953 J D
Treasury
Treasury
73
M S
.1955-1960
2Hs.
......1945-1947
2%s...——...1948-1951
23As.
1951-1954
2Mb.1956-1959
234s..-..1958-1963
Treasury 27As
Treasury
$ per share
Price
Range or
Friday's
Bid
Year 1940
-
NEW YORK STOCKS
Sale
U. S. Government
105.8
Treasury
RALE PRICES
for
Tuesday
Last
Inter st Period
to 101.8
Treasury 4Ks
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3Kb
Treasury 3Ks
Monday
Week's
Friday
coupon
Treasury
12
Bonds
24.90
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
12
ties
24.95
Treasury
*32
Raits
109.36
1
Close
s35
Rails
111.15
Total sales in $1,000 units...
90
trials
Week Ended Dec. 19
Low.
2KB. 1949-53..
I84
40
Stocks
ties
110.86
High
*
Utili¬
roads
Dec. 17.
I
Total sales in $1,000 units...
*
10
Grade
Dec. 15-
Close
*3,6
Second
Grade
Dec. 16-
Total sales tn $1.000 units.
(Close
2KB. 1948
6*8:
First
Indus¬
110.73
Dec, 13.
100.31
High
*18!2
10
65
(Low.
1Kb, 1945-47...
Total sales in $1,000 unUs...
108
Total
(High
(Low.
2KB. 1945
103
15
Utili¬
(High
(Low.
[Close
*39
10
20
trials
*2
2Kb, 1912-44
Total sales in $1,000 units...
*45
.*
Bonds
.
Rail¬
103.31
(Close
;
30
100.31
Total sales in $1,000 units...
4884
averages of representative
the Ne.v York SLock Exchange
Indus¬
Dale
Total sales in $1,000 units...
(High
$ per share
on
101,
(Lo w.
(Close
3s, series A, 1941-52
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Dec.
daily closing
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
103.16
109.16
(Low.
2KB. 1960-65..
the
bonds listed
Stocks
(High
1958-63..
are
stocks ami
(Close
(High
...(Low.
(Close
2 KB,
Below
*2
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Total sales in $1,000 units...
1956-59—
100
100.17
103,
(High
•];
2Kb, 1912-47
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
2 KB,
133.17
100
Total sales in $1,000 units...
(High
2Kb,
130
v.
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Stock and Bond Averages
1950-1952 M S
2Ks
..1952-1954 M S L...
234s
1956-1958 M S
234s
1967-1972 M ,S 100.4
234s...
..1951-1953 J D
2 34s
1954-1956 J I)
2s
.-.....----1947 J D 104.31
2s
Mar 15 1948-1950 M S
2s.....Dec 15 1948-1950 J D
2s
1953 -1955 J D
2s...
1951-1955 J D
For footnotes see page
......
1619.
105.4
*104.7
104.16
*102.25103.2
109.1
-
<:.
104.31
-
102.1
104.25
*103.30104.5
*100.8
100.15
-
103.16
106.27
103.5
-
10
104.31
102.1
105.9
103.5
*105.10105.18
104.25
106.16
102
-
110 100
100.6
*105.22105.30
118.18
102.8
*106.31 107.7
107.4
104.28106.28
4 100.24 104.4
104.12106.21
1
-
101.24105.7
-
■
-.---
-
Tuesday, December 23, 1941
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
1610
Tuesday
Dec. 16
$ ver share
< Dec.
13
Dsc.
Wednesday Thursday
Dec. 17 1 Dm., IS
Monift
15
$ ner share
Saturday
NEW YORK
for
share
ir-8
m
.'.
*11
142
141
141^4
U7g
12%
1 11
5rs
534
5!I
5*4
5
13
*18
17U
80'g
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2634
27is1
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18
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29%
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%
13%
15%
"11
*13
5%
20%
20%
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43
43%
45%
21.!
4578
5's
Am A
21%|
43%
5%
44
42%> 43%
5V?
53%
21%
"20%
57
21%
50%
50'4
49
50
45%
6
5%
45%
43
4%
4
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4
44%
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33*4
*122
125
125
30
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125
*121
♦105U
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105
101
101
20
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13%
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217%
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94
6%
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17«2
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4534
46%
1%
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25%
24%
'
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8 ;
42
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*7
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3%
2%
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32%
49%
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45
45%
1%
23%
3%
1%
43%
U
25V
45^2
1%
1%
1%
25%
3
1%
25%
1%
25%
278
8
25%
*7
8
7
41
40
9
'
9
8%
>
*115
120
*115
24
4
4
3%
3%
4 '
19
19%
19%
19%
1378
*115
120
*114% 120
*114% 120
24
24
•
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24%
20
20%
4
4%
4
4%
*152
165
1078
10%
51%
51 'b
51%
4%
4%
4%
20%
10
30%
35%
*11314
29%
18%
32%
35%
143%
30%
9%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*7%
45%
16
47%
48%
46%
46%
48
47%
47%
150
*114% 15018 *145% 150% *148
4
4
3%
3%
3%
*3%
24% 24%'
*112% 113%
2%
*05%
2%
3
75
4
4
a
*14%
25
49%
25%
*45%
25%
28
28
*27
13
13
13%
*111%
8
8
*103% 109%
49%
25%
49%
26%
25%
28
28
27%
257g'
30%
13%
....
*43
8%
57
*6%
71
*3%
92loj
57
3%
378
59
5%
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3%
*87%
3%
90
*37%
5%
578
*78%
80%
6
82%
22%
5%
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82%
*80
87
80
80
*77
85%
77
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23%
23
23
23
23
22
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83%
83
861
86
86
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23
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2378
86
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58
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57%
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*113% 115
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115
115
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<
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28%
25%
13%
*111%
28%
13%
8%
110
9
7o
7l
32%
'8
31%
3
58
59
70%
*40
23%
22%
7%
*678
3%
90
3%
57a
82%
87%
5%
*78
*109i2 109%
3
3%
3%
*58%
59%
58
*40
70%
70%
110
2212
22 7g
*3%
3%
J';'
87%
"5^?
5%
77
76ia|
22
21%
22
24%
57%
19%
5%
IOO
3O0
22
87%
83
83
24%
24%
25%
57%
18%
57%
57%
58
19%
19%
19%
33
33
33
33
33
42
42
43
43
43
23%
26
25%
26%
27%
*108
iio
109%
108% 103% *103% 109% *103
6%
6%
6%
6%
0%
6%
6%
6%
49%
49%
49% 49t?
*401,
49<g
49% 491?
69'?
69
63% 681?
*35% 671
*65% 67!
*114% 115
115
2%
191?
19%
"
3%
♦3%
2%
221?
3%
878
87g
2%
*18%
2%
221?
2%
*19'2
3%
4%
8%
*3%
2%
9%
4
1141? 114!?
*1141? 115
9%
4
5,300 Associated
80
21%
2%
8?8
2%
24
*19
'3%
3%
74% Jan
No par
6% 1st
7% 2d
Jan
Dec
May
18
June
54%
18
May
32
10
35% Jaly 29
20
May
41%
id's A or 25
17% Sipt 11
12% May
9
Feb 20
2% Dm 10
47.% Jin 3
60
J m 20
21% Dm 13
6% Dec
3
Dm
11
9
12%
2%
4%
4%
3%
478
9
*6%
8%
15 %
*19%
21
9
3%
23
22
3%
21
9
3%
3%
3%
3%
21%
9%
19%
-20%
19%
9%
6%
6%
6%
27%
)6i? Jan
19!?fune
A...100
5
50
Powder..,;.....#0 par
61
5% conv preferred......100
900 Atiai Tack Corp......#; par
1,300 Auitin Nichols—......#} par
S5 prior A
—
par
50
59,000 Aviation Corp of Del (Tne).-3
2
6
May 29
107
111
18%
.1952 I
D
Juue
113% Aug
12% Jan 7
2% Jan 17
33% Sept 17
8
May
5% Jan 25
70% Sept 30
72
Sipt 18
34% Jan 10
9%Sept 8
,
4%
1% June
Juut
35%
97% June ,111%
4
May
7%
35
May
64%
58%
22
Sept
6% Feb 14
47% Feb 14
May 16
22
Feb 14
Aor
6
2
3*>8 May
Jan
4% May
9612
88
Apr
43%
Apr
11
Apr
9%
102
9
Jan
July
,
Jan
Aug
84
95
45
*
9%
9
S
8%
17%
16%
16%
17
17%
18
18
13%
13U
19%
21%
21% 21%, *217s 23
*101% 101
*101% 101
*101% 101
*24% 27
*24%
27
*24%
31
*114
7
7
7
30
*12
39
33
33
33%
33
.
8
8%
*16%
16%
8
17%
17%
18
22
22%
*22%
1,80) BAifor& Aroostook—.....50
Conv 5% preferred.....100
570
70%May 8
28% Jaly 22
39% May
64%
Doc
9$ May
23%
Jan
8% June
22%
Apr
Nov
9% June
7
6
56
111% Sept
..
18% May
102
7
7% July 10
Oct 27
121
June
May
25%
Apr
27% May
22>2
111
Dec
9% Mar
Feb
61
67
80% May
May
112% June
4
9% Jaly 28
l7g
"
5% Jan
10
4
124%
Jan
May
8?g Mar
Feb
5% Mar
82% Mar
May
Aug
8%
5s...
24% Mar 17
,200 Bavuk Ci rars Inc
Beech Creek RR
No par
.25
No par
..._.._50
116
lO0Beeih-Nut Pacidn; Co....20
7
7
7
*12
30
i.lOO Beldlig-Hemi lfway
No par
iBelfian Nat Rys part pref
33%
Jaa
Jaly 25
13's Dee 10
30
37%
52%
31
i3,700 Bendlx
Aviation
5
5
17% Dm 18
Dm 15
20
35
31%Mar 24
27% July 22
9
103
Oct 14
23% Feb 17
103 Jane 25
32
Apr 28
10 2% Dm
7
Sipt 1 i
10% Jn 14
3 2% Air 21
129
Jan
6
8% Jaly 29
17
41 %
Oct
7
Sipt 18
Jau
16%
Apr
4
May
8%
Jau
20
May
30%
7% June
13%
Doc
25%
Dec
Jau
Dec
23%
20% May
18% May
105
36%
Apr
Apr
2-0% May
82%
127
Oct
May
Jan
7% June
9%
.see page
1618.
^
.
58%
58
59
58 H
1984 J
59
59
60 A
...1967
H
46 A
104 ^
103 A
104 A
100 H
J
IOO
101
46 H
46
J
J
...1968 MA'
30-yr 4s—;.1960 A 0
i
1952 M N
—
67%
Apr
24% Mav
36%
Apr
9Hl4
07 H
98%
97 H
97
97 A
97
94 >A
93
A
94 A
98 '4
94 A
A
94
94*
9
(I
I960..
10%
4
16%/'
s%
*14!K
-1942'M N
7s..
15% ;
12 H
13
O
14 A
14A
O
A
A
♦Ry extl s f 6s
Jan 1961 J J
./
J
— *08 assented.—.Jan 1961
13 A
12 A
14%
13%
>4
14%
2
10%
16% I
13 A
13
8%
15% t
14 A
14%
13%
14%
48
b
6
10%
16%
•
M A
VAA
13
13%
11
8%
15%
!
A
O
14 A
14%
14%
1
10%
16%
A
O
-..1942 M N
♦7s assented
♦External sinking fund 6s.I960,A
♦6sa-seated
-I960 .4
♦Extl sinking rund 6s-Feb 1961 F
*68 absented
.....Feb 1961 F
;
.
♦Extlsinking fund 6s_.Hept
1961
*6s assented........Sept 1961
♦External sinking fund 6s...1962
—*6s asse ited—
1962
♦External sinking fund 6s... 1963
♦6s assented.—;;..
..1963
M
14%
13%
14 H
13 A
13
14
.
10
59
16%
9
14
15%
10%
22
9
17
,
9
10
»
16%|
15% 1
15%
12%
13%
14%
14%
1
11%
16%
M N
13 A
13
13%
24
9%
15%
♦Chile Mtgc Bank 6lis........1957 J D
♦6 lis a seated. —. —.—1957 J D
13%
6
12
i>
1961
13%
1
—;1961
J
D
12
12
2
8%
14%
1961
A
O
13%
10%
15%
A
O
11%
13%
12 4
0
i——.1061
*0s assented
32
8%
14%'
13%
13 4
2
9%
15%
11%
11%
14
8%
14%
8%
14
8%
13%
8%
14
..1962
♦Guar sink fund 6s
a^se
11%
11%
J/N
ited—... ———i— 1962 M N
11%
♦Chilean Cons Munic 7s......1960
M
n
♦7s assented—............. 1960
M
8
11%
♦Chinese (Hukuang Ry) 5s....1951 J D
10
16
*12%
11%
11%
11%
7
5
6
26%
43%
30
43%!
28%
22%
35%
23
29
O
37 A
37
40%
./
J
39%
4
O
37%
29%
37%
.4
28%
314
82
A
O
A
With deilaration
.•
M N
F
J
*24 A
*24%
A
24%
18%
19
20
*19
4,i
....
*15%
*1*5%
7s.. 1942
J
J
96%
96%
♦Cista Rica (Rep of) 7s..—.. 1951 MN
11A
—
(Republic) 5s of 1901.... 1914
11%
b
*109
A
M
External 5s of 1914 ser A.... 1049
*100
.
98%
1949 F
External loan 4Hs
4Hs external debt
8i.ikl.1g fuad 5^s...Jaa 15
♦Public was 5>is...June 30
A
1977 J
D
72
1953 ./
J
*100%
98 A
101
1945 J D
♦Czechoslovakia (Rep of) 8s... 1951 .4
♦otuking fund 8s ser B——. 1952
97
13%
*12%
O
AO
*15%
15%
98%
75%
104
104
16
15%
D
J
49%
41
FA
*29*"
*26
Apr 15 1962 AO
*25 A
22
6s——..1942
J
With declaration..
External gold 5Vis
:
1955
With declaration.,
External g 4)is
With declaration
'
1619.
52%
*28*
*26 "
28
22%
44
0/N
Denmark 20-year extl
2
*21%
..;.1953
.
24%
%!
38
M S
.
15%
30
■
l*Cologne (City) Germany 8 lis.'50
Colombia (Republic of)-—
*6? of 1928
......Oct 1961
♦8? of 1927—Jan 1961
3s externals f % bonds..—..1970
♦Colombia Mtge Bank 6)is_-.l047
♦Sinking fu.id 7s of 1926--1046
♦Jinking fu id 7s of 1927—.1047
Copeihagen (City) 5s
...1052
Cuba
15%.
144
14%
13%
♦6%s absented.....
♦8s
9%
8%
13%
11 %
♦Guar sink fund 6s
,
.
i
D
♦Sink fund 6%s of 1926
.
VIN
J
For footnotes see page
For footnot es
—
.
♦Chile (Rep)—Extl s f
]
Apr
Nov
10
.:.
5
56 H
O
♦6s Oct coupon on
Apr
35%
112%
May
102
8
.
2
§8
-.1976 4
♦os July coupon on
1960,
♦Finn Loans f 6s...Oct 15 1960 A
•
8% May
1
64%
50%
A
7-year 2 l%s
30-year 3s
30-yoar 3s
♦C irlsbad (City) 8s
—..1954 J J
♦Cent Agric Bank < Jer) 7s—1950 M S
*F irm Loa 1 s f 6s..July 15 1960 J
J
Jau
-
V:
*70
M 8
F A
J J
1944 J J
1967 J J
.......1968 MN
Jan
1
5,>00 Bath Iron Works Corp..
7
37%
8
14%
7n F10 19
*12
33%
23
3% May
4% Dec
24% Dec
8% Jaly 31
12%3ept 12
5
11,70J Barndall Oil Co
7
37'%
A >r
6%
12% Sept 12
9% Jaly 31
Sept 18
10% Jaly 22
39
3378
9
19
2% May
6% Dei 13
7
117
8
12% May
Jan
27% Dec 19
536%
1,500 Beatrice Creamiry
$5 preferred w w
114% 114% *111
f
Dm
3% Dee
19
19% May
2
f
39
45
61
.
2
10-year 2)is
..—......1915
25-year 31^8..............1961
Apr
5% Jaly 31
19
1)
A
1077 1/ 8
25-ycar gold 4lis—
preferred.;.......50
230
i
27
27
10% Dei
2% Dm 10
3% Dm 10
I
61
19%:
102
60
58
.
V
...1975 M N
-secured s 17s
Cauada (Dom of)
Jau
43% June
51% Nov 21
72% Jan 9
5,20) Barber Asplialt Corp......10
No par
1.10) Barker Brothers.,..
18%
*24
*21
preferred———100
23
*101% 104
*101% 101
4%
*12
*114
118
7
*12
33%
4,60)
.1962
»
I)
...1976 IF
♦stabilization loan 7 lis..
Mar
May
45% Oet 21
A
7
»'A
.
100% Mar
13
28% Dec
v
...1961
,Externals f 4>i-4.%s
Der
29% June
J9
60
19
S
.1950
—
3% exter nal 8 I § bo ids..
^B ulgaria (Kingdom of)—
Dec
49% May
65
5
31% J tly 22
% Apr 17
Miy
Jan
May
Apr
May
3
6
l%May
Feb
Dec
Apr
82
3% Oit
25% Oct
13
-s
6'8 May
6% Jan 10
91% Oct 21
10% Sept 18
88
Apr
23
;
\l
.1958
*6s stamped——
s f 4)i-4JiS—i.
15% Nov
8
1957
.
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina
22,509 Baldwin Loco Works v t C..13
20,00) Baltimore & Ohio........ 100
27"
13%
118
9%
9%
27%
7
20
*112
8%
3%
20
6%
23
*12
33%
4>s
27%
8%
7
4%
28%
,18%
117
4?
6%
9%
7
4%
28%
8-8
16%
*114
4%
28
15%
*101% 104
28
2%
4%
9%
<
6%
29%
.*..._
2%
2%
7:7
6%
29%
8%
22
13%
2%
2H?
7
21
13%
2%
5
3%
30
8%
16%
13%
2'2
13%
9
9%
9
13%
13%
2%
21i?
5
3%
23%
13%
13V
2%
4%
3%
13%
27s
30
18%
18
External read)
Apr
B
12%
2%
*3%
23
18%
Mar
g
107
53% Dec 10
13% Feb 14
131? Feb 1-
22
9
112%Sept
70
22%
Apr
h Dm
D
18
Deo
26
d
I
22%
18%
8% Nov
35
100% M ir 24
7
O
Dee
4% May
'56% July 14
30
Jaly 22
Dec 10
*75
a
External
Apr
7
*75
D
10
.1057 A
,1- Refund! ig s f 414-414s.•.
6% Nov
12
115% Oct
*93"
Buenos Aires (Prov eO—
V
Det
53%
61%
110%June 30
*75
Mar
175'4 Mar
89'2 Apr
91% Apr
25% May
8
81% Sept 18
8
Jan 4
1958
external 8s—
With declaration...
12%
2%
23
.
Jan
9
46% May 13
22% Feb 14
Dee
78
78
Sj
Feb
Feb
101%
5% preferred.....—.. .100
4,800
8,900 Atlantic Coast Line RR...100
50
17%
23%
93
83% June
6
May
1,400 Assoc Invastra lata Co .No par
270
5% preferred..
....100
2%300 Atcli Topeka & Santa Fe—100
300 Atiai
Apr
99% Jan 11
24
A
>" "j, 113*
.1941
5•Bud ipest (City of) 6s....
Jan
Apr
102% Aig 6
35% Jau 23
96% Mar 12
4% conv pref series
16,300 Atlas Corp
POO
6% preferred
14%
12%
8% Aug
J
.1957 \
s
f 5s
Si ikl ig fund gold5s
sinking fund geld 6s...
4
2 >8
76'2 Dec 18
21% Dec 19
82
Auf14
13
Jn
2
1O0
l5'2% May
33% Jan
5% May
5% De? L0
78
Dec 19
—
55% Deq
70 % Feb
7% Jan 10
2% Dec
48
12% Mar
2% Dec 10
66
Dec 16
3% Dm 10
Feb 14
35
♦7s (Ce ltr.al Ry)
110% Aug 23
87% Dec 18
1,009 At! G & W I S3 Lines..-,..1
80 0
5% preferred.,..
..100
.25
7,500 Atlantic ftefinla?..;....
Jum
139
9
9
29% Aug
Dnr
68%
Jan
54
With declaratioa..;...—.
Sept 11
I
preferred.......100
preferred;..—-.100
69%
7
100
Dry Goods
145
150
Dei
51
Co.-.Wo par
Corp....
11% May
May
7
23% Dm
preferred..........IOO
1,000 Artloom Corp..
7% preferred
'50
78
26%
115
7%
Armitron? Cork
12% May
Dei
6
112
200 Arnold Constable
*76
231?
*86
1,400
78
81
76%
83%
4
92%
19% Aug
168% Jan
73% Jan
3% Dei 10
No par
May
It
70 ig
43 % D m
&CabLe-_ATp par
9% May
13% Jan 14
Dei 18
:
May
19% May
V
22% Sept 17
98 Sept 24
Jan
Dei
49%
139
28% Jan 10
11% July 12
43% Dm
500 Archer Daniels Midl'd-AH par
40!) Armeur&CofDel) pf7% ft d .100
15,500 Ann jur & Co of Illinois..—. 5
13^109
Det
30% May
122
May
150% Jan 10
9
9
52 A
'
Brlab.me (City) s
Apr
lt%May 27
-
V 7
7
71
23%
48% May
Feb
Deo
7% Dei 17
Fib 19
.#0 par
S3 conv prior pref
9% Mai
5%
Mar
18% Nov
74% Nov
11%
Dm
52 4i
f 6lis of 1926.
♦Externa!
163
54
13
600 Andes Copper Mining.....20
1,200 A P W Paper Co Inc........5
,
Jan.
Jan
45% July 28
155 Sipt
9
54
Jin 21
8% Dec 10
1,400 Anchor Hock GlaseCorp. 12.50
$5 dlv preferred
No par
8%
7i
31%
4% May
135
."
51
V N
♦External s f 6 lis of 1927.
♦Brazil (U S of)
Jau
10%
41%
15% Dei
-100
510 Anaconda W
■
.64
May
29% Dm 13
Na par
Preferred.
28% Mai
May
130
3,900 Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt.;._l
$5 prior canv pref-._--.-25
100
58,200 Anaconda Capper M lain a. .50
49
*47
41
42%
25%
28
9
*1%
•111%
3,300
4
34% May
5
Mar 13
62 A
With declaration..——
fan
Jau
23
133
Wks & Else.#} par
2,300 American Woolen
4%
M ir
5%
63%
33% Dm 10
Founders Inc.... 10
14
12,20) Am erican Viscese Corp
100
5% preferred.......—100
S3 1st preferred-
26
May
2
Jan 13
7
62 A
58
A 959
♦External d ikl ig fu id 6s.
M ir
2
Am Type
300
124
.
10% Oct
2143
Am Water
25
July
40% July 29
..100
17,700
f ♦Berlin (Germany)c f 6,'diS-
Jan
M ir
Dm 10
81
2%
Jau
3%
Dm 10
125
"3" 700
14%
6
Preferred.
...100
500
700 Am Sumatra Tobacco..Ho par
.... .
May
20% Jun<
4
60
61 H
With decltratioi..—„
7% Jan 10
73% Jan
67 A
6li%
S
.1955 J
Mat
12% Mai
„
40
70
68
J
With doel iratloa
External s f 7s
Deo
29
38,509 Amer Telep <ft Teteg Co...100
12,103 American Tobacco.. .....-25
Camnnn cla« B
....25
23,200
6% preferred...
Jan
H955
External sf6s..-
•v.
.
Jan
92
90
165% Aug 15
15% Jan
6
4% Dm 10
Safety Razor. .18.50
Seatlni Co.-AH par
Co.ATe par
Amer Smeltin? & Refg.ATo par
Preferred.
...100
American Snuff....
25
6% preferred;'-........ 100
Amer Steel Foundries..#} par
300 American Stove Co....No par
6,500 American Sufar Refining..100
66
3%
26%
25
13
25%
13
90
,
31%
33%
33%
42%
44
*40
25% 26%
25% 26%
109
*106
110
*106
6!
6%
6%
6%
24%
12%
...
3,600
3%
4%
preferred
19,600
2,503 American Stores.... ...V0 par
70%: 70%
49
*48
26
27-
200
47%
*65%
4%
A}4% conv
150
2%
.
70%
378
33
*40
*7
23,900
'
23l.t
3%
6
41?
70%
3%
4i
%
70%
22%
90
8%
*32
59%
*40
22%
07g
*87%
*65%
5
109% 109% *109% 110
3%
3i?
3%
3%
57%
70%
12%
*11138
33
21%
67g
4
6
3-8
3%
*40
22%
*87%
110
27
70
2%
67
39
770' Amer Shlo Bull dim?
25
25%
25%
114% *113% 114
2%
43
*46
V
%
110
3%
9%
*3%
33
33
3-%
57%
21 %
13
13
*111%
s
71
70
4'
48%
*32
70%
3%
57%
*65%
478
5%
4-1^
%
32%
72
4%
8%
*%
32%
2%
66
5%
71%
72
70
*112%
66
5%
5%
70
68%
*113
1141
*113
278
2%
67
67
5%
5
3
241?
25/
24%
114
*113
113
47
3%
378
3%
37
37„
46% Jin
17% Dm 10
Dm 17
N) par
preferred.........V? par
Dm 10
93%
*148
150
*148
150
21% D1J19
$5
3% Jan
50
8
48%
48%
45%
48*
45
*143
26% Aug
Apr
22%
1% Mai
4
30
13
13
13
O
.1949 M
With (led tr itio i-———
O* 'Jan
13% A114
6
Apr
23% J an 2 4
1? N >v 23
3,103 American
1,8001 American
15%
125%
Dse
100
.1945 F
L-
With did iratioi.......
23
27
69 A
With deal ir ition...
10
121
76 A
67 A
B
Mai
6%S«pt 17
15% A i.*24
111
Mar 4
8')
68
—
Belgium extl 6
67
13% Jaa
10
2% Fib 15
11
884
74 A
A
M N
f
With declaratioa
Apr
Apr
3%
35
June
10
95%Jane 21
8% Dm
^♦Austrian (Govt) s f 7s
38
77% Dm 10
24
F
M N
.1957
1928
M ir
66%
12% Sept
17% Jan 10
*9 A
*17'A
/)
f
M
t*B ivarla (Free State) 6 lis.
41% May
-
50
,
100
20%
45%
45%
45%
461
45%
Dm 16
3
External g 4t$s of
Apr
38
Mav
8
13% Jan 27
Jan
Nov 11
$6 preferred...
5,480
31%
125
18
18
9?4
JO %
9A
9A
a
9 H
^.1957
1953
External -5s of 1927...
Apr
6%
May
May
45% May
1% Dec
8
3
7
30% Oct
4% Jaa
<)¥i
9
M-t extl co jv 1 oan 4s Apr ... 1972
Australia Com'weilth 5s.— ...1955 J
Jan
Jan
Jan
\QA
QH
60'2 May
May
3
7% DM 10
-Na par
24%
2
2'fjSipt
7
6% preferred.i...... 100
AT? par
28%
7%
0% May
23
51% Aug
40
preferred....U-.50
5% csnv
10% Mav
2% May
33% Aug 29
1% DM
20
Fib 14
2% Dm
2?s
—
S f
Apr
Ja"
6%
i
Dec
%
19
38'2 Jau 4
4% Jan 10
3
Nov
43
Products...1
No par
-
3% June
3
3'% Jen 13
May 15
27
.50
1% May
9
*9%
i
91%
6
9A
9%
5s....1958
Goverament)—
extenal 454«
1948
ext conv loan 4V£s_.— —1971
extl conv loan 4s Feb ...1972
S f
15%
8ept
9 %
1957
f 7s 3d series.
sec s
(CItv) external
10
9%
With dec! r itioa..
S f
May
28 A
9%
Arge itl te (N itlo ial
Apr
Mar
3% Mar
8
2 4% Sept
9
7iS
92%
15%
15%
129%
125
4% May
Antwerp
Apr
Jan
9%
8%
75
28%3ept 19
1% Die 10
117S Air 15
*29
Fib 14
2
D 5 510
Fib 17
Dm 10
4%
19
94
15%
15
1321
par
t^athnr.-.l
preferred
.
♦External
Nov
115
5% Mav
1% Jan
2
221
24 A
9%
./
I External s f 7s 1st series;,. 1957
♦Externalsees f 7s 21 series. 1957
;
140% May
13
Feb
May
.
Jan
23<2
24 A
*15A
O
Vf 8
*EttemaiS 17s series C—..1945
^♦External s f 7s series D ——1945
Nov
•65
May
9
6%Aug
1% Jan
11
155
51%
*7%
191?
*91 %
931
15
128
10%
4%
8%
19%
19
*91%
26
25%
25l2
24%
113
*7%
73
7%
17
91%
1 -5%
15%
132% 131%
45% 477S
47
48%
9?'s
134%
133
134%
133
18%
17%
91% 'PI1,
15%
*14%
13
*)0%
*14%
17
93
9%
8%
17%
91%
8%
13
17?
16%
9%
9
39
2978
*137% 143
112
6
95%Sept 11
Preferred;.103
40
17,600 Amerlcan Rolli 1? Mill;....25
38i2 39%
*142% i4378 *142% 143%
30
31%
30
30%
*137i2 143
*137% 143
17 ,17%
16%
17
8%
9%
X9
9
37%
33
143% 1431.
3
Jaa
19% Aug
9
14% Fsb 15
96,500 Am Rad & Stand San'y.AH par
167
31%
Jin 21
.Nov 27
8% Jan 23
94 Die
■'
*7
32i2
38%
*30%
37%
18%
17%
17%
30%
142
142
144
17%
7
6% conv
6,503
6,800
4
50%
7
51%
American Hide Ac
50
»ie
10%
47„
7
May
13% May
.100
May
7
9% A lg 29
% Dei
V
31% Mav
May
34
23% Jan
9% F»b 19
73
Jn
7
preferred A_..A7n par
preferred.-..'---.A7j par
Amer Hawaiian S3 Co.-.-.10
100 American News Co
20,700 Amer Power & Lljtit—
18%
*165
10%
18
79% J uy II
4% Fib 17
1,600 Amer Mach & Metals..A7n par
2,300 Amer Metal Co Ltd...ATa par
22%
3%
34% July 22
x!7
3 % J an
Dee
185
Mav
4
(King of Norway) 4s. 1968
*A itiogula (l>ent) coll 7s A...1945 J
♦External s f 7s series B._;_1945
Jan
16%
Dec
85%
164
7
....19'8
♦btd slak fund 6s
A'ccrshus
2% July
-
4% D15 16
$9
250
23%
21%
177s
4%
43
7%
31%.
4%
V
18%
10%
51
52%
51
53
52%
»
23
37|
3%
165
165
103;
10
10%
10%
%
22%
Jan
115
7,600 Amerlo an Loc>metlve_A7j par
Preferred.
100
2,503
6,100 Amer Mach Ac Fdy Co.A7o par
115'.? 115%
-18
2
106%,
-
*24%;
•A
Jan
June
45%
135
Oct
1%
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)
* ltd sink fuacl 6s.-1947 F A
9% Mav
T
105
105
Municipal
Foreign Govt. &
Apr
Jan
50
5% Junr
2
•95% Jan 10
185
121
6% non-cum pref......100
Corp... AT > par
7,000
/
103, American Invest Co of II1...1
4%
23%
4
Aag
:
Anr
12%
June
Mav
D»10
Amer Intern at
18%
18%
lo
»i
233)
19V
4if
167
*165
185
165
4%
4%
4%
6%
7
7%
31
33
33
37% 33
37%
*143
143'
143%
29% 39%
31
6%
17%
17%
4ig
4
10%
52%
*133
142
*133
19%
19%
165
7%
30%
35%
113%
29 7g
7%
"
23
25%
%
22%
18%
3%
9
24%
%
9ie
%
2514
20%
%
75
Ja*>
Jim
Mav
9% Mir 27
1,000
8%.
8%
24%
24
24
24
41%
23
3
vnslt ITiifliatio 1 Fas te—
Tr
Jan
128
16% 1)05 10
A or 2
$7 2d
3,200 American Hams
3,200 American Ice
82
82
4
98%
,118%
£13%
*3%
183,
3%
18%
*23
8%
4
*3%
24
81%
■
—
$7 preferred.1
206
-
40 : 40
8%
91.4
9
82%
8'g
8%
8%
8%
2%
*7
7%
42%
83
82
83
83
82
82
■
9%
8%
9%
9%
9%
8%
25U~
2%
*7
40
87g
*23
25%
7
40
33%
30%
3%
3
8
42
82
*81
2%
31%
*7
8%
30%
2%
31%
171?
*17
we/erred..
American
2,23.)
1,300
1,000
1,600
1,209
19%
1%
17%
30
1%
*1%
2U
*39
87fc
8%
31%
19%
1%
17%
19
18%
32%
25%
8%
D
26
New York City
Jan
3%; C or par ate Stock....... 1980
J ne 18
39
l71i2M iy 23
23
A it 19
55
Fib 15
95
93,
46%
46%
1%
25
3'g
/
elOO .31 e'00 31
*101.19101
Nov
2%
21
.
2%
32%
Jan
I)
18
139% O it 23
107
3,
6%
*%
*5
*31%
*17%
2!o
J
J
Arr
6
Dot 19
64
—.25
2,030 American Crystal Sutar....l0
10
6% 1st preferred.__
100
1,600 American Encaustic TilH»_. 1
100 Amer Euro eean SeC3..A7? par,
7,300 Amer & For'11 Power...AT 1 par
2%
32%
17%
32%
32%
*1%
17%
33%
*93'
6%
%
171?.
778
1%
19
32%
2%
32%
2%
f
Apr
35
23% D35 10
•:
..109
18%
9378
%
*5
%
19%
1%
7%
17%
95%
%
•
19%
1%
%
HN
..,1942-1944
..1945-1947
18;
47% D eo
8'4 Jan
112 2% Ar 14
1
M ar 18
Chicle......-N) par
Am CealCe of Alleth C) NJ25
10
"""360 American Cobrtyne Ci
2,300 Am Comm'l Alcehel Cerp..20
5% canv
'"70)
5%
*5%
18
*93
58
6%
*5
20
1%
1%
*30%
*24
93
20
20
'*30%
2%
93
%
6%
*5%
%
1.
1%
17%
32%
33
2%
32
32%
13%
91
•%
■
*10
%
20
1910
1%
17%
1%
7%
177«
18%
%
5I8
®32
; 10%
7%
13%
8
1
*.92
%
5%
7%
17%
7%
...1944-1951
58%
9% A ig
3% D13 10
104 22
104.22
3s series A.
2 ,'4s series G
9% May
6
2
23% Dec
53% Jin
5% A or 2 2
Doc 19
*100.12100.19
1 Ms Series M
38% Mav
12% Mai
63%I lly 22
42
..100
7,409 American Car & Fdy..AT> par
Preferred..
-1O0
2,30)
3,809 Am Chain & Cable Inc.#} pa'
19
*12%
19
5'2
7%
*12%
6'?
*5'?
6
6
1
8%
8
94%
6%
13%
*90
/
6
*5'2
57g
lh
*5'2
19
*12%
19%
*12%
j pa
Preferred
209
97%
971?
93
96
102% 103
111
101
-
Inc..10
17,003 American Can
,
.
20
15
100.17
100.12
P
Home Oveers'Loan Corp—
Apr
41%
*
co
no:
*104.23104.30:
V/
1942M947
J
Jan
1% M iv
5
Sept 15
a
dj
High
7
Deo
Jin
11
1% A lg
-;-
IN
9%
Mav
21% M iv
4
21% A ig 13
41% Feb 14
14% F ib 3.3
40
Fib TO
5%% oarxv pref-... ....100
7,609 Amer Cable & Radio Carp—1
1%
1%
1%
1%
4
27%
23%
*121
125
65%
64
64% 6v7g
65% 63%
70
68% 69%
173
176% 177% *170
*173% 179% *177% 179
*177
180
130
29% 29%
28% 29%
23% 29%
29%
33
21
2134
28i2
65% 65%
69% *65%
65%
68%
69% 69%
67%
60
6712
18%
18%
19%
18%
19%
19%
11
19%
19%
19%
MM
110
*103
HO
HI 1 *103
*103
*103
110
110
*103 ' HO
69%
Apr 12
10
Jvn
37
2 Hs —,..
•"
Jan
'1-
*'04.29105.4
o
M
3s.
79 ;
4% Mai
55
Oit 29
-
'.
1944-1949
....1942-1947
,■
Asked
<£
Low
...1944-1969
3%h.
,3 s
Apr
Apr
•'12%
182 •.
135% fan»
8% Mar ."'■14
16%
10
Jn
S >ot 17
9
87
-;
29% Mav
6%
14% Aor 24
9
14
21% DM 10
11% M it 1-3
% DlTfl
I)»
71 %M iy
3,209 American Bank Note......10
6% preferred...........53
420
1,100 American Brsch Cam... .4.4.1
4,700 Am Brake Shoe Ac Fdy.JV; pa'
69
68-%
t.7Vi pa
trie Chem < Del)_
Am Airlines
5,609
42
4'1
*37g
4
1%
•
5%
6
28%
125
1%
1%
1%
1%:
l'l8
W2
,n2
*121
5%
4%
21%
29
29%
*121
125
*19
1
11% Di! 10
preferred......-.53
Bid
Pri'e
*1
Federal Farm Mortgage Cirri— -
shnre
1 per
share
*
20%
5H2
6
6% canv
30)
16
*14
Amerada Corp—
121%
45?2
434
30'2
7S
15%
3,309'
51
6
*
•%
*%<s
15%
10% Fib
1,419 Aloha Part land Cam -N> pa''
'
1,70) AmaUam Leather Ci lac
55%
49^4
45*2
*1%
27%
18%
55
21%
638
45'z
26%
*18
DuT8
•5
Friday's
Hloher
1
15% Vtav
6
11% J in 2
167% J ily.28
13
A tg 27
D}?19
133
J per
share
per
25% Jn
9
xi
*N> va
9,400 Allied Smres Cir.)
5% preferred.
.10 *
709
24,49? AUD-Chalmers M'T—~AT r na
89
55%
53
5*4
12%
5%
80
55
4')
*4478
18%
11
11%
5%
17% DP
600 AiiiidKHCD.--———
3,-50) Allied Mills C J I ic——A7> pi
57%
21i2
6
26%
13
55
1
79%
89
27
13%
11
*79%
13%
28%
U„
34
84
*151?
71%
27%
£79%
11
11%
12%
5%
89%
27%
18%
11%
12%
5%
5
5%
140
138
LownP
.
Range or
Sale
U. S. Government (Chad.)
S
share
4 per
Par
1
7,509 Alghuy Lu1 Stl Cor-y.-Ni pv
2,309 Allan Industrie Inc.;; — _f
7,100 Alll3dChunlcal& Dye.JVi pa'
5%
5
141
133
11%
12 '
11%
11%
12%
12%
5%
80
2714
13 '4
5%
149%
149
13
12%
11'2
5'4
5'g
*11
1?'2
*11
5'i
*12
*5%
Shares
2078
20%
20%
594
20's
20%
5%
29%
20%
5%
5%
133% 141%
20%
20'?
20
ffiohest
Week's
Last
EXCHANGE
Ended Dm, 19
Y- STX.'K
N.
Week
'
Lowsi
•
$ "er
"STAGX
Week
19
Dec.
$ ner share.
$ ner share
S ner share
Lois
i
BONDS
Range for Precious
Year 1940
I
Da Basis af l00-SVir«
EXCHANGE
1.he
Ft Ida 1
Fri lay
Ramie Since Jan.
STIC C3
Sales
SALE PRICES
WW ANo HIGH
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
19
28
18%
23%
40%
15%
21%
38
38%'
38
Volume 154
Number 4023
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
js-e
BONDS
N.
Foreign Govt. &
Mianic.
Range or
Sale
J
Bid
(Cont,)
-
Customs Admin 6
<fc
2d Her. ^1961 M
f ♦Dresdeu (City) external 7a.,.1945
Saturday
Dec. 13
Dec.
[
\4
62
|
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>
69
52 H
52
61 H
62 H
70
52K
52
60
62
68
67
61 H
v'
OIK
*60 H
MiV
Tuesday
.
69
15
16
Dec.
.
j
27
$ per share
561
11%
*52%
25!
2384
12%
24
i
63
1*2%
*52%
11 %
56
*52%
24
24%
f
8H
9H
;
•
*41
18
Finland (Republic) ext 6s
Witb declaration
s f 6
With declaration.. 1
1945 M [S
45
45
45
45
51
4
27
With declaration
26 H
7b
French Republic 7s stamped...1949
87
7s unstamped
18%
1%
*1%
30
60%
07
3%
,7%
17%
7%
17%
*27%
f/7.
D
6%
♦7s
unstamped
.1949
;
D
6H
♦7s part paid
♦Sink fund secured 6s
7
1968 F
A
4H
"7"
7
*4 H
..1968
j
3 H
15
26
H ♦HeldelbenUGermuiOext 7 Hs.1950
J
./
20%
25%
25
16
15%
*5J
53*4
53
53
19%
2%
2%.
7
26
r
52H
19%
6%
2%
6%
5
18%
2%'
2%
2%
7
7%
7
89
94 ?
89
20,100
*52%
6
7%
15%
*1%
15%
7%
"si
.
15%
"
7%
15%
43%
13% OJt 17
11
12% Aor21
25% Oitl7
Aor 29
17
D33
J.l
Boston A Maine RR
100
Bower Roller Bearlni Co....5
Brewing Corn, of Am erica... 3
,29
Nov
3
D33
Bridgeport Brass Co...No
Brlrgs Manufacturlng.N)
Bristol-My^rs
i.'.5
Brooklyn A Queens Tr.No par
31 %
112
6% D33,
15% D33
1
par
30%
30%
13
13%
2,000
Bruns-Bilite-Collender.No
7%
3,000
1
'
112
112
112
40
par
41
Dec
7% preferred
212
2%
59
2%
7
94
par
7
Dec 17
30
Jan 16
.
June 11
118
25%
38% Nov
15%
54
No par
7% preferred
Budd Wheel......
200
6%
18,800
Burroughs Add Mach..No
2%
2%
2,000
5
17
5%
18%
2%
2%
5
3,600
19
2%
7
6%
*90
89
1.200
2%
7
180
9%
4,600
18%
18%
49
par
6
8
May
Dee 10
1% Dee 10
1
15
7% pf 100
10
9
Dee
4% Dee 10
18% Dec 16
2% Dee 10
30
5
Byers Co (A M)__
No par
Participating preferred..100
Byron Jaickson Co..'...No par
2,300
90%
9%
15% Dee 10
par
5% conv prefer red..;.
Butte Copper A Zinc
2,400
9
D3C.10
24
1
;
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Butler Bros..-.
160
4%
19
18%
■■
17
Bash Terminal
9
5% Dec.
18% Dec
No par
6
9
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51
1
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....No par
Bulova Watoh._..J_..No par
1,900
2,100
2,000
6%
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,
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9
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13'4
Apr
53%
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25% Jan
37%
Apr
29%
Apr
97
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3
12% Nov
119
Dec
Maj
21
Maj
6%
3% Maj
20
Jan
7234 Nov
8% Nov
36
Jaii
17% Maj
12% Maj
Oct
35% Nov
21% Jan
"7% Dei
12%
Jan
Maj
5% Maj
4% Maj
5%
16*4
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7%
Jan
17% Maj
2% Maj
6% Maj
23%
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Sept
July 28
39
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82
6
9
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26%
2
6
Aug
4,
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9
■
5
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Oct
Jun
53
9%
9%
9%
10
10%
10
9%
76% Feb 14
100
7% Apr 29
12
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12
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3
90
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64
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21% Jan 4
107% Oct 11
22% Sept 2
15
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99% Juni
17% Maj
10% Juni
2% Oct
30% May
15
..No par
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95% Dec 10
15% Dec 10
6% pf. 100
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^..5
par
25
50
3% Mar 20
3% Dec 9
5
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87,400 i Chrysler Corp
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3,100! City Ice A Fuel
100
6H% preferred..
City Investing Co
""966
18
Jan
2
4% Oct
44% Jan
102% Feb
1% July
6% Oct
3
July
11% Nov
24
13
3
88
84% June
22
Oct
106
May
30% Apr
29% Mar
Apr
4%
44
Dec
101
Dec
21
4
31
5
8% Jan 10
6% May
19% July 21
44% Jan 9
8% May
23% May
41
May
12 >8
Jan
1,000
12%
12
12%
11%
12%
101 • *101% 105 - *101% 103
13
13% ! 12%
12%
i3%
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46
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44
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-
11%
1
1%
'
44%
43%
11%
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84
%«July 25
8%May 22
10% Feb 7
% Jan 18
934 Sept 16
M84 Sept 15
Hi Dec
8
3
Aug 29
Dec 11
27
Jan 27
Dec 18
100
5% preferred
92
Dec 10
40
Aug
.100
2% Dec
9
9
100
May
43% Mar
48% Nov 25
27
Feb 14
28% Feb 18
142% Dee 9
84
Dec 15
Mar 17
740
July 16
Hl% Feb 14
100% Feb 15
$4.25 preferred
.No par
£ Aikman.. —.Nd
12% De:
par
conv preferred
100
Colo Fuel A Iron Corp.No par
106
710
Colorado A Southern
100
;
760
4% 1st preferred.
4% 2d preferred
100
100
1
Columb Br'd Sys Inc cl A.2.50
Class B...-.—.—.—..2.50
II
11
Columbia GaS A Elec.-No par
1
2,400
40
9,600
1%
45%
3,800
79,500
3,600
43%
340
-
6% preferred series A
5% preferred..
100
100
Apr 26
Jan
Apr
Apr
26
...No par
5%
40)4
3334 Jan 10
60
Collins
May
7484 Nov
114% Jan
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet No
220
4%
24
July
Coca-Cola Intern Corp.No par
4,100
May
2
May
par
par
4% Sept 22
June
Coca-Cola Co (The)...No par
8,400
Feb
£60
56
Oet 20
Class A
98
Sept
108
Dec 17
30
400
Sept
2
124
May 23
4,900
Jan
85
44
Jan 15
81
Cluett Peabody A Co.-No par
Preferred....
100
14%
104% Aug 12
46% Feb 20
Aug 20
98
Molybdenum..No
Nov
91% Apr
85
24
Climax
6,800
5
53% May
8% Oct
5% Mar
34
139
Special gtd 4% stock.. 1.50
"9,900
10% Feb
Aug
115
100
5% preferred
2
May
1% Aug
20
70% Oct 17
109% Dee 10
Clev A Pitts RR Co 7% gtd.50
10
72% Jan
7% May
9
Apr
Jan
11% Mar
16% Apr
%
29% Deo 11
139
Apr 26
Clev Graph Bronze Co (The). 1
10
%6 Feb
9
Dec
100
>•
.
Dec
%
%«Dhc
42% Dec 18
Clark Equipment
No par
C €C A St Louis Ry Co-100
3,100
51%
J«Dec
20
5
44% Dec
6
I
No par
July 24
38 Jan 17
%«Dec
'
54
15% Dec
6
4s2 Dec 17
5
City Stores...
800
11%
1%
-84%
144
65
44'
'
144
40%
35%
9% Feb 19
37% Apr 22
49
Apr 8
preferred-..No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil
10
Childs Co
...No par
Chile Copper Co...
^..25
70
....
800
1%
46I4
1
39%
34%
144
-
conv
Clev El Ilium $4.50 pf.No par
102
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•
391,
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86'
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90 H
H
84
<; 148
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40
69%
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8H
7H
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34%
40%
36
13%
1994 J
2%
15% May
7% preferred
100
6% preferred.
100
Chicago Yellow Cab...No par
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si
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35%
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Stamp mod 3Hs ext to
Ext sec ref 3 Hs ser B
July 28
37% Jan 14
Pr pf ($2.50) cum dlv No tm
Chic Rock Is! A Pacific.. 100
11D.1
102
102
:
-
93%
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30
i 27%
27
103
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70
.
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28
•
2%
30%
30
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28%
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1
22
94
76,
28%
103
1
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.
42
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11%
1
201.1
8%
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1
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42
2%
•
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94
42 :
11%
1
21%
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22
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1,000
8)4
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♦Panama (Rep) extl s f 5ster A. 1963 MN
♦.Stamped ussented 5s
1963 A/N
4
22% Apr 21
Chicago Pneumat Tool.Aro par
6,000
8%
28%
42
45X
33
Feb
May
Apr
338 Jan
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200
be
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37
.
12%
72
26'4
Feb
Checker Cab Mfg
100
be
8%
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46
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25X
33.
MTV
771955
Extl deb 5Hs
Oslo (City) 8f4Hs
,
9
8
Sept 9
84% Oct 11
50
Mar 11
43%Sept 12
39% Sept 8
148
Sept 17
106
Jan
6334 Nov 10
740
9
114
Mar 19
20
Jan 10
1% Jan 13
3% Aug
4
% Dec 19
2
D3C17
2%Sept
2134 Jan
Dec 18'
21
Jan
6
4% Jan
9
43% Dec 18
42% Nov 27
Nov
74
May
46% May
25% May
25% May
131
May
99% May
56
May
83% Dec
Mar
48
Apr
4512 Apr
41)2
145
Deo
141
Mar
63
Feb
July 16
16% Sept 17
106
Nov 13
Dec 10
Dec 18
133
105
30% Jan
Dec 16
12% Dec
% Dec
40i2 Aug
6
82% Jan 25
72
Apr 2
10% May
J
94
unt
1612 May
108
May
12% Maj
20
24
59
June
May
534
Apr
Apr
5
Apr
4«4
Dei
Oct
16
May
16
May
4% May
67% May
Dec
35% Apr
112% Feb
•u Dei
1%
1%
Feb
102 %
26% Ma
26% Mar
7%
93%
Apr
Apr
79
Jar
n
For footnotes see page
1618.
and
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Publisher,
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South and Cen¬
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Africa, $31.00 per year, $17.50 for 6 montha
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rates of
exchange, remittances for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
Frederick W.
Jan
Apr
Dec
38% Dec
Common.....
4,200
-be
1
8%
*111% 114% *111% 114% *111% 114%
,-9
23
Dei
Maj
100
pnor preferred
5% preferred1,900, Chicago Mail Order Co
lie
8%
;■
With declaration...
35%
8%
1%# Mar 20
3%
1%
4
1% Dec 10
9
40
3%
1
8
Dec
97
Apr 2
34% July 12
5;% Jan 13
Oct 30
Dec
Chic Great West RR Co...50
1%
4% Aug
1
1,800
5,100
4,800
3%
56)2
121
41%
par
...
Preferred series A
100
Chic A East 111 RR Co .No par
9
Jan
Dec
1 % Maj
106 June
"lM
3%
3% Nov
75
22% Maj
3% Maj
Chain Belt Co
*
....1953 M S
3% July 24
9
Dec
%
1%
8%
32S4 May
Max
115% Jan 29
1
Dec
126
A up
JCnesapeake Corp.:...No
Chesapeake A Ohio Ry
1%
Apr
May
Maj
4,400
3%
6
45
92%
Juul
25,000
8%
20
Jan
40'2
42% May
105% Maj
5
3lo
1%
Apr
6% Mar
25
Cham Pap A Fib Co
98
%
Juni
17
327g
%
2
Maj
39% Maj
48
*3
*95%
22% Maj
100
10%June10
32
3%
8%
15%
40%
51%
51%
be
be
%«
39
Commercial
3%
'32%
50% July 15
29% July 28
122% Dec 9
36% Aug
75% Juih
75
Sept 24
22% Mar 25
5% Dec 17
2% May 23
31% Dec 10
93%June 2
% Mar 3
1% Mar 12
bo
*79
fOriental Devel guar 6s.
s
100
*95),
•ie
30%
O
♦Nat Loan extl
7
*6
2
Jan
Anr
40
Maj
,77
6%
1,100
7%
30% Jan 14
3% Jan 29
8734 Sept 18
125
Jiuj
238
29% Maj
2% I)ei
.100
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Certain- teed Products
70
16
*0 ,-f
be
*2)o
28
9
17b99
Jan 17
Dec
11%
34
1% Fob
8% Feb
19i2 Apr
28U
17
'
be
40
27H
With declaration
*17%
41
92%May 20
Max
41.1 Feb 3
jL 2% Dec 11
Century Ribbon Mills.No
5,900
1,800
1,160
*95%
33'J
45 H
*18"
D
FA
17),
*%«
*24
32
Bank extl s f 5s.. 1970 J
24%
'io
47
43
With declaration
23%
%6
50H
~4l"
With declaration
1%
7
Jan
5% Aug 2
39% Apr 3
3% July 31
4% Maj
11
Feb
52)2 Mar
Cerro de Pasco Copper.No par
,500
I 10
85
27%
%«
,8%
93%
49
28H
33
O
With declaration
>»i«
3ie
.
47
85
48 H
34 H
1965
External s f 4H8--
-
1%
ia
*
86 H
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Municipal
85
86H
85 H
41
m'S
85
26%
*8%
*1138
1%
79
08H
...
'
56K
15%
15%
*'l«
66
-
40
Maj
1% Dec 16
108% Dec 10
Central Vloleta Sugar Co..._
2%
6
1
Dee 10
tCent RR of New Jersey.. 100
30
Dec 17
Dee 10
Mar 19
7% Jan
14% Jan 10
17%Sept 18
14
50% Julj
j 65
Dec 19
£l5%June27
100
:
1,800
99
15
41
15%
*'|6
A
5% preferred
2,800
1%
23%
36%
18%
116%
5%
Central Agulrre Assoc.No par
Central Foundry Co...
..1
Central 111 Lt 4H% pref.:i00
16%
116
3%
3%
1%
1%
8% *, 9
4
3%
3%
No par
"1%
2%
90
%
Feb 14
Mar 18
16
15%
-•be
43
*108%
1%
15%
33
32%
*95%
20
Apr 23
£2% Dec 19
112
7% prior preferred
^100
Celotex Corp
....No par
7,300
Dec 19
22
;
Celaoese Ocrp of Amer.No par
4,500
1%
99
"ie
8%
4%
65
17%
15«.i
1
;.i%
,
*17%
.
5%
3%
3%
,
98%
65
1%
80
100
Caterpillar Tractor
450
6,400
17%
1 %
•
1% Dee 19
37%May 26
...100
Preferred
15,600
8,200
6%
17%
99
16%
*%
■
37%
19%
130
120
26%
23%
17%
36%
18%
120
2%
'
1%
99
15%
5%
33
32%
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•
17%
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7%
*3)4
.32% 33'
*95% 100
34
«4
15i«
17%
16
*39
N
New So Wales (State) extl 5s..1957 F
26
241,
118
Dee 10
2434 Sept 18
54% Nov 13
1% Jan 6
•
•
*60 H
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;
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54
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16
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73
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116
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68
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SALE PRICES
for
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O
A
No. Low
66
S
A
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Jan. 1
68
-.
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1940 A O
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
Last
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Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Dec. 19
Friday
1611
,
,.
■
Tuesday, December 23, 1941
CHRONICLE
& FINANCIAL
THE COMMERCIAL
1612
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Friday
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
Mo<ulau
Salur lay
71
71
■
5*4
5
22%
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23%
17*2
10%
109
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199
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101
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17%
19 %
21%
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109%
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8
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43
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21
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2%
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3
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20
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15%
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15
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22%
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23
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11%
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93
90
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84
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10
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6%% prior preferred...100
7% preferred
60
6%
12,500
Consol Coppermlnes
i 11%
12%
99,500
Consol E.llson of N Y.-No par
83
83%
3,100
1,100
..No par
Consol Film Industries....-1
$2 pirtlopreferred...No par
*2
7%
7*2
7%
7%
1%
1*2
1%
*1*2
1%
1*2
1%
1*2
1,503
1,800
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5%
5%
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5%
5%
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5%
5%
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5%
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4
4,
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4
4
900
20%
20%
400
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11%
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Container Corp of
2*2
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Continental Bak Co ...No par
12%
12
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84
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80
78
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78
78
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40
99
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18%
17%
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15%
15%
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17% Dec
28,100
3,600
60
June
"2,903
25% May
70
,
88.1952
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May
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1950
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9%
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10%
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16
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113
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110
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22
22%
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11
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400
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68
68
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99
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♦Ss secured extl
(Kingdom)
...1902 A/N
With declaration—
Feb
21*4 May
75
June
92
With declaration
*174
47% Mar 29
42
Sept
60
23
"~i*2 "Oct
6
31
9
July 14
fTokyo City 6s loan of 1912. .1952
15%
15*9
*15%
10*4
15*4
21%
19*4
20%
18
19%
12*4
»16
■%»
31
31
11%
1961 AO
External s f LMs guar
With declaration
U
....I960
1964
30%
31*4
25
28*4
26%
29
29
24%
24%
24%
43
43
43
28»4
: 2784
28
109% 109%
*108*8 109%
28
28*2
26*2
28*4
24*2
28*4
24
24%
*23*2
*42%
43
110
110
43
427s
14,800
10*8 Jan 10
18% Jan 11
*108% 110
Co
2
Ltd.No par
5% pref with warrants..100
Distil Corp-Seagr's
No par
No par
Co
Class A
■
Dresser Mrg Co
Dunhlll International
Duplau Corp.....
8% preferred...
103
I) & Co.-20
Du P de Nem (E
Eastern Rolling
28*2
26%
27*4
23%
23%
1,800
3,400
1,509
703
427s
42%
*108*8 HO
80
May
7
33% Dec 19
May 31
,17
10% Dec 19
59*4 Dec
2%
2%
*72%
*.—-
*8
5*4
3%
*1
258
*72%
78
80
72%
♦76%
72%
*78
80
*65
69
77
*70
74
71
71
80
75
75
*16
*8
5%
3%
5*2
3%
36%
37
1
*8
5%
5*4
3%
39
;
5*4
3%
3%
33%
36%
1
1
37
3*2
37
1
5*4
334
*1
*
*1
1
*1
1*8
"...
"iu
1*4
5%
22%
**4
16
5
5
5
'
1*8
♦I
78
"l%
*4%
22%
21%
22%
'4
*4
*<4
%
"}•%
4*2
5
22%
*4
4%
34
35
22%
22%
35
35%
24%
7*2
7%
*92
97
*92
94
20
20
20
9
9
9
35*2
24%
*7%
20
9
23%
8*4
*93
20%
22
34*4
35%
35*4
23%
23
7%
7*4
93
93
20*2
20%
20%
20
9%
9
9
*9
t
4*2
21*2
*'4
22*2
9*2
,
4*2
22
1,600
400
10
600
5
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52 H
7
55)4
bSM
55
10
35M
35X
41H
55%
55
45
45
2
36 M
47
11;
28
13%
120
112% May
May 14
1% Dee 10
34
Jan
2
25*4 June
5*4 Jan 23
3
117
June
160%
June
180
Deo
22
May
37
Apr
17%
Jan
Fab 14
80*4 Apr 4
83*2July 17
66
May
89
74% Dec 19
89*2 July 24
77
Dec 10
10
% Jan
Oct 14
7
Jan 11
No par
No par
No par
5% pref series A w 1
Ctfs of deposit...
100
.100
pref ctfs of deposit..100
pref ctfs of deposit..100
50
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
5
...5
Evans Products Co
70
*
16
Nov 25
4% Dee 10
2% Dec 9
32
Aug 12
% Dec 9
% Dec 9
% Dec 10
75
Feb 28
1% Dec IS
4
Deo
9
3
21% Dec
9
Exchange Buffet Corp..$2.60
*16 Dec
4
Corp
$3 preferred..
No par
Federal Mln & Smelt Co
2
Federal-Mogul Corp..
5
32
Dee 10
16*2June24
2:7*4 Dec 10
90 May 2
19% Dee 11
8% Dec 12
1961
J
10*2 May
May
10*4 May
% Dec
3
May
18*2 May
15% May
z247g June
41% Apr
18% Apr
1% Jan
25
10
12 Jan 30
Aug 22
7% Aug
42%Nov
1% Oet
U
Dec
Dec
8*4 Jan
40% Nov
30*4 Nov
33% May
41% Jan
40
Apr
JAbltlbl Power & Paper—
{♦5s series A unstamped.... 1953
1953
</■ ♦Stamped ......
.....
J
D
05)4
J
D
53)4
1947 J D
1946 F A
'
10-year deb 4Ms stamped...
1.952
^♦Adriatic Elec Co extl 7s
A
Ala Gt Southern 1st cons A 5s. 1943 J
1943 J
1st cons 4s series B
3Ms registered
Alleghany Corp—
Ss modified
....
....
l"07"
105)4
105)4
.1944 F A
.1949 J D
.1950 A
.1950 A
O
12%
Jan
Aliegh & West 1st gu 4s
.1998 A
Aliegh Val gen guar g 4a
88
87
89
71M
71M
00)4
72M
0'2 M
56
57)4
*00
OOM
.1942 M S
Jan
83
85
O
Jan
56
60
"82"
Jan
Allied Stores Corp 4^s
07
*
%
Jan
debs. .1961 F A
M S
Allls-Chalraers Mfg conv 4s.. .1952
"57"
100)4 100**3?
*103
104
107)4
107
107K
25
"is
M S
M S
"mm
'MM
102 H
98)4
98)4
62
103)4
101
148
102)4
107)4
107)4
107)4
94
107
107
107)4
108)4
108
109
671
J
104
*106
104
108
1
M N
Elec 6s ser A. .1975
A O
Anaconda Cop Mln deb 4Ms- .1950
.1967 Jan
Teleg—
May
5
8
6
20*2
Jan
7
H
Oct
29*2 June
17*2 May
11
May
67% Aug
6
Feb
11*4
3h8
.1961 A
debentures
Apr
31% May
1
49%
Jan
Apr
31*2 Apr
187« Apr
102
Mar
.....
Am Type
O
.1966 J
D
.1950 M S
3s conv deb...
J
Founders conv deb. .1950
Am Wat Wks <&
♦Anglo-Chllean Nitrate deb—
♦Ana Arbor 1st g 4s
Ark & Mem Br <fe Term 5s...
Armour A Co (Del) 4s B..
1st s f 4s ser C (Del)......
Atchison Top & Santa
Jan 27
85
June
26% July 24
14% Jan 24
10
July
29%
Jan
General 4s
12% Aug
16%
Oct
.1995 Q J
.1964 M S
.1955 F
.1957 J
A
A
O
Fe—
Adjustment gold 4s
100
♦53
"-■.'is.
83
O
3Mb debentures.....
2*4 Dec
Mar 17
100M
D
.1946 A O
.1946 A O
Alb & Susq 1st guar 3J^s
106K
*"—
Albany Perfor Wrap Pap 6s....1948 A O
.1948 A O
6s with warr assented..
American Telep &
07% Aug
13
106K
O
D
A/N
Amer I G Chem conv 5^8... .1949
J
J
Am Internat Corp conv 5^s. .1949
2
45*2 Jan 3
24% Mar 10
101)4
103
*100
83
,
54
53
♦100
Coll trust 4s of 1907
5s modified
64)4-? 65 %
4s_... 1948 M S
Adams Express colltrg
^♦Alplne-Montan Steel 7s.... .1955
Am & Foreign Pow deb 5s... .2030
1% Sept 24
Feb 28
30% Jan
% Jan
3M
INDUSTRIAL
5a modified........
1% Sept 24
3% Jan
8% Jan
3M
COMPANIES
Mar
4
5
1
75
4 h
3)4
D
♦5s income
113
2*2 Dee 10
65
Feb 26
$5 preferred...
RAILROAD and
Jan
155
5% May
May
14% Feb 14
18
Dee 18
A
4%
A
F
With declaration
Jau
44*2 May
6*4 Nov
May
63
120*4May 26
F
^Yokohama (City) extl 6s
189*4 Apr
129% Dec
118% Jan
May
7s...1958
1968
♦4^8 assented.
With declaration
Jan
9*2 June
113
Oct
114
4
—
M N
Mar
140*2 May
Dec 15
2
W
♦Warsaw (City) external
Apr
10
7
127
55
O
....1952
VVienna (City of) 6s
......
For footnotes see page
For footnotes see page
52)4
D
J
J
Feb
30
Jac
May
2
24
Jan
9
107*2 Nov 24
Fajardo Bug Co of Pr Rico..20
Federal Light <fc Traction... 15
1,000
CO
Jan
Jan
1
Fairbanks Morse & Co.No par
9*2
39 M
Apr
164% Jan
5% preferred..........100
Engineers Public Service
7,900
20
28
7
Feb
112
1,600
94
14%
May
23*4
7*2
*19%
*834
127*4 Nov
May
May
36
*
141% Jan 4
23*8June2t
6% Jan 8
10% July 29
35
Ex-Cell-0
54
57
00%
Jan
947g May
171
Apr
28
2d
57
52 )4
52 M
A/N
24% Apr
23% Jan
May
11% May
102
22%
7*2
403
14
65% July
47% Sept 22
Endlcott Johnson Corp
Ctfs of ben8f int w L.No par
2,100
%
30*2 May
9
39% Feb 14
3
50
El Paso Natural Gas
^Equitable Office Bid?—Ao par
JErie RR common w l.No par
100
00
57
A
Deo
T38
23% Feb 19
27% Dec 10
23% Dec 19
1st
48
1
J
14% Apr
No par
4,800
"IjOO
80
Dec
No par
Elec Storage Battery...No par
$7 preferred..
$3 preferred
Erl8 <Sc Pitts RR Co
1%
9
4
% Dec 10
5
...3
13,100
78
6
27*2 Feb 19
,
"b
57
F
Apr
10*8 Feb
20% Nov
4% May
12*2 May
66*4 May
Electric Power & Light.No par
2
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
36
35*4
23*4
7%
94
1*8
.
"l"%
1*2
4%
20
1%
*1
1*8
*'4
94
9
*1
'
23
*7*4
1
78
1%
22*2
34
8
1*2
1
4
-
22
*7*2
*%
*'
80
"*i%
1
22*4
5*8
22%
1%
1
1
*
78
"*1%
1
1
1%
*
78
1
1%
23%
36%
43*4
25% May
32
May
May
Apr 29
$5% preferred
1,400
1,400
3
23*8 Jan 28
17% July 14
J in
%
12% May
11*8 Nov 10
37*2 Oct 39
79
6%
Dec
%i Dec
118
lll*4July
DetflS
$3 preferred
1
1
2%
9
May
27
Edison Bros Stores Inc
200
5,009
Jan
8*4 May
145*2 Sept 18
182*2 Jan 9
367s Jan 10
17%Sept 8
33% Jan 10
17% Jan 6
7g Aug 5
4% Jan 11
39% Nov 6
36% Nov 6
34% Aug 29
33
July 7
110
'
37%
36%
*
1
200
■it « 3,500
'it
5*4
3*2
5%
36%
74*4
74*4
7,500
,
65*2
7234
*68
3
*16
5%
3%
*16
5%
1
37
1
Hi
5
3%
*8
*16
/.
3%
65
3
2%
65*2
234
2%
65
70
80
2%
*75
*66
*67
1*4
36%
2%
2%
74%
74is
*65
3
86
11% May
117
Aug
138
'
2%
Jan
June
4
1
120% Feb 14
105
163
Electric Boat
3,000
Sept 23
100
Elec & Mm Ind Am shares...
2834
2634
28*8
u
Co....4
6% cum preferred..
Eaton Manufacturing
5,200
13,100
'
1
9
No par 1/11 l%S9pt 16
12% Dec 18
No par
2% Dec 10
1
6*4 Dec 10
No par
..No par
10.200
%
30
28
28lo
303
19%
12*8
11%
*,6
28
*25*2
27%
41
6% Apr 21
12%May 12
68
Dec 19
Diamond T Motor Car
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical Co
55
57
*50*4
f'♦Venetian Prov Mtge Bank 7sl952 A
34%June 12
pf.100
JDeav & R G West 6%
Detroit Edison...
1978
1978
3^s extl readjustment.—.1984
28% May
19% Apr
23% Jan
preferred....-.25
Dec
2*2 Feb 19
3^-4^-4*1. extl conv
4-4M-4Ms extl readj
237s
12*4 Dec 17
21% Dec 10
Dec
6
Dlxle-Vortex
59
55
A/N
($ bonds of 1937)..1979 A/N
Nov
114
13% May
18% Dec 15
11
Hudson.—...100
Western..50
Delaware Lack &
6% partlc
55
A/N
External conversion
21
30% Aug
Apr 30
June
3 M-4-4 Ms
Apr
8%
28% Sept 18
—20
Devoe & Raynolds A ..No par
Diamond Match
..No par
27
70
2,800
15*2
*14*4
18%
%
%
6,500
107
Jan 24
1979
external readjustment
6*2 Mar
18*4 Nov
May
13% May
3% May
3
7
18% Jan 2
14
July 31
6% Aug 1
*4 Aug 12
23*4 Apr 7
20*4 Sept 15
29% Jan 11
20
Dei3el-Wemmer-Gllbert.... 10
Mills
5
Eastman Kodak (N J) .No par
*%6
to
%
18% Feb 19
Co..........No par
3
5*4 Sept 12
Sept 8
114
109*2 July
Preferred..— i...—
Delaware &
id's
♦Uruguay (Republic) extl 8s..1946 F A
18
11*4 Oct
6*4 Apr 18
1,000
11*2
11*4
»8
27*2
24%
42*2
28
12
to
%
29
43*2
109% 110
12
%
■%6
Jo
..
Deere &
Apr 21
14*2 Dec 15
(The).l
Dayton Pow & Lt 4 % % pf. 100
Davison Chemical Co
2*4
131*2 133
15*2
20%
11%
preferred.
Conv 5%
3
5
25
Corp..
Davega Stores
Eastern Airlines Inc.—.....1
2734
J
J
3MS-4-4MS ($ bonds of 1937)
6,800
176
'72)4
With declaration
51
June
♦Externals f 6s
26%
27
"3)4
3)4
Oct
Jan
20
14*4 Dec 10
Inc...No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
28*2
1971
IfTnlwan Elec Pow s f 5M&
May
14% May
42*2 Feb
preferred........No par
320
*174
176
27
4M
"*3M
1958 7 b
♦4 %s assented
...1958 J D
If♦Slleslan Landowners Assn 6s. 1947 y a
Sydney (City) s f 5%s
....1955 F A
♦Sllcsla (Prov of) extl 7s
Mar
4
Cushman'sSonsInc7% pf.100
Cutler-Hammer
178 Jan
Dec 10
24
1
A..
400
2*4
'
-4""
1962 A/N
32% Mar
80*2 DCC 15
10*4 Sept 8
29% Jan 10
90
Aug 12
6
678 Dee 10
1
113
2534
4M
3H
.....
....
*7s series B sec extl
With declaration
4*2 jan
May
35*2 Oct
11% Mar
1 2534
113
50
Apr
6% July
No par
14*800
4M
25)4
Deo
17
29%
29% Dec
No, par
149
25
M
J
34% Feb 10
Dome Mlne3 Ltd
700
25
10*<
8% May
'91% Fo
45
Doehler Die Casting Co
800
2b M
D
Dee 19
140
4,503
4,100
24 '4
J
♦Sinking fund g 6%s.
Feb
7% Jan
Dec 19
8,703
4,400
25M
..1946
32%
Dec 16
*2 Nov
1,700
3434
1934
10*8
10*2
65*4
66
121*2 123
12%
13
*2%
278
6*4
6*4
♦112*4 11634
2%
131*4 13134
28%
700
J
H♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s...1945
Nov
16
Class
200
33
J
11
D
1% May
4
Jan
32
J
100
21*8 May
95*4 May
18*2 Jan 25
32 M
52
May
25
J
24
12
3*2 Aug
60
May
45*2 Dec
J
—
53 M
15%Jan 7
9
10
2b M
Apr
May
May
Oct
11
10
J
Dec
75*4
63
11
O
45%
98*2 Jau 6
13% Nov 22
8*2 Sept 5
64 K
03
J/N
A
38%
Dec
J
S
iVf N
{♦Secureds f 7s...........1940
July
127*23ept
J
♦7s extl water loan..—.....1956 M S
15
19%
2*4
16
31%
29%
*42%
133
176
*28
3,600
20
♦6s extl dollar loan.........1968 J
No par
33®4
2678
26*4
22
ls16
31
132
27%
2%
21%
11%
11%
%6
1316
29
28%
23%
2%
11334
*15%
16
22%
22
176
28
28%
28%
2%
*173
131*4 132%
176
176
*172
27%
2%
3,700
0M
Apr
Jan
preferred......No par
Curtiss-Wright.
900
122*2 125*4
28%
2'%
28
22
.
9
8%
113
780
16*8
*68
114*4 114*4
8,600
12%
36*4
8%
*113% 114*4
800
6,000
9
13*21
113
113
113
124%
13*2
13*;
13*2
800
7
122
120*4 122% 120
13
13*4
13
13*2
13
12%
2%
*2*2
2%
2%
*2*2
2%
2%
3*4
2*2
*2%
7
6*4
6%
6%
6*4
6%
*6*4
6%
6*2
*5%
*112% 116% *112*4 116% *112*4 11634
*112*4 116% *112*4 116%
141
143%
142% 144
143
139U 141% 139
14434 142% 144
*125
125
126*2 125
*123
*125% 127
*125*2 126% 126% 127
124
124
122
19,400
9
37
*8*4
16*8
35
*34
35
35
20*4
11%
64I2
1878
1278
21*2
*36
9
72
*08
8%
8%
21
*34
*8*4
16%
16%
72
*68
72
♦68
8%
18»4
12%
13
71%
10
13*4
18%
13
15%
71%
8*4
18%
.
18%
12*4
18%
13%
153
**16
*16
!'■
v;
13*"
19
8%
:6%
2%
18%
13%
21%
18%
13*4
8*4
7%
3
*8
16
11
7
27«
-
3%
2134
28*4
10*4
28
0>
Apr
99
Prior
500
934
*234
9%
*110
112
3
*14*8
3*4
*2%
14%
14%
14*2
9%
111% "108
*108
*27g ; 319
3
3
3%
151;
9K
O
Dec
D
3*2
26
1*2
24*4
.
♦Externals f 6s...
*14%
OH
H
7%
184
preferred.-100
Pub Co (The)...No par
Preferred....
$8
1534
8
•
Feb
18% June
12*2 Dec 10
4H%
Curtis
15
37
9
Apr
4%
36
77
70
10 H
9—
9)4
Apr
9*4
3% May
9
July 15
27% Jan 10
9
Dee 10
A
37
40% Mar
45*2 Jan
Cuban-American Sugar.—100
970
^♦llome (City) extl 6%s._... .1952
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
770
25
15*2
16
75
Jan
75
49
15%
15%
15%
15%
2134
Jan
4,800
8*4
June
25
95
49
24%
*44
24%
g
13
3
4,600
8
May
'uSept
6
26,803
16
4
Oct
%6
16*2
——
Jan
47*4 Jan
16*4
16%
*2
15*8
17%
.1967 J D
f g
Jan
94
15
17
17
♦7s municipal loan.—
s
65
9
60
.9
.1966 M N
♦6s extl
61*2
9
2,400
10 M
40*4 Dee
165
May
_
Dec
98*2
lOM
1964 M
19
8
8)4
.1946 A O
.1968 J D
OH
8X
0M
8)4
1953
Dec
5
9a4
A
6%s.—
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)
♦8s extl loan of 1921,
sec
Santa Fe extl rt f 4s
1310
73*2 De.
;..
O
.1953 F
♦Extl
11 ♦Saarbruecken (City) 6s
107
Feb 15
4178 F. ib 20
.1050 M S
.1946 A
•Rio de Janeiro (City of) 8s.
Jan
28
Co....—30
R
<J*Rhlne-Maln-Danubc 7s A..
Apr
9
l%May 6
3*2 Feb 15
A
33
15
72
F
25
Dee
4% J an 6
15
Dec 19
38% Dec 12
5M% conv preferred....100
Jan
49%
May
12% Dec
Pre ferred10 0
Queensland (State) extl 0s..,.1947
16% June
18% May
15*2 Mar
47
May
f4t
May
80
98*2
*2
16%
■-
2
5% conv preferred..—.. 100
Cuba RIl 6% preferred—.109
Cudahy Packing
Cuneo Press Inc
2*4 Jan
5*4 Nov
23% Nov
97%
May
2
Crucible Steel of Am or. No par
13
®l«
15*4
17
8*4
25
8*4
16
■*16
33
509
""560
Apr
108*2 Deo
19*2 Apr
4% May
27% May
.
5,700
3,500
1234
9
Dec
88
$2.25conv pref w w..No par
$5 conv
v'
June
Deo 10
*98*2 100
13*2
11
-...
Crown Zellerbach
*20
8%
9% May
10
12*2
1234
1114
2% D3310
*16 Dec 18
72
AO
Feb
10% Apr
4*2 Apr
93*4 May
*
56% Sept 27
52*2 Jan "
53*2 July
182*2 Jan
4% Jan
78 jan
1978 Jan
Dee 10
72
——
.
♦7s extl loan of 1926
.'
Corp....-5
preferred....No par
10'>8
12%
1034
*98*2 101
18
*16
11%
17
Dec
Sept
20
S
With declaration
18% Jan
42% Apr 21
Mar 31
Crosley Corp (The)
No par
Crown Cork & Sea!....No par
300
10%
13
13*2
99
13*2
u
49
Cream of
10%
10%
18
87
Crane Co
8*2
17*4
8%
24%
860
4,000
•
♦Externals f 6s.1.1952
9%
2*4 May
5% May
78 Dec
70
4*8 Jan
27*8 Nov
23*2 Jan
170
-
25
5% conv pref...103
Wheat Corp (The).2
Crane Co.
Apr
M
12
4*4
14K
«K
♦8
♦Prague (Greater CItv) 7%8.—1952 WN
f ♦Prussia (Free State) extl 6%sl951
12
12
OH
9K
J
Jan
Feb
32% Apr
*2 Aug
5*4 May
2% May
8% May
Jan
10
15*2 Apr 25
9% Dec 9
29
25
Refining
Corn Products
13,700
84
*78
I{
15%
50%
%
11%
*5%
40
10%
18 b
24%
6*4
16*4
6*4
16
17
16
17%
*44
3,270
Preferred... ..—i.-. -—100
V*
-*t
*80'
30*4
29%
49%
4
45% Sept 30
50
Coty Inc.— ii—- -—a—1
Coty Internat Corp....
1
17
8 '•
600
•
Copperweld Steel Co......
Conv pref 5% series ,—.-50
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co. .20
130
; is
*2
50
*
i.
40*2
<17% Feb 24
Conti nental Steel Cnrp.No par
1.200
39%
11*8
13*2
10%
Vi—
30
10%
7*8
.
127
10%
29%
10%
Continental Oil of
1,300
3,400
9
9*2
9%
9*«
9*8
8*2
9*2
9*2
7%
7*8
7%
7*8
7%
7%
7*8
7*4
7%
126
*116
127
*117
*117% 123% *115*4 12578 *U4*2 128
*73
75
75
75
75*4
75
x74
74
*75,% 78
7*4
*74
30%
10%
8*2
8*2
*115
39%
39
79
7%
31
10%
32*2
80
7%
*48
79
32%
31%
*76
50
39
*33*4
10*2
1:83*2
85
*82
50
17%
— 1
Del—5
Continental Motors
3
/ 18
17
10%
10%
50
9,300
16,100
10
13
35*4 Fab 14
2% Dec 10
Continental Insurance.—$2.50
176
6*2
*6*4
39
*33
50
3
26%
(!
Jan
Apr
9
9
D
♦Porto Alegre (City of) 8s
1961 J
♦Extl loan 7%s.—-ul966 J
110% Mar
1% Jan
97*4 May
24% Dec 18
6% Feb 3
Continental Diamond Fibre.5
3
14
13*2
6*2
59*2
26
13
3 4
"5% "l0
414
12
4M
"I'm
assented...........1963 j"}
"lO
With declaration.—
16
4% May
■21% May
10
5*4.Aug
2% Dec 10
79 ; Jan
3 109% Nov
111% Nov 24 IID'sj Dec
-.20
Continental Can Inc
*4 Ms
314
4%
3 4
10)4
With declaration—,--.-
i
— —
176
89%
13%
17*4
*16*9
26*2
50
49%
49*2
49%
49U
180
180
*175
*176
180
3%
3
3U
3%
3
*0
%
616
%
%
*%
12
13%
11% 12%
12%
11%
89
91.
90
91
90
89%
14
14
14% arl3%
14*2
14%
13*2
17
16%
10%
3
„
Preferred called-
bH
99*2 Deo
100
Deo
May
May
75
9%.Nov 22
7*4 July 31
30
July 21
106% Jan 22
16*2 July 22
98% Deo 15
11' Dec 10
America.25
"b%
♦External Rink fund g 8s....1950 J
With declaration
63
-
Dee 10
14
bM "*35
"j
4K
6*4
7 "7% "iaii
6*2May 21
•
% Feb 15
278 Feb 15
;
preferred.-.100
8%
21,600
1,700
4,000
7*4
41
9
14
5% conv preferred.,
100
Consumers Pow $4.50 pfNo par
3*4
-
*2
12%
*6*4
16%
10%
17%
3
*
6% pf.100
Consolidation Coal Co.....25
1% Dec
i £5% Apr
Consol RR of Cuba
300
26
24%
7*4
40%
'2%
41
!
No par
Consol Oil Corp..
43*4
*175
3%
*%
%
26%
17m
10%
25%
10%
2%
26*4
16%
10*4
3
27
30*2
177
*3
3%
25%
7%
7%
39*2
2%
24*4
82% Dec 18
v*4 Dee 10
7% Deo 9
...
5
Co isol Laundries Corp
600
102
7*4
*50
49
177
*175*4 177
2*4
102
11% Dec 18
,
$5 preferred
200
112*52 11**32
40%
2%
26*2
17%
10%
2%
%
11%
27%
7*4
41%
25%
*3
*96
12
7*4
39%
7*4
40%
3
40
7%
26
28
27%
7*4
40*2
7*4
7%
40%
10%
97%
11%
——
27%
28%
*7
20
*16
7%
2%
2%
2*o
2*2
2%
2%
*103
104% *101*4 103%
102*2 102*2 *1021-. 105
ID?,, 112*52
..a. 11 D%ill 137,2 *111%!
2%
39%
>16
3%
*96
12%
2%
Ul"jlUl">3 ♦111",
28
-
19
:
98l2
98%
12%
12%
7%
19
*18
19
*18
102
102
*2
*%2
7%
l2
•
8*8 July
23% Jan
107% Jan
l'4July
11
July
3*8 Jan
4% Dec 10
4M
24%
.
14
97% Jan 28
103
Jan 15
May 23
90
Corp.-.5
.6*4
73*4
33
May
2% May
May
1
14,.
♦10
bM
Mar
High
12
11K
13)4
6)4
4
10
O
1% June
i 2578 June
Jan
Low
3
O
16% Apr
Dec
42
18% Aug
23*4. Dec
15%. Jan
"i
Dec 17
81-
%
12
87
5*8
*3%
■
>
Consolidated Cigar....No mr
50
92
Corp._---.-l
Consol Aircraft
700
87
Inc.No par
Cong oleum-Nairn
7,400
34,400
4
113
May
%
30*8 Jan
>
June
O
■
*4*4
A
Apr
8
65% July
7*4
1%
12%
89%
1*2
.1
Dec 18
Dec 10
2*4 Nov 29
13% Dec 19
18*4 Dee 9
10 r Dec 18
*2
12%
89
.
40
20r
Conde Nast Pub Inc...No par
lo
12%
91
7%
..,
$6 preferred series..-No par
Commonwealth E llson Cu.25
900
12*8
85
9
7*2
1*2
12*4
•
4,000
44,600
3%
141,
22%
10%
*91
6*4
91
.
56
A
.
No
7M
7
O
With declaration._._—.....
Feb
108%
A
cqto
High
Low
*4Hsassented—4.......-1968
,■.<
Jan
June
97
*
■*i6 Jan
20%
*81
91's
6
6%
6
'
91*8
92
*91%
*8 Deo
,
June
32
;
11*8 July
41%
22%
10*4
87
*81
83*4
81
6%
*4
22
37% Jan
( Jan
20%
*2%
13%
234
10%
Commonw'lth & Sou..No par
48
110
Commercial
,
26
3*2 May
95
Price
Mun.
♦Stabilization loan s f 7s....1947 A
8*2 Mar
Deo
14% May
41
20*2
14%
22%
14
21%
92
'
6*4
41
234
.19*8 Deo 17
.
Apr
98%
May
27% June
Mar
104% Get
$!.25conv prser'35.No par a;l02%Jitne 9
7% Deo 10
S;lve*its..No par
400
13.700
71
31
Coram'l Iuvest Trust..No par
32,100
K fe
■feo.
(Concl.)
{♦Poland (Ren of) gold 6s.—.1940
*4 Mb assented
.j... 1058
$ per share
7% Oct
28*2 Aug
4*4May 16
100
preferred
July 11
83
16% Dec 18
99% Apr
I
414 % conv
»32 118,000
*8
40
-
21*4 Aor 17
100
»;
...
20*8
3
*10
85
8
$2.75 oonv oreterred.No par
Commercial Credit
10
300
>-
19'«
19%
19% 21
104%
101*2 104*2 *103
8%
7%
7%
8*8
8%
8
69% Dec 15
26,430
18%
♦80
100
*80
105
105
8*2
24%
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
/ par
■
Columbian Carbon Co.No par
Columbia Pictures.....No par
2,030
5*4
*23%
16%
5
2412
1634
19%
19*
20%
8%
•5%
5
16'8
';'.'VV ; .'>
.;
1,903
70
70
7()li
70
17
Shares
Friday's
Bid
&
Asked
H ighest
Lowest
Highest
Foreign Govt. &
$ ner share.
*23%
5*8
24%
*30
105
105
,.
70
70
5%
*23%
10*4
Lowest
Range or
Sale
fe.2
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Dec, 19
EXCHANGE
v
19
Dec.
18
$ ner share
% per share
23%
23%
18
Dec.
Year 1940
On Basis of 100-Share Lots
NEW YORK STOCK
Friday
Thursday
.
17
Dec.
$ per share
71
70%
5%
*5*8
5*4
22%
5
v:
Dec. 16
$ ner share
70
69%
$ per share
We lues day
■Tuesday
15
Dec.
13
Dec.
N.
Week's
Last
BONDS
Ranoe for Previous
Ranoe Since Jan. 1
STOCKS
r.
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107 M
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103
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43
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Volume 154
Number 4023
-
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
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STOCK EXCHANGE
N. Y.
Range
Sale
<
Price
No,
v
T.ow
J
D
—1955
J
87
1034
/
J
J
88
1014
1014
*97 iy
D
*103 4
J
112 4
1104
110
-1946 J
1944 J
D
J
J
*100 4
3
July 1952 M S
A....-.1964
,/
3
101-
97
.,
i ■'
944
1034
'
32
!
3
99
104
104
*11
M
j
1
87S
72
69
23
67
>; *2114
75
-
4
3
%
24
29
4
30'4
30>4
754 104 4
IOI4
3
32
20
254
24
>
38
99
9
1054
34
103
16
A
O
O
,544
534
56
53 4
53 H
534
173
4
O
57 4
56 4
68 H
113
564
294
29 4
30 %
385
274
474
J
D
34
19
1%
1996
324
34%
31
123
'
J
634
284
30*4
26
128
17
30 %
196
32 %
690
Fgli L E & W Va System—
Ref g 4sextended to.. — 1951 MA
S'wcst Dtv 1st M (Int at 3 % %
46
46
48
J
J
./
44 4
94 %
95
50
Beneficial
48 '4
1950
With declaration...
614
504
584
118
i"
14
84
55
v;
43
1074
1073*
22
131 %
6
554
48 -
83
i'
V'-
131 4
984
85
Boston & Maine
O
y
17
104
105 %
12
102 4
107
101)4
104
21
100
1044
♦ji
102 4 106 4
10u
.
v:
107
....
109
?
102
99
4 102 4
♦72
75
68
-794
85 4
5s equip trust
16
10'J
*tt,
105
109
Celanese Corp of
864
88
♦
104
24
1634
8%
334
34%
84
5 %
4 4
*724
524
13
*16
17%
224
11
11
10-14
*13
15
13
110
*107
110
1114
3
3%
50
67%
51%
5%
07%
1134
12
*66%
11%
41%
*35
V'
!
*5%
*35
*<4
2
48
414
66
8%
105
75
21
•
90 4
U
9
*9%
41%
'
3
Foster-Whealer...10
$7 conv preferred—_Ao par
Francisco Sugar Co.
No par
2,800
Fruehauf Trailer Co
—.1
30
5% conv preferred
98
Dec 19
42% Jan 13
16% July
94
18
Dee 12
14
Sept
12% May
May
32% May
10% May
24%
June
4
19
Mav
5
Dee
22
7
July 31
Sept
18% lune
9% May
May
2% Aug
61
8
Jan
41
6% Sept
7
7
Jan
9
>v
27% Mav
84
8
4
2
20% Jan
46
xl8% N
Mav
Nov 17
32%Sept
2% Feb 1.7
—
Jan 10
May
June
10
Nov 28
103
D 33
15
79
18% Jan 10
105
36
May 21
32%May 31
100
—
13
8
Dec
12% Dec 19
F'k'n Simon feCoiuo 7% pf.103
Fraeport Sulphur Co.
„10
20
18%
2%
50
17,200
800
1,500
3,100
3
6%
978
6%
9%
*44
500
-1%
2%
10%
18%
2%
3
6%
9%
-9%
50
40%
6%
9%
*44
300
41%
3%
50
20
Mav
24% May
23% July 29
99
1
Aug
16%
16%
*120
26%,
81
16
126
26
81
-
16%
126
26%
81
6,600
130
1.300
3.100
2.600
Clas:s A—
1.200
81
25%
26%
$8 preferred.". —....Ao par
General Bronze Corp
5
General Cable Corp
No pur
7%
2,200
•
40
94,000
26%
5%
21%
16%
5%
-'«
10%
5%
3,200
30
7% preferred
General Eleotrlc Co
"32
%*
*21%
15%
8%
16%
15%
9%
72%
69% '71
17 ■'?
17%
17
17%
10%
10%
10%
10%
15
14%
14%
*14%
*107
8%
110
110
»
Nov 28
Sept 19
110
7%
8%
7
7%
3%
3
3
49%
49%
48%
6%
.5%
66%
12
39%
48%
5
66%
*64
11%
*36
'
48%
5%
16%
900
General Telephone Corp...20
10%
14%
110
481
5%
63
63
IM4
11%
11%
39%
*36%
39%
%
*36
90
*47%
4%
63
*%
11%
*36
1
Gen Theatre Eq
Corp..Ao par
Gen Time Instru Corp.Ao par
6% preferred
100
3,800
48
*80
Shoe Corp...
Gillette Safety Razor..Ao par
>
5%
$5 conv preferred
800
4,000
Glinbcl
11%
7,100
Ao par
Brothers..—..Ao par
$6 preferred..
.300
3!)
5% Dee 17
105%May 12
%2 N ev 6
A) par
Glidden Co (The)
No par
4M% conv preferred
50
Dee
8% Dee 9
46% Jan 30
16% Dec 18
9% Dec l«
T3
Dee 15
102
Mar 17
General Tire & Rubber Co...5
10,090
7%
3
48
Mar
3% May
94
June
35% May
5% May
May
118
1% May
4% May
11% May
4812 Feb
12% May
May
102
26% May
33% Deo
111% May
% May
28
8ept
77% May
118
May
37% May
116
May
32% June
3% June
4% Jan
7% Jan 15
110% Nov 7
% Jan 27
106% Jan 15
% July 24
25
Deo
5
10%
14%
7%
127% Aug 25
93%June 25
% Nov 18
16% Apr 16
14
Dee 9
16%
5
65
11%
6% preferred
Gen Steel Cast $6 pref—Ao par
3
Sept24
16% Jan 10
General
110
3
9
1,010
3
28% Dee 18
122% Dec 17
39% Dec 10
132% Jau 28
48% Jan 6
z9
4,100
"7%
Dec 15
125
par
Gen Realty & Utilities......1
300
'35
100
No
6.200
3
•'
;..._1
10%
7%
3
67%
12%
41%
General Printing Ink
700
2,400
June
45% Jam
"
16
8%
*110
8%
3%
50
Gen Outdoor Adv A...A0 par
Common
No par
70
151
Sept 18
Oct 3
22
139% Apr 7
35% Jan 14
91
130
'
6% Jan 6
15% Jan 10
97
101
17
16%
10%
*14%
June IS
144
8
69
8%
6% Dee 10
7,3% Feb 19
16
Dec 13
120
7% Jan 8
July 14
5
Mar 20
9
Dee 12
2% Dec 9
2% Dee 11
6
Jan
2
$6 pref opt div series. Ao par
General Refractories...Ao par
8%
3% D»
116
55
Jan
No par
69
69
5
June
39% Dec 18
78% July
$3 conv pref series A. Ao par
8,000
'
21%
15%
101
42% Sept 25
117% Aug 6
l% Nov 27
21%
n32
24
15%
Anr 16
6
Gen Railway Signal
21%
16%
9%
53%May 8
5% Oet 15
104
Sept 10
4
% Jan
2.800
'lis
47i2 Jan 21
33% Fab 15
112% Jan 8
5% preferred—.....—..100
General Motors Corp...... 10
$5 preferred..
No par
8
5% Mar 21
Mar 21
12% July 29
Gen Gas & Electric A..Ao par
General Mills
Dec
May
8
9% Dee 10
General Foods Corp...Ao par
$4.50 preferred
No par
10%
10%
10%
*103% 113
*103% 113
21%
21
24% Deo 10
5,600
hi
10
'
S ipt
No par
hs
*32
•
106 ''106
....100
$3 preferred..
..Ao par
Gen Public Service....Ao par
»
1
5%
5%
*104% 109% ♦104% 109%
108
10%
21%
8lo
5%
'
108
No par
preferred—....103
General Cigar Inc..
No par
cum
1% May
2
12
Nov 29
12
23
2% Dee 10
6
A )r 23
Gen Am Transportation.—.:5
General Baking
.5
6,100
16%
16%
*118% 126
128
25%
7% Anr 16
Dee 10
15
5% preferred.....
10
Gavlord Container Corp....5
Gen Amar Investors...Ao par
$6 preferred
No par
2%June 5
2% Sept 12
1% Feb 4
1% Apr 10
.1
5%% conv preferred...—50
39%
82%
(Robert)
6% preferred
20
Gam a wall Co (The)
No par
Gar Wood Industries Inc
1
2,265
1
81
400
-
Gabriel Co (The) c] A..A0 par
Galr Co Inc
"
40
41
40%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
117% *110
117% *109
117
117% *105
3
3
3%
3
3 V;-v:3
3%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
7
8
7%
7.
6%
7
7%
S3
26%
5% rf- 5%
2
2
*83
94
16
105 4
Dee 17
7
2%May 13
31%May 24
4% Dec 9
60
Feb 21
11
% Dec 18
9
33% Dec
29% Jan 11
11% Jan 10
80%Sept
24
Aug
16% Jan
"
June 20
22
112
9
Dee
14% July 31
4% Sept 30
54
1
Dec
BtjMay
100
June
% Nov
9% June
86% Jan
% Dec
13% July
20
May
10
July
14
May
16% May
7% May
13% May
98
Feb
10% May
3
Sept
30%
Oct
9% Sept 12
74% Oct 6
17% Sept 18
46
Jan 9
4% May
May
.11
May
2
2
2
85
85
*85
87
14%
13
13%
57
14%
69%
13%
64
57
11-14
12%
11%
57%
11%
72
66
68
105%
42
90 4
105%
17
109
23
63 4
S
J
J
894
J
3
89
65%
13%
12%,
75
73
100 %
83
82 4
76 4
14
10
84
76 4
42
1074
■.
1% Deo
*95
101
*35
47
99 4
91 %
3
99 4
47
....
100
27
93
97 4
4
24
...
*34
43
25
A
94
10%
"'27
2 4
2%
59
2% ',.57
;
•
J
3\
J
F
A
24%
a
o
Through Short L 1st gu 4s. 1954
Guaranteed g 5s
1960 F A
684
46
t/N
S
54
''14;;
14
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
; \ ;
General gold 4.48——.——,1992 A/ S
Ref & impt mtee 3 4s D_
1996 MA
—
Ref & impt M 3 4s ser E...1996 F A
3
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s_.——.1946 J
J
R & A Dtv 1st con g 4S—...1989 J
2d consol gold 4s..'......1989 J
3
~~23
56
14 3/
74
13
12%
25
6
68%
-
63%
47%
78
■31
....
318
80
79%
-
25
23
23
25
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
*23%
14%
21%
20%
20%
20
20%
20%
24%
24%
24
24%
137%
135
135
136
136
58
*54
56
54
54
33
32
33
32%
33
12%
*54
12%
11%
13%
11%
11%
14
2%
2%
3J
14%
12
23%
24
23%
24%
11%
12
ztl%
11%
11
11%
x\ 07S
14%
2%
14%
14
14%
zl2%
11%
1 0%
12%
2%
2%
2%
53
53
*11
2%
2%
;
2%
52
234
22
2'-i
21%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
22%
22%
22 ij
21%
22%
xi9
10
27
24
24
24
24
24%
35
*32%
24%
*32%
8%
24%
35
9%
24%
35
10
9%
9%
9%
*47
2
61
103%
102%
...
*32%
9%
53
*9io
9%.
13%
13%
*146
14S78 *146
41.1 & 4
*92
947ij
*32%
>
10
*105" 105%
106
IOOI4 *100
*92
35
9%
r: *4
1-%
*81
42
514
5%
y
*57
1%
83
5%
58
*148% 158
I *12
104
52
143%
10
*105
105%
*100
104
14%
13%
52
1024
1024
1024
102 4-
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1
!
*81
94%
57
25
*14
914
1074
1004 1044
1284 134
102 4 106
1024 106;'
-
1204 1224
112
1,000
130
60%
5% preferred...
No
Goodyear lire & Rubb.Ao
Preferred-.........
Graham-Paige Motors..
Oranby Consol M S & P
400
($8
1,500
5%
20%
24
5.700
5,000
100
15
2,500
18.800
20%
par
100
7.500
8%
par
$5 conv preferred ——Ao par
Gotham Silk Hose.....Ao pur
3.800
4
*45
52
2%
2%
24% 24%
136% 136%
*54
60
Grand Union
Without
w
.
.
£1
5
div ctfs. Ao par
div ctfs.'.—Ao par
Granite City Steel
Grant (W T)
No par
Co
10
6 4%
Dec
1
19
1
June 20
25
June 10
% Dee 10
3% Dec 10
7% Dee 18
6% Dee *3
5
Dee 9
20
28(i Anr 22
23
Mar 23
Gr Nor Iron Ore Prop..Ao par
12% Dee 10
Great Northern pref...Ao par
18% Dee
5% preferred
80
Great Western Sugar..Ao par
Preferred
100
20
Green Bay # We-'t RR
5,300
32%
11%
33%
3,400
11%
12.800
11
U
1,500
12%
2%
12%
5,500
2%
*45
53
2%
1,800
60
2%
5,000
19
19%
4,303
24%
24%
500
9
35
7
9
9%
58
12
82
5%
5%
Green (II L)
Co
100
Inc
.1
Greyhound Corp (The).Ao
5
par
<4% conv preferred.....10
Grumman
Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
1
Ao
8% preferred..
par
100
9
90
Jan
3% July
27
18
68% Nov 17
80
May
2
May
77
July
May
45
May
12% May
10
69
June
1% Dec
25
May
1% Jan 11
*2 May
6% Jan
6
4% May
13% Jan
7
13% Jan
6
25% Jan 22
9% June
6% June
10
May
26
May
21% May
18% Nov 28
28% July 22
15% May
12% Jan 2
36% Jan 16
$5 preferred......
19"g Jan
135
4 J
Dee
2
17
Mar 26
29%May 27
9%Mav 5
n%June27
10% Dee 10
1% Feb
4
28
July 29
144% Aug 15
51
Dec 18
36%Sept 2
14% Sept 17
11% Apr 22
18%Sept 9
3% July
28
8
4
6
Jan
3
1% Feb
19
4% Aug
Ao par
9
Fab
14
23% Dec
....25
24
Dec
15
33
Jan
.25
33
Feb 18
38
Mar
7
28
16% Jan
8
Gulf Mobilo & Ohio RR A? par
-.
11%'
9%
9
9%
*105
106
*105
104
*100
104
15
13%
147% *146
3%
•MM
*92
94%
3%
*92
13%
148%
'
1-%
•.
1%
3%
94%
81%
81%
5%
'50%
l-V
5%
81
1'%
81
'
•5%
5%
13% .14
146% 145%
*3'8
15
iph
*6%
V 15
*13%
16%
15%
6%
13
55
1%
*80%
5%
1194
•
*14
15
6%
6%
".36%
37%
15
37
*28
*14
15
6%
52
58
52
158
*140
1434
*113
38%
14
*13
14%
;14,
14
i 16
15%
*13%
14%
15
14%
6%
6%
15%
115
37%
Feb 25
D ec
108
100
Dec
14
7,600
12% Dec
«
10
6% preferred
100
Hat Corp of Amer class A...1
6% preferred
6H% preferred
500
158
11
<113%
29
151
104
Harbison-Walk Refrac.Ao par
12.300
52
15
15%
DtjJI
100
Ilanna (M A) Co $5 pf.Ao par
82
5%
*149
11.%
15
>
1.000
"""76
6,-500
52
11%
-
6%
\15%
♦113
-
6%
15%
115
:35% 36%
r2s ■;>: 28
6%
15%
*113
s35
15%
115
36%
*13
'
1,100
"i"300
2,700
"i',365
200
1618.'
Hayes Mfg Corp
....2
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.
Hecker Products
(G W)
Preferred;
Helnie
25
Corp......1
—25
100
Ao par
Hercules Motors..^
li0
Jan
3% Dec 16
Dec 12
92
1% Dec 10
76
June 12
15
50% Dec 17
5% Dec
150
Dec
1
10% Apr 21
65% Dec 9
11% May
18% May
1123
June
27% July
23
May
9% May
9
May
14% June
1%
11
1%
Aug
May
Dec
8% Nov
13% Dee 19
14% Dec 18
*6 /-V 6%
3,641
Hollander & Sons (A)
15%
1,100
Holly Sugar Corp.....Ao par
500
1,500
lb: 90 3
5,401
3% Jan
96
Sept
8% Sept
6
5
19
83% June
2
Aug
89% June.
6% Dec
Jan 13
86
July
11
155
16% Jan
9
96
168
June
16% May
May
5% May
June
Jan
12% May
69
Dec
94% May
10
3,900
'•>H
101
95
130
126% Aug
Holland Furnace (Del)...—10
12",600
11
Jan 23
Feb i0
8
Hires Co
35
10
115
99%June 17
Hlnde# Dauch Paper
15%
Jan
Feb
6% cum preferred—.—100 rl33%M'ay 1
No par
33% Dec 19
400
115
Jan 24
$4 conv preferred—;-Ao par
Hershey Chocolate
300
32
25%
29% June
30
May
9% Miy
10% May
100% June
29
132% Oct 21
56% Jan 18
Hercules Powder......Ao par
2,600
*113
,
PJuly 16
106% Jan 16
3
14%
•
page
100
9%
14%
13%
13%
14%
x 27%
!■ *28% 28% :■ 28
28%
27% *25% 28%
8
8
8%
8%
8% .'■rt '8 >>'■ ;■ 8%
8%
734
7%
8
7|
43
42% 42%
42
42 •
42
42%
42 ■
,42% 43
40% 41%
108
*101% 109
108
*101%
*101%
*101% 108
*101% 108
*101% 108
3%
3% :
3
3
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
2%
3%
30% 30% 229%
30% •29% 30%
29% 30%
29% 30
28% 29%
For footnotes see
9
15
1%
*148% 158
12
8% D33
Hamilton Watch Co...Ao par
000
•
16
115
37
1
Hall Printing Co.—..-10
4'')
94%
*92
11%
11
11
69%
69%
69%
68%
68%
691,i
60% 69%
*127% 129% *127% 129% *127% 129% *127% 129%
38
4041
36
;
36
38%
33% 34
*107
109
107
107
*104v 112
*104
110
15
2,1 <10
106
*100
14%
Ilackensack Water
7% preferred class A
35
106
55
*52
*148% 153
*32%
8%
100
1%
81%
5%
*1481% 158
li
1-%
83
5%
67% 68%
*127% 129%
*127% 131
*40
42% *41
43%
*107
111
*107
110%
15
"
119',"
;
'
103%
2,400
134
100
3%
3%
*92
1%
69%
102
33
10,300
80
.4
30
20% Sept 18
21400
11%
66
105
•13%
148% *146
*146
4
94%
9%
9%
*9%
13%
1%
12%
*63
754
584
78
1°
11% Dee 18
57%
1,
Jan
'
*138
138
■
For other footnotes see page 1619.
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14%
20%
32%
12%
11%
*113
>'<
*23
"32%
13%
194
114
19.4
124
19
106 4 1094
654
764
41
129%
104%
*110
25
6%
5%
29
14%
*105
11
107%
v
1284
5%
29%
21%
*100
22
-1 "7
129
7%
5%
29%
*32%
9%
;
70
13%
102 4
6%
5%
30
*25
•I
154
-v
1024
8 f deb 448 (1938 Issue).., 1950 Mi
7%
5%
29%
33%
*13%
Champion Paper & Fibre— •.
8 f deb 43iS (1935 issue)...1950 im S
7%
6%
30%
'
164
54
54
80
78
7%
7%
6
*30
1084 112
107 4
67 4
444
7*2
6
30%
*9L
54
134
*61
.3%
*7%
14%
*136
11% Aor 19
57
Dec 17
1o
7-%
2%
21%
55
3
69
*10
'
»t«
3%
7%
20%
.
81% Aug
Goodrich Co (B F) —.-Ao par
2%
H
6
62
13
4s registered—...—....1987
%
3%
7%
52
324
9%
114
134
7-
3%
7%
2%
5 ;
164
*1124
69
*52%
3%
60
■
3
1%
60%
11%
64%
M4
*52%
7%
12%
974
12%
124
94
1%
4
133,t
O
J
91/
'
*23
15%
Gold & Stock Teletraph Co 100
% Dec 10
2
Dec 9
103
284
2 4
94
2 4
2 4
*55
Gocbel Brewing Co
1 40
23.000
3,000
53
174
40
1%
60
104
88
.
60
1%
1
700
14
1
2
734
-7«2.
3:534
30
21%
*11
-!
2
1
85
2
84
13%
•57%
4
33
694
954
1064
694 894
644 86 4
41
504
1044 1084
'.,v'l
106 */
60
'6870
73%
•%
139
76
12%
-
1%
60
3%
7-i.t
8
6%
33%
14%
85
12%
2
'
4
8%l
2438
52
76
42
106 4
*52
60%
*135
100 4
57
79
42
1064
1945
J
*134
2%
85
73%
2
20%
;
1024 1124
40
89 %
102%
:
102
*21
A—1948 M
I;.
90 4 106';
1084
624
85
Gobel (Adolf)
25
2% Sept 4
91
Jan 10
21% Nov 24
74% Oct 6
%
14%
*23
1
104
2
62
*7%
110
104 4
*'.t
15%
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934 HO
92 4 108 4
2
*2:
64%
12%
2
934 1064
16
109%
2
%
14%
6%
108%
♦14
64
3314
108
•%
16%
894
108
%
85
107 4
107 4
Ry—
54s
8%
•%
*54
Central N Y Power 34/8—1962
Prod
3%
6%
*6%
*45
61
127g
:
1054 1084
20
105%
1084
J
M
7
80
105
104 4
108
5s registered.........—1987
Certaln-teed
6%
9%
70%
*73
7
81
594
784
108
J
Bkg of Ga 5s. 1942
3
15%
84
108
A O
♦
Ref & gen 5 4s series B._—.1959
A O
♦Ref # gen 5s series C—...1959
J D
♦Ohatt Div pur money g 4s..1951
J
J
♦Mobile Div 1st g 53———1946
Central RR <fe
1%
64
:
34
34
664
3
107%'
79 4
D
Cent Pac 1st ref gu gold 4s...1949
Food Machinery Corp.
6,050
94
*9%
18
10%
3
*49
1084
J
..1987
7%
•13
*107
3
69
1054
93
—1
94
1%
18
17%
*16
1114
*7%
1st mtgc 5s—————Nov 1945 f a
MA
♦General 4s..
18%
2%
10%
18%
17
16'4
8%
70%
8%
67%
104
15
4%
106 4
J
i
..1966
2:100
7%
4%
10
1-%
*10
%6
17
8%
63%
32
80)4
53 3/
524
684
684
1956 F A
1951 M S
J*Cent New Engl 1st gu4s....1961
t♦Central of N J gen g 5s.—1987
7%
2%
2%
11
50
2%
24
67
""
1
5
100
Cent Illinois Light 34s
18%
98%
*94
*10%
10%
10%
*103% 113
103
*21%
16%
744
394
1134
1084 HI
334
1948
—
10%
90
111
*111
w—.1947
{♦Consol gold 5s
.
103
;
1074 1134
864 954
102 4 1074
23
102 4
•113-
America 3s—1955
^Central of Georgia
21,t
3%
i
104
7
87
Ohio 4s
1965 M S
MA
Carriers# Gen Corp 5sw w...1950
F a
Cart & Adlr 1st gu gold 4s
1981
♦Cent Branch U 1' 1st g 4s
7%
•
18%
WW
•
10%
107
18
107 4
1034
Carolina Clinch #
Celotex Corp deb 4 4s w
1%
2%
S3J
"
25
8%
104
1074
a
4s—.1949
7%
95
16
104
38
105
U
I960
Collateral trust 4 48
t♦Carolina Cent 1st guar
132
95
127
78
18
1004
J
1954
5s
May 31
9% Dee 10
105 ; Feb 19
130
95
16
9 4
252
14
1084
./
o
/
1944
Ct's—
24
1,300
2,109
10% '10%
*--
onv preferred
8% Dec 17
34% Feb 19
'
1969 a
1970 F
1916
Coll trust 4 4s
Coll trust gold
10
32
32
10%
3
127
184
38
33 4
D
5s A
gold 448---- 1957| J
—
32
130
37
82
26%
72
-Vi"-
144
MN
GuuratiteoU gold 5s**.;* July 1969 J
Guar gold 4^8..,T—-.
Deo
37
25%
6%
578
5%
5%
0978 *108% 109% *108
109%
».6
y
35
34
11%
17%
'234
66 4
•1
73)4
"
70
1
■*21
■
4
Canadian Northern deb6%s—. 1046
Can Pac Ry 4% deb stk perpet....
June 23
35
*6%
*9%
778
82
814
85)4
70%
36%
>'■ v: ;
c;
70 4
35
a
57g
*108
102
O
1962,A O
1955
21
5%
80
40
17
*101-103
♦107*
1966 A
Oct
..103
29
31%
117%
*2%
25%
10<4
101
103
1955 •' J
1960 A O
Guaranteed gold 5s
Guaranteed gold 5s
Guar gold 44»
Guaranteed gold 4 4 s
*26
40
4
16
*32
13
101
103
*
*83
Canada Sou cons gu
28
.
1044 107
••
Canadian Nat
Jan
19%
*118io 128
36
tBurllngton Cedar Rap # N<>r—
.4 O
■'.< §♦ 1 st # coll os
1934
♦Certificates of deposit.
Bush Terminal 1st 4a
1952 A O
ilallf-Orcgon Power 4a
7
«
Stamped
5s gu
19% Dee 10
3% Dee 10
3%"
35%
*45
778
*8018
I6I0
105 <4
A
Af N
Rush Term Bldgs
Fbrsholm Shoe class A.No par
Follansbea Steal Corp......10
19%
3%
47
17%
411
3'4
26%,
1044
J
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons g 5a...1945
1st lien # ref 6s series A
1947 A/N
/ D
Debenture gold 5s—
1950
l«t lien # ref 5« merles B
1057 A/N
Consolidated os
■
'
2% May
25% Apr
1,100
*19
Corp.........1
$ per share
22
15
12
24
33% Jan
18%
*40
3%
2U
8'k
82i2
105
A
1961 A O
..I960, J
MN
♦Inc mtge 4 48 ser A —July 1970
F A
t*Boston & N Y Air L 1st 48-1955
M N
Bklyn Edison cons M 348—1966
F a
Bklyn Union El 1st g 5s—.. 1950
modified (interest at
3% to 1946) due...
1957
20% Dec 16
35%
*112l2 118
*278
3
278
2«4
105 4
BR
44s B—....1981
J
Buff Niag Elec 3%» series C..19b7
Buffalo Rochester# Pgh Ry—
154
64
U
F
27
5
15 4
JJ
Buffalo Gen Klec
$4.50 preferred—....Ao par
Fiorenca Stove Co...—Aj par
19%
"
264
264
254
254
1950 h A
19o7 M 8
1955 A/N
1st M 5s series II
1st g 44s series
1st mtge 4s series
"eooo
98%
,
..1944 J D
1st-5s AC
3l78May 1
z3% Deo 11
*19%
3%
*31%
*10%
.7%
2,400
8,300
22
28
130
"*7%
33%
First National Stores..A? par
Fllntkote Co (The)....An par
"
38
38%
39
387S
37% • 33%l
38% 38%
38
38%
3734 38%
7,100
*115'4 117
*115% 116% *115% 116% *115% 116% *115% 116% *115% 116%
78
7g
1
78
%
1
%
1
%
7,700
85
85
*85
90
*8134
90
85
85
*83
485
7 20
90,
:v 84% 84%
*83
85
84% 8D
82% 82%
82
83
83
83
1.100
*122
125
128
125% *125% 126% *125% 126% 125% 126% ♦126% 128
■VT 80
32
32%
31
30
33%
31
3J34
32%
28%
30%
29% 30% 192,300
123
*122% 123
*122% 123
123% 122% 123
122% 122% 122% 12 2%
1,600
*40
41
3934 3934 ! 39% 41
40
40
40% 40% *39% 41
900
*3%
3%
3>4
3>4
3%
3%
3%'
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
1,000
27
4
264
64
——
Big Sandy 1st mtge 48
Blaw Knox 1st mtgc 34s
29
10%
93
*9
8%
12
6% preferred series A—.100
♦95
3%
27%Sept
97% Jan
16
Sept
45% Sept
Fllenes (Wm) Sons Co.No par
Firestone Tire & Rubber...10
98%
*18%
9
Dec
900
20%
20%
89
share
Jan
6,200
17%
13%
03
19%
40%
3%
37s
16
~~9 *97*" 1004
98%
V"A
1965
*95
32
10%
9
conv preferred..—100
per
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y.$2.50
36
1%
50
41
118
25%
1034 H34
1374
-------
H
Lowest
4%
3,200
47
2%
6I4
978
978
*11S'2 128
130
D
J
^♦BerllnElec El#Undergr6%sl956 A
Beth Steel 3 48 conv dobs
1952 A
Consol mtgc 34s ser F
J959 J
Consol mtgc 3s ser G
I960 F
Consol mtgc 34b scr
33%
4]4 %
300
$
2% Anr 16
16% Deo 19
Ferro Enamel
■
11%
3
*45
42
*78
444
...'.
■M
195o *40
-
Year 1940
Highest
2.200
8%
41
::5
*94
2
214
11
171.1
6',i
9i2
27g
284
*7-I4
984
43
22
48
81 %
—
364
434
•
With declaration—-
18%
318
50
41
1102 4
t»Berlln City El Co deb 64s.1951
With declaration
——
♦Deb sinking fund 648
1959
♦Debenture 6s..„u
354
35
.
50
*42
*
107 M
144
17
47
47 4
Belvlderc Del cons
3 48...
Indus Loan 2%s
;(•
S per share
.
3,-500
17
90
'
4
*26%
31%
.8
.
13%
22
'
16%
*88
1
»'
•■>*<{■ Par
Federal Motor Truck—A? par
Fedsrated Dapt Stores.No par
2.300
*4'4
4'4
4''s
4is
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
*100
106
*'95
106
*100
106
*100
106
*100
106
*100
103
46
143
45 Hi
47 4
51
3%s
Bell Telep of Fa 5s series B
1st & ref 5s series C
36
'95
2
-614
9i2
47
26
83
39 %
30 4
43%
95
J
1980
laol
1948
I960
1943
1st gu 3s
7%
*35
lOM
*178
3
358-
374
J
lBt5g.__.l943
4s stamped
464
L
2
*6'4
294
284
30 4
1950
4s A....1959
8
47
107g ,11
18
17U
*45
M
1947) due
■
lr,8
178
3
32
Beech Creek ext 1st g
Lowest
Shares
'j 3%
8%
8%
49%
40%
17% *-13%
12%
90%
90 '
33 33%
90%
21%
3%
3%
17
40
''93%
*--130
36
3434
19M
9514 '95
lr>8
294
-1
19
;v; 28%
31%
10%
11%
10i4
*40
3434
'
$ per share
90
8%
8%
*20
4
31%
125
7's
7I2 V
47
107g
8
Con ref 4s..
Range tar Precious
On Basis of 100-S5ar« Lots
Week
19
734
D
A
Battle Or & Stur
7i2
•
21%
4
17
734
A
..Feb 1 I960 F
Bangor# Aroostook
york stock
exchange :
53.4 '68
J
D (Int at 1 %
1 1946) due
2000 M S
Toledo Ctn Div ref
Dec.
3%
90
V
34%
20%
28
31
105g
*-..
*95
*18%
•v
314
2912
3012
v
125
Ref & gen ser
to Jan 1
10i2
1064
*94
A
'
0
20%
3%
41
17%
14%
94G
94%
33%
9% r,.i 8%
20%
22
81;
113%
*95
■
17%
98%
34
9
21 >8
*28
34-14
1st mtgc gold 4s...
July 1948
4s registered
.... 1948
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge g (int at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) duo..-July 1948
:'; •) Ref & gen scr A (Int lit 1 % to
Dec 1 1946) due—
1995
Ref# gen scr C (int at 1 1-5%
to Dec 1 1946) due
1995
■i
18
Range Since Jan. 1
new
rhe
Friday
I per share
90%
*11 '
■■
33%
100
•
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
::v
'Dec.
-.3%
17%
'90%'
i 8%
40%
.
14 .14%
*95
9'g
314
37«
8
41%
17%
*11
335g
*19l.t
*3 >8
29
*40
Sept 1 1946) due
17
3%
i
92
8%
40%
15
20-14
-22
*19
'
99
*95
i
2134
j
69
97
-
'335S
87g
0«8
IOOI4
*88' '
9
40'4
1734
*95
34
*95
814
56
77 X
V
to
Thursday
$ per share
3%
17%
17. •'
I8I4
;,v
1458
t
15's
3%
92
•
9
40U
99
33'2
>:
♦Conv due..
Dec.
% per shire
31,
v.
1714
♦88
•
1734 •*11
15
*94
1
18
118
I8i2
92
1124
95
314
„
B
Ref & gen ser F (Int at
Wednesday
Die. 11
$ per share
.
j
D'S
9
4040«4
97 4 1014
994 102 4
34
99
S
1953
25 4
111
4
-
t. *88
1004 104
111
1124
109
1114
614
32
Atl Gulf <fc \V I 89 coll tr 5s.-1959 J
3s
T'lisdir
15 "
Dec.
3'4
18l2
974 1034
>
79
J
to Sept
3
95 4 101
.
1004
102
594
94 4
684
J
Atlantic Refining deb
10
1014
1114
78
—
4s..--..--1948
*100
D
10-year coll tr 5s..-.May 1 1945 J/N
:
I. & N coll gold 4s
Oct 1952 MN
Atl & Dan lstg 4s
..1948 J. J
Second mortgage
103 4
112 4'
1104
1004
1944
B
Monday
Saturday
%
f
iAtl Knox & Norlstg 6sl
Atl # Charl A L 1st 4%s A
stocks
Sales
for
1
High
86 4
51
105
1114
Cal-Arlz 1st & ref 4%s A...1962 M S
General unified 4%s
No. Low
High
:■ 87
D
./
1st 30-year os series
Atl Coast 1st cone 4s
LOW A N't HIOH SALE PRICES
Since
Jan
$ per share
MN
Conv gold 4s of
f
Is
Asked
'
1995
-1955
1910- --.--i960
Rocky Mtn Div 1st 4s.,-.-.1965
Trans-Con Short L 1st 4s—, 1058
'
&
;: Dec. 13
(font.)
Atchison Top & Santa Fe (Concl.)
Stamped 4s
......
Conv gold 4sofl909 —
Conv 4s of 1905------
Range
or
Frilay's
Bid
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
(
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
..
Last
o
^ fe
Week Ended Dec. 19
p
1613
Co...10
(C E) The...
13% Dee 10
5
6% Decll
9
Feb 14
7% preferred..... .....100 xl07% Apr 14
Homestake Mining., __.12.50
32
Dec 19
Houdaille-Hershey cl A.No par a:27% Dec 18
Class B—..........Ao par
7% Dec 18
4034 Dec 19
5% preferred........—100 100
Au?l4
Houston Oil of Texas v t c—251'
2% Dec 19
Household Finance..—Ao par
Howe Sound
Co..5|
26% Apr 22
80% July
Jan
16%Scpt 1,5
18% Aug 18
30% Jan 10
9% July'24
60
June
12% July
"ifT'May
4% July
5
8
Oct 27
103
May
May
8
35
May
Jan
27
28
May
13% Jan
6
16% Aug
115
52% Jan
39
64
Jan
8% May
54% May
101
June
3% May
28
Aug
Highest
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1614
Tuesday, December 23, 1941
U
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Friday
LOW AND HIGH
SALE PRICES
...
V
STOCKS
Monday
18
Dec.
Tuesday
Dec.
Saturday
t
Dec.
15
Wednesday
Dec.
16
Dec.
•
18
Range for Previous
....
Year 1910
On Basis of 100-Sfcare Lots
»;
..
Lowed
Lowest
Highest
% per share
'4
%f
*>4
2
19
$ per share
,'i
li®
3
h
19%
2%
3
'1
11;
.17%
234
%
%
*1%
2
18%
18%
278 " 3
%
»j®
.A
*1%
18%
2
19%
.
278
3
Shares
$ per share
$ per shdre
%
li*
18%
17«
1938
19)8
234
3
*n
2"r
J4
*1%
19
*1%
$ pet share
4,100
%
.*
1%
■„
300
6,000
18
3
13,400
j
>:
..
9 per Share
Par
( per share I per share
S per share
%June20
5% preferred:;:.100
Hud Bay Min & Sin LtdATi par
1% Dec 9
1534May 26
2178 Sept 11
2% Dec 10
47g Jan 13
1
Hudson Motor Car
Na pat
,
3% Jan
1%
7%
l; Dec
2% Maj
12
Maj
% Jan 22
Manhattan....100
Hudson &
6
Week Ended Dec, 19
.
Feb
Feb
j*Chic & Alton RR %ef 3s —.1940
%
%
.
1
%
%
3,600
%
r
JHupp Motor Car Corp.....l
74 Nov
«4 Jan
5
Jan
|:
Feb
j,
Jan
1
33'«
25
I 6%
*21
10%
6%
*6%
*22%
714
7%
47%
46%,
4s registered.
;
i
.
*li#
i
43)-
43'-*
1
2u
101*
11
14»
2);
!
■
10'8
23^
24
>127
128
r
'
13g
*11®
441®
44%
4414
13%
55*4
*1%
*40%
46
46
46
*43%
441
.
•>
46
%
1
*153
7
'
,<
Feb 13
20 34 May 27
8&1® Dec 12
...No par
6% preferred..... —:100
151
63
t
Sept'23
Dec 11
8% Dee 10
Inspiration Cons Copper.-.20
Insuranshares Ctfs InC
——1
6
No pur
;....100
107
InterchemIcal Corp
!
6% preferred..
10% Aug
24
4
1
Aug
5% Maj
,
12
45%May 22
4«4 Aug 2
21% Jim 27
72. tMay
13% Jan
6
118 'Jan
Maj
140
158
66)2 Maj
9
97
88M
A
64 H
03M
64H
62
63%
80
F
A
70 M
701
71
60
70
88
7
J
7% Ma>
4% Jun«
,21% Am
7)5 Sept 11
27
Sept 18
113% Jan '28
18
Dec 13
:
J
I
;{
*lst
Internat'l;
Harvester.J.No
Dee 10
11% Jan
6% Ma<
2
167% Jan 10
57
July 22
136
150
Preferred—i. 100
170-
145
Maj
June 10
Jan
6
1
hi
.
1078
1%
43%
6,800
32
10%
10%
10%
11,300
Int Hydro-Elec Sys class
*
A.25
;% Dec 16
Int Mercantile Marine. No par
Internal Mln & Chem—Wo par
1
2% Jan 10
13% Nov 10
2% Jan 3
6% A>r2t
Dec 19
!JChic Milwaukee ,& St Paul— .1
t
*Gen 4s series A—.May 1 198!) J
1,200
1,000
1,900
Prior preferred. . .-i——100
Internat'l Mining Corp.....1
30% Apr 23
52,700
Int Nickel of Canada..Wo par
23
Dec
4——100
125
May
-
200
•/
■,
16,700
5,800
200
1
30
800
Preferred
Jnter Paper Co.——15
5% conv preferred.^....100
Inter Rya of Cent Am..Wo par
5% preferred*
100
Jan 16
4
July 26
X2% Dee 18
4:19
J
J
J
J
38
*Gen 4%s series F.May 1 1989
'tChie Mllw St Paid & Pac RR—
♦Mtge g 5s series A—.
1975
J
J
.Dec
Jan 13
109
131
9
20
Sept 18
7378june 10
1% Apr 16
2%Sept 12
51% Dec
-
32%May 23
49
*271*
28
39
*38"
397*
100
100
134
93g
*03i2
9
94
30
*28
131
*131
-•-
*131
*35
♦93% 99
8% ,18%
X27
2734
*131
>
2,100
27
3734
*97% 107
*97% 107
13* , 1%
17*
178
8% -8%
*131
.
27
3778
*43% 99
*8% v 8%
*207*
'28%
1%
1*4
9
9%
93% 931
*8%. 81*
28% 29%
*81.1;. 81*
2934 2!>3.|
8
*7*4
27%
*35
38%
*97% 107
1%
1%
1%
1%
xS'8
87»
1%
1%
93g
99
*27
27*
27%
*35%
*97% 107
Up
134
1*8
la.
1*4
9%
•
2% Dec
44
.Dec
.Jau
A:
i%
1%
*138
8%
8%
ia4
Shoe..2.No
Inter national
Silver.
300
J.
26
par
— -
_
50
•
95
•
100
1,000
Jan
3
1% Dee 18
1% Dec 16
■
30
May 20
25% Feb 15
1% preferred.....i
100
87,300 Inter Telep & Tele?.—.W? par
3.500 ;
Foreign share ctfai—Nt'par
1,400
Interstate Dept Stores.No par
*93%
99
.>8%.v8V®
*26
28%
*131
-W'-w
....
International
200
...
5% Feb 19
Feb 24
.....100
87
Iatertype Corpv—1',i~No par
Island Cifeek Coal—11..—..1
7
Preferred
1
\
a;27
Doc 18
124
1
$6 preferred
Feb 14
Mar 21
2000 A O :
1
{
t'
♦General 4s .>
1987
54s registered..: -i
1987
1. ,.;*Stpd 4s n p Fed Inc tax. 1987
50%
Feb
39%
*Gen 4%s stod Fed lne tax 1987
4Mb registered..-.. —.i.1987
MW
j. .'
*4)4sstamped..
v,
.--1987
25
13% Maj
30
Nov
97% Jan
1»4 May
109
Dee
?
Jan
19M
'
3%Sept 9
3% Sept 9
14
Sept 18
98
Sept 8
178 Maj
4% Maj
74%Jun»
5% May
20% May
:9% Aug 20
3334 Aug 5
134% Aug 8
36%
122
Jan
434
4%
il9M
—
1»7M
22M
*
MW
26
Jan
-
23 M
D
D
12
65
24 H
12
13M
13M
I3M
IM
,.1936 V/N
Jan
23-V'j
'
D
12M
12 M
D
1
•-
91
54
45
338
40 M
10
V17IM--J8M
98
38M
33
Dec
I
130
Deo
;17M
ittCblc R I A Pac Ey gen 4s.. 1988
8
n
•
21
4s registeredI1988
>
♦Certificates of deposit...—
.
AO
/
{*Sectired 414s series A.... 1952
MS
i
:?
*Con v
414s..
g
„
.
16M
IBM
19
♦15 M
{♦Refuutling gold 4s.— ....1934
V
16 M
...»
4s ctfs registered.....—1988
•
->
19 M
20M
"26 M
Dec
<
June
"23:*
MW
*Conv 4%s series,A.—.1949 MW
{♦Chicago Railways 1st 5s atpd
(
Aug 1940 25% part pd-1927 F A
Jan
lO^
92%
.
i
20H
:
♦M)
I
Oet 3 »
101: "
20
19
.
M W
♦1st & ref g 5s—it*-1
May 1 2037 J
♦1st & ref 414s stpd May 1 2037 J
*lst «fe ref 414s C-May 1 2037 J
31% Jan 30
Maj
2
1H
viM
1070
Dec
49
Oet 30
40
9M 1416
7%.
MW
*Gen Ss stpd Fed inc tax..1987 MW
'
5% ■ Jan
,
2678 Maj
«4
MW
.
s
.,
■.'*
f
5s——.Jan
i
A
40
39
39)4
37 M
1'
dChtcago & North Western Ryj
*Gcneralg3!4s—4——..1987 MW i 19
t
/.314s registered-.-.:—...1987 MW
Am
•7
1 »4 Maj
37
Juui
Oct 24
F
37 H
;
'
169
34M ell
39% ,137
35 M
8
'
— —
-.-
5%. Jan
|4u
21% May
10% Maj
Apr
40% Maj i ,73
48% Oct IS
38% Feb 21
":•
1
2:
~
38 H
33M
38
,
Jan
62
I
35
H
38
387g Jau
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1334
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19
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1934
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17
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14
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5d % Dec
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800
8%
8%
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32
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36
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number- 4023;
,V olume 154
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
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52
189
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series C. .1950
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103
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60
334
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63%
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par
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35ij Dec 12
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50
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4,600
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5
1 5% DSC 10
3.030
2
3,303
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51
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45
,
54
June
nec
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Jan
110
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26
;
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119
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56% Nov
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24
83
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111% Deo
4
Ma
8% No*
41
Feb 19
Jun
National BLspult, CvV..i.A_.ll>
900
2,400
6,030
4%.
12
12%
7% preferred
I.
,500
Nat Bend A Share Corp No par
National Can Carp..—....10
12% Dec 18
Register.|.v.No
8%
4.400
13%
10,500
National tS/11 ider Gas.C)j..l
Nit Dairy Products...No par
4%
2.300
Nat Dept Stores.......No par
8
*8%
700
24
23%
IE
13%
.3%
58%
9%
23%
13%
4
58%
3%
13
13%
4%
3%
591
59%
59%
*58
II,100
900
10,500
610
60
64
*61
63%
38
2%
'8%
i; *8%
7%
7%
11%
*11
73
*7L
33
32
106
33
f
h*
V
lia
28
,
13
2934
434-
61
42%
55
297
33%
53
Apr
74%
50% "
'14%
9%
v.'
;
"59%
Nn-tional Lead Cp —.10
7% preferred A—----.-400
0% preferred B...
100
N it MallA StUCast C0N0 par
(12% Dee 10
163%May 29
58% Dee 19
6
9
I
2
165
11
Jan 15
13% Sept 24
8
Sept 2
40% Sept 2
25% Sept IS
20% Sept 17
8% Jan 13
93% Jan40
9
15%,
""9%
6
Ma
11% Jun
3
17
66
Jan
rlftO
154
Jan
132
24
Jily
Fib 19
36
Dee
42
4
:
pref erred...;... 40
Dee 10
.
7% Mar 20
68(3 Jan
"
Jun'i
48"
7%
26%
Oct
Apr
15%
Jan
12%
Jan
90
Jan
22%
Apr
Deo
Ma»?
176
153% Dec
13% Mav
ff28% Det
5% May
8
16% Nov
:
Jan
16% Jan
13% Mar
18% Ap*
7% Nov
Jun
May
4% May
7% July
Dei
8% Feb 19
141
Fib 10
43
Feb 14
Jun
7V4 Jun
512 Man
15
Nattana] Steel Ccrp.......25
Ma
5% Ma»
Dec
20%
Ma
1/6
; 2% Dee 18
16% Apr
'2, Jau
21
170
Or
14% Mav
19% Sept
8% Brpt
Sepf
10
Jun
Jun
Jau
23 V D"c
16% De
26
No par
NatlpnalSupply (The) Pa.. 10
S2
Jan
Sept
17'2 Jan 15
9% Anr 28
14% July 31
22%
7% Jun
9
11
18% Jm
1/5% Jan
7%- Feb
Jun
f>*H" Jill
i
NPVIS
Dei 17
138
N itlaaal Oil Products Cc.. .4
N itional Pnw A Lt
II
13% Ja
2
8
100
...
' 170
conv
s
Mav
■:'. £ M% prior preferred.. .1(33
v
6% pricr preferred.... .100
2%
8%
3,900
N itto nal Tea Co......No par
900
903
¥■2'
Natamis CP-..'..-... .No pat
Nelll C jrp._...
.L...No par
14%
800
Nels.ier Bros Inc
73
210
32%
900
1-30
4?4% ennv serial pref...100
Newberry Co (J J)._..NVo iwr
5% pref series A.
100
103
!
■
1
26%
5.900
8%
5,900
N'port News Ship A Or D ick 1
$5 ennv preferred
No par
N Y Air Brake..;. .No, par
105
Newport Industries...... ^. 1
6.300
10% Die 10
63%J
32
Newmo.it Mining Cnrp....10
7%
27%
8%
9
Dec
8% Dee 10
0% Die 10
1 y
25
Dec 19
N iv
10
'22% Apr 28
5% Apr 23
68
27
Jau
38% Sept
8% Jan
73%
Jan
9%
Jau
14% May
26% Mav
48
34
Sept
75'2 Sept
Aut
49% Nov
Jan
8% Apr
10% Apr
10% June
25% Mar
3%
Feb
6
11% Oet
2
7 (4 May
18
July 21
8 % Oci
14
May
72
July
5
9% Apr
17
79% Dee 6
45% Jan 16
110
Jan 1/
31% Jan
11% Aug
8
7
36
May
100
Junn
.
Nav
91
Apr
53%
Apr
110
Jau
2012 July
30% Dec
0% May
14%, Feb
223
10
OI4
*1%
4%
13
9%
9%
5%
*4%
5%
13
4 5
*12
*
9
13
100
2,700
61,703
1,903
5,030
3,800
,300
303
*42 :
46
6.«
%
%
%
%
%«
27%
28%
%
%
hi
8,803
%
%
%
5,100
%n
lio
%6
903
28%
21
5,303
%«
*'l«
'
li6
29
27%
28%
*20%
28J2
"*
183
H%
*95
52
*23%
nV
-
51%
'
-'x'rr'jA.n
*31
-.!
1
*31
36
,
4%
-
603
4,003
59
51,100
503
1,103
29%
24
•9%
*8%
9
*1%
8%,
17%
8%
.8%
17-2
8%
17%
2-34
2%
2%
25
Cjrp..No
9
par
Dick;——.No.par
5% ivreferred.No pat
50
:
1%
JN Y Ontario A Wes;ern._l00
N Y -Ihipbldg Cnrp partstk-.l
Noblltt-Sparks Indus Inc..-.5
Norfolk A We item Ry.... 100
Adjust 4% preferred—100
North American, Co.
10
6% n.*eterred jeries ..—..50
5H preferred series..—.50
23,603
100
Nnrtnem Pacific Ry......100
2,800
Northweit Air Li ies— .Net par
De; 19
4% May 4 6
AirL
0 4 23
12
3
183,
Dee 12
215
109
Feb 25
119%
17%
53'%
57 (8
10% Dee 10
9d
July 2
i
"MOO
...^
40
8%
2,303
8%
8%
17%
2% ,'v 2%
58
58%
4
*3%
1L%
11%
*1-43%
17%
2%
24,000
1,833
4,993
Nor walk Tire A Rubber No oar
<
Preferre 1..
Norwich
—..
1- Dee
23
50
Pnarmacal Co..2.53
5
8
13
Apr 25
Dee
19
20% May
33% Mar
3%May
8 '
*3>2
•
8
..
17% .'•■17'%
2%
v2%
2%
60% .00'g
.
412
*61.;
8%
18'
8 >8
:
17%'
284 ::■■ 2t2
4%
U84
•
60.
63
*61
6 J
*3%
11%
*142
61%
50%
39
41
44
5%:
:
-
49
-'*46
-i
-
5%
'53"
*17% *20
'51%
42
47
47
•
Jan
Jan
39
Jan
,8V Apr
12% Apr
115% Mar
Api
117% Aug
5
45
Jum
58% Nov
Sept 18
323.i Jan
8
13%
20
175
0
105
Oet
Jan 10
Jan
6
Jan 20
Sept 29
8% Aug
113% Not
1
6
De»
% Oci
'u Dm
Jan2fi
17% Jan 10
98
%«
Jm
May
May
May
14% May
47% May
47% May
15
May
84% Jum
4>2 May
->k
2
Jau
Jan
%
Jan
31% Deo
35% Apr
226% May
117,
Deo
23
Jan
59
Jan
58
Jan
26% Jan
97% Deo
"9% Jan
114
101
May
40% aNov 19
27
May
2% Jan 11
27% July 30
13% Feb 7
2% Mas
5%
Jan
25'2 A Hi
42%
Jan
14
Sept
Oet 24
11
Dei
"~39*~Ncv
10.% May
f
3%
.3383
11%
IDs
Us4
14382-143% *143'2
•
.
2%'
60%
3%
11%
58
;144%
-.A
*143(2
•
42
18%
2l%
May
4% May
Feb 6
(4 Jau 10
35
9% Dee 18
50% Apr 29
ariO'2 Dee 9
Dec
Dec
Jan
50
110
Aug
23% Dee 10
id 1% Dec 12
■
27%
110%
30% May
9% May
8% May
15
May
104
1 *8
"li O it 29
23% Nov
105% Nov
7
Oet 3©
N orth wes :ern. Tele srapn—. 50
ar
2
2
6
8
Oet 3
6
616 Jau
Jan
Jan
60
Jan
Jan 10
Aug
Aug
Sept
115
Dee
42%
6
Feb 24
8
June.18
410
3% Dee 9
109% Dec 18
?(2June 3
31
Jan 15
t
15(4
18%
47%
24%
18
Northern Ctentral Ry Co...50
Nor 3tate8Pow 55 pref.No
Jau
112
100
—
Feb 14 i
;' 8
JN Y N H A Hartford..-.100
Caav preferreJ..
Dee 10
108
North American Aviation...1
8
.
New York
16,030
33
*23G
1%
23%
8%
18
)
12%
4%
25
'
'*95 ,100
4.(4
'8%
•....
9%
51%
109% 109% *108% 140%
1-0% 10%
40% 10%
,9Vi
*23'a
r.
9% if 9%
52
12
100
4%
185
115% 146
9%
9%
12
7
Dee
110% Dee 10
N Y Lack A West Ry Cn.. 103
%
,
45
6% tweferred series A—.100
NYCOji dbus
10% poa-cum pref.—5)
46.
*42
4o
3fo
»16
43
U6
9
26
York Central.U.No oar
N Y Chic & St Louis C)... 100
N YAHulcm RR Co
10 J' 2 110
*42
New
2
July'28
27% Jan
10% DSC 10
100% Mar 8
*3%
11%
17%
'
58
530
3%
603
11%
14,833
Ohio Oil Cos.—!—
No par
6^4 Feb 19
Oliver Farm Eiulp
No par
OnribusCirp (me)..——.6
13% Feb 19
8%
2
58
preferred A100
Oape ihelaa C jlli is
No k.ar
Otis Elevator.—..._;.No »ar
Dee 10
Dee 18
Feb 19
9% Dee 10
3
l
10
July 24
23% July 11
5% J.um
8% May
10% Mus
6
7% Mas
23% Apr
14% Mar
10
Jan
104% Jan
7
0%Sept 17
1734 Jan 8
150
Jan 11
Mas
2% Mas
11%Jum
112
124% Jum
150
95
64*
42
■_
,
v.
82%
64%
50%
38%
42
9
23% Jan
7% Jan
19
Apr
99% Apr
De
Nov
3% Ma
5% July 28
23(2 Sspt a
O
7%
17%
49
"42"'"
6
7% Feb 14
17
Air 26
ill
Dec 17
•! 3% Dee 19
:26'g
26-%
7%
,
8
*101% 110
46
28%
27% .28%
*19% 22 ;
1
3>
36%
*r
Dec 10
3% Dee
10
Nat Distillers Pcod.A..No4J«r
N at Ecam A Stamping.No par
Nat Gypsum Cn,..i——t
14.50 caav preferred.No pat
23%
22% 23%
109
107% 107% *107
27» t
(28
28
28%
7%
7(2
7%
7%
42%
12%
12% 12%
37%
)36%
37% 39%
27 '
%
93%
46%
..
8
12%.Tune
,
0% preferred
7%
2%
8%
105% 103
■
9%
47%
45%'
46%
;
4% Dec 18
41 (gMay iO
pat
414.
8%
8%
512 Dee 17
6's Dee 10
12% Dee 19
160%May 27
Nat Cash
Deo 13
101
100
100
,
12 %
86
19% Doc 18
1
14% Jan 3
13% Dec 9
22% Dee 18
6% ccnv preferred...—..1(3
Nat Avtithn Ccrn.—.1.:...5
26,703
13%
4%
12%
'7t%
Hi
Iflj■
1
*24''V_——-
33%
36%
33%
35
*50
*■■
■
*52
51%
*115
'
54
-
45%
For footnotes see page
Aug
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc. ;1
"38" "48%
35
1951 J ,.J
-
10
Natloaal Acme Cc.... 1
46%
17
2%
3
5%
5%
.
*51
93%
44%;.
35
J
;':.1951 FA-
95
8% Jan 11
51% Jan 27
NjV 17
par
J.6%
70
38%
—
Liquidating Co. No
15%
16%
21
21
2034 20 %
2034 2034
185
186
184
*186 ,190
184
185
185.
186 V
14 6%
116% *114
116% *H4.;> 116% *114 .11634 *114
10,
9%
^10%
9% v 9%; 9%
10%
9%
10%
52
' 52
51 "a
53
52 I 51i:
5H2 51%
51%
;
51%
51% :50%
51%
52
51% *51% 54
51%
*114
iv
90
89%
B
1951 J
97
82
0
.1950 J
36
17% Jan
24% Jan
4% July
74 July
15% Nov
74>2 Sept
112
3% Dee 18
14
73
11%
12%
11%
12
12%
12%
*91
100
j-.,*95% IOO, * ..*95% 100 r *95% 100
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4I9
4%
4t»
*10934 11134 *109% HI
*109% 111
*t0934 Hi¬
*11
" lllj
11 '
11
ll rr 11'
10% 10%
i": *35
*30
36
38 f *35
33
:-*3l.f 35
1
I
1
'V* 1:
l'r-i 1%
n
1%
86
89%
36 %
—
.
76% 0 4 21
7%
V
38
37
14
10%
■
6
33%
10%
434
3314
10%
*1%
*13
20% -20%
71%
100% 105
1
*80 £?
.-1955 H'N
Refunding 4s.
—
1952 J
J
Purchased lines 3 !$»-•: -i.
•
2
61% Aor 17
109- N >V 17
4
Dec 10
No oar
Nish-Kfc Ivlnator Ccrp..... .5
Nashv Chatt A SfeLouisji.lOO
2%
8%
108
27%
26%
38%
10
5''>
27%
'
>
101% 104%
926% 41
121% 127
34% 48%
7%
13%
"32
.
Feb 19
9%May
27,800
64
8%
r- 8%
37%
.
15
*%
\V
103
9p 85%
104 % ,10 4%
61)4
65
103
•
39%
Cairo Bridge golU 4s.'.
Litchfield Div lstgoli^s
46
'
"".3% "¥%
19%
3%
16%
,
59
63
64
2%
034
2%8%
*7% •
' 103
8
'■<
10%
*lU
12/% 132%
.
jr
A
30% Aug
12
Jan
■11% D33 10
18% May 6
! l% Dec 18
—
290
1,300
1,900
'
138
38
-.1906 F
6
Mcrrell (J> & Coa.——No par
50,300
94
Sept 20
118% Sept 24
123
Aug 19
113(2 Oct 4
39'2 Jan 8
43% Jan 23
Feb 14
Mar
'
109 > *104% 110- *101% 110
6:l2
-
12
38
40-year 4 H s—...... —
Feb
124%
33% May:
Oet 2-^
1512 Oct 2 "*
1
July 16
3% Aug 2
1,7% Aug 4
Mar 27
115
Nabco
3%
4
60%
.
37%
*13
108% 112%
J;
-.1952 A O
Collateral trust gold is.
(77"
142
Pcefeisred'series Bi..No par
84 preferred series C.No par
1,900
2314
11%
13%
.
gold 4s:--.
1961 ./
registered
gold 3)4s..- — 1951 ./
1051 A
Extended 1st gold 3 VjK- ->
-.1951 M1st gold 3s sterling- . j.
1st
6% Jan
26
'
4% Jan 11
79% July 28
% Oct31
Dec 9
12% Dec 9
14.50 preferred.._i„No par
*105% 110
*10712 117% *107% 117% *107% 117% *107% 117% *107's 117% *1Q7% 117%
-
■,4s
112
j 1
19%
4%8%
..
■*105
•
1981 J. J
45% Jan 10
3
1,800
13
13
43s
24-"
24%
22% 23%
23% 24%
*107% 109
*107% 109 *107% 109
29
29 v< 29%
29 :
27%
29%
8
7%
8
734
7%
v 8% fl
'?«%
1134
11%
12%
13%
12%" -'12% V. 12%
10
mn
Wi
2%»ser A
;
9% Feb
:•
5% preferred;..-h.:
100
Murray Corp of America—10
Myers (I E) A Bro
No par
12%
( 4%
;11%
11%,. 12%
i
52
4.900
16%
a:2%
*5%
17
16%
28%
'37%
50
90%
103% 105%
AO
A O
*38% Dee
12% Apr
•
Jan 14
125
9
Dec 10
19%
1 3%
»16
4%
109
Hi .12
89
*88
J
UN
28% May
May
6% May,
;ll%May
23»j May
103
May 1
6
9% Jau
1% DPC
j
Cnrpu..4..L.»■>. ..10
M>Kan-TexaaRR..._No oar
7% preferred series A. —10(3
150
4%
19%
*59%", 6034
35%
'•26% :26
28%
-
'
J
,#N,
./ D
MN
e\ A
'
*107%113
4%
4%
38%
36'2 36%
4%
*36%
17%
3%
59%
:
76
*33%
*42
1999
Hoe (R) Co 1st mtge. i... - t -1944
tl*HousatOaic Ry co is g 5s. .il937
Houston Oil 4 K» debs. v£ - - — i 95 a
Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s ser A.... 1962
Hudson Co Gas 1st g 5v.... —. 1949
Hudson A Matihat 1st 5s A - - - -1957
♦AdJ lncome 5s—--.--.-Febl95/
AUF
24
17% July 24
39% Jau 9
6
22%
6
U%
23%
1% :
65% 66
a:110' 110
•
">
.-...1949
nref-ii.—loo
g6.50 preferred, a.;—No par
'"To
37
51
11"
i11
23%* 23%
.
-■
cum 1st
Mission
116
23
3812
19%
*13
11%
*72
*105
?>
73%
91
64
H
4 J^s
10
.
May
84% Mar
87%
'
♦31
cm
A7H
J
A
Deo 10
Mar
5,200
1%
13%
116
26
'
•
8%
7%
11%
*4%
J
82
29(4 Sept 3
4% D ec 10
106
8%
400
.22%' 22%
*110
*334
23%
■
2%
73
26
v
.62 -f, 65 V,
5
U).%
70
•
91
O
J
26
43
4 % co av pref series B—.100
3,500
4,600
*35%
'
Gulf Mob A Nor
85
53% Fel
24% May
2% May
11% May
30% Apr 2
37
Jan 15
Feb 14
Ml it* M >Uae Power lmnl...l
12%
13
4% ;% 4%
3.9I2 *36%
8%
13%
4%
!
62%
68
2%
8 <h
8%
«;V 7%i':-' 8 (
.
Feb
Feb
t'Harpen Mining 6s-
*51%
*63%
35
*100
99%
74%
39
76%
93%
>
73
82
1
.
11%
93% 104%
211
93 H
Gulf Mobile A
14
60
142:
31%
108%
99
32 i
84
J
♦Debentures ctfs
pref.i.—..150
14% May
May
Fel
2
1,
33% Oct
6% Dee
9% Jan
108% Dec
7% May
64
July 15
Aug 22
71
N >v 27
Deo 19
60%
36%
2
'
105% 109
33
»
65 »
68
'
82
1946 J
A West deb ctfs A.
82
70% Mar 19
Dec 17
27% May 29
3% Fib 15
21% Feb 15 ;
;58
90
.
96
82M
_
5%
14
*62%
79
82 '4
1946 J
series G.i,
On mtge 48 series H w&i.
Gen mtge 3 %* series I - v. ■
103%
109%
93%
106%
2%
46%
5%
09
46
t
General mtge 4s
1.5%
13%
•.
55
1961 J
1952 J
,
34
13%
34
45%
.
96
59%
./
1976 J
1977 J
"
Dec
Mil l-Honeywell Regu.No mr
5,300
14
12%
12% 13%
42% 13% 20,103
13%
13%
14
162% *145
1621s
163% *150
162% *150 ' 162% *150
*140
145
*140
1.45
139 = •■ 139
TTq
*139% 142
15 vl 15%
16
15
1534
3,403
15% 15% : 15%
15% 15%
*34
35
34
34
33
33
*33% 35
600
34%.
32%
3
2%
2%
2%
27«
2%
2%
2% 19,200
2%
2%
46%
46(4
46% !46% 47%
47% 12,500
"46%. 47%
46% '47
6%
534
5% i 5%
5?8
5% = 6
5%' ' 6%
6,103
13%
14
14% 14% ...1,400
13%: 14
13%
13% 13%
•13%
14
2%
65
4 «sser A .—
General 5 lA» series B
General 5s series C-i—i..
General 4 «« series D-t.i'
General 4 )4« series E - — -.
13%
15%
(.
1944, A'
5
v
Dec 19
12%
22%
6%'
7
11% 11%
113
434'
61
♦LI)'
J950 J
9% Apr
47% Jan
5
7
0
V
^9
*150
142
L
Nov
8% Sept
Meroh A Mln Trans Go .No pat
Mesta Mashlne Ce—......5
Miami Cappec—
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Mld-Conttlent Petroleum.. 10
Midland Steel Prod..l
No nar
530
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23
7%
12
23%
2%
12
4%
4%n
*138
1956 J
Anr
29
Jun-
15% Sept 18
110
Dec 19
2%
1%
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36%
66% '■66
.
23%
6.)%
61%
*150
1945 A
May
May
5
,
♦112
22%
13%
14
24
-
Jun
5
16% Jan
17% Apr
MI«»h Dec
17% Mav
20
Feb
Apr
Mar
105
■
,90 "
9J %
*51%
55
11% ■11 V
13%
4%
'
18
Ir sec 7s
11
18
109% ,Jan
9% July
10
2%
13%
%«■
:
,
*8%' ' 9%
2
Hocking Val 1st co .s g
conv 1st
Mm
18
101% Apr 30
caav
5%
9
93
29
Feb 15
6
Melvillei Shoe Carp———.1
Mengel Cd (The)-.;..—1
330
1,309
106
*l;17i4 123 V *117% 123
110
110* *107%111%
110
24% 25%
26%
25% 26(2
22%
17
X 9
18%
deb 5s w w .
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8t Louis
4,900
'35
13
116,
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17%
4%
18)4
Great Northern
.
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(
Aug 18
109% Nov
25% Jan
9% July
37% Sept
9% Dec 9
101%89Ptll
SO )referred series A.No par
S5.50 pref serB w w .No par
100%
13%
110
3%."3%
17% 17%
13
35%
98
15%
Point Term lstguSs..
Cons El row (Japu..) 7s.With dec! iratlou v.
'
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26% Dec
preferred...100
Mead Carp———i—No par
7,100
1,600
99
1%
110
27%
38
16%
9f
■■
10
AgensfGHs. —
With declaration -
1
6%
49
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19%
x
ft)
1st
'
5i4% preferred...k^.10O
■laLsllan Stnrea Co..—....1
2,800
rot t's
' '■'■
*112
4%
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13%
4% ,? 4%
12
12%
13
.
13
Grays
■T
MtKesson A Robbihs Inc..18
200
26%
6%
vol %
1%
66'
19%
14
36
35
..
9%
121%
8
h
14
4%
12%
8%
13%
4%
23 %
*
72%
121
95%
,*13%
4%
12%
8%
13%
4%
3%
96
Gotham BID Hos
'
3,000
16%
.,
19
3't;.
314 V: 3% VVV 3
i;' 3%
3
6
5%
5%
5%'
5%
6
7%. .' 7% ^ 7%
7%
7%
7%|
7
7%
a: 14%:: 14% i -14%
14%
13% 14%|, 13% 14
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163% *16078 183% *160% 164% *t60%. 104%
93%
12%
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♦Green Bay
27%
,
13%
92% j 89%
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3%
.)%■■
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% *Good Hope Btetd A
Goodrich (BF) 1st 4
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53-1949 J D
-. — 1945 j
j
♦20-years f deb6s...... 1948 MN
Castings 5>is w w
1949 j
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Mclatyre Porcupine Ml.jes—6
10% May
10
May
14<2May
16
11% Dec 9
103% Feb20
14% Dec 19
6
Dec 18
MeGraw Elec Cn....»w
t
McGravr-Hlll Pub Co._N0.Dar
2,000
22%
22%
26%
6
13%
•%
11
4%
3%
17%
16%
V
50
64%
7%
8%
v; 7%
.1982 MN
Gen Steel
Gouv &
22%
16%
:
123
2%
£1%
37
3%
3%
•
65
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'
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1%
§♦.41 iking f ind deb 6 >$8_—4.1940 J
W Ith dec! iratlon...... *
_
■
2,800
1,400
3,200
14%
6
57
116
23
113
i t
19%
16%
104% 107"
96
99%
96%
J
-195'.l J
103
103
deposit....
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t* .eorglaA
Dec 18
MeCrory Stores Onrp.i..—.1
6% oonv nreferredi-—-100
36%
36%
17
-1956
coll trust 6a— 4956
El Of Berg Co cons g
en
8
McCall Corp. .•»^^.I..No par
100
4%
30%
May
96% Jun*
i
Jan
N
A
*8%
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)107
1,300
6%
29%
53% Jan
2% Ma*
20
'
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♦Certificates of
9
Dec 11
200
*109
113
4-3»
38%
f
J,--;,.
Francisco Sugar
De?
90
3.800
8%
Pet shot..
36% Ma*
28
13
16%
20
1%
13>4
.13%
'
-.
19% .19%
100% 101
Fairbanks Morse del)
Firestone Tire & Itub
160
1
16
4 S-
1954 F
Highest
$ per share S
shore
56% Sept 1!
27g Jan 1'
Apr 1
D8319
par
1938 At 8
V Ernesto Breda 7a—.......
10
net
$3 oreferred...—1..N0 par
88 lsi cam pref..U.No par
111
8
20
■
1%
■
1%
'■22%
0%
11%
7%
11%
21 ' 23..
2% r 2%
*50% ,55
1034 10%
63'a 66%
10'4
66%
66% *
„
56%
82% 103%103
121'%
7
1L%
51%
4
10%
46%
101
103%
AO
34%
23'
20%'
'7%
*H5s :U78
22% 22%
*1%
2%
105
80 1
23%'
'7
■
;
34%
16%
13
May Department Sthres
MivtagCi
j-.-No
1,400
'
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60%
60%
59%
1
101
12
.
101%
120
V/N
38
27%
103%
•
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36
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VI f
j
3,100
2,200
90
14%
6%
28%
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21%
26%
5%
16%
13%
1
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•
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f
64%
58%
■*f
*54"
274*
40%
53
-51%
54%
~r * + -
Lowest
g rt«r share
42
Dec 18
Par
13
-
15%
6%
29%
6
6
1%
57
2%
6Q% }
,
99%
42
UN
1975 AO
♦§ Ref A impt 5s of 1930 .i
J
1st cons M 4 Jtsser A w L... 1957. /
'
80%
158
53%
G
to
196Z
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42
97%
15
*106
1%
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•
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84
;i 93 %
97M
J
♦Gen oonv 4» series D
♦.Series U
'
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J
t*Erle RR 1st cons g 4s prior..
;
- Prior4s registered—.. - .: 1996
;
♦istconsolgen Hen g4s..—. ,1996
1996
Gen 4s registered..
1953
■*Oonv 4» series A
;*■»
Range for Previous
Year 1940
Range Since Jan. t
On Basis of LOQrShare Lots
*105
108
29%
27%
5%
*106
"2," * 2 J
*12%
;•
?: 7#
*1-38
70
55%
.
53%
f
.1996 ,/
90
8%
13%
•
12%
24%
27
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14
13 ! ;-13%
13%
*
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• hi
"1%
; i%
1%
1%
,*l3i4
.13%-. 141
v*i8%ri4%
91% 91»4 ;9J% -9278
92%
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:
118
118
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*107% ill ! *107fell 1' *107%
27
27%
27% 277ij
26%
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102
103% 106%
105%
O
4
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98
160
; 8
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149%:152 V
rot>%
99%
99%
O
1905
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678
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60
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1
91
108
17
16% ; 16%
20% 21
) 20% 20%
102-;* *101% 103
il01% 103
34
31%
35
34%
351
31
1V,2?
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J
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Elec Auto-Litle 2 \i s debs.....; 1950 J t)
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—
24
) 26%
fl'
16%
'
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191
16%
93
21
100
3514
22
27?
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102... 102 I
35
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7
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22%
f
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92
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22%
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26
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STOCKS
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net
10
9%
9%
9%
9%
10
"t% 10
106
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107% 107% *10612 107% 106
6
6
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108% I *95-, 106% *l>0i
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73
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58
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58
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59
57%
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30(4 30%
'30% 30%
30%
30%
30%
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22% 22% *22% 23%
10%
■10834
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12%
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12«4' 13
108%
103% *108A 109% *108
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16
10
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15%
16%
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7
7%
7% < 7%
7%
28% 29
28% 29
28% 29
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10
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%
133
"
exchange
.
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share
42
42%
1
l'«
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S
42%
1%
1%
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,
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43%
16
'
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%
46
Tunnel 4^8....1961
1
%
I
■the
1
Dee. 19
18
share
'1%
41%
43%
1%
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95
*
8 per share
*108
29
.•
108%
17%
7%
17%
43%
1%
10%
*93
13
109
7%
41
S^s.-.1962
ti^DulSou Shore & A tig 53....1937
Duquesne Light 1st M3>ts.u...1965
■
1%
250
43
Dnl Miss & IrRvige Ry
i
■i. 1)4
11
.1995 J D
...
.
13
103%
103% 106
106
1!4
A
Dec.
47
Dee.
16
share
fw
43%
,l-38
1%
16%
1634
*103
105
D
deb 2 las..k.
Dow Chemical
*45%".^%
103""
*103%
9%
*
F
Detroit Edison 4s ser F. —1~.. 1965 A O
Gen & ref ratge 3M» ser G.. .1966 M .S
Gen & ref 3s ser H. - - ■*. -—- - i 1970 J JJ
lien g4s—..1995
9
"
♦Assented (sub-J to plan).... FA
♦Ref & ltnot 5s ser B-Apr 1978 A O
t*Des M & Ft Dodge 4»ctts... 1935
t*D«s Plains Vallst gtt4)*s—.1947
210
10 H
-1936
t*Denv & R G W gen 5s... Aug 1955
,
52%
108%
49)4
103)4
43%
100T
*9 1' ,;9t|
S
share
tw
1*4
*93
t03%H09
21
*103
1st mortgage 4 Me....... -1969
-1936.
♦.■Second gold 4s
.
50'^
106K
J
..1969
1st & ret
t§*Dei&RG 1stco »8g4s_,
8 ♦Consol gold 4^8-......
1(13. ;
101
105)4
-Iters,
-
Dec. 15
8
$ »er share,
43 ■, 44 ■'
Dayton P <fe L 1st mtge 3s..
Dayton U nlon Ry 3 )*s ser B.
Del & Hudson 1st A ret 4s.—
Del Power & Light 1st 4Ha
Detroit Term
13
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
High
■
D
Detroit & Mae 1st
Monday'
'Saturday
■Dee.
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Coin.)
■
NEW YORK STOCK
for
Since,
Jan\ 1'
05 6<3
Sales
High sale prices
low anb
•
.BONOS
N. Y, STOCK EXCHANGE
1615
....
46 V
*■5%
*47 "-
47
*51'
51
46%
For footnotes-see. page
18
62
4(2
48
1618,
I
46
5L%
51%
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;
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4% 4.4%
51% *43%
48
52
54'
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46
♦46%
18
4%
■
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47
18
5% ;• ■ •5.,v.. ; 5%
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43%
18%
*.-..
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43%
...
10
4%
51 %
5,709
18%
303
52
303
70
...
47%
14.033
6% preferred.:
Otis Steel Co
$5.50
caav
a
-
-
-..
...100
_•—No Par
1st pref..No par
■Outboard Marine & Mfg....5
Outlet Co..—
No car
Preferred...;.—I.......100
Oveas-Uliiols Glass Cg.42.50
140
June
3% Dec
40's A >r 16
16
48%June
120
Mar 26
34%May
10% Jan 10
60% Aug 27
26% Jin
56(2 Oet
June
1
120
6
9
Mar 26
50% July 16
7
21
May
May
19
June
47
May
115% May
42
June
Mar
5% Apr
18%
12%
47
Jan
Deo
Jan
Nov
32*4 Apr
55
120
64%
Jan
Jau
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL &
1616
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Tuesday, December 23, 1941
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Friday
Dec.
13
Dec.
Dec.
15
Dec.
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
16 :
17
$ per share
$ per share
5
Last
Range or
! at
Sale
Friday's
|n£
Price
100-Share Lots
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
Illinois Central RR
$ per share $ per share
$ per share
$ per share
Par
4s registered
47«
4.i4
4%
18
18
11
*3%
6%
10
18
18%
7%
18«8
1858
*2834
14%
100
101
150
150
1378
6
2
2%
14%
14%
1
1
20%
2%
Dg
13%
105
*1'8
25U
25%
16
16
1%
1%
247g
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1%
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lij,.
1378
16
74
76
100
25%
25
25%
15%
1%
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12H
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13
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77
13%
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44%
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45
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1%
4384
4334
20
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12%
19
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40
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77:
73
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%
1978
;
78%
77%
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.
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44%
137g
334
29
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207g
5%
-
5
44%
19%
♦42
19%
20
25S4
5%
26
5%
,
73
8%
77%
70
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j
46
14
118
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3%
3%
3%
29 ;
29%
29%
118
.
5
5
♦4%
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*62
67%
19,200
'
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2%
-
„
w,
»
•>,:
45
b
•
-
30
$6 preferred,....i..No par
3
Philco Corp
Philip Morris A Co Ltd.-... 10
Preferred 4%% series..
J100
-3% ,3%
*29% 31
*4% .5
:
6% preferred.... 100
July
46% Dec
3% July
t
Oot 22 4
2
,
A tig
77
:
t 52
;
July
30
$5conv preferred.^.iNo par
2,000
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co.-i—1
Pitts Ft Way & Chic Ry Co 100
163
7% preferred..i,..—.. 100
174
480
105%
13
Deo
107g
1st lien A ref 6 ]Ah
7%
174
7%
7%
174
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4%
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*
a
4%
-
4%
5%
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61
714
27%
58%
•:».7'^
28
.
7%
Li
4
4%
3,400
4%
1,800
Pittsburgh Steel Co...No par
50%
230
2/
27%
840
7% pref class B__.._:..100
5% pref class A.-.--...100
27%
27
58%
58
58
7%
26%
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.-■:7
26%
7
7
r,
.
59
59
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170
,
1,100
7%
s
Mar
010% May
62% Jan
384 Dec
Jones A
>
May
May
May
"25%
'•
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May
\i. 5*4 Dec
j
6% May
>26% Deo 17
51
5%% 1st ser conv pr pf.100
Pittsburgh & West Va.„
100 .'•re
164
Pit Youngs Asht Ry 7% pL 100
—
7%.Jan 6
9% Jan 10
43%:Jan
:
i\43 : Nov
,4%
>
Jan
;
"Apr
Deo
29% Apr
,24 ? Apr
87S Nov
•¥
1%
1%
15%
18%
4%
1%
15%
l'a
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15%
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9%
18
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-
4%
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10
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10%
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11
7% :■
7%
.
7
7%
7%
7%
*23%
51%
,
4%
Pittston Co (The)a...4;.No par
.b
Plymouth Oil Co
17%
100
Pond Creek PocahontasNo par
>4%
4.600
♦17
4%
4%
11.
10
6% ,.,7"
>; *7%.
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•
: 6%
7%
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.
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52
5112
119
119
6,700
2,000
23%
51
51%
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24
24
1%
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4
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7%
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27?
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62
51%
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15
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4%
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15%
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7,000
7% ,>•'
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B—.—N0 var
Pcstal Teleg Inc pref,.No par
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc—.1
400
5%
5%
300
25
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68
May
3% May
.
30
'
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conv
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tr
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n
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20
5% pf (ser of Feb 1 *29). 100
50%
(Jan
Kings Co Lighting 1st 5s. .,...1954 J
May
Feb
Apr
■>.
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12%
-77%
80
27,800
i,200
94
:
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79
117g
75%
♦87.
94
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700
108% 108% *104
123
125% 125%
12%
200
108%
,
125%
•
116% *113
116%
116% *113
110% *113
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21%
21%
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20%
21%
21%
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12
11%
11
11%
11% IDs
11%
11%
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11%
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101% 101%
104
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10
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21 May > 45% Nov
.63 June
71% Apr
112% May 118% Jan
a
•
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6% preferred-100
7% preferred
......100
8% preferred—.100
114
29,700
1,600
92
4,400
9%
3
117% Oct 2
-:i^4 Dec 9 .is 29% July 22
12
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7
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39,000
400
28% Dee >43% Apr
May
115% Jan
Dec
6% preferred
......100 £94 Mar 7
5% conv preferred---..100 >83% Feb 15
Purity Bakeries
No par
8% Dec 10
'
107% Dee 3
95% Aug '8
12% Oct 24
1107$ May
126
>
143
128:
June
145
May
465:
'.
Apr
Mar
Apr
114%
Oct J18'
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167a May
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11% May
6% Oct
84
Jpnt
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89
May
73% May
:■ v
9 '«lun«
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•
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1
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27g
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7% preferred.:..100
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%
200
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24
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J
27
1 "4
53
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25
16
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6
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9
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12%. Jan
6% May
10'3 Nov 19
6
67% Jan 28
61
2
8
4%
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55
Mar
13
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884 Nov
A uv
13%
Feb
May
23734 Junt
10%
Jan
63%
Dec
7
60
May
69
May
2
14
May
10584 Sept
Dec
11
97
Jan 13
4% Dec
9
It
Jan
Apr 21
129
3
Sept 24
60
7% May
70
June
117
237g Dec 18
34% Jan
30% Dec
44
May
62
56
$2.50
conv
preferred.No par
1 Rutland RR 7% pref
100
53% Jan 13
714 Feb 14
12% Aug 26
9?8 Jan 27
8
5-% Jan 16
Nov 24
14;'4 May
21
42
4834 Jan 14
1
Aug 2
1
8I4 Dec 10
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95
.
:
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40
62%
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61
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6
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114%
122
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78%
S
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Lou A Jeff Bridge Co gu 4s... .1945 At S
"93%
93
114%
122%
80%
107%
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36%
33%
31
30%
93
103%
95%
A
J
53
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14%, 31%
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lit
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51
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Louisville Gas A Elec 3Ms
8
45.ri 40c
19
69
32 >61
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ser
8
26%.. 29
27
93
Louisiana A Ark 1st 5s
.
29..'.„v 30%
'
Long Island unified 4s....... .1949 At 8
Guar ref gold 4s
1949 At 8
......
100
36%
68»
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.,
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25%
Liggett A Myers Tobacco 7s>.':1944 A O
5s debenture^::>^-.::i:195L FA I*—
Lion Oil Ref conv deb 4Mb. ...1952 A O 1100
Little Miami gen 4s ser A:.... 1962 MN
.1946 F
>,
n
75
>
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68
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3
17
56
3
92
98%
99%
92% 99%
114% 122%
122
76%
128
88
106% 111
107% 109%
Louisville A Nashville RR—
1st A ref 5s series B....... .2003
100%
1st A ref 4Mb series C..... .2003
1st A ref 4s series D....,„ .2003
88
1st A ref 3%s series E,..._ .2003
I
100
95%
83%
«er A ext... .1950
101%
Unif mtge
3Ms
....
101
94%
«
95%
88
89
83%
85
99% 105%
92% 101
87% 96%
83%
91%
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3s— .1980 At S
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101%
101%
101 % 105%
105
.1960
105
105
104
104
103% 106%
84% 88
83%
St Louis Div 2d gold
Mob A Montg 1st g 4Mb
....
*...._•
1945 M S
South Ry
J
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Atl Knox A CInc Dlv 4s.... 1955 UN
f ♦Lower Aust Hydro El 6Mb,. 1944
F
88%
88%
109%
110%
108% 112
88%
83% 90
108% 111
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/,
M
Maine Central RR 4s
ser
A—. 1945
44%
6% May
143, Aug 22
May
57g May
4% May
3%
Aug
ID* Nov
11% May
12% Dec
Oot
% Dec
45%
9% Nov
7%
47%
44%,
Jan
12
Feb
22%
Apr
15% Nov
48% Nov
J
—
O
A
Stamped
O
ser A..Apr 19-10 CI
A
1945 Q
A
O
...
McCrory Stores deb 3%——1955
J
McKesson A Robblaa 3M8....1950 J
Mead Corp 1st mtge 4Ms. —.1955 At S
Metrop Ed 1st 4 Ms series D—1968 At S
Metrop Wat Sew A D 5Ms
1950 A O
{{♦Met W Side El (Chic) 4s...1938
1% Feb
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see
68
A
(Stamped mod) ext 5s
page
1619.
F
A
28
47%
81%
87%
44
70
25
36 %
88%
98%
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J
1947 .4
t§*Man G B A N W 1st 3Mb_. 1941
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46%
70
47%
80%
48%
45%
89
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I)
Oct
Apr 15
96
:
25%
,93.al
O
{♦Market St Ry 7s
7
Oct il
6
87
83
68
•*23
Dec
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B.10
2»4 Dec
82
38%
71
Manila RR (South Lines) 4s... 1959 At N
Jan
Feb
Antelope Copper Mines.
'
70%
-i.
Nov
l)eo
1434
Apr
Roan
'
89%
v
67%
•
>
n
Gen mtge 4Mb series A-.:.. 19G0
Mauatl Sugar 4s s f.,..Feb 1 195/ MN
Ma/iila Elec RR A Lt s f 5s... 1953 At 8
97%
157g
50
93%
'•> 87
36.
;
(36;
24% Nov
70% May
May
2234 Jan 6
101% Feb 10
Aug 16
9f>%
..10
89
50
83%
O
Apr
71%
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89
49-79
Jan
1
Apr
77
60
"
99%
Jan
July 33
96
97
May
Jure
93 M
'
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A
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92%
56%
57%
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68,
75 'j r> 76?
J
A
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Apr
23
May
94 >101
78%
D
Lex A East 1st 50-yr 5s gu.J::1965 A
Libby McNeil A Llbby 4s1955 J
37% May
1934 Jun«
Apr 22
6l2 Dec 10
9'2 Apr30
7'2 Apr 21
5434 Dec 19
3431 Dec 19
84 Apr 10
Apr
17%
4
96
86
76%
76%
registered..:...2003
Unit mtge 4s ser 11 ext.
2% Sept 17
V
/'.•
29?g May
17
1% Apr
22% Mar 12
7
May
978 May
Dec
23
'
May
Ruberoid Co (roe)....No par
*%
273.4 Aug 12
24
13% May
Dee
43%
Jtirn
15% May
3%
39
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp... 1
38
4
18% July 25
>
A »r
8% May
757g Mai
900
80
29% Aug
34
69
Apr
Sept 24
15% July 28
July 1
10% Jan 6
1,400
10
18% July 28
2% Nov
7%
95
Richfield Oil Corp.....No par
45%
2
334 Jan 2
5512 Oct 1
21% July 25
.62% Jan
4% May
4812 May
8 084
Rltter Dental Mfg.,..No par
*11%
4
Apr 17
67S Dec 10
78i2 Dec 1
4i.j Dec 10
600
97g
45%
478 Jan
5%% co iv preferred..,. 100
Reynolds Spring
1
Reynolds Metals Co.—No par
2,700
1,500
9
8
10% Dec 10
22% Dec 13
2012 Dec 11
Reliable Stores Corp...No par
Reo Motors v t c..—
884 Dec
23'4 Jan
5
100
6% conv preferred,.....100
6% conv prior Preiser A. 100
2,200
3%
38'a Mar 14
Dec 9
1st pref.. 100
Reitublic Steel Corp-..No par
48.800
9%
.>
...—.....
40
500
4%
7%
3%
Hosiery
Preferred
29,600
24%
7%
Real Silk
Rels (Robt) A Co
Dsc 10
16
■"
50
4% 1st preferred....
4% 2d preferred —. ....50
Rensselaer & Sara RR Co. .100
290
9%
preferred.., ....100
Raybestos Manhattan. No par
110
50
3%
conv
2
1
Rayonier Inc..
$3 preferred....—. .....25
Reading Company.... ..—60
400
140
51
1
Radio-Keith-Orpheum.
6%
par
Reliance Mfg Co...10
73
7%
1st pref.. No
Remington-Rand—.. ^: >., >: 1
Preferred with warrants..25
114
82
conv
100
5,200
3%
3
700
$3.50
2i2 Dec 10
48
Dec 11
%
08 M
#
94%
v
77M ,ii 76%
A
4 Mssfamped imodlfled.. ..'.2003 MJti
•,-} V4Ms registered.2003
6b stamped modifled.'.:.>>>:2003 MN
Lorlllard (P) Co deb 7s
Radio Corp of Amer... No par
6,100
.
5
*6%
9%
30
5,000
17%
97%
81%
99
81%
114
34%
1
*77
4%
56
1
*97
17%
99
•
24%
4%
24
8%
36
77%
......
7
10%
8%
GO
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4
7
1
17
400
1%
13%
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•
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8%
1%
81%
5%
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10%
37%
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20%
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8%
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1
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7
8%
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1%
1%
44%
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1
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1%
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9
1,500
1,800
241.1
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7%
100
45
24%
10%
25
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8%
16
11%
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12
9%
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10%
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10%
24%
25%
9
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5%
17
16%
9%
24%
16%
11%
11%
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5%
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17
44%
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1634
60,200
49%
47
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2%
49
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97g
2%
•'*96*-
/.
5s debenture..
2%
49%
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9%
R
■''''
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2%
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16%
23s
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27g
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A
,...2003 M N
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4s stamped
27g
34
•
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.......
234
34
J,; 4.
57%,;4 68%
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56% >,57
1st A ref s f 5s..1974 FA
,:58
'( SL-V.H:: 58;.>
dfc stamped
1974
V 40. : :;.v 42,
Leh Val Harbor Term gu 5s..>1954 FA
Lehigh Valley N Y.4M? ext.1950 J
J ;> 45% j-. 45%.-: .46%
Loew's Inc s f deb 3Ms—
*9
103
106% 108%
104% 107%
102% 105%
•;
♦Long Dock Co 3%s ext to... .1950
'
106%
102%
O
A
f • Lombard Elec 7s series A.*. .1952 J
9%
.
106% 108%
V
,
100
.94
86
170 '
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i()5M.
yr i
1st 4c refiS f
.
>
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5s stam ped...
1944
ls,t A rel s f 5s..1954 F A
.v h6«.stamped. .1
?„«.■... 1954
■
•
[. j 1378; Oct 2
92%
81%
161
«
106%,
J
Lehigh A N Y 1st gu g 48.,.,. 1845 M S
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
:
i*
88
83%
*155
J
Cong sink fund 4Mb ser C^,1954 J
Lehigh A New Rug RR 4s A.>1965 lA: O
l% Mar
Feb
80
•>•'
L>*lat mtge Inoome reg.>.:>:.1975
Lehigh Coal A Nav b ( 4 Mb. A,V 1954
Mdy >22% Feb
%
s.
16
109% 110%
30% 40%
77% 83
40%
.
■
18%
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
Jan
Jan
Dec
16% Apr
161% July
151% July
p
1997
■
.
41% Nov
73% Dec
>
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7
3 M» registered......
v
>
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,
■
4% May j,? 9h
5
May .^li;
48%
69
75%
107% 110
95
.
May
,178 1
49%
59%
64%
109
♦72
J
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Lake Sh A Midi Sou g 3 Ms ..1997 J D
13% Nov '■a 16% Nov
167
2
29%: Jao 9
Jan 11
7584 Deo 18 .110
.
Dec 19
123% Jan 15
Jan 4
10712 Nov 21 107
123. Dec 19 158% Feb 11
Pub Serv Corp of N J--:No, par
109
Coll tr 6s series A..i>..^^.1942 F A
i.
46%
154
95%
"32%
> 32
(>.
j#Laclede Gas Lt
:
•
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12%
127g
12%
12%
11%
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82
82
82
82
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96
96%
95%
967s 98
96%
9734 97%
11034 D034 ♦I087g 113> *108% 110% *108% 110%
128
127
124
124
127
127% 126% 127%
66%
*U0M
40%
Li-.'
85% Dec
Via May
1 -v
60
v
Apr
64*4 May
£
50
88
64%
1st A ref 6Ms......:a....'il954 J
J
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3Ms..-,1961 At S
Dec
41% Jan
6% Feb
>5% May
8% Jan 10.
.
92
38-
.
Deo
i "-»7, Nov
July 28
-
99%-
59%
J
>49
,
13% Jan. 6
13% Jan 6
£23
Dec 11 14034 Jan 2
50' Dec 10 >6l%Sept 9
120
115 June 14
July 24
1st pref.—..,.—5
2d pref
50
147% 117%
384 Dec^ 0
484 Feb 14
.>
21-
58%
93%
39
J
J
Plain...:..
i.w^...li)6l
J
4Mb unguaranteed..i—j.-. 1961 J
Kings County EI L A P 68.._>,1997 AO
97% May
.27% May P
2% May
36
66
May
22 May. t>287|
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17
43
36 M
Kresge Foundation 3% notes >.1950 At S '102%
34
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16 June,5
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18%
J
J
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Kentucky Central gold 4s.:...1987 J
Kentucky A Ind Term 4Mb—1961 J
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^.:_...:.i.^..il961 J
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;
75%. Jan- 3
Dec 10 ',15' July 15
164
.32%
38
t Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
*ctfs w w stmp (par *645).. 1943
f
w w stmp (par $925).. 1943 MN
♦ctfs with warr (par $925).. 1943
,10% Feb
25% June > 40% Jan
47 j
37% May
Jan
> 87% Deo
p 70
June
11% Dec
14% Nov
7
'Oct 16
Mar 31
*84
O
......
.
7
29
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29
15
Jan
J
♦Certificates of deposit.
Kan-City Sou 1st gold 3s.. — 1950 A O >59%
Ref A fmpt5s.a.
J
Apr 1950 J
Kansas City Term 1st 4s...^..1960 J
J
Nov
23
May "*13%
17% May > 48%
?:15
6
1
-
Laughlin Steel 3^8—1961 J
Kanawha A Mich 1st gu g 4s.. 1990 A
t§*K C Ft 8 A M Ry ref g 48.1936 A
Nov
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8
65
31"
„
K
Feb
Deo
Jan
,4
46%
•16%
1% June
>
.Oct
-Feb
>
95%
95
%
44
76%
83%
30%
.1.
tJan
45% Feb-14
44
James Frankl A Clear 1st 4s.. 1959 J D
961J May
4%I
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23.
15
9 -V
Dec 10
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96
38%
M
23g Mar
Dec
June
.
168
5 .181
39%
H
S
20
51 %
102% 105%
101% 105%
44% Apr
23% Nov
15
23%; Jan 11
i
Aug 19
A
M
1%
37%
40%
35 M
Feb
9
fit* Dec 10
Pitts Screw & Bolt..— -No par
4%
50%
'
59%
7%
'
5
4%
♦49
52
52
'
51
4J4
5%
4%
•
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5%
53%
174
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59
59
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7%
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174
53
27%
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*.
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50
50
27%
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8
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4%
5%
5%
51
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7%
;
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7%
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18
45
J
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18%
8
96
A
.....
Int Telep A Teleg deb g
Debentures 5s
58
'
91
1947 F
4&S..1952 J
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18
90
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91
Int Rys Cen t Amer 1st 5s B.: :. 1972 M N
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Nov
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■
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19
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15.
.
-
22%
105%
104%
103
8
%
8%
6
103 M
f 6s series A.
s
'97%
>
14
11
10M
.....
10934 Oct 9
: 3
Dec- 9
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4% Dec 17 r 884 Jan -2
86
Dec 11 -:84
Jan 30
10984 Oct
11
104 M
Ref
./
66%
15%
28%
106% 108%
102% 107%
98
101%
35
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9% June
1
9
v
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6
149
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P
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10M
1944 A
99
43
10
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10M
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1947 J
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Sept
71
6
8
May
38
Jan 21 a'27%
10 H
O
Internat Hydro EI deb 6s._
30% July 11
ll%May
Pitts Coke A Iron Corp:JVo par
67%
66%
3% Jan
60% July
500
-
-
./
A
7
Intemat Paper 5s ser A A B
5% Junp
4
J
100%
11M
JM
Jan
29% Dec
13% May
84May
9
3
89% Sept 4
384 Aug 20
O
Apr
1% May
.
6
Jan
105%
100%
100
100
June
6% May
7
105
100 %
1
4% May
May
Oct 30
O
♦1st 5sseries B........-...1956 J
♦1st g 5s series C
......1956 J
Apr
10
64
15
deb4S.-...1947 A
31
45%
Jan
99
>
A
1952
20 M
.....
10M
20 M
25%
% May
4
3
3
eonv
J
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♦Adjustment 6s ser A...July 1952
Jan
4% Mar
,
May
634
Jan 11
r
Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s ser
Inspiration Cons Copper 4s
87g Nov
26%June
14% Deo
54% Sept
Dec 10
x38?8 Feb 14
13
Dec 18
-
v
Jan 21
1
7%
27g June
5% Oct
2% May
12
Jan
3^sHerlesB.
Interlake Iron
1
6
203s Jan
51%May,23
3534 Feb 20
Pittsburgh Coal of Pai-i-LOO
1,200
Deo
<
•> 434 May
Phillips Jones Corp....No par
7% preferred.i.....i..100
Phillips Petroleum—..No par
Phoenix Hosiery..5
Preferred—i—100
700
118
Mar
160
-s. 367g .Jan
2
>37% Dec 19 h 47% July 14
!69
Dec 18 ; 91
July 21
I 8%May 17 i 12% Jan 10
72% Feb 4 r 897g Sept 17
105 ; Mar 28 :ilO% Dec 31
Plllsbury Flour Mills......25
Pitts C C A St L RR Co. .100
4,500
139
June
4
30% Jan 10
4
£5% Apr 17
43,4 Dec U
233>i Dec 10
.
Philadelphia Co 6% pref...50
l-UV
i3%
13
71
,
685
4534
45%
*1(K)
5%
100
6%
69
*437g
4%
28%
28%
478
47g
67%
67%
:
*3%
32
30
!
*5
May
144
-:-Dec.i,5 -I
17; Dec 10
Pfeiffer Brewing Co...No par
100
69
1,8
♦100
3%
2,200
115
2
19% Dec 10
Phel ps-Dodge Corp.—•.*..-. 25
75%
75%
Jan 27
Aug 15
-
'42
21
800
: 6,000
20 M
.
-
*69%
48
33
78
*108%
104%
018
Dec 12
5
51
33%
8%
J
1% May
.
36
178
./
>.11% May
;
204
37%
1986 M 8
Fa. 1961 A O
2
Pet Milk Co—No par
43,900
87g
3%
J
{Peoria A Eastern Ry Co..100
Pepsi-Cola Co
..—....l
Pere Marquette Ry Co.... 100
5 % prior preferred ...... 100
5% preferred
.....100
5%
108% 108%
45
PeoplesGL4CC (Chlo).lOO
41%
Ind Union Rv
52% July 16
12
Jan 30 V 17% Aug 20
109
July 30 112% Mar 1
17% Dec 9 ; 25% Apr 4
20'g Dec 17 i 25
Aug 22
3634 Jan» 2 >64 Sept 18
-84 Dec 18
2% Aug 1
5% preferred.......i..100
Pennsylvania RR.50
Peoples Drug Stores Ine.i—5
39%
35 M
V
t*Ind A Louisville 1st gu4s....1956
1% Dec 10
34% Apr 23
Corp....No par
36'
A
Ind III A Iowa 1st g 4s........ 1950 J
14% Dec
8
No par
37%
83i
45%
2%
'
,
i3
113
3%
.
30%
30%
*2
*44
14
*100
4
*3%
5%
*4%
5%
14
*100
2%
44%
"44.
13%
Cement
F
..1948
31H
1)
A....-.1963
C-.....-1963
1st & ref 4 Ms series
*66"
D
Joint 1st ref 5sseries
H*Ilseder Steel Corp 6s..
Jan
106
9
14 Dec 10
6% Apr 21
73
pref ser A ...No ifar
Penn G1 Sand
120
6%
conv
29%
70%
70
447g
46
*2
2%
46
14
70
45
46%
*2
*43%
14
13%
j
45%
2%
46
*43%
,
*64
$7
Apr
Jan
115% Dec
1% Dec 19
Petroleum Corp of Amer
70%
8%
*64
Penn-Dlxie
14
Apr
16% Dec
10
Corp
Penn Coal A Coke
Dec
4314 Mar
Penney (J C) Co—...No par
'9,800
3,100
5%
29%
-
69
*5
5%
5%
70
*64
45%
45%
45%
6%
*5%
500
5%
*5%
38
8%
610
26
37%
29,
69 ;
71%
8%
830
20% >;
26
,'5»8
27%
*37
38
700
44
'> 20%
.,
17,300
20%
5%
5%
44
5%
*5
5
29%
*67
8%
5%
300
1
20
44
1,200
1,200
43%
43%
♦%
26
5%
72%
8%
6
67% *->-.
♦
44%
43
39
8%
70
118
*100
20
39
*5
6
3
*2
*43%
21%
5%
21
*20
78
76%
77%
77%
77%
77% 77% i
11012 *107% 110% *107% 110% *107% 110% ♦108% 110%
69
*67
1
40,400
187g
18%
44%
%
20%
5%
5%
2978
8%
9
9
..
j
18%
18%
45%
*%
397g
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100
45
1
74
j
14%
45%
5%
28%
5
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21
19%
29
14%
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1
No par
Penick A Ford
100
*10%
19
25%
5%
47g
27%
38
5
40
*20
26%
28
277g
Da
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20%
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5%
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^
2,000
700
40
1%
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14%
1%
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1%
18%
20%
20
5%
5
47g
27
1%
Parker Rust Proof Co..>—2.50
934 May
25% May
178 July 29
Jan 10
24'2 Dec 9
I4i2 Dec 18
ParmeleeTransport'n.-No par
Patiio Mines A Enter prises. 10
1,000
1%
1%
40
*10%
*108%
*25%
5%
26%
5%
534
42%
21
20's
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26%
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207g
5%
42%
Dg
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..a.
*%
21
5%
1%
Dg
1
Parke Davis & Co....No par
Jan
16%
10
Feb
1434 Apr
Ill Cent and Chic St L & N O—
Jan
Feb
12%
37%
May 31
10
1
Mines
Park Utah Consol
400
2,300
a
52%
76%
1%
75
77
76
77%
21%
*21%
20%
77
40
12%
%
99
Inc.......J.1
900
l37g
1%
19%
8,700
6I6
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52%
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20%
5%
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14%
14%
i378
51%
18%
21%
6
25%
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22%
20%
25%
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1%
25%
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1%
13%
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20%
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20
51
1%
38%
1
1
9,900
23%
•1
60
'■
95% Feb 14
9^8 May 27
100
...10
6% 1st preferred..
0% 2d preferred
May
4% Jan 10
7% Jan
Paramount Pictures Inc
May
3% May
1914 Dec
i2 Feb 15
.19% Dec 9
4% conv preferred...... 100
.1
300
137g
*%«
%
d8
"38%
*%
30,400
2
34%
Apr 21
*
00
M(U
984 Aug
3% Jan
10
55
May
ij, Dec 18
Corp.5
Pan-Amer Petrol A Transp-.S
Panhandle Prod A Ref
.1
Paraffine Cos Inc .....No var
65
65
8
U2 Dec 9
Si2 Feb 18
Pan American Airways
50
*45
.
33
% Dec
mgh
,.
*50
1951 F
....1951
8
126
No. Low
947%
59%
8
163
.
6%
High
*70
Jan
8
Packard Motor Car....No par
10
13%
*16
20
1
,600
J
105
13%
51
Dg
42
18M
*99
13%
76%
1%
15
8,900
106% 106%
12%
12%
13%
13%
105% 105%
11%
12%
1%
15%
1%
51
Dg
*10834
1
700
1
20%
9
9
14%
76 %
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*U4
1%
10
1
20%
20
00
14%
51
75%
Dl
Da
2
50%
14%
51
151
51%
1%
14
'
I934 Aug
96% Dec 18
147>2 Apr
Pacific Western Oil Corp...10
14
*16
40
Feb 19
11
Dec 18
4,100
59,400
11,000
*8
20
26i2 Dec 18
100
.....100
6%
20
*16
6% nreferred
Rights..
6%
8
a
Pacific Telep A Teleg
14,000
2
1
6-g Dec 15
17% Dec 18
Since
Jan. 1
Apr
',0 8
15% Nov 21
IU4 Jan 28
2878 Jan 24
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp.-.l
1%
ro%
107
510
420
14
%e
137g
5U2
1%
24'8
15%
*%
25%
%«
13U
20
*13
20
*16
20
98
May
4% Apr 17
Pacific Ltg Corp..T...No par
Pacific Mills..
.No var
6%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*105
107
*105l.i 107
*101% 107
12
12%
12%
11%
12%
1DS
IDs
*16
97
148% 149
•'
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1134
1,900
9,100
6%
1%
*105
3,100
i5
10
1st
2d preferred
1%
1%
20%
27%
15
800
Pacific Coast Co
1%
1%
6%
2%
14%
1
1
21
20 600
27%
6%
%5
13%
13's
17%
...10
preferred........No par
....No par
Pacific Finance Corp (Cal).lO
Pacific Gas & Electric.... .25
160
600
1%
%i
8
8%
20%
1,390
%2
%!
1%
:
5
16%
10%
67g
17%
10%
434 June
12% Sept 15
734 Nov 7
2514N0V 8
7«4 Apr
1% Apr 23
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc...5
%2
%3
14%
1
'
*100
105
*100
105
*90
6%
*3
1%
20%
7s
20%
0%
14%
9
*8
834
*77g
2034
Dg
2
6%
%2
1%
6%
2
Dg
2%
14%
2
%2
%2
%»
6%
*578
18%
28% 28%
29%
15
14%
14%
100% 102
*100% 103
*148
150%
150% *148
2
Da
.
3,900
*10
7%
*678
*678
177«
17%
17%
27%
28%
27%
26%
15
15
15
14%
99
99%
£99%
C634
155
149% 149% *149
11%
%2
'»
18
17%
10%
67g
177«
10
10%
16
5%
*15
9%
10%
*4%
10
4%
16
9
29
29
1412
7
7
10
4%
16
18%
10%
7
17%
10
10%
9%
4%
4%
17%
10%
17
*7
10
Range
Asked
&
Low
(Cont.)
(Concluded)—
Snrlugfield Dlv 1st g 3)^s... 1951
Western Lines 1st g4s...
9%
4%
9%
9t2
4%
9%
9U
Bid
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Shares
$ per share
h
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
Week
19
Dec.
18
Dec.
NEW YORK STOCK
the
Friday
Thursday
BONDS
Year 1940
Week Ended Dec. 19
for
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
On Basis of
Week's
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
STOCKS
Sales
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
95%
95%
67%
67
*95%
95%
104
67%
85
67
79%
105
105%
104%
*106%
107%
110%
110%
59
3%
98
68
67
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80
82
58%
102% 105
105% 107%
109% 112%
59%
54
3%
3
80
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
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Friday
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MN
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67
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% per Share
—
93
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31
58
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J*Mll Spar & N W lat gu 4s..1947
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Ysar 1940
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
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Shares
$ per share
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860
13,200
4,000
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107
%
12%
Highest
,
$ per chare S per Share
;z8%
'700
53%
8%
4934
37,100
17,500
3,100
5%
79
Servel Inc...........
Jan
6
3
Dee
4% May
47
Sept 18
34
May
63
June 19
96
May
111%
Deo
23
Sept 18
"*7% May
*14%
Mar
88
Deo
49
Jan
5
17% Sept
94% Sept 11
64% July
107% June
101% June
9
% Jan
®4July
July
384 July
78'4 Jan
10% Jan
14% July
7D4 Jan
31
28
7
2
17
50% Dec 18
4% Dec 19
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4834 Dec 19
No par
Sharpe A Dohme—..-No par
$3.50 oonv pref ser A.No par
34
May
3
% Dec 11
*% Jan
12% Mar 3
f 1% Apr 29
$5 conv preferred—No par
1,900
Jan
May
2
39% Sept 26
115% Mar 27
112
July 15
i
Sears Roebuck A Co...No par
Sharon Steel Corp.
Jan
%
June 23
;
5
560
%
31»4 Dec 10
$4preferred...:....No par
Jan
42
Oct
%
113
3
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108
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100
434
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334
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434
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4
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4
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17
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66%
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46
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4
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31
21
22
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34
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2434 Nov 13
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34
6134
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Trl-Contiuental Corp....:..l
8,400
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9% Jan 30
5 May 23
1934
400
$1.50 preferred......No par
16%May 20
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6
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17
434
29
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520
1,900
100
Trans'america Corp
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^..10
9
35% Sept 6
51% Jan 2
5% Jan 13
1
6
Dec 17
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6% Mar 25
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6134 Dec 19
$6 preferred........No par
Truax-Traer Corp
9
Jan
11% Dec 17
99% Dec 2
95% Aug
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8,000
8,900
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18
27% Feb 19
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2
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9
9
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Jan
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11% Aug 9
17
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24
Dec
£4
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2934
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5,500
Under Elliott Fisher Co No par
29
Dec 10
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8
8,700
Union Bag A Paper....No par
7
Dec 10
23,500
Union Carbide A Carb.No par
60
Feb 14
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112% Sept 30
lOO
16
1
34 Dec 10
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4% Dec
9
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81
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18
May
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12
May
9% Jan
Apr
2%
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9984
;
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34% Dec
52% Nov
4% May
10% May
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7
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21%
Apr
1% May
234
64
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3% May
6% May
5
May
May
14
6% May
5%
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23
l%May
13% May
5%
300
38%
13
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17
400
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1
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8
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*%
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29
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434
.»
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4% Jan
1% Dec
Transue A Williams St'l No par
X62
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3%June 30
400
,
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>
4
2% June
Thompson (J R)..25
Third Avenue Ry..
7,700
%
53
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36
700
""800
9%
8%
64%
6%
6%
19%
<■.;■ *%
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434
*
9
4
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preferred
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9
97
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18%
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June
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Thermoid Co
5
5
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:...10U
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Apr
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32
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8%
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038 Aug
14
May
Mar
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7
4
10%
64
534 Dec 10
42%
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534
4
334 Feb 18
4% May
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9%
47%
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64
9
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Texas A Pacific Ry Co.... 100
Texas Pacific Land Trust
6
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26% May
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9
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9
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69
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Dec 10
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"l5% "iaii
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Jan
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Sperry Corp (The) v t C-....1
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42
32
43%
334
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101
22 >4
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58%
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23% Mar 13
vl
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19%
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.....No par
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200
75
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2
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8
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16
Apr
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128
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15
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20,600
13,500
4,200
110
Union El Co of Mo $5 pfNo par aliia4
Pref $4.50series.....No par
108
May
Feb
183g
88-%
Apr
Jan
116% Dec
.25
12% Dec 10
16
17%
Jan
Union Pacific RR Co
100
60% Dec 19
85% Jan 10
71
May
98
Apr
100
85% Jan 13
13% Jan 2
70
June
89%
Feb
Union Prem Food Stores Ino.l
73 >2 Dec 11
9
Dec 11
13
Dec
Union Tank Car
2484 Dec
31
22>4
Jan
2834 Dec 10
44% Jan
4% preferred
No par
United Aircraft Corp
5
Un Air Lines Transport.-.--5
9%May 15
9% Dec 10
United Biscuit Co.....No p,ar
5% preferred
100
United-Carr Fast Corp.No par
United Corporation...No par
109
United Carbon Co.....No par
200
31,100
105
45
Union Oil of California
2,300
168,000
21% June
9% Mfiv
59% June
$3 preferred,
No par
35
May
Dec 18
15% Dec 17
t
% Oct 20
13% Dec 18
Sept 17
July 28
9
9
31% July
12
May
12% May
108% Nov
4
42% May
12
May
17% Jan
1434 July 24
113% Feb 6
52
Sept
"l2*"May
21%Sept 3
1% Jan 7
30% Jan 10
1% Dec
26
Dec
16
July
29% May
53% Apr
23»4 Apr
18
Apr
111% Dec
65% May
20% Dec
2%
42
Apr
Feb
NEW YORK STOCK
Sales
L0\V AND HIGH SALE PRICES
<
Dec:
Dec.
2
42
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*
2
39-
39
4%
33%
71%
31%
31%
71%
4%
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4%
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70%
4%
71
12%
12
2%
2%
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83
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37%
37
37
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22
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21
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23%
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61"
2,300
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22
21%
%
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13%
17%
17%
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17%
16%
85
80%
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43%
73
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51
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16
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16
16
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49%
43%
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151
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151
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155
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7
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16
12 -May 10 I,
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140
May 20
;
157
t.Jan 21
Universal 1 ijtares 1st pref.100
133
Jan 17
162
-Oct 31
^
39%
Apr
Apr
63% Deo
18% Nov
2%
70 !
May
•134% June
69 i Juut
Dec
.2%
,
Juni
46
Apr
50
;»12% May
Sept 22
Nov
130
l)w
Jan
159
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25
18
13%
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10%
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%
25
25
18%
18%
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9
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19
5,500
*»>.
10
600
1,100
22
22% 22%
21%
23% *22
22% 1 22
22% 22% *22
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112
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41
41
41
41
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85
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23
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128
23
1
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23
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13
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93
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35
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70
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105
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16%
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24%
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20%
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92
104
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16%
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77
75%
77%
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109
125
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30
29%
29%
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109
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125
29%
104
93
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25%
16%
16%
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78%
75
77%
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119
29
30
30
30
109
109
109
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108
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61%
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61%
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62
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62
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14
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62
62
90
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62
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13
13%
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54
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53
20
20
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1%
1%
1%
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5%
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5%
5%
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16%
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21%
25%
25
26
17 >8
113
51
53%
90
90
58
56'2
65%
65%
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21%
♦100% 130
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*112
21
21
25%
18%
5%
26%
/
West Penn Pr Co 4
200
.:
West Va Pulp & Pap Co No par
■
4,600
900
1,300
..
3,800
White Motor Co._j_.l
White Rock Mln Spr Co No par
5,100
White Sewing Macli Corp_..l
1%
1%
5,900
5%
5
5%
13,300
6,300
400
65
65
*112
a.'-".-
20%
20
20
24%
25%
24%
25%
17%
„
17%
140
*100
140
113
♦90
50
50
*48
51
W
800
38,800
3,400
113
*46
57
57
56
*50
56%
53%
*51
99
99
100
55%
58%
254%
53%
53%
100
53%
$5 conv prior pref...No par
Mfg(The88).20
54 conv preferred....No par
206
5%
65%
118
"Too
200
ie
lstco isg5s..
Guar stpd cons
-1946 j
5*
18%
18
12
12
*95
6%
32%
*71
10
116
7
32%
81
10
*95
6%
32%
*72%
10
18%
17%
17%
12%
11%
12%
116
7
33%
81
10%
*105
6%
33%
*75
10%
115
6%
31%
81
11
*110
16%
17
16%
li%
11%
11%
112
6%
31%
*75
10
110
.1962 J
.1946 ./ D
63% Dec
10
Pf|Ior preferred..........20
1J% Dec
..5
Wlllys-Overlaua Motors
1
6% conv preferred.......10
Wilson A Co Iuc
No par
$6 preferred
....No par
Wisconsin El Pow 6%
pref.100
Woodward Iron Co.......-10
Woolwortn (F W) Co
-10
Prior-pref 4)4% scries..100
Prior pf 434% conyser._ 100
■4/% Dee 11
8
50% Dee
Apr
53
53
1,900
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del).No jsar
53
Dee
18
14
1
O
107
107
J
b
108 H
1084
J
1st M
Pat A Passaic O A E cons 5S..1949
Apr
75
Jan
110%
Pennsylvania Co—
! ; /
Guar 3Hs trust ctfs C-—.. .1942 J
Guar 3 >§s trust ctfs D.... .1944 J
Guar 4s
Apr
June
June
198
Jan
120
100% May
105
Dec
14% May
15% May
Jun
">28%
Jan
'28%
Jau
Jan
140
Nov
,'•27% May
103
85
6%
33%
81
10%
6%
32%
*75
9%
15%
*6%
6%
32%
33%
81
10
16%
2,500
Yale A Towne Mfg Co....:25
12%
Il,i00
Yellow Truck A Coach cl B..1
210
Preferred......—100
111
*75
10l4
6%
33%
81
10%
2,300
13,800
-r
5,600
Young Sprlug A Wire..No par
Youugstoe.t S A T
5
No par
34% preferred series A. 100
Youugst'n Steel Door..No par
10034 107
1043* 1053*
•10234 105
61
<
May
19
10734 al¬
1084
70
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•-
102
1014
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108
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.1981 J
J
.' Gen mtge 44s series E
34s....:....... .1952
14% May
:• ♦income 4s
i.......Apr 1990 Apr
Peoria A Pekin Unst 54s.~-1974 F A
lstscr A 5s... 1956 J
J
i...l950 J
J
Jan
3
31
88"
89 4
108
97 4
97 4
994
38
97%
984
38
82
83%
176
•98 '4
83
1124
113
"l7
374
38
67
*1074
4
Apr
Phila Bait A Wash 1st g 4s...
C.....1977
'
3% May
3%
3%
6%
7%
70
J
76
120
115
1104
37
89
*14
24
*
1024
1054
...
105
24
21
212
52
200
June
Jan
121% Mar
16% May
34% Nov
Series B 44s
O
10014
10034
Apr
24% May
Series C 44s guar...1942 MN
Series D 4s guar.......
1945 i/N
102»%5
Pittsburgh Cine Chi A St Louis—
42%
May
13% May
guar.........1942
4
65
June
102%
Oct
Series E 3 4s guar gold.!.-.1949 F
60
July
95
Oct
Series F 4s guar gold.. .4..,1953 J
h
29
Jum,
58
Nov
21'
39
Jum
65%
July 24
91
Jum
Jan 11
73
1
.-.r
A
Aug 21
July 30
73% Aug 21
130
75% Aug
93
May
:
22% Jan
8
'
Apr
...1970
J
Mav
6% Jun
4
1
B.1975
4s series C...1977
1
O
J
J
2
121
103
121
107
106
106
1003*
1003*
13
11
7
Pitts Coke A Iron conv 4 4s A.1952
W S
10134
103 3*
Jan
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Pitts Va A Cnar 1st 4s guar ..1943 UN
100
100
*1053*
6% Sept
14
Apr
Pitts A W Va 1st 4 4s ser A
-
1st mtge
..1958 J
44s series B... ...1959
4
i>
O
26% Juue
48%
Jan
May
99%
Deo
1st mtge 4 4s series C..,
..I960 A
0
12% May
28%
Jan
Pitts Y A Ash 1st 4s ser A.
..1948 J
..1962 F
b
80
*993*
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D
5i series A
Jan
25
15% May
9% May
08
*11334
111".'.
Series J cons guar 44s..... 1964 ,tf N
Gen mtge
110
>1 N
Series H cons guar 4s.......I960 F A
Series I cons 44s.-...--—.1963 1» 4
Oct
Apr
129
Series G 4s guar...........1957
-
*
J
8
J,-;.
65
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6
58
58
58 34
563*
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m
4
*
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01
....
A
120 34
12034
5
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.....
....
1st 44s scries D
-1977 J D
1st gen 5s series
B
'
*8%
2
8%
8%
8%
9
9
8%
9
8%
8%
2
2
2%l
1%
l%l
1%
1%
1%
2
♦Bid aad asked prices- no sates oa tils da/,
J £.i
riis»/ersiip.
8%
1%
Dee 10
8%
2,000
Zenith Radio Corp....No par
8
2
5,U) J
Zo dte Products C irp.......l
1% Apr 23
d Osi. ddlvary,
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/
Casi saie.
x alc-dtv.
u
3
3% Oet 25
15% Apr
8% May
17%
Apr
Mar
4i«
At r
2
Ei-rlgJ^s. 1 ^ Called for
redemption.
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1619.
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234
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45
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147
9
10834
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74
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105
113?.* 115)4
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7
34% Jan 7
25% July 22
93i
83 3*
10734 110
100
10734
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3
J
.
110
65
2
2H
♦Certificates of deposit
Phillips Petrol 14s debs...... 1951 J
23*
100
54
77-
33% Jan
:
-
-
5434
31
2 4
Apr
3734
115
54
J
111
1123* 118J*
1044
14
J
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1084
4
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105
95
103 4
4
s
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104
4
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10834
1144
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Apr
98
100
107 4
J
J
1143*
88
1193* 12534
1074
J
....
14
-
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Jan
Apr
46
59
1054
1054
A
4» series D..
11)81 J D
Philadelphia Co coll tr 44s...1961 J J
Phlla Electric 1st A ref 34s...1967 \l 8
Ge neral 4
-
584
57 4
1943 UN
General 5s series B.........1974 F
General g 44s series
J
80
'
574
1054
Jan
1
^
674
65
109
12
3 4
24
24
"65
111)34
10434 1073*
1103* 115!*
107
114
*112
112%
374
574
574
•
Oct
1%
O
1084
83
1054
v
Jan
1%
.4
Peoples Gas LAC cons 6s.... 1943 4 0
Refunding gold 5s
.....1947 M fc
Peoria A Eastern 4s ext1960 A O
Pere Marquette
1st 4s series B
101
1034
1st g 44s series C..I..'.":-.1980 M 8
il7% Dec
11% Apr
7% May
67% Mar
24% May
7% May
4% Mai
88
13
Phelps Dodge conv 34s deb. —1952 J„P
.11%
7% Aug
3% May
43
120
D
General
Conv deb
2
1104
914
1194
.1970 A
....
Debenture g 4>5s.
......
120
90
90
.1905 J
General 5s series B
.
110 4
1104
4s sterl stpd
Gen mtge
:•
1104
.1948 M N
Consol gold 4s
104 4
*100
Pennsylvania Rlt cons g 4s.. .1943 d/N
Apr
Nov
100
105
108 4
115
»
17% Jan 10
Jan 10
Dec 18 1120
12% Jan 11
5% Dee 10
42% Jan 6
29
Dee 10
95
Aug 5
81% Dee 4
18% Jan 6
9% Dee 9
10% Dee 10
26
1054
t4Phlla A Read C A I ref 5s...1973
23 1122
80
19
15% Dec
102 4
74% Nov
35%
T8i8 May
r
1014
107 4
Apr
118
2%May 12
2% Jan 11
6% Dec 15
7
Sept 17
106 3*
110
1034
Jan
1
.Jan
26%JuIy3J
105
*1024
5
May
Jan
104
13
105 4
General 4>§s series A
May
5% Jan 10
54%June28
1044*
2
106 \
1074
Apr
110
8% July 11
103
1C4
106 4
J
Apr
8%
963*
A
..i..
40%
.
OS
101
O
dollar May 1 .1948 M N
34aseries C.... .1970 A O
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•
126
118
.4
.1981 J
4>is series B.
25% May
June
%
■.
92 4
6034
.1974 F
'•
'
,'21:
1
9
118
D
D
1952 M N
E trust ctfs:..
52
4
Penna Pow A Lt 3>5s....... .1969 F
Oct
i-
ser
8
Apr
115
80.
2
1942 1/
f 7s
4>5s debentures
96i2 May
July 23
s
101 >4 1053*
0834 1003*
4134 57
122
1054
108% May
Veil
May
v.;
1944 A
7
30
*105
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15% July 25
f g 3s loan
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s
90
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104
10534
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<29%
15% May
91
■
80
h
r
103 4
103
1034
.1963 F A
28 -year 4s...
Peansyl Glass Sand 3>5s..... .1960 J D
Mar 22
Jan 14
"1054
.
24
108 4
Paducah & 111 lsts dg 4>5s.^ .1955 J
V
►
107%
34s scries C-s.. .1966
Ref mtge
Feb
Jan
4%
80
Dec
^ 68% Aug
9
2
874
*84 '4
J
Pacific Tel & Tel 3%% «er B.. .1966
Deo
24
May
2% May
2% May
Jan
.1938 J
85
92
May
Dec 10
30
1014
84 4
118
4% May
76
Mario
Jan
18
1004
92
80
30%July 31
24% Dee 10 i
16
106 4
1034
A
118
Dec
■
9i
1054
D
g
Vf 8
"
7% preferred A
100
6% preferred B..i.._.._100
D
4s. .1938 F
{♦Pac RR of Mo 1st ext
{♦2d ext gold 5s
♦PaulLsta Ry 1st
9 July 31
l%May 13
100
Wortulngt'n PAM(Dei)No par
17
45'
May
i
4a
107%
10 'J '
■\ 65
11
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50
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2
:
814
814
Pacific Gas & El 4s series G.. .1961 J
O
36% July 14
Aug 9
4% Dec 10
6012 D3C 10
109% Oct 17
20 ■ Nov 29
85
li.%
14
Parmelee Trans deb 6s..
37% May
f 38%
Feb
109% Deo
80
Oct
1% Apr 16
3% Apr 18
85
Oct
24% July 22
l%May
Wilcox OH A Gas Co
Wright Aeronautical:..No par
111
J*.
19
78
76
Jan
112
10% Jan .
10% Dec 10
: 2% Dee i«
? 2% Dee 10
41
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17
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106
j
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s
5
117.4 L
j
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2
107 >§
113
Jat,
Feb
Dec
May
31% Nov -6
t
A or
100
12%
110
113
106
-1961 j
Gen 4
11%
107 M
j
Ore-Wash RR&Nav4s.....
Gen mtge 5s series
18
6
...
1%
4% July 31
V
27% Apr
100
55%
11
*100
25%
11 May
3% May
5
29% July 22
27%June
Wheeling & L Erie Ry Co.100
4,700
*90
55%
107
18% Feb
105
3%
*100
100
[nstrument-12.60
2%
18
99
9
$4.50 preferred......No par
2,300
1024
20
66
30
7
117% Jan 3
20% July 15
10
Weston Elec
3
113
52
Dee
Westvaco Cnlor VccA-.No par
'
1014
101%
..
55
4%
107% Jan 18
!
Deo 19
5% Dec
'82 Feb
2
40
2%
1%
24
56
May
6
Jan
F&b
25% July 31
Dee
140
100
*
Aug
18
52
18
85
20
103
A
ctfs1955
Paramount Pictures 48 debe.i.:1958 M S
% May
13% Aug
fij
74% Jan 18
r
104% A or 26
21% Apr
♦90
*90
Deo 10
15
60
*100
*46
80
31
Wneedng Steel Corp...No par
19
50%
4%
I
6
Mar
r' 5>3% conv pref....-—100
113
*46%
*50%
Nov
4,500
130
48
89
112
./10
*90
43
1st preferred
100
17%
100.
700
5%
17%
4% 2(1 preferred...
100
6% pref. .100
Western Union Telegraph.100
Western Pacific
240
1%
11
103
30
Paramount Broadway Corp—
r,' 2
Dec 17 ; 106% Jan 25
Jan 10
July 31 1115
91
25%
*100
18%
Western Maryland
Co.—10
.
100
12%
13%
....
3
6
85
*18%
1074
Apr
20% Jan
5
700
53
1084
1064
....
Jan
Feb
Dec
*44
108
.....
1st mtge 334s...
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 3%s..
0%
20%
105
13%
.1972j
.1966 j
.1946 j
1st mtge 4s
/
---
Dec
28%
141
130
17%
100
6% preferred
Western Auto Supply
White Dental
1084
1084
1084
Panhandle East P L 3s B.....I960 M N
May
O
25
107 4
.
Feb
May
Dee
.85.
.1965 M
.1967 M
Jan
13% May
15
29
*104 4 —
.1943 M
16%
20
71
29
18
5
4 4
-1948 j
gu g 4s.
Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s....
35%
22
.50
...—50
53
.
17
Feb
6% Nov
May
17% July 22
Westlnghouse El & Mfg
40
2
...
June
2% Sept
12% Sept
34% Nov
Westlflghouse Air BrakeNo par
*80% 113
*100
A..No par
7% preferred
I
100
6% preferred......
TOO
>3% pf.100
160
200
5<8
65%
-100
-
West Penn El class
5
*112
21%
25%
*20%
25%
7% preferred..
15s D33
16^4 Mar
1%
1%
1%
1%
80
3
21% Oct 22
38
Sept 17
23% Jan 13
De319
11
65>s Mar
9,500
20%
66
*65%
*112
2l"
Co.k.'i—•■—ft
Dec
Jum
3%
:
l%July 31
■*
5 4 conv preferred—-No par
5
1% ::
1%
77
Feb 19
Wesson Oil & 8 10wdrift No par
150
"s
10
>■
15,400
•
65
Waukesha Motor
Feb
6
..
Wayne Pum p Co
. 1
Webster Etsea|jhr.....A7p par
30
*101
18% May
9
l%June
25,900
,
20
*18%
.
.
>
;
:
6% Dec; 3
2
Jan
89
26% Sept.9
■% Dec 18
400
1%S
Sept 18
15%Sept 18
6% Sept 9
76%
3
*44
65
7
36
16%
13
13%
3%
54
21
53
61
2%
21
1%
6
9
D3C
14% Dec 19
lo% Dee 13
•
1114
1114
37
1st & ref mtge 3ser H.. .1961 J
1st & ref mtge 3>5s ser I... .1966 J
Jum
6% Jan
3
>
12%
2%
*44
1%
i-..5
S3.85preferred...-...No par
60%
3%
*20
1%
May
2 -8 Dec
100
62%
2%
51
*1%
135
120
June 21
25
25
*12%
14
*12%
13%
3%
20
*112%
91
1074
Jau
9% Nov
1,600
119% 119%
29%
*80
25%
13%
J
Warner Bros Pictures
800
1084
42
Jan
Nov
75'
16%
29%
20
*1%
35
24%
16%
77%
*119% 125
24%
3%
■%«
\
24%
*44
2
48
110
23% May
104% Dee
25
69
*S8i2
1%2
16
25%
*12%
13%
s
..No par
Class B
900
75
*44
<•
36% June
-
98%June27
34% pref with vvarr....100
7% preferred
3,300
18
46 4
Apr
5% May
Washington Gas Lt Co .No par
2
1084
1114
"474
Nov
15%
',16% May
Warren Fdy & Pipe..-..No par
12%
30% 30 s *30% 31%
30%
*103 1 108
108
10.3% *103
*55
*55
61%
61%
61%
*80
24%
31%
120
May
6
300
11%
69
91
24
30.
*29%
90
24%
-
4
460
"18% To"
69%
ll3J
%
25%
119
5
4
2,700
,
;
*%
>
978 Apr
tWarrenBrc8Co--....A'o par
No par
53 preferred.....
104
61%
13
*1%
18%
*88%
93
25
May
109
Jan
Jan
4%
1% May
>14
May
28% May
71
May
19
i4 Den 10
13% A or 19
2% Feb 19
11
574
464
.1946 ,/ i)
-1946 j
j
22% Jan
Ward Baking Co cl A ..No par
12%
69
58
49 4
49 4
554
56 4
Oregon RR & Nav con g4s._
105% Jan
500
113% 113%
16%
*15%
*30
*60
18%
69
91
91
*52
24%
1%
■
39 '4
"43 4 "454
44 4
Aug
6U Doc 12
15% D80 9
No par
l-.Nopar
1,000
14%
141
O
81% Mar
3
25%May 31
.'
37
14%
414
*33
(Mian) lst&ref M 3t5s.:...l«67 F A
(Wise) 1st mtge 3>$8._/ j.,^.1961 If 8
Northwestern Teleg 4 >5sext... 1944 J
J
4
66
394
39 4
Ref & impt 4>5sseries A....2047 J >J
Ref & lmpt 6sseries B....:.2047
J' J
Ref & impt 5iserles C
2047 J
J
/
Ref & lmpt 5) series D.iii..2047
J
J
Northern States Power Co—
84
66
*
60
5
*12% F3b 13
17%
17%
*35%
14%
12%
11%
... - -
k'
1%
1%
20%
24%
*119
-
V
Q
Q
Jan 2047 Q
1st A ref mtge 3s ser J._.i. .1970 J
-100
Dlv redeem pref.No par
3,400
102
102
103
103%
104
92
92 <'
92
93
92%
92%
113
112
114% 114% £113
113
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*15%
105%
105% *102
*102
105% *102
105% *102
105% *102
19%
18%
23
23%
20% 20%!
19
20%
23%
'20%
2
2%
*2%
2%
2%
2%!
2
>2%
*2%
2%
*5
*5
6%
7
7
6%
7
*5r
*4%
*4%
104
-
%«
%
v
registered.!........1.1997
"1
704 "694
./
"
F
3s registered............2047 Cl A
4s
•:
.1943 F
4
143
Walk(H)Good A W Ltd No par
133 i
"ni
h
17%
h
-----
0
.1945 M N
Jan
Mar 27
135
Walworth Co.........No-par
50
•
North Pacific nriorllen4s.....1997
117%
Nov
42
105
2,500
28,600
.'v
.1945 A
♦Certificates of deposit.....
.
4s debentures..;........
33% Feb
Dec 17
2934 Dec 17
89
-Feb 15
10,300
70
70
70
70
70
%
17%
14%
*1%
D33 10
232
Vulcan Detlaning Co...:_100
3,100
2,000
cellation of guarantee) i :
Mar
W
71
%
II
2
2834July 8
118% July 23
2334Sept 16
1878 Dec 10
Waldorf System
*69
2% Jan
ll4i2 Dec 13
Preferred...
<
69
8i«
%«
*32
°3J
'11
*%j
16%
*82 4
♦1st gtd g 5l...'w
1945 AO
♦1st mtge g 5s (stamoed can¬
Ore Short LI
»i« D33 19
5% pf -lOU
Virginian Ry Co.......1.-25
6% preferredi.
.....25
4
$N irthern Ohio Ry—
*39%
May
6% dlv partlc preferred.100
200
123
*1154
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s.
19
'
104 4
A
Ontario Power N F 1st gu 5s.
60
-
v
Oct
Aug 20
W algreen Co
128
1034
104 4
North Cent gen A ref 5v.. ii.... 1974 If 8
Ge n & ref 4 >5s series A
j .1974
\t 8
Apr
27% Sept 10
2,200
104 4
104
62
66
1,900
1044
A
49% May
Aug 20
Va Iron Coal & Coke
*132% 150
■
%8.;.........-.1961
1...1959
1284
1034
A
56%
Mar 13
100
33
*29%
5 Debenture 8
1264
A
35% May
July 30
Mar 29
Va El & Pow $6 pref.--.JVo par
90
100
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7%
6%
18
17% 18%
18%
17% 18
18%
*104./. 105
105
*104
105
*104
*104% 105
4
4
3%
4%
23%
3%
4%
4%
32
31%
32
32%
32% 32%
32% 33
13%
13%
14
13%
*13%
14
14%
13%
2%
2%
3%
3%
*2%; 3%
*2%
3%
i>)
*%
•ai
6t«
%2
98!
%
%
14% 15
14%
15
*16%
17%
16%
15%
5
5%
5
5
4%
5
5%
4%
3%
57
Feb
a.%
66
18%
32%
13%
32%
45
43% May
•»
22% Junt
112
July
8
2
19
May
•-ilxr
«
20
*6%
104% 105
4%
414
32%
Aug
116
Juu*
25
>
.6
I
6%
18%
6
Apr
%
Jan
Aug
4'.
•
3
Mar 26
57
1,100
200
*32
*911" 110
110
*92
*91% 100
July 10
Va-Carolina Cnem....JVo par
2,300
/'
114% 114%
*11% 13%
'
28
20% Aug 4
11112 Dec 18
Dec
34% Jan
5% preferred.......... 100
20%
20%
Mar 17
39%Ju.ie
Victor Chemical Works
1,100
1
1
1
21
21
21
21
20% 20%
*114
116
*114% 116
*114% 116
13 '2
*13
♦11% 13%
13%
12% 13
34
34
x3 2
*32
33
32
33%
31
31% *28
29% 29% *29
31%
114% 114% *114% 117
31
•*15
Vlcks Shreve A Pac
24
24
•
Dec
.
Nov
t*
12
Apr 18
Vlck Chemical
300
85
*....,; 85
21
21
21
*:.„.
23
a;23
1%
1
1%
20%
23%
23%
23%
85
I
h Aug 28
'
15'2 Dec 9
8i2 Dee 18
-15
7% 1st preferred.j.....100
Co..j-.-..'--5
Ry:..ll)0
400
*97
64.2iii.1941
••teatioa manager)
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s..
2
si« Jan
i
No par
'r Preferred-.--..
100
Vanadium Corp of Am .No par
Van Norman M ach Tool..2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc.3.....---5
30
18%
24
-4Ctfs of dep (Isiued by reorgan
Nvrf & Wes'.era Ry 1st g 4s...B):»6 d
North Amcr Co deb 3 Hs...... 1949 v
J540g & L Cham 1st
Vadsco Sales
6,800
*22%
9
22%
8%
%6
%«'
%«
23%
18%
18%
9
10
10
%
23%
%
%
%
30
*24
25
22
A
Jan
V
■'
214"
F
Apr
.
76% Nov
May
103% May
43% Nov 12
10
67% Nov
*73% Dec
i
*6 conv preferred.^- .No-par
^
41%
117
42
6
13
Universal Leaf Tob_,
154
214
Gen Hen ry A Id g 3s
U ilversil-Cycions Steel Corp 1
1,040
May
39% May
60
May
.
100
•/
15
Jan
Jan
1%
68% May
200
*147
21 1
22
Nov
IM
4 •102
101
101!,4
UN
214
Apr
24
i
43
.No var
39
13
1
Jan
38%
% Ma\
*
■v
76i2 Jan 29
105% D03 10 j 130 a-Jan
33% Jan
I9i2 Deo 17
42
Mar 27 13:50 -8 Nov
VD03 9
ls8 Jan
U4 Jan
%« D33 18
62
43
D3C19
Sept
74: May
Aug
'
22
s
28'2Sept 17
103'2Scpt 11
65's Apr/ 4
;6J% Nov 17
Apr
01
3,4
1104
Apr
27% Jam
r
Sept 21
2<8July21
43% D3C 18
1
.
48
26
nr 12
7%
12%
I 21% June
Doo18 1, 3U8 Feb
% D33 10
71
A.......6
*
-
"
14%
154
■
Deo
28 !> Apr
-6; May
v
14%
151
151
*143
50
49%
J^8._ 1950
I64
95
109 4
1104
0
♦Ctfa of dep (Issued by reorgan1: laatlon mnager) 5?..;.-.1961
Jan
35•
May
14.
111
2 4
♦Certificates of de!)3sit.../...l.
/;
6% Mar
•
25% July
Aug 26
110
103 4
214
-
Juhe12
f 33'2
16i« D0C18
..:_.25
.7% preferred.
U nlted Stockyards
4,400
*148
50
49%
89
'
43
614
214
214
182% May
"
90
2 4
4
134
9 4
103 4
1966 M S
t§4Norf South 1st A ref 5s..... 19.61
Nov
11 r
2% May
10
*82
UN
Nlag Lock & 0 it Pow 1st 5s A.1955
,
May
165
43
*'
45
14%
.
40
94
94
Apr
'7% Jan
«7
May
12% Dec
Jure
50
>
8
9i8Jine 27
'?•» 3% Mai
18>b A
No par
2,700
%
lij.
;* 7%
May
4^8 Aug 13
;27 2
...100
U 8 Tobacco Co.
150
47
'
'
,r
Preferred..
7,000
143% 148% *147
151
*146
47
>
%
47
%•
?i«
13% Mbr
26
*2 4
i
High
105,4 108 4
29 4
A
.1967
B
Niagara Falls Power 3h's.
P
Low
10
106
*20
tl'N'Y West ABoSt 1st 4>is.. 1946
Oet
( 5% May
20% DOC 18
HteelCnrp.......No par
100
U 8
3,800
20
19%
*45%
*'%5
47
%
115
114
r
183Jan 14
Fob 10
N Y TeleD 3 lis ser
Jan
Jan
■:
5
.1943
-
Jan
Dee
5% A )r 24 ) 1034Snpt 16
105
03t 4
54% Feb 24
1
3L78 Aug
;
Prior preferred.........100
Mil..-.60
Preferred..^.. -J. 50
63,700
51%
50%
51
July id
!
2% D3C17
U 8 Smelt! ig R^f A
300
70
r-1
,69'2 Jan
4% Fob 17
!
No-var
8% 1st nrefer-ed
3,700
3,400
44%
270
20%
3,800
29,900
»'i«
44
50 "v 50%
*148
151
49%
*148
50
IOO
17%
89%
17%
78
113%'114%
48
h
*42%
%
»ifl
71%
19%
I'm
s
'?■' 80
July 22
J
No
High
1054
J
J
1937
15
Mav
3%
.13
20 ; Apr 18
i-iry.v....--20
U 8 Plavl l? Card Co
.-10
US Plywood C>rp._..—%:'l
JU 8 Rnalty A tmpt...No par
U 8 Rubber Co.
....'.10
400
23
3
-
J
Is
AsKed
<fc
Low
Deo
'
118
Juni
19
3812 DOJ 19
A )r 23
r
U 8 Plue Ac Fnu
6,500
21%
27%
27%
*20%
"■■
%
'
16%
80%
41
71%
21
*47
ull
"16
43%
,
115
19%
43
*47
%
114
21%
20%
,
51%
50%
115%
115
48
"i«
"11
lli«
%
•%
-
P vrtlc A conv 3l A ...No oar
■
21
21%
27%
21%>
/.< %
27%
*20%
9
5ft,
.1.1910 F
Debenture 4s....a.
102
*83
102
17%
"is
«6%
6%
6%
*83
6
.1963
.1937
.
.. .
It5%
9% Dor
107% Jun<
93^8 O it 21
9% Fob 19
8
DOS 19
33
2,400
41
^
July 28
BUI
(Con!.)
3 J^s.:
J § *N Y Susq A W 1st ref 5s
§ *2.1 gold 4 Hs. J.
§4le'teral g >1J 5s__.
.<
♦Terminal 1st gold 5s :
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5
4
170
2%
J«n
-25% Max
60
May
•
651 j Mar
,
N Y Steam Corp 1st
■
2% Fob 19
Mar<4
5-Mi% on nv preferred...-'.50
2%
M'ijl
1434Nov 19
181
U 8 Industrial AIcohoLNopar
2%
5
*
-
...No par
30
Dfl
-2%
Jan 22
418 Sept
Co
20
7% preferred.Ji.—i.i.lOO
>rp._%.5
1,700
'
2
8% Apr 25
U S HoffUin M vsh C
200
26%
10'2 Jan 15
218 Air 10
.
U 8 Gypsum
20
30
8-5
■:
U 8 Freight Co
900
9,600
'
37
13%
5S
8%
8
29l<i
8 5%
%
13%
*35
Dec
M ly 20
4% D 53 17 \
■
*31%
>0%
1
79
D33.10 CIY
31U Die 12
pref.101
37
2%
102
60
LOJ
16 1st preferred...--No »ar
U 8 DlstribC >rpoonv
2
Sis July 21
Rillroad & Indus. Cos.
"s-1
3% May
-
Jan
U 8 & ForeignSacur—.A''') oar
29
2'»
v
share 1 per share
7% A»r
6
Mar
/Sept
per
.
3^8 Sept 10
51
Nov 21
42
c.l
29
29%
6 :
aO'sMay 16 !
3 % Anr21 i
-.10
_.
*31%
37
*33
Unlted Panerbo\rd
2,830
2%
38% 30%
175% 175%
6%
*5%
40%
391,1
2%
7
17%
3
2% June
l%May
*
share
pet
6%9eptl8
c
16%
8%
*3
8%
60
660
17
17
23%
/
193
*35
22%
23%
22%
21%
23%
*20%
2%
6%
199
*23
41
*33
29%
2%
7
*5%
21%
21%
29
28%
3
*33
13
500
83%
United Mer A M mu Ino v t
4,200
3
2%
*82%
2%
86%
40
37
*30
23 %
6%
109 '
2%
86%
175% 175% *175% 177% *175% 177%
*5%
-6
6%
6%
*5%
*3%
6
3
2%
17%
*3%
12
3
3
83%
2%
*30
105
11%
11
3
'
6%
2.)
10%
3%
300
4%
$
share
f
United Fruit Co
...No oar
5,000
81,303- Unlted Gas Improv't. .No'- oar
$5 o-eferred-.i-.L.iiV0i»<tf
700
63
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105
10)
3,800
33
4%
per
t
10
Preferred.
j-,--1.00
United Rlectrle Coal Cos....5
United En? % Fly...w.-'.
150
4lo
64%
67
4%
4%
'
8%
41%
8%
41
4%
32%
31%
*3
11
13
6%
*2io
3%
2%
87%
2%
83
1V2
8%
12%
2%
2%
105
*3
43
42%
41%
42%
*175'2 177% *175% 177%
*23%
70'.i
iJ7%
4%
4%
105% 105%
11%
11%
11%
3
*...,
17 '
8%
*31
72
4%
4%
32%
61%
S
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■'
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United Dye wood C,fp
300
40
:■[
United Drug inc-
6,700
1%
'
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i
Week Elded Dec. 19
\
.
Range or
■-■••I
EXCHANGE'!
N. Y. 8TOOK
V
Highest
/ fjOwest
Highest.
Lowest
*".■" »'
1%
*35%
4%
*32%
39%
i
4%
4%
32%
101%
3
35%
37%
70%
419
3%
*2%
37
33
4%
101% 101%
12%
12%
♦102% 108
4%
4%
>1% "2
1%
1%
33%
4%
4%
5
4%
2
*35
4%
4%
5%
4%
1%
.Year 1940
4;.,. 1
BONDS
'.V-.
Range for Previous
V,
Share Lots
EXCHANGE
Shares
$ per share
5
4%
$ per share
% per share
On Basis of 100
Week
19
Dec.
'
Week's
Range Since Jan-■ I
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
the
Friday
IS
Dec.
17
Dec.
$ per share
4%
4%
*1%
4%
4%
16
Dec.
$ per share
S per share
*1 s
15
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
13
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RECORD
for
Saturday
Tuesday, December 23, 1941
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
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i
1619
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
1
,
Friday
BONDS
<
EXCHANGE
N. Y. STOCK
Week Ended Dee. 19
»"
i
Week's
Last
Range, or
Friday's
Inter st Period
Sale
Bid.
tfe
'■
High
108%
90%
2%
Bonds Sold
Asked
108%
Price
"Jan. 1
"
Low
Railroad & Indus. Cos. ([Cont.)
I960
Port Gen EleC 1st 4%s
80%
S
M
——1950 J
J
Potomac El Pow 1st M 3Ma.--.1960 J
Pressed Steel Car deb 5s......1961 J
80
J,;
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J
1st 5sextended to
—
—
V.%
„
2%
*03
;
guar deb 4b.. 1957 M N
(Term lBt 4fl—.1956 W S
8%S-1968 J
5s....i......2037 J
8s_.2037 J
111 3 Mai
1968 A
Public Service El & Gas
.1st & ref mtge
1st & ref mtge
Pub Serv of Nor
1948
Purity Bakeries s f deb 5«
J
./
,
85
2
72
'
,2%
87
142
1
V2 2 w H'2M
109%
"17
103%
4
153
*.
,
218% 224
108% 111%
103
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1st 4s
1997 J
J
Gen & ref 4 Ms series B..... 1997 J
1966 J
Remington Rand deb 3 Ms
""75%
J
Gen & ret 4%s series
A.....
Gen mtge 4 Ms
r-..
3%s.— 1960
f ♦lUielnelbe Union s f 7s...... 1946
"u
MS
46%
45%
46%
-44%
S
17
103%
104%
45
102
99%
9
v.7
J
J
MY »'£
.
♦Cons mtge 0s......1953
With declaration.
i;
♦Cons
A
i.j,: -'122
A
O
mtge
6s............-1955
......1952
4s s f conv debentures
s
1955
f 7s
5%
J.;'
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M S
F
364
40%
57%
380
46
474
39%
39%
55%
55%
J- J
78%
77%
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161
48%
81%
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O
82%
82
82%
00
71
88
1st ref guar 48:.— .1955 J
J
Gi
59%
61%
236
50
..1055
sta'mped,—
J
;
87""
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{{*Rlo Grande West 1st g 4s..1939 J
♦1st con & con trust 4s A...1949 A
Roch Gas <fc El 4 Ms ser D
1977 M
Gen mtge 3 Ms series H
1967 M
Gen mtge 3 Ms series I..... 1967 M
Gen mtge 3Ms series 3
1969 M
{{♦R I Ark & Louis 1st 4 Ms.-1934 M
ijmRuhr Chemical s f 6S......-1948 A
J
38%
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10%
S
108%
79%
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refurid
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A
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St L Pub Serv 1st mtge
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53
re
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..1950 J
,50
./
J
5st.in..1937
J
Trl Cont Corp
67%
39
M S
♦Con M 4 Ms series A.. — ... 1
♦Ctfs of deposit stamped...
...
10%
10%
.
9%
|*St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
1-11942 M S
4s..1946 J D
M
♦Guar
J
|*lst term & unifying 5s..
J
J
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Union Elec Co of Mo 3 Ms
1945 A
O
233
9%
2'1U2
-
100 5
16
307
J
14%
15
38
7s
......
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1st & laud grant
J
4s..
D
J
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J
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J
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4s.
J
F
8 A & Ar Pass 1st gu g
'■
64%
41%
5%
35
70%
*109%
4%
■
A
(♦Refunding 4s..—*:-1959
♦Certificates of deposit
9%
O
9%
A
124
11%
99%
8%
,75s. t.
«
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M
S
M
9%
3%
5%
5%
4%
26
2%
192
f
7%
6%
4%
{♦Seaboard All Fla 6s A ctfs..
♦6s Series B certificates
Shell Union Oil 2Ms
debs——
.1935 F
A
.1954 J
J
96
3%
.1961 J
2%ssf debs, .l.——.....
J
fShinyetsuEl Pow 1st 6M«— .1952
«
M
♦Siemens & Halska deb 6%s_ .1951
.1940 F
f ♦Silesia Elec Corp 0%s.— ...
.1941 F
{{♦sileslan-Am Corp coll tr 7s
10%
17%
•19
2%
2%
97%
99%
2
2%
4%
4%
J
90%
20
94%
99%
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100
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18
A
101
101
102
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106
106%
100%
South Bell Tel A Tel
O
107%
.1979 J
J
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6s A
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7
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94
95%
96
1.025s
—
—
..—Nov
—May
Nov
.May
Nov
1.95s-...—.—-May
2.00s—
;
Nov
:
'
31
104%
Gen mtge 3Xs....
i'm* i
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t.-i-May
2.40s.J
103% 107%
;'i
i_—Nov
'; 2.45s—May
2.50s. J...
119
—Nov
107
107%
107
17
122%
100% 109%
109%
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106%
103
105
6
104
2.65s.it.——iiw.May
0
..May
t
2.60s..'———..Nov
100%
A
59% 90
109% 113%
8
107
102%
102%
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38
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93%
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.
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100%
1001.
MN 'tlH'4 2 *101%
100
MN I'll 111
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1 1948 MN
1 1948 MN
1*-.2^
MN
HmIII
11949 MN
1 1950
1 1950
1 1951
1 1951
12 21L
MN
102%
*102;
102%
MN
MN 11*2*1 *101 %
MN
1 1952 MN
7II2 *100%
■
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1 1953 MN
1
1
1
1
»
100%
20
19
3
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21
M
81%
82%
15
30%
15
71%
73%
29%
86%
89
101H
81%
101%
S
MJY
74
86%
82%
84
82%
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24
38
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18
100% 101%
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3
27
15
16
97
41%
56%
101
40%
52
J
2361
41%
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45%
41
41
44
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93
.1947
101% 105
112% 115
104
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D
114
93%
104%
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102
J
J
92%
96%
103% 107%
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102%
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O
94%
104%
102
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—
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{♦Su A Du dlv A ter 1st 48-1936
1
115
114
43%
27
MN
;
8
42%
13%
7
13%
108% 111%
7
9
7%
7
Wisconsin Elec Power 3)^s—.1968
26%
33%
32
♦Certificates of deposit..
'. >.
109% -109%
*107% 108%
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106% HO
*12
-
102 4
101
102%
100% 103%
100
100
100%
96% 103%
{♦Wor A Conn East 1st 4^8-1943
100% 102%
Youngstown Sheet A Tube—
Conv deb 4s.... 1» .£ :.. i. .1948 M S
1st mtge s f 3 Ms ser D—1960 MN
103%
100
102%
100% 103
100
sale not Included in the year's range.
103%
103%
100
102
year's range,
j;
100% 104
100
102%
■
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100%
4
100
r
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Under-the-rule sale not included in the
Cash sale not included in the year's range.
1 The price represented Is the dollar quota¬
bonds. Accrued interest payable at the exchange rate
{ Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
tion per 200-pound unit of
of $4.8484.
.
'
{ Companies reported as
being In bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
Section 77 of the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.,
103%
*
100% 104%
101
103%
No sales transacted during current week.
Friday's bid and asked price.
Bonds selling flat.
♦
>
—v
■
Trading suspended effective Dec. 11 In all Issues of German, Italian, and
Japanese bonds,
The Bulgarian and Hungarian Issues were suspended on Dec. 18.
100% 104%
102
MN 7*1 M4 2 *100%
Deferred delivery sale not Included in the year's range,
a
100% 104%
100% 104
1953 MN '111 2 21 *100% m Hi.*
H1M
.4
1954 MN 'llllil *101%
5
102%
1954 MN H* lif'i 102%
1965
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D
'
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102% H'M *
;
75
21%
19
M N
103% 107
12
199
20
S
102%
100
101 '
103%
S
Wi nffton-Salem S B 1st 4s.—1960
101
:
100%
99%
103%
109% 112%
87%
95%
98% 104%
89
102
102 %
101
111%
88
M
Wheeling A L E RR 4s —
1949 M S
Wheeling Steel 1st 3){s ser B..1966 M S
J
.1955 J
100% 102%
103%
1943
124% 128%
107% 111
110% 114
102
102 % ."' 2
it *100%
2
MN :'2il2
38%
73%
108
H
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{♦Wis Cent 50-yr 1st gen 4s...1949
100
100
1
,
*100%
*102% r'lhl*
102%
——
111%
88
J
West Va Pulp A Paper 3s—1954 J
100% 100%
100% 101
100
1C'%
100
100
101%
1m
MM
'i
100
i
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11"
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101H
89
31
65
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100
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MN
97
51%
125%
107
J
41
100%
Immmm
2
100%
100%
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MN
100'
V1
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.
99% 100
99% 100
1
3
99%
100
87
99%
92
3
110%
West Shore 1st 4s guar.......2361
78
82%
95%
106% 108%
7-
99%
99%
99%
100
91
65%
108
105
—;. *100
77%
4
With declaration
96% 101%
102% 107%
104% 107%
'M2I*
93%
A
gold 4s
4)^8.^.1950
25-year gold 5s...——£....1951
30-year 5s.
.....1900
Westinghouse El A.Mfg 2)^8.-1951
^♦Westphalia Un El Power 6s.1953
100%
52
72
4
*98%
*122
O
Western Union Teleg g
114%
112%
96
107
7%
20%
12
♦5s assented—-i—1946 M
11
98
22
69%
*69
107 %
D
1967 J
{♦Western Pac 1st 5s ser A—£.1946
110
14
104%
♦60
— -.
109
-
97
96%
96%
96%
103% 103%
*106%
96%
20%
22
106% 108%
I..i.—.1960 J
Maryland 1st 4s
1952 A
1977 J
West N Y A Pa gen
101% 107%
27
UOH
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110%
J
L..—j
22%
22%
23%
23%
7%
23
A
1st A ref 5>Ss series A—
5
MN
11947
2.35S.J—May, 1 1952
;
101 1 ? 104%
23
1 1945
1 1945
1 1946
1 1940
1 1947
Nov
2.30s—Nov
85
99
5
S
1st 40-year guar 4s
.....1945 F A
Westchester Ltg 5s stpd gtd.—1950 J D
Wilson A Co 1st M 4s A.£
2.10s
2.15s-..—..—May
2.25s
O
Q M
Washington Cent 1st gold 4s..1948
15
101
.1952
May 1 1949
2.20s—-it.-'-Nov
27
4
1948 M
74%
24%
24%
23%
23%
27
31
2
A
1947 J
2.05s..
/
debentures.i...-1955
31
101%
:
105
......
.1962 A O
3M8
3s debentures—
Southern Colo Power
M2~
A
81
98
8
34
22%
v
31%
101 %
Xif— May 1 1942
1.903..
99%
97
101%
,29% 54
10
; 45%
5
.1952 A
4s.....
Skelly 0113s debs
——
.1964 J
Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs...
.1963 A
South A Nor Ala RR gu 5s—
98
80%
98 V
Conv deb 3%
*
.1960 F
Simmons Co deb
„. —
1.85s.j...i
8%
23
3%
2%
2%
21%
O
Warren RR 1st ref gu g 3 J4s.._2000 F
Hi 2
Ill 12:2
.875SV——-Nov 11942
May 1 1943 MN i'- i 1^2
1.80s—
9%
5%
2%
A
22%
1955 A
20
81%
2
1.00s. J— -i
1.75s. j
*
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21%
"22%
77
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—
1.506-'.. —--.May
1%
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3%
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,
22 %
81%
109%
5%
1.25S.J...,—-May 1 1944 MN l4~ll'l2
1.3753--E—Nov^/1 1944 MN 1 j'l'l ft
15
15%
•V
39
6
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2%
4
4%
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4%
13%
S
7%
120
34
-4%
....
—
fr {5*Atl & Birm 1st gu 48—1933
14
•
-
21%
United States Steel Corp—
102% 106%
121% 124%
2
10
6%
34
....
A........1945
♦Certificates of deposit
O
A
F
21 %
{{♦Warren Bros Co deb 6s.—1941 Af'S
5%
1.125s.—————Nov*: 1 1943 MN llllli
{Seaboard Air Line Ry
{♦1st g 4s unstamped
{♦4s g stamped
♦Adj ustment 5s.. ..
22%
Serial debentures •
106%
■
124""
22 %
22%
1976
26%
75%
45%
74%
7%
21%
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20%
30
23%
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22 %
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22 %
22
22%
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23%
22%
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20%
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22%
.
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107%
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2
p"i
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-
(assented).—
5s series D_i—_1980 AO
>Ctfs of deposit (assented)....
8%
8
.
1
24%
24%
24%
23%
44%
109 %
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24%
24%
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104""
104%
80%
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West Penn Power 1st 5s E..—1963 M S
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30
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Wash Term 1st gu 3Hs-_i—1945 F
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31%
T T
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.1953
(Del) 5s..
U N J RR A Canal gen 4s.... .1944
111%
*
u
2
6
40
"99
5s.
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si
0%
6%
98%
tr. ft.
r'
♦Ctfs of deposit (assented)....
93% 102%
h*.
—..
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United Biscuit 3M8 debsi...., 1955
22%
78
~
2%
2
6%
99 t
MY
♦1st cons6sseries
82%
*.
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100
T
75
33%
1
13
♦Ref A gen 4^s series C—..1978 AO
103632 104%
"
104%
"
.
United Cigar-Whelan Sts
St Paul & Dul 1st con g
100
,
-1.
-
'
4s registered
-—i i. 1947
1970
34-year 3Ms deb—
......
1971
35-year 3Ms deb..
Ref mtge 3Ms ser A-.i.i-.-. .1980
80
35%
17%
9%
18
14%
12%
69
2
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32
88%
70%
10
80%
80%
80 4
35%
35%
64%
73%
M"s
;/
Union Pacific RR—-
16%
15%
9%
24
88%
80
44
10
*61%
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30%
88 %
22
160
{♦Wabash Ry ref A gen 5}^s A.1975
....
A
9
U nlon Oil of Calif 6s series A. .. 1942 F
1959 F
3s debentures
31
Sfl
109%
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22%
22%
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'.'.J
ill
32 %
——
24
w
65
106
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65
11%
hi
1945 M S
1971 M N
{{♦Union Elec Ry (Chic) 53—.
9%
46
176
90
74
84%
10
Af"s
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111
62
79%
79%
33 %
76%
73%
33%
71
74%
48
M
'■•
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79
{♦Omaha Dlv 1st g 3J-£s —.1941 AO
75
58%
MM
108% 112
54%
69
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr)......
{♦Toledo A Chic Dlv g 4s..1941
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr)
75%
13%
■',
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71
99% 101%
.4
..
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.
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr)......
59
1
65
100%
-.32%
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(♦Des Moines Dlv 1st 4s
1939
96% 104%
*100
*88
-
65
-
71
1941
102
1
46%
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M
106%
»
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22
_
.
..
1st mtge 3J^s series
15%
16%
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54%
30
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109%
68%
90
07%
108
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Western
15%
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. ♦Ctfs of deD
(reorg mgr).... J.
{♦2d gold 5s..—.—...i.—". 1939 F A
U
9
77
77
J
J
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77
55
■
102% 107%
78
99 4
99% 108%
23
61%
-11%
J
A
9
598
2
103
1
.47%
M N
7s......—...1952 F
sees I
*.
S
104
41
00 !
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-.
1[♦Tyrol Hydro-El Pow 7MS-1955
.... .
MY
A
1957 MN
4.....
....
1st oons 5s....,.——.1.... 1958 .4 O
Virginian Ry 3% series A.... 1906 M S
87 ■'
94%
102% 107%
2
45
"18
61% .,42
61%
27
60%
103
D *1
1950 4
10%
9%
10%
♦Certificates of deposit.......
100
p
196
:
M
m
-
102
99
60%
J
11%
10%
11%
10%
10%
j
j
Va A Southwest 1st gu.5s——. 2003
f 4s series B
Walworth Co 1st M 4s...
53—1949
f UJlgawa Elec Power s f
9
9%
*97%
60 i
52%
25
1
87%
105%
105%
1V;':
53 conv deb A.. 1953 J
74%
41%
83%
15
'87%
99%
J
impt3%sl960 7
Toronto Ham A Buff 1st g
75%
64%
3
O 27mU2
J
—
"3
60%
D
11
10%
9% ":A 9%
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81
123% 128%
108% 113%
108% 112%
102
l2ulJ-
Tol W V A Ohio 4s series C
64
9
79%
3
110
105
-
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g
:
105 I"-
5s.—.2000 J D
B11.-V-1977 A O
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60
50
,
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s
.]■: ♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr)J.
♦1st lien g term 4s
.1954
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87%
5s series C—(—111979 A
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70
64%
33% 1
78%
79;;
J
27
102 i
105%
Ul2» 2,4
•
J
Va Iron Coal A Coke. 1st g 53.. 1949 M S
i;
105
gold68f.-.£il943
♦[Tokyo Elec Light Co Ltd—
9%
61
69%
*30
J
j
M S
58.—;.
5s stpd..
St L Rocky Mt & P
86
102% 106%
103
105%
100% 109%
100% 104%
109%
i
-
1965 M N
—
Third Ave Ry 1st ref 4s—1960 J
97%
107% 112
4
71
69%
♦certificates of deposit..
109%
Cons
111
109
S
*
„
v
*108
*
Gen A ref 5s series D.i..41.1980 J
85
22 ji
8
"33
125
109%
Ber
Company 3s deb-...1.-1959
Gen A
*
V:
69
98% 105%
13
110
Vandalia RR cons g 4s series A. .1955
Va Elec A Pow 3t(9 ser B—... 1968 M
109% 112%
104% 109
30
36%
22
*120%
Tex Pac Mo Pac Ter 5%s A...1964 M S
110
4%
8%b
Gen A ref 5s series
8%
52
;
09%
*■
65%
84%
—
Texas A Pacific 1st gold
St L Iron Mtn & Southern—
♦{RIv&O Dlv 1st g 4s..—1933 MY
28
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09%
98%
89
i;
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6s. j. 11944
4s...1—_ 1.1953
f g
Texas A N O con
107
U
108%
55
30
10O
"97"
97
0f»%
%
9»
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'
7- "•
B. 1974
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48%
50
110
55
'•'"
v.4'-
v;
Term Assn St L 1st cons
131
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f;
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Tol St Lculs A West 1st 4s
J
43
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.•
Tol A Ohio Cent ref A
St Lawr & Adlr 1st g 5s
10
100,%
102%
109% 109%
26
93%
107%
110%
:
102%
With declaration...
O
"79
106
107
1st 6s dollar series—.i-t i—1053 J
Raguenay Pow Ltd 1st M 4MS.1966 A
J
St Jos & Grand Island 1st 4s.
hi
*3l4 assented Aii..1947
United Stoekyds 4^8 w w.—.1951
Utah Lt ATrac 1st A ref 5s
1944
72
25
77%
110%
106
131
-
I'll
4%
;v 4%
'4
110%
J
107
•
3%
J
100
31%
33%
21%
33
91%
98%
99
104%
6 4
56%
71%
1
106
J' J
D
V
25
20%
78.
80
J
110%
10%
222
a'7% 31
7
3%
2%
9
22^712-'
J
{{^Rutland RR 4 Ms stpd..... 1941 3
80 ?/,
J
J
Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s.-. 1945 J
'
33%
20
78
169
105
is
9%
/
82%
104%
7
108% :i
9
"79%
104%
35
-
108%
—
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73
J
120
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S
241
77
105%
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—
60
58 %
-74%
104%
v
*108"
S
'
.; —..1951
C-—,—1051
f 6HQ series
'
75
104%
H
11
:
S
S
40
-40
37%
O
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86%
56 %
57%
D
102% 107
6%
9
32
40
*36
i
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J
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D
s
1
High
33
No. Low
High
J
4
.
17%
20%
17%
6%
A
J
imRut-Canadlan 4sstpd—,—.1949
.
>"/. -'r
Since
Jan.
70%
Ref A impt mtge
104
Bonds Sold
.
♦3l4s as8ente1.C...^....1951
♦Sink fund deb 6J<9 ser A...1947
46
26%
6
■-'r*
102%
48%
15
15
......
»
44
406
-40%
Standard Oil N J deb 3s...i.«i l»61 J
2 % debenture. 4
-it:?— 1953 J
26%
14%
27 -
6
.'i •_
L
Richfield Oil Corp—•
•pRlma Steel 1st
-
♦Sec
44
33
8%
•■■'■
'■*22 2.2
2222*
■
F
2l.
7*1 I'll.
«.'M«
.
.
53%
44'
Swift A Co 2%b debs.*.——__ 11961 M N
-L
72i22M' t
♦Direct mtge 6s...........1952 M N
47%
28%
7%
11
'■■j'"
or
Asked
9%
9%
82
34%
-30 i " 30
30
♦Spokane Inter latlonal 4%s:.2015 J J
Stand Oil of Calif 2%<debs._-t 1900 F -A —•iTLll *102%
103%
100%
96 % 102
J
"[[♦Rhine-Ruhr Water Serv 6s..1953
«[[ ♦Rhine-Westphalia El Pr 7s..1950
With declaration
16
f'l
I"
♦3)^8 assented A
37%
10
44%
1st A ref 3s series-C.-. ;v£>v—1968 J
101% 103
102% 104%
103% 105%
99%
"
A:
Low
125
.
45 S\
—
84
'104%
104 i
45 '
M N
Devel A gen 6 Ms.;.
h£it: 1956
Mem 1)1 y 1st g 58—'—ill.
1996
St Louis Dlv 1st g 4s.li.ii...1951
So'western Bell T«1 3Ms B.lit 1904
84%
75
16
J
1946 J
.*3Ms assented....
'75
47
103
MN
J
70
•104%
series G..... 1956 M N
Revere Copper & Brass
75
102%
103%
104%
102%
Bid
Price
<5^
Range
Friday's.
Railroad A Indus. Cos. {Concl.
High
M N
,.'
72 £
65%
47
70%
75
102%
103%
J
Republic Steel Corp 4 Ms ser B. 1961 F A
Pur mon 1st M conv 5%R—. 1954 MN
Week Ended Deb. 19
Range
Sale
'
•':
68%
65%
A 75%
a
Jan. 1
ll-'rtA's
Last
Af
il*Un Steel WkF Corp 6^8 A. .1951
-
48%
45
-
J
Devel A gen 6s—£„_i:.„:1950 AO
Reading Co Jersey Cent coll 4s. 1951 AO
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
No. Low
High
47
•47%
Southern Ry 1st cons.g 5j
1994 3-J
Devel A gen 4s series A.V..11956 4 O
R
Asked
(fc
F Low
*-
lst4Ms (Oregon-Lines) A—11977
Gold-4MS-—ilr—1968
Gold 4M8i-i'LJ.-l 1969
Gold 4 Ms—j1981
10-year secured 3 MR -1 £ .-.---11946
San Fran Term 1st 4s.ill'.; ; 1950
8d Pac RR
106
Bid
BONDS
Since
s
cq co
Friday
8*
Range
f "B
•
eoll) .—1949 J D
—
150
103
J
•'
109% 112%
108%
108%
O
4s (Cent Pac
Friday's
Price
V 4ff registered..v.- -li'--.'.'vl949
5%
87-
■
■•5
-•
D •it J .w *217%
J
-1
110%
150
M
■
Southern Pacific Co—
;
'
110%
-v
,4
•
Range or
Sale
41
Railroad & Indus. Cox. {Cont.)
High
77
89%
105% 107%
107
110%
90
97%
117
J
90%
Improvidence Sec
improvidence
80%
1
J
No. Low
Week's
Last
j
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Dec; 19
.{
Since
Friday
8-a
.BONDS
Range..
104%
illflli^'NEW; YORK CURB EXCHANGE
NOTICE—Cash
and deferred delivery sales
footnote in the week
In the
last
In which they occur.
are
disregarded in the
week's
ranfie unless they
following extensive list we furnish
a
Last
Sale
STOCKS
Par
Price
whether stock
or
of Prices
Low
High
wZk
Shares
:
„
Lastl
Par
for
of Prices
Sale'.
{Continued)
High
Week's Range
Low
Price
High
Shares
19%
150
16%
20%
5%
200
20
5%
5
Alnsworth Mfg common..5
3%
Inc(NJ) — 1
Corp...50c
Air investors common...2
Conv preferred..——.
6%
3%
6%
Air Associates
500
4%
2,300
7
1,300
fl%
22%
6%
Class A conv com.-...25
Jan
L800
1,000
76
76
102
101
——*
footnotes see page 1623.
78%
102
"IfT"
6%
Jan
12%
2%
Jan
Aluminum Co common. .4*
Oct
1%
Jan
Par
2% May
2%
Oct
Mar
1%
Oct
Sept
Jan
Aluminium Ltd common.*
Feb
75%
101
94%
26
Nov
Jan
*ia
91
Sept
6%
preferred
•
'
■19
Board Co com.l
American Capital—
i
Class A common..-.10c
Amer Box
Common class B.
Dec
2
Apr
100
14
Feb
21
Dec
$3
100
18%
Apr
22%
Jan
May
—.
'
Sales
Price
3%
for
of Prices
Low
High
Shares
3%
3%
preferred....1.
*
*
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Week
200
Low
3%
High
Dec
Nov
500
5%
July
1% May
La
Aug
6%
100
6
Dec
11%
Mar
62
62%
200
62
Dec
68%
Jan
10%
10%
%
13%
975
10%
Dec
1,050
2,500
10%
%
Dec
28%
26%
Feb
12%
Nov
%
La
300
10c
$5.50 prior pref—
4
6% preferred..:. —.100
Aluminum Goods Mfg..
Aluminum Industries com *
i
19
Sale
Week's Range
Last
6%
62
Sept
4% May
& Lt—
Conv class A........25
Class A...26
Class B—
1
Amer Cities Power
Dec
Apr
"ie'F
Altorfer Bros common...*
Dec
L»
Alabama Power Co $7 pf_*
16
Allied Products (Mich). .10
Jan
Nov
1
20
Alabama Gt Southern..50
For
Dec
July
23
It
Warrants....
preferred
Dec
1%
5
Aircraft Access
$6
Mar
STOCKS
High
Low
1%
2%
.V:7
Friaag
%
2%
$3 conv preferred———*
18%
20
Class A. 1
ClaBS B——1
^
Exchange itself, and is in¬
{Continued)'
Range Sincejan. 1, 1941
Allied Intl investing—
common.10
1
'
Curb Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday
Week
Alliance In vestment..>-.*
Acme Wire Co
?
Sales
Friday
Alles A Fisher Inc com.—*
Aero Supply Mfg
,
It is compiled entirely from the daily reports of the Curb
current year.
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Low
,
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the
sates
Week's Range
regular weekly range are shown in a
only transactions of the week, and when selling outside the
complete record of the transactions on the New York
(Dec. 13, 1941) and ending the present Friday (Dec. 19, . 1941).
tended to include every security,
Friday
are the
No account is taken of such sales ih computing the range for the year.
,
95
;
92
104
108% 112
12%
12
4%
4%
"69%
68%
70
"2l""
20%
21%
3,850
100
200
111%
Mar
103
Mar
American Book Co—"..100
4%
Jan
116
Jan
Dec
18%
160
Jan
7% Sept
May
76
Aug
Nov
99%
20%
Dec
65
91
American Beverage com._l
Jan
155
Dec
Mar
12
»i4
1,650
...100
Dec
Dec
92
1,300 1106%
Oct
Cyauamld class A. 10
Class B n-v
10%
%
<>32
Jan
Amer Export
10
"39"
Lines com_.l
20%
Amer Foreign Pow warr..
Feb
Jan
35
"37% "40""
"9,800
Apr
»u Sept
35
Amer
11
19%
20%
1,200
4.600
Jan
41
Aug
31
Feb
42%
July
29
Nov
Li Jan
Tuesday, December 23, 1941
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
1620
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Friday I
Last
Week's Range
for
Sale
of Prices
Low
High
Week
Par
Price
Hoe com—*
Amer Fork &
10
750
23,700
106*4
3,900
28%
28*4
25
18
19 H
200
17 H
18H
400
1*4
25 H
28*;
9)4
19)4
550
1 *4
27
103
m
25 K
1)4
25)4
100
Amer Maracalbo Co—---1
Amer Meter Co—
*
Amer Potash & Chemical.*
Deo
30
Apr
Feb
Feb
2634
""hi
20
20
i
Dec
15)4
Apr
28)4 June
Apr
Mar
28)4
Nov
54
Corp com
preferred...——*
$6 series preferred-----*
American Thread 5% pf..5
Amer Writing Paper com.*
Anchor Post Fence
—2
Angostura-Wupperman - -1
Apex Elec Mfg Co com. - .*
Appalachian Elec Power—
Am Superpower
■
1st $6
44 K
'■:
34
20
r
IK
1%
2%
Feb
.'l«
51
2
2%
55,000
1,100
Carman & Co class A...
42 34
May
6034
Sept
400
134
\2)4
2K
2 M
700
?
250
K
7%r 8)4
54
3,500
14,700
1.700
-.4M
—-
::.:t
r
Mar
-V
7734
Jan
Dec
1
Oct
334
Jan
34
Nov
in
Dec
Jan
Sept
i
2
Jan
34
Jan
150
»
72
77-
j-,-.Dec
'•»
3,200
•
-
Y 025
3)4
Apr
234
r
6
-Jan
"13)4
■'95^
Apr
-•
Dec
10
Jan
•
Feb
>
117 HiSept
y
54 '-Aug
Co-.50
Corp--—1
Atlantic Ccast Line
2134
675
3
v
3
•
Atlas Corp warrants.-—..
com—5
*
*
Automatic Products.
1
Automatic Voting Mach..*
Atlas Drop Fcrge
K
*16
1234
13*4
3*4
K
-
-
Atlas Plywood Corp
Y.
•
-
13
Auburn Central Mfg
-
234
2)4
334
154
234
200
234
3)4
600
1,200
2,400
2,100
Jan
'Sept
Nov
534 Jan
1134 Dec
2)4 May
6,200
7
7
V
17
400
2134
20
3
3
29)4
4)4
Dec
9)4
Oct
$6
.•-
534
234
3-'. Dec
4
Dec
4)4
Aug
Dec
80
Dec
4934
6%
234
2 K
*125
Warrants—
-----
.....
'(4
Dec
May
July
1734
4 ;•
425
"Nov
16
■"
*
350
234
Dec
34
34
2
.
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
10
.<
,
i)4
1834
Aug
-6)4
July
Feb
8334
July
Dec
734
72)4
Claude Neon Lights
"0
4K
"ik
1554
100
34
*11
17,500
.
'.:.0
Inc.-l
2034
20)4
700
22
Dec
20
3634
Apr
Sept
1 '
Clayton & Lambert Mfg.
"!j
500
Aug
V
Dec
4
104
Feb
34
534
Mar
6)4
32 34
334
"34""
454
1,400
30
26 34
M
Purch warrants for com.
30
7% preferred
com.l
Steel
1
32
23 K
2634
Barium Stainless
3
3K
K
3,100
2334
Dec
3234
34
Dec
Jan
3
4
July
34
Feb
1.000
3)4
Dec
3734
6)4
Mar
Jan
"is
i
3,600
34
Dec
IK
Jan
100
32
com:;—1.5
Refractories Inc.—1
r 154 ""ik "ik
i
....J.
:r—j_
%
*
7X
8
7K
300
8
7%
7
Dec
Jan
754
1,400
6)4
11
May
10)4
)
-1
5% preferred—
4
Beech Aircraft Corp.—-.1
"w
Bell Aircraft Corp com—,1
:uk
pref
8
100
4
Dec
334
21
8)4
13 K
"2)4
98K
Benson & Hedges com—
32*4
Aug
434
Mar
9
12 34
Jan
24
24 K
4.000
4)4
4,300
13)4
Apr
Dec
800
134
Dec
33
\
10
96
20
23)4
May
32
preferred-—-*
11 r
12
& Machine Co
-
Mar
Jan
Sept
Jan
Jan
Oct
3434 Nov
3434
Oct
5)4
114
Conn Gas <fc Coke Secur-
6K
m
3
—
Bliss (E W) common
14 H
13)4
4034
Apr
6)4
3
Sept
834
Dec
Dec
31)4
33
4%
10K
Oct
19
11 ';•,:
2)4 -MOO
--
Jan;
•*11
"
Dec
19 X
234 Sept
<
:
Jan '•
'■••'
EIec P<fe L2d pref A.—.
4
2.200
-•
>•''
conv
preferred..... 1
Eversharp Inc com
Apr i
Jan!
13
Dec
Feb
*it
Nov
1*4
Dec
Dec
12 54
Jan
32)4
Mar4
""*600
2
80
Apr
Sept
Feb r6)4
-
9834
Aug
67)4
Feb
128
Oct
10
70
129
Nov
107
125
68
Feb
Feb
"534
200
*!«
H
14,800
102
100
20
102)4 102)4
105
""T1
""'Y(
1,125
2h
18
2
15 !4
2
15
1
...
Apr-
70
U%
j
Emsco Derrick &
$3
54
4K
com...*
100
25
7% 1st preferred
4*4
134
134
30
30
30
18)4
-
13534
Oct
721
21)4
4 34
Jan
147
Oct
Apr
Dec
24
Dec
8
Jan
34
<
Dec
)4
Jan
Apr
20)4
335
Mar
13
1,500
100
•
134 May
Jan
Dec
28)4
•2
1
18
June
334
Jan
Aug
.734 May
154 Dec
1234
Sept
4)4
8)4
Nov
1
8
8
'
834
800
Falrclilld Eng & Airplane. 1
IK
7 54
154
7)4
2)4
7)4
11,800
Falstaff Brewing...—...!
Aviation
100
-,
Jan
$5 2d preferred
11,400
34
31)4
Dec
Dec
34
38)4
600
4)4
Dec
834
100
Mar
K
90
1834 May
Jan
35
July
35
July
19
June
19
June
"5k ""554 *"0500
"5)4
5
Florida P & L $7 pref
1
34
Dec
5
Dec
»
454
9K
3,000
34
3)4
July
434
8)4
Feb
634
July
1,700
5)4
Feb
1134
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Oct
Nov
50
900
134
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434
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54
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150
1,300
63
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31
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234
134
7
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4
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107
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34
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200
34
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11
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54
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150
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134
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734 May
234
Mar
1
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1034 July
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.
7
,
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Darby Petroleum
Dayton Rubber Mfg
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35
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54
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54 June
54 May
34
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34
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1
—...4*
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82
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334 Sept
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20
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13
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50
400
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Mar
-
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:
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;
Glen Alden Coal..
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5
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..
98
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108
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37
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200
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200
154-154
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Nov
104
80
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.
50
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Davenport Hosiery Mill
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1034
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20
37
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134
14
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71
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82
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59
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54
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54
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86
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90
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67
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15
47
50
10
Gen Pub Serv $6 pref...*
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Buckeye Pipe Line
50
Buff Niagara & East Pow—
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50
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:
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69
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Gamewell Co 56 conv pf.*
434 Sept
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134
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British Col Power cl A.—*
26
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200
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British Celanese Ltd—
Burco Inc $3 pref
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3
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Franklin Co Distilling.—1
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'
2
13
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54
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British Amer Oil Co
34
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Nov
6,200
1
45
i
634
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41
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Fausteel Metallurgical..
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1
30
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common——1
.
Dec
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-
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534
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80
80 i,
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Esquire Inc.'
4 X'.
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'i •» -
.
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6 34% preferred..—.100
7% preferred...
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4)4
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27
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54
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Brown
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134 Mar
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434
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8234
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iin
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Jan
Mar
134
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8
250
com.—*
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-
vie
1
16,000
hii
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14
ii«
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j
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42
1134
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25
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450
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64
-
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4)4 May
134 Nov
64
Dec
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1
6% conv preferred
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1,400
Colorado Fuel & Iron warr :
5
Colt's Patent Fire Arms -
Baumann—See "Ludwlg"
/
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34
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Breeze Corp
16
12
9
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4
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54
100
54
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32
32
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conv
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17
34 May
534
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54
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26 i
34
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134
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$5 preferred series B.'.r*
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300
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19
Mar
1
;
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34
V
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;
254
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Dec
54 June
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109
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234
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1
106
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v
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Apr
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634
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Mar
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Mar
234
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Art Metal Works com—-.5
Ashland Oil & Ref Co
1
Assoc Breweries of Can..*
3
J
Syndicate
Carib
K
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non-vot--*
preferred.. —---10
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834 Sept
Jan
7 34
'J8 34
Dec
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v
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154
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34
i|j Nov
.:
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——
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'54
Mar
Detroit Steel Prod—1.10
Alcohol—
Nov
2 Ms
preferred—100
Canadian Indus
Li
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'54
Gray Iron Fdy—1
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•
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Price
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.
534
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for :
Week's Range
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Jan
Sept
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19,900
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34 ■ Dec
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Callite Tungsten Corp..
Sept
50
Republics.-.-10
Amer Scal-Kap common. .2
834
California Elec Power...
Aug
2334
Price
Jan
1534
1634
,
Oct
33
79)4
American
6%
Dec
28
Co common .100
Arkansas Nat Gas
Dec
103
575
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4>4%
July
Jan
11334
Feb
334
Jan
30)4
17 34
11K
10)4
10)4
Week
1
1334
Apr
Nov
25
.25
preferred———25
6%
Shares
21 Yx
-
for
of Prices
Low
•
Hlgd
Par
High
Low
10)4
IflH
103
Amer Lt & Trac com...
Amer Mfg
10
20 K
Elec.—10
4*4% preferred..
100
Amer General Corp com 10c
$2 conv preferred. — —!
$2.50 conv preferred-—1
Amer Hard Rubber Co..50
Amer Laundry Mach.—20
American Gas &
Week's Rduge
Sale
(Continued)
pule*
Friday
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(Continued)
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26 54 Jan
Volume 154
Number 4023
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Friday
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Last
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■
Salt
Price
Hearn DePt Stores com..6
<'
6%
Hecla
Deferred.-.50
conv
Mining Co—;«.25c
Helena Rubenstein...L—*
Sales
Week's Hanoi
ii of Prices i
Low:, ~~H ipA
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i 26
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: 6%
4%
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Last
&
Week's Range
Sale
"df Prices
Price
■Week
Shares
j 1H
i
Friday
.Range Since Jan. r 1941
'^for.
Low
High
■for
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
STOCKS
Week
Class- A- -■ -*-—.-4 a ——*
Nor
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I
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i
21.4,
.
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-
1
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.
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peninsular Telephone com*
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25
Penn-Mex Fuel......:60c
Penn Traffic
Co....:..2%
MhTvate Co neWcotn.V—-♦
Pennroad Corp com...„ 1
Penn Cent Airlines com.. 1
?Mld-We8t Abrasive ;.ii:50
Midwest OH GoJJ^O.:*10
Midwest Plplng A Bup.l.*
'\-'yt(#.;Nov
'1
X June
Dee &'«* -Jan
-y 64 «yvFeb •;r«3 •'y'/'.Oct
>. 10 X: - Dec
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1 iiyDec :rr2%
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.-
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;
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%
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y r
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'26
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Pennsylvania Sugar
com 20
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;
Apr
Jan
v
MX
common.*
Phlla Elec Co S5
pref....*
Pblla Elec Pow
8% pref .25
Phillips Packing Co::.—*
Phoenix Securities—(■
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I
Ioteratata-HosleQi Mllis. J.A
Interstate Power $7 pfefy*
I - Investors .Royalty. -y-il
j IronFlreman MfgV to-'--*
Irving Alr Chbte^.—: J."-:-I
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iy -j Ur:I)ec y^K';Feb" {
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Jan
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Jeannette
7% preferred,
V.:
....
Powdrell A Alexander...5
Power Corp of Canada...*
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Pratt A Lambert Co.....*
Premier Gold Mlulng...:i
100
Prentice-Hall inc com...*
Pressed Metals of Am...1
Producers Corp of Nev_..l
Prosperity Co class"B...*
Providence Gas......."..*
f-S*
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i
6% preferred,...::. 100
i
i
Pneumatlo Scale com... 10
Polaris Mining Co.....25c
Potrero Sugar common..5
Glasa Co. -I: j#
s
:
Pleasant Valley Wine CO. 1
Johnson Publishing Co.10
Julian A Kokieuge com-*
j
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Plough Inc common.—7.60
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Antral Pow A Lt-5%%. preferred—-'4:100
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i
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Pittsburgh A Lake Erie.50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical 10
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i
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......*
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•Mountain Sts Tel A Tol 100
(Murray Ohlo(Mfg Oo^.s
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,
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1
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i
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s
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Co.:—...*
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Pharis Tire A Rubber...1
Monroe Loah tfoC'AIlv'— 1
Jah
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:
-1
Penn Salt Mfg Co.-:::.50
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2 ;60
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~Monogram Plctdres email
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S2.80series pref..:....*
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AX
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\>
6%% 1st preferred.-.25
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j
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Pacific G A E 6% 1st pf .25
V
■*?/ '■•>. '? .*■!'•
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Indianapolis Power A Light
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-
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-
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,
•
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IX
,
•
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(Michigan Ste^l Tube.-2.50
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i-9
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Aug
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;Am dep rets- regis.:.41
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I: $6 preferred .i—ij..—*
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Dlv arrear,<rtf8..ii,:a;f
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■y-j»
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Oliver Utd Filters B.:...*
Omar Inc.:
1
Overseas Securities
1
6%% A preferred.—100
•Messabl Iron Co-.;.i:':'i.l
; ■ y
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i
com. 15
S3 preferred...—50
1
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•>
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com'—*
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:
.
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l
{ *-Warrants.'ii.—
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V t c for 1st pref—
1
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j
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HuttimdPRosa Fibre Corp 5
;• A
Ohio Oil 6% preferred. 100
Ohio Power 4%% pref.100
Ohio P 8 7% 1st pref... 100
! -14'preferred. —-J-J. I— if
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;
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■
.
5% preferred100
(Harvey) Inc..' 5
Hubbell
Husamann
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—.4
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Shovel.:. t
Massey Harris common..*
May McEwen Kalser'Co—1
Baking.*
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*
,
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preferred..:...*
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Horder's
Hormel (Geo A) & Co
J *»;>••/ »
Northern Sts Pow cl A..25
Novadel-Agene Corp....*
ManischeWltz (The B) Co *
Mapea Consol Mfg CO.:.*
Marconi Intl Marine•
Holophane CO common—*
;
warr.ii
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I J S5. conv-
ACoclass A.— 10
r.'titl, *.'/.•«
IndPubSer6% pf.100
7% preferred..
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Northern Pipe Line10
/
Manatl Sugar opt
Hltdlck Products Corp.2.50
Horn (A
Week
Shares
No Am Utility
Securities.*,
'Nor Central Texas 011.1.5
Henry Holt A Co par A-V
Hewitt Rubber common. .5
Heyden Chemical
High
Class B common...—.*
Preferred ex-warr.i—25
Hoe (R)
Low
6% prior preferred...50
25
Preferred w
Week's Rang*
of Prices
!
North Amer Rayon el A..*
Heller Co common.: J— -2
•
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Price
•LudwlgBauman A Co oom*
?
Conv 7% 1st pref.-i. 100
Conv 7% lit pf v t c.100
'Lynch Corp Common....6
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Kansas G A
E7% pref. 100
Public Service Of Colorado
Kennedy's lne...—:-i—-5
Ken-Rad Tube A Lamp A ♦
.
6% 1st preferred—..100
7% 1st preferred—..100
Puget Sound P A L— F -
i-
Klmbeny-Clark 6% pf-100
Co Ltg 7% pf H-100
; (•6% preferred D.:—'. 100
i KIngston Products . ,.i. -: 1
t Klrby Petroleum--—i-:.l
\ Klrkl'dLake G M Qo Ltd 1
;
■f Kings
$5 prior preferred.
*
16 preferred
:...:.*
Puget Sound Pulp A Tim *
t
Pyle-Natlonal Co com...5
Pyrene Manufacturing.. 10
Klein (D Emil) Go com-*
Klelnert (I B) Rubber ColO
Knott Corp common.... 1
;
.
| KobackerStores Inc— I-.*
, Koiipcrs CoO% pref J. 100
Kresge
Quaker Oats
common
514*
6% preferred...:..
Quebec Power Co
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<
Radlo-Kclth-Orpheum—
Option warrants
Railway A Light Sec—
-
\
Lackawanna RR (N J)5-100
Lake Shore Mines Ltd .t j
| Laltey Foundry A Mach—I
j Lamson Corp of Del—-5
:
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;
r
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7%:Pref.:100
.-106
commoh—1
^
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! Lefcourt Realty
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-
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;
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&6xi!
Aug
•"yyx-sept
i 1^ Tourneau (R G> Inp_.l
IJne Material Co..—;.—5
z34 Xt -Aug
:
Llpton (Thos J) Inc—;
j6% preferredvivl :'2u2b
j Locke Steel
I'.
•
,
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V
Lit, Brothers oommon.—»
Chalnrw_L—6
s.f
200
-5.900
iiDec yI0%^ Jan
vefc. ybs&f#
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14.206
* ••#«*•.Y>•
12,500
I
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U1
Rice Stlx Dry Goods..:..*
Richmond Radiator.— — 1
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co
I
Voting trust ctfs.:—..1
,425
GAE16% pfC 100
6% preferred D.....100
Rochester Tel
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t
Reliance Elec A Engln'r'g 5
Rbeem Mfg Co
i
150
7% pref tlMe A.:i-|Tt)0
£% pret class B. >. llOO
Loudon P«klhg:>;>:i:3*
i-v
common 60c
Red Bank OH Co——_*
Reed Roller Bit Co—*
Relter Foster Oil Corp.50c
Rochester
y
v'l't"
Lope Star Qas CorP:-U.*
Long Island Lighting—
Common...
'....*
$3 conv preferred.
*
Raytheon Mfg
Republic Aviation..t.... 1
Lehigh Coal A Nav.-t.L:.*
■
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T.
]
i
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>~3%-.Dec
common.!
preferred
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•
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J Langendorf Utd B&kerles-^} \. Class A
. J-v.v—j. —
i
Voting common:.....10
Railway A Utll Invest A.l
Raymond Concrete Pile—
4
i
Lane Bryant
1 Lane Wells Co
IX; (Dbc ^35% (July
A
.-Dec
\ijS?X Aug
IX Jan
3% Sept
Sji - Dec • S«; July
»6..,NOva0»^<Feb
6%% pflOO
Roeser A Pendleton Inc.*
Rome Cable Corp com..5
Roosevelt Field InoJ.'... 5
Root Petroleum Co.....
•:
$1.20
Roesla
conv
iWge*1623.
_
1
pref..:4..20
International..:..*
Royallte OH Co Ltd—.:!*
Royal Typewriter..—.
*
.
For footnotes see
Dec
"
6X June
.
i-
Den
42
i
Dept Stores—■
4% conv 1st pref—- .100
Kress (8 H) special pref. 10
Kreuger Brewing Co.—- -T
>
_
Tuesday, December 23, 1941
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1622
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Lai |
(Continued.)
Sale
Russeks
Par
Week's
Price
Ranoi
of Prices
Low
■ moh
(Concluded)
Fifth Ave..., 24
2X
1
Aeronautical Co—
Coneol Petrol
Ryerson & Ilayues com
Ryan
1
600
3
Apr
44
64
2 4
400
2
Deo
900
%
X
Sept
BONDS'
Shared
(Continued)
14
,600
14
14
Tung-Sol I Jimp Works ...1
>14
"64
Dec
-
t
Apr
14 July
Dec
*
80c conv preferred.
Sept
■
100
tl
July
74
1
Jan
St
Ltd.
pre!..
Lawrence Corp
Class A $2 conv
St Regis
100
1 r
.
Paper common.
xx
*16,400
1
XX
1084
2 4
4
July
H
2,600
X
100
100
114
2
X
10
23
X
Schiff Co common—*——
34
Jan
4 June
Nov v
Dec J. 28
Sept
X July
Jan
X
4
23
.
Jan
Nov
Oct
<11. X '11X
Corp com
Savoy Oil Co,—....—®
July
24
121 :
Feb
3.400
Sanford Mills.
Sept
10
Dee
70
24
2%
14
May
14
175
"1084
106
1
10
7% preferred,,
400
Salt Dome Oil Co—
Samson U nited
'
20
15
Dec
-!•
•
1
preferred...— .25
Schulte (D A) common..
Conv
y*
,-..-.-25 *20
8covill Mfg
'; 4.
8
*21*4 *2/500
,"'26"
$6 pref—>
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H Nov
10,600
4
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194
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.....
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30
;
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634
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.
-
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.:
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84
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-
3
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Selected Industries Inc—
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34 i
84 i
h/ 8V"
i
Oct
Jan
Mi
1,800
250
25
"38*"
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14
38
37 4
1.4
.
' 40
39
374
14
38
350
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Me
11,900
1,250
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Sept
Oct
X
2 4
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64
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warrants...-i
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1
1st $7 pref
non-voting..*
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\
84
Feb
Deo
4
1,100
X
14
"*300
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8
8,4
.62 X 65.',
110
113 4
2*i
84
3,£00
44
24
7 X
-
62 X
110
800
44
62
3,400
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1401 109
Feb
94
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B...;.l
24
f
84
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1154
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84
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Dec
'
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"i
3
.
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*
Simplicity Pa:tern corn..l
81 npeon's Ltd B stocks..*
■'524
544
284
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34
524
284
.100
14
5
3.200
..
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100
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1?:
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24
129
140
142
102 4 June
1594
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12
.20
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•
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93
10
X
■
4
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Corp———-1
1
cotn..l
25
Southwest Pa Pipe Li.ie,10
Soaotone
Sons Mfg common
South Coast Corp
Pe in Oil..
24
600
14
FMo
400
4
1
Universal Insurance
200
.8
?'
1.000
1 %
2 7
1,20 J
2
14
Jan
i
Dec
1
'•*
i
Sugar...
'•
34
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300
1
Feb
l' 24
1,900
29
Dec
434
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Aug
23 4
43
100
44
23
30
234
38
51
50
*"".M«
Equities com.. 10c
$5.50 priority stock—.1
Utility
33
334
+,
304
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Jan
preferred.25
6% preferred B
+.25
54% pref series C-.25
Southern C4o Pow cl A.25
7% preferred
...100
27*i
274
29
500
274
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4ft4
314
26 4
26 4
27
400
26 4
Dee
294
South New E
4
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Southern
4
1
5
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4
154
154
r
83
7% pref. 100
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25
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—
1H
24.4
5-
&Bros...l
preferred
+.-*
Spehcer tshoe Corp——'.*
Stahl-Meyer Inc—
*
Standard Brewing Go...*
1st
Jan
14
900
2
'
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Jan
to
244*24 4
5
5 4
2",200
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:i;;
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Nov
8
20
5
Jan
4
100
1
2
Feb
4
4
"
"200
Jan
14
Dec
;34
14
Nov
Aug
•
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M«
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preferred,--,—10
114
14
104
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Standard Oil (Ohio)—
5%
i6 n
16 X
54
Jan
Western
Dec
174
July
Western
'—*
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Silver Lead
1
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-1
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9 4
164
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144
204
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)
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Jan
Westmoreland
25
107 4
Juu
1124
Nov
Standard
Standard
Standard
AX
'i«
13 54
Steel Co of
100
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54
•500
hi
100
4 4
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30
Dec
7,900
4
274
24
Dec
48
/
Dee
24
94
200
94
Jan
134
54
6% 1st preferred
50
5% 2d preferred....-20
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Sterling Brewers Inc.4.1
9
*36
Oct
.7;
'
15
f" r'f
*
-■»
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.-24-Jan
34 Aug
1<»
i:
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--
0
854
Oct
4
"34
(/•/"loo
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f:
34
44
14
Woodley
4
44
2
Wright Hargreaves Ltd..*
1,500
4 4
Dec
J00
4
Feb
14
1,200
4
34 V: ^ 4a0
4
2 4
4
Dec
.1967
Eedctal Water -Service 548—i-i-.1954
X
'
Stetson
(J B) Co com...
24
4
Stilines (Hugo)
;
Corp.....5
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Sullivan
•
4
9%
1
Suu Ray Drug Co..,
84
|
600
'
13
600
94
84
94
84
-50
104
13
Strooek (o) Co..—
200
84
11
'
14
3.
V
Oct
.1944
Sunray
5
1
Oil.——
50
>6% conv pref..
IX
45
2 4
14
45
34
Mo
144
Dee
104
14
*
Jan
Mar
22 4
Mar
384
Swan Fiach Oil Corp...
15
Apr
12
z34 Nov
1
Curb
Technicolor Lie common.*
Texas PAL 7%
264
24
Dec
174
Nov
74
5,200
64
""2 4
14
1,400
pref. 100
'Texon Oil & Land Co...2
Tllo Roofiag Inc
134
...1
4
i *500
* 3*
300
14
44
Tishman Realty & Constr*
;
Jan
900
44
4
■:
43
200
434
Tobacco Sec Tr Co Ltd—
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Todd
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124
4
300
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Mar
1144
■
"
34
19 4
Dec
Dec
Me
Apr
US../'-:'
Toledo Edison
1st 5s.
—
If
1st & ref 5s.
1st & ref 5s-,
1st & ref 44s-
24s
t
34s s f debs..
348 s f debs.—....—.—.
Transwestern
—
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Tri-Contiuental
.1
Co... 10
>■.
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\
101
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1084
30
107
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114
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81
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184
144
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,
4
t78
1949
- -
20,000
83
1114
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834
824
704
82 4
I
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1074 1114
11084 »09
-1967
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<1953
105M
105 4 106 4
108
104 4
1044 105
53,000
9,000
105
-.'1954
102
108
1956
Sf deb548-:. —-'.'.XiMay 1967
ilndiana Hydro Elec 53.-22 ..-—'1958
1044
1014 1044
40,000
1014 107
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101
100
100
98
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103
.
1014
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.1950
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76
704
1963
73
74 4
6,000
784
784
2,000
75
924
5,000
105
1094
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6,000
34
34
21
10
4
254
.
.1952
.1970
108
108
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s
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>
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„
■I
1054
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1004 1034
;
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i_
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5s without warrants
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2 000
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101
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104
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60
1
105
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%
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131
128
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104
104
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104
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7,000
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t
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514
1064
.1965
45,000
.1961
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Jan
104
w "Uh
.1969
79
;
80 4
43 4
24 4
1004 108 4
•54
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135-V,
37
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Kansas Gas & Elec
;
15
66 4
72,000
20,000
''-• '
Kansas Pow & Lt
37
744
vvv;/',.-v
Jacksonville Gas—
•
!
5s stamped—
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1004 1094
78
834
.1955
4
33 4
; -••
.
.15,000
„
deb £48-.-i.iX—V-
724
33 4
.1903
i..
Kansas Elec Power 34s
.1060
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72 X
1958
1054 1094
1064 1104
.2021
24
84
.1952
.
1034 1064
.
154
94
2^000
.1952
.1952
108
-
103
9,00.1
22,000
178.
94
1034 1064
2,000
1074
104
1054 115,000
1054
4
5
.1957
—
1024 1054
1034 1034
104
10
4 4
94
.1952
5,000
f ♦Conv
Aug
44
6,000
.1940
Assoc T & T deb 54s A-—
Atlanta Gas Light 4 4s.. jjj
104
144
.1957
.1967
*7h (Aug 1941 coupon)
♦7s series F.:.
••
.1955
.1965
109
Dec
484
-.
107 4 108
.1970
Jan
Dee
-
.-X
1034 104
Jan
Deo
——
Y Debenture 6s...
Iowa Pow & Lt 4 4s
I
1,000
1014.1014
1014
.1961
84
-
65
4/000
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.1970
.2016
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■
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1
02
—
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^♦Hamburg Electric7s
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.1053
4
54
X
5
$
1044 'j 5,000
104 4
'
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894
984 1034'
40,000
79
-1948
.1950
Amer Writing Paper 08.—
i
For footnotes see
—+
Am Pow & Lt deb 6s
!
warrants.
Class A
t dobs.,..
§ Associated Gas & El Co—
20
Trunz Inc.
jTublze Chatillon Corp
8
Associated Elec 4 4s
4 Sept
1044 June
'*""4"
1014
75
984 103
1014
*100
American Gas & Elec Co—
v
July
Jan
100
100
78 4
.1945
' :■•.>'•
j .'■<
Interstate Power 5s..—...
Since
Week
High
vi;
(",:1
|Trans Lux Corp
1968
1967
.1956
82
.
4,00ft
r
Range
for
of Prices ■"
Low—
1956
l
+U
Arkansas Pr & Lt 5.4...*...^
50
4
994
.1958
i
Sales
Week's Range
1951
Jan
110
109
1014
.1963
»
-
J1054 1054
1946
.
44 Sept
103
lOt
6% prof lUc
7% preferred
100
Tonopah-BelmontDov.lOO
Tonopah AltJing of Nev.l
63,000
98
:...
-Indiana Service 5s.—...
r/h
Dec
4
160 -1004
83
84 4
t
Guantanamo & West 0s
Jan
ASli,!
Mar
100
4. - 4
904 914
834
tl084 HI
Jan
;\'y *
43
"... •' W
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Corp..
1014 1064
.1950
44
Jaw
1
Appalachian Elec Pow 34s.
AppaUc Power deb 6s.....<—
53
68,000
1054
stpd.——,
Green Mountain Power 343--Grocery Store Prod fts...^.
Alabama Power Co—
Jan
84
Jan
4 June
Dec
100
.1950
.....
Gr Nor Pow 5s
July
■v
Jan
H
Dee
May
Jan
25
Dec
24
48
1074
27.000
1024 103
105
1024
1905
.
Grand Trunk West 4s——
f*lsarco Hydro Elec 7s—i_...
3
iTobacco & Allied Stocks..*
'Tobacco Prod Exports..*
'
64
984
Thew Shcvel Co com....5
34
1054
.1953
•ii^Gesfriicl 6s
jGlen Alden Coal 4s—.
64
Apr
13,300 -14/Dec
Sale
Price
j
3.600
100 4
30
158 4
Jan
*
Exchange
BONDS
1
24
19
14
174
17,000
104
100 4 100 4
58...',.
54
34-Dec
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'
17X
45
1104
29
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5'■
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STuggart Corp com
..1
Tampa Electric Co com..*
J10
.1943
Jan
Oct
Apr
94
1004 100 4
.1948
♦7s series E...+
24 Nov
464 Sept
Superior Port Ceme.it—
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108
General Wat Wks A Elec 5s...
{International Power Sec—
*6 48 Beries C...."—... j -
July
Jan
374
1956
.
f F--64« (Dec 11941 coupon) i*.
July
Dec
1OO
1004
.1969
Indianapolis Pow & Lt 343X1-.
Nov
400
35
■
Jan
19
3,600
i
444
22
.1953
-54
V 64
Dec
\v-4>«F
Last
Superior Oil Co (Calif)..25
97 4
1034 100
107
2,000
107
Gary Electric & Gas—
i
6s cx-warrstainped.—
JGatlneau Power 84« A~—...:
♦Indianapolis Gas 5s A—-----
July
Dec
11,000
1034 104
107
1960
1954
Jan
117
Mar
4-
..
13
Mar
V
Deo i '84
114
..
Jan
94 Sept
Mar
64
v
Feb
y July
04
Mar
4.'Nov
100
—
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July
54
May
*
104
51 ♦HungarianItal Bk 74s— —1903
1ah
,v
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:
44
,1.000
:r
90 4
78 4
1194 120
125
,
July
.
14 July
Apr
93
1122
stamped.—-1961
-F'
Inc..——i-
Sterling
80 4 102,000
95 4 221,000
84 4
844
93
.1953
J
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Sept
Sept
X
X
0 4s scries A_.n..
Sept,
22 "
/ 21
' Jan
54 "v Oct
V
•"l/eoo
7% pf 10U
Aug
104
84
Jan
.1956
Feb
-
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10 4 i Oof
•
200
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77
.
{♦Guardian Investors 53—-..-
•
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i Amer dep rets
...—5s
5 4
5
—
July
41
Dec
7
5.4
Wisconsin P & L
Inc..
Wolverine Tube com
Apr
44
ox
Jan
Aug
,-Jan
-V;'?;-'
84 Sept
Aug
584
•
200
.;
1
Wilson
Wilson-Jones Co 7 -&.1 -"!
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Sterel.l Bros Stores...
Products
1,100
54
64
X
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Dec
Canada.,...,*
10
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Williams Oil-O-Mat Ht._*
May
14
X
Stein (A) & Co common..
Williams (R
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12 4
.7
Apr
X,
*
Wichita River Oil Corp.
1034
Jan
',a*
>
1
9 4
500
Corp v t c.l
—
Jan
2,300
-A ':'
,
General Public Service 5s.....
Mar
13
Dec
IX
A; !■
'
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Eastern Oas & Fuel 4s
Electric Power & Light 5s.;
L. .2030
-Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s....... .1950
^Empire District 151 os.......i„. .1952
{♦General Rayon 6s A..—.....
r
40
210
Weyeuberg Shoe Mfg..
694
534
Nov
'4
rl54 June
Me
14'4
i
1-
44
12 4
65
984
86
100
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-
11.
f
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61
100
1224 1284
54 Nov
•
106 <
24.. Feb ; ' 5' .'' 'July
24-Dec -v.154
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:7
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1,900 •>
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,r—
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July
14
H
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14
Coal....20
Jan
Me
Oct
Me May
18
IX
—
Starrett (The)
Ms
800
21.4
18
Jan
22 v
?
Jaii
14.
v"
L"i 900
34
24
2.000
24,000
101
101
Jan:
Western Tablet & Station"y
2.000
60 4
004
100
101
1074 1124
1054 111
pm'H' rmm
Hanks 8s-5s
954 June
100
7% 1st preferred
*1*7*4
4,300
lS
"2/760
,
com...20
Grocer
200
110
24
24
24
24
24
Inc—1
Westmoreland Ino
110/
110-
"'"-24
2?
4
994
984 105
117
1314
88
Jan
Aug >114: Sept
.
—12
2*
91
:<994
Aug
-
L-.'X 9'." Sept
93 ■/> Slept
v
Dec
44 'Feb M.,74 Dec
'V
4. - Dec
4
Jan
s
4 Nov Mv X'"Jan
/""soft
Maryland lty—
IX
Standard Power & Light. 1
Common class B-i—*
Standard
Sept
.1955
10,000
8.000
914 111,000
904
914
...i .1944
•'^ .i5.4VrD.ec
West Texas Utll $6 pref.
Dec
;
preferred—,,,.100
3
>
3(M)
Mi
West Va Coal & Coke—..5
14
24
.1958
—
Cuban Tobacco 5i
Eric Lighting 5i...
•'
< U
104
Dec
Continental Gas & ElccSsi
5,000
1254 1254
I
83
Wayne K .Ittl ig Mills...5
Lines
117
.1954
Jan
Mi
100
64
34,000
25,000
1,000
103'
117
Coasolldatcd Gas (Bait City)—
Gen mtge 44s.—
Dec
49
■x
74. June
r ;tx .""*400
Wellington Oil Co—T— 1
1.25
800
14
•
200
5
54/
54
S.1U0
lig C0..A...I
Air
102
Georgia Power & Light
5
AVeatworth Mfg
.?
14;
"•
8,000 w.'..*4
Class B—L—-....
.Walker Ml
75,000
88
93
"
3 ." July
804 -Dec
—" 1
preferred—
'' 904
77
1! ♦Ercolc Marllli Elec Mfg—
IJoc
4
;!•'
-
Oct
Standard Dredgl -g Corp—
Common
•
i
170
84
914
79
109 4
11054 1074
102 4 102 4
Finland Residential Mtge
500
7.4
74
V t 0 extended...4—.
2,700
2 4
11.4
1024
.1971
General Public Utilities 64s A.
Wagner Baking—'
July
14
May
•
Nov
.
Nov
44
Jan
264
64
Feb
6 i 0
'Oct'
W
Jan
3
July
3,100
10
Standard Cap & Seal com 1
-,.4
$1.60 conv preferred-20
Standard Oil (Ky).—.40
..304
Feb
4
64
Dec
14
■
Vi *
Western
Conv
325
88
;
1
Waltt & Bond class A...*
Southern Union
Spalding (A o)
100
54
4 4
54
•
5,4 '
Jan
Dec
'
Aug o,:'14
Dee >.'« 4
14
^
'
'v
"
•
5
4
4,800 V.L..4 Dec
325
134 May
4
164
44
.'44
Petroleum...1
Venezuelan
Va Pub Serv
79
'
Feb
165
1957
1951
Florida Power Co 4s series C
Waco Aircraft Co..'
Phosphate-C940
LI.ie—-10
t
'M
S3 ■■"Ms
■
:
149 4* July
igl Tel—»100
Southern Pipe.
1
May
90 4
Florida Power & Light 5s.
(
834
7.000
83 4
96 4
97
94 4
954
96 4
1949
...
1st ref mtge 24s scries Q.
+0C1<>^.:
Vogt Manufacturing—..*
5% urigl iid
•'
•
;V",V»
-
.Vultee Aircraft Co.
Edison—
Southern Calif
;.F
1,000
814 203,000
834 66,000
82 4
1952
i...-
1
.-50'*>.Dee 9; 834
"5/706
334
86 4
-
82
.1976
Jan
.1%; Jan
259
v
"4
49
864 1004
904 1014
83
834
1st ref mtgc 3s scries P....... .1909
1
144 "Jan •..-304
.-.
Nov / 174
1,390
1004
J,000
1969
.
3.4sseries N.....'.'...—
.
Jan
294
24
June
*
13
24
534
24
.5
93
36
iConsol Gas El Lt & Pr (Bait)—
Jan
June
24
4
—
Utah Pow & Lt $7 pref..*
Utah Radio Products....1
t
33 H
1.4
2 4
>29
July
304
84
V';8.xV8t!'F
93 4
1958
*
54s.
Community Pr & Lt 5s
4
614
24 July
-
1 '4
2-4
31
.•
64
84 June
88
804
1950
..i
Dec
42 4 129,000
1,000
924
924
934
1966
..J
Debenture 5s.:.
Aug
-
Universal Products Co..
38 4
84
73 4
694
884
1034 107 4
••'•
•'•
Dec
Dec
'iA t>
Feb
1; 44' Sept
Apr
'
1-2
1
V,.'
18,000
20,000
2,000
July
>
ClassB...........i.
74
Dec
K
,—4
Sola? Mfg Co,.
South
2 4
Jan
Nov
4
Dec
'./.v
MillsAircraft Co.4
Smith (H) Paper
Solar
24' Sept
104 y
Dec
300
64
716
'•:",••• .:
,
:
14 June
.93"
•
4
414
Csnv deb 5s.ii:.
134
,5
34 /Fob 4154 Oct
M& June •'••;•. 4 Sept
4
Dec
14 f Jan
24 Sept :• ;< 54
Jan
4+"- Oet y,vl
Jan
-:.-54 -Feb V 94 " Oct
Jah •i 294 Sept
16,200
1034
1024 100
99
Cities Service P & L 5
;
,"'600
100
1004 105
3,000
67,000
84 11
8
.104 113,000
97
99
63,000
ities Service 5s.,
r
:r.:4/ijan
Paper....-.2
United Wall
Utah-Idaho
....—5
'•■
87
103 4 104
.1955
Cudahy Packing 34s
Aug
1X
•'■:<
894
87
87^
103 4
.1952
1
i...—-
6sscries B
Mar
274 -Aug
.■■■X Dec
14 Nov
i.
Universal Pictures com..l
129
CAD 7% p/100
Skinner Organ
Jan
300
14
1?
123 4
19
§ ♦Chicago Rys 6s ctfs
Sept
•Lvi.'Vs
300
7,000
1054 1144
1004 H5
149
158
V
13,000
.1927
-
Cincinnati St Ry 5 4s A
j
634
47
v
Dec
49
700
.
,
794
704
1942
.1954
•■•5X
Dec
Sept
.
103
103
.1953
Central States Elec 5s...
Mi' Jan
May
2.X
J 014102
lOOMf 102 4
'lriojjl
.1948
Debonturc 5s
Nov
-.64,
Ms
"2/366
M«
14,000
156
155
.1964
.
...
Central States P & L 54s.
Jan
:i
Universal Corp v t c
Dec
50
19
19
X
150*
.1953
—.......
}■ 54s—
■* *
* f
6./
:
.
U S Stores common....50q
1st $7 conv pref——iUnited Stores common.50o
Jan
M'
p.efenedj
$3 cnuV
13
:v.
Sept
'nHr*
,
Universal Cooler class A.*
Sllex Co common..
■■■-
-Nov
Sept
43
i
3,700
/
Mi
Reclaiming..*,
U S Rubber
•
s
100
...5
Securities.
$5 1st pref with warr...*
U S Plywood— (7
;•:
$1.50 conv pref
20
U S Radiator com—
.1
Jan
Oct
<5C4
'. 274
454
400
74
.24
Jan
4
114
'MV-Mi: Jan
Canadian Pacific lty 08
Connecticut Lt & Pr 7s A.
4
Jan
6 X
44
74
•7
Dec
m
*5,750 /
50 4
74
U S Graphite common
54
Central 111 El & Gas 34s
Apr .j.80,«
>. 44
45 4
484
Specialties com__l
U S Foil Co elzss
Feb
Feb
Ganada Northern Power 5s
123:
June
r
—25
Preferred.
Mar
4
1970
Jan
;
1054 1274
Jan
Mar
70,',
2,000
1908
Jan
Sept
.
L'294
25. 22
54,000
110
1954
A ug
17 4 {'Dec
Jan
4
Apr
Nov
204
preferred.—i.u 10
Mar
Jan
"*44 ~~4X
a
4; 500
264
United Shoe Maoh com_25
50
•
.i—-
Boston Edison 24s
lMi
rr
Dec "'?'';M«
•Mi
Ml !'Dec
5.500
Profit Sharing.250
10%
f
1998
•8 4
.Mu
r.
1134
1900
.
.Broad River Power15s... ——
1
United
"v
X
204
*32'
$3 partlo preferred...—*
United N J RR & Canal 100
United
—
-1114
1134 1134
tll3
114
noii
Jan
Mar A 891
80
.
'
20.700
1957
5s series C...f—
Bethlehem Steel 6s.;
Dec
■^'.(Mf'Nov
% 110
.
18
18
■\
X
i
Mi
v{'.
.84.
*12
.:.*
July
Selfrldge Provluc'l Sts
X
M2
■
10 500
•
4
'"■a
NOV
Feb
1064
900
Since
■> -
1st 5s sorlcs B.———-
Dec
4
V:
'
U 8 and Int'l
Ltd.
Am dep rets ord reg...l
Sentry Safety Control.,-1
Serrick Curp chvs B
1
Seton Leather common...*
Sbattuck Denn Mining—-5
Sbawlulgan Wat & Pow—*
SberwiiL-Wliliaims com^-25
5% cum prefser AAA100
Sherwin-Williams of Can *
Mi
y
J
A—*
*
com
Common class B_
$6 1st preferred
-4'June
..
29*300
Me
113
110
1104
Option warrants...c..--
:t
•*/'■
6()(j
14,300 l*"yt 'an
..4:7
4 '•
1
com...l
United Gas Corp
50
Dec
374
•
X
•
34
.Mi
lUnited Elastlo Corp.....*
3
■}
Nov
Dec
5 4 F Dec ":(164 sept
0L>/.Apr w 144 Dec
Nov
004 -Aug '61
900
7
.
Jan
.41
Jan
Apr
34
■a-'
& part pref...
cum
•United Gas & Elec Co—
Mar
4
«
—-4
5
$3
Jan
Mi Mar
•'•9 >
^..^..1950
Convertible 6s
Bell Telephone of Canada—
J
Birmingham Elec 44s
64
64
| 7% preferred.'...'—-100
Jan
r Jan
44
i *54 Nov
June
*;•
.
United Milk Products...*
?4
Segal Lock & Hardware..
Selberllng Rubber com...
•
3
-74 " Dec
Dec
\Hc^2
iUn Clgar-Whelan Sts. .10c
Jan
7144
14
Dec
700
"
Dee
,900 F'
'.United Chemicals com...*
Jan
Feb
f
115
Nov
8.000
uii
4
general...
Inc
22
",'h :'H
74
73
Scullln Steel Co com.—*.
Warrants
'
,100 .4 24, Dec
5
.
Jan
294
1154
Dec
Mar
May
<
24
44
Investment
jUntted Aircraft Prod....l
Jan
134
Dec
.
17 X
Spring BrookService SO pref..
Securities Corp
•
114
•Scranton Lace common.,
Scranton
"ii
24
44
com..*'
iUn Stk Yds of Omaha. lOu
Union
Sept
'
2 k
*Udyllte Corp,
1
'Unexcelled M*fg Co
10
iUnlon Gas ofJCanada....*
Range
Jan. 1
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
I
T
;
Price
for
Week
B
'rb'.-r. \
■/
U
of Prices
Low
High
24 ' Jan
24
Mi
2
Dec
4
W
*
Ryan
Weeks
~jforA
•
Price
Par
Hioh
Low
Shares
of Prices
Low
•
High
Week's Range
Sale
Week's Range
Sale
*
Sales
Last
Range Since Jan,»1,1941
Last
STOCKS
Ranos Since Jan. 1,1941
for
Week
Friday
Sales
Friday
Sales
Friday
t-74.
*094
99
100
77
82
8,000
V
90
954 101
1623
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4023
Volume 154
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
IVceA:','?
Last
-
Sale
{Continued)
Price
;'t
4sseries G...
8,000
•'
1,000
OS
98
52
52
51%
48.
8,000
13,000
Minn P & L 4%s
1978
102
21,000
102
1955
105% 105%
103 V\ 103%
3,000
12,000
S f deb 4s
105% 108)4
111% 111%
.98% 100
9,000
.4,000
109
;
1st & ref 5s.. t.«.
_
*-.
-
„
*..
*
102.If 107%
... -
103%
Mississippi Pow A Et 5s..4..•„,...1957
Mississippi River Power 1st 5s
1951
Missouri Pub Kerv 5s
1960
111%
1st A ref 5sser
-
-v
National Pow & Et 5s B..„
New Amsterdam Gas 5s
1,000
15
97
87
17,001)
1952
1,000
75%
75%
i
3%s
New England Pow
New England Pow Assn
57,000
35,000
98,000
•56 Jf
56
.
'87%
N Y & Westohester Etg
104% 104%
—1954
6 %s_.......
1953
*114%
------
A Debenture 6s....'
Nippon El Pew
100
107%
1969
'
•
J
08%
..
Service Is
OkD Nat Gas 3 %s B
—
Okla Power & Water os
106
106
104% 107%
108
16,000
■
■
104
—1977
^
-
*
V,
-
~
...........
104%
100
...Dec 1
♦Starrett C urp Inc
106
•105-
105
73%
73%
74%
74%
90,000
*7454
73%
74%
17%
17%
17%
103
j.:
:
5s series D.
...::
—195.
i
::..
196-*
Phila Elec Pow 6%s
107
107%
10/
106% 105%
114
114%
: *103%
—
105
109
3,000
17
25%
13
40
...
Conv
•
"5,600
32%
56%
105
12,000
*109% 112
*98% 102
...
1947
97
0%
Apr
Oct
Nov
27
Feb
22
Feb
52
Jan
97
July
68
J10
45
,
jlj"
May
73
May
Jan
25"
Jan
25
Mar
5
Sept
Dec
7
Jan
27
Jan
Dee
27
6%
Dec
27
Jan
6%
1953
Dec
16
May
tl%
♦Secured 6s
5%
0
...1947
7%
3155
Oct
Jan
.
107% 108%
.'.1968
3%tj.........
,5 %s
64
..1952
64%
50,000
61%
%
106% 109%
66 5f
9%
.1950
esAthstpd..:......
7111'
42,000
112%
7
♦
11%
114
9%
;
118%
.1949
10%
20
30%
9
Debenture 6 %8
'
1974
100
.
.
.1959
Un Et & Rys (♦ e )
»
*
...
98%
85
41,000
88
4.000
103% 103%
98 .100%
103%
.1962
1st lien A coin
120,000
97% 100
98
100
100
>
44,000
22%
Mar
28
23%
Apr
2754
Dec
9%
Feb
15%
Nov
30%
Feb
40
Mar
10%
20
r
4355
6%
31,033
1%
1%
7u
20%
Oct
16%
Sept
May
2%
2%
Oct
14 55
Nov
6ii! June
8,000
8%
Casn sale.
Jan
Et-laoeress
l
June
Dec
Mar
lo
0,033
11,033
9%
Dec
Oct
Oljiot -uid.
e
Et-dlvldeu 1.
1
No sales belaf crauiaotei darluj c irreat week
idn ouur era 1j I cut.
i Reported In recelvefsniu.
101%
1015f
108%
103
Sept
28
asiorrel dill very sate
a
Uuder-the rale sale,
B
Used
AOOreviutiunt
.1975
.....
Sept
27 %
15
* Friday's Did and a<Ked price.
•
30
14
.1945
f 6s_........
No par value
n
25
.1941
Debenture 6s.:.'..
15%
11%
42% Jane
With declaration...
♦Parana (State) 7s...1958
♦Rio de Janeiro 6 %s.. 1959
♦55fs
1921
♦Santiago 7s_.__....t 19 49
9
Nov
Mar
*23%
*13%
*10
♦Mtge Bk of Chile 6s.. 1931
♦Russian Govt 6%s..l919
C
8%
Aug
7
5%
9",003
*23%
♦issue of May 1927.....
♦issue cf Oct 1927...,
58%
Feb
13
'
Mtge Bk of Bogota 7s. 1947
121%
96
2,000
7H
14
8%
6%
J11
♦Medcllin 7s stamped. 1951
Mtge Bk cf Denmark 5s "72
1*0,003
United Eight A Power Co-
26
♦6%s stamped..... 1958
♦Maranhao 7s.......1958
100%
118
7,000
97%
_
107%
.1956
82%
69
80%
*70
.
100
50
Sept
11%
1[*Gerinan Con Mun 7s.'47
106% 108%
118%
1
"97%
26%
1l*United Industrial6%s
106% 110%
108% 112%
4.000
109%
Sept
28%
2055
655
.1952
.....1955
Ext 5s......
II♦United'El Service 79:.:...
03% 100%
86%
98%
♦1st
109
109%
28%
Jan
21%
2255
6%
2,000
8%
8%
Jan
22
2,000
Nov
6%
26
23%
Danzig Port A Waterways
U
26%
;
High
Low
%
With declaration...
39,000
105%
107%
107
Leonard
115
6
23%
Danish 5%s
United Elec N j 4s......
100
91%
92
J23%
92%
15
105
105%
107.%
..1979
102% 106' •!>
12% 29%
\
Potomao Edison 5s E.._.
4%sserles F_.
Potrero Sugar 7s stamped...
.11960
...
Twin City llap Tr
9.O00
*98
......
- -
extended
68%
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for
4..1951
♦6s seiles A
92%
5%
..2022
Toledo Edison
.
6s stamped
-09
.11963
5s........
{♦Uleii & Co—•
♦5s statu pcd.
100%
Week
VHa.icver (City) 7s.. 1939
II*Ha lover (Prov) 6%8.'4U
AJ- .---'.:•-.
6s series
105% 110%
U ♦Pomeranian Elec 6s
.......1953
Portland Gas & Coke Co—
99%
67
Sales
High
A Prov Banks 6s B-1951
106 % 110%
...
74
II ♦Cent Bk of German Sta^e
'..
..1956
Tletz (E)—see
::.
105%
.
70,000
14
1954
110
Texas Power A'Lt 5s.......
3,000
*100
.
92%
7.000
:1s.1940
...
.
Service 5s:
Texas Elec
109%
109%
'
3 '*8.
92%
30,000
"73%
1966
92%
69%
74%
69%
33,009
70
of Prices
Bcgcta (see Mtge Bauk of
♦Cauca Valley 7s
1948
92%
08
74,
79%
80
07
Week's Range
Low
Price
♦20-year 7s... .Jan 1947
69%
74
768%
08
AgtiCultural Mtge Bk (Col)
♦20-ye»r 7s....Apr 1946
69
85,00!)
25,000
43,000
75
59
65
.1947
♦Extl 6s stpd......1952
f*Terni Hydro El65fs..i...
101% 110
2,000
105
1,00!)
Lima (City) Peru—
100% 106%
5,000
,
65
„_..1937
Last
10J.
111%
34% 46%
74%
75
74
74%
5s...^.......-1950
Tide Water Power
Pennsylvania Wat & Pow 3%s
3",000
41,000
Rtlnncs (Hugo).'CerR—
103% 106%
101
107%
0,000
21,000
104%
1971
Peon Electric 4s E
"
38
26%
2,000
40,000
65
108%
114% 119
Friday
Bonds
106%
101%
95
21,000
97 %
1)8
25%
26
103% 104%
104% 104%
97%
1955
■
1st 5s
110
105%
41
111%
101
8.000
4.000
1944
j...
109
1'♦Baden 7s
7-43 2 i
101
101
101
...1942
Penn Cent E A P 4%h
105%
99% 100%
1,000
53
40.
6s gold debs'.
1957
Standard Pow & Lt 6si..........1957
10654 109
102
10054
unstamped...2
Sale
105
Debe iture
DO
5.0J0
105
74
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
101% 106%
50%
61
105% 109%
G)'5s.;..1989
Certificates of deposit
Pacific Pow & Etg 5s..
101";
103
"•'
•
-
93
6,000
7106
113%
7,000
6,000
72%
i960
{♦Ycrk Rys Co 5s stpd.....
♦Stamped 5n
101% 101%
Southwestern Pow & Et 6s.:.....2022
61%,
105% 109%
2,000
107 :
115% 116
...2030
5%
110
96
104
7-4s 3d stamped.........:..... 1946
Pacific Etg & Pow 5s.....
3,000
85
8,000
—
107
105% 110 5f
105% 106
Standard Gas A Electric—
-.1945
1st mtge 3s
Ohio Public
98%
.1951
Spalding (A
....1)68 .107% 107% 108%
104% li)i%
1971
107% 108%
1962
*105% 106%
...1955
* 1()2 % 104
1948
108
9,000
108%
87%
96%
v
34,000
(Stamped).--..:....-,
1948
Conv 0i (stamped)...
1948
,-• ■" Debe at ure 6s.., *
^1951
mtge3%8
2
3,000
2%
109
108
deb....
52
84
1104% i03
101
100% 101
104. 104%
104%
1.1970
Southern Indiana Rys 4s ..i.
O
Ohio Power 1st
91%
31,000
7,000
102
62,009
1,000
2
2%
109
;;
.....
6s
Ogden Gas 1st 5s
79
91%
53
Southwestern Gas A El 3%s....
49%
"
Southern Calif Edison 3s.:......1.1906
Southern Calif Gas 3 %8._.„...... 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)—
1st mtge 3s..1971
45
102% 103%;
1,000
103%
99
20
7554
5,000
77
88%
91
5s.j:.'.1.11957
103% 105%
14,000
107%
102%
100
0s stamped.....1944
36%
53
J45
78%
,88%
D.1970
1947
•
5,000
65,
55
;
Northern Ind Public Service—
f
4,000
102% 102%
103?% 103%
102%
....1956
Ncrtli Boston Etg Prop 3%s._.—1947
Nor Cont'l Util 6%s
......1948
V.
IE
Sou Carolina Pow
115%
114
.....
32
5J4sseries A.......
3%s series A....
1st 4 %s series
103
1,000
100
3,003
1951
Washington Water Power 3%s.v--1961
106% 109%
131
138%
1,000
8
Scullln Steel I no 3s....1951
107% 111%
107 %
5,000
.
North American Eight A Power—
1st
7:
101M 10554
1,000
:
1,009
10954 10954
131
131
1979
Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s
2004
4s
4%s.....
Joauuln L A J 6s B..........1952
Shawlnlgan W AP 4%8.:.1967
V 111
111
1964
3%8._
11,000
17,000
Elec 4s
West Penn Elec 5»..
♦Schulte Real Est 08....:^.1951
97%
87% 100
101 %
101% 102%
103% 100%
1951
icome
Wash Ry a
28%
10%
14
II *Saxon Pub Works 6s..:........1937
109%
82%
101% 101%
.......-1940
♦income 6sseries A
San
74,000
New Orleans Public Service—
N Y State E & G
Safe Harbor Water
40,000
89%
,87%
109
Western Newspaper Union—'
69%
106
102
95
109
101%
1950
.....1946
:...
West Penn Traction 5>
6'J5f
.
14,090
7,000
97
93%
W
♦5s i
8%
f ♦Ruht Gas Corp 0 %t-.i. j.tw.l. -1953
-11 •jRuhr Heusiug 6 %8 .4
: 1968
:
69 Jf
56 %
61
-
5s —
Debenture 5V$8...„
62
58%
61%
* LOB ; 109
84% ( 82%
80 %
53%
......1950
......1961
....1948
...—1954
Conv deb 8s
60
63%
.1948
98
98
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
121%
58%
5s...1947
5s.....
f 0s
8
90%
6s
New England Gas & El Assn
07%
..1916
1st ref 5s series B
Deb
75%
121
83)4 101
105
08
90%
'
114
98
1,000
94% 102%
99
07%
98
1914
2022
111
21,000
313% 117
98%
98%
98%
Va Pub Service 5 %s A..
114% 124
50,000
3,000
1
Jan.
104
2-.
112
....
;1948
162
96
97
C......-1950
1973
Deb 6s series A..:.....
142
42,090
24,000
26
107
Since
•
a
Ucali Power A Eight Ca—
4,000
147%
"
08% 100
98%
109
102 %
105% 109
2,000
116
...1952
Deb 63 rrles A..........
107
105>4
112 54
4,000
16
15
110% 110%
*115% 123
87%
90%
88%
114 i
114
Range
for
Week
of Prices
IjOW
High
1st lien A gen 4%s
101
2,000
99 %
t')7
100%
107% 107%
{(♦National Pub Serv 5s otto-.
1978
Nebraska Power 4^s............1981
6sserlC8 A..
2022
Nevada-Califor la F.leo 53........1956
41,000
145
-.-•.
1st & ref4%s ser D.-----1950
N
..1945
2030
6s ?er!es A..."
105% 109%
13,000
10654 106%
100%
.1949
Queens Bnro Gas & Elec—
5%sseries A
Nassau A Suffolk Etg 5s
107% 108%
101
104 %
-|l 049
102 54 10644
96/4 104
Price
!
United Eight A Rys (Me)-»-
6% perpetual certificates..-
105%
Sale
(Concluded)
1
Jan.
Week's Range
Last
BONDS
Since
.
S
Low
'
Puget Sound P & E 5%s...
103
of I'rices
High
«
.
Week,
Public Service of New Jersey—-
601*
1943
1907
102% 103%
BONDS- ■ I:.'
(Continued),
Sales
Friday
Range
for
iPee/fc's Range
■
Pub SerV of Indiana 4s.....^....1969
104
98
Ml(llitid Valley RRSs....;..
Milwaukee Gas Eight 4%s
102%
'. :
1st mtge 3%8....>wi.--,---,—-1964
;
.V
...1945
Middle States Pet 6 %8..,
'
Public Service Co of Colo—
% 109 If
100% 110 If
105
3,000
106% 108%
100%
1965
.....
t
106
106
Metropolitan Ed
}
•S
High
Low
•••"',
1
We.k
of Prices
BONDS
i
i
for
Range
bale*
Friday
Sales
Friday
93% 102)5
AOote—"cod,"
••cum." cumulative,
"v t
w
"cans," consoll lated;
certificates of depodt;
*M,"
'couv," couvertl0:e;
"n-v,"
in »rtgage,
nou vctiug stoea;
*w 1," when Issued; "w w," witu warrants,
0," voting trust certificates;
'x w,
thout warrants.
11 In all Issues of German,
If Trading suspended effective Dec.
Japanese bonds.
-
Italian,
and
•
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
•sdies
Friday
Last
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Dec. 13 to
Last
Sale
Par
Week's Range
of Prices
Lout
High
Price
:
'
Ga Sou A
Dec
71%
110%
•'•
101
-,
6
Fla 2d pref.. ..100
.
Jail
12%
25
1.75
Feb
29%
28
2.80
73
74
.
.
29%
Feb
3.75
70
81
'
Jan
84
Dec
20%
O.t
1.15
200
350
100
Dec
X'JX
39
-
24
40
"
3,173
24%
23%
Easter it SB jGOiri
16%
39
57 .5
Dec
20%
29%
B
Gi
39
flat 1976
•
5sflat..........1976
5s
1975
ou
A Fla5%.-.-1945
;,
%
49
$29,000
102
8,000
65
05
1,000
Jan
102%
'
'
'
...
;■«
Prior
preferred.
—...
pref-.-.-lOO
.100
Class B 1st pref std.
For footnotes see
page
ZX'm
21%
41%
13.%
7%
73%
21%
40%
13%
••"'"■
.
1
7%
77%
24%
44
14%
J,
,•"•!
Low
shares
...High
•.
-
;
1
i
8,765
124%. Dec
168%
May
100
6%
Nov
399
69 r-
Dec
701
20%40%
Dec
Dec
50%
Feb
490
13
Dec
20%
Apr
11,760
.';
.
■•
30
•
/V
(
10% '
r
Jan
97%- * Jan
34%
Jau
«
%
Jan H,
^
Nov
3%
July
70c
75c
95
51c
1 %
Aug
4%
1%
5%
2
1%
1%
1,730
4%
Dec
10%
Aug
409
1 %
Dec
Dec
3%
••
Dec
.-3%
-
-
^
t,
1%
1627.
1%
1%
June
Webster
37
262
1%
-1%
"
Aug
Aug
45%
3%
3%
46%
101%
y lie
-•
8%
28%
27
10c
Mar
May
3c
-14%
18%
64e
60c
•
10%
Feb
915
21,%
Doc
30%'
Jan
10
79
Dec
94
Jan
4%
131%
2,909
2,23 5
125
26%
3%
1,831
22%
7,159
2%
Jan
79
Amer Rad A Stand com..*
pref... 100
"
"3%
15c
1%
25
28c
).ro
Oct
Asoestos Mfg Co com
Sepi
Atcu Top A S Fc com..
O t
O it
2%
Jan
Bastian-Blessiug Co com.*
Apr
2
July
Bel !tn Mfg
2%
Sept
Belmont
Feb
13%
Dec
3%
Dec
1-2%
Feb
5c
May
52c
6%
Dec
503
lu
Dec
4C
50
13%
Dec
19%
055
100%
:
820
'>2
5c
25c
Feb
17%
Dec
Brown Feme A Wire com. 1
4%
25%
4%
5%
25%
26%
953
June
-
11
Dec
--8%
895
4%
1,485
23%
v
38
33%
1,350 -59%
-
%
Warren Bros-.:..'..'.-.:i;
20%
20 %\
20%
—1
75
,
Bonds—
14%
20%
1,900
200
13% June
10
A
11%
459
13
Doc
ir
-
9%
Deo
259
2
Deo
5%
975
4%
Dec
40
r
19
y/0 cum coiiv pref....30
600
1.4%
18%
Campbell Wy A Cau Fdy. *
Casclo A Co (A M) iom. 10
Jan
Dec
18
4
Jan
6%
23
Aug
Aug
1
132
,«%
Nov
17
559
15%
De.
21
69%
320
63
Dec
•95%
Jan
%
5%
2,199
E.
Feb
6i«
J.Oy
809
5%
%
31,199
33%
449
03%
'u
%«
Convertible preferred..*
Cent S W Util com....50u
-6%
5%
1I6
31S
30
9/
9/
Dec
Cent states Pow A Et pf.*
4
••.••'
30
•*
4
Preferred—
Prior lie a preferred
46%
July
52c
Mar
Dec
9%
Apr
ht
Dec
1%
June
June
Chicago E.er Mfg el A..*
Caicago-Flex Shaft com. .5
Chicago Rys part ctfsI.lOJ '.*•" :
Chicago Kil Cab cap
*
8%
Curysier Corp common
6
42%
m
Utensil com..*
2%
-
•
v
Apr
Com'we. 1th E lison onm.25
Jan
12%
1 5%
63
11
1)
*
Cent ill Pub serv 86 pref.*
Cent 111 Secar Corp oo;n..l
:...*
Mar
105%
Jau
Sept
18
Mar
Jau
8%
30% ! Jau
31
18%
2 Jy$
Sept
409
2%
Jan
78%
Jan
145i
10%
Cities Sirvice Cj com... 10
104% 101%
June
2%
Club Al
'481
Aug
5%
Pan
.
-■
75%
Dec
4%
Deo
Dec
Dec
3
9%
Dec
20
52%
200
5
10c
-
5)3
59%
2%
-0 %
'
Sept
8 5i
Aug
20%
39
199
Dec
105
Jan
41
Doc
2%
51%
iX
0
Apr
5%
11%
%
42%
Dec
32%
809
Dee
23%
-
2%
670
<
June
-uns
15
1,150
10% May
Apr
19%
12%
Aug
I
23 %
133
550
Ja.t
Dec
7
Convertlblu preferred..*
-
Jan
Doc
759
Caicago Curp commou...l
2,630
6%
35j
Dej
21c
Apr
1%
Sept
"6%
2%
8
%
43
Aug
1
63%
16c
nan
%
8
Dec
46%
3%
Jan
1%
Dec
■42%,
Apr
H
-■
Burd Piston Ring com...l
Bruce
J.tn
preferred-.....*
Co (E L) com.....5 --i.-i
Class A
%
18c
Aug
7%
15%
6
14%
13%
11%
40%
48%
2 4%
10
3%
530
43i
Jan
Dec
459
3
11%
2%
35%
Batter Brutners........ 10
Dec
Dec
•'•:
Aug
Dec
Daj
19% Aug
25% June
1% June
^l)c -Oct
986 >
Feb.
45j Jj ie-
Nov
11%
Brack A Sons (E J) cap..*
11%
Jau
3%
33%
c37%
Xl4%
D%
Borg Warner Corp ooni-.O
Jau
450
6%
3
5%
11 %
2%
35%
5%
59%
Dec
8
11
3"
Sept
16
15
38
Bliss A Laughlln Inc com.5
Jan
28)
Dec
-
Jan
2
4,300
7%
1
Apr
Sept
%
4%
Aug
168%
21%
Feb
129
Dec
•lie
740
"70c
Dec
De
7,768
—
Dec
30
4%
%
7
Doc
Aug
20%
552
3%
id
Bergaolf Brewing Curp.-l
Botulehem Steel Corp com*
Blnks Mfg Co cap:4..
2%
%
Corp..*
5
Jjly
24%
Dec
May
%
640
10
com
7
23
51 j
ell %
37/i
Bendix Aviation com
July
0%
21
-18% May
Co
Radio
350
50
Oct
Dee
3%
590
1
X2%
(Del)...-.3
Barlow A 8etl g M fg A co m 5
Jan
""2 In
Aviation Corp
38
8
23
%
23
Truss Wheel cap..4
Automatic Washer com.3
Jan
79
8
ti
At icy
May
-
100
3 5c
Dec
3
V 3
1
4%
Aug
c25%
Associates Invest Co com.*
4%
Dec
c3%
20 %
Equipment Co com.. 1
Apr.
%
-
common..5
July
1 %
1,883
9%
Armour A Co.
12%
7,040
1,321
}5
1.4
Aug
,
125
125
Anaconda Cup Min cap.50
20 j
May
2
434
055
lv
13c
14%
18%
3%
135
-
-
-
-
1,910
15c
18tr
33
Feb
May
15
16-
3%
May
3%
60
103% 101%
v
'i: 10C
■
399
2,434
E Mass St Ryser A 4 %s
Jan
11
%
,
Jan
Nov
5
Dec
27%
X
D) CoL'—l -.£*
vr-fc-rf
Dec
Mar
10%
10
lie
Dnlted
v
2
■
Aug
25%
72%
i
43%
2%
309
-
57%
61%
19%"
34%
Warren .(S
500
2%
64%
-
3 %
2
33%
System
1 »n
High
Feb
46
109
49
United Fruit
Wal dorf
IjOW
Shares
450
47%
Union Twist DriR OO.i i.S
Qas; Corp -/'J.
U.dted Snoe M (en CJriE'25
~6% cumpret.25
High
20%
Amer Pub Serv
^
3%
.
Aitis-Cli aimers Mfg Co...*
Jau
Sept
24%
775
5%
lc
8%"
Torrington.Qp (Tne)--'-1.:': *
hi. I,
nee
Week
3%
14%
973
-
27%
-
90
21
16}
10c ;
13%
Shawmut Assn T
Aug
„
1%
280
-
Utah Metal, A Tun Co 71,1
i
70c
-
41%
Dec
June
4-
25%
4%
Peonsylva ,1a RR_. .. ..50
Quincy Mlal.igCo......25
5
10U
Class A 1st pref stpd.100
Class A 1st
E
58%
74%
30
*
Pacific Mills
Stone A
75
:■
'
High
124% )34%
125..
Tel.......100
Bird A Son Inc
*
Boston A Albany...... 100
Boston Edison.........25
Boston Elevated.:...-100
Boston Herald Traveller.*
Boston A Maine—
Common stamped...100
Preferred stamped... 100
Amer Tel A
-
855
~
;
2
3-'5
13
RRl^.C.i.lOO
Co:..:.:....*
Dec
40
26,%
13%
-10
16!"
27%
- -
-
Week
of Prices
Low
Price
Pa
Jan
22
h
%
13%
"
Stocks—
3%
-
210
154
1%
1%
-
com..^.100
preferred- .If.i 100
Old Colony
Nov
25!
25
100
North Butte.ri.:.:_.2.50
•
%
4
1%
-.i
:
Low
Advanced Alum Castings.5
10
20c
15c
Copper Co. .15
(Del) com..5
.25
Rings S
for
Rang
of Prices
Price
Adams Oil A Gas Co com *
Oct
-
3%
Rights (W 1/..?..
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for.
16c
.
4
N Y N il & HartfRR.-i
Sales
Week's Range
c,ule
i
'■'••
■
Mergeutbaler Linotype.:*
Narragansett Rac Assn..l
National aervbe Co eom.l
New"Eng G A E Assnfpref *
New Engl Tel A Tel—100
Exchange
Friday
Last
:i--4
Maine Central
19, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Dec. 13 to Dec.
20
Eamson Corp
Nov
July
•:•• 132
24.
24.26
15c
Cum
Week's
Abbott Laburatories com.*
7%
780
•5%
5%
23%
24.20
2%
•
Boston Stock
Feb
1(10.1/
Aug
1%
7 %
203
2%
2%
2%
Id) we's Tueutres (Bout).
73 .- -Oct
Apr
64%
23%
Par
Stocks—
Amer Tel & Tel Co cap. 100
15c
Isle Royale
Sept
100
102
-----
Au,'
Dec
Feb
%-
20
-
Sept
56%
13
4%
41
-
Sept
47%
Sale
4*1
4
;••:'
2%
.ci iss A
She*
Last
July
419
-
82
B..*
'•
Mar
Mar
40
%
-
Aug
420
■
28
82
-
HatbawSy Bak class
Sept
Jan
33%
3.800
,
•
July
3%
3%
;
Mass Util Associates vtc.l
41
48
20%
4
Gillette Safety Razor Co.*
Bonds—
A
12%
-
-
Bait, Transit Co 4s
2\i%
-
Gil dirist Co
13, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
3%
Deo
Dec
Dec
Dec
Feb
Get
'
- •
Georgian Inc (Dip) A prf
Feb
900
35c
.
Trit. Ry-f"
"Empl Group Assoc T ci..*
Geaeral Capital Corp..|.^i
Jan
40c
325
"25a
30c
140
100
42
Preferred... ..c
20c June
18%
25c
8%
33)
40
.
Dec
17%
......
1,2 )9
230
41;
preferred.:i00
Adjustment.: 1L .*.. 100
Apr
Apr
27%
41
1%
%
:
1st
Jan
2.25
50
25c
om
0% preferred.:. -Li .100
Eastern Mass
Apr
15
1 %
Allied Laboratories cum..*
Vh
4%% priorprefr:_r. 100
Apr
100
Chicago Stock Exchange
Fuel Assoc—
Common...:: uJ.
Nov
Feb
3
17%
Casuilty2
1
i
Pa Water A Power com..*
U S Fidelity A uuar
2
Co
Owlngs Mills Distillery...
Eastern Gas A
Nov
Feb
1.00
2.80
73;>
10%
15%
28.;.
WdbM .Is omlOO
Vem-W MIEs pref. 100
'Mi.y
9
171
22
22
4%
July
Oct
150
1.25
preferred........26
No Amer Oil
9
'-••■
83
5%
5%
5%
4%
Get
35%
1,%
•
Acme Steel Co common.25
5%
Dee
39
135
-
1.25
0
21
t
Jan
21%
»/' 6
-
„^
Penn P b—
New Amsterdam
29
1255
Copper Range....
Sept
'
230
10
9%
9%
■
Apr
113%
19
•
10%
Jan
17
280
39
.Jan
ProyiJe'ice.. 100
Calumet A Heola.'....:..5
Jan
5%
1941
High
Low
?vVY. .^
Jau
Apr
'
Mt Vern
Mt
43
106
310
122% 125
30
30%
Mer.b A Miners'i ransp..*
7%
sept
810
9%
38
i'
.
Md A Pa ItR
M011011 W
Sept
? 10
47%
106
9%
1
157
1%
2,
1%
2
8%
10%
12-%
14%
1
P. 1 %
Brown A Durrell Co com.*
Sept
1.00
Ja;i .; :.'5%
1.65
8%
5
prel100
coin.....100
17%
Dec
25c
315
106
Deposit....-20
10
Houston Oil
521
43
43%
Preferred v t C....-—-1 •'*.
of Am A com
May
14%
1,055
45a
3.30
*
B «ton A
'
Fidel A Guar Fire Corp..
Finance Co
*
23c
3.20
:
*
pref v t C-.100
Consul Gas E L A Power.*
4% pref C---100
Enstn Sugar Assoc com vtc 1
1st
Fidelity A
13%
15%
15%
Arundel Corp.:.-...----*
Bait. Transit Co corn v t c.
Class
11
1%
-4%
-
_
Boston Pers Prop Trusts.
'High
Low
1%
-„'-"i00
pref-stpd-100
D 1st pref stydT100
Class-B 15)t pref
Week
Shares
1.
Range Since Jan.
for
Week
Shares
-
^
•Class C 1st
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for
High
Low
Price
Par
1.
-
oaies
Friday
of Prices
Dec. 13 to Dec.
Boston A Maine—-
compiled from official sales lists
Dec. 19, both inclusive,
Stocks—
Stocks (Concluded)
Week's Range
Sate
ll«
Ja
1
,
Pan
Deo
97
Deo
Dec
7
Nov
28
•.
14%
%
4%
179
4:, '
Doc
lI18
13,500
23%
3,209
%
27%
Feu
31%
Dec
20
Dec
73
■-
13%
-50
%
8
42%
2%
%
20%
1J9
13
51%
%
8%
48%
/13
259
59
3
21
1,353
■
%
■;
8
809
909
Jan
Jail
July
Jan
Jan
Nov
%
Mar
105*
Sept
Dec
72%
Jau
Deo
6*8
July
%
De-
2%
359
13,05
1
2%
42%
f.
8%
Dec
%
20
Oct
jau
Jan
47
112% May
20
Dec
30
lad
Jan
1624
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Tuesday, December 23, 1941
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Frida'i
Sales
Last
Par
(Continued)
for
Sale
Stocks
Week's Range
of Prices
Low
High
Friday
Week
Price
Consolidated Biscuit com.l
%
5%
Consolidated OH Corp—•
Range Since Jan.
Low
Shares
3,313
5%
%
5%
Stocks (Concluded)
High
pf shs.50
Container Corp ol Amer—
5
20
- - - *
common.....-25
Cudahy Pack om...
30
12
';•<
60
5
434
4354
Thompson (J R) com....2
Trane Co (The) com....25
554
Jan
D3C
Use
Dec
Dec
15%
2%
a*
7% cumulpref
100
Cunningham DrStores.2)4
Curtis Lighting com—2)4
Curtt88-Wright Corp com.l
Dayton Rub Mfg com__l
Decker (All) & Cohncom 10
Deere & Co common
*
De Mets Inc pret.
—*
Diamond T Mot Car com.2
c7%
8)4
6%
1%
Dodge Mfg Corp com
*
Eddy Paper Corp (The)..*
Elec Ho osehold Util Corp. 5
1
9)4
.
654
254
16 34
23 34
July
Jan
15
1954
Jun
1554
Sept
Jan
96
19
2
1 %
734
Jan
Dae
10 "4
Dec
1154
U S Rubber Co
Apr
2 '4
Feb
2834
7%
Sept
2 J4
"40 % !
'!
West Un Teleg com
.Jan
6154
Feb
7954
Sept
11
Jan
10
Sept
May
11
Nov
600
934
13%
Dec
14
Jan
Apr
21
Aug
Wisconsin Bankshs com..*
Woodall Indust com..—.2
34
Sept
Wrlgley (Wm Jr) Co cap
3334
70
1,853
3
Dsc
250
26
Dec
300
2
May
4
950
135
6 34
1134
16 54
Dec
Dec
4,100
47M
Dec
128
10554
Dec
1,550
430
3954
547
••
8
1
315
h
40
Mar
U %
2434
Deo
Dec
2554
415
19
r,7534
.7754
540
20
| 9234
1
b
-
Dec
34
V.
92 34
1
254
v
Oct
Feb
Mav
Feb
1834
3134
Get
10434
May
450
j 1234
3
cl2
254
5554
!
550
,
8
854
Dec
7
Dee
634
Oct
8
Jan
1154
Dec
550
670
7
Dec
2054
"1034
10
700
6,050
0%
7
Dec
17 34
1634
834
6%
450
i
8)4
650
Jan
Dec
20%
G oa)com *
~2i
cl B..*
7
Hupp Motor Car com—1
Illinois Brick Co cap.—-10
31% 7
180
734
2954
13
100
1234 May
24
29 H
*
29%
5001
8
.900!
%
,
7%
All
■->
"i%
1
com..100
754
Dec
%
1,450
134
,
5%
2,2501
512
5%
Chrungold——*;
Cla Ball Crank.
Crosley Corp
350
6334
Dec
9034
Jan
185
654
Dec
45)4
405
4254
Dec
934
5654
July
*
501
4
7
—... —
-*
1
Eagle-Picher.... —— .10
pref—J.. 190
.
Supply com 5
1
May
254
-
•
A.—i *
Kroger
Dec
18
Mar
634
Dec
11
Jan
Lco uard..
Jan
Little Miami gtd—.
-"50
Nasi
.25
37
100
Kellogg Switchboard com .*
734
8%
3%
7%
Keu-IUd T & L com A...*
3%
4
3%
37
Dec
44
5.)
854
De
800
7
3)4
Dec
9 34
534
...
-
.
_
.....
50
33%
5%
--10
com.7
Lincoln Printing Co com.*
$3)4 preferred
*—*
Lindsay Lt a Uuein coin.*
Preferred
*
—
"434
4%
7
May
9 34
Sept
3
Jan
554
Aug
P & G
34
34
9
7 34
loJ
50
554
534
capital...*
2,450
130
8
13
9
13
om._—6
10
10
200
10
Dec
5034
_
Dec
85-4
July
Dec
734
Jan
Nov
34
:
134
Dec
9
21
Jan
634
City Ice
Sept
General Motors
2
2
Lynch Corp com...—...6
18
18
1834
150
Feb
134
17% June
Marshall Field com......*
im
xll
913
11
Dec
Martin (Jlenu L) Co com.l
22%
c21%
340
25%
11%
2354
25%
2054
2034
1054
11%
com———*
McCord Rad & Mfg A..*
Mc Williams Dredg'g com *
;
50
300
254
Dec
4
91c June
3
1
52c
•
9C
1,350
3c
Nov
454
1,
3
3
154
Jan
't
63c
Ktugstou Prods ■com.i—.1
1054
32c
f 154
45c
47c
LaSalle Wlies com..L..L2
154
Masco Screw Prod com... 1
1
154
154
McClanahan Oil com....]
Dec
10354
Apr
1034
Feb
<15
Oct
1
47c
„
10
.
-
w
10
(
....
w'.'*
w——
210
110
154
-2954
•
•
4
Dec
Dec
15
128
8>4
1,382
230
-
2934
3754
..
120
...
5154
July
Murray Corp com...... 10
—
Dec
Rickel (H W) common...2
River Ralson Paper com
*
$2 cum part
2%
27%
334
100
334
334
334
4
Cleveland Stock
Exchange
July
Dec. 13 to Dec. 13,
Apr
2954
Dec
26
34
Stearns
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Aug
220
%
554
Oot
154
11
Dec
Dec
1/34
Dec '7,854
Dec
334
Dec
3034
454
554
254
25%
154
v
56c
1,500
.12,383
.754
Apr
Timken-Det Axle com..10
Friday
Miokelberry's Food Prod
Comrr.o
i.
—'
-1
-
cap.-.6
Middle West Corp
334
prlienlOO
6 >o preferred A-u--.RH)
7% prior lien..
100
7% preferred class A. 100
9
v
—
3.14
cap....5
4
1734
34
33
2734
1,250
10%
1934
25
"~3
c3
com—1
%
Sale
Par
Stocks—
1754
54
7>4
Dec
Dec
34
10
134
634
2834
154
33
Dec
37
2434
Dec
39%
10
Aug
Dec
Dec
3
8
100
334
19)4
534
11
Aug
May
554
,
32
69
Dec
14
Noblitt-Sparas lud cap. .5
North Amer Car com.-.20
20%
2054
700
1954
Dec
3254
Northern 111 Finance com.*
"g%
7% pref.100
preferred—100
Nor West Utll
Prior lien
■7
7
Paramount Pict Inc com.l
Parker Pen Co (The) com
;125
1,050
354
Nov
50
634
Nov
1054
Peoples G 1- & CoKe cap
Perfect Circle (l'he) Co..*
254
Dec
254
11%
1034
800
754
June
14
Apr
14
"Jan
1,650
%
34
13%
1834
44%
54
18 %
2,050
1,021
4534
373
50
10
6
May
5134
Feb
Dec
2
1,003
1234
150
10
Process
18
9)4
Dec
Dec
8
Corp (T.ie) com.. *
Inc capital..."..*
18
18
Sept
10
200
16
Dec
1354
51
Radio Corp of Amer com.*
~~2%
Raytneon Mfg 0 % pref—5
Common...........50c
Reliance Mfg Co com...10
Republic Steel Corp com.*
10%
U%
1
com
Sangamo Elec Co com...*
SchwiUer Cummins Cap.l
Sears Roebuck A Co cap. .*
"l5%
6%
52
1
Signodo Steel Strap pref.30
Sou Bend Lathe Was cap.6
8piegel Inc
2
common
Standard Brands Inc com.*
Jan
34
15
834
Jan
1234
26 % r-Y- 63.)
2154
834
Dec
3534
Dec
1434
Jan
July
1134
1134
1254
Dec
Sept
Nov
Aircraft Accessories Inc50c
Apr
1734
2134
9954
Jan
100
Aug
Feb
33*4
Jan
1,180
90c
Nov
134
Jan
36 34
18
♦
July
Jan
Dec
51
Sent
Harbauer Co.
32%
,3.4
8
Jan
g
13
Jan
c Interlake
134
2154
3
Mar
50
815
13#
Aug
1
1%
Dec
2,000
5114
142%
105
Jan
Leland
160
1
Jan
50
454
234
434
Aug
22
44
May
4834
Mar
Blue Diamond Corp.—-.2 ,1
Bolsa CMoa OH common. 1
MoKee (A B) B
Sept
Metro Paving Brick—--.*
954
Apr
Dec
12 54
2054
Aug
234
Aug
434
2254
Jan
Jan
Storkllne Furniture
com.
Dec
9 %
Jan
Nestle LeMur A
Dec
7854
Jan
c
750
250
14)4
6
Dec
1,850
150
134
20
2834
400
29)4
Mar
625
2 34
3434
1,200
354
Dec
Dec
Studebaker Corp cora.___l
Sundstrand Mach T'l com 6
Swift & Co capital.
Swift International
25
cap..
15
For footnotes see page
3034
cii 34
4134
10
1
5
7
,3%
c3 34
~23%
22 34
13%
1334
1834
50
3034
454
634
1627.
Sept
4234
10.3%
July
Jau
Feb
5
Aug
254
24)4
20
20
May
2934
Jan
123
6
Dee
1134
1534
Jan
21
Jan
July
10
100 -■.'.'■954
1,102 /
334
Dec
13
Sept
1,100
,•
354
1734
1
National Acme
154
0I634
-
..
2
National Refining new...*
5034
Feb
Mar
654
Dec
...*
.
^
38
54
1 y
754
--*
_*
N Y Central RR com...*
38
"754
Ys
-
Apr
Aug
Feb
12
37
Aug
634
Jan
554
Aug
4
'
1854
23.54
1 954
2,530
533
154
Apr
9
Dec
Dec
25%
234 Sept
1434
Jan
1
Mar
34%
Jan
July
13;>
*
«
Ohio OH com
13
08
o3 %
o!54
...»
Otis Steel.
*
S
13
54
o854
a5%
4%
10
Patterson-Sargent .......*
Reliance Electric—
c
Republic Steel
com.
Richman Bros..
5
*
*
Standard Oil of Ohio....25
Oct
4654
Dec
934
Dec
1334
54
5
Jan
cU 8 Steel com.....
1034
1754
2754
1754
■2754
o3754
250
763
550
354
Apr
Dec
1634
Dec
1954 May
1,756
1634
Dec
Thompson Prod Inc.
*
39
Sept
Upson-Walton.
h—.ul
Warren Refining..
2
Weinberger Drug Stores..*
Aug
White
2454
Sept'
Youngstown Sheet A Tube*
July
Sept
Motor......
.50
14
:,
Cessna Aircraft Co
4.
-
25
Ys
%
Dec
Jan
-
654
■
187
1054
1734
354'
;
10*
*V135
29)4
1,317
*
527
(
'
"
-140
109
:100
14
434-' 454
-.v
134
834
854
13)4' "13)4
o3354i 032)4 o3334
225
1534
/
Jan
Dec
2334
Apr
Feb
10, "July
Dec V 10 54 ; Jau
Apr vl3,Aug
■1034
1434
2834
3434
2454
Dec
2254
47
j
—
V "434
Dec
Dee
V.
45
278
s-.«
."95
i-
:54
Jan
•
,!<
fllo
Apr
Dei,
97 34c
Apr
934
Oct
lc
Sept
2c
Aug
Apr
1154
134'; Nov
517
»
43%
5%
a
*•*
19
5
a
;
5
Dec
20
634
5
5.
380 34 38034
28 54
33 34
a4 34
....
fl4 34
14
11)4
Hancock Oil Co A com...*
11%
25
26
W*.
H.
-
48c
fl3u
50
ale,
a8c
:
,
Lac Caemlcals Inc.—40c
ale
Lane-Wellfc Co—1
654
754
,505
Lincoln Petroleum Co.. 10c
32 e
32c
35c
1,037
2354
26j
634
411
1.45
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—, I
654
Corp..l
Ocea ilc OH Co.——1 "•■•40e
Pacific Clay Products....*
Pac Gas &
354
634
-
W-_
Electric com-2o
-
1754
47c
3c
3c
33c
Pa« Lighting Corp com.. -*
Pajlfiq Pub Serv 1st pref-*
Republic Petrol Co com.-1
\
(W; >'
334
334
634
a9 %
•
■
r
1,75
38
—
..1
a27 34 o3954
10 4-, 10 %
1.75
Jan
754
4165i
Jan
Jan
De
Dec
4754
Dec
Feb
1.80
sept
Jan
7 54
5%
11%
July
834 Sept
20% Sept
3354
Feb
Dec
25
Dec
47o
Dec
34
Nov
•
8c
654
20c
20
57 54c
Feb
llu Jan
12'.
Aug
Apr
Dpc
1054
Jau
40c
Aug
Mar
Apr
31
Sept
Dec
8
May
534
134
Dec
254
Mar
250
35c
Jan
60c
100
3:
Dec
11c
1,500
30c
Jau
70c
Sept
Sept
Aug
Deo
554
11,54
1054
Mar
28 34
Jan
:
r
3)0 r
!
354
2,741
1854
29)4.
,1754
954
Dec
May
4,015
I
7
aV%
38
«2734
,600
40c
2954
,6% 1st preferred——.25
PaolHc Indemnity Co.—10
V*
V."C,
47c.
Petrol
Dec
434
200
a3n
Sept
634
28 54
•,
370
48c
Hody Development Co—.1
7434
38034
265
25
Goodyear Tire <fe Rub Co. *
718
Sept
Feb
6,4
75
7
13
23 54
5
3,211
634
•
854
Feb
6834
245
Dec
17
1,094
Dec
Apr
4%
15
7
'wU-
Jan
Aug
1454 Sept
134 May
0834 Mar
534
-
400
634
'20
42 W
571
«6834 a6834
M
Jan
May
85c
1,015
C:
19
1834
954
3)4
100
85c
42)4
534
4254
5)4
i
8
445
85c
Chrysler Corp
5
Consolidated Oil Corp
Co.isolidated Steel Corp.*
80
,
12
1054
1.35
Jau
;
cuiy
5
1.40
/ 1034
Jan,
;;-1034. Dec ;',i7 %:«Jan
-29/,.*. Dec >42 34.:~ Jan
-854
Sept
Sept
3%
wwwW-w
634
•
254
110
Mt Diablo OilM&D—1
Jan
Sept
1
Jan
700
u9% fllO
16
1034
1034
1054
1
Pac Finance Corp com.. 10
Preferred C. -—.... 10
July
3454
Jau
134
2,000
Occidental
7054
Feb
34
166
lc
Jan
-1834. '.Jan
27%
300
.
00::
Jan
.
1334. Dec
;
354
9
534
634
FeJf ^48% July
Ntiv 3 34 lyi Jao
Jan
Dec
lc
Los Angeles Invest Co.-10
Meuasco Mlg Go——1
16 34-.'Jan
t
Deo
Deq .,3534.
Sept
Sept
234
6)4
10
60c
-
23)4
634
,
"
333
.,1
U
-
-
6 34
"285
—'«!
'•
Ciampau'sl eCream Co.*
Preferred.......
High
254
534
i
Broadway Depart Store..*
Buckeye Union Oil Co pf lc
Byron Jackson Co. ———*
a3%
a49% 05134
05154
454
54
1.85
30
550
o33 !
.
"IS
1.80
Gladding McBean & Co..*
7 ;
•
100
.
5ie
Low
1.20 May
300
6 34
28
1.80
Gen Paint Corp com..*.—*
Oct
.
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
2f285
2.60
28
-
Gen Motors Corp com.. 10
Mar
;
Jan
Week
Shares
1.75
1.65
634
lm
for
of Prices
High
Jan
"
10
02634 o2654
*
25
734
654
Week's Range
2354
Mar
13
.
Sales
7JOW
334 June
4934 Aug
134 Mor
."'2
Oct
1354
154
26
35
'
a38
Union Metal Mfg.......*
454
534
154
8%
Dec
1,350
Nov
Dec
2,860
Jan
Farm & Merch Nat Bk.lOO
July
.900
40
May
Oct
Dec
"
200
..
534
1234
«
+
Hupp Motor Car Corp—1
Ohio Brass B
Feb
Dec
134
34 June
3
Sept
13c
Dee
Emsco Derr & Equip Co. .5
385
134
3%
6
Jan
■
-
Jan
334
July
266
154
734
Feb
Nov
165
38
183
Apr
500
24
775 F'J
334
654
Feb
1,312
-
•
Mar
334
Dec
75
a 16)4
2
2
38
.
534
Sept
30%
Prior pref 6%
National Tile..
Jan
1634
334
654
17
"■
1*4
Dec
Mar
2c
29
240
154
:
Jan
Dec
Nov
1
85
32
17
-
5
c
2
Douglas Aircraft Co..—.*
Electrical Products Corp.4
"
;
1,106
134
Jan
100
113
3054
....—
-10
360
10
Jan
"
34
10
1234
Deo
a7
1754
-
4 54
30
32%
3^4
934
Stewai t Warner Corp com 5
Dec
Deo
860
•
1454
313
<4
934
40
10.)
-
70
•10
4
10
*
30
1,800
42
155
134
Nov
11
2)4
34
109
234
2.60
44%
10
400
3,575
75c
775
Bandini Petroleum Co-..l
554% preferred——50
Berkey & Gay F urn Co— 1
40
134
40c
II
/
Oct
1,300
1.70
Jan
July
3%
10
Medusa Portland Cement *
300
34
Standard Oil of N J cap.25
(A) com
*
Sterling Brewers Inc com 1
i)02
-■
Sept
Oct
Jan
3%
234
Mar
Dec
2c
Price
2054
354
——*
Electric
1,250
154
1134
Stein & Co
213
Jan
h 234
54
Dec
Dec
Dec
Jan
ln
30%
-
10
Kelly Island Lime & Tr..*
Lam3on & Sessions-----*
134
1134
Standard Oil of Ind cap.26
•
21)4
0654
1734
■'
1754
Taeger Machine.-—-
Aug
200
434
Dev
1
50c
254
Last
Par
Stocks—
4J
3)4
<
1134
1,035
Dec
2,:,i.
Friday
Jan
954
"
2854
20
;
18 34
Dec
40
Iron com..
Dec
10
234
560
300
Dec. 13 to Dec. 19, bath inclusive, compiled from official sales
lists
19
9)4
*
Industrial Rayon com..*
Aug
Standard Gas & EI com..*
Preh ired
Dec
Jan
Aug
Feb
Nov
55
Standard Dredge—
Common..^
65
34
*
934
20
5 J 34
334
i.
10)34 10054
1,315
11%
55%
14254 14254
cl%
2%
134
134.
234
2)4
1054
10>4
C1654
1/34
354
3%
11%
17
634
654
c4
Apr
Jan
Dec
32
3634
60 r
Central Invest Corp—.100
Dec
454
-.4
Dec
1434
50
ID
734
all34 all54
01354 al4)4
oll54 ol334
Hanna (M A) SScum pf
27
567
600
2c
Barker Bros Corp com..
, ■
Aug
Jan
,9354
2934
Angeles Stock Exchange
1154
•
2534
334
28)4
Los
45
27)4
•"
Mar
10 >4
10
3%
4454
——100
Preferred.—
134 June
Dec
18
5 J J4
Serrlck Corp cl B com
Feb
July
1)4
300
;•
Jan
9
234
12-i
366
v:.
.
60c
254.
154
*
15
734
Greif Bros Cooperage A..
154
...100
13
Aug
Auf
254
.2
com
Young Spring & Wire
90
-
Jan
254
Jau
Oct
6
6-1054
53%
Preferred..
Dec
434
Feb
2C
:
34
320
c21
3334
1754
56
59
,
"
Jan
417
U%
Rollins Hos Mills
GUdden Co common—.'
734
21%
com—.*
Quaker Oats Co common.*
Dec
2%
Wolverine Brewing com..I
25?4
2554
7%
01154
ol354
01154
Sept
8154
c
4
Pullman
35
81 %
Oct
•<
1054
834
6 >4
Dec
254
11
sale
4
Pure Oil Co (Tne)
1054
Dec
25
Jan
Dec
2
1534
875
2 54
34c
i.
Wayne Screw Prod com..4
Wolverine Tube
53
Mar
0%
1
Pressed Steel Car com
834
July
Feb
Sept
Dec
1154
Oct
30
..*
Poor & Co clwss B
Dec
454
66
431
9
17 34
Dec
Dec
•
756
7.
Dec
Sept
2034
.100 '.,a
;
':4 ■Yl
w
i
31c
11
Walker & Co B———s.*
Warner Aircraft com
1
15
Dec
330
18
.
3,457
"1%:
Universal Products com—'
?"28
53
Halle Bros common——.5
50
100
Jan
Mar
3;
365
;
12)4
:1;'l
17
40
July
July
•
2
1
Feb
300
734
Class B common......5
Jan
634
yII"-, June
,
254
254
254
Investment com..*
28
Jan
Peabody Coal—
Penn RR capital
1534
Dec
.
-
22 34
Dec
Dec
Jan
1,950
:
92c
60c
Universal Cooler cl A——*
•Class B-i. i,
"
454
634
55)4
234
1334
10%
24
254
5534
234
C1334
934
10
!-4
8
505
2734
854
Aug
Omnibus Corp com...—6
Dec
454
6.
.
349
•
7054
25%
11)4
834
12
Jan
734
Northwest Bancorpcom..*
"
200
al754
a354
854
o354
854
v.
Aug
Jau
100
10%
10%
20
Sept
2,450
Northwest Airlines com..*
9%
430
71
Dec
834
2134
6 34
100
•
434
654
26
Jan
2134
434
:
834
6
017
,
May
c7yL
2%
1054
1034
10
454
6i
Jan
Dec
Feb
,
2434
'
Union
June
Dec
Dec
Dec
.
7%
Northern Mates. ow cl A25
IA High 'vy
LOW':,I
Jan
Jan
3054
92c
92c
Udylite...—1
3
834
1
Akron Brass Mfg——
Oct
*
N Y Central RR cap
Week
Shares
High
3054
1
1
U 8 Radiator com—.*^1
Sept
Aug
,6
Tlvoll Brewing com
Tom Moore Dlst com
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
for
of Prices
Low
Price
July
Jan
Apr
750
9
'"'4\A
4
National Standard com. 10
Feb
Jan
Apr
Apr
1,550
334.
834
Natl Pressure Cooker com 2
20
Sales
Week's Range
Last
Aug
34
354
24%
%
25%
7
34
3
2254
54
100
100
6 34
;
600
2354
33
——*
Nabco lAquid't'g Co com*
Nat Cylinder Gas
750
534
Dec
Dec
Apr
1,700
3 %'i
22 34
Montg Ward & Co com..*
Nash-Kelvinator
450
;
Oct
2J4
3
50
34
h
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Preferred......
9
200
100
Minneapolis Brew com..l
Modine Mfg com
—*
Monroe Cnemlcal Co com *
e
2,450
9
5
Miller & Hart Inc $ I prpfiO
Common
16,800
334
9
"5
Midland Utii 6%
354
3
834
"34
Midland Un Co conv pf A *
v
Jan
11
134 Juue
134
75c
Apr ':":• 134
2
Apr
2%
154
Apr
254
95
.
Jan
Jan
.
11 >
95
Jan
665
154
154
11
100,
Dec
Jaa
Jan
134
234
154
.
Dec
55c
•
450
234
1534
.
5
,
254
254
1554
2 34
".*"2 34
134
2454
503
1
10
1134
434
1,100
.2,680
1,613
534
..
.
100
1%\
(Fred'k) eom—._*
Preferred-—:
Sept
285
7"l54"
2734
3%
pref——*
254
27)4
1%
Jai.
60c
Jan
'2. •:" June
May
134
'
Merch & M trs Sec A com. 1
Jan
Nov
Oct
7
1
Standard Tube B com——1
19
1
1154
"""254
1034
134
1,670
154
ShcllerMfgcom.————1
Simplicity Pattern com—1
Jan
16c
100
100
;
1
..
common.
3,600
154
Jan
July
Jan
Mar
Mar
55c
Sept
Dec
Jan
234
154
250
July
55c
3234
554
60c
Dec
754
5
2854
254
Deo
Ap.
1.
8
Peninsular Mtl Prod com.l
Jan
Jan
40c
.154
1.25
25
-
Apr
Jan
1%
Reo Motor common...—5
154
w
Dei
5
Prudential Invest com.—1
Mai
1
5
U54
_
1554 -July
1054 Sept
454
Jan
Oct
434
454
com
Jan
46C
400
Parker-Wolverine com...*
J,
Jan
4%
500
7.";
,
Packard Motor Car com..
Jan
14*4
634
•
1
Motor Products com.....*
Motor Wheel com*—.5
Sept
Dec
30c June
254
534
Mid-West Abras com..50c
Jan
Feb
Nov
654
,
4854
5134
Dec
Dec
Dec
34
,..
.1,185
J.
Dec
.834
6,653
.
-
'19
.
92c
80c
5-,
654
Mlcromatic Hone com—.1
Parke Davis
;
92c
Mar
300
19c
—.10
Sept
600
154
1.00
Preferred.
Jan
2 54
.
I 1%
July
C, V-.'"'
i
'
' 1"
18c
154
4354
954
Dec
;
'
Jan
»Jan
Jan
234
4834
7
100
154
654
34
<■'.
Feb
554
,"
>>
54 June
;
,
;
Michigan flllca com.».„l
Michigan Sugar com—.—1
6154 Sept
.-,154 —Jan
22
29% 33
4154 ' 4254.
•w
Timken Roller Bearing
4 34
155
j 654
Dec
2754
.210
...
1.
Nov
Nov
85
•; 11
854; 854
34
1%
—
54
4934
154
,
.932
Jan
4
July
30c
250
Jan
Jan
Dec
300
Feb
Jan
Jan
4
Dec
2,609
1
14
Dac
100 *,10-
3
Mar
2%
2
10!)
Sept
2234
29
Y
Jan
5%
29
Apr
254
134
905
30c
45c
l
.
May
154
1,099
63c
Apr
Sept
2)4, May
4,001
Mar
3
Dec
17
300
2 34
Dec
200
'■■■
2
,1054
32c
Scottea-DHIon
1,200
120
162
200
214
Sept
23
Dec
9
Jan
•,
91C
,
Apr
,
22%
209 ;
154
3254
63a.
1
110
.
3
29 .•/
2 jm
2954
Sept
3
500
2254
V 9
■
Jan
Sept
3
Dec
Jan
i: 334
154 M54
119
Hurd Lock & Mfg com... 1
Klnsel Drug common
154
j
Mar
50c
68
,•
Dec
1854
Nov
1334
Nov
52c
4,759
200
354
Hosklns Mfg common,. .234
Hudson Motor Car c >m_.»
Jan
13,755
4 54
154
Jan
,1
67c
.8c
9
,
1954
2,
;
.
2254
Apr
9
400
200
3
8c
17 34
7
7
... .... _
Columbia Gas——
Jan
23
•134
—.
General Flnanoe com—
9534
70
,
.
354
•■I'1 ;'-'f
'
July
Jan
Dec
May
554
!
Unlisted—
1354
1654
334
954
Mar
1854
Goebel Brewing com..... 1
Grand Valley Brew com—1
30
135
Nov
Amer Rolling Mill..—- .25
1334
450
35
.10
Wurlitzer..
54
354
i
."50
—
34
-
*
.
Preferred-—
Jan
MO
— .
July
75
30
1-
60c
63o
General Motors com..—10
91
M
5034.-5234
-134
134
454 i
4'4 •
2754 29 •
w—
834
210
45
40
13
*54
*
U SPrlnting
Dec
13
Dec
e
July
1,775
19
Dee
10)4
29
934 Dec
2434 June
8
572
-6154
*
_
Dec
534
1554
" 2)4
Masonite Corp
13
Dec
Dec
934
154
454
Jan
Sept
Dec
6
Jan
Jan
134
Dec
Mogul common..5
Oat
Nov -.47
39.
..—32
w
i.
4.421
20c
634
-
Nov
.
1
...
V
July
834
Jan
Nov
5c
..154
1%
:•
Gar Wood Ind com......3
534
Dec
75c
10c
2
Feb
314
600
4334
Frankenmuth Brew com.l
<
,925
1,983
100
Fruehauf Trailer com....1
10734
6c
.1
Oct
934
"1,069
Federal Motor Truck com *
Feb
High
;
Jan
14c
100
Aug
•
4554
com.
Aug
1934
.
Federal
534
;
154
654
11c
Ex-Ce 1-0 Corp com.....3
Sept
Low
630
,4
6
com.^..10
-5-
Jau
654
46
♦
.
2J5
1
9534
j
5
.....
„
Det<fe Clev Nav
•3-i"
V
July
454
-
com..
:
43 34
Durham Mfg com——.1
2254
/
Range Since Jan. 1. 1941
Shares
7
3' /5c
354
154
*
Crowley Milner
May
7634t..Dec ...99
,,
5c
Consumers Steel com.,..l
Continental Motors com.l
3
:
7
.
Detroit Paper Prod com—1
'-.Dec ,106
234
....
.73
.
9534
——
"
.1*
'Wji-W— -
US Playing Card—
Mar
834
June
11
Liquid Carbonic com.-.-*
Loudon Packing com.---*
1554
,B.'W—
Rapid.
Jan
5
334
38 34
50
2,150
2,035
•
934;
9%
2654 2854
1
National Pumps..*.— _.*
350
33 34
5%
4%
21
...
350
"
preferred
47
*
—Li
-
86
Jan
-Dec
- -
Week
High
u
Michigan Dlo Casting.... 1
Doc
July
r,
Kentucky Utll—
Libbv McN & Ubby
1
2654
—4--
1134
700
175
*
30-,.31
Kahn.w.—— ..*
Feb
100
Dec
320
•
Dec
95
7
354 / Jan
v
.154
754
? ',
1534
—
for
of Prices
Low
Burroughs Add Mach--Burry Biscuit com...1234c
Chrysler Corp com.——.6
May
"':854
..254
163
1954
v
-31-
7%
8%
T%
47.
*■. a—w.
11%
37
1
1
Katz Drug Co common..
90
.
20
6%
034
Brown McLaren com
Detroit-M lch Stove
40
654
634
-754 i
-
Gibson Art-———
J
:
Week's Range
■v
Price
Baldwin Rubber com....1
Detroit Edison com
<3
"<
Sales
Sale
34'rDea
.5
4 54
7854
6
.2.54
.
135
•
Exchange
/
Last
-
Dee
Sept
Apr
7 /•
.
734
v-
187
87
;
•
50
20
i;
-
-354
7634
77
W
*
..
11%
1
Joy Mfg go com
1%
— —
F'ound Invest
Aug
Hobart
Iron Fireman Mfg v t C--*
.
1
;
19, bath inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Pa'
2354 Sept
Aug >.j'.-,.l 54' Jan
54
2
86
4
-
34
—
High
a
■■434 Dec
.1654 -Feb
10
•
to
.,
Apr
Interstate Power—
Jarvis (VV B) Co cap---.
Detroit Stock
;
Aug
'\':i^
J.■
Low
422
;u
96
2
f.1,
;
Cincinnati Telephone.- .50
2%
69%
7%
Iuternat Harvester com..*
Telephone:-Randolph 5530
Frida
■j-
-.10
•
1534 '1654"
.
2
.50
Jan
2%
-C5?4
c3%
x!5%
•
i
100
Jan
Dec
-
—5
Cln Gas & Elec pref
Cincinnati Street..
1834
95
-W
—
-
-
.....
Aug
Dec
14
Inland Steel Co cap.
-
.
2154
21
1,600
Dec
W
100
Preferred
1054
2934
50
11%
Interlake Iron Corp com..
f
Auto City Brew com—„ .1
'.
...
130
J4-.. 34
54 ;i
34
754 • 754
254 ( 254
-
1654
Jan
17 54
*
—':--
Jan
14
254
'
Jan
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1, 1911
Shares
454
"V
Champ Paper & Fiber..
High
454
)
54
•:
Burger Brewing———.
Jan
x25
214
*
■
B ild win....—....—;. -.8 ,m7-i .*•.'
354 June
Dec
4%
'
■
Atlas Drop Forge com.;
•
for
Week
17%
H
Jau
Indianapolis P & L com..*
com..!
25
Dec
534
1554
15%
'
of Prices
■
Low
Jan
Indep Pneu Tool v t c new *
Indiana Steel Prod
;
Exchange
Week's Range
Price
pref.—. -7
Part preferred.—-... I
1454
•;
Dec
1
Dec
8 .:.',
Sales
Last
,
~~~~4%
1354
54
Nov
150
K
Par
35
Dec
24
-
r
1
Amer Laundry Mach.. .20
Nov
40
\
■
—
Am Prod prior
Sept
954
Dec
|
Stocks
Aluminum Industries.. •/_*
Sept
9
\
Sale
..
Jan
■■v
'
1
Jan
Mar
Dec
900
Dec V
2)4
1054
170
1 9
834
Friday
Jan
Oct
DETROIT
,
Mar
Dee. 13 to Dec. 19, both inclusive, compiled from official sales (lets
Jan
454
454
Chicago Stock Exchange
;
Feb
Jan
334
*
'*»'
Dsp V 634, Aug
5
Jan
Dec
7954
Jan
Dec
1,966
Cincinnati Stock
Jan
48 34
7
'•
93
1
434
950
57
2?4
f
854
Exchange
Ford Building
Jan
2,800
a;5554
5
New York Curb Associate
Mar
Oct
Sept
Dec
50
8)4
2 34
42
Out
234
234 May
110
13
25
July
24
90
134
i
Sept
134
3354
2854
10%
0%
Jt
Stocks—
Jan
112
0%
13
754
Jan
Jau
Dec
1,400
"•••'• 7
8%
5
12
350
10
Detroit Stock
Sept
Jan
-71
434 .-,434
254 v 3
454 :»
Yellow Tr Jc Coach cl B..1
5534
,
York Stock Exchange
734 June
Dec
25
2,000
10,800
,
New
Dec. 13 to Dec.
Yates-Amer Mach cap
934 May
200
334
3%
7
cap.-.l
Hibb Spenc B irtlett com
Horders Inc common
May
33)4
9
Jan
130
:.
Members
Jan
154
54
*
-
Jan
45%
Dec
3)4
39
0%
1154
10)4
Co com... 10
Harnlsohfeger Corp com. 10
454
200
20%
2
3
Hall Printing
1,700
'
3%
Goodyear Tire A Rub com *
Gossard Co (H W) com..*
Great Lakes D A D com..*
17
6954
2854
7054
934 May
.
513
-
-
1534
1134
1754
i.
Wleboldt Stores Inc—
Cum U prior preferred—*
Williams Oil-O-Mat com.*
Jan
3
3434 May
50
2854
7
Wailing, Lerchen & Co.
.Jan
Feb
'
7
Nov
6)4
i'.
De
May
12
1%
....
Goldblatt Bros Inc com_t_»
Lion Oil Ref Co
12
■'
(
1134
.2434
•7534
Westnghs EI & Mfg com.50
7
10
'42)4
c2 5 54
Gillette Safety Razor com
Line Material Co
Dec
x40%
200
18
100
734
5
4
11)4
"20%
10
*
*
Sugars cl B._.*
Gen Motors C >rp com..
Le Rol Co com.
Aug
754
Feb
1854
11%
V
•
9 34
33
General Outdoor Adv com
Jr cumul
3154
334
450
1754
51 34
;11354 11534
i l ■ i 134
"134"
Wayne Pump Co capital.. 1
110
35
1%
oe
1754
5134
Walgreen Co common—..*
8%
8%
40
"23 %
Joslyn Mfg
10
com
preferred...100
cum
Utah Radio Prod oom_—_1
Dec
110
High
1,200
7054
1134
4334
10
U S Steel common......
Sept
Jan
1934
454
3%
General Foods common..*
nreterred.
3854
C1534
49 34
Kenith Radio Corn com..*
General Finance Corp com I
Srt
6354
34 May
470
5335
'
U S Gypsum Co com....20
Jan
1,235
22%
2%
534
754
Union Cirb & Carb cap..*
Unltel Atr Lines Tr cap..5
Jan
May
1,250
i
Low
695
,4454
r 554
8
'
General Electric Co com.. *
Illinois Cent RR
8034
450
3%
27)4
2%
4%
com—5
Candy clA—;...5
Houdaille-Hersuey
854
220
1%
35
27%
Gen Amer Tra isp
Ho mcl & Co
10 34
325
17
common..1
Heileman Brewing
433
634
134
3)4
27%
2%
""334"
Common....----
Godchaux
16 34
43
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for
Week
Shares
High
Jau
390
16
15
Evershurp Inc com...— 1
Fairbanks Morse com..."
Fitz Simons & Con D & D
Fuller Mfg Co
11)4
'
Elgin Nat Watch Co
General
7
89
*
Dixie-Vortex Co com
834
0%
1%
21%
2%
8%
8%
934
\11%
,10%
89
165
280
Tjow
Price
Texas Corp canltal—...25
~
12%
17%
13 Vj
12
8934
16J4
2%
10%
Crane Co
of Prices
Feb
234
'
Common..
Continental Steel com .
Par
Week's Range
634 May
Dec
Dec
Consumers Co—
Vot tr ctfs part
Sales
Last
Sale
409
5%
1, 1941
:•
6^4
Dec
-5,
9)4
June
■
1,666
;
400
350
252
*3100
>'1,000
Dec
1734"
Dec
2914
Apr
3734
29(4 Dec
1034 Dpc
134
Apr
Aug
Jan
34>4
Apr
4354
Aug
40
Jan
1754
-
3
Jan
Sept
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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■Volume 154
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
r
aits
Friday
Stocks (Concluded)
Par
Week's Range
"for
Sale
of Prices
Low
High
Week
Price
Richfield Oil Corp com...*
Warrants....——„*■—.*
Feb
7%
9%
9%
914
12%
1.10
30c
35c
200
30c
Nov
9
9
150
9
Dec
11
3%
30c
Aug
July
4
1,940
2% May
6
13, b^th inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Dec. 13 to Dec.
Ryan Aeronautical Co...l
3%
Bee Co Units of Ben Int
25
25
Shell Union Oil Corp.... 15
al6%
6% preferred B......25
.
5%% preferred C
26
5,480
10
27%
26%
27%;
26%
4%
18%
43%
28
Blaw-Knox Co
Dec
Dec
30%
Jan
31
Dec
29%
33%
com..*
6%
30%
Dec
34%
Jan
Columbia Gas A Electric.*
1%
10%
907
Jan
14%
Copperweld Steel.....5
21%
3,922
Feb
25
Aug
Nov
2".'
500
1%
Jan
2%
200
25;.
2
31%
32
a9%
a9%
Transcon& Western Air..6
a8%
31 %
,
8%
18
4
:_*>
4
Aug
Nov
Feb
38%
OCt
8% May
11%
Dec
Dec
5%
13%
Jan
Oct
4
5,386
13
..."
a8%
Clark (D L) Candy
13 %
13%
13%
Universal Consul Oil.... 10
0%
6%
Van de Kamp's H D Bakers*
Vega Airplane Co.—.>1.50
Vultee Aircraft inc
1,882
14%
8%
Oct
329
7
10,506
4%
8
8
1
8%
8%
1,175
1,600
4%
1%
-
10
2%
"2%
9
Jan
9
Jan
Apr
Apr
Apr
11%
Sept
11%
Sept
Jan
2%
1
■
■
■11
■■
1
Alarnta Juneau G M Co. 10
Zenda Gold iv.in Co
m
Jan
5
1%
Dec
300
2c
Nov
5c
Jan
1 %
lc
1%
1
360
a2c
100
1%
Dec
1%
Dec
9,000
lc
Dec
3c
lc
13
13
Am
& otil -an
Smelting Ref Co.
*
Co....100
125
AnacondaCopver Min Co50
20
3.)%
Amer Tel & Tel
Armour ac
Atchison
v.o
Ui'J-
Top A
oau
v
a3%
ai 4%
"3%
4%
1,250
50
; • 3%
394
Dec
1
Fort Pitt Brewing
14%
Harb Walker Refrac com.*
48
*
pref
Jan
26%
310
10%
Caterpillar Tractor Co...*
out..em.*
o*
a3
Coutlnentaliv.otor9v.orp 1
Jo
(Del).5
Curtiss*Wright Corp.
1
a25%
8
ClasH A..1
147
38%
a2%
14
1%
7%
7%
/'
%'
:<
a3%
«3
az5% a2d%
8
8%
a24 % a24 %
General Electric Co.....
26
Geuerut hoods Corp....
'
*
fll.1%
a23%
Tel Corp......*
1%
Kennecott Copper Corp.
4%
18%
Jan
10
Sept
83%
20%
46%
: 167
9%
27
4%
500
Jun
11%
11
•
:
:
%
Dec
Feb
7%
4
Sert
Jan
Aug
26
Feb
Apr
10%
26%
Dec
28
June
1/2
35% Mar
35c
30c
"35c
39%
34%
Jan
•'
aUH
Radio Corp of America..*
Pittsburgh Brew pref....*
28%
8%
28%
13%
18%
y
a
8%
14%
60%
4%
253
1
4
4%
fl42%
*.
Dec
Langendorf Utd Bak B..
Jan
Jan
Preferred....
Le3li3 Salt Co
Feb
Libby McNeill A Llbby..7
Lockneed Aircraft Corp..1
Jan
Lyons-Magnus C1 A
*
0%
Jan
Magnavox Co Ltd—1
Magnln & Co I oora..—_*
\ 81c
i.;i4K:
12
,
1
United Corp (Tue) (Dei)
U » Rubber Co........10
a
.
27%
•
T5c
.....l
Budd (E G) MfgGo...*.*
31%
Dec
39
30%
Feb
37%
27
Dec
39
i
%
6%
Fei>
7%
11%
July
Jan
15
Jan
17%
Jan
Feb
15%
Dec
20%
Dec
25
8%
Jan
11%
May
Dec
Dec
2%
15%
Dec
4%
22%
Jan
Jan
52
Dec
515
8
Dec
14
Juty
00
466
Apr
July
3%
1%
20%
10c
Preferred...
63
91
21%
47%
Feb
28%
68%
Sept
408
Dec
Jan
a5%
75
78%
270
«1%
-*0
2%
Feb
74%
Nov
77%
2%
17
1,687
1,707
27
Dec
11%
July
Jan
F'eb
3J0
6% May
12%
Sept
2/5
Dec
7%
6%
333
2%
5%
Dec
8
July
July
48%
%
18
28%
33%
5)7
42%
Dec
71%
Jan
1%
Jan
%
10%
16%
27%
28%
%
354
16%
Dec
34%
Feb
908
21A
Dec
31%
Sept
6,278
28%
Dec
48%
Jau
113%
July
115
115
20
24
Oct
Dec
1,687
"7%
29%
Jan
16%
Dec
28
6
32%
Dec
30
50
17%
200
7%
200
9
9
—
'
Pi.llco Corp—8
31%
91
5
6
50
4%
Mldw Piping A Sply
7%
31%
120
13%
Nat Bearing
8
31%
20
50
12
210
4%
5
'■-:■
25
••''..v-
15
>
149
14
Sept
Mar
13%
13% ;■
ScJllin Steel Warrants
...
Sterling Alum common .. . 1
Stix Baer A F'uller com
10
.
Vardaman Shoe com...
.....
—
"20%
■
Accessories
50c
Gold Min 10
Alaska Juneau
Assoc Ins
Dec
580
Calaveras Cein
4' »
96
5%
California Ink Co
8
50
Cons Aircraft Corp com.. 1
131
50%
Apr
66%
Dec
hit
4.940
»i«
Mar
3,092
\ 436
Dec
%
ht June
%
Mar
Emporium Capwsll com..
'16
1%
600
4c
1,066
%
%
839
13% ,14% 1
13%
53,451
4%-: 4%
4%
i"i, 304
Preferred.-.2.. .•;****
102% rT02% 105%
Westmoreland Inc.;.; ^10 ;io
10?.
10% m 205
%
Nov
1%
13%
Dec
4%
Dec
109%
Dec
30%
10%
117%
.
..
17%
.10
4>age
17% "*r- 60
3D
31
62
10
38
Nov
18%
July
2.70
Sept
12%
11%
12%
2,075
Dec
July
9%
9%
9%
387
14%
12%
18%
16
Nov
30%
Shell Union Oil com...*15
Soundvlew Pulp Co pref 100
——
Union Oil Co of Calif.
16
100
16
15%
320
10%
Oct
•
500
Nov
1%
1
1
Feb
Apr
10
Dec
19 •
13%
Jan
21
100
102%
Oct
Oct
8%
Jan
14%
310
30%
5%
Dec
Dec
39
5%
21%
16%
9%
Mar
18
Feb
25%
19%
Nov
Jan
Feb
80c
Nov
Jan
11%
Deo
Dec
5%
60c
; 60c
200
40c
11%
"ii%
11%
635
9%
4%
17,763
4
4
4
,
July
13%
12%
Jan
12%
14
12%
450
10
Dec
16
Sept
8
3,012
13%
12%
10
'
Jan
14%
14%
Nov
Oct
353
9% M ay
6%
6%
300
6 ;
7%
7%
8%
1,200
Dec
2.55
-
3
462
8%
895 ?!:
17
20
150
265
285
/-■"•; 76
8
8
8
9
Apr
Dec
265
Dec
11%
Jan
Sept
5
Jan
11
Sept
28%
300
Mar
Jan
10
15%
32
I
5%
Jan
9%
225
15%
30
Yel Checker Cab Co ser 1 50
Dec
4%
16%
3
-
*
5% May
8%
3
17
Unlisted
14%
21%
Dec
22%
Jan
Jan
38%
Dec
60
Bept
—
*
Rad A Stand Snn
Anglo Nat Corp A com*.
Argonaut M ining Co..... 5
Atch Top A Santa Fe..l00
Oct
Blair A Co Inc ca pltai.... 1
Sept
Dee
7%
Jan
140
Dec
542
22
Feb
29%
July
64
3
Dec
6%
4
1.55
1,55
1.70
.23%
24%
95,
■y
Jan.
Nov
3.00
Aug
Jan
Jut
31%
July
2%
Apr
1.55
394
4
168
19%
1,110
24%
'/
5
Jan
36%
150
25 c
32c
4,933
25c
Dec
1.35
Jan
9%
9%
755
9
Dec
12%
Jaa
2%
Bunker Ilill & Sullivan 2%
28
3%
1,418
26%
25%
Aviation Corp of Del...—3
980
3%
«134%
3%
Anaconda Copper Min..50
Bendix Aviation Corp
11
1.60
14% June
415
263
Jan
8%
Dec
370
5,559
T. 100
Sts 7 % pref'25
Western Pipe A Steel Co. 10
Jan
2%
711
2%
Dec
5% July
23%
Jaa
6% May
38%
5
330
30%
Dec
38%
Aug
JaD
2%
5%
8%
*
5%
528
5%
Dec
8%
250
7
Dec
10%
Sept
165
27%
Mar
34%
Aug
105% 108%
75
108%
Dec
107%
Nov
26%
1,653
23 %
Dec
34%
Jan
300
25c
Pec
76c
28
Fibre Board Prd pr pref .103
General Electric Co
Dec
12
670
12
12
"5%
1
Dominguez Oil Co
Holly Oil Co
Low
High
Honokaa Sugar
1.05 May
Dec
1%
2.55
4%
Sept
Feb
Dec
10c
Feb
10
June
9%
30
25%
*
1
20
—
Co.
25c
253
25
3%
3%
3%
23%
1%
23%
1 Jo
1%
1%
75,
4
Oct
5%
July
315
96
Dec
31%
34%
21
24
4
Idaho Mary Mines Corp.]
Intl Nickel Co (Can)
*
*
Int Tel A Tel Co com
Jan
3
57
5
Jan
Mar
Jan
Oct
Sept
3%
23%
1%
Dec
Pec
6%
28%
Dec
3%
"255
31%
Feb
39
100
23%
Dec
29%
Oct
200
4
Jan
800
100
1.25
1.35
300
1.15
9%
5%
150
7%
Kenn Copper Corp com..*
July
Apr
Apr
Oct
Matson Navigation
Co...*
1.75
Jan
M J A M A M Cons
1
8c
9c
1,334
6c
Jan
loc
July
11%
Jan
Montgomery Ward & Co.*
25%
25%
1,295
25%
Dec
39%
Jan
all% al2
9%
9%
170
10%
Dec
235
9%
Dec
17%
17%
Jan
Jaa
1.50
937
1.15
Mar
2.60
Oct
Mar
65%, Oct
113
410
5
Dec
14
54
80
33
Feb
V 54
Dec
6
40
5
Jau
8
Sept
270
14%
37
17%
13%
50
50%
34
5c
May
North Amer Aviation cap. 1
10
North Amer Co corn
17
Nov
37
Dec
40%
Sept
Dec
24%
Sept
Packard Motor Co com..*
..
.
3c
50
i
Dec
55
Oet
Pennsylvania RR......50
5
Dee
Crown Zell'bach Corp com
May
3
33%
37%
888
36%
Dec
2.10
2.25
1,825
2.10
Deo
lie
50%
4
Pac Portl Cement com.
.
July
Dec
71
Jan
Nov
50
Sept
44%
1,018
22%
905
Dec
6%
Apr
10%
82%
3%
11%
3
11%
1,543
10
Dec
15%
84%
380
80
Dec
94
Jan
Oct
3%
350
Preferred
1%
18%
Radio Corp of America... *
2%
2%
Giorgio Fruit pref—1C
100
10%
6
Jan
20
Dec
15%
15%
Dec
9%
Jan
15
14%
15
655
14%
Dec
21%
Aut
37%
38%
182
37%
Dec
44%
Jan
5%
EI Dorado Oil Worics
6
500
5%
200
6%
3%
6
Jau
10
'
Jan
101%
Jan
31%
6
29%
101'
30%
6
28%
103%
178
32
654
0
400
33%
3,736
Feb
96%
24% June
0
Apr
28%
Dec
117%
Shasta Water Co com
2%
1%
17%
Dec
Dec
2 %
1,023
969
•
Dec
27
27
3%
Jaa
25%
Apr
4%
Jan
21
Oct
4%
16%
Nov
7
Jan
1,705
Dec
28
Jan
280
Jan
35
43%
9%
28%
Dec
31
600
27
Dec
29%
4%
4
Superior Ptld Cem com B. *
Feb
15
341
5%
18%
28%
Standard Brands Inc..... *
795
4
Dec
43%
10
350
35
Apr
6%
46%
Dec
10
9%
100
Jan
Jan
Dec
Dec
Oct
United Aircraft Corp cap 5
150
S3i
%
200
%
51%
51%
682
49 %
2.5J
500
1%
.
_.*
"51%
2.5 J
2.53
Warner Bros Pictures....5
Westates Pet com.......1
5c
48%^.,*Jan
Preferred............ 1
65c
WestCoas-TJfp Im-ir
.
M
.5
5
Dec
a32% a35%
a34%
United Corp of Del
U S Steel com.
Jan
8
18%
5%
16%
28%
*
25
6% preferred......—25
5%% preferred——.25
So Calif Ed Ltd com
Sept
Sept
32%
575
20
Utah-Idaho Sugar com. „o
Jan
41
3J
2
23
53
Standard Oil Co of N J..25
Di
45
45
"i%
Jan
22
44%
19%
10
Jan
22%
81%
1.15
1.15
Preferred———-*—-103
16%
1,200
310
1,953
-
Apr
July
Jan
2,610
Waialua Agricultural Co 20
Jan
1.55
—
1,837
7%
4%
Aug
Jan
12
Dec
July
Nov
14 %
Dec
60c
20
100% 100%
10
Western Dcpt
Dec
20
Feb
7%
15%
15%
25
Wells Fargo Bk A U
Dec
■
10
16
1
com.—......
1627.
Nov
Dec
Jan
Jan
set
Apr
6%
Apr
Jan
Mar
Dec
2,400
14%
Feb
For footnotes
18%
Jan
Feb
'
Shares
37
Electrical Products Corp.
,>16
' %
%
Westmoreland Coal.
Dec
3
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
1.75
5
Creameries of Am inc .Cm 1
60%
■
14
650
1.25
Nov
44%
Dec
-
100
4
14%
9%
Santa Cruz Ptld com
32%"
Preferred—•— ——
14
450
8
July
5
200
1%
7%
y.
90c
Dec
1.75
985
5%
Sales
4
120
1.20
,
.Tan
Jan
1.80
20
4
10c
1,310
13%
com..*
31% June
Jan
12%
Sept
Jan
Sept
9%
Vultee Aircraft
Feb
8
10
60c
37
100
cap..—*
116
United Corp common.*.."*
35
37%
1.80
Jan
Jan
6
Calif Cotton Mills com.
33%
United Gas Improv com* /
104
Dec
9%
31%
13%
Jau
I'V
July
14
1.80
Vega Airplane Co
Victor Equip Co com
■
61
5
6
July
:•
100
22
.1
100
common—
Oct
Nov
9%
Co pref. 100
3%
39%
hi
50
14
Mar
Jan
Aug
Aug
Jan
Dec
it
Republic Petrol Co com..l
Universal Consol Oil
3
8%
100
5%
20%
20
96
1.25
California Art Tile
24%
: ;■
21
Jun
118
l612 Nov
19%
1
Dec
Dec
Jan
4
4
R E & R Co Ltd com.....*
Union Sugar common...25
United Air Lines Corp...5
Dec
2%
62
lc
7%
Oil Go--
Oct
•-
13J
Jan
18%
126
101
1.20
Dec
June K-j 9
NOV
Dec
7% Sept
2
100
13c
...
.--2
Byron Jackson Co—
*
Calamba Sugar common. 20
Bis top
1%
■
Dec
14
Aug
3S
Dec
5%
1.55
-~v
-
A——80
Bank of Calif N
20%
'su
Dec
'
470
-%
10%
97
488
II,741
2,283
i
20%
Pesos.
8
Aug
Dec
5
4%
for
Fund Inc.--—10 ,i.
e
%
*...100
8%
4%
Week
Mining...—-]
Anglo Calif Nat Bank—20
2%
'««
2,776
Dec
8%
13%
of Prices
Low
High
Anglo Amer
18%
-
11%
101%
Transamerica Corp......2
>'25
Week's Range
Price
Par
27%
;2'
107%
4%
Thomas Allec Corp A..*..
Tide Wat Assoc Oil com. 10
16
Sale
Dec
—
Dec
Oct
May
4%
-
785
Ft Ida /
Dec
Tonopah-Belmont. *2* 10c
Tcnopah mining—
.1
Transit Invest Corp pref 25
39%
Dec
Nov
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
37%
2.25
Dec
Jan
Feb
Dec
Dec
14'
Consolidated Oil Corp...*
Caterpillar Trac Co com.*
Cent Eureka Min Co com.*
Dec
Jan
Jan
Dec
2
100
103
.100
Cons Edison Co of N Y-*
Apr
32%
-;59%
10%
97
"20%
com
Cities Service Co com... 10
Nov
Dec
Jan
34%
31%
29
26%
27%
Feb
17
22%
2%
60c
1
15
3%
Dec
Sept
28%
96
5%
Feb
9%
8
13c
8
.
Dec
Scott Paper.*.......'.,.;*
10%
98
...*
—
2.10
Dec
57
hi
Parafflne Co's
July
Mar
851
21%
Feb
2%
25%
2%,
1st preferred..
13%
1.30
2,773
98
Super Mold Corp cap...10
13%
25
3c
20%. 22
29%
Standard Oil Co of Calif.. *
May
Sept
'■'■:'
1,150
8%
5%
'
July
Oct
17%
10% June
2%
27%
..*
Jan
-
14% May
250
8
13c
Carson Hill Gold Min cap 1
'
3%
778
Jan
13%
9%
10
Calif Packing Corp
35
27%
...5
American Tel A Tel Co. 100
Aug
285
30
26%
27%
Dec
35
2
*
Common
Mar
-340
.......
27
11
St Louis Bank Bldg Equip
10%
23%
"20%
S5 dividend.
10%
*
com
Pac Pub Ser com
Am
177
2nd preferred...*...j50
Salt Dome Oil Corp......J
Pacific Can Co
30%
6%
22
18
125
14%
7%
5%
5%
17%
110%
29%
8%
Jan
Jan
102
Dec
867
14
7%
8%
Oct
July
10%
May
12%
T4'v'
com.*
com*.25
Mo Portl Cement
Dec
12%
24%
5%
5
200
30%
Dec
50
100
28
5
1%
8%
10%
23%
11%
50
*...50
Mat
Sept
Richfield Oil Corp com... *
6%
June
7%
y1
4%
2%
220
July
9%
11
Jau
"MO
14%
54
2J%
Nov
12a
Jan
*
Apr
16
2
*
.*
Jan
29%
Phlla Electric Power pref 25
101
20
Key Co common
Knapp Monarch com.
July
2
30%
Dec
Sperry Corp com v t c
1
Spring Valley Co Ltd....*
May
2%
12%
5%
v.
Jan
4J
v
12%
15%
May
27
*
Internat Shoe com
Preferred——
2%
26%'
29
29
Occidental Insurance Co 10
Southern Pacific Co.
Dec
10
3
2
31%
;
Sept
Jan
Dec
"
Jan
2,728
9%
4%
,27
Dec
7%
7%
31%
—
.
2%
2% •. 363
6,158
2%
2%
18%
19% :.5,/29
158
111% 111%
18%
Nov
33%
180
5
Dec
22
70
■
4 I.
2%
Dec
Pig'n Whistle pref.*.—..*
Paget Sound PAT com.. *
13%
37%
8
Feb
■
3%
2%
Pennroad Corp v t c..._>]
Feb
3%
Dec
7
3%
17%
101
2%
22
3%
6%
High
2%
""""%
2,527
29%
High
7%
5
Dec. 13 to Dec. 19,
Q
12%
6%
6% 1st preferred
25
5%% 1st preferred...25
Pacific Light Corp com..*
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Dec
8%
125
Oct
6%
Curtlss-Wright Corp
178%
10%
42%
Pennsylvania RR-.*—50
PI.ila Elec of Pa 35 pref..*
Dec
116
s
Stocks—
Low
21%
100
Aug
6
0
Nat'l Power A Light.....*
30c
-
Low
Shares
Last
shares
23%
May
11
Rlieem Manufacturing Co 1
32%
i
,
Range Since Jan. 1, 1901
for
17% June
16
57
1,421
9,535
2,985
Nov
1% May
160
1.50
Dec
6
18%
16%
18
13
preferred...-. 100
North Amer Oil Cons—.10
18%
Nov
Jan
1.80
Jap
3
3%
17%
3%
17%
*
1%
Dec
5%%
Ra.vonler Inc
459
30
5
Oct
70!
10%
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
7%
31%
7
;..5
10
Hydraulic Pr Brick Fr'dlOO
Scullln Steel common
n
153
1.40
Exchange
com.*
Scruggs V B Inc com
2%
Horn & Hardart (NY)...*
Nov
1%
16%
1
Falstaff Brew com
Dec
920
Dec
Dec
80c
17%
29%
Week
-100
—.....
July
%
2%
8%
70c
1.40
'
45%
Nov
Jan
I,035
70s
16%
>
Rights.....
25
78%
14%
6%
3%
8%
1«%
Sept
450
Jan
38%
465
:
8%
Pacific Coast Aggregates. 5
86%
5%
F'eo
Dec
2%
8%
1
Pac G A E Co com.....25
Oct
9%
64%
Dec
Jan
Feb
71%
5
37
10
Mar
2.35
Feb
331
9%
490
(1
Lenlgh Coal A Navigation*
Lehigh Valley...
....50
Mar
3c
77%
5%
446
33%
18%
Nov
4
Nov
9%
Nov
350
Dec
1.35
3%
July
..'.*.♦
Elder Mfg com
\/t
225
13%
3,125
T.35
40
Jan
10
Oct
352
1.40
240
1%
Oct
10c
32%
Metals com.*
Nat Candy common**.*,.*
34%
105%
13%
1.35
3,100
10c
of Prices
ow
H Igh
Rice-Stix Dry Gds com... *
Dec
Feb
13%
5c
23%
9%
Jan
23%
100
Mar
Mar
9
Dec
for
Dr Peppercorn..
-Dec
Dec
Pept
9
6%
Dec
30
Century Electric Co
10
Coca-Cola Bottling com.-l
6%
Dec
Dec
Oct
1.20
29%
Sales
.1
—*
Preferred.
46%
8%
July
7 %
Jan
Dec
10
6
100
Jan
5
4c
15
7
.*
*
American Inv com
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
Sept
80c
6%
553
June
1
100
Veek't Range
Price
Par
Stocks—
Dec
3%
34
40
72%
10%
Jan
7
680
Occidental Petroleum—1
30
5/6
5
100
Pacific Tel A Tel com.. 100
Sale
Hussmann-Ligonier
10 %
5%
5
Natomas Co.—_..*_*„■—*
N American Invest com 103
Preferred
Huttig SAD com
Hyde Park Bre v com
Aug
150
O'Connor, Moffattcl AA_*
Jan
3%
4/4
9%
131%
13%
15%
General Motors
,.—.10
Horn&Hardart (Phlla) com*
Des
253
100
2%
31%
3,682
Jan
Jan
985
10c
Apr
6%
Aug
7%
45
75%
75%
Fridan
Last
09
V 2%
preferred...——*
Dec
June
19, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Dec. 13 to Dec.
July
Dec
837
2%
17%
8%
Electric Storage Battery 100
Dec
■
29
100
15c
4%
19%
2,075
1,375
103
.....100
Nat Auto Fibres com
43%
July
200
253
St. Louis Stock
9%
220
18%
vf Prices
H igh
..*
Curtis Pub Co com.....**
Sun Oil
22%
5%
44%
Dec
Dec
30%
"
Feb
Dec
3
380
1.05
4%
22%
March Calcul Machine... 5
Preferred.
17%
396
125
*
12%
98%
53%
4%
10
Nov
-
1%
775
2
Low
"15%
Deo
''
44%
*
Preferred..
32
4%
23%
Nov
Dec
Philippine Long Dlst Tel
Oct
23 4
Barber Asphalt Corp...10
1st preferred
"4%
43
'
oules
:
July
17
10c
"J16%
Pennroad Corp v t o....*l
Aircraft
9
*
100
Corp pref... 50
41
8%
430
Unlisted Stocks—
Sept
140
Week's Range
American Tel A Tel
31%
Dec
10
-1
Vtc
3%
Vo%
Sale
Apr
27
3,224
29%
488
Frluag
Price
Jai
2%
13, both inclus've, compiled from official sales lists
Par
Jan
1%
Dec
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Last
1%
1%
Dec
335
a4%
70%
i
Dec
Shamrock Oil & Gas com.l
1%
ai>»
fl4%
Westlnghouse K1& Mlg.ou
V 39e
Jan
Wagner Electric com
Warner Bros Pictures Inc. 5
Nov
Oct
23%
al6% al8
51 n
51%
16%
51%
Jan
6%
lc
Burkart Mfg com
127
>
U S Steel Corp
Reading RR
10
Nov
3%
8%
41% May
10
43
30%
43
50
_*„...._
Jan
10%
6%
Oct
200
3J%
34%
105
Des
50
Aug
1%
1)
i ra.»s,AU t-6
Deo
2.000
St Louis Car com
United Alrcralt oorp....o
Oct
Dec
2j
6y
Caroou
July
52
191
:
1
1
43%
43%
Texas Corporation (The) 25
July
20%
6%
Aug
270
23%
1%
Deo
2o
%
868
in
Swift & Co..*....**...26
4%
Apr
6%
20%
«42% a44%
a3%
a3%
Superior en van,# vD*.l)*il
,
300
2c
Feb
345
14%
4%
•
l'rlor
3%
3
8
5
17%
Apr
10
45
Bros-.-*.*..-*
600
al3% al3%
52
52%
8%
8%
fcout..ern iui»vay Go—.
Chrysler Corp.
Feb
Co. ......*.. .5
Toy Mining Co
1
435
13%
17%
52
**
Oil Co. 15
Budd Wheel Co...
1.90
4%
100
8%
53%
4%
Ruud Mfg
San
Apr
Dec
Dec
Dec
.
2%
2%
1/%
Standard Oil Co (N J)—25
Banners 8ec
200
Oliver Utd Filters 0.1 B.„*
%
10%
1%
;
a
Seaboard Oil Co of Del..**
American Stores
7%
Nov
,
60
45
58%
4%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass..25
Pitts Screw A Bolt Corp.. *
Pitts Steel Foundry pref 100
Laclede Steel com.
Stocks—
7%
6%
3,147
30
11%
220
VA
Republic bteel Corp*...**
Dec. 13 to Dec.
Preferred.......—*.. 10
2.75
G% preferred..—...100
30
Johnson-S-S Sl.oe com—*
*
Jan
Apr
90
2,812
Fireproofing com
115
•
W.nys-avciiauU i..otors.
11%
13%
ISO
*
Nat
Brown Shoe common
a3%
»%
a8%
:
lctares uw..l
Air i-lues
Sept
13%.May
Feb
Sept
3,360
30.)
a 14%
7%
0%
Pennsylvania RR Co...50
Pure Gil Co.*.*
*
Uii
14%
Dec
Roos Bros
26
80
Packard Motor Car Co...*
ot
Apr
8%
48c
35
35
7%
5
Sept
%
713
8
7%
Ouio Oil Co........*..
Union caioiue
11%
20
100
1%
1%
433
92% :•'■:■
91
Nov
Deo
2%
17%
ali^gl all^ al2
1
Htudebaker Corp..
200
8%
2.75
9%
:
239
48
Jan
535
North American Co....
Standard Brands, Inc.
12
2.75
May
12
100
1%
1%
14%
6%
4%
Sept
Dec
10
34% 34%
a34% a35%
2/
27%
U34%
N Y Central RR Co—
Roebuck & Co
11%
8%
Hunt Brothers common. 10
Dec
6
Emerson Electric com... .4
Socony-vacuum
Honolulu Oil Corp cap...*
Honolulu Plantation Co.20
Jan
Jan
Oct
Nov
63
o23% a24
1% -1%
34%
luc.—...*;
Montg Ward &Co inc...*
Sears
Aug
10%
Dec
13%
48
Columbia Brew common.5
-
60c
Dec
Dec
4%
Westlnghouse Air Brake..*
Westlnghouse El A Mfg.50
1%
55
26
13%
a
Apr
80
/
Intl Nickel of Canada....*
Parauioui.t
AUg
1
6%
US Glass Co...
37%
1J8
1,41/
.1
mo
Sept
10
Koppers Gas & Coke pf.100
Lone Star Gas
---*
Mountain Fuel Supply..10
23
200
a3/% a:33%
18%
a
Goodrich (b F) Co...—**
North Amer Aviation
17%
47%
Co
ai%
Commercial solvents Corp*
13%
100
38%
Columbia G & E Corp..
Loew's
Dec
Menasco Mfg Co oom_...1
May
Dec
Jan
30%
July
2% Apr
315
■.
Feb
Dec
Mar
125
700
.
July
Jan
5%
18%
21%
a57% a50%
a9-
Apr
29%
75
25
al8% olt)%
a8%
40% June
158
90
a>Sl%
a8%
Jan
Feb
Dec
0% May
57% Nov
Cities service Co.......10
ot
Dec
7
22%
al9-/»
t>ai»isual 1 oil Co. .«,* —•* Jo
steel Corp...*
Borg-Warner Corp......6
Gia.iain-f-aige
Dec
35%
125
575
a2% a3%
o23% a24%
a20% a26%
Dec
3%
1,437
al3% al3%
—o
Betiilehem
Int Tel
196
26%
Baldwin Loco Works v t cl3
■
39%
26
Fe 100
Aviation Corp (The) (Del)3
Co.Ulnent-i Oil
611
126
126
?
AUauile Keii.i .g Co...Ho
Couunonw'tu A
4-p;
3%
36%
3%
32%
11%
23,378
1%
1%
13%
1%
1%
Electric Products.....—*
Reymer &
*•
>
Corp..*
Dec
39%
10%
».%
.6
Duquesne Brewing
Renner Co
Unlisted Stocks—
AmRad
25
10
Mar
k;
1%: 1%
a2c
Pioneer Gold lv* of B C- -1
100
14
1,027
■.
Pittsburgh lorglngs Co..l
Mining Stocks—
Cardinal Gold Mining Co.l
25%
11% Sept
Dec
13%
6%
Pittsburgh Coal Co pref 100
Wellington Oil Co of Dei.1
May
%
40
25
Sept
Nov
5%
150
7
7%
,ym
Dec
Dec
12%
7
10
11%
6%
1%
6
10%
1
Devonian Oil Co.------10
.
Jeannette Glaas
Uniotl Oil of California. .25
8
419
25%
»v./> «
10
435
12%
8%
Mar
286
253
Sept
9%
12
8%
...
com...
40
50c
15
July
9
11%
5%
7
July
38%
Feb
40
550
7
5%
Hawaiian Pine Co Ltd-..*
249
55c
7%
Home F" A M Ins Co cap 10
Dec
6%
200
30
Jan
Dec
%
55c
-----*
7
6%
Dec
Dec
4%
150
Jan
17%
70
5%
Byers (A M) Co common.*
27%
26%
Auto Finance Go com
276
Taylor Milling Corp.....* .....J
Transamerica Corp
.2 ...v..
-
Jan
31
C
1
Golden State Co Ltd.
30
30
...._*
400
4%
High
Low
Shares
1%
130
%
Jan
0%
21 %
<■>'"/
Sept
47%
27%
10%
Standard Oil Co of Calif. *
—
Range Since Jan. 1. 1941
for
Week
High
20%
5%
1
7
28
30%
;
Low
Shares
20%
%
—
.21%
......
■
Dec
*.
Greyhound Corp
%
Allegheny Ludiura Steel..*
*
Arkansas Nat G ji com
30%
......
0% preferred A....*.25
Superior Oil Co (The)...26
Jan
31
Sou Calif Gas Co 6% pf.25
Southern Pacific Co.....*
Sunray Oil Corp
4
4%
Hancock Oil of Calif A...*
May
10%
705
Aug
Price
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
for
Weekr
Oct
39%
Par
Stocks-
Jan
15
Dec
38
"
38
Dec
1%
4 %
860
4%
16%
43%
pre.eried—-26
of Prices
fjow
High
Dec
25
550
Week's Range
Feb
10%
201
2%
2%
iMSt
Dec
25
65
25
25
Signal Oil & Gas Co. A.*.* *—G
...1
2%
Sontag Drug Stores.....-*
'
So Calif Edison Co Ltd..25
17
Sr.lar Aircraft Co
Original
270
25%
al5% al6%
Sept
Price
Par
Gen Paint Corp com—..
Preferrel
Fridag
.
of Prices
Low
High
Gladding McBean A Co..*
Sales
Aug
Sale
Roberts Pub Markets Inc.2
Stocks (Concluded)
Week's Range
Sale
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
High
Low
Shares
oates
/ tuny
Last
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Last
5
.
•
29
500'
5
5c
6c
70c
870
5%
5%
100
1%
Jan
70%
Feb
July
5a
Feb
Dec
65s
Dec
5%
Dec
3
1,350
65c
42% Sept
Nov
Dec
Jan
,
•-
.
2%
6
Dec
15c
July
1.40
July
7
June
CANADIAN MARKETS
Dec. 13
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Dec. 19,
to
li'eek's Rang
Last
S'lle
Par
Stocks—
Price
of Prices
High
Low
"18"
Bell
IS
299
144
10
114
Telephone--------100
P-*
Corp A..-*
:■
6%
64
■;
4
i
4.."Vi :/4;
Can North Power
—100
Corp..*
June
102
5
July
114
5/
54
1,010
44
i':'
2
5
....
2,848
284
54
430
21
22
224
230
2694
2714
270
1204 1224
110
120 H
Converters. -100
Apr
238
174
Nov
894
Jan
7 4
2994
104
2794
2894
Feb
5
May
20 4
Apr
1894
May
110
Jan
Aug
Sept
19
Jan
10
100
Mar
1064
Apr
5
112 4
5
100
105
105
6
104
594
54
Loblaw Groceterias Ltd A *
3,175
Crown
26
27
100
24 4
"244
—*
Distillers Seagrams
25
1,425
93
93
22
224
170
104
935
15
5
6
110
Dominion
6% cum pref..
433
7
Feb
75
7
June
20
25
;
254
6%
Preferred..
44
4%
44
44
Central Porcupine;
Chein Research.
51
85
27
Jan
Foundation Co of Can—*
15
.—..
66
6
-- -
-
-
-- -—-- -
65
•74
75c
Dec
11
200
75c
75c:
11
'
-
95c
95c
500
95c
21
*
SI cum preferred
41
Sept
Jan
14c
28
Jan
Candn Maiartic Gold M__*
98
Sept
Central Cadillac Gold....1
274
154 Sept
108
Arntfield Gold M Ltd
6
Dec
494
Feb
34 June
~3%
Alabas—*
1.50
94
*
Dome Mines Ltd
*
6
J-M Consol Gold M Ltd
6
I
Jan
Sept
Sept
Kerr Addison
Hamilton Bridge
Mar
6
Maca^aMi
1094
4 94
830
Jan
Feb
10
360
74
Feb
934
Mar
4%
24
5
24 May
Jan
Sept
'
Jan
M alartic Goldf iel Js
*
9%
Jan
Jau
38
Sept
16
Nov
June
93
Sept
Nov
3294
154
/ 850
90
20
82
82
n%
pref... 100
470
e
Lindsay to wj pref.—.loo
Mont
i.
-
51
30
52
Sept
56
10
3
34
34
155
34 June
1,282
2094 June
2.95 Sept
324
474
4.)
20
20
204
.-
30
19
May
28
I-eb
39
Aug
Dec
5794
224
245
31
47
305
18
94
Jan
June
155
Alar
484 Nov
II
Deo
50
15
50
K 9
48
394
<*0
May
150
11
3
3
10
Quebec Power..,.———*
11
1/94
1/4
1.50
1.5 J
St. Lawrence Corp....—.*
preferred.—— .—60
1*44
144
40 %
40
13
124
5
■
84
Jan
Jan
1.25
210
18
Aug
July
24
Sept
Preferred.
-
-.
.
-
Gillies Lake.
Jan
God's
150"
84 June
11
Sept
Cotton—...t.
Jan
76
151
Dec
5
64
151
— 25
143
Mar
38
90
24
Feb
38
Sept
Sept
164
164
60
16
May
18
jan
34
-
1
Woods ,v*Ig pref
Zellers..
100
—
"iik"
......
1
10
60
Winnipeg Electric A——*
60
25
40
114
1194
•
Feb
24
'■
Apr
756
50
1.15
Jan
Royal..
.100
........
Jan
Pioneer Gold M pf B C--.1
2.02
2.02
Ltd 1
2.86
2.85
2.86
100
2.75
Feb
lo
lc
100
lc
Nov
Preston East Dome M
Sigma M ines
48c
1
48c
350
89c
880
1.15
61c May
Sept
7,50 June
32
6.40
Oct
7,850
48c
Dec
69c
Mar
32c
3,000
20c
Apr
470
Dec
;
28
Sladen-Malartic Mines...1
284c
Sept
62 c
62c
1,000
1.08
1.08
200
——*
3.65
3.65
100
3.10
Feb
Wood Cadliliw; Mines Ltd. 1
44o
5c
1,000
44c
Dec
52c
July
;
Sullivan Cons Mines. ....1
Upper Canada
Ventures Ltd.
..
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co...*
Home Oil Co Ltd
f
50c May
2.0/ June
Dec
1.00
4 65
July
9c
Aug
76c
Jan
;
54c
54c
300
2.23
2.55
1,500
204 ""'V.
Toronto Stock
2,65 Sept
1.58 May
25.
Feb
18
25
Sept
6%
20
2
110
12
Guunar
1...
Aluminium utd
*
Bathurst P & P Co Ltd B-*
107
J.*
Beaunaruols Paw Corp...»
Brewers
at
Distillers
Vancouver Ltd
94
Week's Range
Last
Stocks:V" -v
Par
■
Range Since Jan.
for
Abitlbl--
— -
"100
6
-
~
:
*
;
14c
14c
....
25
65
05C
.;-.
—
6% preferred..
Aldermac......
7
50c
6,100
Feb
4c
9.000
4c
54c
54c
4,500
46c
Anglo-Canadian....
Ang.o Hur
-----
2.55
2.56
261
v
35c
—
astoria Que
-
Aunor
.
...
.
—
1
"74c
v
35c
74c
—1
—
Home Oil..
1*45
-100
^
^
—
w
1.45
1.55
3 4c
34c
185
—
*
164
.aoo
250
-----
Bank Tor..
Base
„.,—...
♦
Metals...;->>■;
i.kikr
250
8c
Fept
1.45
,
Dec
3c
preferred*.
10
267
Cauaila «st Dom oug Co
Canada Malting
Co Ltd
Can Nortu P 1% cum pi
—
240 June
44c
5c
12,600
Preferred
98c
6,500
14
300
Bell Phone-....—;. -.100
....1
Bklgood K
Beatty A
*
4'4e
Jan
2;45
v- Jan
8c
'•
I'ioo
84
8
—
»
J
-
1504
.....
104c
Preferred..—----- --50
1
151
,
10c 10 4c
r
137
7...
35
..
-
.1
—,
Trac.——>
10 000
9.90
1,740
7
17
214
707
7
—
164
B C Power
"A"—
Brl Dom Oil——
,214
—
lzc
—
1
60a
2.80
Broulan,..
Buffalo Canadian
55c
7
503
4
104
107
375
95
2
94
94
Feb
Feb
Oct
1,50 June
6 4
Mar
1.15
Calgary & Edmonton—
94
Sept
Oct
115
Sept
Aug
34 May
2c
"l3
64
15c
17c
5c
10c
28 4
-
-
— -
-
-
104
Canada Cement- -—
44
.,...*
Candu later lnv Trust—
5
cuin
re
-
j
*,.
Nov
Canada Malting..
Can Nor Po wer.
184
Jan
1024
Feb
Can
xerm
54
1
Can Steamships
Jau
Dec
Canadian Bakeries pref. 100
67
80
Dec
954
22
Feb
284
26
106
5
44
For footnotes see
Jan
Feb
50c
1627.
5c
95
Aug
30c
89
25c June
1.50
70
2
Jan
Jan
13 <4
Jan
Jan
68c
Sept
104
Aug
100
95
96
25
93
Feb
105
96 4
96 4
10
93 H
Apr
100
20
119
112
:
v
:
:
Jau
110
July
1154
Oct
Jan
Sept
20% June -38 4
1 Sept
134 Mar v10
1,002
10j
Dec
25c
lac
15c ;
j 100
8,400
12c A-ay
27c
Jan
3t)c
26c
Dec
463
Apf
lc
3.000
4c
Dec
1 %C
Aug
4.48
20,405
7,930
1,310
4.90
July
55c
Dec
104
i\TOV
21
Dec
100
Oct
Dec
,5.15
Jan
Mar
15c
*-"'15c
..1
'
4c
4.10
4.10
a
—
.
01c
55c
55c
a
3.05
*
12
114
•14
60
Lake Sulphite..>
-
1
60
100
Feb
1.05
'
Oct
Jan
Jan
:
,Jan
11c
Jan
114
.
9
May
42 c
4,000
39c
Nov
24
Nov
1.25
Dec
3 4 Mar
2.10 July
8c
9c
Sept
84 July
184- Jan
60c
Jan
1.35
254
234
254
234
220
24
Mai
28
Sept
515
22 4
June
26
Jau
2.90
3.00
2.86
Dec
4.30
Jan
1.60
1.80
2,055
6,015
1.49 May
2.35
Jan
49 4c -"•:49c
52c
15,800
2.06
2.24
24,800
87c May
2.96
-2 4
24
4%
250
14 May
44
51)
24
Apr
2.01)
865
l.o5
Dec
50
44 4
51
34
88 4
45
95c
102
34c
ioc
34c
loc
24
1.20
1.26
*
254
w;
.1
.
—
*•_
;
.
2.90
i
1.65
r
„1
.1
2.06
M I^af Mill-
Preferred.—;—;.
*
'mm*
■«
p,
4 4
1.85
*
*
Massey Harris.
I;-100
Preferred-.;
50 4
.—
34
34
—
——
Preferred.,..
100
Mclutyre..—..
McKenzle
;_1
88 4
—5
.1
MoLell an
444
•
j:< 95c
.
Jan
McWatters.;.;.
i;.—
Mercury Mills#Mining Corp...
Moueta...
I.
»
iim.h
—.
"
483
Dec
76c July
/
Sept
n6c
Apr
154
1.49
"Jan
"National urocers...
25c
July
100
Deo
cm 20
;: 2 Preferred,; , .
.;
.a.-v
National Steel Car.
-104
Apr
.Dec
Mpore Corp....
mm*
National Brew..
'
■
—1
Naybob—......
•
"21c
204C
90c
-
"90c
604 Sept
54
Jan
85
June
98
Jan
Dec
52
sept
953
1.32
Dec
Jan
2,865
1,000
34c
Dei
2-iC
1,300
v
10c
Dec
24c
24
Nov
74
Jan
60c
Feb
1.77
Sept
27
Dec
54c
Jan
'
10
2,210
4,723
'
c
,
Oct
Mar |
.
Feb
474
Jan
10
214
May
July
244 July
26 4
Sept
600
34
54
Sept
)
20 4
Dec
,
5
304
Mar
39
Aug 1
6,100
203
Dec
110
:<
44
26 4
>•■••; 10
32
32
Aug
Sept
41
44 4
44
264
Aug
%
25
25
25
Jau
34 June
530
24
444
41%
•J 1 »>;
;*
■
25
6
*3 4
''486
;' 27c 294c
*
Dec
i;
200
2,350
Nov
11
1.25
1
Jan
Mar
-.-
374
•
Oct
3,500
V/ 255
64c
104
40c
•
* 1,30
•
—
Oct
84
6
3.86
717
Jan
15c
"
-
■K,&■■:::< '2
-1
B
Macassa.,
4.15
10 4
-V'/
"i04
40-4C
— ..—.
60
4.05
4,05
Lamaque G, J;.*;..;
Loblaw A.'.,,..—;
Dec A 5.95
Apr
:
Dec
30c
Kirk Lake
Jan 1
1604
Dec
Nov
Feb
100
Lake Shore.;.-,;;.
Feb
4
4
7
Feb
21c
-
•
Mar
■
10
—;6
.
.
1.06
325
484
1,1)7
"
*"43 !
190
-
Dec
Noranda.—...'.
106'
Dec
Norgold——v.
Jau
Normetul;...,,
May
O'Brien....—;*
Okalta Oils.;—.
1
83c
77c
Oct
40c
35c
40c
June -138'Jan
Omega..—.....
—1
5c
5e
-•
1
t 84 c
8c
1.0/
1.00
"-
120
~ *
39
Dec
11
June
44
76
10
J»n
July
32
216
64
274
284
55
155
64
50
Preferred
55
1.00
Preferred-,--—-;—.*
27 4
92
•>
296
17
25
20
6S6
1.10
7 4
34 June
30
Feb
"
60c
Dec.
41
31c
Jan
Nickel,;
Orange Cras.i.2;
1..
;
48
*
>
■"--;-l
-J.
1
■;
■
■
T
'
.
>\
+.«~r.ir *
■
r
147
146
28
148
.
1.50
lOo
22
Mar
29
215
143
May
163
50
.*
A
Sept
B
—.—.20
—
.»
64
214
5
Feb
9
64
22
340
94
1,090
184
Jan
84 May
574
Jau
4c
Nov
Mai
99c
Sept
56c May
1.88
Sept
Aug
24c
6,850
25c
93c
6,460
3,350
2,887
35c
May
75c
Jan
74c
50
Dec
18c
Apr
9c
44,000
74c Nov
15c
2
Spet
Apr
1.00
50
1
Nov
6
Dec
.
;
v
'
Car.2.,!
;#V;' 1
Page Hersey..—
l'mz.
Ottawa
>
Oct
•
"
'
1.35
Dec
200
83c
80c
■:v 80c
Dec
July
90 3
48
v
3%
34C
_
'
Dec
55
Feb
Apr
Dec
—
6
10
6
102
102
64
106
95 4
Apr
7,450
80c
Dec
3c
4c
Juiy
24c
4,500
2,000
18,117
30
24c
2c
Nov
5o
15c Ju ie
28c
Deo
Pamour.
Jan
Pandora Cad-..
-----.1
74
Aug
Paymaster#;; 2.
224" Nov
104 Nov
Perron.-...—..
—;1
1.33
1.32
1.37
1)40
Pickle Crow;.,#
—
1
'2.35
2.30
2.55
3,605
854c
854c
—-.1
Jv--'*'
1
15c
15c 154c
Sept
1.65
8c
Jau ;
Sept
■
Feb;
Jau
'j
;
Dec
1.69
Jan
2.25 May
2.55
Aug
1.25
!
Sept
260
91c
*
Partanen Mat.. 2
Canadian Canners.:..—.*
50c Jau
3
NIpissing
106 V
894 June
-1024
Feb
90c
25
25c
*
page
207
66c May
5
65c
1.50
Pow & Pap lav Ltd*
5% cum preferred
38
54
*
Canadian Bank Cora... 100
453
40c
65c
64
-I
— ...
Nov
1.24-
14c May
86
'
40c
------
100
-
100
86
Jan
80
June
,
122 4 125
Mort———100
38
80
150
114
20c
10
:.
104
Dec
Feb
1.000
144
15c
.
Jau
284
20
44
100
374
— ...
2/
284
1684 170
10
104
106
100
Canada Packers
June
-
preierred—100
Canadian ivxarconl „o
Caud
1684
1,600
74
Ontario
Preferred. .——100
Canadian Breweries..... *
Candn Indus Ltd B
450
3.1c
Little L L...
1.05 May
'400
-
84
124
Dec
2c
13
125
15c
June
80
100
Canadian Breweries pf—•
2 85
2,552
94
9
2,0/5
Levy Bros-,
June
3,500
10c
-
15
32
24e
>-■—•-—1
-
100
5
525
Camp Bird- —
-1
Can Bread A..,-...—100
22
Dec
July
65c
2.90
2,305
2,700
.
2/5
10'
AUg
Jan
Dec >.26 5c
Aug
17.40' Dec
56c. Dec
1.10 -Jan
11,150
32,850
1.20
-
be
:■>
324
164
Nov
214
50
1.13
-
211
2/5
"
13
13
Feb
100
25
Twitch
Mar
15
1,878
l-.i-O
1,335
194
56c
2.SO
5
192
275
Jan
3
11
lie 12 4c
——*
Prod-—-——.*
Building
64
164
214
94
Dec
110
275 •:
74
Lapa Cadillac...—
Aug
Dec
Feb
7c
9.35
94 May
8
205
2 lc
Maiartic G F.;....
:54c
64c
kept
Oct
10 j
Jan
Aug
7c
57
JaD
134
Feb
30).
ft
Pel)
32
Madfen R. Lk.;.:
15
Fee
52
2
134
Dec
324
Jan
30 4* Sept
234
3.4
25
324
14c
De;
Sept
30c
203
—1
—
r
500 ,",,v;'3'V
Jan
2,67
International Pete-.
255-
May
134
9*5
1,700
53 ::
53
53
Dec
1.57 May
18c No;
5,500
7
7
100
Feb
7<? May
11,750
9.40
—. -
B A Oil.
High
-.
Aug •1024
99
267
1014 1014
160
31
Buffalo Ank_1
Low
;--
4
184 c bee
Jan
'
Mar ■V' 9
4%
135
2,621
9,91)0
124
McL Coclishutt-..
/
2.14
Oi-t
International Nickel
Nov
91c Dec
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
—......
preferred
Int Util B-;
Sept
.
104 June
4 ic Dec
94c
104
184c 194c
274 2/4
"263"
..1
40c
-lie
.
104
.2.25
..1
,
134
July
Week
31
2.55
;
*
J M CodS-;;:.>i.
4,800 :■7c Nov
95c
162
compiled from official sales lists
37
*
kl04
Apr
Dec
6c June
.1
Aug
'4
134
Jan
440
Jan
46c
600
—5
Imp Tobacco ord—
Inspiration.—.—'—
3.15
-
44c
166
204
1.10
80,180
I6c
"9"
Jason Mines
193
*
Feb
20
-..
Jan
55c
100
Jack Walte.
283
—1
Ja.i
f||?
100
Jan
Mar
■
.
—II1
—.
150
164
54
3 4
*
>24
100
.
,81C
Oct
171
BeattieGold
Bath Power A
100
101
Oct
3
10
7
Sept
Dec
•
6
'
84c
152
164
Jan
105
16c
5
Laura Secord,",....—3
3
101
6.s0
46c
...„,*
—
; 143 Sept
:
Apr
2c
64
•
185
272
34o
,
10,033
272
——...
Brit Amer Oil Co Ltd.
2.a0
Dec
34
"27
Oct
24c
30c May
75
1,500
6,700
Bank of Nova Scotia- -100
Bank Mont
C C M preferred———100
Calgary Pow fi% cum pf 100
Dec
2.50
3
..
1941
1,
94
)
•
Dec
Apr
2.00 May
•
12,200
2c
2C
1
—1
k:V>;
84-
74
35
2,o0
34
"*47c
Kerr Addison......
40
50c
2.56
#
3
v
""34
Howey. i.
l
Hudson Bay......—.—.*
1.15 Sept
Dec
•
74c June
4c
——1
Amm Gold
7%
5
Apr
Dec
ilk)
200
■
ffioh
,
4
r
650
15c
Blue Ribbon--..
5
37c
Jan
4 >/ t
*
94 c
2.60
»
Int Mill preferred
May
of
..,-5
24C Aug
34 sept
194
Jan
Dec
Nov
Apr
.Inly
3c
Jan
554
3.03
3 4
Hlghwood
A
'Low
Shares
High
Low
K.luno.e
75
10c
24
Jan
80
2.50
Hard Rock
Week
of Prices
Price
Jan
370
e
Jan
2c
2.50
2*50
Hrd Carpets-'-'—
Int Met A.........;..
Saies
Friday
Jan
64
Ju
1 »5
3c
3c
llnorMines...;.—...1
Ham Bridge............*
Feb
;
1,000
34
34
■
Halcrow Sway
HillUfll—— 1
2,001)
10c 114c
114C
Gyiwuru
Imp Oil,;..—..
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Dec. 13 to Dec. 19,
13
84
145
2
64
100
cum pref—
14c Mar
2
Imp Bank
Imp Life———---
Exchange
lo3
310
Dec
15
20 %
284
■r
51
1,000
2c
2o
Huron A Erie..100
Mar
75c
51
2
Hunts A;...... *
20 4
......
July
70c
*
1,407
51
11
Hollinger..
.
51(
*
Royalite Oil Co Ltd--.*
Calmont.-
Abitlbl Pow & Pap
67
July
Dec
Lake Vot trust-
H
80c
125
684
-1
4c
2.5)0
•■'referred.—
Great
■
50c
-
—.
.•
65
65
Preferred-..#.—.. 1—50
—V 2c Mar
6.45
6.45
-.
Jan
3.55
4
■
Graham Bous iuet—
171
for
Jan
Aug
267
Shares
10c
1.65
15
of Prices
High
2r«c May
2.50
87
Low
12,0)0
Dec
136
Week's Range
Sale
34 c
lc
Dec
Dec
Mies
Last
'34c
lc
1 25
60
Montreal Curb Market
Price
Jan
34c
2.02
Brazil
Par
10 4 c
13c
100
McColl.
Stocks
Dec
Dec
•300
2/0
Friday
94c
3,40
1.35
<147
Dec. Id, both inclusive,
7,500
1.32
1.32
2.02
Bralorne
to
4e
Goodyear.
Bobjo—— — -
Dec. 13
Aug
3,800
3 he
Jan
151
151
41c
94c 114c
Dec
186
130
.10u
July
Dec
3.15
115
148
146
.10o
7 4 Sept
8 4c July
3}
19c
Aug
2/0
.100
Montreal....—„
184
Oct
63c Sept
i)%
J a"
4./50
July
1st preferred—....
Nova Bcotla—.
Feb
2,500
3c
leb
Banks—
Commerce......
Dec
Dei
1
44
Jan
Nov
3.90 Sept
2(ki
2.30
Bear Exploration....
16%
\y.io.lb J.td.
7
Ju.y
33c
5
•
52c
30
Feb
34C
500
Sept
July
594
105
70
Feb
3)5
714
34
18c
juiy
154
100
500
64
34c
"i/e
_»
1.150
Arntfield
38
*38
•
...
4,900
.''■■■5
"*64
mil
35c
30c June
23
165
33c
5
4c
Argus Interests
20
■■
Wabaaso
;....
—
Lake.;..v....
134
18
33c
3.10
Jan
Jan
64
150
United Steel Corp...—.."
■'vlfl:1'*- 164
_%
4c
Dec
115
47
Jan
3.00
Sept
10894 May
70
.
..
84 Sept
16*i>c
Jan
84c Dec
2.95 Jan
Oct
Pato Cons Gold Dredg—.1
Perron Gold Mines Ltd-.l
17
#31
62
62
-25
Tuekett Tobacco pref..100
,
Mar
8c June
18
1
Bankfleld.......
Steel Co. of Canada.....
Dec
64
28
Goodf Ls'.i;
18
20
8/4
Dec
1.91
Oct
Go.d Eagle
44
1394 June
July
12
May
5/0
1104 1104
Southern uau t'ower
Jan
1,5/u
13
A
Jau
144
164
1,025
154
4.1
ShawLlgau W & Power..*
Sner Williams of Can pt 100
54
124
3
894
381
•
1.80
St Lawrence Paper pref 100
Dec
July
94 June
2,074
12
Regent knitting pref---25
.
2,300
11
12
84c
Apr
♦
Apr
Aug
155
10
1;5
50.)
"
Feb
144
Apr
Oct
Feb
4794
v.—- - *
Dec
1.76
204
1.45
Sept
11
of Canada...*
Price Bros <& Co Ltd
Oct
89 '
50J May
470
8 4c
Jan
1,475
*
Power Corp
Jan
6
2,721
Dec
Sale
PenmanS—
94
July
824
63
•75c
2/c
ug
Dec
June
4
15
: 89
1
64
399
23
"
Power..-.1
General Steel Wares.
Jan
July
155
Ontario Steel Products.—4
22 4c
90
'
7,500
16
Francoeur
Gatineau
Jan
594
29
120
254
31
—
Jan
49
■
.
224
164
4.30
Jan
100
64
44
94c
KM}*,
4.90 Sept
Nov
254
20
25
47%
*
Preferred.....a...>-100
Dec
*4
Oct
4
224
33
*
Ogllvie Flour Mills..
f
1094
254
National .steel Car Corp—*
Mbes Ltd.'
18 4
May
25
National Breweries. .....*
Noranda
Feb
9
34
2 2%
Telegraph....40
Montreal
12
36
2194
*
H <fc Power cons.*
120
10%
34
Massey-Harrls (new)-...*
M cuoil-Frontenac On...
17
54
......3
Jan
Jan
Aug
1.97
1.00
i
17
10%
of the Woods.....
Laura Secord
234
10
1
Dec
Oils-
Lal
July
Nov
224
134
32
Internat Power
1694
25
90
22%
Inter Pete Co Ltd....—-*
...25
12
204
Oct
294 June
134 Mar
17
1,270
Ford Motors A...... -..-*
Fanny Farmer
Dec
Jan
160
Internal Nickel of Ca-.ada *
Preferred
80
21
,
8,316
100
SUcoeGold Mines,
12
195
Jan
21
3,100
88c
Shawkey Gold M Co Ltd. 1
12
Dei
Jan
35c
88c
Sherritt-Gordon Mines-_.l
22 4
15
Jan
200
15
19
June
30
-
183
3.10
Parmour ' orcupine Mines *
Pandora Cadallic G M—.1
Sept
Jan
Jan
7tjc Kept
28 4
24 4
20
-
84c
10c
10.4
154
-
184 May
164
Dec
'74
34c
304
14
leb
900
2,833
2.10
—i
-#..i
Dec
Feb
240
8,000
294
ii—i
234 June
Aug
Nov
Dec
1.93
Golden Gate
662
10
17 4o
July
294
Goldale
Jan
114
Oct
M ur
32 4c
1.85 Sept.
Sept
120
Jan
12o
25
1.93
Apr
Sept
2,110
105
64
— .
80c
16
124
Feb
.
1,300
13
10
35
Apr
Sept
2.95
—
-
93c
101
1294
Dei
50
414
324c
1
.
.
93c
l-'eo
10
UK
Imperial Tobacco of Can.5
Indust Accept Corp--.--*
International BiOuze....*
14o
87c May
3o
8c
■84c
Jan
4;7§; July
45— Dec
155
750
"■
84o
1.05
May
8.4
'""ok
--•-1
1.29
11
2,452
?lscoe.--:—..
2.90
400
Jan
;00
1.90;
88
:*
Preferred--..-;—. -.20
Dorval
4.00
1,350
Jau
14 "■"/
*
33
44
Dec
97
94
Sept
300
2.25
1.55
June
00
64
::ioo
Dominion Tar pref..
303
45
45
Deo
Jan
Sep
101
24 4c 24 4c
'J 44
Dominion vVoo lens.'.
Sept
2.90
Nov
:
314 May
21.4 Aug
184
184
24 4c
♦
Eng Eteu
11
92,
9
196
27
15
15
";"l
Eldorado
20
64
867
190
*
Jan
3
34 June
3,500
16
1.0ft
10
20
Dominion Foundry.;
Dom -mot Inv--..L:
Oat
4.10
Oct
76
>
1.00
244
:
16
Bankl"*! ^-ioo
Coal pref," -.26
Oct
12
3
2.15
1.87
1.04
Nov
453
920
3C
"24 k
'*"—*
_
1.80
-
Jan
De,
3,900
1540
40
175
9
__
1.15
4c Juiy
3.50 Apr
32c
1.10 May
15,370
51c
10/104
36 4
38 4
1.05
13
Dec
.
24 4
400
Nov
1.53
"--"l
...—..
—
Dec
1,000
11
«
-
1
100
2/4
27%
•
Mlnes.5
13
10
Dome
Apri
lc
Dec
104c
600
Dee
4.25
7o
900
16e
4 4«
25 7
174
1.05
Dec
Sept
1,95 Aug
21c May
3,;30
16,500
54
!
"101
1.40
lc
O'Brien Gold Mines.....1
Sept
-
McKen/.ieRed Lake G M.l
Feb
■
i
1.36
1.3a
104
J
31
174
1.92
Nov
60c
—.100
100
700
1204
45c June
50
——
;oo
1.95
117.4 June
27
DtuiueBne Mining—.
1
East Maiartic.—.... --1
4.15
W-ri.,*.-
•
Sept
June
87
x
1
esLtd......1
94
80 4
95
60c
8c
Dec
2,000
4.05
Lake Shore Mines
1694
J.dy
Nov
44
110
314
Sept1
104c Sept
Mar
1.05
1.92
4.15
Dec
76
104
Dec
22 4c
Mar
Jan
47
*
>
Dominion Stores
4o
2.91
Nov
204
Feb
5c
174
■■■/
1
Feb
70
50
10)4
....*
Mining
imperial Oil Ltd
—
100
*
100
PreferredHudson Bay
1.05
Lama Que-.....-..
Sept
34
953
Jan
46a
1.53
1.05
174
——
7
20
314
*
Hollinger Gcla MLes
llowurd Smith Paper
1.05
.1
82
80
Jan
East Maiartic
155
91
Dominion
700
•
Jan
5
34
Jan
11,000
•6c !
5c
5
Coniaurum Mines Ltd
Feb
794
91
Preferred.--------—100
Gypsam Lime «fc
104
666
46c
46c
5c
Jan
May
35
Dominion
Sc June
Aug
Nov
Dec
60c
"374
—
4
7
Mar
500
8c
8l
1
Feb
204
119
May
72
6
6
7
Mar
79 4
General Steel Wares.....*
Jan
..
14c
1.60
1.4)
50
Dominion Steel B..'. —25
;,"V
AIdermac Copper Corp... *
Denlson
Aug
98
194
550
21
204
Sept
74
21
Apr
8V,c
7c
Cub Aircraft..
Aug
May
875
494
Crows N Coal-
108
75c
34
03c tept
Feb
4%
18
Jan
Apr
Aug
Dec
Mar
1 0)0
53c
1.35
95(
Deo
Nov
98
Jan
214
Dec
41a
10
120
104
.4
Smelters....—....5
54 June
13
700
74;
"
Davles Pete..#.....
15
1.7c
1.35
1
Distillers Seagrams—
54
54
100
100
3,423
Co is^Ildated Bakeries.. .*
Nov
75c
13
77
Mar
54
Cosmos...-...,
474
984
Deo
2
2.446
Cockshutt
Nov
Feb
10
'-"l;:,-;"'
81
11
46c
L45
Cons
■.
80
127
16
130
3
53c
:v-l
Cociienour.....
Sent
14
Dec
35
102
-Aug
54
11
■*>•;;; 30
1' '"'
:
414
200
45
102
OO
June
72
*
5% preferred------100
5%% preferred---—100
Feb
2
'Apt
Feb
11
Mar
Mclntyre-Torcup
Gatineau.
96 4
Oct
94
54
45
-f- —-
1.00
1.00
11
105
150
15J4
Sept
59
Aug
•
1104 May
10
.'Vi.
5'M
*04
120
Coniaurum..
Page-Hersey Tubes Ltd..*
Power Corp of Can—
6% cum 1st pref
100
Provincial Transport Co
*
So CanPwr6% cum pf.100
16
614
88
Aug
1.60
1
Jan
Jan
11
Aug
20
54
j
1.00
90
28
44c
Carnation preferred '."—100
Castle Treth
154
Rrefrig & Stor vot tr. *
405
78
Aug
;
Jan
8%
United Distil of Can Ltd-*
75
153
594
54
Paper-———*
Nov
9Feb
1.00
Apr
May
20 4
%
;_.i
11
150
204
10%
Sept
Walker-G'ham & Worts—
85
—
U
14
26 4
Apr
Cariboo...
Nov
65
1.00!
Apr
May
131-70
78
153
Dominion Textile--...—-*
Preferred.——
100
Dryden
;
44
54
/0 4
1.00
10
>
30
320
64
..26
Canadian Wirebound. .<»•;*
15
Mel 3>ere Dktlllerles Ltd. *
19
10
■
24.
Canadian Maiartic..;.... *
OPR
Oct
It
124
90
100
100
214 May
.105
110
Feb
10 4
.
*
Jan
54
174
13
104
130
11
11
*
— ..
Chestervllle
1184 June
74
Canadian Dredge—
Jan
Jan
Dec
34
May
100
21
264
27
120
120
Preferred._..__.... .100
;
Aug
3
1.50 May
105
34
21
21
25
High
4%
Jan
4
15
6% cum pref....... 100
McCcll-Frontenac OH->
Chesferville Larder
154
154
pref—25
Glass.-----100
Dominion Steel & Co«l B 25
Dominion Stores Ltd--..*
Dom Tar & Chemical-—*
Dominion Coal
5
Massey-Harrls Co Ltd—
84
451
54
51
MacLaren Pow & Paper .*
-
Feb
S
.
.1-.
Central Pat..
24 4 June
5
1)3
224
Pref erre d—-----100
Domi .loii Bridge—----*
32
630
38
3694
374
& Smelting..5
Cork & Seal Co.--*
24 June
Preferred.....
Canadian Celunese«
Cdn lud A1 A...-.
Mines—
Con Mining
24 May.
24 July
795
0<;t
Nov
Sebt
24
44
">
Low
230
54
54
64
Range Since Jan. 1, 1041
for
Week
Shares
High
Low
Price
Pat
Car...........»
1.00
Jan
-
335
-
2
254
—
Feb
Apr
44
1,471
Feb
124
104
Mackenzie Air Service...*
Mtl
May
114
26
34
104
*
?3 cum preferred.....;*
Moore Corp Ltd——.—-*
Jan
17
100
May
1.50
16
124
Lake St John P & P
Dec
10
114
10
(Concluded)
CanacJian
Oct
5
13
Dec
126
May
100
Feb
Mar
694
105
105.
54
Jan
17
17
Canadian Cottons
1594
3% June
64
5
614
274
2
2
34
16
*
Mitc'. ell, Robt Co Ltd...*
5
6 %
100
Preferred-----------101
Cndn Fairbanks pref —100
Cndn Foreign lnv pref. 100
Candn Pacific Railway-.25
19
91
3)5
4%
1004
4%
694
Dec
Dec
Feb
124
100
-----—.—25
2
Deb
28%
Canadian
Jan
Ang
Aug
Mar
Steampshlp.—-*
Preferred
Falrchlld Aircraft Ltd
Fleet Aircraft1 .td
25
275
34
44
Stocks
High
July
4-4
12%
Jan
84
1.50
860
1
160
264
50
134
Nov
.
Dec
10
S5
Cand i Celanese——--*
Preferred 7% . -——100
1494
Feb
6%
5% preferred - -----,-50
Candn Car & Foundry..*
Canada
1894
May
54
214
75
1.25
1294
114
124
*
Canada Cement,
-
Fra?er Companies Ltd;..*
6%
5
Preferred-. -.
Ford Motor of Can A....*
1.25
-
Bulolo
Oct
Dec
Ja"
Jan
137
190
-
A
3
Low
85
224
24
3
104 Sept
8 4 Nov
19 4 Sent
1094 June
1.5/5
7,
2194
2194
Mills.—-—-*
Building Products
24
Fraser Cos voting trust...*
525
14%
150 % 1504
Brit Col Power
B.*,
22 4
24
4
134
54 June
17
1394
134
150 4
Brazilian T L &
Bruck Silk
224
..*
Jan
7
25
17
Paper A.*
■
3
3
4
B
I<eb
114
2,251
17%
Breweries.-----—
Bathurst Pow &
»
8%
3
Week's Rangi
'', of Prices
Sile
Shares
High
Donnacona Pan Co Ltd A *
High
Low
60
13
8 %
8%
Asbestos Corp..-------Assoc
12?—
13
Shoe.----*
Agnew-Surpass
Low
Price
C msolPaner Corn Ltd---*
Week
Sha res
•,
Algoma Stefl.---------Amal I'lectriJ Corp.-----*
Week
7% cum pref....,--100
Commercial Alcohols Ltd.*
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for
for
of Prices
Canadian Vlckers Ltd....*
Sales
Friday
Last'
Range Since Jan. 1, ,1941
Week's Range
Sale
Par
Siles
Friday
Sales
Last
Stocks (Concluded)
Tuesday, December 23, 1941
Listed and Unlisted
—
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
V
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1626
.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4023
Volume 154
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sales
Friday
Last
Week's Range
Sale
Stocks
(Continued)
Price
Par
V
Last
tar
Week
of Prices
High
Low
Sale
Stocks {Continued)
Shares
Pioneer....
Steep Rock,Iron....
Powell Eon.........
Power Corp........
Par
,
Unlisted
Sales
Friday
Week's Range
for
Week
of Prices
Low *' High Shares
Sales
Last
Par
iit-7.
York K
Week's
Last
Stocks (Conduded)
of pncer
Low
High
Price
Range
Range Since Jan, 1,1941
for
Week
Shares
Straw Lake.* ;o,>
Pr Metals
Preston.
*
8tur?eon R....*.t..
Sudbury B win..........*
....
uchi..._..:i
War Loan 2d
1
s vl
vantte................ 1
Teck-Hugkes.. *........1
r—„.......
...
—
Bond*—-.'
.1
Sullivan*.
Premier........
■'Pros Atr...
j.
Qtieenston Mines....
Reno Gold...
Texas Canadian.—.
Riverside 511k... ; j.-.
Royal Bank —r—
Royalite............
Toronto Stock
Toburn....*^....;..;..!
To wagmac—
1
Tmsoontlnental Res....*
1
TT Tailors
...
;
Price
Listed
—
Friday
—*
Dec. 13 to Dae. 1'*,
Exchange-Curb Section
bitH inclusive, compiled front official sales lists
.....
Fridat
'
Russell Irtd pret.iij'.i
Twin City......
■
St Anthony
St Lawrence Corp A.
St Lawr Paner pref...
Uohl Gold..............1
United Fuel \ pref
59
San \ntonlo.........
Senator Rouyn..—..'
B preferred...
25
United O'ls......*
Canadian Maroonl*..... 1
*;..*.
Shawlnltan...
United Steel.
Coast Copper...........5
......
•
;
S'mep Creek—V-—;*
Sherrltt Gord........
:
W»lte Annulet
SUverwoods preferred
Simpsons oreferred...
Slscne Gold......;.,
Sladen Mai.——*..
Walkers.....
109
Winnipeg Elotrlc pref. 199
Wood Alex pref.....-.109
Wright Hirgreaves.—*
..
Steel Can...i.
Ym!r Yankee.
Preferred*.........
*
Invdatmnfc Co.
year,
r
20c
Apr
60)
Deo
95)
109
1,00
Deo
1.35
July
1,190
2V$
Feb
4^
Sept
(.20c
209
21o
Oat
30c
Jan
894
25
lOo
2994
2940
2.10
8%c
Jan
Apr
8
8
9c
10
7
5
15
Feb
10e
1,950
21%
2294
2)
1.43
2?
1.53
209
5.009
3'4c
4c
9c
......
2j
1.43
......
Et-rlghts.
s
0 Ec-xtock
e
Apr
2094
Apr
194) May
1.25 Apr
3o Dao
divide id.
Nov
Sept
Admitted to
c
Dec
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
un¬
Formerly the National Bond A
sCashsale—not
Listed,
5c
,.
2.409
3,590
d Deferred delivery,
y
5
June
23
23
...
Canadian market.
x Ex-divldend.
SH
603
5
3
:
25
7G?
1.09
3*4
1.00
No par value.a Odd lot sales.
listed trading privileges,
..*
5
60*j
'
3
...
Temlsk Mln.,..........1
Preferred........... 100
South End Pete—...
■
' 203
*
Montreal Power..
*
Oils Elections.**.—*
Pend Oreille...
...I
1
pref..
Westous
Standard Radio......
.
Mandv............
5
..
.
Langley's preferrod....109
Wendigo
W Can F1
..*
DU'iousle.*—*—
-*
DsHivllland.*..........*
...*
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Week
Shares
„—„*._
ConsPaper
*
Preferred
Slave Lake..........
Standard Paving
..I
of Prices
Price
Can Bud Brew
Ventures......... ......*
Sigma......... j. i...
'
Upper Ctnada...
Week's Range
Sale
Stocks-
Union Gis.—*
...
.
Last
..*
Included
in
range
for
t In default.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday Dec. 19
Insurance
investing Companies
Transactions At The New York Curb
Companies
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
,.
locks
Aetna Cas & Surety....
Aeronautical Securities..1
iG,62
7.20
Affiliated Fund Inc...194
2.01
2.20
♦Amcrex Holding Corp. 10
1194
2.39
Amer Foreign Investing 10c
7.20
4 94
16.54
■ 9.18
514
17.98
9.87
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc.l
Aetna Life..........—10
American Equitable.
'
:
♦Common.
1
♦5% preferred
*..-5
-
5
American Home..
American of Newark...294
American Re-Insurance .10
—
......
Series 8-2.-——*——
American Reserve......10
Series
494
Series S-4
American Surety;......25
Automobile.......
10
S-3_—„—„r
— .
10
National Fire..........10
Baltimore American...2 94
Manhattan Bond
Bankers &
Shippers..* .25
100
New Brunswick..—....10
Camden Fire.
19.83
11.90
3.10
Mass Investors Trust—1
Mass Investors 2d Fund.l
City of New York
Mutual Invest Fund Ino 10
Connecticut Gen Life...10
Northeastern
Natlon-Wide Securities—
Contl ;ental Casualty
Northern..
Century Shares Trust...*
23.65
,.;;*
25.43
9.64
1
8.91
Commonwe JthInvest...1
.3.06
3.33
Consol Investment Trust. 1
2494
2694
Boston
.......
Carolina
New Hampshire Fire
....5
New York Fire
I;—*——10
5
Northwestern
Eagle Fire.... „.......2 4
(Md) votl >g shares. .25c
*
North River
10
(Colo) aer Bshares..*.*
—
New York Curb
Exchange
Stocks—No. of shares.
10
.5
Bonds
Domestic......—..
...2.50
Foreign government. *
Foreign Corporate.;.
5
12.50
National .25
Employers Re-Insurance 10
National Investors Corp.l
Pacific Fire
5
Excess.
Total
25
Bond series.:—.......
Federal..—10
Pacific Indemnity Co... 10
Phoenix..
..10
....
Income series.
Fidelity & Dep of Md—20
Preferred Accident...*..5
..*.
J.OW priced bond series..
Fire As8n of Pbila
*;,.
Preferred stock series...
Fireman's Fd of San Fr.25
24 94
2794
New Englind Fund*.... 1
Firemen's of Newark. 1..5
Providence-Washington .10
Reinsurance Corp (N Y).2
Republic (Texas)
.10
*8% preferred;—-100 115 94
----
N Y Stocks Inc—
Franklin Fire.;...—-.-.5
Revere (Paul) Fire.. —.10
Agriculture—*._—....
General Rei isurance Corp 5
Rhode Island.
Automobile-.....*..*;
Georgia Home.....— —10
Corporate Trust Shares.. 1
National Security Series—
1.90
Scries AA—,."..*-,-1
Accumulative series —.1
Series AA mod.... —.1
1.78 ••.**.—
1.78 '
2.12
Series ACC mod——1
♦
Week Ended Dee. 19
New Amsterdam Cas....2
Fund Inc common.. 10c
Maryland Fund Inc J*. 10c
12.91
18.34
Chemical Fund..,...*
Total.*..
National Casualty
National Liberty....
2
National Union Fire....20
—
10.88
2.50
2.12
Crum A Fi>n»teroom* .10
Crura & Forster Insurance
♦Common B shajres.
—
10
♦7% preferred*..... 100
Cumulative Trust Shares.*
30
32
St Paul Fire & Marine.6294
Seaboard Fire & Marine. 10
Dec.
Seaboard Surety
Gibraltar Fire A Marine. 10
Insurance stock
Great Amer Indemnity... 1
Standard Accident
94e
1.04
Machinery
Great American.....;...5
Metals
Halifax
Travelers
Railroad...*;—.......
Railroad equipment.—.
Hartford Fire....
Steel...
—...
Hartford Steam Boiler.. 10
U 8 Guarantee.
23.03
No Amer Bond Trust ctf&.
Home Fire Security. ...10
5.43
Globe & Rutgers Fire.—15
—
Jan.
Jan.
1.50
2.71
7.31
-: 1.78
Fundamental Tr Shares A 2
.2.90
13.39
3.66
3.30
14.67
= 4.39
B.————*
3.35
—
Fixed Trust Shares A... 10
Foundation Trust Shs A. I
Fundamental Invest Inc.2
2d preferred..*..*...15
—
Hanover
10
U S
10
.100
Fidelity A Guar Co..2
—
3.11
4
.
*——..
Figures after decimal point represent one
10
Series 1956
1
June
New York Trust
Plymouth Fund Inc.*. 10c
Putnam (Geo) Fund.*—1
Quarterly Inc Shares.. 10c
Companies
Bronx County
Brooklyn
Guaranty....
Irving
*
Kings County.
Central Hanover
Clinton-...—..-..
Colonial..;
♦.Series C
♦Series D
..]
t Tnese boad
1
Trustee Stand Oil Shares—
♦Series A..
..1
Mining shares
Manufacturers
The
following compilation, made up from the daily
Government statements, shows the money holdings of
the Treasury at the beginning of business on the first
New York
Trusteed Amer Bank 8hs—
Railroad shares.
*—..
*..—-
Trade Bank A Trust.... 10
Series
-
Underwriters
100
100
day of October, November and December, 1941; also
the first day of December, 1940.
Asked
Wellington Fund—.......1
Inc common.. 10c
,
♦Class B——
Central
Minor coin, Ac...
Wl8oonsln|Power A Light 34^s, 1971
Total cash in Treasury
2-3
Bid
Reconstruction Finance
:i;;'
«%—May
1,1943
tm%*-Feb. 15. 1945
15, 1942
2s...—Apr.
1. 1943
Ms.
-
Federal-Natl Mtge Assn—
Corp—
%%.... .Jan.
1%
July
tJ4%
Oct,
Asked
156.039,431
158,039,431
155,039,431
116,039,431
914,181,930
929,528,508 1.003,645,429
910,663425
Government securities..
946.703.090
784,270,000
796,877,000
705.432,000
513,395,854
998,4i9,54l
526.005,174
267,840,885
63,137,569
76,268,337
66,183,017
73,035,220
31,636
386,050
Deposit in special depositorles account of sales of
;■
other bank depositaries-
Peoples National—.—50
Public
Fifth A venue....:;.100
First National of N Y;_ 100
Merchants.... *
-
—r*
-100
National———17/4
Sterling Nat Bank*i.;>.25
"=
,
:
To credit Treas.U. 8...-
1,1942 100.13
15, 1942 100.9
To creditdlsb. officers..
Apr. 15 1944 99.29
U S Housing Authority—
m% notes Feb. 1, 1944 100.30
Cash in Philippine Islands
Deposits In foreign depts-
1,126,087
449,826
.
: <
61,826,018
70,217,869
48,806,812
1,997.981
1,536,339
190,463
,
369,231
41,392,339
tl%
Net cash in Treasury and
In banks
'
«
Penn Exchange..*—.*.10
Commercial Natlonal-.lOO
*1070221,361 *1085567,939 *1159,684.860 1,066,704,556
.
Cash balance in Treas..
15, 1942 100.10
tWo—July 15, 1943 100.9
Apr.
12 H
1254
2,331,518
21.234,476
'
National Bronx...—.*.50
13.55
Chase National.
65,508
3,702,762
14.956.561
Deposit in Fed. Res. bauks
Deposited in National aud
Asked
Commodity Credit Corp—
Federal Home Loan Banks
Bank of Yorktown—66
silver
348,867,334
674,834,475
1,656,266
632,697
12,981,185
166,605
Less gold reserve fund*...
E. -dividend
•
Bensonhurst National... 50
7.557,940
18,155,162
Net subsidiary
Superior Oil 3Hs, 1956—
.
National City
National Safety
3,758,923
19,975.333
Net Fed. Res. bank notes.
aid
Bank of Manhattan Co.10
683,647, x68
4,137,.29
474,224
14,742,052
96,733
3,011,828
53/5,499
15,428,050
191,134
Net Federal Reserve notes
—
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
New York Bank Slocks
437,899.356
674,305,23x
Philai lpiila Electric 2?its. 1971....
♦First Boston Corp.... 10
i
366,282,095
2,353,100
292,564
18,122,820
Pacific Gas A Electric 3s. 1971
*
not furnished by sponsor or issuer,
111 Public Serv 3^s, 1971
355.063,689
670,558,199
Net gold coin and
Net National bank notes..
Beneficial Indus Loan 2%s, 1956...
Investment Banking
Corpora,Ions
♦Blair A Co—_—1
♦Central Nat Corp cl A..*
Incorporated Investors..5
Independence Trust Shs.*
Institutional Securities Ltd
Aviation Group shares..
Bank Group shares.....
Insurance Group shares.
bullion.
Net silver coin and bullion
Net united states notes...
B.
♦Huron He lding Corp...1
* Quotations
on
Dec. 1, 1941
Holdings in U. S. Treasury
Qiftiatiphsfdr Recent Bond Issues
C.*t.**..
US El Lt A Pr Shares A.„
Income Foundation
No par value.
Tr_20
50
United States
Trusteed Industry Shs.25c
UiJon Bond Ifuild ser B. *.
-
Tobacco shares.—
*
Title Guarantee A Trust. 12
Corn Excnange Bk A
Cl.i8S B—*.—.„.25c
..
shares..
—.
Continental Bank A Tr.10
Empire
suOjeet to all Federal taxes.
Preferred
50
—25
♦Series B.....1
.....
—
——
< are
Treasury Money Holdings
Lawyers
20
Chemical Bank A Trust. 10
.....1
Electrical Equipment—Food shares...
General Bond. ..,—-Merchandise shares.. -.
Petroleum shares..
...
Fulton
Super Corp it Amer A A.. 1
Chemical shares.
..
t Sept.15, 1)14
tDec. 15, 1)45
Bank of New York.
Bankers
—
Trustee Stand Invest Shs—
-
-
JMar. 15, 1946:*
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Fund Inc.
15, 1944
Mar. 15. 1945
Nat.Defense NiS
Sovereign Investors
Aviation shares..
point.
..
Sept. 15, 1944
Republic Invest Fund...!
Spencer Trask Fund-.;..*
standard Utilities lnc.50c
♦State St Invest Corp.—*
Agricultural shares.'—..:
Automobile shares
a
Asked
Mar. 15, 1944
Group Securities—
Bnihil.»g shares
32n ls of
or na >re
Maturity
Series 1955—.1
General Investors Trust .1
Fund
Asked
Maturity
Selected Iuooroe Shares.. 1
General Capital Corp.... *
RR Equipment
28. 1942.
Quotations For U. S. Treasury Notes
.,. —
U SFire
-.10
Selected Ainer Shares.. 294
Steel shares.
21, 1942.
Jan.
*...10
Security New Haven._*_ 10
Springfield Fire & Mar,.25
Series 1958.—1
Fiscal Fund Inc—
series.;-10c
Asked
1941
31, 1941
7, 1942.
14, 1942.
Jan.
No Amer Tr Shares 1953.*
9.42
Equity Corp S3 conv pref-1
lo
Fidelity Fund Inc.*.—* *13.41
First Mutual Trust Fund.5
4.88
Insurance stk series. 10c
Bid
Westchester Fire.....2.50
1594
14.43
16.12
8.87
Equitable Investment
Corp (Mass)—. ——5 a:21.42
Bank stock
Asked
Stuyvesant5
Sun Life Assurance....100
— ...
Electrical equipment
15.17
.<
for discount at purchase.
Dec. 24.
Glens Falls Fire.*.......5
Globe A Republic..——5
Chemical....
>
1
—;—!
are
Treasury Bills-
4.60
Eaton A Howard—
—
quoted
Bid
Bank stock.......*
Aviation
....
Oils-.—
stock Fund*..
United States Treasury Bills
Rates
294
,
15.39
,
—
Balanced Fund
10
2.75
4.05
1
....,..—2.50
Dividend .-'hares;.——25c
D
•**—•*,*
3.65
14.24
Diversified Trustee Shares
C.—
—
Building supplies.
111 94
Delaware Fund.——1
Total
Corporate
Merch & Mfrs Fire N Y. .4
Scries K-l-
12.01
Canadian Inv Fund Ltd.. 1
Government
Thursday..
Friday...;.
Mass Bonding A Ins.. 1294
Merch Fire Assur com...5
Series B-4
3 94
-•
Domestic
Tuesday—
Wednesday
10
Bullock Fund Ltd.**;—-I
2.87
Value)
Foreign
i
Saturday..
Monday-
5
.....5
Maryland Casualty...... 1
Am Fidel & Cas Co com..5
...
Series B-3......
10
Boston Fund Inc..
,—5
Broad St Invest Co Inc..5
Basic Industry Shares..
Foreign
Shares)
Lincoln Fire
—
Series B-2........
r:
294
394
of
Jersey Insurance of N Y.20
Knickerbocker
Bonds (Par
(Number
19, 1941
Dec.
Ins Co of North Amer.. 10
25
American Alliance...... 10
Series K-2
Bankers Nat Investing—
10
Agricultural
2.62
Series B-l.
Aviation Capital Inc..*, 1
.'5
Homestead Fire
.1
Investors Fund C
7.9"
Shares,;a2
Assoc Stand Oil
Home..
10
Keystone Custodian Funds
13
Amer Business Shares.*.-1
10
Aetna.
Investm't Co of Amer.. 10
Week Ended
2s;—-.May 16. 1943
Other Issues
Call May 16,'42 at 100
lHs Jan. 3, 1944—
Call July 3;'42 atiOl...
U S Conversion 3s... 1947
Deduct current liabilities.
;
\
2,544,262,602 2,851,753,972 2,460,938,702 1,975,793,983
224,766,580
240,433,124
1 )5,380,836
158,798,791
U SCo, versloi 3s...1946
Panama Canal 3s.
/These bonds are subject to all Federal tax., t,
—
Available cash balance... 2,319,496,022 2,641,318,848 2,265,558,067 1,816,995,192
.1961
■t Ex-Dlvldend
f Includes on Dec. 1, $662,355,972 silver bullion and 81,445,685 minor coln. a
Indicated in statement "Stock of Money,"
,
.
.
,
,,
f«t#^^*»«Wr|l?TWr«W MtfOW^W
I
Tuesday, December 23, 1941 1 ^
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1628
Xmm
'I X
Vj'v W.u ' I"'. ■■■£".•
RAILROAD
Its employees.
i holders
■
i issue
] Aircraft Accessories Corp.—Additional Shares Listed ■'i>
Individuals—
—Sold Privately To
of
of
shares
the
individuals
$1.50
at
approved the listing of 60,000
(par 50 cents) upon official
be sold to a private group of
share.—V. 154, p. 1257.- X",X;:
per
Months Ended Sept. 30, T941
and allowances)•
—X->
—
—-•
of
Cost
(less returns
received
678,522
Total gross profit——
|
Gross income
_X_X-———
libility,
well
as
to
addition
in
:t ■ ' I
•,
the
as
allowed
~
—•
--—----—
appointment to these offices,—V, 154, p. 1100.
an
4
.
I
Amortization of promotion———
taxes~—,X-rix—- ;;
an4 State, income
{Provision tor Federal
;X,
——.
[
99,283
,
Net
income
M.
Secretary.—V.
|
stock, $1 par.
demand,
on
i(net), $235,776; inventories, $295,995; indebtedness
employees,^ $579;
property, plant and equipment
intangible assets (net)-, $68,412; expenses prepaid or
iother assets, $12,508| total, $771,602;- - ' ; "r •
receivable
of officers and
.(net), $53,470; ■,
accrued^ $11,759;
154, 'p.
83.
/■.
i
.
•
i ^
Cogan,
"
and Edward J. Fitzgerald, Assistant f;
"
;
1939
'.'vf'.-'i1'
I?* 3 M0S. End. Nov. 30—r X:
of goods sold
"Cost
;
f
,037^X.c\
Other income
!
}'
"Harvested or In process of, harvesting,^at-cost; and tobacco of prior}
!
estimated realiza-} A
j
under lease and!/X ;v;i
season's crops at allocated cost but not in excess of
Me values; fTo use tobaecoiconditionihg- machines
—
679,960
Other ' deductions
(X
$19,289
.
9,846
-
$36,862
organize—^
;;X 15,214
The
X
:
269
$273,543
profit-^
$25,896
•
f
'39,653
-'42,149
$150,404
$132,074
640
♦58,653
149,781
-
-
.'
•
.
A.
^
....
Net
deficit
activities
Dec.
Sheet,
$603,728
Metal
-
i
t4..
!
1940
1939
-
$18,941,825 $18,687,001
530,472
v
283,702
r;> 316,613
464,749
—
stock xxx:
:
——
(_rX—X_
—-T—,—\
*—
•♦At valuation Dec. 31, 1930, less
Aluminum Co. of
manner
same
154, p.
before,
as
as
a
and its policies and
unit of The American
f
X-% £••'.?! 1941 'U ./"l 1940 i j if/'revenues..——_X__.X____..i $26,978,942 $26,839,638;
Operating expenses
9,684,497 h 9,450,571'j ?>Electricity, gas & water purchased for resale:.! v> 2,165,292 , * 2,398,760
12 Mos. End.
Gross
Co.,
before
had
Dec.
authorized the payment of a cost of living bonus
provision
X
■*.
Interest Payment— ' ,v ^
1
(
Since 1940 he has been
duties oh National Defense matters.
Vice-President.—V.
•j
taxes
■j
Dec. 24.—V. .154, p.
Total
x.
-
•.
.■ ■
A
dividend
value
like
capital
amount
p.-1490.-
154;
v
V. "I53rrP=
•)
■>;
-
t
f I"
.i
i
X
1
e.;) .!•!•
fh,
C
-.
.5 h1
1
)
316,945j
,
fiber
of
will
this
year
*
t-
80,000,000
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co.,
pounds, an increase of nearly
directors
recently
declared
35% }
Ltd.-^Dividend No. 2—
a,
on
share,
! x
(No. 2) of two cents*1
of record Dec. 4.
An initial j
May 1, 1941,—V. 153, p. 386. •; j
*
Arlington Mills, Lawrence,
has acquired
discount & expense.—4 "231,709
interest—i—:—xx—Yv;.'X 17,317X
Amortization of debt
,7
..
on
*i»| i /■
•»
^ -v'3»
(Parent"' Company
12 Mos, Ended- Sept.
Income—Div. on invest, ih wholly =-own. subsid.t!f'" $200,000
on investments in ?whollyuownedrsubs;,_f
3;488,185
on invest,
in other &ssqc., cos,—bonds_isXXx{ :;- 65,100
lift,
Accounts receivable
Other
income
,$,3.
tv
» m
..i.
■
Xt $825,000i 4 '
3;614,778i
x 65,190'*'( ;
_XXX—XXXX:xXXXXX/!.XX!XX_- .^••!'"XXX-_i-'X> Dr4,672;':;'r
C?
^_xx_.-XXX^^XXXXXXXiX
......
,
|
X
...
; $3,753,293: $4,500.502\
General' expenses v'-XtfX-xx-iA&i-^itX;Xi;£XXX.xxX^XXfft £-&■ 82,756 x
' -101.268 ^ ■■
Provision for Federal Income iaxes^SX-iixiiXXX ^ %/>■^3,632 -ly
6,655 j.%1 ^
Total
income
-
r-'/19,523^,,-'^ 35,942?^*
other- taxes
......
Gross
Interest
Interest
income
on
SWJS:
...
■v
#K'. X-atA,
fiXixXX-^^£iXx^^ti^H^C^^47;3&3'^$4.356;636
4
debenfcures.„xiX^-X^-i:.:^^^^i3;379.658-.rp,37Ml6H>'
Amortization of debt
kxzk*.(1
\
.
X lOil" • * x ■ ii<" 1940 .* I
x,
•:
n't.
'-$2,087,285j'
'j',
'.Only)'/
231,709!
15,847,
H'hh
1
Interest
announced that this company
William Whitman Co., Inc.—V. 154,
x.^
.'..'i.1.
■■■■
Net income
disc,feXex^nseXlXvi^XXXX.^ 231,709
Hobbs last week
the Acadia Mill from
i'V'■■
A
*;
j.
;
231.709' ;4/
Taxes assumed
Mass.—Buys Mill—
536.-t*7 <4-^'■1
3,379,616)
.debenturesXlXXx_-XXX_r;Cx^L^4. X 3,379,658
Taxes assumed
dividend
payable Dec. 20 to holders
distribution of four cents was made on
per
President Franklin W.
/
Interest
totaled
approximate
$5,756,355^ $5,714,4571 y,'.'--
Associated Electric .Co.—'
-1
;
ry./.A*'a* C
;»'$7,533^265}' }. -
\t
^
J
r ■,
fiber by this corporation in the first .11 j
72,864,000 pounds and exceeded by 23% \
the company's total output plus imports from Great Britain in 1940, 5
which amounted to
59,373,000 pounds, it was reported on Dec. 17. f
It is estimated that
the company's total 1941 production of staple;
:
of 25 cents per share has
680^*> «".m«
....$7^451,517
-
(net)■£^iXX^Xx.'XxJiwXu<;X£.i>>X- 300,220 <:hi{
income
other
Production of rayon staple
months
The:
v-,-
been declared on the *no par
stock, payable Jan. 2 to holders of record Dec. 15. * A
distributed on Aug. 30, last, and on Dec. 26, 1940.—
taxes
,
Assistant f
j
American Viscose Corp.—Production Higher—
.
.
|
was
fixed capital^XXXXX'
2,789,387- f ,2,585,937;?'; !
" x
r> ^4rXlX_r_X„—1,099,729-1
854,057, V
———_„:X_:'nX__I
X,1,964,146
2,175,674';';' X
declared vdlue exc;^prdfitt'^t*""^'
1
| over last year's production and imports, according to the announce-s
; ment.
The increase in output is attributable chiefly to the fact that";
) the company's new plant at Front Royal, Va„ has been expanding its ;
production steadily.during the.current year.—V. 154, p. 1373.*;.
'
1257..,. ,,/' X.
| Amalgamated. Electric Corp., Ltd.—25-Cent Dividend
———_X^iX_-'1.824,373 ^1,841,374*.
retirement of
Operating income
,
close of business
for
_r--X--X>-_XXXXX---X '
x <
29 six months' interest on
& '-Alton RR.
\v; "
. a.
1941, to holders of coupon
ibonds upon presentation and surrender of coupons due April 1, 1939.
accompanied by appropriate ownership certificates at the office of
Baltimore & Ohio RR., 2 Wall St.,"New York City.
...
. ,
i
Checks for interest-accrued to April 1,
1939, on registered bonds
iwill be mailed on Dec. 29 to holders of such bonds of record at the
Maintenance'
24,
J.
Company has determined to pay on Dec.
the~Tefunding mortgage bonds of Chicago
Such payment will be made on Dec. 29,
Sept. 30—
operating
Prov. for Fed." inc. &
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Vice-President
Carroll, O. Bickelhaupt has been elected Vice-President, with special t
|
company
Alton RR.—To Make
j
.
realizations to date.—V. 151, p. 538;
America—Vacation Policy—
'■
Electric Co. -(A Subs.) r—Eamings-- {j ■ x
$ 'Associated
1528.
•
V
j
I
.
give two weeks' j
to increase the f
number of employees eligible for a one-week vacation.—V. 154, p. 1373.X
The
terms set'
<
has liberalized its vacation policy to
vacation to employees with five years of service; and
i
the
-Gross income ——---XI^X^XX-XXXXX
- $7;751,738
$7,850,210; *"•; -2
1941, to those employees who were members r Income Deductions of Subsidiary
cos.-r^:,:''^;;|
' '.ff",/, *XX'x
\
regular staff of the companies on Dec. 15, 1941, and who were ;
Interest on long-term debtXLXXi.XXXlXil:
" 1,707,895;
1,730,644,",,;.v?
receiving salaries not exceeding $10,000 per annum.
The bonus will
Amortization of debt disc.
exp.y, less prem,
170,604
170,591: ' '
be at the rate of 6%
on
the first $2,500 of annual salary or part
Taxes assumed on intere$|fxix_—'35,635
40,7521 "X ,:
thereof, and 4% on the next $2,500 of annual salary or part thereof, =
Other interest chargesxyi-f^^-»,.Xv^4'^-4iH..''.' 118,237
186.402!X/V. ,
| on the basis of the annual rate of salary in effect Dec. 15, 1941, and
Interest charged to construction.ixX!__:J?_Y.XXUXCr631809 X "*Crll,479f.
t
adjusted proportionately for those employed during the year ended on !
v.
Miscellaneous income ded»cUonsX!XXT'X»XiXXi,>j-X 26,821-..'>;^' 18,843i
X
;y that date; 99%
of the companies' employees will participate in this
; distribution.—V. 154, p. 1189.
;
v
Balance
';
.^...iX-— $27,424,679 $26,389,756
Total
adjustments a', waiver of* the above-mentioned1^:fortfii iri'. the nTari.' and." thereafter; ttiol XX"
other
direct the affairs of the company
Ltd.—V.
Lafrentz, President, announced on Dec. 17 that the board of
of this company and the directors of its affiliate, New York -
Casualty
on or
i-of the
$500,000
1,751,959
2,720,618
F.
I
10,308,500
' 701,384
1,615,143
4,638,825
1,697,212
2,721,143
948,228
1,833,574
5,154,250
A.
trustees
4,207,550
4,207,550
10,308,500
1257.
1
5,751,863
$500,000
:——
—_—
Depreciation reserve
Capital surplus —
Such plan contem-j*'K !!
presented to holders of the company's securities.
plates among
moratorium on
Other
$27,424,679 $26,389,756
income debenture stock or bonds
Creditors and credit balances
—
Accrued rental and interest thereon.—__vX—
Accrued interest on first mortgage deb. Stock—
|
respect
American Surety Co.—Cost-of-Living Bonus—
228,764
512,337
6,179,681
First mortgage
i
accordingly
'
dividend of 20 cents per share
18payable Dec. 30 to holders Dec. 18. °" Dec. 15,
On
15.
distribution of $1 per share was made, as compared with 75
irters.
V. 154, p.
per share in each of the three preceding quarters
x'vr, -X.
t cents
666,018
def[cit———X—•
Liabilities—
stock
under
;
<
a
410,294
";
Common
to
the
in
Co.,
the capital stock,
| last,
370,574
470,543
j Total —.XX^-------—X—-----------Prfeference
Of
The directors have declared an extra
j
) on
•
y_-.__XX-'———X——
and loss
the)^'
payments provided for in such constitutional moratorium!*1*1
such schedule no interest would be payable on the* !
debentures and notes durihg 1941 or on Jan. 1( 1942..' The directors' ^
American Meter Co.—To Pay Extra Dividend—
I
31
Property and investment in affiliated companies
(♦Land grant lands.——
Materials and supplies..——_—Debtors and debit balances...—
—-
Profit
515,425
$631,100
I $635,257
$427,817
Assets
Investments
June>4,-1940,t
of
that
and
.
Balance
i
jiic &uilcvwi a
and hotd? except in tfcccordance with
the debentures
on
schedule
.•.X.o.,:;cU-2~.X:x'j
Co., Ltd.—Acquisition
American Metal
•-
will continue
—
1933.
♦For
<
the Cuban Constitutions-adopted
195,964
515,425
515.425 *
515,425
bonds—;
r
submitted-^ta,^the'^didectors mi opinion qlX vuunui^
an
CubanL:)!
^advising that the Second Transitory Provi¬
company
Fourth of
Title
53,671
x: 6i,i6i
68,650
—-
'
;
>'-•
-i
i
57,540
stock
(or)
to
determined that no payment should be made on or with' " > \
to the Jan. 1, 1942»'interest - coupon, unless and until the}
mortorium. has been waived. by-,-^the stockholders.^-;^/, v
'X"l- J-ii'
At its meeting the directors considered and approved a plan ofhi ? X
.;r^;.•»>,x,{;■ reorganization for the company which it is> expected will shortly
; Bert
mtge.
and
^i
'/M]
was
Duumivtcu-
uccxi
i/iictx
sion
fi^W'
149,781
V.
years
5%
ascertained, determined" andl^i
earnings available)*#
amount •Of^tHtr1 cohsolidated net
such
for
there has" been
for the
"
(A. C. Terminal)
accrued on un¬
on
i
8£pt.f aXtf ]
Consolidated net current asstft^.-iyjX;
$2,508,806.-32;'/'and
were
the
Counsel
♦40.777
149,781
f
!$ Star Insurance Co., Ltd.r;Will go with The American Insurance CO.
{ Newark in an executive capacity as of Jan. 1.—VM53; p4':-385.4
$165,201
3,520
expenses-
debenture
4
that; the-eon-Lyf ' '
$392,843.5S;V which %ourd Mef-tf 2
sufficient to pay 5% int^^^fon;the otitstanding" debentures'and thath^•■'iT;
for such fiscal vear there were nd'consolidated net earnings ftvallftblel- -'t
such fiscal year there were ri<Tconsolidated net earnings avail^bley ior sinking fund or for interest Oh' the; 20-year'i6^ nates. " However.pt;"
interest
American Insurance Co. Newark, NJ.-*New Executive J
A. Jochen, Assistant.-United ^States Manager :Xof ! the Eagle
|
;
: 37,219
Interest
int.
date
that
interest
for
'f
1 total,
$127,982
-
w
z.
v
inc.
such
of
as
•
X ■'■»•
of the company tor the; fiscal year ended
net earnings
declared
$29,000; reserve for current years Income tax, $10,978; capital stock
($1 par), $231,400; earned surplus, $288,615; capital surplus, $410,000; f
$1,135,589.—V. 154, p. 1528.^ - V'.:';.'-:; 'X;/ X
Vr. " ;■
j
1,867X284
$89,925 /
$108,332
42,072 X
;
$306,039
income iXXX^-^.
paid rental
'A •:
ascertained/ and determined
Dec.
on
30, 1941, were $370,952.49 and "that.th<'
429
8,178
-
X
'
directors
solidated
$34,503
10,978
X
X-—X-X-—--X-X--
taxes
income
^
Antilla Sugar
$27,016
»Xi^XwX-X--.Jl.xt—_J-
' '
'
1940
514,960
;
Total income _X_—X—
-
'
$5,511,347}'
$5,476^318 '
Total
$699,249
$541,977
profit
Operating
y
'1941
X
allowances & discounts
Gross sales less returns,
$2,034,919
79,128
40,157
40,090
//XXl 32,497'
Acer.
I
23,875]
"
: 2,884,(K)0'^2,884,OOOl^f^
contingencies'^'inaurnnCeXxXXiXXX/jv^X 26,275
for
'1937
1938
;
87,555
■
103,459
20.807
__r_x_Xr_^_«,^.; •
Rent
.
67,664'
American Forging & Socket Co.—Earnings—
r;.
$25,615
1940
Calendar Years—
for prior
:
. $97,019;
X— 85,454
;
_
.
Federal
lOross rev'ehue UC-lZh ^$2,697,352 $1,966,557 $1,737,310
' 2,299,544 \\ 1,730,579 X 1,528,100
Jtaiiway working exps.Steamship working exp.
General management
Deprec.
$5,476,318'^5,511,347i"T^J
i.)-:
■>;
61,148
;
Hudson Bay Ry.—Earnings—
Algoma Central &
Miscellaneous
^ 8,500!' n
ta3^8-ri^li-fc'4*>V;:,;.^47,726
.X-'-X-—±;XX--X-—
i
2,166,286
-
2,400
'
—
Reserve
| ; Net income
♦Selling administrative and gen. expenses, including depreciation. = .
declared an extra dividend of-25 cents per share
Balance "Sheet Dec. 1, 1941
'***
dividend of 25 cents per share on the common
ietock, both payable Jan. 15 to holders of record Dec. 31.
Like amounts f1:Assets—Cash, $154,073; receivables (net), i $172,297; inventories,./X
iwere paid lit each of the seven preceding quarters.—V. 154, p.- 794.
$256,743; other assets, $7,526; permanent assets (net), $523,850; pat
ents, $1.00; deferred charges, $21,098; total, $1,135,589.
Gross
9,910^c,
2,068,908
—!
"":y,7
payable
V,* $60,492
Accrued payrolls, taxes & expenses--_Xi.^.—-X'^"-«-84,362
Provision for Federal Income^tax^i'X!XXiiXxxXXxy X'f: «. 74,206
regular quarterly
Net operating
properties
237.165X V ►"
36,538 '
—
^
(netT-^iXX-Xv1-
Accounts
directors have
Taxes
and v
July,'
•r; Liabilities—
.
\ *»«v'
other
&
license
Total
' |
Assistant Treasurer; Vincent
Cents—■???'■&j*:
a
ui——....
—
258,707
40,282
'a
;
Prepaid insurance premiums &
,
j-/. AlrReductioiiCbS;'Kic^l^
The
of
tCost
Hardy,
Charles J.
.
Liabilities—Note
and
& cattle
assets
^Plantations
President, announces receipt by this company of j
:
order from the Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry., for 500 fifty-ton 48 feet
5-tnnU li—uf
„11
-lwl
V ~lxA'
~n
6 inch .light .weight all-steel drop-end gondola cars.-r-r-V, 154, p. 1373, .
y
i'ij,.
:5 —-.-w
payable—bank, $30,000; accounts payable (trade),
489,124; accounts due others, $8,998; customers'- deposits, $12,299;
accrued payroll, $18,117; accrued taxes, $23,895;
accrued insurance,
42,397; accrued interest, $553; other accrued liabilities, $3,250; reserve
for est. Federal and State, income taxes, $104,351; common stock ($1
par)-,
$373,066; vcapital surplus, $1,749; earned surplus, $103,803;
•total, $771,602.—V.153> .p. 842; V. 151, p. 3078, - ^
.
I
;
additional
American Car & Foundry Co.—New Order—
•
j
,.V
Balance Sheet, Sept. 30, 1941
$93,101; notes and accounts
;
,
Assets—Cash
(
t ^
,097' '7.':
;
373,066 shares of common
"On
Assistant. Secretary,
Cunniff,
supplies
warehouse
Sundry
J
James i.B.
elided July
„—$o.i6
^Earnings per share
'
-X—J
amounted to $67,372, $65,954
31, 1941, July 31, 1940 and
depreciation
for
years
'
..$61,617.
X——
Vice-President;
Rothchild,
V.
Kennon
Assistant Vice-President; H. S. Sherloh Jr.,
h
!
14,600
irespectivela^.
&
Hogs
-
corporation announces, the election of the following
The
.
officers:
the
for
1939,
Farm
and Treasurer pending !
execute the powers of Secretary
duties and
the
375
4,072
—Xv;;';X-X
ai,654j
'1 A snn
cm
..
|
x
Mr. Washburn will perform
^ Reynolds W. Washburn as Comptroller.
|
Other deductions
7
~:The corporation has announced the resignation of Carl C. Francis
as
Secretary and Treasurer, effective Dec. 31, and of the election of
»
——
personal
comprehensive
gross income-.
————^-y--——$166,270
:interest--^-W-^_+-yj-JX;XiX'XX^X-ivwiiuy--X---fcC?;--i:i-.:::";--.;',';l863;. k ' American Business Credit Corp.—New Officers—
(Sales- diseount
cc
.»
»; ^65,500.
.
T
""""y;
, •
Comparative Consolidated Balance Sheet—July 31**
| X
Assets—
.■ \
i ■1
■<.."•,i >" * ■
1941 * */'* *•* 1940
$1,308,168
(
Cash in banks & on hah41'5Xll-iiX—X_-_-br_; $1,444,977
Notes & accounts receivable'(less reserve)!—
312,359 V 408,431 ■*
1,299,958
♦Current season's crops
^1,275,2010
31,
workmen's compensation.—V. 140,
.
.: ■
-•
:-y; ;6<_y
the
Total
Other
Note—Provision
$77,251
American Bosch Corp.—Sec.-Treas. Resigns—
;;
7,645
—
*$198,44lj
.
rtnn
no
w
-15,787|-iy-:.|
11,399 igt
• $381,826
^ $316,326 y, ♦$294,696;.
Dividends paid
^.192,351 - -192,351 ^y-192,35U
Earnings per share——97VV>—$1.64
Nil
brokers and policyholders In !
the company's agents,
teams
.
10,905
—w—$15^,938-
—
income *_X—
Other
x—_—:
depreciation—
18 observed its 30th anniversary with an j fLoss on buildings___iU-t-r—-i-72,000
shortly after the first of the year it will ? provision for Federal income ; tax_to write general liability *
r
••».< V-'.C ''
-X4
. :x;
=XXiX: profit for the year-„^_Ui|^^i;$186,199
.
8,859
X
•
for
and
liability form,
p. 1299.
\
5,112
13,422
Provision
{ 39,531
$258,199
line
new
elevator
143,519
repairs————
and
Maintenance
146,129
i
Profit
-•■■I'-'hiX-X
of policies will include owners, landlords and tenants;
manufacturers- and
contractors;
products,
contractual,
protective,
The
$348,399
Selling, general and administrative expenses———
Provision for doubtful accounts—-—
163,151
expensesL-i. *
..
"
\—
———
offices, and serve
their territories.
47,416
;
_
'
,1,955,922
138,475
1,884,389,
21,f
.,$979,505
~
,i
$1,816,290 '
I
The company is a large insurer in writing automobile insurance
-exclusively.
Together with the American Automobile Fire Insurance- V,'
■^Deficit or loss,
tin Connecticut &nd Massachusetts destructioh'of'
Co., an affiliate, it is licensed in 45 States and six Canadian proand repairs to buildings "paftly damaged by! hurricane on Sept.
evinces.
The company's operations in the United States are carried j
1938.' V"'
■'
y
on through 19 branch offices, which function as service not production
$300,983
X
servicing—
profit from trading and
Commissions
{
sold—-
goods
Gross
Dec.
announcement that
;v► M939.
"1940
1,890,282
sales
Profit
it nationwide organization
and workmen's compensation lines, v ,
Earnings for Seven
sales
on
company
completed
have
Supply Corpx—Earnings-
Airplane Manufacturing &
Gross
This
official
(& Subs,)—Earnings
1941V
——Lxxil-XX/ $2,247,425$2,489,501
-
f .Other income
American Automobile Insurance Co., St. Louis, Mo.-
S
stock
common
These shares are to
issuance.
of
Cost
.'J.
also paid.—V.
sales
Sell., admin., & gen'l.
X."
'
1, 1938, when 75
the first payment since Jan.
154, p. 145.
- ?.
1, last,
Oct.
was
I
Years Ended July 31—
Net
the preferred stock, payable Dec. 29 to
A similar distribution was made on this
22.
Dec.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American Sumatra Tobacco Corp.
it
on
To Write New Lines—
has
Exchange
Curb
York
New
The
additional
notice
xxx;
record
of
on
scents
accumulations
of
account
154, p. 1488.
week's extra pay.—V.
received one
INSURANCE
•
dividend of 75 cents pei1 share on
The directors have declared a
]
$225,000 as a Christmas bonus to
pay was equal to two weeks' wages to those
more.
Workers hired since July 2, 1941,
The extra
months or
six
INDUSTRIAL
•
Amalgamated Leather Cos.—75-Cent Dividend-
*y
Employees—<•
J Acme Steel Co.—Bonus To
| The company last week distributed
employed
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
,
......
-
v
:i
rtf.
-\ +■) .'(
-t;»a1
*.'i ■{.
'!
r-
...
fNoterr-No iprovision.-has heen.- con^ideced:
<,.#1n
«QOX:
$18,698
*t<>q a
$729,4b4 -
v. >. 1
jiecessaxyv..for" excess vP?of.its.vr..;.|
<»;
1' .)( ) li;
,1
e.; K
t. i
{
i:
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
..'V"'7.
tions
"V j.tax, under the Excess Profits Tax ; Ac<f* of -lOfl&'for the periods covered
7
by this statement. The companies in this' $roup have.* Joined with
.others
in
a
consolidated, .return
for
the^ year 1940, which
indi>\
-cated ho tax liability, Although the companies may elect either to file
fthe. affiliated
liability of the companies in this
group; in the event that 'separate* returns" are filed for the Tear 1941.
.
L;y;r—v.; 154, P. 1374..7,7 7 :)■
y"
f
•;;
■
Benson And
Hedges—Earnings—.;
Income
Statement, JanM to Sept. 30,
'• '*
1941
%
■Expenses.'
Provision for
50,000
.
Earned surplus, Jan. 1, 1941—
262,635
Adjustment, excess profits tax, 1940 income—— ; 17,517
Earned
surplus, Sept. 30,
1941—
—
$397,035
——
vi'■•./;Balance Sheet, Sept. 30, 1941
Assets— ;;':
Cash on hand
•:
■').;;
and in
banks
V
V";;.'
■
■
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Passenger Traffic—
-
travel
Passenger
Increase
the
over
luxe
de
this
on
road
month
same
November
through
in
showed
——1- .,v
—
reservations
Advance
1940.
and California trains through December
Arizona
indication that
a
like period
every
these
on
and January
two
notes receivable,
trade
Inventories1 :v-—-—'—
Investments In other companies,
(net)-—_i———
Total
$146,765
;129,487
"605,957
\1';
1
-
(depreciated cost value)—:
Goodwill, leaseholds, etc.__
Prepaid insurance, expenses and advances—:
.
i;
at cost less reserve-
Fixed assets
■
9,391
$957,333
—
,
Affirmed—
.7
7
payable, trade
creditors
Securities
The
Dec.
8
Wilmington,
White
had
that
certified
a
the
been
appeal.—V.
Circuit
conviction
public
A
sentence
two
of
iya
of
Medford
charges
on
stock
common
corporations
the Department of
Appeals for the
H.
White,
of
and
Court
of
accountant,
Class
of
a
and
152, p.
Commission
the
the
sale
given
individuals
other
Exchange
affirmed
with
connection
not
and
reported
Circuit
Second
years'
also
were
of
fraud
of
this
in
company.
imprisonment. Pour
convicted, but did
113.
Federal
income
taxes, 1941
Capital stock, paid-in value
Earned
surplus
D.
Jr.,
i
by
Budd
50,000
"424,028
—_
18,000
shares
(no par)
preferred
$2
par)
1490.
,
Wheel Co.—Repays Bank Loan—
The company recently
paid off the $1,500,000 loan which it obtained
Detroit banks last July for the purpose of purchasing real estate
equipment previously leased from the Budd Realty Corp., to com¬
plete funds to redeem its preferred stock and for additional working
capital.
The loan was paid off out of profits and working capital and
and
the company free of debts of any kind and owning all of
properties free and clear of any encumbrances.—V. 154, p. 1490.
Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd.—Production, Etc.—
H.
Garis,
President,
announced the sale of the
controlling shares of common stock of this company to Vick Chem¬
ical Co.
■
-7:'"77/7 ■
/•>:"7"77": 7;'77"1 '•
7
Mr. Garis said the stockholders received $22.50 a share, as compared
to an over-the-counter price of $16 a share as of Sept.
25, and a
book Value of $12 on Oct. 31.
The Vick company will continue to
purchase the Baker stock, providing it had received 75% by Dec. 29,
Dec.
on
18
its
;
The company reports November production at 12,873 ounces fine gold,
compared with 15,163 ounces in October and 13,308 ounces in Novem¬
ber, 1940.
r,.;',i;-•x-'-W
;r
it
425.
p.
■
stock
common
/v';,;.":.
: -
.
.
of
shares
100,000
7
were
77.
outstanding.—V.
The
The
Years End. Sept.
&
sug.
oth.
from
Rev.
30—
sirup
1941
$1,672,989
231,936
sources
1940
$1,665,220
250,648.
1 939
$1,622,529
119,657
Miscei.
int.
Int.
accr.
paid
/ 1938
$1,716,780
.
251,224
6,104
1,323,504
Cr23,021
6,165
164,328
.39,267
Crl8,435
Cr22,617
46,983
V
7 7,
6,400
$1,968,004
1,500,783
14,004
4,540
,
.
15-year
..partic. Income debs._
• inc.
notes
203,796
r
38,763
.,10-yr.
received
Interest
1,359,414
44,233
7
accr.
or
on
$1,742,186
1,267,926
charges
Cur.
$1,915,868
$1,904,925
revenue
Operating expenses
.
Cr20,890
:
.
.
-
-
164,328
Cuban
The
V.
-
plant
144,789
162,661
188,496
$55,764
153,
' '*•
'
'■
.
1941
<■'
364,858
210~099
309,996
119,474
Supplies in commercial store, at cost
Due from affiliated companies—
9,369
543,894
hand
Advances
est. net sales value-
—
Expenses—crops
Advs. to planters for cane
Janas.
plantings, less res.
cane, less amortization
in affiliated companies
•Plants, railroads, buildings & equipment
held
Stocks
798,152
387
10,052
$4,823,865
$4,764,467
; $47,975
$30,915
35,111
25,857
106,822
174,109
51,794
28,685
Deferred charges
Total
Liabilities—
Accounts
payable & accrued expenses
—
ship, expenses of sugar & molasses—
15-yr. partic. inc. deb. coupons
—
Prov. for
Unpres.
Prov. for Cuban inc.- and int. taxes———
Accrued
Due
int.
on
funded indebt.
—.—!
companies———
principal amount-—
affiliated
to
tExcess
of
Funded
indebtedness
—
————————
*V:'
'/
'7:
between New York and Montreal has been operated by
companies, with similar names almost from its inception in
1927.
The
Civil Aeronautics, Board
recently ordered the change.
Taking over the Canadian company's operation will bring the total
flights operated by Canadian Colonial Airways, Inc., between New
York, Albany, Burlington and Montreal, to eight, which will rep¬
resent an increase of 428,358 seat miles per year.—V. 154, p. 331.
125,961
t
14,445
3,580,111
49,717
186,696
'
year-end dividend of 15 cents
per
share has bzeen declared on the
stock,
compares
payable Dec. 30 to holders of record Dec. 22.
This
with 2'/2 cents per share paid on April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1,
last; 10 cents extra and
a quarterly of 2(6 cents on Dec. 30,
2l/2 cents in each of the three preceding quarters.
Total
payments
as
in
1941
will
amount
1940—V. 154, p. 746.
in
22V2
to
cents
per
.V'
S
(J. W.)
Commonwealth
the
extra
of
20
cents
per
share
and
both
payable Dec. 30 to holders of record
amounting to 25 cents per share, was paid
p.
Dec.
the
on
23.
regular quarterly
Dec.
-
The
last
extra,
20, 1939.—V. 149,
3867.
(J. I.) Case Co.—To Pay Bonus—
————$4,823,865
$4,764,467
•After reserve for depreciation of $1,354,375 in 1941 and $1,236,594
In 1940. tOver cost of company's 15-year participating income deben-f
—
company will pay a bonus of $600,000 to its employees, pay¬
ments ranging from 3% to 6% of wages and salaries to Oct. 31, 1941,
depending on length of service.—V. 154, p. 1261.
Bourne
,
The
,
Mills-jPays $1 Dividend
company on Dec.
holders of recprd Dec. 12.
last,
19 paid a dividend of $1 per share to stock¬
A similar distribution was made on Sept. 27,
.50
per share,
Oper¬
77V
—
Sells Ice and Cold
advises
us
companies:
3,
to
1941,
150,
local
p.
4123.
.
Frosted
Foods
Co.,
Doylestown,
States
Power
&
Light
Corp.—To
7
T
Liquidate
Corp.,
Central States Production
Corp. from the system.
requested
was
in
Corp.
view
and
Utilities
,''77""
of the filing
Oil
Production
President of
Bank, has been elected
154, p. 1592.
a
the New Haven (Conn.) Savings
director, to sucoeed the late E. Kent Hub¬
'
'
Dec.
-
17
declared
■
a
Continental Gas & Electric Corp.-
;
-To
Acquire Trac-
tion Bonds—
Central Vermont Ry., Inc.—New Director—
bard.—V.
on
of
'
George S. Stevenson,
directors
year-end extra dividend of five
share and the regular semi-annual dividend of 10 cents per
the $1 par value participating first preferred stock, both
payable Jan. 15 to holders of record Dec. 31.
1 ■; V 7
-7
This company distributes "Snowbird" Frosted Fresh Foods.
..
cents per
share on
77'7"''.\
a
subsequent
plan which contemplates the liquidation of Central Power & Light
Corp. rather than its reorganization.—V. 153, p. 983.
7.7";7!7':^1
Withdrawal
The
\
Pa.—
'
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.
Requests by interested persons for a hearing on the declaration and
application (File 70-454) regarding the proposed purchase by cor¬
poration of $544,000 of 5% first mortgage bonds .of the Lincoln
Traction Co., a subsidiary, from Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Co.
for $275,000 in cash, may be made in writing to the SEC not later
than Dec. 19.
Any such request should be addressed to the Secretary
of the Commission and should state the reason for the request and
the'nature of the interest.
7
to the declaration and application the parent company
acquire the bonds in order that it may own all of the
securities of Lincoln Traction Co., which will facilitate
the contemplated disposition of its interest in the subsidiary when a
suitable purchaser either for the properties or the securities of the
subsidiary can be found.
The proposed acquisition is part of a general program to simplify
the capital structure of the Continental Gas & Electric Corp. holdingcompany. system, it is stated.—V. 154, p. 956.
' • 7
According
desires
"
Chemical Fund, Inc.—15-Cent Dividend—
to
outstanding
The directors on Dec. 17 declared a dividend of 15 cents per share,
payable Jan. 15 to stockholders of record Dec. 31.
This compares
with eight cents per share paid on July 15 and on Oct. J5 last; seven
cents on March 29, last;
14 cents on Jan. 15, 1941; eight cents on
Oct. 15, 1940; seven cents on July 15, 1940; eight cents on March 27,
1940, and 13 cents on Jan. 15, 1940—V. 154, p. 747.
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.
compared .with 60 cents on.May. 1 and Aug. 1, last, and
on'Feb. 1, .lastl rFaynients in"1941 will total $3.70
against $1.10 In 1940.—V. 154, p. 538.
cents
as
as
Utilities Corp.
following
Community
The SEC has consented to the withdrawal of a plan of reorganiza¬
tion (File 54-30) providing for the simplification of the Ogden Corp.
holding company system through the reorganization of Central States
Power & Light Corp. and the elimination of Central States Utilities
.
acquired and held in treasury.—V. 154, p. 1374.
Week Schedule—
Extra Dividend—
Central
Rather Than Reorganize—
'
tures
corporation
the
business.—V.
The
'
Total
7.-..
that it has disposed of its investments
7 ■■ ■
'77,
■
interests (Louisville, Ky.)—Merchants Ice
& Cold Storage Co. and Crystal Ice Co.
Dec. 9, 1941, to the City Ice & Fuel Co.—Arizona Ice & Cold Storage
Co., Crystal Ice & Cold Storage Co., Galveston Ice & Cold Storage
Co., National Ice & Service Co., New State Ice Co. and Springfield
Ice & Refrigerating Co.
With the disposal of the investments in the foregoing companies,
the corporation no longer has an interest in the ice and cold storage
in
Carter Co.—20-Cent Extra Dividend—
dividend
dividend of 15 cents per shaie have been declared on the common stock,
5,000
572,176
:,
Storage Business—
-
•
708,474
1940, and distribu¬
7 ; ;7.;.//y
was
Dec.
An
;
5,000
.
27, 1939, and on Dec. 21, 1936.—
1940, and
share,
205,575
3,633~9ll
:
242.
$2 on Dec. 21,
.
Carriers & General Corp.—15-Cent Dividend—
'
Capital stock (par $5)™—!———
Earned surplus ;
v'v'V
route
two
404
68,370
1,817,940
28,368
1,752,385
798,152
;
—
2,630
159,807
> 133,981
295
—
etc.
Lands,
13,079
3,651
—
operated
■
7, .The
497,853
32,115
125,429
17,868
& growing
Planted
5,115
34,912
179,770
—
stock
Supplies in warehouse & in transit
Prepaid expenses
v
non-stop
are
-
36,634
:
.
Dec.
on
17.
The
unsold, at est. realizable value
to planters
on
receivable
Sirup & molasses sold, at
Sugar
Live
1270.
p.
1940
$709,243
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$264,330
40,498
499,223
in banks and
Cash
Accounts
p.
made
at the new, modern Somerville, N. J., plant of the com¬
started last week, officials of the company announced
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Transferring operations to a larger plant was necessitated, officials
said, by a mounting backlog of orders.
Columbia Aircraft supplies
vital precision aircraft engine parts and aviation equipment to leading
aircraft companies engaged in' working on national defense orders. <
Among the company's principal customers are Glenn L. Martin Co.,
Wright Aeronautical Corp., Air Associates, Curtiss-Wright Corp.
'
;
Additional machinery, has been moved into the Somerville plant.
Turret lathes,
drills, boring machines, plastic presses, machines for
anodizing,
die
chromating, heat treatment,
electric
inspection
of
alloyed steel and other, tools essential for the highly skilled work
Columbia performs have been installed and are in operation.
Commenting upon the new plant, Arthur W. Brooksbank, Sr., Presi¬
dent of the company, said:
7/ 7;,77
;7
7.;. -77 7
"This new and larger plant will enable Columbia to ekpand the
part it is playing in the national defense program.
Such essential
parts as Columbia makes are vital to airplane production. By pro¬
ducing parts for major aircraft manufacturers Columbia is making a
substantial contribution to the defense of our country.
It is a con¬
tribution which we expect to increase rapidly."
7'7:7'7 -v " 7'- .-77
Mr.
Brooksbank said the opening of the
Somerville plant would
enable the company to greatly expand its present output.
At the
request of its custumers and the War Department, he said, the com¬
pany
was
making immediate plans to change over from a 5-day,
2-shift, to a 24-hour, 3-shift, 7-day work week.—V. 154, p. 1491.
Dec.
a dividend of
15 cents per share on the
stock, payable Jan. 26 to holders of record Dec. 30.
This
with 10 cents paid on Aug. 28, 1941, and on Aug. 15, 1940.—
present
same
30
7
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Dec, 17 declared a dividend of $2 per share on. the
to holders of record Dec. 18.
This corar
$1 paid on Sept. 26, last;
ation—To Operate Seven-Day
flights between New York and Montreal which
by Canadian Colonial Airways, Ltd., a Can¬
adian
company,
will be taken over by Canadian Colonial Airways,
Inc., an American company on Dec. 23, according to President Sigmund
$60,485
Consolidated Balance Sheet Sept.
Assets
•'
15,000
$142,648
7
$141,940
—
.
•
—
Income
Net
on
stock, payable Dec. 27
154,
pany
Canadian Colonial Airways, Inc.—Expansion—
A
36,136
7
Columbia Aircraft Products, Inc.—New Plant In
directors have declared
common
common
Drl,972
28,800
89,663
135,065
taxes-
Cuban
of
Deprec.
••
Crl,972
currency
for
.
1164. ";7.77
154, p.
directors
compares
164,328
38,879
Crl8,510
39,267
Corp.—V.
Production
Adj. for unreal, disc, on
Prov.
V.
Callite Tungsten Corp.—15-Cent Dividend—
the
Total
directors
pares with
have declared a dividend of 37V2 cents per share on
stock, payable Feb. 16 to holders of record Jan. 31.
A
like amount was paid on this issue on Nov. 15, last, as compared with
25 cents in previous quaiters.—V. 154, p. 242.
at
•
Rev. from
Utilties
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of N. Y., Inc.—$2 Dividend—
.
common
The .two
77,
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Baragua Sugar Estates (& Subs.)—Earnings—
-
Commonwealth
capital
California Packing Corp.—37 Vz-Cent Dividend—
154,
•/;•./; O;,.-; 77::7;/.
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1
City Ice & Fuel Co.—Acquisition—
See
working profit for November totaled 8,102 fine ounces of
gold, equivalent to $283,570, compared with estimated profit for
October of 9,589 ounces of fine gold equivalent to $335,615, and in
November a year ago the working profit was 6,538 ounces, $228,830.
—V. 154, p. 1591.
announced.
was
About
Dec.
on
Estimated
-
r
>
12 said in part;.
hundreds and by Dec. 15th
delivery of specially designed trucks and other vehicles for the U. S.
Army will have exceeded 75,000 units.
7
47
Another
of
the
corporation's major defense activities—the mass
production of Bofors anti-aircraft cannons—is now getting well along.
These weapons are being made for both the U.
S. Army and the
U. S. Navy. 77:y'' 77,■'"77''"y ' ;7,7 ■■7/V:'"■;
Although we set aside 400,000 square feet of floor space in 11 of
our Plymouth, Dodge,
DeSoto, Chrysler, and Airtemp plants in Michi¬
gan, Indiana and Ohio, we had to construct two entirely new gun
parts factories comprising 200,000 more square feet of floor space in
order to handle the various production and assembly operations in¬
volved in making these important defense weapons.
Thus, while final
assembly will take place In our Lynch Road plant, built by the Podge>
Brothers in the last war for
defense manufacturing,
almost every
major plant in the corporation; will make parts and sub-assemblies.
—V. 154, p. 905.
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77/- : v
from
of New
J. T. Baker Chemical Co.—Control—
Herbert
.
Anti-Aircraft Guns
Tank production has now reached many
$957,333
—
cumulative
common stock.—V. 154, p.
(no
An announcement ,to the stockholders
:
397,035
—
—
"Represented
30,000
>r
,
-
:
stock and 42,000 shares
the
-
the
tions of 50 cents each
York has been elected a director
to succeed Fred. C. Kock of Wichita, Kansas.—V. 154, p. 1412.
Neelands,
.
.
that
so
Chrysler Corp.—Now Producing
for the U. S. Army and Navy—
18,795
1940 inc.
(estimated)——
Total
v
16,714
Beech Aircraft Corp.—New Director—
Thomas
77
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found
not been
'
'
Justice
had
$20,760
—:
7V-/V77
.
Commission.
Commission
,
Accounts
Accrued expenses and taxes.—
Balance Federal income and excess profits taxes,
Federal excess profits tax, 1941 (estimated)—
leaves
Service, Inc.- -Promoter's Sentence
Bankers Industrial
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:
public trading activity and public disr
inadequate as to warrant termination; but
character of trading had been unsatisfactory with the 100
share unit of; trading required by the Curb Exchange. Th§ Commission
concluded that if the Curb Exchange would reduce the unit to 25
shares or less for round-lot trading, the hearings would be reconvened
after six months to hear evidence as to exchange trading in the
stock during such period, and a final disposition of the case would then
be made.
The Curb Exchange recently notified the Commission that
it had reduced the unit of trading in the Chicago Rivet stock as
suggested.—V. 154, p. 1529.
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7
7,
'
that
1
.
the
The
65,731
——
lots.
tribution
■•Liabilities—
35%
a
months will also show an in¬
crease
over
a year
ago, the company states.—V.
154,
p.
1590.
7 77,'.,7 7, 7 7 7. '■•.•7'7'77v7
77.7.: "77. 77,7.77
give
Accounts and
fore
'1
.
stock
Curb
The company had applied to the Commission for ah order terminat¬
unlisted trading privileges in its stocks which had been traded
on
the New York Curb Exchange, on an unlisted basis, since 1930.
In its application the company claimed that such trading should be
terminated, .stating that public trading activity on the exchange .and
public distribution in the vicinity of the exchange were inadequate
and that the character of exchange trading had been unsatisfactory.
The Curb Exchange opposed the application at ythe hearings held be¬
: York Collection District in New York, City .in
the amount of $8,957,121.
::
The; liabilities were represented by. jeopardy assessments and other
>.' deficiencies in tax
later; determined against Hopson and his affiliated
*V"
organizations for the years 1915 to and including 1940; and by ah
:
unpaid balance.of ,$5,700,000, plus interest, due from the System under
l
v! " a
compromise agreement entered-into on July 5, 1939 (covering the
■;*■ V: taxable; years 1927;;to -and Induding '1933)., 7 7"> *7!v777
Reorganization-proceedings -under Chapter X df the Bankruptcy Act
involving the System have \beeri pending before Judge Vincent L.
i Lcibell in the U. J3,. District Court for the Southern District of New
77
York since the early, part of 1940.. in January, 1941, Stanley Clarke,
trustee of the Associated Gas Je Electric..Co., obtained a temporary
restraining order. forbidding further .disposition of property belonging
to the Hopson interests, including enforcement df collecting taxes due
,• by -the
I ■> i
Hopson /interests.^. Under-the - settlement this restraining order
•was set-aside with itfejudice; and in addition 78 cases pending before
the United States Board'* of Tax Appeals involving tax liabilities of the
Hopson interests were closed.
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The sum of *8,619,337 was paid in Cash at the closing Dec. 18, the
"balance ($2,337,784) having been previously paid by the taxpayers.
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amount of the settlement agrjied upon was determined after
I
f*';: -The
numerous lengthy conferences between representatives of the propo¬
nents, and representatives of the TreasuryDepartment and the Depart¬
77'r ment of Justice and was considered a fair settlement on an amicable
.'basis of the controversies.for the years in question.—V. 154, p. 1590.
York
ing
$116,883
profit
Securities
common
25 :share
30,000
.
Net
\.y
and Exchange Commission announced Dec. 16 that
of company would continue to be traded on the
Exchange on an unlisted basis for a trial period Of
six months, with the unit of trading reduced from 100 share lots to
'
.
companies organized by Hopson' were compromised and settled in
(estimated)-—-^——,
(estimated)-—
profits taxes
excess
The
the
New
$196,883
.Net .profit i._———————
Provision for Federal income taxes
■
interest of
Chicago Rivet & Machine Co.—Stock to be Kept on
Curb—Unit of Trading Reduced—
7
$194,398
2,485
Operating profit
Other income, cash discounts, etc.—_
;;
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Guy T. Helvering announced
v-Dec. 18< that, certain income and excess profits tax liabilities of the
7
Associated Gas &/Electric System and of "Howard C. Hopson and vari-
I«...^;:the office of the Collector of Internal Revenue for the Second New
$1,426,891
918,175
-—_—w—i—'w—w-314^18
■»«.:
The ICC on Dec. 12 authorized the company to issue not exceeding
$550,000 of 21/2 %
serial notes payable to the Continental Illinois
National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago, or order, the proceeds to be
applied to the redemption on Jan. • 1,? 1942, at par and
company's general-mortgage 6% bonds.—V. 154, p. 1491.
,..
Gross sales, less discounts, returns and allowances
Cost of goods sold'——a-—:
.
\ous
Chicago & Illinois Western.KR.—Notes—
'
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Associated Gas & Electric Co.—Treasury Settles Tax
Deficiencies Amounting to $8,957,120—
V v ^
:
.
1942; All those who had one'year's senorlty on
eligible for this compensation.—V. 154, p. 1374^- ; ;
are
,
mates, have been made of the total
7
hit
pay
,
.-separate, returns for the yeai7l941 or to Joih with other members of
group in iilingvA consolidated return,; at the present
i time it is
planned to join ^in-a consolidated return, and it is estimated
that such return for the year 1941 will show no tax liability. No esti¬
,
with
;bec. ;l, 1941,
1629
Briggs Mfg. Co.—Wage Bonus—
The company recently announced that It
will pay more than $750,000
jto approximately 16,000 of Its hourly rated employees in lieu of vaca¬
Chesterville
Larder
5-Cent Dividend—
7
An
interim
Canadian
record
dividend
funds,
Dec-15.
last, and on Dec.
has
A
Lake
Gold
Mining
Ltd.—
Continental
:
The directors
(No. 4) of five cents per share, payable in
been declared, payable Dec. 30 to holders of
amount was paid on April 15 and Aug. 20,
1940,^—V. 151, p. 2638.
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7 7
like
14,
Co.,
7.77"y. 7/' 17
"
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a
share
in
Insurance
Co.—Special Year-End Div.—
haVe declared
addition
to
the
a special year-end dividend of 40 cents,
regular semi-annual dividend of 80 cents
share on the outstanding capital stock, both payable Jan. 10, 1942,
holders of record Dec. 31, 1941.
In July a dividend of 80 cents
plus an extra of 20 cents were paid. The present declaration makes
a total of $2.20-for 1941 against $2.00 last year.—V. 154, p. 652.
•
a
to
7
New Process Uses Lowest Grade of
—
which have always been made from
be made from such cotton by-products as hull
the waste from ginning, carding, and other cottonCleaning operations, according to an announcement by the company.
The announcement further went on to say:
"Due to the limited supply of suitable rags for making fine paper,
now
can
rags,
of
paper-making industry has long sought a practicable method
the
making paper direct from raw cotton fibers. Efforts in this direction
have heretofore failed, however,
because no way could be found to
clean the fibers without using chemicals that weaken them and make
manufacture.
problem has now been solved by research work that was
carried on
Jointly by The Mathieson Alkali Works, Inc., of New
York and Crane & Co."—V. 154, p. 906.
unfit for
them
*
a
share
in
a
share
on
share
plus
makes
Dec.
of
ICC
The
record
of
After
20.
Dec.
a dividend of $1.75 per share on account
preferred stock, payable Jan. 2 to holders
payment of this dividend arrearages will
declared
accumulations on the 7%
$50 per share.
amount to
•
Distributions of $1.75 per share were
April 1, July 1 and Sept. 30, last, and on
also paid an additional dividend of $4.50
52.
p.
the latter date the company
on the same issue.—V. 154,
V
;
directors
Like
on
15,
Irving
paid this year dividends
follows: April 15, $1, and Jan. 15, $2.—V. 154, p. 1593.
record
1941,
The
and class B
A
class
22.
Dec.
like
A
amount
to and including Oct, 1, 1941, and also
previous payment was 25 cents made on
A,:A\A
1190.
p.
•
paid on Jan. 2, 1940.
Oct, 1, 1938.—V. 154,
A aa!:.v''':'
declared an extra dividend of 25 cents per
share and the regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on the
common stock, payable Jan
2 to holders of record Dec. 20.
Regular
recently
directors
dividends were paid by the
distribution.—V. 151, p. 1892.
company
quarterly
extra
income——.
consolidated
Total
current
Federal taxes,
during 1941, with no
.—_——
3,060
570
513
___—
—______
.
.
2,588,792
.____
_____________
600,584
.____
$6,685,269
2,737,084
606,874
Div.
-
available
inc.
requirements
4Va%
on
requirements
dividend
for
Earned
—V.
$3,341,311
1,108,703
stock be¬
$2,436,207
$2,232,608
$6.51 Vr,;Y
$5.97
loss
1)047
12,708
143,626
$10,398
$8,220
$35,923
$91,807
£2,789,199
Bonus To
Inc.—Extra Dividend—Christ¬
.
scheme
the
Employees—Record Sales—
voted
have
directors
The
on
stock,
common
extra
an
of 50 cents per share
holders of record Dec. 22.
quarterly dividends of 30 cents per share were paid on this issue
during the current year, as against 25 cents in each quarter in 1940.
An extra of 50 cents was also paid on Dec. 21 of last year.'
The board also voted Christmas bonuses to all its regular employees,
at
109,386
A
branch
5
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7,000
50,000
11425,000
15,000
920,000
as
against approximately $63,000 in 1940.
participate in these bonuses.
Company on Dec. 11 announced that "sales for the full year
well exceed $33,000,000, which is the largest in the company's
not
do
The
will
history. Last year sales amounted to $26,481,080."—V.
154, p. 1413.
(less
Dividends
$100,000
approximating
Officers
before
appro-
priat'n for inc.
-
,
tax)_— A/
337,500
for loss suffered
by
326,250
A
Engineering Corp.—$1 Dividend—
the declaration
all
on
shares
Ruling—
,
the
of the dividend of $2.50 on
D. Horton says:
authorized to . withhold payment
its $5 preferred stock issuable for
of
326,250
contribution
.;A;;
such G.
for
for shares'of
certificates
for
profit of Near Eastern branch. $Reserve (proportion) for loss on debt
due
from Ford Motor Iberica
(Spain) made in previous years, no
longer required.
HExcess profits tax and national defense
for estimated liability.y ;v.:^ yA.■
the class
356.
preferred
of
certificates
£604,706
—reserve
July 1 and Oct. 1, last.
will amount to $5.20 on
stock of Gulf, Mobile & Northern RR. Co. until
M. & N. preferred stock have been exchanged
capital stock of G. M. & O., pursuant
to. the agreement of consolidation of Gulf, Mobile & Northern RR. Co.
with this company.
Stockholders who have not exchanged their cer¬
tificates, should do so at once through the transfer agent, Kuhn,
Loeb & Co., 52 William Street, New York City.
The dividend is payable on Dec. 27 to holders of record Dec. 19.—
V
154, p. 1432,
»
,
subsidiary company, less
a
dividend
this
shares
■
£400,985
£1,310,787
326,250
tProvisions
*Loss.
1941
$5 preferred stock, Secretary Kenneth
"The officers of this company are
-of
,
£1,125,179
tax
with
connection
In
t4,935
f 21,241
2,241
___—
Four
Profit
in
stock, the same as in X940.—V. 154, p.
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Dividend
a
'
precaution exp.
prof, tax, etc
distributions
stock, payable Dec.
mon
135,268
10,028
109,375
■;&< 6,934
dividend of 80 cents per share
directors have declared a
The
815,065
10,977
12,257
9,000
a
dividend of $1 per share on the com¬
30 to holders of record Dec. 20.
This com¬
pares with 50 cents paid on Sept. 29, last; 75 cents on Dec. 26, 1940,
and 50 cents on Aug. 5, 1940.—V, 154, p. 151.
£1,577,002
Near
Air raid
Excess
holders
Grumman Aircraft
9,000
loss
Eastern
dividend
29 to
payable Dec.
for
Co,—Accumulated Dividend—
declared
quarter ending Dec. 31, 1941, and a dividend of $2 on account
on the class A common stock, poth payable Dec. 29 to
of record Dec. 23.
Distributions of 80 cents per share were
Total
£1,415,476
863,723
.
;
.
to 13,000 emplyees who
months. Company will
arrearages
common
£2,761,652
845,222
176,579
10,957
,
fees
12
Dec.
on
made on this issue on April 1,
employees'
to
Directors'
Prov.
176
385^000
prem._
Interest, •: etcy
mas
434
24,184
*3,799
£3,108,274
851,559
obsolescence 1
&
Contrib.
£1,576,392
302
*1,453
of
$20,000
income
Deprec.
,
£1,416,627
237
J
directors
the
for
*11,765
194
—
guar.
on
Total
(Del.)—Christmas Bonus—
absence
1937
1938
£2,728,996
*2,320
Surpl.
1377.
give bonuses to 150 former empliyees, now on military leave of
in training camps and on active duty with the army and
154, p. 1414.
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The
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1940
etc.—
etc.
950
been
154, p.
navy.—V.
(England) —Earnings-
Sundry prof., rents, etc.
Profit on exchange
Reserve,
V.
Greif Bros, Cooperage
Ford Motor Co., Ltd.
profit,
have
$51
also
The company announces a Christmas bonus
have been with the company more than six
154, p. 1191.
Trading
with
Tenders at or below this price amounted
shares.
Persons who made tenders at a price
notified that their tenders were not accepted.
(W. T.) Grant Co.
29,655
29,339 A
2,696
2,667
equip.).
&
structures
-V.
approximately
above
137,295
and
■
it has accepted all tenders of prefer¬
its letter of Nov. 27, 1941, at a
company announces that
stock made in accordance
See
$69,829
24,340
934
.
;
(way
Depreciation
benefit
Edison Brothers Stores,
20,792
$5,536
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$49,037
25,086
12,701
charges—
fixed
v.:
154, p. 1301.
$102,899
329
$127,985
20,282
deducts, from inc.
Misc.
A
preferred stock—
share of 6%
per
stock
pref.
prior
6% preferred
fore State taxes on dividends
available to
Balance
$3,544,949
1,108,742
$5,206
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ence
5,743
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granted the application of
Co.-rTenders Of Preferred Stock
Gillette Safety Razor
33,219
9,447 '
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333.
,p.
$87,999
26,300
$3,237
income
Total
Prof, on Near East brch
Net
$138,646
/
403
Othgr income
______
$6,734,325
—i—
Balance
Debt discount and expense—
;
$2,834
Income.
oper.
ry.
Years End. Dec. 31—
Interest
372,000:,
A
365,622
to
4,255,067
750,000
;
,
-
Net
..' Net
4,449,076
contingencies——..
for
$8,779
2,342
1941
1940
$14,270,889 $12,266,330
2,337,488
1,325,994
Depreciation and depletion.——.—
Provision
$5,746
Total
Nov. 30—
12 Months Ended
Net rev. from opers—
Railway tax accruals—
rents
expenses
oper.
Net
Associates—Earnings—
Eastern Gas & Fuel
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35,652
Railway
it had
that
13
Dec.
to withdraw its 6% first mortgage sinking fund gold bonds,
1950, from listing and registration on the Baltimore Stock Ex¬
due
$453,621
$510,647
$40,626
.
the
on
change.
The application stated, among other things, that there is
practically no trading in these bonds on the Exchange, there having
been only one sale during 1939, one sale during 1940 and thus far no
sales during the present
year.
The order granting thi application
became effective at the close of the trading session on Dec. 22.—V. 154,
-1940
1941—11 Mos.-
1941—Month—1940
$41,398 !
revenues
oper.
31,848
Steel, Ltd.—Extra Dividend—
Dominion Foundries &
The
Railway
announced
SEC
The
Gloversville RR.—Earnings-
Ended Nov. 30—
Period
a
common
are
Fonda Johnstown &
dividend of 25 cents per share on
stocks, payable Jan. 2 to holders of
was paid each quarter from Jan. 2,
have declared
directors
The
factories
declared
17
Dec.
on
accumulations
of
company
uncertain, but our business continues to
very
directors
Georgia Marble Co.—To Delist Bonds—
A
active; it is well ahead of a year ago, and all of our
operating at full capacity," he stated.—V. 154, p. 1595.
extremely
be
company
Raynolds Co., Inc.—25-Cent Dividend—
&
Devoe
split-up, the
Dividend—
a dividend of $1.50 per share oh
cumulative preferred stock, $6 divi¬
dend series, payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 22. A 'A.
A V'"';
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dividend, will be $60,—V. 154, p. 1083. <
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he said.
"The future remains
Corp.—Accumulated
Investment
General
The
A
shortly,
month.
to be started next
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the Harding factory of
to
being
equipment
and
Machinery
made
was
war
the Defense
by
soon, and installation of tools is expected
—v., 154, p. 1413.
AAA/aaA^.a'.Aa:;a-V
account
states that during the year a sub¬
the company.
installed will be in operation very
President,
Florsheim,
S.
addition
stantial
last.
5-for-l
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cents per share
payable Jan. 15 to holders of record
paid on Oct. 15, last, as compared with 45
amount was
the
to
Prior
obligation
assume
SEC an application (File 70-457) regarding
the proposed acquisition of $550,000 of 4%, first mortgage bonds, due
1955, of its subsidiary, Consumers' Water Co.
The bonds are to be
acquired as part consideration for the sale by the parent of all the
capital stock and an income demand note of the subsidiary to W. W.
Levering and H. I. Thompson.—V. 154, p. 1301.
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$20,
par
July
26.
cents
the
to
company
manufacturing centers,. has now become one
industry plants. » '
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the expenditure of more than $10,000,000 for still another new build¬
ing for the manufacture of naval equipment, brings to more than
$21,000,000 the amount that is being expended or has been allocated
for defense activity at this plant.
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an aircraft
turrent factory at a cost of $300,000.
Engineers and office workers
will move into a new $11,000,000 merchant marine turbine factory
locomotive
Authorization
Company has filed with
16 declared a dividend of 35
Dec.
on
stock,
capital
the
as
the
^
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Pa., one of the country's refrigerator
the nation's great
•of
Co.—Acquisition of Sub. Bonds
Florida Power & Light
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electric
and
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10
announced
was
Laboratory.
Erie
The
and liability in respect of not exceeding $992,000 of equipment-trust
certificates, series I.—V. 154, p. 1301. --''M';-"s;;;"Civ.?• ^".V"• i"*''.-yC■'>V"■■
Dividend—
Detroit Edison Co.—35-Cent
on
•
made on the preferred stock on
V:7
dividend of 80 cents a
a
Coast Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Dec.
on
radium,
Research
In July
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Cuban-American Sugar Co.—Preferred Dividends—
The directors have
from
$2.20
Florida East
,
special year-end dividend of 40
a
1941.
31,
V;
.
and powerful unit of the type called by Its originator the
opening up a new field for scientific exporation by its pro¬
duction of an electron stream far more penetrating than the electrons
large
A
rheotron,
of 20 cents were paid.
The present declaration
for 1941 against $2.00 last year.—V. 154,
extra
an
total
a
655.
p.
paper
record
of
holders
to
"This
of
„
cents
addition to the regular semi-annual dividend of 80 cents
the outstanding capital stock, both payable Jan. 10, 1942,
declared
have
directors
The
Maelstrom—
20 Million Volt Electron
27,
Pay Special Year-End Dividend—
and
shavings
Dec.
on
1940, and
29,
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co. of New York—To
writing papers,
bond and
Pine
June
Making Fine Bond and Writing Papers
Cotton Fiber for
cotton
cents
40
last; 20 cents on March 27, last;
1940; 25 cents on Sept. 27, 1940; 20 cents on
15 cents on March 29, 1940.—V. 154, p. 429.
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paid on June 28 and Sept. 29,
share
Co,
&
Crane
Tuesday, December 23, 1941
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Electrographic Corp.—50-Cent Extra Dividend—
.
of
cents
50
on
2,
Dec.
1940.
payments in 1941 will amount to
$1.75 in 1940.—V. 154, p. 150.
Total
$1.50 per share, as against
Inventories
Unexpired values
Debts due to the
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
have
directors
Te
declared
dividend of
a
25
cents per share on the
A regular
quarterly distribution of 15 cents per share was made on this issue
on Nov. 25, 1938; none since.—V.
154, p. 1191.
RR.—Reconstruction Loan of $14,000,000—
1941,
16
approved
maturing on Jan.
and
The
Dec.
on
1,
collateral trust notes and other new*
fixed by the reorganization managers
proposed date of the
July 1, 1941, was
approved by the court.
The
1941,
be
loan
1953.
securities,
and
a
reorganization, managers, by resolution adopted on Nov. 19,
requested the applicant to file the application for the loan, to
by pledge with the trustee under a collateral trust inden¬
£9,000,000
544,863
147,446
136,709
54,899
310,850
savings accountsuspense fund—
Total
—V.
1,254,309
828,619
by the companyfor taxation
4,826,837
1,773,363
—__.—
due
£9,000,000
4,936,586
_____________
Surplus & reserves
Guarantee
£16,740,913 £16,073,568
—
154, p. 541.
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The directors have declared a dividend of $2 per share on the new
common stock,
par $1, payable Dec. 27 to holders of record Dec.
19.
An
initial distribution of $5 per share was made on this Issue on
Dec.
28,
1940.—V.
154, p.
The
off
of the loan, as stated by the applicant, ate to pay
principal of and accrued and unpaid interest on the
obligations, in accordance with the provisions of the reor¬
purposes
cash
in
following
the
'AA
ganization plan:
Interes to
York
New
&
Erie
mortgage 5%
York
New
RR.
second
Dec. 18,'41
$49,520
,
mortgage 4%% bonds—,—
Credit Corp. note (4%)—
Total
$2,184,520
96,359
4,712,359
11,655
628,123
Estimated
expenses
under
ances
of
Section
4,616,000
616,468
1,564,640
231,148
1,795,788
$388,681
$9,320,790
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General Capital Corp.—51-Cent
Year-End Dividend-^
year-end dividend of 51 cents per
share on
the common stock, payable Dec.A 27 to holders of record
Dec. 19.
This compares with 24 cents paid on Oct. 10, last; 27 certs
on
July 15, last; 25 cents on April 10, last; 56 cents on Dec. 28,
1940; 23 cents on Oct. 11,' 1940; 27 cents on July 12, 1940, and 24
cents
have
directors
on
April
10,
declared
ance
For
of
new
a
ments
of New Jersey taxes
to Jan.
12 of
capital,
in
part,
for
pay¬
subsection C of Section
77
3,679,210
$14,000,000
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A
29
Dividend of 65 Cents—
dividend
to
holders
of
of
65
cents
record
per
Dec.
share has been declared, payable Dec.
This compares with 2$, cents per
22.
a
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compressor
entire
past has operated a lift factory at Inglewood, Calif. For up¬
of five years it has maintained offices at 7 Front Street, San
Calif., at 1024 Fourth Ave. South, Seattle, Wash., and an
office in Phoenix, Ariz.
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As of Sept. 15, last, the company's backlog on the work of all nature
was approximately $250,000.
Of that amount approximately . $130,000
was■ for 'defense; work.
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Net sales _L__—$187,794
Cost'- of .'goods ..Sold
;A ..'143,174
Selling, administrative and general expense.——
—
/A, V37.081
Francisco,
.
.
.
.
-
-
::
$7,539
profit'
Gross
income
—
1,983
this
minute
intermittent duty.
motors,
some
time,
which
are
3,159
1,100
$5,261
income:
fractional horsepower frame sizes,
company.
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*y
have been available to aircraft manufacturers
available In five standard speeds—1.750, 2,800,
3,800, 5,800 and 7,500 rpm., although other speeds can be furnished.
The motors can also be supplied in either 12 or 24-volt construction.
The
for
$9,521
L:
1.
income
Other' charges —
—
Provisions for 1941 Federal income and excess profits taxes
meet the
by
Total
Net
requirements of aircraft service, has been, an¬
Designated as Types BA-25, 40, 50, and
BC-21 and 31, these direct-current motors can be,furnished as series,
compound, or shunt-wound motors to meet varied applications.
Rat¬
ings range from 1/200 horsepower at 7,500 rpm., continuous, open, to
seven hp. at 7,500 rpm., totally enclosed, no cooling air over the motor,
to
nounced
one
Equitable Investment Corp. of Massachusetts (Boston)
—To Pay
Line Of
Announces Complete
complete line of G-E motors in
designed
—
—
Motors for Aircraft Service—
A
applicable to the period prior
1, 1940, and payments of allowances under clause
Total
—V.
General Electric Co.
1,000,000
working
this
wards
Other
1940.
payments in 1941 will amount to $1.27 per share, as . against
$1.30 in 1940.—V. 154, p. 655^
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securities—
of
engaged
been
During
Total
reorganization, other than allow¬
77, or liens for compensation and
viz, printing,
engraving,
issuance, re¬
depositing, taxes, etc., in connection with issu¬
reimbursement
equipment for aircraft and marine engines.
It
in a general machine shop and foundry busi¬
period it has maintained a machine shop
factory at Los Angeles, Calif., and for more than 10
and
shielding
also
years
cents per share has been
disbursements,
cording,
tion
and
Co.—15-Cent Dividend—
declared on the present
reclassified common stock, payable Jan. 2 to holders of record Dec.
19.
This compares with 10 cents paid on Oct. 1, last, and an initial
dividend of eight cents per share on July 1, 1941.—V. 154, p. 1595.
15
dividend of
The
$8,932,108
loans
Total
Galveston-Houston
A
v
third
Co.
Railroad
Bank
Principal
$2,135,000
Co.
RR.
bonds——
Erie
&
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Capitalization—Company has an authorized capitalization of 1,000,com. shs.
(par $1) and 500,000 pref. shs_ (par $1).
Upon comple¬
000
tion of the present offering there will be outstanding 176,000 common
shares and 125,000 preferred shares.
The holders of preferred shares shall be entitled to receive dividends
at rate of 6% per annum.
In the event of any liquidation, dissolution
or
winding up, whether voluntary or involuntary, holders of the pre¬
ferred shares shall share equally and shall be
entitled to par and
dividends before any amount shall be paid to the holders of com¬
mon
shares,
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A The basis upon which such preferred shares shall be Converted into
common
shares shall be as follows: On or before Oct. 1, 1944, one
common
share for one preferred share; thereafter and on or before
Oct. 1, 1947, one common share for two preferred shares; thereafter
no right shall exist to convert preferred shares into common shares.
A,
History and Business—Company was organized in California April 6,
1931, and succeeded to the business of the Lacer Corp., Ltd. Company
and predecessor for upward 20 years has been engaged in the manu¬
facture and sale of air compressors, hydraulic auto lifts, radio igni¬
ness.
bonds,
Angeles, Calif.—Stock
Offered-r-An offering of 125,000 shares of 6% cumu**
lative, convertible and redeemable, preferred stock (par
$1) was recently made by L. H. Bullock, Oakland, Calif,
at par. Stock was offered only to persons resident of the
State of California!
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has
150.
secured
ture, of $17,500,000 of Erie RR. first consolidated mortgage 4%
series B, dated July 1, 1941, and due Jan. 1, 1995.
HaJlett Manufacturing Co., Los
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2,935,774
,
Employees'
of not exceeding $14,000,000
by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for specified' purposes.
The report of the Commission states in part:
The applicant requests a loan in the amount of $14,000,000, to be
evidenced by Erie RR. collateral trust 47o
notes dated as of July 1,
ICC
103,547
2,416,222
_______
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Reserve
The
securities
in hand
£16,740,913 £16,073,568
| Total
Debts
Erie
r
—
&
Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
stock, payable Dec. 30 to holders of record Dec. 22.
common
bankers
at
1939
a
£3,941,735
4,076,402
1,632,123
39,321
_—____3,008,090
1,899,176
and prepayments—;
82,462
45,032
company.
2,240,914 i 1,504,00a
Investments in government
Cash
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Land, buildings, factories, etc. (net)—
£3,894,483
Machinery, plant, tools & other equipment
3,502,245
Investments in subsidiary cos
1,467,123
Near East branch {net assets)
—
25,827
Assets—A
V/'An extra dividend of 50 cents per share has been declared on the
common stock, payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 24,
The last
regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share was paid on this stock
on Dec.
1, last.
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one
Balance Sheet Dec. 31
Hamilton
Cotton
Co., Ltd.—Accumulated Dividend—
The directors have declared a
dividend of $1.25 per share on account
quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share
fund preferred stock, par $50, payable
Jan. 2 to holders of record Dec.
15.
Distributions of 75 cents per
share were made on this issue on April 1, July 2 and Oct. 1, last;
of accumulations and a regular
on
the
$1.75
and
$2
on
50
cumulative
Jan.
cents
2,
cents on April 1, July 2 and Oct. 1, 1940,
quarters.
after the current dividends will
share.—V. 153, p. 1276.
1941;
75
in preceding
Accumulations
amount to
sinking
on
$1.75 per
the preferred stock
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Kinney Co., Inc.—Accumulated Dividend—
7 (G. R.)
Hampton & Langley Field Ry.—Bonds—
1631
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Sept. 30
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ICC
Dec.
on
authorised
9
the
the
mortgage • lO-year
J
Period
Ended
Operating revenues
$44,532
After
Operation
27,085
Maintenance
1,977
Taxes
7,574
Net
oper.
$7,895:
revenues—
(net) :/'///:■:/
income
26
of
$1.19
-
of
-J
866.
p.
.7
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and
stock
common
Accrued interest receivable.
Total
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$8,442
accruals/,'/;■
res.
,
$97,275
$7,983
,
J,—Li
Gross income
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Net income
i
Dividends
—V.
$5,067
44
255
;
$4,812
/
$5,481
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declared
v' $62,275
$5,525
—
Liabilities—
$61,724
/
Total
:
V 39,312
declared
16
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amount
Z
More
in
$337,685
of
the
United
were
the company.
armed forces received
States
to
made
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7
full year's bonus.—
a
,v. 151, p. 2193.
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the
in
board
The
D.
Harris,
annual
the
directors.
Lefcourt
of
Div.-f
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—10-Cent
interim dividend of
An
cents
10
1
the new
of
stock
Hays.
elected
14S3.
p.
7 7/77/f;v
Dec.
011
16
E.
R.
Weiss,
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the
Transit Co.—Stricken From
Rapid
Interborough
The
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The
have
been
securities
man
J.
L.
Vice-President
McCaffrey,
directors
1378.
p.
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declared
have
dividend of
a
10 cents
with
15
paid
cents
on
June
25,
f
of record Dec. 19. This com¬
last, and 10 cents on Dec. 27,
154, p. 797.
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International Nickel Co. of Canada,
affected
by
rearrangement
a
1054.
three-eighths
The
Coal Co.—Production-
Creek
(Doal mlned
To
/
stock,
common
declared
have
directors
The
■
payable
Dec.
'
.
29
of
holders
to
share
$1
record Dec.
per
19.
:s
This
50 cents paid on April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1, jast,
$1.50 on Dec. 28,-1940, and 50 cents in preceding quarter.
Total dividends in 1941 will amount to $2.50 per share, as against
1264.
1940.—V. 154, p.
in
.
.'IC'>
*
.
«
*
&
•
the
share
will
amount
advised
be
SEC
65
about
to
send
to
their
in
announced
12
the filing
the Holding
under
($50 par)
A Bonus—
The
18
Dec.
z,Vt:'v■/.i'v/':;' /:'~v
:
than
Net
cents
a
share
for
tNet
Employees
on
Accrued
on
declared
have
of
dividend
a
the capital stock, payable in Canadian
eight
cents
per
{••„»
ni-j.
1
t r 1 "
1
f
v-(
V
.
•<
\
£• I
■
losses
and
on
i
'■
s
o
-
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...
t
i:
i
1
t~, I'
ii (
:
r'r-.'UCi
J.
1,;
i>!
<
2
<:
the
stock,
1940.—V. 153, p. 1279.
1939
$829,453
21,276
1938
$346,245
19,699
$1,271,209
$850,729
177,119
$363,622
127,377
150,000
183,841
29,586
int.
218,134
17,376
def.
on
of
issue
class
shares
for
and
inc.
'/■'/•
exc.
400,600
375 000
100,000
—
$332,594
$317,220
$394,023
♦$165,730
taxes.
profit for year—
Consolidated
'
accounts
and
advances
to
bills
Balance
1941
\
inventories,
$3,645,296;
receivable,
controlled
Sheet, July 31,
Dominion of Canada bonds, at cost, $263,750;
(less
companies
$2,919,567;
$56,589; deferred
reserve),
charges and other payaments carried forward, $156,921; inventories of
repair parts and supplies less reserve, $79,649; shares of Controlled
companies (less amounts written off), $1,750,160; other investments,
$60,996
24,485
1,139
14,967
10,988
payable
for
and
State
taxes
•
■
$2 541 761
Interest
$2 415 871
l
Total
■■
Merck
The
i
if
5
(
)
17,791
—__1—
$184,354
/
.
been
z ;
will continue to
and
Assistant
.
Secretary
j®
'
,
as
■"/
fill
to
'••
'
serve
"///'
„
elected
''ZV
the
1265.
zr'-
i
Martin, President, on Dec.
&
by
the
Secretary
B
)y:'>■; '• V*\
1
L'
:r
•
'
!%•.'*
v ••
'
*
Co., Inc.—Plant Expansion—
company
plant
has
at
started operations in the first unit of its new
Stonewall near Elkton, Va.
Ground was broken
is expected
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.—War Risk Insurance
will include war risk and aviation provisions in all
and industrial life insurance policies, Leroy A. Lincoln,
announced on Dec. 18. He also explained that in the case
of certain policies, this general practice would not become effective
until Jan. 1, 1942, and that some modification would be necessary in
certain States because of special requirements.—V. 154, p. 1192.
The
$187,969
' "'45,356
53,563:
/■
6,717
6,351
—,———//•
company
ordinary
President,
4,372
taxes
3,862
9,708
Excess of income from dive. & int. over exps.
$124,774
$113,609
191,016
96,598
A
514
Dec.
114,246
124,563
$180,488
$108,067
Net
expenses
for Fed.
on
—
stock & Mass.
cap.
securs.'sold
adjust,
on
prior
(based
on
excise
average
Federal
years'
Dividends paid
inc.
cost)
taxes
——
Milnor, Inc.—10-Cent Dividend—
on
dividend
10
Jan.
cents
of
♦Excess
■it..
.1
Secretary
elected
this
/ 4,010
Net loss
•
been
1940
$170,179
i
—
Custodian and transfer agent fees and expenses
t r
r.n: )/
1941
$169,232
2947.
p.
plant on May 28, 1941, and the complete plant
to be in operation early in May, 1941.—V. 154, p. 1597.
—15,122
Management. fee
<
'•
'/•' ' )
;
new
: •
has
asked
been
Vitamin
bonds———
on
151,
$14,130,908.—V.
12 announced that the company
of War and the Secretary of the
seven-day week, and that "every depart¬
ment that had an adequate supply of material was placed fully upon
this basis."
However, other departments would have to wait "until
the materials catch up," added Mr. Martin.—V. 154, p. 1302.
Loomis-Sayles Second Fimd, Inc.—Earnings—
.
total,
$893,038;
Navy to institute a 24-hour,
shares In 1941 and by 29,843 shares in 1940.
Ended Sept. 30—
Income—Dividends 7.Z7.Z-i;
bills
(Glenn L.) Martin Co.—On 7-Day Week—
2,850
2,398,054
surplus,
"j-:'V'.
;
Glenn L.
$14,967
4,807
2,521,280
equity
$1,625,857;
created by the resignation of E. L. Cleveland.'—V. 154, p.
vacancy
$2,415,871
$15,673
Federal
stock
■"/'
(secured),
$2,590,291; owing for purchases of grain,
accounts and wages payable and accrued
and
Assistant; Treasurer.
B.
L.
Hatfield
has
1
1,238
$2,541,761
$300,000;
taxes payable and accrued
excess
profits taxes),
income
Virden
M.
1,178
1,406
Z
goodwill,
and
Marion Steam Shovel Co.—New Secretary—
7,593
1,921
capital stock tax
discount,
advances
$23,103:
Dr$20,480;
639,298
15,674
marks
trade
/;/'■/■/•//•
(including provision for
$582,377; bond interest
deferred bankers'
advances (secured), $1,966,300;
bonds, $4,412,500; class A shares (91,997 no par shares), $1,287,958;
common shares
(250,100 no par shares), $250,100; management shares
(3 no par shares), $3; stated value of shares held by a subsidiary,
$1,751,593
-7
receivable
$700,000;
bankers'
$94,921;
(secured),
accrued,
43,581
327,176
under
estimated
1940
receivable
off),
charges, $424,940;
t$8,209
1941
Federal
written
receivable
Z '////.'; -■'//>•:///-7
Nine Months
funds on Dec. 29 to holders
,
5ri
guaranteed
1940
$1,211,136
against invent
profits
$77.24
$75.97
dividends paid for the period.
the basis of market quotations
Balance Sheet, Sept. 30
/
'
interest
♦Realized
n.
•
150,000
tDeficit. '
'
/; * Represented by 31,347
—V. 153, p. 993.
1725.
p.
•
:
realized
Total
share
per
151,
modified
the
100,000
of
by *'the
A
3,057
$1,440
*
deposit for dividend payable
♦Capital
Dec. 6.
share.—V.
V_./•
1941
$1,248,531
22,679
July 31—
operations
Liabilities—Current
$2,184,596
Miscellaneous
cents
made
:
250,000
Res.
Liab.lities—
Reserve
' 77
seven
record
stock,
total, $14,130,908.,
1,295
bank
Dividend
This compares with distributions of five cents each
on
Feb. 28, April 28, Aug. 28 and Oct. 28, last, and one of
cents on June 28, last.
Payments in 1940 amounted to 15
of
to
mortgages, exchange seats and properties acquired, held for sale, less
$112,202; real estate, plant and equipment (net), $3,963,941;
and
automobiles
(net), $100,061;
leases and contracts
(less
24,361
Total
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.—8-Cent Dividend—
directors
on
15
4fy gold bonds due April 1, 1990, and the
gold bonds due June 1, 2013, have been stricken
York Stock Exchange list.
These securities were sus¬
138,615
had
Prov.
The
value
expenses,
Deferred
listing and registration on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
application stated, among other things, that the trading of these
stocks on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange has been very inactive, that
the stock is closely held, and that trading for the most part has been
in the over-the-counter market.
The order granting the application
became effective at the close of the trading session, Dec. 20,—V. 154,
.
June
on
:•/ /f;/ ;/,V,//Z,:
300,000
for
■
S. R.,
bank loans settled for
Delist Stocks—
335.
7r'o
investments—
amounts
46,717 "J
income—.
liquidating value per share,
Dividends
:;/zzz;.z
par), from
•
of
in
Cash
The
p.
U. S.
$1.25 per share
preferred stock
paid
was
bonds——
$57,939
aver, cost)
on
Securities
granted application of company to withdraw its com¬
stock ($20 par) and 7% cumulative special preferred stock ($100
mon
amount
•.•
Assets—Cash, $82,772;
$73,813
;
(based
paid
'/'• /•/*/';,/:7.
mZ.
has
SEC
of
cumulative
$5
like
A
1279.
p.
New
on
Portion
1940
4,013-
——
Assets—
Payments
The
dividend
a
the
on
3.
Depreciation on bldgs.,
plant and equipment.
and
1941
.7
for the securities.
expense
1,700
Kemper & Thomas Co.—To
Dec.
income
Interest
Act
30—
securities sold
asset
""Over
tAnd
salesmen
and
paid
15
Dec,
on
$1,230,835
138,615
declaration or applica¬
a
—
*Excess
factory, laboratory and branch warehouse per¬
in the field will participate./.
for each Individual will be determined on the basis of
regular
earnings and length of service with the: company.
All
employees of the company will participate under the plan and those
on the company's payroll for one year or more will receive a minimum
of one week's pay.—V. 152, p. 4127.
sonnel
to the
can¬
$69,800
Sept.
•
loss on
Dividends
,
that office,
and
mas,
the
granted
reserve,
Total
Expenses
employees of this company will again share
distribution of a bonus.
Maurice K. McGrath, President, on
said that these special payments will be made before Christ¬
more
the
In
Ended
Mos.
Cash
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co.—To Pay
has
also
Commission
mortgage
from
Total
etc.
it com¬
Orleans
that in
Orleans
granted application of company to withdraw
from listing and registration on the New
Stock Exchange.
The application stated, among other things,
view of the lack of public interest in the stock on the New
Stock Exchange, the company does not wish to maintain the
of continued listing and registration.
stock
York
New
relay.
rlo
trans-continental
then through a relay
a •
mortgage 4%
from
Inc.
Sell Realty Interest—
of
Company
Interest- on bonds
04.50
Kaufman Co., Ltd.—To Delist Stock—
has
SEC
The
mon
by
handled
Communications
Maple Leaf Milling Co.» Ltd. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Prov.
certificates
Income—Dividends
1940.—V.
(Charles A.)
,
respectively./
accumulations
153,
the
Net
Madison Ry.—To
&
Dec.
(File "70-458)
9
regular quarterly
paid.
payements in 1941 amounted to $7 per share, as against
154, p. 152.
Total
in
Zr
.
between
with
direct
be handled over the new circuit
stated.—V. 143, p. 2684.
record
Years Ended
431.
p.
was
'
will
of
of
Income
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc.—Earnings—
declared
have
.
.
trucks
Co.—Extra Distribution—
an
extra dividend of $1.75 per share
dividend of 75 cents per share on the com¬
mon stock, both payable Jan. 2 to holders of record Dec.
15.
In each
of the three preceding quarters the company paid an extra dividend
of 75 cents per share, while on Jan. 2, 1941, an extra of $1.75 per
directors
The
and
service
Manila
been
Federal
the
by
telegraph
and
^
had
Manila,
guaranteed
from
$26,750.—V. 154, p. 433.
Johnson
(Mead)
authorized
Communications
company
The
Liquidation Trust.
•
'
The company's parent, Ogden Corp., proposes to enter a bid at the
auction
to
purchase the units of beneficial interest at a price of
.
$3
and
consolidated
regarding a pro¬
posal by company to sell 'at public auction in Chicago its holdings of
5,350 units of beneficial interest, no par value, of Utilities Realty
tion
with
compares
a
152,
Litchfield
The
the
on
each
in
,
♦Loss,
77
:
.
.
of
dividend
a
"
will
cellation.—V.
442,727 tons
547,425 tons
—
-
Pay $1 Dividend—
of
distribtion
final
stockholders
1940
1941
of November—
\
,
announcement
second
cash payments
share of Cliffs Corp. stock and
of $4.75 for each share of Continental preferred stock.
Island
paid
was
total of $5 per share in 1941,
a
Manhattan Railway Co.—Stricken From List—
on
of
Month
Dividend
per share on
fund red. pref.
employees of this company and
are
,
p.
amount
/,
and
Sept. 15, last, as compared With $1.50 per share on Dec. 15, 1940.
The previous payment was a quarterly of $1.25 per share on March 25,
Liquidating Shares Inc.—Final Distribution—To DisDec. 18 said: "All
mines and smelters of this company operated at capacity throughout
solve—
'
the year and the production rate has been raised in an endeavor to
!77; Following approval by the courts, this corporation will i make a
satisfy the unprecedented war-time demands for nickel.
To increase
final distribution on Dec. 26 and the company will be dissolved shortly
its nickel production by 50,000,000 lbs. annually over its 1940 rate and
the reafter, it was announced.
thus make available a substantial additional supply, the company has
This corporation was organized early in 1940 to take over the assets
undertaken a production expansion program to be completed in 1943
of Continental
Shares, Inc., and since then has made distributions
involving
an
expenditure
of
approximately $35,000,000."—V.
154,
President,
Stanley, Chairman and
C,
$1.25
of
154, pZ 1005,
radio
a
York
New
service
Federal
holders
Wis.—Group Insurance
11
Dec.
like
A
Z
,
Mangel Stores Corp.—Accumulated Dividend—
"
Robert
been
operate
and
that
messages
$4,115,750
original program.
plan is being underwritten by the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. .on a
cooperative basis whereby the employees contribute fixed
amounts and the employer bears the balance of the entire net cost.
The affiliated companies which offered their employees the benefits
of the enlarged plan are Line Material Co. of N. Y., Inc., Line Mate¬
rial Co. of Pa., and Southern Line Material Co.—V. 154, p. 657.
1940, and in each of the three preceding quarters.—V.
.
29.
Nov.
pended from dealings on Sept. 25,
on
■
The
share 011 the
per
stock, payable Dec. 27 to holders
common
pares
154,
and a director,
of sales
charge
in
Mining Corp.—10-Cent Dividend—
International
The
McCormick..
the late Harold F.
the Board to succeed
of
elected Second Vice-President.—V.
Treasurer,
/
dividend
a
1938.—V.
Pierick,
S.
658.
the 7cumulative slnki. g
the
Judson F. Stone, for many years a director has been elected Chair¬
was
paid
15
announced that more than a
its affiliates throughout the
of the organization's group
program through which their total life insurance is increased from
about
$1,650,000
to
more
than
$2,850,000.
Also, under the
new
arrangement,
hospital expense and surgical operation benefits are
provided, while the sickness and accident benefits are not only in¬
creased, but their scope includes many employees not covered under
W.
thousand
country
,
amounting to 50 cents per share, was
Jan. 15, last, while on Jan,' 15, 1940,
154, p.
in 1940.—V.
has
to
Honolulu
of
Program Revised—
Chairman, Etc.—
cents per share
15 to holders of
50
Jan.
Company permission to establish direct radiotelegraph service between
New York and Moscow, Russia, it was announced last week.
All classes
The
Line Material Co., Milwaukee,
,
International Harvester Co.—New
to
:V.
1286.
152, p.
of
cents
on
on
record
25
closed.
be
circuit between New York and San Francisco and
//The
account
1277.
p.
V.
180;
p.
of
payable
of
Corp., Ltd.—Accumulated
Dec.
of
company
Formerly
the
$4,876,265
$671,380
$759,972
-1./..—
154,
Dividend
dividend
dividend
will not
preceding quarters, making
Honolulu
and
1941—9 Mos.—1940
1941—Month—1940
Period Ended Oct. 31—
—V.
secured convertible 7 %
gold notes, due Sept.
the first and refunding mortg.-ige 5%
gold bonds, due
205,423
Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co.—Pacific Service—
and
L.- Thompson
during
corporation
Sales
1932, the
1, 1932, and
Jan. 1, 1966,
st/'cken from the New York Stock Exchange, list.
These
weie
suspended from dealings on Sept. 25, 1940.—V. 153,
gold notes due Oct. 1,
the 10-year 6%
stock,
common
10-year
by
•/•'
,
Lincoln Stores, Inc.—October Sales Up—
List—
$7,727,824
and
•-,
Harland B. Tibbetts,
A.
Morse,
stock
Steel
holders
to
books
paid.—V.
on
against $2.121/a
as
the past nKnth has received orders for a
ordinary stock, payable Dec. 31 to holders of. record Dec. -5.
Including 7 total Of 70 oil-burning steam locomoti"es from the U. S. War Depart¬
the extra dividend of 22(6 cents and the interim dividends, of 10 cents
ment, and now is said to have a substantial backlog of engines for
each paid on March 31, June 30 and Sept.
30, last, total payments
delivery
in
1342.
The company, however, has
reserved adequate
In 1941 will amount to 62V2 cents per share, the same as in 1940.—
capacity to take care of further orders from American; carriers to
_V. 153, p. 1277.
meet traffic needs for next year/—V. 154, p. 1055.
The
«
•
Extra
both
$10,
distribution,
was
accumulations
of the three
Lima Locomotive Works, Inc.—Orders—
share has been declared on the
per
1941
In
extra
an
quarterly
par
transfer
common
company
account of
an entirely new
board is pursuant
elected
meeting
Election
company.
directors
S.
J.
Sands.—V.' 154,
H.
at
of
extra
extra
Commission
t
$7,035,217
—
Co.
declared
18
regular
stock,
The
MacKinnon
The
Realty Corp.—New Board of Directors—
board
the
31.
the
on
cents
40
agreement with the General Realty & Utilities Corp. who sold its
an
and
The last
/J
Forbes
&
Dec.
on
the ^common
on
dividend of 75 cents per share on the
a
244..-:/•77 V;,',■7;./// 7''/;'
p.
stockholders
The
-v seven-man
distributed on Dec. 15 to
In addition, 188 employees
bonus checks
in
employees
5,000
over
now
than
153,
Lefcourt
(N. Y;)—Bonus To Employees—
Horn & Hardart Co.
4,079
7,682,629
'
directors
share
per
payable Feb. 1 to holders of record Jan. 15.
A like
paid on this issue on Feb. 1, Aug. 1 and Oct. 28, 1940 and
was
1941.—V.
——
by 186,967 shares (par $10)
in 1940.—V. 153, p. 993.
Cents—
The
stock,
common
$41,116
6,984
$10)
MacAndrews
25
.
.
i
Corp.—75-Cent Dividend—
The directors have declared
year-end dividend of $1.20 per
share, payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 19. • Monthly distribu¬
tions of 15 cents per share were made during the current year, the
next one being payable on Dec. 26, next.
/•/
v.:-■
/♦;. Total payments for 1941 will be $3 per share, the same as paid
in 1940.—V. 154, p. 750. ■.
/./
directors on Dec.
$37,393
6,990,840
—
—
(par
record Dec.
77 Lee Rubber & Tire
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.—Year-End Div.—
The
s
.■
50
•
...■
v.
■///'"•//''/"■";
;Z"'!
*Represented
shares
.
$56,158
v;
41,769
"
154, p." 1264.
$7,727,824
♦Capital stock equity
ceqts per share was paid on Dec. 12 on the 7%
preference stock to holders of record Dec. 3.
A like
amount was paid on this issue on March 12, June 12 and Sept.
12,
last, making a total of $2 distributed in 1941.
Nothing was paid in
1940. •■/: /
,/:/ ,;7//Z77' V ///
■
/•'■■"•';.
Arrearages on the preference stock at Nov. 15, 1941, were said to
total $44.50 per, share.:—v. 151, p. 107. ;' 'i
s
,7 • 77-'77 7 ,77 ■ ■//'i /' .
'.'755
;
of
1,238
4..,—$7,035,217
—
red.
cumulative
$56,912
'/i 551
..
dividend
A
•'
6,275
16,357
1,875
Provision for Federal and State taxes.——
Langley's Limited—Pays 50-Cent Dividend—
;
35,003
35,000
2,917
2,917
$91,912
•
41,116
8,418
Dividend payable
the $3
of $1.50 on
•
Balance
37,393
21,174
;
Def. Federal capital stock tax—
'
initial dividend of 20 cents per share
an
semi-annual dividend
a
1,471,243
j.—
Dividends
cumulative preferred stock, both payable Dec. 29 to holders of record
Dec. 24.
The preferred dividend covers the period from June 1 to
Nov. 3.0, 1941.—V. 154, p. 433.
/■;!'■. /; /-y /V
•/• '//./7V 7/7
<•6,770
*
declared
directors have
the
on
$6,191,095
506,240
deposit for dividend payable.—
receivable
on
1940
$6,460,117
bank.—
Cash
dividend all dividends due on- the
Dec. 31, 1940, will have been piad.—
through
1941
x
cost—:
average
Cash in
..
.
at
—
*
.
Securities
current
the
stock
preferred
The
*
$85,143
$86,296
10,979
-
.
Assets—
share on
per
77 Lamson Corp. of Delaware—Initial Common Dividend
.
$7,957
-
546
dividend
a
1941—12 Mos.—1940
•.
„
Non-oper.
payment
V V. 154,
/$550,086 V, $554,094
343,566
354,512
2,936 / /> 31,385/. /' 33,772
.7,447
,/83,839
80,667
$44,622
26,281
'
23.
prior
1941—Month—1940
declared
16
preferred
7May 20, Aug. 22 and Nov, 25, last.
Co.—Earnings—
30-
Nov.
Dec.
on
stock, payable Dec. 30 to holders of record
Distributions of, $1 each were made on this issue on Feb. 25,
prior
$5
Dec.
i^;-3633.^^^yV';^^'"v
Haverhill Gas Light
directors
The
exceeding
issue not
to
company
bonds, to be delivered at par in
exchange for. a like principal amount of outstanding iirst mortgage
bonds which matured oh Dec. 1, 1941.—V. 143,
first
$20,400
14; r * r
t
losses
dividends paid over
and
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fj.r
t;i)■;,"!i: •(.;
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expenses—
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for the period.
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50
of
10
holders
2, last,
March
cents
of
share
per
record Dec.
and on Sept.
15, 1940, and
5.
was
A
paid on the capital stock on
similar distribution was made
3, 1940; 15 cents on May
15 cents on Jan. 2, 1940.
payments in 1941 amount to 20 cents per
cents in 1940.—V. 151, p. 1284.
share,
31, 1940;
as
10
compared
' V
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on
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to
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Tuesday, December 23; 1941
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1632
.
The
company
announced
1
Dec.
on
of their offices
removal
the
N. J., to 30 Broad St., New York, N. Y.
207 Market St., Newark,
from
to plan dated July 17, 1941, are now
ready for delivery accompanied by check in payment of 10% of the
principal amount thereof, upon presentation and surrender of the
respective deposit receipts issued therefor, together with re-delivery
receipt (Form A) thereto attached properly signed, to the City Bank
Farmers Trust Co., 22 William St., N. Y. City.^-V. 154, p. 753.
All
Abandonment—
ICC
The
affirmed
1
previous finding that the present
the
'
Thompson, trustee, of a branch line of railroad extending
Madison, approximately 29.5 miles, in Coffey and Green¬
Counties, Kansas.—V. 154, p. 1597.
from LeRoy to
wood
paid.—V.
151,
paid
a
Co.—Complaint Filed—
Mondakota Development
Securities
The
filing
of
seeking
and
Commission
Exchange
Dec.
provisions of the Securities Act
of 1933.
The defendants named in the complaint were John Wight,
Mondakota Development Co. (Mont.), E. A. Wight, and C. H. Braden.
v
The Commission in its complaint alleged that the common stock of
the
defendant
corporation
was
being sold without a registration
statement covering it being in effect under the Securities Act.
- > v
in violation of
pany
on
Coal
Jan.
incorporation the common stock
from shares without par value
value of $10 on a share-for-share basis.—
amendment to its certificate of
company has
been changed
this
shares
into
V.
154,
having
1192..
p.
par
a
New
Oct.
To All New Insurance
bert
B.
this
company
increased
was
from
Lewis
.
.
W.
Douglas,
President,
Dec.
on
IaV Pacific Mills—50-Cent Dividend—
Dec.
On
the
8
be
applied,
to
civilians
The
certain
in
the
the armed forces, and
subject to war risks.
clause provisions to all appli¬
war
same
regardless of age or sex.
cants,
Under
the
clauses
war
under
applied the company's liability,
be
to
after Dec. 20, will be reduced in the case of losses
resulting from military or naval services, and under certain other
specified conditions.
The present situation, said Mr. Douglas, demands
that
every
possible safeguard be taken to protect the interests of
existing policy holders in the Mutual Life.
policies written
-H. B. Cadwell Made Assistant to Vice-President—
The company has announced the appointment of H. B. Cadwell as
Assistant to the Vice-President and Manager of Agencies at the com¬
pany's home office in New York City. ""For the past five years Mr.
Cadwell has served as Manager of the company's agency at Oakland,
Calif.
His new appointment becomes effective on Jan.
1.—V. 154,
«
1494.
p.
Liquidating Co.—Suspended From Dealings—
($100 par) has been
.suspended from dealings on the New York Stock Exchange as a liqui¬
dating dividend is being paid.—V. 154, p. 1192.
5%
none
»
■
4
154,
;?:-V
f.'/
1102.
p.
stock, series "A"
cumulative preferred
all
directors have declared
The
Nash-Kelvinator Corp.—Lays Off
amount
each
cents
distributed
was
dividend of 10 cents per share on the
a
Mr.
30,
The
be
Mines
Patino
last,
V.
37 V2
\v
•
1941, that the
estimated
profit, before providing for United States and Bolivian
taxes, amounted to £568,257 (equivalent to U. S. $2,292,916) plus
32,379,895 bolivianos; and estimated net profit after taxes amounted
to £464,911 (equivalent to U. S. $1,875,915) plus 13,925,805 boliviianos.
This
compares
with net profit of
£203,028 (equivalent to U. S.
$819,217) plus 22,231,642 bolivianos after taxes for the same period
nine
the
for
Production
1940.
Tin
1940.
as
concentrates
in
ended
Sept.
1941,
30,
To Pay Dividend of 50
•
130
emplqyed at the Racine plant on a defense production
will be
men
The
>
The
directors
;
on
per
record
declared
have
share
Dec. 31.
cents
the
the
quarterly dividend of 15
payable Jan. 15 to holders of
•-
i
*
special distribution of 40 cents per share was made on Dec.. 15,
.A
last.—V.
154,
p.
1530.
Payment will be made
;
Artists Service Sold To
National Broadcasting Co.
of
cents
50
Jan.
on
1941.—V.
15,
154,
1599.
p.
,
V
concert
and
Alfred
to
four
H,> Morton,
veteran
NBC
D.
formed—the National Concert & Artists
Corp.—to 'carry on the business. It will occupy offices at 711 Fifth
Ave., N. Y. City, with branch offices in Chicago, Hollywood and San
Francisco.
The sale will be effective Jan. 1, 1942. :
'
Samuel
L.
Ross
will
be
the
new
organization's Secretary and
Treasurer.—V.
154, p. 961.
.
7
A
new
will
company
oper.
revenues
oper.
expenses™
National Oil Products
The
Net
The directors have declared
an
extra
income
Equipment rents (net)_
facil.
Net ry. oper.
Other
Sept.
on
15,
years.—V.
last,
154,
which
961.
dividend of five cents per share
the
was
first
payment
made
in
more
directors
have
declared
a
dividend
stock and a dividend of
stock, both payable Jan.
preferred
preferred
on
of
$1
per
directors
The
interest
on
on
Great
Dec.
the
$480,679
5,510
96,431
69,586
25
8
5%
declared
income
to
be
and payable
due
at
the
An
on
of
the
Philco
With
the
mailed
v.;
the
by
trustee.—V.
will
60 cents per
amount
to
154,
1940.—Vi
755.
p.
share, com¬
' \
-
1941—11 Mos.—1940
1941—Month—1940
in
$4,968,396
1941 totaled 118, as
$6,260,287
$566,227
operation
Nov. 30,
on
announced
for
rates
20 hours
of
a
bonus
year-end
its
for
4,800
*
em¬
Payment is to be one week's pay of 40
those employed one year, and half of one
23."
Dec.
at basic
rates
since Jan.
for those employed
154, p. 547.
154,
16 announced
Dec.
on
pay
increase of 5 to 10%
of employees."" New* working hours are
official said. -Two shifts are now in operation.
v'1".'"-1-'
1271.
p.
a
number
an
'-./.V*
"'V
/
Dividend—
directors
cents
per
of
on
^
,,
.
declared
12
Dec.
a
regular
quarterly
dividend
of
share on the common stock and the regular semi-annual
55
cents per share on the 5'/a% cumulative convertible
'
438.
v
,
:•
.
*'
..
•<
Co.
Wichita Falls,
of
Texas,
one
of the largest independent
producing companies in north Texas, according to
of the latter."—V. 154, p. 1384.
John F. O'Donohue,
Division Moves to New Plant—
that
stated
12
Dec.
within
the
past
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—Earnings—
few
Division
Battery
acquisition of the
and
be
has
(
151,
the
,
Period End. Nov. 30—
Gross
sales
are
increased
mounting
rapidly as
154,
as
production can be stepped up,
1193.
p.
,
1941—Month—1940
$246,046
$553,423
169,631
77,939
67,520
67,544
Operating
60,537
$124,990
$117,989
116,855
114,407
'.'•v.
234,960
$8,135
$3,582
$14,969
expenses
Net
earnings
Interest, depreciation & •
dividends
—V.
*
—
-
1941—2 Mos.—1940
$270,473
Taxes
new plant, Philco's battery production
to three times what they formerly were,
concluded.—V.
announcement
■
earnings
Surplus
trustee,
will
on
previous.—V. 154, p. 662.
considerable
Producers
tinuously.
facilities have been
Checks
dated
Storage
books of the company in the custody of First National Bank of Mobile,
2199.
.
$1,010,890
has moved to a much
larger plant of its own in Trenton, N. J.
The building is of brick,
steel and glass, with saw-tooth and monitor roof construction.
700
feet in length, the plant is so arranged that all operations are on a
single level.
The plant layout has been designed to permit a con¬
tinuous flow of production from the raw materials at one end to the
finished
product at the other.
A complete chemical, physical and
electrical laboratory is an integral part of the plant, so that research
for quality control and development work may be carried on con¬
Dec. 27,
2\'\ %
announcement
weeks
1495.
of
rate
$3,098,287
.
Philco Corp.—Battery
Ry. Co.—Interest Pay¬
debentures
i
**■.
-
share
Shell Union Oil Corp.—Acquisition by Subsidiary— W
A disptach from Fort Worth, Texas, states that "the Shell Oil Co.,
Inc., a subsidiary, has paid in excess of $2,250,000 cash, or in excess
of $500 a share, for the 4,500 outstanding shares of stock of Petroleum
1,150
1,250
■
$201,160
$260,095
1303.
p.
1
,■
and loss.
154,
in
stores
corporation
v.-154, p.
y
to
per
preferred stock, both payable Jan. 1 to holders of record Dec.rl5.
A distribution of 25 cents per share was made on the common stock
on
Oct. 1, last,
as compared with 35 cents in preceding quarters.—
$201,160 ? $3,099,537 j $1,012,040.
inc..
transfer
basic
dividend
274,008
270,985
cents
President
33V3
Northern
bal
profit
—"V.
principal amount of said debentures outstanding, said interest
to be paid to the registered holders of said debentures as the same
appear, at the close of business on Dec. 22, 1941, upon registration
Ala.
482,033
$260,095
Disposition of net
the
Mobile,
471,157
_r.~_
Net income
ment—
1941,
34,089
$537,638
6,558
inc.
of
considered,
mon
515,348
544,322
15
of
dividend
a
Seven-Up Bottling Co., St. Louis, Mo.- -25-Cent Com-
6%
share on the
the $2 preferred stock were paid.—V. 154, p.
Orleans
New
42,529
_
from
Fixed charges
cents per share on the $2
2 to holders of record Dec. 20.
hike
amounts
were
paid in each of the three preceding quarters.
Previously;' quarterly dividends of $1.50 on the 6% preferred stock
and 50 cents
—V.
p.
New England Power Association—Preferred Divs.—*•
The
income
1941
for
cents
year
a
pay
"a
being
$446,590
%
deducts,
Inc,
,
66,599
$495,110
income-
income
Misc.
regular dividend of 10 cents per share, both payable Dec. 30 to
of record Dec. 15.
A distribution of 10 cents per share was
20
80,375
.;l(
Savage Arms Corp.—Wages Increased—
930,894
12,617
47,100
(net)
rents
.
1942.
10,
55
payable
at
The
Operating
holders
made
accruals..
tax
Railway
Total
National Tool Co., Cleveland, Ohio—Extra Dividend—
than
g
$7,247,356
2,205,474
$817,705 $10,069,439
224,141
3,215,028
$726,688
171,861
revenue
oper.
declared
have
company
The
company
a
1941—11 Mos.—1940
$2,888,303 $35,814,667 $30,005,538
2,070,598 25,745,228 22,758,182
$3,205,804
2,479,117
for
Co.—Wage Dividend—
has paid Christmas bonuses to employees ranging
from $10 to $50 each, it was recently announced.—V. 154, p. 1381.
and
-
1416.
154, p.
$734,623
hours
be
Joint
'
,
;
in November topped those of October
1 and prior to June 23, this year.—V.
1941—Month—1940
Period Ended Nov. 30—
Total
Total
Tpthill, O. O. Bottorff and Marks Levine,
S.
executives.
•
:
.
Operations Up—
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.—Bonus To Employees—
Marquette Ry.—Earnings—
Pere
President, on Dec. 12 announced the sale of NBC's
talent divisions—including Civic Concert Service, Inc.—
1
• .:
Corp.—15-Cent Dividend—
distributions
number
week's
Niles Trammell,
154, p. 437.'
-v.-'
stock, payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec.-10, and
of like amount, payable March 31 to holders of
March
ployees,
;
A
Executives—
Feb. 20.—V.
•••
•
of 37V2
payable Feb. 28
dividend
with
The
quarterly dividend
special dividend of $2 on Feb. 15, last, and a
1940. • • •"
r,
/•
the usual> quarterly dividend
in October.—V.
directors
against 111
A dividend of $1 per share has been declared on the common stock,
payable Jan. 15 to holders of record Dec. 20.
A like amount was paid
on
Oct. 15, last, as compared with 75 cents on April 15 and July 15,
a
record
Sales
y;
last;
in
declared
also
period Ended Nov. 30—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—$1 Dividend—
20, last.
19 and Oct.
July
on
$1.25
Rose's 5,10 & 25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales-
;.
last,
and
Vy.
cents per
25
paid on the common stock in 1941 amounted to $1.75
Cable
common
The
V
extra dividend of
an
share on the $1.50 dividend preferred stock,
further
pared
of 50 cents per share.
rate
special dividend of 30 cents per share was paid on Oct. .28,
50 cents on June 5,
' ■
A
The
the
Total
record Dec. 24.
the
paid
were
against
as
against $292,205
regular
stock,
capital
at
like amount.—
of
V
by 23.4%, Fred H. Rohr, President, announced on Dec. 13.
On Dec. 1,
the company had 1,360 employes, against 1,183 on Nov. I. • /;•>
Deliveries and completed work in November amounted to $360,744,
share,
compared with 25 cents on Sept. 30, last;
60 cents on Jan. 15, 1941.—V. 154, p. 546.
Corp.—Regular Dividend—
National Bond & Share
funds
declared
15
Operations of this corporation
was
a
per
payment
quarterly
Rohr Aircraft Corp.—November
in that cur¬
included in
2s. 6d.
of
usual
Dec.
on
directors
per
record
dividend
a
the
to
the
common
quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on the common
payable Jan. 20 to holders of record Jan. 10.
Extras of
holders of
to
Cents—
declared
12
Dec.
on
United States
as
;
directors
payable Dec. 30 to holders of
in
order, according to R. A. De VIieg, General Manager.—-V. 154,, p. 1266.
•
20,000,000 bolivianos of the surplus
period
declared
.
each
cents
share,
Rome
sold for U. S. $400,000 and this amount is not
profit figures given above.
was
dollar
the
a
both
The
valued
was
i
>
regular quarterly dividend of 37'/2
stock, payable Jan. 2 to holders of
extra of'37V2* cents per share was paid on Oct. 1,
An
directors
cents
in inventory at £250 per ton as against £245 at
ythe close of the 1940 period; the present price of tin in England is
approximately £258 and has remained around this level for a cone
period
>
theatre
the
to
661.
Total dividends
per
against 9,160 tons for the same period
in transit at the close of the. 1941
11,806 long tons of fine tin,
in
months
20.
This
will
.
function as General Manager under
1103. Ayy •'•yyy
,'v
Yy-''.y y-,'
p.
the
on
addition
p.
and
stock,
(Inc.)—
Consolidated
Enterprises
&
.
:
:
Rochester Button Co.—Extra Distribution of 25 Cents
.: The
Company reports for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
During the
and
Dec.
in
154,
paid
'.*V-
be
continue
have
share
per
share
Earnings—
will
will
directors
cents
to workers as their
share
of the company's profits for
1941, in addition to a special
Christmas payment of $7,500,
under the compensation plan, it was
recently announced.—V. 154, p. 1530.
will
$35,000
totaling
dividends
and
Picture'and Theatre companies.
operations under one head who
President.
'
elected a Vice-President' of
the
p Rath Packing Co.—37%-Cent Dividend— *
record
Wage
Koerner
to
Kingsberg.—V. 154,
30 to
Sept.
on
Package Machinery Co.—Wage Dividends—
rency
shortage of metals
a
on Dec.
financial
all
responsible
Charles
29, 1940.—V. 154, p. 962.
March 30 and June
1,700—
materials, 1,100 employees of the
body making plant at Milwaukee and 600 at the Kenosha plant were
laid off on Dec. 17.
• X.,'"vv;V:
The company indicated that auto production will be resumed Jan.
5 with curtailed crews as the result, of the reduced quotas.
Around
to
Etc.—
Corp.—New Treasurer,
President,
including the
centralize
directly
companies
holders of record Dec. 22.
A like
last, as compared with 15 cents
on March
31 and June 30, last; 20 cents on Jan. 27, 1941; 10
each on Sept. 30 and Dec.
28, 1940, and 20 cents each on
payable Dec.
stock,
common
subsidiaries
will
move
siderable period.
Due
—
his
of
iy
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.—10-Cent Dividend—
in
Nabco
The
p.
Kingsberg who will continue as Executive Vice-President of
Keith-Albee-Orpheum Corp. and will be elected President of the other
theatre companies including RKO Proctor.1 Corp., RKO Midwest
Corp., RKO Orpheum Corp. and RKO Service-'Corp/-'-:r• V(y»' •:i>'
Leon Goldberg, now Treasurer of the RKO theatre companies, was
elected Treasurer of the parent company and will serve as Treasurer
29 to holders of record Dec. 26.
A dis¬
paid on March 10, June 10 and Sept. 10,
amount was
like
since.—V.
particularly
groups
1940.:.
amount to $1.75 per share, the same
and July 1,
1
1941 will
1103.
in
154,
to
Malcolm
to members of
15,
age
extends
move
new
had announced that such war clauses would
company
beginning Dec.
1940.—V.
29
16 announced the first steps
plan for realigning the RKO organization. N. Peter Rathvon
has been elected a Vice-President of the parent company.
■
All
theatre
activities will be
consolidated under the direction of
declared a dividend of 50 cents per share on the
payable Dec.
stock,
tribution of
effective
affected.
way
cents on
on April
each
payaments
dividend
a
Dec.
RKO
war
The purpose of imposing the war clause, he stated,
is to avoid subjecting present policy holders to the inclusion of exces¬
sive risk on new business taken during the war period.
no
1940
/
160,784 tons
cents per share paid on April
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
be
announced that,
17
payable
George J. Schaefer,
in
Taylor, Sales and Advertising Manager; and Hays MacFarland,
of MacFarland, Aveyard & Co., Chicago.
-
clauses will be included^ in all new life insur¬
ance policies issued by that company to both male and female appli¬
cants of all ages.
Policies already in force, Mr. Douglas said, are in
midnight, Dec. 20,
•-
cents
25
in
five
Charles B.
special election was called to name a board member to replace
the late Charles B. Hill, Sr.—V. 154, p. 154;
^ ••:•;^ *• » ; ■,<)"/',
1937;
Applicants—
last, 87 Va
1,
and
16 at a special meeting of the stockholders.
Hill, Jr., Plant Superintendent; Her¬
Dec.
on
include
directors
of
directors
of
board
The
The directors have
York—Extends War
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
1941''
"
of 62 Va cents per share on
holders of record Dec. 19.
1, July 1 and
Dec. 28, 1940, 37 Mt cents on Oct. 1, 1940,
declared
have
with 37^
Northwestern 'Yeast- Co.—New Directors-1-
1
common
Clauses
Z
217,368 tons;
stock,
compares
Total
to seven members
■;
•
•
'
Pay Dividend of 62%-Cents—
common
This
The
Muskogee Co.—Par Value of Stock Changed—
By
of
>*v
"
.
directors
Tfte
the
as
■
mined
To
.1
1942.
1,
President
;
November—
of
Oil
Co.—Production—
Pond Creek Pocahontas
Month
.
P- 1382-
,/
registration
the
share
per
Pursuant to the provisions of the trust indenture
dated as of July 1, 1937, relating to said bonds, no transfers of bonds
shall be registered on the registration books kept by the trustee during
the
10
days next preceding said
interest payment date.—V.
154,
the
announced
10
cents
15
last,
1,
Jan. 1, 1942, on the outstanding first collateral lien bonds
due July 1, 1957.
Fixed interest of l>/2% on said bonds is also pay¬
^
complaint in the U. S; District Court at Butte, Mont.,
enjoin the further sale of the common stock of this com¬
a
to
Oct.
on
payable
able
.
of
1942, to
2,
paid
was
V
•,
Co. .^announce a
Christmas bonus of one-half a month's salary to employes with them
more than a year and one week's salary for those employed less than
a
year.
The bonus applies to the men who have been drafted or
enlisted,—V. 154, p. 1495.
; .
/
■
Lake
Big
subsidiary,
its
and
company
.
706.
p.
dividend
a
payable Jan.
amount
like
A
\
Plymouth Oil Co.—To Pay Christmas Bonus—
holders of record De- 19,
as compared wich 10
cents in preceding quarters.
Total payments in 1941 were 45 cents
per share, as against 30 cents in 1940.
y?'.yy'
The directors also declared a payment of income interest of
1V2%,
dividend of 25 cents per share on the
common stock to holders of record Nov. 26.,..This was the first distri¬
bution made on this issue since Nov. 15, 1940, when 20 cents was
The company on Dec. 10
-
declared
have
stock,
capital
1941.
Corp.—25-Cent Dividend—
Service
Public
Missouri
t
•>
directors
The
the
'
of schedule.
ahead
month
a
In September, 1941, the Philco Corp. received additional fuze orders
totaling $1,570,000, work on which will be started in the near future,
along with that on the order just announced.—-V. 154, p. 1193,,;
This
North Texas Co.—15-Cent Dividend—Interest Pay't—
A.
Guy
deposited pursuant
permit abandonment by
and necessity
public convenience
future
and
'
Dec.
on
bonds
than
more
Niquero Sugar Co.—Bonds Ready For Delivery
New
Missouri Pacific RR.—Offices Moved—
$492,955
f.
146,713
133,863
112,711
$249,929,
$233,531
r' - ■ - -'
228,902
$4,629
154, p. 1496.
Southern Natural Gas Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
11
directors have declared the regular quarterly dividend of 25
per share on the common stock, payable Dec. 31 to holders of
record Dec. 26.
A year and two years ago, the company had paid
special dividends of 25 cents each in addition to the usual quarterly
The
cents
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.—To Pay,
Special Year-End Dividend—
The
of
50
directors
cents
per
on
Dec.
share
on
holders of record Dec.
Distribution
cents;
V.
June
154,
2
made
and
19,
to
the common
1941.
2,
year
cents
a
>
.
are
each;
•
.
New
The
Process
directors
as
follows:
and
Dec.
March. 3,
1,
60
40
cents.—
■
declared
a
dividend
of
$2
per
•
share
on
the
'
no
stock, payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 19.
This
with 50 cents per share paid on May 1, Aug. 1 and Nov. 1,
par common
compares
last;
three
$1.25
per
share
on
Dec.
preceding quarters.—V.
27,
1940,
151, p.
completed
ahead
well
of
schedule
on
one
dividends
and
3751.
50
cents
in
each
"y
of
the
of 25
cents
share.—V.
154,
192.
&
for
Co.—$2 Year-End Dividend—
have
neany
Corp.
fuzes
in the amount of $1,652,346, it was announced on Dec. 15 by James
T. Buckley, President.
Chief uses of the M-48 fuze are in ammuni¬
tion for 75 mm. field guns, 75 mm. howitzers, three inch seacoast
gunS, and 105 mm. howitzers.
Each of the M-48 fuzes contains 40
has
and operations about to begin on a second order, Philco
just been awarded a third order for M-48 point-detonating
This
;
deliveries
separate
special year-end dividend
stock, payable Dec. 29, 1941, to
v
.
..
<
-
this
50
Production of Fuzes Stepped Up—
With
order
1941, declared
date
Sept.
798.
p.
17,
;
13
parts.
corporation
different fuze
Production
months
in
centrating
ing
on
an
sub-contracting
with
nine other
manufacturers
assembly parts.
of fuzes has
the
stepped up rapidly at Philco
been
in recent
factory that a year ago was con¬
the manufacture of chassis for radio sets.
After receiv¬
metal-stamping
educational
an
awarded
1940.
is
order
Deliveries
order
for
on
for
fuzes
this
in
5,000
the
order
early in 1940, Philco was
of $2,060,525 in November,
completed within two weeks,
fuzes
amount
will
be
per
p.
Equipment Trusts Certificates
Awarded—No Public Offering—A syndicate headed by
Southern Pacific Co.
The First Boston
—
Corp. and including Harriman Ripley
Co., Inc., F. S. Moseley & Co. and Kidder, Peabody &
Co. on Dec. 19 were awarded an issue of $4,430,000 one
to
10 year
2%% equipment:trust certificates at 100 and
interest, plus a premium of $100.
There was no public
offering as the issue was placed privately.
The
tween
awarding
the
of
issue at this price followed negotiations be¬
and the company after the latter refused to
the
syndicate
■,
,
-the bankers clgino) bid of "o.^s for 2!/2S
bidding on. Dec. 18.
At that time two
Hauey, Stuart <k C^., Inc., 9».<so9 ior 2Vas,
and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, 99 for 2 Vis.
The specific reason
for the Southern Pacific's action on Dec. 18
in
not
making the award to the highest bidder immediately after
opening the bids was said to be the sudden realization by one of
the ^certificates
award
made
through
other bids
the
officials
several
funds
head
and
istrator
months
the
to
munication
the
in
ago
Federal
Jones,
Jesse
of
on
154,
there
the
hog
1941-42
will
It
year.
be
United
estimated
is
Brokers
production
increased
that
Jan.
The
1,
to
the
heaviest
of
United
is
the
Co.—Interest—
Gas
called
Southern
to
that
fact
and
on
sider
be
Dec.
24
company
will
upon
lien
6%
of
Nov.
Lives and Granting Annuities,
$1.50 per $50 principal amount of the bonds to which such coupons
attached.
This represents 3%
on, the principal amount of
the
surrender of
the
pay
are
numbered
coupons
11 attached
to its first
Period
income bonds, dated as of June 1, 1936, at the principal office
Pennsylvania
bonds.—V.
for Insurances
Co.
148,
2444.
p.
."
such
of
Standard Brands Inc.—New
S.
Adams
admin,
and
Mr.
Officer.
Adams
V:; V1
Chairman
comes
—V.
154, p.
1496.
'
6,818,751
The
Bank
National
Chase
1966
company
are
7,918,962
7,973,452
7,844,666
definitive
2,111,655
550,532
2,170,138
762,441
3,070,591
647,590
Other
the
of
with
of the
the
largest
1,114,363
26,279,708
16,195,1^8
13,493,277
______
1,133,820
1,413,678
1,457,681
530,195
944,706
837,036
taxes_,
7,971,687
3,010,164
2,081,187
campaign
advertising
saies
ri.v.'- American countries.
The campaign will
1
*
.
i
10,826,470
9,117,373
*4,308,829
—
income
charges
10,826,470
357,014
1,204,150
10,321,523
8,882,150
share
per
held
Dec.
on
Oct.
on
McNeill
&
7,105,020
7,104,131
*3,493,978
7,103,259
5,921,761
$3.01
5,921,761
$1.89
5,920,535
Wage
year;
•V.
154, -p.
154,
1271.)—V.
1496.
p.
,
*
.
!
-
and
cludes
.
$1.74
y.
'Real
y-■■■
.v,
?
v»
i:L
*
•
X:
,
.*•
'
,74.3
'
i
•V
Notes
First
annually
beginning
May
1,
1942.
This
saving.
the year, the company settled its claims
refund of processing and floor stock
the Agricultural Adjustment Act, and
its liability
for windfall taxes under Title III of the 1936 Revenue
Act.
The joint settlement of these two claims was reached with the
refunding
>
accomplished
Government Ciaim—During
against the Government for
taxes
paid in 1933-35 under
the reserve
to surplus.
fore,
heretofore
been
carried
for
this
item
has been
xVV-X'-'r..--been
Taxes—Provision has
ing to $4,419,585.
ub'oy, McNeill &
have
for in the latter act.
of internal Revenue as provided
Bureau
made for
Federal
income
taxes
Libby—In
previous
annual
reports
Tnere-
restored
X--v
amount¬
stockholders
obligation under the Consent Decree
Libby.
In compliance with the
court's order, this was accomplished during 1941.
The proceeds were
$7,636,000 less than the value at which the investment was carried,
and this loss has been charged off during the year.
v y
Indictments—In
various parts of the country, grand juries have
sell
to
its
stock
individuals
and
Libby,
McNeill <&
against
companies, trade associations
in other activities, charging
In some cases, Swift <&
of its officers and employes have been included.
returning
been
in
indictments
in
business,
as
well
as
them.with violations of the Anti-Trust Laws.
and
Co.
It
some
should
be
made
clear
those
that
indictments
are
returned
by
opportunity to hear only one side of a
case that involves complicated factual and economic problems.
Grand
jury inquiries are in no sense trials, and guilt is not- established by
grand juries
Tne
been
whicn have had
action.
their
"
officers
and
,
executives of Swift &
•
.
Co., without
vigilant in insisting on strict compliance with the
laws.
Neither Swift & Co., its officers, nor
exception, have
Anti-Trust and
employes have
conspired with anyone to violate the Sherman
Anti-Trust Act or any other law.
Directors of Swift & Co. have full confidence that when these cases
all
in
other
any
way
agreed or
169,602
121,154
$399,999
$719,052
$813,625
of
litigation
connection
in
with
balance
due
Earned surplus
95,196,616
—
r
stock
12,555,767
—__
6,009,798
154,
1940.—V.
and
At
a
12,555,767
86,270,041
■
welfare
11,459
5,437
2,853
159,240
—
...
251.083
1,806,275
—
1,754,185
5,618,394
$3,681,055
$4,084,480
of
$4,007,718
in
and
1940
in
$3,976,396
1939.
;
Co;> of
only
reso¬
by the board of directors of United Shipyards,
directing a fourth distribution of 10 cents per
adopted
dissolution,
Trust
total
The
152,
New
at the Commercial National Bank
A stock
York,
agent,
as
presentation
upon
of
to
be
paid on
receipts
for
after
and
class
A
Dec.
for
stock
%
noted above as well as the three previous distributions.
of
aggregate
the
four
distributions
3666.
p.
amounts
to
$12.50.—
,7:7.,:%;
>.
&
Mfff.
Co.—10-Cent
Extra
directors
share
Dec.
\
the
Jan.
1940
Dec.
on
17
declared
f'
extra
Dec.
•/..
States Lines Co.
First
an
dividend
regular quarterly dividend of 25
15 to holders of record
or 1941.—V. 152, j>. 1145.
,tV
The
Bank
National
of
25
cents per
31.
No
was
>
.*•
••
cents
share,
extra
7 ^
per
both
paid
V '.
.
..
i
(Nev.)—Transfer Agent—
of
Jersey City has been appointed coagent for 1,500,000 shares of the 7% preferred stock.—V. 154,
transfer
1385.
p.
Traction
United
held on Dec. 12, the stockholders approved
the directors involving the acquisition of the
Southern Asbestos Co. and also the creation of
Co.,
Albany,
N.
Y.—Reorganization
Plan—
A
of
plan
tentatively
154, p, 1384.
See also V.
the
and
United
meeting
of
& Guaranty Co.-^-Extra Div,-^
United States Fidelity
Co.—Expansion Approved—
trust.
1,125,000
12,437
the provisions of the plan of complete liquidation,
to
were
during
of
assets
fixed
a
(non-current)
the distribution
v.
1600.
Malleable
on
special
$6,644,700
1,125,000
.//;•
7
.7
V-; Holders Of class A stock who have not received distributions Nos.
1, 2 and 3 should present their certificates at once in order to receive
313,980,381 314,279,331
p.
recommendations
$6,644,700
—....
endorsement of such payment.
15 declared an extra dividend of 10 cents per
dividend of 15 cents per share, both payable
Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 20.
On Sept. 30, last, a distribution
of 15 cents per share was made, as compared with 10 cents in each
of the three preceding quarters.—V. 154, p. 548, 1007.
Thermoid
$4,084,480
/C-'\;
1941,
19,
regular
a
9,636
$3,681,055
-
depreciation
in
payable
directors
and
309,608
4,035
share to the holders of class
% 452,045
5,767,000
Dividend—
share
233,681
277,018
depreciation of $102,952,925 in 1941 and $99,593,912
Haute
Terre
136 665
221,811
assets...
^
Pursuant
Inc.,
Drl,S28,837 Drl,842,721
-
1
143,900
6,158,440
lutions
;
Tdtaf i-l*.
: "■
59,067
,
United Shipyards, Inc. (N. Y.)—Distribution No. 4—
10,200,000
1,073,352
5,767,000
reserves
■'a
,
1
mortgage loan—
1.000,000
decline
for inventory price
414,632
360,923
*■'.'•.•
1
—
payable
8,314,386
-companies—
v
.1
other
and
3680.
p.
1,250,000
affiliated
1939
$2,921,190
tRepresented by 900,000 no par shares.
{Book value of wholly owned
liquidating company
(after deducting reserve equal to amount of
operating losses and write-down since date of acquisition).—V. 150,
2,849,134
6,928,487
currently
1940
$2,652,809
20,556
Total
873,281
2,913,845
of
with
;
the
with
settlement
tax
!.
receivable
(
3X
Deficit
6,830,600
2,700,000
—
payments
accounts
72,898
tConsolidated.
Subsidiary company
...
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities—
11,250,000
—
—
reorganization (with amendments to Nov. 24, 1941)
approved by the United States District Court for
of
District
Northern
New
York
on
Nov.
24,
1941,
and
it
directed
was
the
that
Carnegie Ewen, Reorganization Manager, mail copies to all known
bondholders for their approval; also that the plan be submitted to the
Public Service Commission of New York for that body's approval.
Wm.
Stocks, Inc.—$1.85 Dividend—
Tobacco & Allied
declared a dividend of $1.85 per share on the
common
stock, payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 23.
This
compares with $1 per share paid on June 12 and Oct. 15, last; $2.25
on Dec. 27,
1940, and $1 on May 15, 1940—V. 154, p. 549.
The
directors
have
The
be
can
and
The
directors
have
declared
a
dividend
of
50
depositaries
cents
per
share 011
Previ¬
Trust
stock, payable Jan. 2 to holders of record Dec. 22.
common
on
at this
7
Co.,
Transcontinental
Western
&
of ownership
President
The
ago,
of
sale,
a
Air, Inc.—Acquisition-
The
2.
and
Union Metal
SEC
P.
M.
has
on
been
be
were
in
mailed
to
the hands of
thethe
Jan.
19,
1942.
approved
by
the
following
bondholders'
pro¬
Consolidated
for
Eugene
V. Coffey, Counsel.
Committee for United
Committee
3.
Traction
Co.
4%%
Consolidated
W. Morton,
Nachtmann,
'
for
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds of Troy City Ry.—
Chairman; Albert E. Cluett, William C. Feathers,
William Leroy Shields and Edgar C.
Stillman,
Murphy, Aldrich, Guy & Broderick, Counsel.
4.
Bondholders Committee of Albany Railway Mortgages—William
Van A. Waterman, Chairman;, George A. Rogers and Thomas P. Ward,
E.
Sheary,
Beach
Marshall,
Parker,
Bratter
&
Manufacturing Co.—Delisting Hearing—
16 that a hearing has been set for Jan. 7
at its Cleveland Regional Office, on the
application of company to
withdraw its common stock
(no par), from listing and registration
on
the
Cleveland Stock Exchange.
The application stated, among
other things, that there has been only a small amount of trading in
the security on the Cleveland Stock Exchange and that the manage¬
ment of the company is of the opinion that if the stock is withdrawn
lrom listing and registration, the over-the-counter markets will pro¬
vide trading facilities.—V. 153, p. 113.
The
4
Albany
Frank
St. Louis to Detroit, via Cincinnati, Dayton
coast-to-coast system at St. Louis and
.
must
Counsel.
taps TWA's
154, p. 1059.
acceptance
Bonds—Morgan B. Griswold, Chairman; Seth
Germain Savage and George W. Wriston, Martin T.
B.
leasing arrangement under which TWA has been
route extends from
Toledo
The
Mortgage
Civil Aeronautics Board several weeks
S.
and
plan
Committee
Ewen,
announced Dec. 16 by Jack Frye,
operating over Marquette's 564-rnile route.
The CAB transferred the
certificate of public convenience and necessity to TWA and the route
is
now
formally absorbed in TWA's transcontinental system, Frye
Dayton.—V.
6.
named in the plan, the National Commercial Bank
Albany, N. Y., and the National City Bank, Troy, N. Y.,
Mortgage Bonds of United Trac¬
tion * Co.—Harold
E.
Downing,
Chairman;
Robert
H.
McCart hy,
Nathaniel
F.
Glidden,
Charles E.
McElroy and William
Carnegie
TWA.
terminates
of bonds
before it
tective committees:
of the former Marquette Airlines to Trans¬
authorized by the
Dec.
on
before
or
This
1.
Transfer
of
bondholders
ously the company paid 40 cents each quarter, the last payment
rate having been made on Oct. 1, 1941.—V. 154, p. 60.
approved by the court.
the plan and forms of acceptance
finally
Copies
the
must have the approval of 66%% of each class
the approval of the Public Service Commission
plan
involved
Torrington Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
continental & Western Air, Inc., was
informed of company's
*20,000
139,737
payable
Notes
important interest
an
*11,787
129,675
etc._
taxes
1
The
business.
this year,
$1,250,000
mature
362,880
stock
150,000,000
13,674,151
debentures
Treasury
.8
Since the company's total dollar
volume
the total dollars Swift & Co. paid
to
agricultural producers as well as to employes and other groups
listed in the tabulation increased substantially.
- ,
1
Refinancing—The $25,000,000 first mortgage sinking fund 3%%
bonds due May 15, 1950, were retired in May, 1941., through the issue
of $12,500,000 20-year 234% debentures due May 1, 1961, and $12,500,000 serial debentures on which the annual interest rates range from
.35%
for one year to 2.05%
for the 10-year maturity.
The serial
debentures
293.511
stock
Notes
12,5ob"66o
i
processing taxes, etc.
first mortgage bondsmortgage bonds called for redemption—
resp.
7.2
1.1
local
tCommon
25,000,000
;-X-
fund
precentages do not show the total number of dollars paid by
Swift & Co. to these groups.
This total varies with the total dollar
company's
increased 32%
150,000,000
for income taxes—
Reserve
These
of
175,437
276,668
$467,744
litigation,
and
"After
liabilities
Provision
in
.
volume
49,536
Liabilities—
.
313,980,381 314,279,331
bonds
debentures——__———
"After reserve for
This analysis shows how average sales dollar was shared.
By far
the largest share of the dollars received by Swift & Co. from the sales
of its products goes directly to producers of livestock, poultry,
eggs,
cream and other raw materials.
i;
265,091
70,759
14,016
—_„r.
First
—
payable
Sinking
"
100.0
—•-
of
Preferred
747,399
payable
Accrued
The
——^
1,170,200
Serial debentures
12.3
3.3 cental1 holders of interest-bearing obligations, .2
cents,- and taxes, rent,' telegraph, telephone and miscellane-
Total
332,943
67,991
260,533
Total
4.3
t
ous, 3.7 cents—n
?
—
——
XDepreciation (to be used to.replace equipment, plants, etc.)
Balance remaining with Swift & Co, as'earnings
392,489
13,927
Deferred charges
Liabilities—
y
'
4,537,685
—
—
General
panies,
■'
$183,836
67,323
Accounts
38,799,088
1,884,004
Capital stock
First mortgage sinking fund 3%%
Cents
-
$217,299
expenses
Cash
30,480,970
119,420,156
subsidiaries—not
1
livestock, poultry, eggs, cream, etc.y__w—
,1'aid to manufacturers of suppliesjij.^«Lt;^»i
.Paid to employes ;(plant and -office
.Paid to. various- other agencies—Railrbad '^and
trucking com-
37,999
$502,689
-
—
employes on
from
Total
five-year -period 1937 through; 1941 was as follows:
to producers of
24,231
Goodwill
35,443,221
——.—
—
from
Accounts
11937
$145,837
17,961
v)V,
1 /'•
'." '
buildings, machinery and equipment..tBook value of wholly owned liquidating cos...
1,976,140
85,966,770
4,854,923
^——
_——
20-year 2%%
1938
$193,068
1939
$484,728...
276,485
plant
Investments
sale of company's stock
consol. (current)
charges
Due
Reserve
i,-Paid
City
New
13,376
:,■ Assets—.
Oct. 26/40
$
'
59,541,039
and notes receivable^
Current
•"! v
1940
$266,823
______
"Land,
14,775,041
Sundry assets
Serial
dollar for the
their cus¬
possible
at ths
had
be
Works—Earnings—
Balance Sheet, Dec.
in¬
11,699,088
Due
plus an increase in the sale of manu-
lambs marketed,
cattle, and
of
of
broadest
may
$280,199
"Cost
100,960,293 101,235,779
including branches
Inventories
,
pleyinenMnsurance and old age benefits taxes
13,610,266
Salesf. volume in terms of tonnage was .14.6% larger than in 1940.
Dollar sales increased 32% over 1940%. ,v»v
V.;R • ■'%
'<*• vf.
The -increase in tonnage resulted from the increase in the number
made
the
cents on June 2, 1941.
In 1940 the
share on the common stock.—V.
153,
income
Inventories
$
-
impts.,
1938
14,767,916
C
Sales during the
$1,018,989,223
year, net after adjusts. ($3.01 per share)
17,808,725
-Dividend payments to shareholders ($1.50 p6j share)___y
- 8,882,150
'.Tuxes—Federal, - State and municipal,; including unem-
:
for
securities
Marketable
;AX* 'Earns., for the
;
that
corporation
50
per
Years—
Brough of Lodi, N. J.
subsidiaries.
Investments
i The: 1941
fiscal year, which ended No»^ l, was a successful year
Tjora the: standpoint of both volume and earnings.
Following is a brief
.summary of our operations; -; J
-.n
<^
f*
statement
*"
Report ,1941 — John Holmes,
President in his remarks to shareholders states:
•
'
estate,
Deferred
•
foreign
and
Canadian
Assets—•
M. Hardy-has/been elected a director and Treasurer of the
to fillthe unexpired-, term of -^Alexander Miller, deceased.—
P/f.1289, v. •:
f'*.-; U-'iih. A-i\;
Swift & Co.Annual
■
The
Comparative Consolidated Balance Sheet
Nov. 1,'41
Sunshine Mining Co.—New Treasurer—
ry■■,(■'. -Frank
.
;, company
cents
Net loss
provision for amount payable to employes
being the part applicable prior to current
subsidiaries.
Canadian
domestic,
Accounts
>tr.1
order
in
!
Hour Act,
and
.;r7 -.v.i't
t-
-,
10
Depreciation
Note—The statements for 1941, 1940 and 1939 included wholly owned
.domestic
Trust
on-
\
Federal
taxes).
income
depositing their, shares of 7%, preferred stock with the Glrard
"Co.,
Philadelphiaj Pa.,- depositary.^ fFor further details,
see
by
»
■i
Idle
premium and unamortized expense on funded debt
this year, less $2,280,383 reduction in provision for Federal
taxes
arising from these charges.
tReserve for balance of
processing tax now restored upon settlement (not subject to
retired
provides that-f each share of 7%
preferred stock be
exhanged for one share of new $5 cumulative preferred stock and
.two shares of common stock. % Stockholders may make the exchange
difficulties
consequent
requests
pursue
the
of
compared with
as
paid
$833,848
The, ' plan
-f>
to
vote
to
stock
Expenses
5,919,750
Nil
accrued
approved/-;.^;vt*.|.i"'y
was
paid,
Cost
$959,947
Libby;
under
15, the plan of recapitalization; submitted by the directors
11,
"
firms
all
Profit
tConsisting of $7,636,255 loss on sale of investment in Libby,
"Loss.
preferred and common stockholders
the
recently declared a dividend of 25 cents per share
stock, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec. 10.
last, an extra of 25 cents and a quarterly of 25 cents
18,
1290.
Other
stock
capital
Earnings
,
special meeting of the 7%
a-
of
Operating profit
1,003,235
11,183,484
($25 par)
Strawbridge & Clothier, Phila.—-Plan Approved—
-
C " At
•
1417.
p.
member
instructions
United Piece Dye
*4,497,213
9,117,373
income
hand.—V.." 154,
and
common
company
188,385
17,808,725
-
of
Shares
*.
cumulative
of
directors
Sept.
p.
1,507,999
372,230
$8,314,386
profit
Dividends
be carried on through Sterling's subsidiaries, the
Sydney Ross Co. and Sterling Products International, Inc.
\
Until recently Germany controlled 75% of the Latin American drug
business, while the United States had -only 20%, with the balance
divided between Great Britain,-Italy,; Japan and others, Mr. Rogers
said.
The German organization has large stocks of German drugs on
'.V
On
*1,917,451
*'
17,149,667
(net)__
9.494,339
•
■'■.'At.
brokers
Interest
Net
that
undertaken in
ever
class
a
City.—V. 154, p. 1601.
the
511,149
16,644,006
charges
Special credit
It will be extended shortly to cover other Central and South
^country.
-
*3,031,814
1,737,422
Profit
"an economic war against Nazi control
America," according to Edward S. Rogers,
The drive was started on Dec. 14 in Mexico
board.
and
Calendar
drug trade in Latin
Chairman
•
11,755,856
3,192,448
Profit
/'V'-"/ '-T'\ "V
create
United Aircraft Products, Inc.—25-Cent Dividend—
on
This corporation has started
,
.
13,002,570
—
charges
for
Prov.
Sterling Products, Inc.—Seeks South American Drug
''
of
names
for
The
1,378,574
income
Special
Trade—
653,695
24,901,134
income
Interest
deben¬
2%%
to
7,774,962
2,377,566
Operating income
now
and
Additional copies of proxy soliciting material may be obtained at
Farmers
Trust' Co.,
transfer agent, 22 William Street,
were
that
announces
above
the
of
3,600,000,
Bank
York
pension fund
Other
available for delivery
in exchange for temporary debentures at its corporate trust depart¬
ment, 11 Broad Street, New York City.—V. 154, p. 1271.
due
the
representation
.
taxes)
Total
tures
to
consisting of 265,669 shares (par $100).
large amount of stock of the United Aircraft Corp.
the
meeting.
48,740,368
6,683,341
;
.
the
(par
by the corporation in getting in touch with the beneficial
thereof, the Department of Stock List respectfully requests
tomers
52,711,260
6,957,916
49,265,178
6,915,881
Prov. for doubtful accts.
Executive Vice-President of the
succeeds Thomas L, Smith who be¬
board and will act in an advisory capacity.
in
members
725,686,111
53,982,681
Contrib. to
Executive
Oil Co. of Calif.—Definitive Debentures—
Standard
$
$
691,986,754 678,748,063
expenses-
come
Chief
He
Co.
the
of
and
formerly
was
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
President
held
corporation, the effect of which will
authorized shares of capital stock into
$5); to increase the authorized num¬
of
countered
771,573,482 756,731,537 793,816,615
and depletion__
(other than in-*
Deprec.
President, Etc.—
elected
been
has
$
*
services 922,130,558
transmittal to their customers copies of
for a special meeting of stockholders to
which stockholders will be asked to con¬
upon
the proposed amendment of the cer¬
stock
shares
of
-
Governors,, has made available to mem¬
at
presently
common
view
of
sent
18
for
action
the
on, Dec.
Exchange:
incorporation
of
Owners
Selling, advertis'g, gen'l
Taxes
James
$
rev.) 1,018,989,223
serv.
sales &
of
Cost
'
1
n
1
(incl.
Sales
on
of
change
ber
Oct. 29,'38
Oct. 28,'39
the
Exchange
preferred stock,
52 Weeks Ended
Oct. 26,'40
1,'41
of
Instructs
the following notice
United Aircraft Corp., in accordance
Exchange
of the Board
take
and
to
shares
(Iincluding Domestic and Canadian Subs.)
53 Wks. End.
after
the
tificate
In
Attention
members
Stock
proxy
soliciting material
be held on Dec. 30, 1941,
years
Consolidated Income Account
York
New
the
bers
1942 over the calendar year just ending, which has been
year
of
Aircraft Corp. — Stock Exchange
Regarding Proxy Soliciting—
with Rule 871
■
1600.
p.
is
of the past two decades, except for the.
1934-36 drought period.
It is also forecast that lamb marketing will
set a new record.
:•
% •'
This means that the meat industry and Swift & Co. will have an
increased volume during the coming year.
The meat industry is an
essential war industry and therefore, as a general statement, we shall
Xnot be confronted with the problem of curtailment or diversion of
our supplies of major
raw materials.
RFC,
bankers.—V.
the
the
1633
with the
individuals associated
and
that
Co.
forecast
during
the
one
on
with
pork
for
file, and with the best of the three bids received
naming costs basis above the 2Va% level, the road had no alternative
but to defer official award pending talks with the RFC or negotia¬
tions
&
'
•
1942,: will see a near-record number of cattle on farms, and the. De¬
partment of Agriculture is advocating increased marketing of cattle
Admin¬
Loan
Swift
CD
,
will be exonerated.
Outlook—The
had written a letter to the carrier
which he reiterated his willingness to provide
a
2'/a % interest cost basis.
With this com¬
of
road
that
road
the
trial,
company
submitted:
of
to
come
on
competitive
were
.
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4023
Volume 154
Seligson,
History
announced Dec.
is
Company
at
the
time
of
an
Dugan,
of
Barkhuff
&
Dugan,
Counsel.
Proceedings
street railroad and bus company which,
appointment of receivers of its property on Dec.
operating
the
30, 1925, owned and operated electrically equipped surface car lines
only, serving the cities of Albany, Troy, Watervliet and Cohoes, and
various nearby villages and towns.
Transportation service was also
furnished in Rensselaer and in certain sections of the cities of Albany,
Trov
and
wholly
Cohoes
owned
trolled through
by the Capitol District Transportation Co., Inc., a
bus subsidiary.
The latter company, in turn, con¬
ownership of its entire capital stock, the K. L. W. M.,
■
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1634
Inc., an interurban bus line operating for; the greater, part on the
easterly side of the Hudson River and furnishing an alternate route
the cities of Albany and Troy, via the city of Rensselaer.
The bus company was placed in receivers' hands on Nov. 6, 1930,
^
otherwise the. relationship of that company and the K. L. W. M.,
Inc., to the traction company remains unchanged.
On Dec. 30, 1923, a suit was instituted in the United States Dis¬
trict Court for the Northern District of New York.
In this proceed¬
ing, Harry B. Weatherwax and Neile P. Towner were appointed re¬
ceivers in equity b/ Judge Frederick H.
Bryant.
Subsequently, on
April 1, 1930, Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co. instituted fore¬
closure proceedings as trustee under the traction company mortgage.
On the same day the receivers theretofore appointed receiver;; in the
equity receivership proceedings were appointed receivers in the fore¬
closure proceedings,
and the general creditors' suit and the fore¬
it
suit
consolidated
were
under
one
Following
advisable
cause.
of
the
traction
On
company.
April
25,
Nov.
6,
of
submitted
Court
the
York
appointed
the
bus
Neile
time
Towner
P.
and
still
is
the
sole
and
the
constituent
causes
thereof
determine,
to
among
of
character
receivership,
its
of
operating
operations.
revenues
largely
because
of the
this
successfully
compete
and
automobile
the
with
the
low-rate
the
lines
of
modernization
program
tric
speedier
taxicab.
wherever
bonds
pro¬
to
operate
over
new
routes
of
ganization
renewal
the
8,
of the
1933, when
trolley-bus
bus
motor
franchise.
94
buses,
ject to
a
The
of which 84
bus
garage
the
commission
rendered
company.
opinion disapproving the original plan,
.mainly on the ground that the company's net worth, as found by the
commission, was insufficient to support a capitalization fop the new
an
in the amount proposed. Tnis was due largely to the commis¬
sion's refusal to allow any value whatever for the property use exclu¬
company
sively for rail operations, because tnis property was being operated at
a
of
any
be
cash
the
of
lieu
in
would
$300,000
option
stock
of
new
required
be
securities.
for
In
in
Amended
in
the plan
for
cash
a
payment of $250
in
series
SI.13
All
holders
afforded
cash
in
an
lieu
All
3.
of
the
receiving
afforded
are
in
cash
of
holders
securities
an
lieu
of
Traction
United
to
notes
shares
and
provided
for
increased
amended
the
stock
common
new
plan
of
new
the
March
dated
$125
of
reorganized
ibi
bond:
$125
mortgage
stock
mortgage
the
reorganized
five
of
of
$20
has
common
to
four
have
shares
placed
in
a
be
voting
reorganized
trust
company
entitled.
are
The
be
a
which
fair
reflection
of
Total
bonded
Claims
',
$100 par)-^_-a_____j-^__-__-
order
All
of
the
court
dated
March
obligations of Neile F.
by the reorganized
Means
new
or
before the
date
right
the
of
reorganized
cash in lieu of
receive
to
alternatives
and
of
to
such
is
limited
to
a
sum
not
exceeding
that such elections woul^
exceeding $300,000, vhe amount
the extent,
amount
an
bondholders
such
to
shall
be
reduced
proportionate amount of securities of" the reorganized
a
com¬
pro
com¬
'
J
following
table
shows
the
maximum
,
only
reorganized
bondholder
elect
to
the
and
issued
of
number
series
in
lieu
of
securities
To the extent that bondholders in addi¬
receive cash, the amount of series C
of shares of capital stock will be reduced by
company.
the-Associated elect
amount
cash
receive
to
amount
C
to
notes
and
shares
which
would otherwise
have
to the additional bondholders.
New Securities to Be Issued and Cash Distributions
Existing Securities
Cumul. Sink. Fund. Inc. Note3
Series A. •
Outstanding-—
consol.
Albany - Ry.
5%
4%
Albany Ry. general
5s, 1947-4-—Troy City Ry. .first
the
consol.
4j/2S,
Shares
Cash
14,664
$107,000
6,896
74,400
•
'
$421,600
62,000
230,280
V?
•
18,230.5
Co.
506,880
2004
$421,600
$852,660
33,792
73,582.5 $181,400"
1937.
152, p.
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., Inc.—$1 Year-End Div.—
? v; *
common
Capital
4 </o
$53,500
$321,000
-V.
Series C
V
1-942,—
United. Traction
■i.
Series B
-
$321,000
5s, 1930
The
dierctors have declared
year-end dividend of $1 per share and
a
the
regular quarterly dividend of $1 per share on the common stock,
payable Feb. 2 to holders of (record Jan. 16.
Extras of $1 each
were
paid on this issue on Aug. 1, 1939, and on Aug. 1. 1940; none
since.—V. 154, p. 452.
'
'
'
"
both
securityihey
Western Union Telegraph Co., Inc.—Earnings—
r
is believed
?; «v
Period End. Oct. 31—
:
?
V. 1941—Month—1940
Telegraph & cable oper.
a ting
revenues
amort.a-vi
maintenance
All
and
other
-
639,032
•Repairs
Deprec.
,
and
'522,610
-Net
telegraph &-cable
Oper. .revenues—.—.
$6,499,000
Uncollectible oper.
12,500,000
Taxes
,
$1,562,228
•
4,735,524*
55,435,721-49,154,304
.
,.
567,084
'
1,659,31.7
v.'":r? ''
$1,505,248 $16,622,424 $12,531,518
:
/
34,634
28,868
revs.
assignable to oper.
5,458,.420
5,084,614
V'
- 184,019
155,757 ' v, 160,288, -" 1,643,513
f;: misc. expenses-v^i•
--,r.
188,409
1,895.892
1,823,676
V;
'^
pensions
general
•.
$8,658,622 $93,373,720 882,001,259
515,479 * 5,500,733
5,230,653
686,364 > 6,817,017
6,833,27.7
Conducting' operation.r'," 5,821;666
•Relief;departments and
Air other
1941-vlO Mos.—1940
>■
$9,622,619
584,876
' 679,651
-
.
491,843
334,561
6,001,329
"
328,005
4,904,561
Interests to
assumed
No
'
on
'
Participate in Reorganization
The United Traction
Co. having been adjudicated insolvent April
13, 1939, no provision is made in the plan for stockholders.
The claims
of unsecured creditors
are
not affected by the plan,
a compromise
cash settlement of their claims "having been made pursuant to an ,;
and
securities
new
any
distributed
be
to
to
been
of United
debt__j__a^-__-v-._i--._-X.__--_-.r.-------:--
(125,000 shares,
cash
the
the
..
Capital stock
-'
paid out to bondholders, including the Associated,
the event,
the
"notes
*
Traction Co.
,YYyY;Y
YY'-iYYY.y •
.YY-" 'V
;i'.--?;-- Amount
Albany Ry. consolidated mortgage 5% bonds due 1930-—
$428,000 V
Albany Ry. general mortgage 5% bonds due 1947-1-—-^ "
496.000:.;
Troy City Ry. consolidated mortgage 5% bonds due 1942 ! - 2,000,000.
United Traction Co. consol. mortgage 4y2% bonds due 2004
3,575,000-.:
Securities
be
to
the
In
the
waived
is
tion
obligations
capitalization
Outstanding
rr
cash
ibi,
elect to take cash shall receive such cash
may
receive
of
are
the
"omnan",
series C income ;,otes
and
ia>
of [ securities of
the reorganized company to be issued in the event that ihe Associated
of the United Traction Co., within the limits
permitted by the Public Service Commission,
and, as such, is proposed for acceptance and confirmation in the
reorganization proceedings as a plan of reorganization uxnder and in
accordance with the applicable provisions of the Bankruptcy Act.
•
;
of
la)
Disposition of New Securities
the various classes of bonds-
interests of
the
the reorganized
shall be distributed to them.
The
.
plan, containing the amendments and modifications,
of
in lieu of
stock„provided in
to
distribution
and
pany
income
which
stock
common
of the bondholder,
have
to
consol. 5s,
and
to
in
first consoli¬
by the court,
elect
rata
voting trust certificates representing the
the
provided
Ry.
Traction
bonds who
amount
cash
of
company
of
City
Troy
for and
$1,000
common
elected
require
of
of
fixed
be
$300,000.
vY
Y Y:i"'vY-*•'■■■ ■ 0.
the common stock of the
all
receive
stock
and
notes
C
company.
made for
of
Holders of
City Ry. first consolidated
and three .shares of -common
series
been
16
pany and
securities.
mortgage
stock of ihe
common
stock
common
$1,000
each
shares of
: '
$1,000 Troy
each
United
the option
to
"n'\ rr.,
Ry. general
shares of
and
notes
reorganized
company
therefore
will
shares
Albany
of
each
exercise the election to receive cash in iieu
of securities of the reorganized company shall be conclusively deemed
$10 of series C notes
reorganized company.
each $1,000 United Traction Co. consolidated
Provision
holders
C
$1,000
of
exchange
shares
to
com¬
stock ux
common
for
only upon consummation of the plan.
Bondholders who do not, In the manner and
-
the holders of
bond:
of
5.
series
each
of
holders
company.
the
To
stock
'■
cash
bond.
(b>
-'
lo
has been
1941,
non-
No common stock of the reorganized company is to be issued to ihe
bondholders, but in lieu thereof there will be issued lo ihem
voting trust certificates under the voting trust agreement, represent¬
ing the number of shares of common stock to which each is entitled.
consolidated mortgage
shares of
nine
and
notes
bond:
of
(d)
C
the holders of
To
(c)
series
of
reorganized
24,
40-year
present
--
company.
the
To
C
company
V
oil principal
series
reorganized
837.37 in
for each $1,000 United Traction Co. consolidated mortgage bond.
.
reorganized
in
at
(c)
ihe
follows:
as
To the holders of each $1,000 Albany Ry.
(a)
bond:
to
in
of
of
shares
and
notes
$50.39 in
on
opportunity, at their election, to receive $97.37 in
receiving the securities to be distributed unuer lue
plan for each $1,000 United Traction Co. bond.
4.
The allocation among the bondholders of
income
claims
and
distributed under ihe
y{
mortgaere bonds
be
ihe
r
first
amount
form;
consolidated
Co.
./.v
Co. consolidated mortgage bonds will
in satisfaction of principal and all in¬
principal amount of bonds surrendered,
with the Dec. 1, 1923, and subsequent appurtenant coupons r.ttached:
(a)
$240 of reorganized company 40-year non-cumulaiive rinking
fund income notes,
4%, designated as series C, in fully registered
Troy
plan for each $1,000 Troy City Ry. bond.
1930, coupon:
City Ry.
Troy
principal
Holders
4.
of each share of stock of the
would otherwise
receive
under
they
Bondholders
the reorganized company, or,
in lieu thereof, at
bondholder, $1.12 in cash for each of said shares,
of
mortgage
receive
,'^y
■ vr v? rr
City Ry. first consolidated mortgage bonds
opportunity, at their election, to receive $50.39 in
of
1,
terest
lieu
in
which
company,
plan.
cash
in
C
(b),
dated
a
receive
of
Albany
sinking fund income notes, 4%, designated as series C, in
form; (b) 9.5 shares of common stock of the reor¬
company, or (c) at the optior of the bondholder, in lieu of
ganized
dated March 24,
reduction
of
of the
The
V:
of
registered
and
Plan
are:
securities
-V.'v':>-,
$120
fully
principal.
to
of
cumulative
the manner provided.
The $300,000
to holders of Albany Railway bonds
payments
lieu
upon
consolidated mortgage bonds will
receive in exchange for and in satisfaction of principal and all interest
claims on each $1,000 principal amount of bonds surrendered,
with
the April 1, 1930, and subsequent appurtenant.coupons attached:
v
of
distribution
The
of
Holders
3.
,
f";r
in lieu of securities of the reorganized
cash
stock
mon
be
accept this
The Associated
of
in
new
based
To ihe extent
Holders of The Albany Ry. general mortgage -bonds will receive
exchange for and in satisfaction of principal and all interest claims
on each $1,000 principal amount of bonds
surrendered with the Dec. 1,
1923, and subsequent appurtenant coupons attached:
1
•'
(a)
$150 cash in reduction of principal; (b) $850 principal amount
of reorganized company 20-year cumulative sinking fund income notes,
ser. B 4%
in fully registered form; (c) $125 principal amount of reorvganized company 40-year non-cumulative sinking fund income notes,
4%, designated as ser. C, in fully registered form; <d) 16 shs. of com¬
to
shares
cash
■-
2.
holder
and
to
2.
are
■
On Mar. 5, 1940,
receiving
of
to
of
amounts
will be issued,
in
electing to receive cash, then the amount of cash
the Associated interests and by other bondholders
receive cash
reorganized
the
•
The
account of the
York,
principal modifications of the amended plan
each
tion,
zation
ox
New
elect
Treatment
Holders
(a)
of
which
receive
bondholders
•'saict' shares.
mortgages undei
Elects to Accept Cash
stock
notes,
with
may-
by Public Service Commission,
forth above are the maximum
set
39
of $1,000 of Albany Railway
consolidated mortgage
cash payment of $150 in reduction of principal to each
holder
of
$1,000 of Albany Railway general mortgage bonds.
All
holders of both issues are also afforded an opportunity, at their elec¬
r-v
examination of the books
lieu
receive
to
by
Provision
1.
to
several units of service equipment
original plan of Feb. 20, 1939, was proposed in the reorgani¬
proceedings and hearings thereon were held, which resulted,
among other things, in the appointment by the United States District
Court of Wm. Carnegie Ewen as reorganization manager.
The original
plan, as required by law, was submitted to the Public Service Com¬
mission for its approval.
Several hearings were subsequently held,
after engineers and accountants designated by the commission had
made an extensive investigation of the physical properties and an
in
not to exeeed__. 173,582.5 shs.
reorganized company 40-year non-cumulative sinking fund income
4%, designated as series C, in fully registered form; and id)
shares of common stock of the reorganized company, or, in lieu
thereof, at the option of the bondholder, $1.13 in, cash for each of
:v
Associated
than
so
contained
bonds,
company's physical property consists of
complete title and 10 are sub¬
Disapproved
filed
as
replaced by motor
made
income-notes and new
other
who
The
.
lines in. the city of Cohoes
buses were substituted under the terms
Plan
plan),
be
action
plan
amounts
the appurtenant Jan.
their exercising the election 10 receive
will be reduced pro rata
1941,
garage equipment.
The K. L. W. M., Inc., owns 10 buses,
six are heid under complete title, and four under a condi¬
sale agreement.
The K. L. W. M., Inc., owns no service or
Original
further
been
from the date when all trolley
buses, pursuant to modification of
years
(a)
$250 cash in reduction of principal; (b) $750 principal amount
of reorganized company 20-year cumulative sinking fund income uotes,
series A 5%
in fully registered form;
(c) $125 principal amount of
•
with such modi¬
present
and
the several
to
District
Modifications
No
equipment.
elect
reduction
in
which
tional
$3,467
The
more
exclusive
is
company's
receiver's certificate; also
such
accorded
and, upon
—81,595,260
two
Ry. consolidated mortgage bonds will
exchange for and in satisfaction of principal and all interest
claims-on ' each $1,000 principal amount of bonds surrendered, with
plan.
Southern
exceed
be cumulative
the cash alternatives.
1.
company,
received
pany
and certain
of
who
ejecting to
held under
are
receive
bonds.
that
be
to
Co. consists in the main of approximately 26 y2 miles of electrically
operated surface road (measured as single track), all located in the
city of Albany; 38 revenue passenger cars and 103 passenger buses;
together with several units of trolley and bus service equipment, all
of which are held under complete title.
Company also owns an office
building, one car house, five garages, two repair shops and equipment,
substation.
1947,
security holders
changes of importance have taken
place in the operations of the K. L. W. M., Inc.
The physical property as presently owned by the United Traction
one
the
to
not
1852,660
receive in
2004,
will
said
event
company and the outcome of the negotiations for
extension of the consents.
Trackless trolleys were used
operation
Oc«.
plan,
in the
acceptance
Electric Corp.
&
series C not lo exceed____^_________
as
-
C notes.
they would otherwise receive on their holdings of ihe
They also own $52,000 Albany Railway consolidated mort¬
5% bonds due 1930, and $65,000 Albany Railway general mortgage
holders
was
to
with
and
were
which would otherwise be issued in respect
interests will accordingly
receive a
total of $150,000 in lieu of securities* provided not more ihan a lotal
of
$300,000 in cash would be required
for distribution io security
the
or
Gas
for
reorganized
of
of the private
competition
required
The first step in the
the
due
cash,
the
granted under bus consents expiring on April 7, 1936, and extended to
1S42.
The authorities of Albany have also indicated that they
would make no iinal decision in regard to the renewal of these consents
until after the company is reorganized.
Operations are still being
carried on over these routes by the bus company, pending the reor¬
and
treatment
modified
•-••;.?••
:
that
by the trustees of the Associated Gas & Elec¬
agreed, subject to the approval of the United Btates
have
Court
&<&. bonds due
was
Permission
for
$321,000
~
income notes—.
the reorganized company, the total amount of series C notes and stock
to
be
issued
by the reorganized company will be correspondingly
reduced.
pany
which
said bonds.
gage
July 1,
the
the
and
fund
the Associated's interests electing
mortgage 4Va%
and $81,000 Troy City Railway first consolidated
bonds due 1942, for which, upon exercising the afore¬
said election to receive cash, they will receive upon consummation of
the plan, $146,534 in lieu of any securities of the reorganized com¬
owns
for
service.
embodied
their
tThe
series C
mortgage 5%
la 1.31 the bus company's operations were extended to reach certain
of the.city of Albany that were lacking in convenient trans¬
portation
amended
v.
„
and to elect the cash alternatives set forth.
$1,463,000
United
Traction
Co.
consolidated
plan
facilities
This
possible.
the amended
are
for
—
421,600
debt
have
cars
controlled
Corp.
District
sections
until
of
amended
Interests
taken in 1931 when motor buses were
trolleys on one of the lines operating between the
cities of Troy and Cohoes, and by. November of 1933 all the remain¬
ing car lines of the Troy Division were completely mortorized.
The
almost immediate and tangible benefits resulting to the riding public
and the company from this change-over led to a further expansion of
mortorized service in the following year on the two interurban lines,
connecting the city of Albany with the cities of Troy and Cohoes,
respectively.
In the same year a shift from car to motor bus opera¬
tion took place on one of the local lines in the city of Albany.
:
Early in 1936 application was made for permission to substitute
buses for trolleys on two of the remaining car lines, of which there
are five in number, all located in the city of Albany.
The city authori¬
ties at that time
indicated, and they have since publicly stated on
several occasions and particularly at hearings before the Public Service
Commission, that no further applications for mortorization of ihe
remaining car lines would b6 considered until after the reorganization
of the company was completed.
The receivers in 1936, with the approval of the court and the Pubtic
Service Commission, purchased an independently owned and operated
bus line, operating between the main business and shopping centers
of the city of Albany and Elsmere, Voorheesville, Delmar, Slingerlands
and New
Berne, and the adjacent territory lying to the west and
southwest.
The
acquisition of this bus line extended the field of
operations to a suburban territory of promising growth and develop¬
ment and,
at the same time, the riding public of both the Albany
and
suburban
areas
affected
were
directiy
benefited
through the
increased facilities afforded, as well as by the transfer privileges which
were
established between the newly acquired bus line and all inter¬
connecting trolley and bus lines of the traction system.
substituted
in
that
Commission
Associated
apparent that the old-fashioned methods of local transportation could
of
Service
termination
ether
longed business depression and the continuing competition of the
private automobile and low-rate taxicab service.
While economies
were
effected to offset this loss in revenues, it became increasingly
modernization
notes,
Service Commission
Public
bondholders
;
designated
Total
to the Public Service Commission iaw. -;
The reports of the special master and the testimony and evidence
introduced at the court hearings were used as a basis for ihe de¬
company's physical properties and
During the early years of the
declined
4%
4%
pursuant
any
necessarily taken place in the
the
the
the
modifications
the
to
Public
required
against the capital stock of the Capitol District Transportation Co.,
Inc., held in escrow by the Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co., trustee,
under the mortgages, and to allocate said stock among the respective
mortgages.
The sp'ecial master rendered two reports to ihe court,
dated Sept. 23, 1935, and July 1, 1937, both of which were confirmed
by the court on Jan. 24, 1938.
Since the receivers took over the property on Dec. 30, 1929, changes
not
of
capitaliza?
'
the
and
of the series A and B
provisions
court directed
The
(which
the
expenses of the receivership allocable to the various mortgages, and
further to determine the liens, if any, of the respective mortgages
in
books
written notice dated March 31, 1941.
;
Thereafter the
changes in the plan recommended
submitted
validity of the lien and preference or priority, of such
bonds or other obligations secured by mortgages or
deeds of trust on the property, and also to determine the income and
have
5 %
B
Capital stock—all common stock (no pari
the
of
examination
the
of
A
Series
Nov. 6, 1940, was thereupon prepared and
approved by the United- States District
with instructions from the court to submit
the Public Service Commission for its approval.
to
interest
fications
,
claims
Series
dated
recommendations
feasible.
The K. L, W. M., Inc., is not now nor ever has been
in the hands of a receiver or trustee.
' A:'
Harold. W, Main was appointed special master in the consolidated
things,
the
40-year non-cumulative sinking
.
the bus company.
cause
of
*20-year sinking fund income notes—
1940,
plan
new securif
it is anticipated
tion
tentatively
20,
and issuance of
that the authorized and outstanding
reorganized company will be as follows:
ties,
f
<'
by the Public
Service Commission were embodied in the amended plan dated March
24, 1941.
The court, by order dated April 14, 1941, directed lhat
court hearings be held as to the fairness, equitableness and feasibility
of said amended plan and that any one desiring to propose modifica*tions or changes or who had
any objections
to the amended ;olan
would
be given
an opportunity
to be heard and to present pioof.
Notice of this order was published.
Court hearings were held in May,
After the completion of the testimony offered at said hearings,
1941.
various conferences of counsel for the interested parties were held by
There¬
Judge Bryant with a view to expediting the reorganization.
after, on Oct. 23, 1941, Judge Bryant rendered a decision finding ihe
amended plan,
with certain modifications, was fair, equitable; and
by
1938,
receiver
Securities to Be Outstanding Upon Consummation of the Plan ." '..
.
Upon completion of the reorganization
adopted
by the reorganization manager and tentatively approved by an- order of
the United States District Court, dated March 24,
1941. iThe com¬
mission was advised of
this action by the reorganization manager,
Harry
been
v
Submitted
Plan
respect to the sinking fund provisions of the series A, B and
company,
has
plan
further
a
cumulative
Corp., complainant,
Inc., defendant," and
that
amended
The
Finance
eral
The cash requirements of the plan will be met from the cash held
by the trustee of the debtor subject to the approval of the court.
1 i
,
property of v.he
company,
public hearings were held by the commission, following
which the commission rendered its decision, dated Feb. 21, 1941.
The
decision stated that the amended plan would be in the public interest
if it were further amended in certain particulars with respect to the
B. Weatherwax and Neile ?.
in a cause entitled "The Gen¬
against Capitol District Transpor¬
tation Co.,
thereafter this cause was consoli¬
dated with the pending consolidated cause in the traction company
receivership.
The receivers operated the system of the bus company
until Dec. 16, 1937, when Harry B. Weatherwax resigned, and since
of
the plan of reorganization unless the court so orders.
The trustee of
the debtor will transfer to the reorganized company all the property
and assets of every character of the traction company.
the
i
and
to
Nov.
on
After
the United States District Court for the Northern
1930,
New
receivers
outcome.
amended
An
proceedings is consummated, it will result in an early
and satisfactory termination of the foreclosure suits without resort
to the lengthy and more expensive method of foreclosure and sale.
On
authorize
''Interest
under the 77B
District
to
the
Amended
the appointment of the trustee was made permanent.
While the fore¬
closure suit is still pending, if the plan of reorganization instituted
Towner
refused
such
to revise
ultimate
:
properties
drag on the system until
a
also
commission
first
new
original plan in order, to conform to the views
of the commission rather than
to contest the
issues in court and,
thus, entail further delay and expense, with no certainty as to the
on May 25,
1931, Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co.
complaint as trustee under (1) The Albany Railway con¬
solidated mortgage;
(2) The Albany Ry. general mortgage, and (3)
the Troy City mortgage, and an amended and supplemental bill of
complaint as trustee under the traction company mortgage, praying,
among other things, for the foreclosure of the respective mortgages,
By order of the court, entered June 1, 1931, these causes were cbnsolidated with the consolidated cause, above mentioned, and Harry
B. Weatherwax and Neile P. Towner were appointed receivers of all
the property belonging to the traction company and covered by or
embraced in the four mortgages.
The receivers continued to act as
such until Dec. 16, 1937, when Harry B. Weatherwax resigned, and
thereafter and until the appointment of a trustee under the reor¬
ganization
proceedings, the system of
the traction company was
operated by Neile P. TaWner, the sole remaining receiver.
;
;
v
On July 11, 1934, the traction company filed in the United iltates
District
Court
for
the Northern
District
of New
York a petition
under Section 77B of the Bankruptcy Act, as amended.
A supple¬
mental petition was filed on March 13, 1938, and on March 28, 1938,
effective April 1, 1938, the petition was approved and Neile P. Towner
was appointed temporary trustee of the estate and authorized to take
over
from himself, and did so take over, the possession and opera¬
the
The
Tuesday, December 23, 1941
disapproval, the reorganization manager carefully
considered the changes which appeared to be necessary to meet the
objections of the commission and these were the subject of much
discussion with
holders or representatives of holders of substantial
amounts of the various classes of bonds.
Although the reorganization
manager and those with whom he consulted disagreed with the prin¬
ciple upon which the commission had based its decision, it was deemed
Thereafter,
of
the
of
mortgage bonds which it was proposed to
give to the holders of the two Albany Railway issues in exchange, par
for
par, for their present holdings.
Further, the commission dis¬
allowed any payments of cash to be made to the Albany Railway bond¬
holders, on account of arrears of interest, as originally proposed.
filed bills of
tion
probably continue to be
eliminated.
was
issuance
between
closure
and it would
loss
28,
1938.
Towner,
as
Execution
Nonoper;
y,
Gross
trustee, will be
"$966,276
income
from
$978,7.71 $10,286,534 V $7,298,952
* -
$1,075,647
income
Deductions
the debtor's
1,289,572
.
$8,588,524
gross
566,002
income
1,314,583
102,818
$1,081,589 $11,601,120
581,149
$509,645
$500,440
.
5,765,283
5,839,248
$5,835,837
$2,719,276
;Y
company.
of
Operating income__i_
.
of Plan
corporation will be formed for the purpose of carrying out
*T°t
-V.
income
154, p.
..^_.
1602.
'
■'"* >
ir
*
.
their
<
payment was made Dec. 12,
1941.
17,
'
,
at, least
•.on
.Earnings for 48 Weeks Ended
;
:: ■'<
earnings before taxes——
Total
Federal
Net
income
further
a
national
3,600
:
v
"
>
on
To Pay Bonus of 6%
The
than 300 companies.
the following defense materials:
,'
<
'
■
adjustments
wage
For Defense on
$961,544
900,000
of
ori
anti-aircraft
for December in salary and
with its wage and
6%
in
accordance
154, p. 1602.
paid In November.—V.
was
of
$1
of
$1.50 per share and the regular quarterly divi¬
share have
per
been
declared
the
on
stock,
common
27 to holders of record Dec. 26.
An extra of
also paid on this issue on Dec. 23, 1940.—V. 154, p. 1600.
I;
',v
guns.
employees
payable Dec.
■i\ "Special land, sea and air radio equipment for the Army and Navy;
our Radio Division
plant has been more than tripled in area to keep
$874,807
800,000
—
Dividends
units
dividend
extra
dend
^"Control equipment for tank guns—production steadily Increasing.
control
to Employees—
bonus
a
its
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—Extra Dividend—
;
Land
'—2
"Parts for
pay
to
A bonus cf 5%
salary plan.
An
$1,845,776
$1,223,634
l'.ri^::A-;-,.-f884,232\-:.vl 348,827;
will
company
,
of
approximately $30,000,000
will
and
.
cost
paid for by the Government,
employ 3,500 workers."
plants,
total
orders;
defense
; ;•>
manufacturing divisions is working
national defense projects; most of them
,
means
'/kfS-'s
Nov. 30,'41
Nov. 29,'41
taxes——;.;.;———.——
earnings
of the time
part
three-shift basis.
a
"As
gency orders to more
."We are producing
1
'
than
more
;
V ; .•
stepping up output of defense materials,
Westinghouse has "farmed out" more than $12,000,000 worth of emer¬
*
-.'.v;,;
\
received
value, more than $300,000,000.
"Every one of the company's 26
1941, unanimously voted that as ,
additional
compensation for services rendered during the ^calendar
year,
there be paid to the company's employees who were on the
payroll Nov. 22, 1941, a sum equal to 8% of the total amount earned '
by such employees during the 52 weeks ended Nov. 22, 1941, and
meeting Nov.
"We, have
-
Veeder-Root, Inc.—Bonus to Employees—
-Directors at
1635
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4023 '
Volume 154
both
$1.50 was
(William) Whitman Co., Inc.—Sells Mill—
with this work and is now handling military orders 100%.
""High-speed X-ray equipment, which can be erected on a battle¬
up
Surplus
—
•Earnings
share
per
Comparative
Assets—
Cash
S.
•
,
Government
and
;
v
1,022,046
»
!
1,121,594
receivable——L—
229,249
397,524
1,341,392
1,835,006
158,444
———
Qther assets
%
in
•,
subsidiary companies, cost—
183,850
208,203
■Liabilities—-
Dividends
Accrued
Accrued
Customers'
1,033,353
321,631
deposits
surplus
Capital
miscellaneous
-
—
suvplus
producing
them
•
safely.
in Army
power
:
.."Radio sending
_——•
2,500^000
701,334
—i————i—u——----
K
r
701,334?
The
and
$5,592,372
$6,642,633
i.-—
at
80
work
propulsion equipment
merchant vessels.
on
154, p.
''
Navy,
and
A
the
"Since
our
to
report
the
stockholders
emergency
began,
is steeply
production
was
•
in part:
?
0
have doubled our total output and
common
have
declared
dividend
a
of
Dividend—
$1.25
share
per
the
on
last, while
154, p. 698.
Dec.
on
1940,
23,
of
k/'j..
dividend
Initial
an
!■;
$1
(William) Wrigley Jr. Co.—Extra Distribution—
for
than
of 25
more
dividend
extra
An
of 50 cents per share has been declared on the
payable Dec. 27 to holders of record Dec. 20. An extra
paid on May 1 and Nov. 1, last, and regular monthly
of 25 cents were paid during the year.
Total payments
stock,
cents
was
distributions
the
in
1941
p.
1061.
operating
up.
STATE
25
common
Pa., is
100 Navy ships
equipment
propulsion
being
produced
at
this
plant
for
will
amount
to $4
1940.-^V,
share, the same as in
per
154,
Zeller's, Ltd., Montreal, Canada—November Sales—
Period End. Nov. 30—
.
says
we
share has been declared on the
per
payable Dec. 24 to holders of record Dec. 13.
Distribu¬
cents each were made on this issue on March 25, June 27
Sept. 30,
paid.—V.
Philadelphia,
light 10,000,000 homes—or nearly half the wired homes in America.
"Driving gear for 114 Naval auxiliary vessels is being produced at
the Westinghouse Nuttall Works in Pittsburgh.
"Gun mounts, torpedo tubes and other ordnance equipment are being
built at two ordnance plants which Westinghouse has built
and its
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. "Co.—National Defense
'
cents
rto
'
Orders Total Over $300,000,000—
15
'
if made to turn electric generators, would furnish enough power
"Ship
1272.
including Federal taxes,
stock,
of
tions
■
-V.
of
directors
at South
Westinghouse Steam .Division,
809,258
t873,115
tLoss.—V. 154, p. 1307.
payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Decf. 10.
Previously the
paid dividends at the rate of 10 cents each quarter.—V. 151,,
common
Ant* on tlie ®ea
"..-."The-
=>
all charges
1940
1941
$21,781,445 $14,577,4371
———
Woodward Iron Co.—$1.25 Common
for airports and seadrome lights capable of con-
K
1,174,872,
1,476,667
—
'
.
265.
p.
and con¬
'-.X'i'-X
,
^
—
company
and fair leads
'IT;-
and receiving apparatus.
^'Lighting systems
-
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
;
dividend
A
stock,
planes.
fuses, now being turned out at a high rate.
parts for aircraft, including Micarta pulleys
planes. ;
2517.
p.
Woodley Petroleum Co.—Larger Dividend—
making
are
for military airplanes.
generators and voltage regulators to supply
!
Sept. 30—
j
profit
♦After
planes
our
we
sales
•Net
'''
keep
to
Some things
Ended
Years
Net
;
are:
151,
Motors, Inc.
.
^
equipment
vital
land
to
Verting open waterways into landing bases for seaplanes."
now
Total
is
Arlington Mills above.—V.
Willys-Overland
56,056
contracts
on
•
•
for maneuvering
265,898
2,500,000
"Plastic
451,518
L~
payable next year_!l.r—
reserves,
Capital stock
Earned
46,348
(200,000 shrs. without par value)
and
electric
trol
400,000
94,878
1—
See
soldiers.
wounded
meters
"Lightweight
$52,402
350,000
payable in current year
taxes,
Accruals
defense
"Special
"Bomb
payable
taxes,
/.
.
enable
and
air
for
208,203
$108,714
payable--.-!-^-———
of
examination
V
i
accounts
'..
"Westinghouse
flying
$6,642,633,v $5,592,372
Current
for
:Vr•.-j■ >;In the Air
857,956
net—L— '. 2,001,184
minutes
largest single orders for these ever
placed is being produced at our Mansfield Works.!'-'; 'X'-X'ti
.."Fluorescent lamps for 'blackout' plants and others.
V
'.'Secondary networks for defense plants.
These are systems of power
circuits and equipment so arranged that if one part of the factory
is destroyed, current will continue to be available in all undamaged
sections."
250,300
&
10
.-^/'Army/binoculars; one of the
$1,187,920
L~-'d
obligations-—
accounts
Fixed assets,,
Investments
$4.37
$1,238,134
Treasury notes
Notes
,
-field in
Balance Sheet
/V "
'■ Nov. 29,'41 Nov. 30,'40
_
Inventories
:
!
•
—'
S.
U.
U.
L—
——
v
t$25,193
shares' of capital stock' without par value.^ tDef lciti
*On 200,000
■
$161,544,V
■
$4.81 »
——
the
for
Navy
at
Canton,
Ohio,
CITY
AND
Louisville,
and
Sales
154,
1941—10 Mos.—1940
1941—Month—1940
$914,940
-
—V.
These
Ky.
$786,438
$6,007,583
$7,421,769
664.
p.
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARKANSAS
The report,
■
based on operations
at the close of the 1940-41
.Corning Sch. Diat. No. 8 (P, O.
_
ij
;
Sale
Details—We
disclosed that the current
surplus was increased due to rev¬
enues exceeding expenses. Bonded
year,
Corning), Ark.
i
,
Bond
.
fiscal
under¬
stand in connection with the sale
indebtedness
was
further reduced
of
$87,100 3% refunding bonds to and tax
delinquency for the year
J. Raney & Sons, of Little
dropped to 1.04%.
Rock, at par, report of which ap¬
"Toe budget was balanced on a
peared in our issue of Dec. 9, that cash
basis," Boyd said in his re¬
the bonds are dated June 1, 1941,
port.
"No statement beyond that
in
the denom.
of $1,000, $500.
is necessary to emphasize the cur¬
$250 and $100, and mature Jan. I. rent
soundness^^ of th^ toances of
as follows: $2,600 in 1943, $3,000
the city- and county." '■
in 1944 to 1946, $3,500 in 1947 to
For purposes of financing civil¬
1952, $4,000 in 1953 to 1956, $4,500 ian defense
activities, an emerg¬
in 1957, 84,000 in 1958 to 1962.
ency reserve fund of $281,700 re¬
$4,500 in 1963 and ,1964 and $5,000 mained
a^ bf;;last Jhn^; 30»;.;In ad-in 1965, callable at par and ac¬
dition to this amount, which can
crued interest on any payment
be used under the Mayor's emerg¬
date from funds of any source.
ency powers for the protection of
Prin.
and int. payable at the lives and
property a cash reserve
Commercial National Bank, Little
fund of $3,257,592, which can be
Rock.
Legality ;, approved v by
tapped to meet; war emergency
Wallace
Townsend,
of
Little needs.
^ Tv ,>■ *•
;
.-L
Rock. "
' *.
City and county revenues dur¬
Richmond Arden Sch. Dist. (P. O. ing the year amounted to $52,707,382 and expenses, including gen¬
Arden), Ark. v;;-;./
eral bond, redemptions, were $52,' Bonds Authorized—We under¬
stand
that the State Board of 134.693, resulting1 in ^transfer of
Education recently authorized the $572,686 to the current surplus.
Taxes levied for the period totaled
issuance of $19,980 not exceeding
T.
$20,000 from July 1, 1943 hearing is scheduled to be held at
the Federal Building, Orlando, on
1947, incl.
123,000 4% refunding bonds. Due Feb. 20, at 9:30 a.m., at which;
cola), Fla.
on July
1 as follows: $25,000 time the court will hear and con¬
Elections Scheduled—The Board
in 1948 to 1950, $5,000 in 1951, sider any and all answers or ob¬
of Public Instruction is said to
; $30,000 in 1953 and $13,000 in jections filed by the creditors on
have approved of elections to be
1954.
All
bonds
maturing or before 10 days prior to Feb.
held on the following dates to pass
after July
1, 1951, will be 20. Creditors are also notified to
on bonds aggregating $35,000:
optional for redemption prior file on or before the date set for
On Jan. 15—$15,000 Sch. Diet. No.
to maturity at par and ac¬ the hearing with Hon. Allen E.
15 bonds.. Due in 25 years.
crued interest on any payment Walker,
Winter Haven,
sworn
On Jan. 20—$10,000 Sch. Dist. No.
date on or after July 1, 1951, proofs
of
claim
setting
forth
24 bonds.
Due in 20 years.
provided such notice of any claims and interests together with
On Jan. 22—$10,000 Sch. Dist. No.
such
redemption
shall
be original bonds or coupons, or in
Due
FLORIDA
to
Escambria
County
18 bonds.
(P. O, Pensa-
Due in 20 years.
given by publication at least lieu of such: bonds or coupons a
once
not less than 30 days' certificate of a bank or trust com¬
prior to the redemption date pany that such bonds have been
»
-
-
,
,
•
refunding
3V2%
$35,162,785,
bonds.
$367,339
Win-
Winthrop Sch. Dist. {P. O.
■t
end
of which all except
collected before the
was.
of the fiscal
year.;
,:.;".;,
''
'7'^7'7' throp), Ark.
■/; p Boyd noted that bond interest
Bonds Authorized—It is report^ and redemption requirements on
ed that fhe State Board of Edu¬ funded debt will total $222,635,431
cation recently authorized the is¬ in 1978—the date of full retire¬
7
.
Pinellas
County (P. O. CleariXXlX-X/yy water), Fla.
■'■■■]
Additional
Information
—
The
gen
Louis, at
a
p.
1474—are in the denomination
$1,000 each, are dated Oct. 1,
1941, and were purchased at par,
divided as follows: $92,000 matur¬
ing Oct.' 1, $5,000 in 1942, $7,000
in 1943 to 1946, $8,000 in 1947 to
1950, $9,000 in 1951 to 1953, as
2Y2s, $153,000 maturing Oct. 1,
$9,000 in 1954 and 1955, $10,000 in
1956 to 1958, $11,000 in 1959 to
1962, $12,000 in 1983 to 1966, $13,000; in 1987,. as 3s, and $55,000
maturing Oct. 1, $13,000 in 1968,
and $14,000 in
1969 to 1971, as
Midland
of
The
Union
Sch.' ~Dist.
\
Calif.
,
Election—It is reported
7Bond
that
are to be met."
stated by D. C. Smith, Attorney
suggested, however, that no
for the Board of County Comfurther
general obligation bond
issues be submitted to the voters, missioners, that an election which
was to have been held on Jan. 13,
but that a
election
has been
called
,
.
He
to
of
Ik Bond
$50,000; park
improvement
bonds, has been indefinitely post¬
poned in view of the existing na¬
tional emergency.
Sarasota
Contemplated—
Election
County
.
We
following article'.*
v
Denom.
Council- reeently
C o.,
Trust
New
York.
(P. O.
Beach), Fla.
Palm
West
Validation
Bond
Requested—
that validation of
We understand
bonds
and
be
to
are
issued
under
the
to accept delivery and make
payment for the bonds before
Jan. 1.
Enclose a certified check
agree
for
gl;7777'::;
DeKalb
at
of the
least
2%
of
bonds
amount
principal
which
for
the
GEORGIA
County
O. Decatur),
(P.
Ga.
v:
Recommended—It
Issue
Bond
The successful bidder must
ness.
bid is made.
understand'
Tax
;
r
"
is reported that an issue
of $300,jail and court house addition
000
bonds
has
been
recommended by
the December term of the County
Grand Jury.
Seminole County (P.
Fla.
Bond
that
South Side Con. Sch. Dist.
.
Election—We
election
an
has
understand
been
called
27, to submit to the voters
issue of $150,000 county hos¬
for Jan.
an
and
'•
$50,000 fire equipment bonds. $100,000
.
3Y2%
refunding
that
the
election
an
future
near
voters
an
issue
V
■
'
/
Debt
The
bonds.
Idaho (State
Composition Plan Filed—
of the above town
being notified that a petition
has been filed in the U. S. Dis¬
in and for the South¬
of
Florida,
submit to the
to
of $10,000
build¬
ing bonds.
Orlando
Division, for the approval and con¬
of a plan of composi¬
firmation
tion for the debts of the town.
A
Sale
Bond
creditors
District
in
.': -
are
ern
be held
is to
IDAHO
Tavares, Fla.
trict Court
,
understand
Election—We
Bond
(P. O,
Ga.
Quitman),
O. Sanford),
>
imposed by the war emergency.
West Palm Beach Sch. Dist.
int.
pital construction bonds.
7
Special
that.^the-; City ; School District No.t 1 (P.O.
r
Sarasota), Fla.
;
authorized NorBond
ris Montgomery^ City Attorney
Offering—T.' W.: Yar-i. Stability of the municipal fiscal
to make preparations for an elec¬ borough, Secretary of the Board
'•» structure was shown yesterday in
of
Public
Instruction, calls for
tbe annual report> of - Controller tion to submit to the voters bonds
sealed bids Until 2 p.m. on Dec. 27,
Harold J. Boyd,1 which pictured aggregating $215,000 and divided
'or the purchase of the following
the city in an excellent financial as, ..follows:.. $165,000 .incinerator
b^ds aggregating $223,000:
condition to meet new burdens collection trucksand buildings
"Chronicle'-'-of Dec. 12 carried the
'
payable J-J.
provisions of Chapter 15772 of the
Laws
of Florida,
1931, for the
purpose of refunding a like prin¬
cipal amount of bonded indebted¬
submit to the voters an issue
.'
Santa Barbara, Calif .t. Xi J
I City's
—
tained,
City.
wjll be sold to the an issue of $395,000 refunding
highest and best bidder for cash, bonds was requested by the Board
and are part of an authorized of Public Instruction in a petition
issue of $495,000, and are to be filed in the County Circuit Court
general obligations of the district recently. The bonds will be dated
secured by ad valorem taxes on in 1942 and mature in 1956, bear¬
all the taxable property therein ing interest of 3V2% to 3%%.
,reserve
.
Fiscal i Structure Stable
The
San
Francisco
certificate of the clerk of the
finan¬
published in New court in which judgment was ob¬
newspaper or
"
for capital im¬
V for Jan. 6, 4a submit to the voters provements could be built up by
an
issue of $12,500 construction authority of a charter amendment
■.and equipment bonds.
ss creating a "reserve for public im¬
provements fund.."
:
v;
■1 San Francisco, Calif.
an
Postponed—It is
or if bonds or coupons
have been rendered to judgment,
a
Dated-July 1, 1941. Prin.
payable at the Marine
$1,000.
and
if current demands
Falls
(P. O. Oroville)i
York
Interest
net interest cost of 3.97%—v. 154
Bond Election
a
cial journal
& Co. of New York, and Stifel,
Nicholaus & Co. of St.
general deposited,
of
newspaper
a
circulation in the county, and
also in
funding and improvement certifi¬
cates sold jointly to B. J, Van In-
of $12,000 ' not exceeding ment.:;; While this can be used as 3%s.;^
refunding bonds. \.. an argument against further in¬
St. Lucie County (P. O. Fort
debtedness, the Controller said,
Pierce), Fla.
"further capital must be required 7
CALIFORNIA
*
Feather
in
Deputy County Clerk states that
the $300,000 water revenue re¬
suance
3Vo%
,
.
;
that
reported
of)
Details—It
the
is
now-
$28,000
3%
semi-ann. Lewiston State Normal
School
refunding
bonds
sold
to
Ferris & Hardgrove of Spokane—
v.
154,
p.
1419—were
purchased
97.50, and mature as follows:
$1,500 on July 1,, 1942, and Jan.
at
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1636
i
and July 1
Jan. 1, 1951, giving a
and $500 on
v
IOWA
ville), Iowa
Bond Sale Details—The County
Treasurer
Authorizes
(P. O. Cairo),
Bridge
$2,525,000
Purchase Rev.
Bonds—The Board
of Supervisors
recently adopted an
the issu¬
ordinance
of
ance
authorizing
$2,525,000 revenue bonds
acquisition
of
the
finance
to
highway bridge across the Missis¬
sippi River at Cape Girardeau.
numbered
The
bonds
1725
will bear 3V2%
3%s.
1
to
Part
now
reports that the
$50,000 (not $59,000) semi-ann.
bridge
refunding
bonds • sold
jointly to Jackley & Co. and the
Carleton D. Beh Co., both of Des
Moines, as 2s (as noted here Sept.
27, were purchased at a price of
100.62, and mature as follows:
$5,000 on Nov. 1, 1949, $10,000,
May and Nov. 1, 1950 and 1951,
and $5,000 on May 1, 1952, giving
a basis of about 1.93%.
interest and
1726 to 2525
will
Hartley, Iowa
will
of the bonds
those numbered
be
from
Bonds
cent
the voters, by a
and
the bonds prior to maturity;
The
obligations will be payable solely
from
bridge revenues and "shall
not constitute a debt of any kind
or character whatsoever"
against
the county.
The bond issue will
be handled by Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co. of Chicago.
I
Bond Sale
2%%
III.
Atlanta,
1
street
Details—The
$15,00C
bond;
improvement
reported sold in v. 154, p. 226
purchased by C. E. Bohlander & Co. of Bloomington, at par
were
,
bonds
The
from
1943
to
mature
1952
Johnson
Council
City
authorized
recently
of
1
City, III.
Authorized—The
Bonds
issue
Jan.
on
incl.
$32,000
water
an
stated
by the Town Clerk that at a re¬
gations to mature in 1966. Pro¬
vision is made for redemption of
serially
is
Approved—It
the balance
will consist of sihking fund obli¬
mature
election
to
121
were
Sale
Details—The
$7,000
White-Phillips Co. of Davenport
154, p. 418—were sold at par
and mature $1,000 on Dec. 1 from
—v.
1943
First
Bank
National
of
Chicago,
2% water bonds sold at par to the
Bank of Toulon and the First Na¬
tional
Bank
of Wyoming, jointly
1419—mature Dec. 1,
$1,000 from 1943 to
incl., and $2,000 from 1946
; —v. 154, p.
as
follows:
1945
Toledo, Iowa
City Treasurei
now states that the $10,000 semiann.
swimming pool bonds sold
to the J. J. Kelley Co. of Des
Moines, as noted here on Oct. 18
were purchased as l^s, at a price
of 100.32, a basis of about 1.46%.
KANSAS
Bond
(P. O. Hoxie),
We
Election
Contemplated-
understand
that
is to be held in the
near
the voters
submit to
election
an
future to
$50,000 con¬
struction bonds.
KENTUCKY
Carroll County (P. O.
Savanna, III.
Bond
Election
of
tion
issuing
construction
An
election
on
—
will be held Jan. 27
the ques¬
$50,000
eral Government has
hospital
The
bonds.
Fed¬
appropriated
Carrollton),
Ky.
Bond Issue? Approved—An As¬
sociated; Press
dispatch
from
Frankfort on Dec. 8. reported as
.
follows:
Approval of two Carroll
County bond issues,
$113,000 to cover part of the cost
of the project, according to re¬
port.
the
one of $65,$10,000, to pay
announced by
000 and another of
off
old
be
Cannelton, Ind,
used
ance
Sold—An issue of $140,water
and
electric revenue
Bonds
000
was sold to the City Secur¬
Corp. of Indianapolis.
bonds
ities
Gary, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 coupon
city
garage
construction
bonds
offered Dec. 19—v. 154, p. 1474—
awarded to John Nuveen &
were
Co., Chicago, and Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc., jointly, as 2%s,
at a price of 100.59, a basis of
about
2.20%. Dated Nov.
1,
1941,
and due May 1, 1958.,, Second high
bid of 100,189 for 214s was made
by Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.
Seymour, Ind.
.
Bond .Sale—The
improvement
sewer
offered
Dec.
issue, at 4y2%, will
refund
to
on
1928
a
a
$58,000 bal¬
issue
of
$70,000
of 51/2 %
bonds, partly in default,
plus $7,000 interest on them.
The. $10,000 issue, at 4%, was
approved to be used with $10,000
in
the
county sinking fund to
pay
off $20,000 in default
road
bridge bonds.
$20,000 payment,
That
ing
on
old
and
to
Harry
*
=•;
Tuesday, December 23, 1941
(l
City of Frankfort vs. Harrod, | July 15, as follows: $500 in 1942 pal budget director.
This com¬
(1940), the court held 'to 1947, $750 in 1948 to 1952, $1,- pares with $51,966,776 collected
that
refunding bonds might be ! 000 in 1953 to 1960 and $1,250 in in the like period of the preced¬
dated
and
sold several
months
ing year, or 92.37% of the esti-j
mated amount of $56,259,098.
prior to the maturity date cf '
In
Iberia Parish (P. O. New Iberia),
voted bonds being refunded, pro¬
1939 the city collected $45,727,132,
vided that the new bonds do not
or 93.68% of that ytar's estimated
Bond
Sale Deferred—We un¬
bear
interest
coupons
for any
levy of $48,810,200.
derstand that, in connection with
period prior to the maturity date
^
This year's budge* is based on
the $300,000 not exceeding 4%
of the old bonds and that the pro¬
the collection of 94% of the cur¬
airport bonds that carried at an rent
ceeds of
the sale of such new
levy, as against 93% in the
election on Aug. 19, these bonds
bonds are held in escrow until
preceding year, and. 04% in 1939.
are not to be offered for sale at
the maturity dates of the old
Harford County (P. O. Bel Air),
present.
bonds.
This case was, we under¬
PWsm Md.
Pineville, La.
stand, in effect overruled by the
Proposed
Bond
Issue -r- The
case of Holt vs. City of Covington,
Bond
Election—It is reported
Board of County Commissioners
286 Ky. 727
(1941), which held that a special election has been
plan
to
issue
$50,000 hospital
that although a sale of new bonds
called for Dec. 30, to submit to bonds in
conjunction with a Fed¬
may be held a reasonable time in the voters an issue of $200,000
eral grant.
advance of the maturity of the water works
improvement bonds.
bonds being refunded, such new
MASSACHUSETTS
Louisiana (State of)
bonds cannot be taken up and
Cambridge, Mass.
Tax
Exemption
Proved
Im¬
paid for until just before the
the old issue.
R.
In
F-ulton
ana
look back
can
County Fiscal Court rience with
over
its expe¬
Sinking Fund Water Debt Paid
—Board
of
recently
Water Commissioners
notified
Mayor
Acting
Francis L.
Sennott that the final
instalment
on
fund
had
the
been
that
a
was
being
surplus
water
sinking
paid Dec. 1 and
of about $112,500
returned
the
to
city
local
leave
Lynn,
accord¬
assistant.
vs.
Commission
Debt
of
Ken¬
decided
the
county
could pay as it becomes
Part of the road and bridge
bonds
bear
terests
of
sources
4%
and
part 5%
in¬
;
said
Carroll
County's
286
$180,$65,$115,000 bal¬
serial
all
1914
debt
water
in¬
been in
In 1917 the city dis¬
the
by
form.
city
has
continued
Ky.
114
And
(1941),
water
This
fund.
sum
be
to
was
ap¬
plied by the city to the payment
serial
of
mains
debts.
There
further
re¬
now
of ap¬
proximately $112,500. At the reg¬
ular meeting of the Commission¬
ers
it was unanimously voted to
a
surplus
surplus
to
the
city
under the authority of
Chapter 119.
"The Commissioners take, pleas¬
ure in reporting to you the com¬
pletion of their task in meeting
the
entire
city
sinking
fund
water debt without any payment
of non-callable bonds, as it au¬ State to some extent and without
from the city since 1917 and with
doubt
brought about
a
better
thorized the prorating of all avail¬
able revenues for voted road and standard of living generally for a return to the city of a surplus.
all Louisiana.
approximating $112,500."
bridge bonds between a sinking
While
Louisiana
agreed
fcc
fund to pay new bonds exchanged
Revere, Mass.
for the old and a sinking fund to waive collection of property taxes
Defense
Loan
Approved—The
for a decade to each industry win¬
pay old bonds held by those not
Municipal Council recently au¬
consenting.
The prorating is on ning an- exemption contract, each thorized
City Treasurer Andrew
the basis of the total face amount new plant contributed heavily in
A. Casassa to borrow $10,000 im¬
income, corporate and other taxes
of each group of bonds.
mediately, under the provisions
There are several other deci¬ and spread out additional millions
of Chapter 487 of Acts of 1941,
sions by the Court of Appeals af¬ of dollars in salaries which also
which permits appropriations and
fecting
municipals.
Inasmuch, proved lucrative taxing sources
borrowings beyond the debt limit
however, as they are not of the for State coffers.
for defense purposes.
same general importance no spe¬
MAINE
cific reference is made to them in
Somerville, Mass.
Bond
Portland, Me.
Note Offering—John R. Gilmar-
City
tin,
this
pay
treasury,
Treasurer, will
receive
Offering—John J. Dona¬
hue, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
on
Dec.';
for the purchase of $10,000'
purchase at discount of $1,000,000 cpn. defense loan bds., Act of 1941.:
Manufacturers Trust Co.' of New
notes
issued
in' anticipation of Dated Oct. 1, 1941. Denom. $1,000.;
York has been appointed New
taxes for the year 1942. Dated Jan, Due $2,000 on Oct. 1 from 1942
Paying
York
Agent
paying
Appointed^-rThe
agent for series A
bonds of the above Authority
total funded debt would be
000, represented by the
materials.
raw
the Louisiana was a logical location
court held that the statute limit¬ for big petroleum and chemical
ing the maturity of voted road and industries—with its rich stores of
plentiful
labor
and
bridge bonds to 30 years is uncon¬ minerals,
stitutional and that the maximum ideal transportation facilities.
One thing to be said is that the
maturity may be 40 years.
In Epley vs. Kentucky County exempted
industries started the
Debt Commission,
283 Ky. 600 ball rolling, showing the way to
capitalists on what could be done
(1940), which case concerns McLike a splash in a
able; revenues for, voted road and in Louisiana.
bridge bonds, the decision was of pond, edies from the new fac¬
practical importance in obtaining tories and plants have affected
type of business in the
the voluntary consent of holders every
tucky,
finance
Commission
due.
"Since
curred
payments
to
meet;
sinking fund bonds, the
Commissioners meeting all obli¬
gations since then from the earn¬
ings of the sinking funds estab¬
lished prior to 1917.
"On March 22, 1938, in accord¬
state
like
Louisiana— ance with the general laws, the
We referred to this very impor¬ cultural
tant decision in our Interim Re¬ came during a period when indus¬ sum of $100,000 was paid to the
try was moving southward, away city treasury from surplus accu¬
port of last May.
sinking
In Fiscal Court of Estill County from high taxes
and closer to mulated in the water
a
the
the
prior defic¬ for probably 100,000 people.
Right now State officials won¬
that if a particular
granting the tax
is for an essential der whether
costing
the
State
governmental purpose no consti¬ exemptions,
tutional debt limits apply.
roughly $20,000,000 in taxes be¬
In Pulaski County vs. Ben Hur fore the decade of exemption for
Life
Association,
286
Ky.
119 various plants run out, was neces¬
?
(1941), the court held that voted sary after all.
The big industrial development
road and bridge bonds in Ken¬
tucky are negotiable instruments. —big anyway for a largerly agri¬
officer, will this report.
$115,000 balance on the
Madison ville Housing Authority
old road and bridge bonds, which
(P. O. Madisonville), Ky.
State
Lynn
$38|.000
bonds
bonds, was
County Debt Commis¬
State
sion today.
The larger
INDIANA
.
iencies, and
expenditure
1956 incl.
to
•;
of collection, costs and
1950 incl.
1946 to
Kan.
Bond Sale Details—The $25,000
•
unique "bargain treasury.
The Commissioners' letter said
vs. Southern Bell Tel. & Tel, Co., attraction" for capital investment.
285 Ky. 17 (1940), the court sum¬
There is little argument■< that in part:
"On Dec. 1, 1941, the final in¬
marized the history of the law of during the five years the exemp¬
120,000 on June 1 in 1953 to 1957
Kentucky on funding bonds and tion power was effective Louisi¬ stalment of the water sinking
incl.
fund debt of the City of Cam¬
ana
saw
the greatest spurt in
The $50,000 semi-ann. grading discussed numerous legal features
The court held the industrial locations and expan¬ bridge became due and was paid.
bonds offered at the same time— respecting it.
"The sinking fund for water
sion in history, contracts totaling
2% limit in section 158 of the
v. 154, p.
1474—were awarded to
about
$200,000,000
on
plants bonds was established in 1866 and
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., of Chi¬ Kentucky Constitution is a re¬
up to 1913 issued a total of $5,striction on issuance of funding worth probably $250,000,000.
cago, as 1 VzS, paying a premium
That's a quarter of a billion 749,000, maturing up to Dec. 1,
of $476, equal to 100.952, a basis bonds, that in anticipating revenue
It meant more than 35,- 1941, all of which have been paid
of about
1.36%.
Dated Dec. 1, it is necessary that past experience dollars.
and retired.
1941.
Due $10,000 on Dec. 1 in be considered from the standpoint 000 new jobs, which is a livelihood
l%s, paying a premium of $101,
equal to 100.101, a basis of about
1.49%,
Dated Dec. 1, 1941.
Due
as
Hoxie Sch. Dist.
Toulon, III.
v/,
ceeds of the new bonds to be held Rouge on Dec. 13 reported in part
City, Iowa
in escrow will contract to pay in¬ as follows:
Bond Sale—The $100,000 semiterest on the deposit equal to the
Now that the State's power to
ann.
flood protection bonds of¬
interest accruing
on
the bonds grant 10-year tax exemptions to
fered for sale on Dec. 17—v, 154,
new industries has expired Louisi¬
p.
1474—were awarded to the prior to the date of retirement of
Interest J-D.
1949 incl.
to
•1
I/...
Sioux
Price Paid—The
Bond
■.
petus to Industries—An Associ¬
unless the depository of the pro¬ ated Press dispatch from Baton
"against."
bonds.
4%
park purchase bonds pur¬
chased earlier in the year by the
1
town hall
approved by
count of 388 "for' maturity date of the old bonds,
$15,000
building bonds
revenue
Murphysboro Park District, III.
:
283 Ky. 755
Appanoose County (P. O. Center-
"basis of about 3.55%.
Alexander County
\i-
In
in 1943 to 1948; $2,000,
1950,
and July 1 in 1949 and
Jan.
•
.
bids until
noon on
Due
1942.
2,
Dec. 26, for the
$500,000
each
Oct. 7 and Nov. 13, 1942.
on
Payable
at. the First National Bank of Bos¬
LOUISIANA
ton
new
the
at
or
Central
Hanover
23,
to
1946 incl.
Bidder to
name
the
rate of interest in
of 1%,
able
multiples of 3/4
Prin. and int. (A-O) pay-
at., the
National» Shawmut
Bank of Boston.
Legal opinion of.
Co., New York City.
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
bank on or Storey,
Hughes
&
Bond Election—We understand about Jan. 2, 1942.
Legal opinion Dodge of Boston will be furnished
Kentucky (State of)
as l%s, at 100.102, a basis of about
that a special election has been of Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge & the successful bidder.
Court Derisions—The Municinal
1.74%.
Dated Nov. 1, .1941. and
called for Jan. 20 to submit to Rugg of Boston.
Waltham, Mass.
due semi-annuallv from July 1, Securities Committee of the In¬ the voters an issue of
$45,000 con¬
Note
vestment
19
—
v.
awarded
1943
to
154.
to
p.
1419
—
were
Raffensperger,
Co.,
Indianapolis,
July 1, 1961 incl.
000
issue
ance.
and
the
'
1
;
-
Bankers Association sub¬
Second
Cotton
Valley Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Minden), La.
-
struction
Bank & Trust
Delivery
at
Boston
Offering—H.
MARYLAND
bonds. '
mitted the following court decis¬
high bid of 100.089 for l3/4s was
ions given in 1941, as
Henry Sch. Dis*. No. 2 (P. O.
made by City
being of
Securities Corp.,
Abbeville), La.
particular interest to the munici¬
Indianapolis.
1
'
pal trade or of special significance
Bond Sale Details—We under¬
Tell City, lnd.
locally: During this year and the stand in connection with the sale
Bonds Sold—An issue of $490.- latter
part of 1940. the Court of of the $16,000 school bonds to
000 eleoMo revenue
bonds was
Appeals, the highest court of Ken¬ Barrow, Leary & Co.. of Shreves^id to Blyth & Co. and J. J. B.
tucky, handed down several de¬ port. at 3V4s, at 100.10, report of
Fmiard & Son, both of Louis¬ cisions
pertinent to municipal fi¬ which appeared in our issue of
Baltimore, lid.
W.
Cutter,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. on Dec. 23, for;
_
"
Revenue
Higher--City
taxes
„
ville.
nancing.
Sept.
27, that
the bonds
and
other
Baltimore
accounts
during
collected
the
10
in
months
the
purchase at discount of $200,anticipation of
000 notes issued in
revenue..
Dated
for
Dec..
the
current
year.'
1941, and due*
623,048, or 93.10% " of the year's $100,000 each on April 15 and May.
estimated levy of $57,599,251, ac¬ 15, 1942.
Legality approved by
cording to the monthly report is¬ Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
mature sued by Herbert Fallon, munici-1 Dodge of Boston.
ended
Oct. 31,
1941, totaled $53,-
23,
.
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Volume 154
:
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4023
^ MICHIGAN
tax
,
could be evaded if the Gov¬
this
All
rate.
bids
must
be
un¬
The bonds will be
bought the materials for conditional.
the contractor.
Belief that this ready for delivery on or before
would be done in Michigan had Dec. 31. Enclose a certified check
been one of the reasons no at¬ for $2,000.
'
•
tempt to collect a tax had been
Kiester, Minn.
made in the past, it was said.
Bonds Sold—The
Village Re¬
/Court Decision—The Municipal corder
states that $12,000
%
Securities Committee of the In¬
semi-ann. village hall and well
vestment
Bankers
Association
pumping equipment bonds have
submits the following 1941 Court
been purchased by Juran, Moody
decision as being of special inter¬
& Rice of St. Paul, at a price of.
est locally and also to the munici¬
101.50, a basis of about 2.34%
pal trade: The Supreme Court of Dated
July 1, 1941. Due on July 1
the State handed down a decision
as follows:
$500 in 1944 to 1947,
on
June 30, 1941, in the case of
and $1,000 in 1948 to 1957.
These
Municipal Investors Association bonds
were
approved
by
tne
vs. City of Birmingham 298 Mich.
voters
at
an
election
held
on
314 of importance
to those in¬ June 3.
terested in Michigan special as¬
sessment bonds.
Luverne, Minn.
ernment
-
♦
Dowagiac, Mich.
t;
Bond Sale Details—The $12,271
special
assessment
paving
\
4%
bonds
purchased earlier in the
by » the Dowagiac National
•Bank, were sold at par and ma¬
year
nure from 1942 to
1951 incl.
Jackson, Mich.
New Bonding Program Studied
—The City Commission recently
took under consideration the pro¬
posal advanced by
smittee
ments
that
be
financed
special comimprove¬
through issu¬
of special assessment bonds
ance
:which would
by
a
various
the,
power.
The
■
not
city's
;■>..!
also
be
backed
general
taxing
%%% 4,%.'!:;
*
■
.,t
committee's
report, pre¬
pared by City Attorney Burney
:<E. Brower and signed also by City
•Manager John M. Biery and City
IClerk C. H. Vedder, points out
that a prerequisite to such a plan
-would be a study to determine
the demand which might exist in
the
bond market for
this type of
bond.
•
The report
cites
charter
a
pro¬
The
plaintiff
was
Bond
the holder of
Sale
Details—It
is
now
and
war
1637
contracts,
it
was
esti¬
mated.
E.
W.
Mentel, assistant to the
President
the
of;
Chamber
reported
that
year.
of
Abandonment Of
than 120
more
Commerce, predicted most of the miles of track now requested by
vast new war plant construction the Burlington and North West¬
will be located far inland, and ern would result in a further re¬
said he expects "St. Louis will get duction of $1,001,124 valuation.
its share."
' ,•;//.■
One railroad official recently
.
University City School District
(P. O. University City), Mo.
Bond Election Postponed—It is
stated by June S.
Courson, Secre¬
tary, Board of Education, in con¬
nection
has
the
with
called
been
election
for
application
predicted
donment
of
at
lines
branch
ICC
the
soon
as
sion
on
the
aban¬
for
three
least
would
returns
appli¬
' •: ;
•
Nov.
25,
;.
Petersburg, Neb.
to
submit to the voters $80,000 con¬
struction
bonds, that the consti¬
tutionality of the statute under
which it is proposed to vote these
bonds will have to be passed on
the
as
deci¬
a
two-pending
cations.
more
filed
be
which
by the State Supreme Court.
In
$65,000 2%%.
the meantime no election is to be
the collections of special assess¬ semi-ann. refunding bonds sold to,
called..,
Co. of St. Paul,
ments.
Because of non-payment Kalman &
at'
V:'
of a large portion of the special 100.50, as noted here on Sept. 6,
Valley Park, Mo.
are
due in 1941 to 1945.
Prin.
assessments
in • question,
there
Bond Sale Details—It is now
int.
was
not sufficient money in the and
(M-S) payable at the
reported that the $45,000 semispecial assessment fund to pay City Treasurer's office.
ann. sewer
certain bonds payable solely from
railroads has fallen from $148,286,095 in 1936 to $130,962,360 thiS"
Bonds Authorzied—The Village
Council is said to have authorize !
of $24,000
recently the issuance
refunding bonds.
•
Scottsbluff, Neb.
Exchange—H. E.
Bond
Brown,
City Clerk, states the the follow¬
ing bonds, aggregating $215,000,
authorized by the
Nov. 5, are being
City Council on
exchanged with
the
original holders:
$54,000
1 % % refunding, $66,000 2%
re¬
system bonds sold tc
re¬
Municipal
Bond
Corp.
of funding, and $97,000 2%%
(P. O. Man* the
Interest payable
Chicago, as noted here on Aug. funding bonds.
the principal
and interest on the Mankato Sch. Dist.
outstanding bonds.
The plaintiff
kato), Minn.
demanded
that
the
city assess
Bonds
A ;
Approved—It is stated 30, were purchased as 3V2S at par,
vision permitting the City Com¬
against all the lands in the special
mission to finance public works
by Loretto M. Veigel, Clerk of and mature on March 1 in 1945
assessment district, the amount of
the Board of Education, that at a to 1961.
by special assessment against the
the deficiency as required by a
We are also advised that the
recent
election
benefited; property
$1,100,000
con¬
owners
to
charter provision existing at the
struction bonds were approved by bonds are dated March 1, 1941.
provide for payment in annual
time of the issuance of the bonds.
and mature March 1, as follows:
the voters.
installments over a period not to
The
demand was refused.
The
$2,000 in 1945 to 1950, and $3,000
exceed-10 years.
The city's share
New York Mills, Minn.
city contested the plaintiff's ac¬
in 1951 to 1961.
of such work, as for instance the
Price Paid—The Village Clerk
tion for writ of mandamus upon
paving of street intersections, still
the grounds that it had no right now states that the $13,750 semiMONTANA
would be a charge to the city's
to levy a deficiency special as¬ ann. funding bonds, sold to Juran
Custer County Sch. Dist. No. 63
general fund.
sessment against most of the lots & Moody of St. Paul—v. 154, p.
Previous
special
assessment
(P. O. Box 308, Miles City),
in the district because such lots 1363—were
purchased as 3s at
bonds issued by the city to fi¬
Mont.
had been sold at the tax sale in par.
nance public works pending pay¬
Bonds Sold—The $12,000 school
1938, had been bid in by the State
ment
of
Pelican Rapids, Minn.
the
installment
taxes
bonds offered on March 15, were
at the time, and had not been
Bonds
have
Defeated
We
under¬
been
' primarily
a
lien
purchased by the State, according
redeemed within the 18 months
stand that at an election held on
against the assessment district,
to
Grace
W.
Noble,
District
redemption period and that they Dec.
but in addition have been backed
2, $25,000 to $50,000 commu¬ Clerk.
had been sold at the Scavenger
nity hospital construction bonds
by the entire city as general obli¬
Sale in 1940 to the former owner,
Montana (State of)
were defeated by a
count cf 377
gation bonds. At present, the city
and that by ■ reason thereof all
Bond Call—It is reported that
pays about $14,000 a year from
"against" to 144 "for."
special assessments, including any
Nos. 1 to 118, armory bonds ot
general funds to make up the
St. Louis Park, Minn.
possible future deficiency special
delinquency
on
special assess¬
July,
1941,
to
the amount oi
assessments had been canceled.
Notes Sold—The Village Clerk
ments.
$118,000, are called for payment
;; The
Court construed the 1937 states that
$6,000 semi-ann. street on Jan. 1, 1942, at the Union Bank
The study was occasioned by
and 1939 amendments to the gen¬
improvement orders were award¬ & Trust
increasing requests for improve¬
Co., Helena, Trustee.
eral property tax law, and Act ed on Dec. 15 to J. M. Dain & Co.
ments in city streets and sewers
of Minneapolis, as 2s, at a price
Valley County School District
155, P. A. 1937, as amended, as
for which available
city funds
No. 1 (P. O. Glasgow), Mont.
canceling the right to a future of 100.333.
are fast
dwindling.
deficiency assessment as well as
Price Paid—The Clerk of the
St. Paul, Minn.
Lincoln Park City School District canceling past due or future due
School Board now states that the
Bond Offering Deferred—It is
> (P.
O. Lincoln Park), Mich.
existing assessments. The Court
$61,633.23 coupon semi-ann. re¬
that
the offering of the
Tenders Wanted—Raymond E. further held that the above men¬ stated
funding bonds awarded on Dec. 9
•North, District Clerk, will receive tioned legislative enactments as $146,000 relief bonds, which had to
the
Northwestern
National
J-D.
Denom.
June
$1,000..
Due
on
1, 1942, to Dec. 1, 1957.
Springfield, Neb.
Village
Bond Sale Details—The
the
that
$7,000 3%
semi-ann.
water
system
bondssold recently—v.
154, p. 1279—
were purchased by A. W. Clarke
of Papillon, at par, and mature
in 1961, callable after 1946.
Clerk
states
York, Neb.
•
C.
Details—Flossie
B""d
Hassler, City Clerk, states that
the $15,000 auditorium bonds sold
Bank
National
First
tne
10
of
—
York—v.
154, p. 1309—were pur¬
3s, at par. Denom. $1,Dated Dec. 1, 1939. Due on
chased
noo.
Dec.
as
1959; optional on and
1, 1944. Coupon bonds
payable J-D.
1,
after Dec.
NEW JERSEY
Bellmawr
(P. O. R. F. D., Mount
Ephraim), N. J.
Bond
Offering
Borough
Stamp.
000
Charles
will
H.
re¬
bids until 8 p.m.
ceive sealed
Jan.
—
Clerk,
on
5, for the purchase of $110,not
4^%
exceed
to
interest
.
sealed
tenders
of
certificates
of
it, did not impair been scheduled for Dec. 30—v.
the obligation of contract.
154, p. 1475—was deferred for at
We understand that Associate least a month, because of an un¬
Justice
Frank
Murphy of the expected balance in funds and
State
Supreme Court of the United probable; help from the
construed
by
indebtedness, dated Nov. 1, 1935,
and certificates of indebtedness,
second
series,
dated
May
1,
1937, and refunding bonds, series
D
(all
due
Nov.; 1,
1945), States signed, on Oct. 15, 1941, an
until 8 p.m. on Jan; 2. Amount order allowing an appeal in this
on hand
in the sinking fund for case to the United States Supreme
retirement
of
the
indebtedness is
the
series
D
certificates
of
the
sum
year.
Moss
Orchard Lake,
is
Sold—The
Bonds
$64,000
re¬
$12,767.40. Offerings should state
certificate
numbers,
their
par funding bonds offered Sept. 29—
v. 154, p. 228—were awarded to
value, and the amount for which
Crouse & Co. of Detroit, at a
they will be sold to the district.
Offerings should be firm for five price of 100.05, a net interest cost
of
about
3.123%,
as
follows:
days.
$18,000 3s, due $1,000 May 1 from
Michigan (State of)
1942 to 1955 incl. and $2,000 in
Retroactive
Levy
Faced
By 1956 and 1957; $30,000 maturing
Builders—A
recent
decision
of
$2,000 in 1958 and $4,000 from
U. S. Supreme Court gives Mich¬ 1959 to 1965
incl., to bear 3%
igan a chance to collect hundreds interest to May 1, 1942, and 3J/4%
of thousands of dollars Jn sales thereafter,
and $16,000 3s, due
taxes which have been ignored,
$4,000 on May 1 from 1966 to 1969
Attorney
General
Herbert
J. incl..
y
Rushton asserts.
purchases
tractors
to
tax
of public works
whole
the
other
the
con¬
States
have regularly collected from the
cost
to
the
successful
now
the $130,000
bidder.
Since the county desires to com¬
purchased at
a
1950
incl.;
p.' 1475—were $5,000, 1951 to 1955 incl.; $6,000
154,
premium of $275
Second best bid
as
to
was
an
offer of
from
1956
in
000
1964
to
incl., and $3,-
Bidder
1965.
to
name
a
$5.80 premium for the first three single rate of interest, expressed
as 2s, and the last two
in a multiple of
or l/10th of
maturities as Wzs, submitted by
1%. Prin. and int. (M-N) payable
Paine, Rice & Co. of Spokane. In at
the
Haddonfield
National
both cases, the bidders offered to
Bank, Haddonfield. Each propo¬
supply the printed bonds and le¬ sal must state the amount bid forgal opinion.
the bonds which shall be not less
154, p. 1363—were purchased
price of 100.01, on the issue
as follows:
$26,000 as 3s,
due on Dec. 1; $3,000 in 1942 to
1946; $5,500, 1947 and 1948; $56,000 as 2V4S, due on Dec. 1; $5,500
in 1949 to 1956; $6,000 in 1957 and
1958, the remaining $48,000 as 2s,
due $6,000 from Dec. 1, 1959 to
1966, giving a net interest cost of
than ;
$110,000
nor
more
than
$111,000. Proposals for the bonds
NEBRASKA
will
be
two
bases,
considered
either
of
Clay County School District No. 12
at
(a) for the
Bonds Sold—Greenway & Co. bonds as described above; or (b)
for the bonds as described above,
of Omaha, have purchased $5,000
but
issued
with
the
privilege
2%%
semi-ann.
building
im¬
reserved to the borough to call
provement bonds, according to re¬
the bonds maturing in 1947
to
port.
Due $1,000 from Sept. 1,
1965, in the inverse order of their
1943 to 1947 incl.
numbers for redemption on Nov.
Dwight, Neb.
1, 1946, or any interest payment
Bond Issuance Authorized—We date thereafter at par and accrued
understand that a resolution was interest
upon
not less than 30
passed recently by the Village days' published notice.
Bidders
Board of Trustees calling for an may submit proposals on either of
a
divided
about 2.16%.
Pettit School District
(P. O.
Pettit), Miss.
cher, Dorsey, Barker, Colman &
Barber of Minneapolis, without
;
000
Denom. $1,follows: $4,-
1, 1941.
Due May 1,
from
1944
000.
—v.
MINNESOTA
refused
is
semiann.
school building bonds sold
to the J. Si Love Co. of Jackson
,
,preparing to rule that it is the Freeborn County (P. O. Alberta
Lea), Minn.
duty of the State to collect 3%
taxes on the purchases of con¬
Bond
Offering — Sealed bids
tractors holding Federal,
State, will be received until 3 p.m. on
municipal or school contracts.
Dec. 26, by A. C. Hartz, County
The Supreme Court on Nov. 10
Auditor, for the purchase of $100,decided that Alabama had the 000 2% semi-ann. drainage re¬
■j,power to collect a sales tax on funding
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
the purchases of contractors hold¬ 1941. Denom. $1,000. Due $20,000
ing Federal contracts. Dec. 1, 1942 to 1946.
Prin. and
Michigan has stood alone in int. payable at the Northwestern
recent
years
among
the dozen National
Bank
&
Trust
Co,
States having sales tax laws of Minneapolis.
The
county will
the "privilege tax" type.
The furnish the printed bonds and the
Michigan State Board of Admin¬ approving legal opinion of Flet¬
has
Details—It
reported that
Rushton served notice that he is
istration
Point, Miss.
Sale
Bond
Mich.
ais"' 1 V^s^v.
Minneapolis
Dated Nov.
maturities
MISSISSIPPI
Court.
$12,107.10; and for
bonds
next
Bank & Trust Co. of
registered water bonds.
coupon or
Bonds
ington
have
Authorized—The
County
Board
authorized
the
is
Wash¬
said
issuance
(P. O. Edgar), Neb.
of
issue
$10,000
Mitchell, Neb.
Sale
Bond
St.
Louis,
:
Mo.
War Boom to Increase Popula¬
tion—We quote in part as follows
from the St. Louis "Globe Demo¬
crat" of Dec. 14:
An
unprecedented boom, which
probably will dwarf the defense
boom of the last year, is in pros¬
pect for the St. Louis area in 1942
as
a
result of the outbreak of the
war,
in
the
leaders here.
The
opinion
semi-ann.
the said bases
borough
of
$75,000 school construction bonds.
MISSOURI
3%
to water refunding bonds.
on
namely
or
reserves
on
both, and the
the right to re¬
ject all of the bids received made
\
Details—It
on
is
now
are
due
either
one
of said bases.
check
for $2,200,
the $150,000 2Vz% payable to order of the borough,
refunding bonds sold is
required.
Legal
opinion
of
Greenway & Co. of Omaha, as Hawkins, Delafield & Longfellow
reported
A
certified
that
semi-ann.
to
noted
$10,000
bonds
being
on
;
;
here
on
July
26,
July 1 in 1942 to 1956:
on
of retrenchment
and
of business abandonment of branch lines by
Nebraska
railroads
will
be
furnished
Bloomingdale, N. J.
Bond Issue Details—The $5,500
Nebraska (State of) ' v
Many Rail Lines Abandoned—
policy
York
New
the successful bidder.
maturing in 1949 to 1956
callable in inverse order
and after 1942.
The
of
has
resulted
3%
sewer
earlier
in
construction bonds sold
the
to the First
Bloomingdale—•
year
National Bank of
741—were issued at par
and mature Oct. 15, as follows:
$1,000 from 1942 to 1946 incl., and
v."154,
p.
anticipated skyrocketing of in removal of $18,000,000 Wor+b
suppliers of wood, steel, cement, plete this financing during 1941, business may bring as many as of property from the tax rolls $500 in 1947.
and other materials used in the' the bonds will be printed bearing 100,000 additional population to within the last six
years, a survey Hamilton Townshio (P. O. Trenthe above rate of interest, and all the city and greatly increase the revealed recently.
building of public works.
ton), N. J.
^
Sales tax officials said such a bids must be for bonds bearing present $800,000,000 defense plants
Assessed value of all Nebraska
Proposed Bond Sale—An issue
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1638
of
incinerator
$33,000
bonds
tion
in
sale
will
January,
in
$5,000
construc¬
offered
be
and
1954
from 1956 to 1962
for
in
f
'
1963.
$4,000
1955;
inch, and $5,000
,
Hawthorne, N. J.
Wood-Ridge, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $70,000 coupon
Proposed Refunding—It is re¬
or registered bonds
offered Dec.
ported
that a plan to refund
$250,000 bonds is being studied by 19—v. 154, p. 1476—were awarded
to Outwater & Wells, of Jersey
the State Auditor.
City, as 3s, at a price of 100.144, a
Hudson County (P. O. Jersey
; basis of about
2.99%.
Sale con¬
City), N. J.
•
sisted of:
,
Proposed
Board
Bond
Issues
Freeholders
of
—
has
The
$57,000 sewer bonds. Due Dec. 1,
as follows: $1,500 in 1942 and
1943, and $2,000 from 1944 to
passed
first reading ordinances to is-
on
$137,000 nurses' home, and
$145,000 maternity hospital bonds.
sue
;
New
Local
U.
Invest,
May
In
bonds.
assessment
$1,000 from 1949 to 1952 incl.
Senate
State
incl.
sewer
Due Dec. 1, as follows: $1,500
from 1943, to 1948 incl., and
Jersey (State of)
Units
Bonds—The
S.
1970
13,000
All of the bonds
recently adopted a measure per¬
mitting municipalities to invest
surplus funds in United States
are
dated Dec.
Tuesday, December 23, 1941
Henry M. Wriston, President this
year, the U. S. Circuit Court position for the district's indebt¬
assailed of Appeals, Fourth District, ren¬ edness, a petition for the confir¬
a threat dered an opinion in the case of mation of which will be heard
to "our democratic form of gov¬ De Foe vs. Rutherfordton relat¬ on Feb. 2, as reported in v. 154,
ernment."
ing to discretion, in. issuing writs p. 1423, provides for the refundr
Mr. Wriston, Chairman of the for payment after judgment. The ing of the entire bonded indebt¬
Citizens
Emergency .Committee opinion effects holders of bonds edness of the district,, both ma¬
on
Non-Defense
Expenditures, of the Town, of Rutherfordton, tured and unmatured, consisting
criticized the Administration for N. C., and may be found of inter¬ of $90,000 school building bonds,
continuing at a high cost to the est to holders of certain other dated" Jan. 1, 1927, and maturing
taxpayers several agencies estab
$3,000 April 1 and Oct. 1, 1938
municipal" obligations.
lished during the depression but
Expressed briefly, the Court to 1952, into 30-year term bonds,
no longer needed.
held that a writ may be modified dated. Jan.
1, 1941, due Jan. 1,
He cited the National Youth where, in the light of subsequent 1971, callable upon any interest
Administration and the Civilian events, its commands become im¬ paying date and: bearing interest
Conservation Corps. as open to proper, as where they would con¬ as follows: 3% for a period of 10
cuts "in the interest of economy.'
flict with constitutional or statu¬ years, 4% for a second period of
"I must remind you once again tory limits of taxation or inter¬ 10 years,
and 5% for a third
and
of
Brown
University,
"wasteful spending" as
.
indictment
the
that
confusion,
lapping,
from
not
comes
of
fere With necessary governmental
over¬
and
waste
irresponsible
period of 10
All delinquent
years.
function, but otherwise no modi¬ interest will be paid.
fication is justified if its effect is
The district, it was said, has
to deny a legal right. A burdened been unable to meet its bond re¬
municipality must either make quirements in full since Oct. 1,
payment to the extent possible 1937, and, in addition to bonds,
under statutory powers of taxa¬ is in default on interest aggre¬
tion or invoke the provisions of gating $11,125 to March 31, 1941.
the Municipal Bankruptcy Act.
Benjamin
C.
Bourne, ; Clerk-
Other bids: Wood-Ridge
people, not from carping critics,
Bank, 314s, 100.55; J. B.
not from people who want to use
Hanauer & Co. and Barcus, Kin¬
the emergency to sabotage social
Government bonds. The measure,
dred & Co., jointly, 3 %s, 100.30;
it was said, is designed to allow
gains, not from people with, sel¬
M. M. Freeman & Co. 3V4s, 100.28;
fish interests.
It comes from the
the City of Bayonne to invest the
Rogers, Gordon & Co. 314s, 100.13;
Government itself, and its offi¬
$2,000,000 it obtained from the H. B. Boland &
Co., 3.30s, 100.141;
cials.
The road is. open, there¬
Treasurer of the Beachwood Vil¬
Navy Department for the Bay¬ Ira
Haupt & Co., 3.40%, 100.16;
Sampson County (P. O. Clinton),
onne Terminal so the money will
fore, for action."
lage School District, 25511 FairB. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc., 314s,
N. C.
earn interest.
mount
Boulevard, P. O. South
100.10.
Port Of New York Authority, N. Y.
Bonds Approved—It is report¬
General
Property
Tax
Held
Euclid, has been appointed as der
Income
Statement—Ipcome of ed that the Local Government
Faulty — New
Jersey's
general
NEW YORK
and escrow agent for
the Port Authority for the year Commission has approved an is¬ positary
bonds surrendered for exchange
property tax, heavier than in any
ended
November,
1941,
totaled sue of $70,000 refunding bonds.
Albany Port District (P. O.
and the refunding
comparable State, has developed
bonds to be
$14,089,274.67, an increase over
Albany), N. Y.
weaknesses to a point where, it
issued.
:
Tarboro, N.. C.
the same
become
exceedingly difficult
according
;effectively,
addition
In
I
period last
Certificate
series of studies on
current
a
New
Jersey
published
by
financial
policies
the Princeton in¬
will be retired therefrom.
ties for years
property tax provides
Since the
increase
principal support for local
governments in the State, the
the
of
consent
It has
in anticipation of
points out.
vey
of
The adjustment
aspects: First, "relief"
from overtaxation,
two
property
and, second, the improvement of
property tax administration.
:
(Rail Tax Decision Expedited—
Attorney General Wilentz has ap¬
V
plied to Chancellor Campbell for
an
order referring the railroad
tax litigation to a member of the
determination.
final
for
court
This
has been agreed upon
course
by Wilentz and counsel for State
both of whom
represented when the ap¬
Treasurer Albright,
will be
is made.
plication
The Attorney
questioned constitutionality of this year's laws ad¬
General has
justing railroad taxes.
Urges
Single
State
BudgetZink reported
:>.V.
Controller
State
Federal
for
—The
State
Transmission
Power
1
that
Fi¬
State."
system
power
of the
The announcement about
the line
tor
"permanent part of
came
Dec,
1 from Sena¬
Wagner in Washington.
The State Power Authority said
after
that
the
.
defense
emer¬
benefits
imum
to
consumers
in
"
Rollins & Sons,
H.
Union
last,
end
fiscal year.
Mr. Zink
resulted
pointed out the deficit
because
the
Legislature
appropriated money in anticipa¬
tion of, $1,750,000 receipts from
horse racing which failed to ma¬
terialize and because inheritance
tax
levies fell $2,600,000 below
estimates.
_
Sea
.
.
.
-i
.
is
of
The
Manhat¬
to deliver
definitive bonds of the 114 % loan
for
the
for
institutions,
issue
of
26,
1942-66, in exchange for tempo¬
rary receipts.
June
26,
Reduction
tures
due
1941,
in
June
Normal
Expendi¬
Asked—Taxpayers
were
warned
on
of
the
Dec. 4 that
failure of Federal, State and local
governments to lessen the burden
of national defense by sharply
reducing
normal
expenditures
will bring economic chaos.
1475—were not sold, as no bids
received.
Dated
Nov.
1,
were
1941, and due Nov. 1, as
follows:'
Speaking at
on
E.
a
non-defense
taxpayers' rally
spending, Frank
Gannett, Rochester
publisher,
for
provided
in bond
of the
two
have prepared for presen¬
to
the
Railroad
The
voters.
on
crossr-
the Big Four
line—four
in
Ber¬
St.
tion of the
Not
Issuance
Contem¬
|
2%
Sewer
100.08
Owen, Town
the
Clerk,
bonds
reports that
the
amount
author¬
to
under Chapter
750, Laws of
1941, will not be issued until the
project is completed. Work is be¬
ing financed through issuance of
certificates of indebtedness.
NORTH
the
$25,000 4%
and
sewer
at par—v.
now
semi-ann.
water
bonds sold to the RFC
Dec.
1,
1
as
154,
1941,
p.
follows:
1
is
re¬
ported that the city will ask for
bids soon on an issue of $180,000
airport
administration
building
bonds.
Bonds
of
a
the
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Further
major
citizens'
recom¬
finance
advisory committee, which re¬
cently concluded a survey of the
city's financial position, calls for
a
special election on a charter
ahiendment thatwould permit the j
city to increase its tax levy suffi¬
ciently to provide for redemption
of maturing
indebtedness from
current
revenues
instead
of
1045—are dated
and mature on
$1,000 in 1942
to 1950, $1,500, 1951 to 1958, and
$2,000 in 1959 and 1960.
through, refunding issues. £
June
Dayton, Ohio
Proposed Bond Sale—It
payable at
(J-D)
Akron, Ohio
Recommends Against
^
stated that
election
Paid—The
mendation
CAROLINA
Maturity—It is
England, N. Dak.
Refunding—The
Boiling Springs, N. C.
general
Authorized—The
City
City Auditor Council recently passed an ordi¬
states that the $26,000 light and nance
authorizing an issue of
power
plant revenue semi-ann. $10,400 4% street paving bonds.
bonds sold to the Citizens State Dated Dec. 15, 1941.
Bonds Nos.
Bank of New England—v.
154, 1 and 2 in amount of $1,200 each,
others for $1,000.
Due Dec. 15,
p.
1365—were purchased as 3s
as
follows:
at par.
$2,400 in. 1943, and
$2,000 from 1944 to 1947 incl.
OHIO
Prin. and int.
Price
2
exceed $400,000
sewer
November
East Liverpool, Ohio
New
100.169
No.
the
will be taken next month.
of 100.322."
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District
cinnati.
ditor, states the $240,000 electric
Crestline, Ohio
power plant bonds that carried at
Proposed
Bond
Sale — Marie
an election last March are being
Schill, Village Clerk, reports that
held in abeyance, due to diffi¬ arrangements for the sale of the
culty in obtaining materials.
$80,000 sewer bonds authorized at
100.22
•
crossing at 66th St. in
Place, as half the im¬
provement
would
be
in
Cin¬
Elmwood
Lisbon, N. D.
(P. O. Schenectady), N. Y.
Temporary
Financing — Peter
Durham, N. C.
Amherst, Ohio
Validated—The
City Treasurer's
Bonds
Sold—The
office.
above
bondfc
purchased by the City Sink¬
ing Fund at par.
were
Garfield Heights, Ohio
Bonds
Board
of
Approved
Tax
—
The
State
has ap¬
proved, an issue of $33,400 delin¬
quent tax anticipation bonds to
pay
unsecured
Appeals
indebtedness
in¬
curred prior to Jan. 1, 1941.
Granville
Village School District,
Ohio"
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
posed sale of $96,000 hot to ex¬
conten¬ ceed 4% interest county hospital
City tion of a local taxpayer that legal building bonds, originally sched¬
Clerk, that no date of sale has irregularities in the proceedings uled for Dec. 22—v. 154, p. 1365—
been fixed as yet for bonds ag¬ invalidated an issue of $80,000 was postponed until Jan. 5. Sealed
gregating $285,000 and divided as electric generating plant construc¬ bids will be received until 8:30
follows: $15,000 cemetery, $75,000 tion bonds was rejected by the p.m. on that date by J. B. Huthisanitary
sewer, ;; $85,000
street State Supreme Court in a ruling son, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
The bonds will be dated
gradings, $100,000 sidewalks, curbs on Dec. 17.
Holding that no de¬ tion.
and gutters, $10,000 fire engine batable
constitutional/ question Nov. 1, 1941. Denom. $1,000. Due
purchase bonds.
was
involved, the Court upheld $2,000 on May 1 and $3,000 Nov. I
the judgment of Lorain County from 1943 to 1948 incl. and $3,000
North Carolina (State of))
Courts and overruled a motion for May 1 and Nov. 1 from 1949 to
Court
Decision—The
Munici¬
review
of
the
injunction
suit 1966 incl. Interest M-N. A certi¬
pal Securities Committee of the
brought by the taxpayer to pre¬ fied check for $1,500, payable to
Investment
Bankers
Association
vent issuance of the obligations. order of the Board of Education,
submits the following 1941 Court
must accompany the bid.
;
decision as being of special inter- j Beachwood School ^District,
Ohio
Details Of Proposed Debt Com¬
;
>
fronton, Ohio
est locally and also to the municiBonds
Authorized — The
City
pal trade: Under date of Sept. 4 position Plan—Thq plan of comSale
by
Date
C.
Not
Set—It
is
Issue
Heston,
B.
,
State
2%
Corp.~~_
Gibbons & Co.,
Rotterdam
stated
construction of buildings
State
Place
Elmwood
and
at
plated—W. R. Sandager, City Au¬
2.20%
Bond
prepared
Sold—The
Not
ing bonds offered Dec. 18—v. 154,
p.
Co.
tan
Bright, N. J.
$43,000
not to exceed 6% interest refund¬
Bonds
Delivery—Bank
crossings in
grade
seven
be
Dec.
voters.
This is
Bond
Inc.
Inc.
.
30
that
on
available
was
Securities
George B.
.
June
than
held
awarded to the National Commer¬
ized
a
existed as of
of the fund's
a
the
November, 1940.
of not to
a
deficit of $4,400,000
for
debt
$40,000 coupon
or registered water bonds offered
Dec.
19—v.
154, p.
1535—were
E.
Governor Lehman said the line
public
of
Bernard
ings all would be
under¬
Approved—We
,
$2,900,000 surplus in the
New York City."
highway fund demonstrated the
The Army Corps of Engineers
necessity
for
a
single
State
will build the line, and to speed
budget and uniform fiscal year.
construction the Army Air Forces
He advocated breaking down the
will map the territory from the
system of dedicated funds so that
air.
all State revenues would go into
According to Governor Leh¬
the
general treasury: for direct
man, the work will be financed
appropriation.
by the Federal Government. The
The highway fund will have
Governor added he expected the
$2,900,000 surplus Dec. 31, the end
line to become a self-liquidating
of its year, because gasoline tax
an& motor vehicle receipts pro¬ project later when operated in
conjunction with the distribution
duced that amount above esti¬
of St. Lawrence power.
mates.
In contrast, general State
Definitive V Bonds
Ready
For
fund revenue fell off so that a
and
Bonds
Line
eral Power Commission.
the
St.
tation
Ashley* N. D.
an
Power
a
tion
would
issues which Councils
cial Bank of Albany, as 114s, at a
Authority's price of 100.206, a basis of about
Logan County (P. O. Napoleon),
plan for a publicly owned and 1.21%.
Dated Dec. 1, 1941, and
N. Dak.
operated
transmission
line
to due $4,000 on Dec. 1 from 1942 to
Price Paid—The County Audi¬
carry surplus electric power from 1951 incl.
Other bids.
tor now reports that the $62,000
the city area to the Government's
Interest
Rate
semi-ann. refunding bonds sold to
new aluminum plant at Messena,
Other Bids:
Rate
Bid
the Bank of North Dakota, of Bis-,
Marine Trust Co. of Buff._ 1.70%
100.27
N.
Y., near the St. Lawrence
Manufacturers & Traders
marck, as noted here on Oct. 18,
River, has been
approved by
Trust Co.
1.90#
100.29
were purchased as 21/4s, at a price
President Roosevelt and the Fed¬ R. D. White & Co
"
2%
100.348
would form
Cincinnati, Ohio
Proposed Financing For Grade
Crossing
Elimination — Elimina¬
towns
DAKOTA
NORTH
Ravena, JV. Y.
current $4,400,000 gency the line would bring St.
Lawrence power here "with max¬
deficit in the general State fund
Dec.
of
bonds..
Bond Sale—The
To
Government
nance
funded
more
consent is required under a com¬
major problems of fiscal adjust¬ paratively new State law.
ment revolve around it, the sur¬
New York (State of)
has
to submit to the voters an
$210,000 power
plant
ruary,
issue
Deductions, of stand
of 5.8%.
on
retirement for November.
38.2%
Such
cities.
two
re¬
tion to be held sometime in Feb¬
No¬
month
same
Commissioners
cently ordered a city wide elec¬
a
special election nard and three in Elmwood Place.
5, $40,000 not ex¬ Total cost of the project is esti¬
month totaling $418,245.43 left the ceeding 4%
water works plant mated at $2,300,000. .
Port
Cincinnati would be asked to
$717,170.06
available
for and sewerage system construction
were
approved by the foot half the bill for elimina¬
sinking funds, reserves and debt bonds
authori¬
to issue certificates
the
of
month
$1,135,415.49,
the
over
year ago
interest
but it was not neces¬
until recently," to secure the
sary,
totaled
vember
been the custom of port
of indebtedness
the
for
Income
either the City of
the City of Rensse¬
laer,
They are being issued in
anticipation of port revenue and
on
nor
revenues,
vestigators.
that the City
.
liability
Albany
Election—We understand
Bond
ized—The
considering the
to
general
property
tax
and the
problems of "replacement taxes,"
the survey urges that emphasis
be placed on expenditure as well
as
taxation problems.
It is one
of
•
of 7.6%,
year
Borrowing Author¬
according to the Port's monthly
Albany Common Coun¬
statement for November.
After
cil
recently adopted a resolu¬
to a study entitled "An Improved
deducting $5,446,633.23 for inter¬
Fiscal Structure for New Jersey—, tion authorizing the port district
est on funded debt, the Port had
the
Foundations," compiled by to issue $110,000 certificates of available for
sinking funds, re¬
Part of the certi¬
Princeton Surveys, a branch of indebtedness.
serves
and debt retirement, $8,Princeton University's school of ficates will be issued in Decem¬
642,641.44 or 40.1% more than in
public and international affairs. ber and the rest next February.
The certificates
will
not be a November, 1940.
has
to. handle
.
1, 1941.
National
,
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Volume 154 1 Number 4023
Council passed a resolution to is¬
;
M
,
Kerwin, City Auditor, reports that $1,000. Due Nov. 15, as follows:
the $150,000 sanitary trunk sewer $1,000 from 1943 to 1949 incl., and
bonds
authorized by the voters $2,000 from 1950 to 1952 incl.
Bond
last November will be offered for
sale about Feb. 1.
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Offering—J.
Cart-
A.
ledge, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. on Dec.
Lorain,
Ohio
Authorized — The
r'''
29, for the purchase of $13,000 6%
;
Bonds
City paving bonds, issued to pay the
Council
has
passed
ordinances property owner's cost of improve¬
providing
for
the
issuance •- of ments. Dated Jan. 15, 1942. Due
$56,712 3% various improvement; Nov. 15, as follows: $1,000 from
bonds.-
1
1
Mayfield
1943 to 1949
Village School
District
Sold—The
Retirement
ers
Teach¬
State
System
has
int;
ann.
(P. O. Mayfield Heights), Ohio
Bonds
incl., and $2,000 from
1950 to 1952 incl. Prin. and semi-
pur¬
office.
an
issue of $15,000 2%%j of the City Treasurer, is required.
refunding bonds at" par.
Dated
Vinton School District, Ohio ■'
Oct. 1, 1941. Denom. $1,000. Due
Note Offering—Anna S. Evans.
Oct. 1, as follows: $1,000 in 1943,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
and $2,000 from 1944 to 1950 incl.
will receive sealed bids until 2
Prin. and int. (A-O) payable at
the Cleveland Trust Co., Cleve¬ p.m. on Dec. 26 for the purchase
of $4,122.39 not to exceed 4% in¬
land, or at the State Treasurer's
Mentor, Ohio
$10,000
Bond
Sale—The
second
notes.
\
terest
1
Dated
due Dec. 26,
bonds
offered Dec. 18—v. 154, p, 1535-^
were
awarded to the BancOhio
series
26,
Dec.
refunding
for
pay-
.about
Bonds
.
and Oct. 15 from 1943 to 1952
as
•
$19noo
Montgomery
ing
ton), Ohio
Refunding
Reduced—For
first
time
in
many
years,
field
$30,000
000
Election—Everett
as
Jan.
1
due
livered
1945 to
N/2S, due
as
as
bonds, at par, for
2s, due $6,000 from
l%s,
in
1949, and $20,due
1950
$6:000
and
on
1951, and
and
taxation officials
to
Cleveland,
whose Democratic Mayor has de¬
manded that the surplus be dis¬
tributed, to help the city set up
its budget.
At the same time, County Re¬
corders
meeting
at
Cleveland
adopted resolutions
asking the
send
to
Governor
finance
State
the
reconvene
fered
Glenn
a
for sale
on
Dec. 19—v.
154, tricts.
1477—were awarded to a syn¬
composed of the Northern
Harris Trust & Sav¬
p.
the
to
purchaser only if
Redeemable at par and accrued
proceedings author¬ interest 20
years from
Feb. 16,
the issuance thereof have 1922 or at
any
interest period
been approved by the Pennsyl¬
thereafter on 60 days' notice by
vania Department of Internal Af¬
public advertisement.
fairs.
On March
16, 1942—$1,050,000
Luzerne County (P. O. Wilkesbonds, approved in an ordinance
passed on Feb. 6, 1922, issued
///,-''// Barre), Pa.. '///'V
March 16, 1922.
Due March 16,
Debt
Payments—The
county
Redeemable at par and
paid off $1,222,000 in maturing 1972/42.
bond principal interest and tax
improvement anticipation notes on Dec, 1—
bonds, at a price of 100.031, v. 154, p. 877.
Resultant deple¬
for $205,000 as 2s, due $41,- tion of funds made
necessary the
000 from Jan. 1, 1945 to 1949,
borrowing of $300,000 from a local
and $120,000 as 1V2S, due on bank to meet
requirements for
Jan. 1;
$41,000 in 1950 and the remainder of the current year
1951, and $47,000 in 1952.
\
Pennsylvania (State of)
Vinita, Okla.
—
to
Sustains
Defi¬
Act—The
Court
Judgment
State
contract clause of the
tion of the
State Constitution.
The
reversal
was
made
in
t
majority decision, with only Jus¬
tice James
B. Drew dissenting
The
reason
made
for
plain in
a
the reversal
was
concurring opin¬
Stern, who
ion by Justice Horace
wrote
the
1936
decision.
He
pointed out that since that time
the U. S. Supreme Court had also
clarified the issue by pointing ou
the
majority of precedents
in the 19th Century.
Were
"We cannot permit the broad
language which those early deci¬
sions employed to force Legisla¬
ings Bank, both of Chicago, the
series T-2 bonds offered for sale
Chase
National
Bank
of
New
tures to be blind to the lessons
on Nov.
17—v. 154, p. 1071—are
York, the National Bank of Tulsa,
which
another
century
has
said to have been purchased at
the First National Bank & Trust
taught," Justice Stern quoted the
par by the City Treasurer.
of Tulsa, the City Natl. Bk. & Tr
Federal tribunal.
Sale—The
Bond
$6,000
2%
community
building,
semi-ann.
As¬ Co. of Kansas City,
R. H. Moul- Glen wood Water District (P. O.
Reduction
of
Indebtedness—
sembly to split up the treasury ton & Co. of Los Angeles, R. J.
Glenwood), Ore.
The
bonded
indebtedness
of
surplus with local governments. Edwards. Inc.. of Oklahoma City,
Bonds
Sold—A
$48,000
issue Pennsylvania
was
reduced
to
The
Recorders
asked also that the Small-Milburn Co. of Wich¬ of water
supply system bonds is $80,109,727 as of Dec. 1, it was
beer, malt, wort, and admission ita, and the Fourth National Bank said to have been sold recently.
reported
by
the
State
Audi¬
taxes be turned back to the local of
Tulsa, at a net interest cost of
tor
General's Department.
Re¬
Lane County School District No. 76
treasuries instead of placing these about
tirement of
1.90%, on the bonds divided
$2,500,000 worth oi
(Pi O. Oakridge), Ore,
revenues in the
general revenue as follows:
; \
Series H relief and gen¬
Warrant Sale—The $4,050 reg¬ 334%
fund after Dec. 31. They now are
eral purpose bonds and payment
$916,000 water works extension istered interest
bearing warrants
allocated to counties for relief.
and improvements bonds, at
of $384,958 into the sinking fund
offered
for
sale
on
Nov.
15—
demanded
Recorders
The
local
for $50,000 as 2s, due on
1, 1945; $550,000 as 2V4s,
$50,000 from Jan. 1, 1946
to 1956, and $316,000 as l%s,
due on Jan. 1; $50,000 in 1957
par,
receive $24,000,000
sales tax revenues
the $12,000,000 now
governments
a
year from
of
instead
allotted to
them.
Jan.
due
:
v.
the
of
154,
999—were
p.
United
Eugene,
mium
of
States
awarded to
National
Bank
as 2s, paying a pre¬
$5.00.
Due $2,000 on
will
bring
down
to
cents.
A
total
the
'
capita debl
decrease of 84
per
$8.09, a
/'v'/<.-'•■
Pomeroy City School District, Ohio
Plans Bond Sale—The Board of
1961, and $66,000 in
will
arrangements
school
improvement bonds.
Lake
Silver
.
shortly complete
for
the
sale
of
(P.
O.
R.
D.
J,.
1956,
Cuyahoga Falls), Ohio
•
Bond
sewer
&
Dec.
Co.
of
8
to
at
2.94%
$353,000
as
l%s, of
Jan. 1; $57,000 in 1957
as
'
1,
as
at a recent
County Indebtedness At Close
refunding bonds Of 1940—The November bulletin
approved by the voters.
of the
Department of Internal
Affairs, Harrisburg, contains a
PENNSYLVANIA
tabulation showing the
bonded
Education,
election
were
price of 100.029. for $195,000
a
price of 100.28—v. 154, p. 1477—
wer° sold as 3s, a basis of about
and
1961, and $68,000 in 1962.
318,000 fire stations construction
and
equipment bonds, at a
Lawrence
Cleveland,
on
to
Sale Details—The
$10,000
improvement
bonds
awarded
Cook
due
that
dates
moneys
issue
of
could be followed.
Although the
impost is expected to yield $20,-
000,000 in 1942 and there will be
a surplus in 1941-1942 of $3,390,000, the committee pointed out in
its report that
projected salary
increases to city employees will
practically absorb all of the an¬
ticipated surplus in general rev¬
enues.
Roaring Spring, Pa.
Authorized—An
Bonds
ordi¬
the Borough
Council on Dec.
1 provides for
the issuance of $70,000 not to ex¬
ceed 2*/4% interest bonds, includ¬
ing $7,500 funding, $15,000 water
works refunding and $47,500 sani¬
tary sewerage system refunding.
approved
nance
by
All of the bonds will be dated Dec.
15,
in
1941,
mature
$1,000
denoms. and
$3,000 from
follows:
as
incl. and $4,000 from
1952 to 1961 incl.
1942 to 1951
Tremont
(P.
Township School District
O. Tremont), Pa.
Bonds
Approved—The
Department
Penn¬
of
Internal
approved $59,000
not to exceed 3% interest bonds,
consisting
of
$25,000
operating
revenue and $34,000 refunding.
sylvania
Affairs recently
Bond
Proposed
1942
budget for
the
issuance
finance
tions
posed
for
Pa.
Issue
—
The
is predicated
on
of $300,000 bonds to
various
during
issue
municipal opera¬
the year. The pro¬
would
be
submitted
consideration of the voters at
the spring
election.
*
Wilson
$17,465
Glenolden, Pa.
cease on
called; provided, however, that all
Wilkes-Barre,
$112,926,000 is cur¬
rently
outstanding
against the
$175,000,000
borrowed
by
the
v
Education
the said issues shall
■
of
Nov. 15, 1941, and $2,050 on April
1962.
1, 1943. v
-■'V','''
'
Commonwealth
in
four
major
1,037,000 sewer extensions and
improvements bonds, at par, Malheur County Union High Sch. loans negotiated through sales oi
for $57,000 as 2s, due on Jan. Dist. No. 4 (P.O. Adrian), Oregon 10 different series of securities be¬
Bonds Approved—It is
stated tween
1. 1945; $627,000 as 2*/4s. due
1919
and
1934,
Auditor
$57,000 from Jan. 1, 1946 to by Florence Otis, Clerk, Board General F. Clair Ross reported.
to
interest
20
years
from
16, 1922, or at any interest
period thereafter on 60 days' no¬
tice by public advertisement.
Payable at the Philadelphia Na¬
tional Bank, fiscal agent, Phila¬
delphia.
Interest on all bonds of
accrued
March
for the redemption of the
bonds hereby proposed
and
directed
to
be
redeemed,
Supreme Court reversed itself
Nov. 28 and found constitutiona* placed in the Sinking Fund, shall
be first applied to the payment, as
the
1941
Deficiency
Judgment
far as applicable, of the principal
Act, passed to protect real estate
of such bonds. ' ;
owners from losing their property
To
Retain Wage Tax Levy—
to
mortgage holders while still
The special
committee recently
remaining indebted for the bal¬
ance/of their obligations to their appointed by the Mayor to ascer¬
tain whether the 1V2 % wage and
creditors.
A previous Deficiency
earned income tax could be re¬
Judgment Act, passed in 1934
duced
or
eliminated
next "year
bad been invalidated by the high
recently urged that neither course
tribunal in 1936, as being a viola¬
Senior
ciency
that
Coquille, Ore.
dicate
Trust Co., the
30,
Dec.
on
and after the
street
the
City Council
Bond Move Declared Illegal—
special election for Jack
Rorshach, Special City At¬
the Dec. 30 on a $300,000 bond issue
torney,
held
the
City Council
County Board of Commissioners to be combined with an approved acted
illegally when it voted to
will pay off a portion of its ma¬ $276,900 Federal grant to expand
abandon a $160,000 bond issue ap¬
turing bonds instead of issuing water, sewer and fire facilities.
proved in an election for the pur¬
refunding bonds for the entire
Proposed improvements, listed pose of acquiring a municipal
amount. Revenues have been run¬ by Mayor Glenn, follow:
electric system.
ning above estimates and indica¬ $27,500 reservoirs for filtration
tions are that the county will pay
OREGON
plant at Medicine Park.
off $200,000 of the approximately
28,500 concrete filters.
Columbia County, Central Lincoln
$600,000
bonds
maturing
this
44,500 resettling basins.
Public Utility Dist. (P. O,
year. The remainder will be re¬
7,000 chemical treatment
Clatskanie), Ore.
funded.
12,000 additional water line from
Contemplated Bond Sale—We
Lake Lawtonka Dam to fil¬
Ohio (State of)
understand that this district and
ter plant.
Clatskanie Public Utility District
Governor .Rejects
Pleas
For
6,000 miscellaneous filter plant have
Special Session—Governor Bricarranged to purchase the
improvements, including high
Coast and Clatskanie divisions of
ker refused on Dec. 4 to call a
fence and lights.
West Coast Power Co., for $750,special Legislature to distribute
74,000 water lines to city limits. 000 and
$150,000,
respectively.
surplus funds accumulated by a
49,610 supply lines.
Properties will be delivered as
"carefully and economically han¬
52,000 fire equipment.
soon
as
State
dled policy * * * I wish it could
Hydro-Electric
Commission
be duplicated
Tulsa, Okla.
approves
purchase
in many of the
cities of the State."
Bond
Sale
The
semi-ann. agreements and revenue bonds
are
voted and sold by the dis¬
The Governor arranged, how¬ bonds
aggregating $3,833,000, of¬
ever,
passed
'
$19 nft0 in 1950 and izing
and
Mayor,
the have called
the tax-
$8,000 in 1952.
334,000
OKLAHOMA
Bond
*
1,
50.000 auxiliary airport and fly¬
:
department.
O. Day¬
(P.
Jan.
1951, and $16,000, 1952.
Lawton, Okla.
County
Jan. 3
en
recently
15, 1941.
from
1949. and $40 0oq
Authorized—Citv
All of the bonds will be dated
Oct.
taxes within
valorem
,
incl.
/
ad
Jan. 1, 1945 to
passed legislation
from 1943 to 1952 incl.
providing for an issue oi $do,vuc
bonds
to
provide for purchase
4,000 water works improvement
equipment
for
the
police
bonds.
Due $200 on April 15 of
-
bonds.
•
Youngstown, Ohio
3.16%. Sale consisted of:
$8,000 from Jan. 1,
1949, and $25,000 as
Denom.
1942.
1919, supplementing an ordinance
ing limitations placed by law upon
40,000 public libraries construcpassed
on
June 29,
1916, and
boroughs.
A certified check for amended
tion bonds, at par, for $25,000
by ordinances passed on
2% of the bonds bid for/payable
as 2s, due $5,000 from Jan. 1,
April 5, 1921, and Jan. 14, 1922.
to order of the Borough Treasurer,
1945 to 1949, and $15,000 as
Pursuant to said ordinance there
is required.
The bonds are issued was issued on Feb.
iy2s, due $5,000 on Jan. 1 in
16, 1922, $9,subject to the favorable opinion of
1950 to 1952.
000,000
bonds
due
February,
100.000 municin*l airport bonds, Townsend, Elliott & Munson of 1952/42, of which $4,543,000 have
Philadelphia, and will
be de¬ been refunded and cancelled.
eat p~r. for $60,000
2s,
ab'e to order of the Board of Edu¬
$6,000 delinquent tax bonds. Due
$300 .on April 15 and Oct. 15 cil
due
-
to 1952.
j
Columbus, as 3*/4s, cation, is required.
of 100.50, a basis of
price
a
2s,
funding
-
Securities Co.,
at
of
3y>%
.
1941, and
of the notes,
.
general
coupon
$85,000' debt and the net debt per $1,000
interest; of property.
Copies of the bul-.
obligation
re-^ letin may be procured from
purchase
exceed
■
Callable after
A certified
1943.
1%
to
-
Nov. 30 in any year.
check
the
not
^
Dated Jan. 15,, William S. Livengood, Jr., Secre¬
$1,000.
Due Jan. tary of the Department.
1945 to
15, as follows:
$6,000 from 1943
Pennsylvania State Authority
to 1955 incl. and $7,000 in 1956.
IV2S, due on Jan/1; $8,000 in
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
1950 and 1951, and $9,000 in Bidder to name one of the follow¬
To Issue Bonds—The Authority
ing rates of interest: 1%, 1*4, l1/^,
^1952^
has agreed to issue $750,000 bonds
709,000 public storm sewer sys¬ 13/4, 2, 2y4, 21/2, 23/4, 3, 3y4, or •; to finance
construction of a new
Dated
Jan.
15,
1942.*
tem
bonds, at
a
price of 31/2%.
executive mansion.
Denom. $1,000.
Due Jan. 15 as
100.026,., for $440,000 as 2s,
due $88,000 from Jan. 1, 1945 follows: $6,000 from 1943 to 1955
Philadelphia, Pa.
Principal
to 1949, and $269,000 as l%s, incl. and $7,000 in 1956.
Bond Call—The
City Council
and interest (J-J)
payable with
due on Jan. 1; $88,000 in 1950
passed ordinances on Dec. 8 pro¬
hand 1951, and $93,000 in 1952. out deduction for any tax or taxes,
viding for the call for payment of
264,000
public sanitary
sewer except succession or inheritance! outstanding bonds, on the dates
taxes, now or hereafter levied or!
system bonds, at a price of
mentioned, as follows: *
'
assessed thereon under any pres- i
100.024, for $165,000 as 2s,
On
Feb.
16,
1942—$4,457,000
ent or future law of the Common¬
due $33,000 from Jan. 1, 1945
bonds, all outstanding of an issue
wealth
of
Pennsylvania.
These) of
to 1949, and $99,000 as IV2S,
$15,000,000, authorized in ari
due $33,000 from Jan. 1, 1950 obligations will be payable from] ordinance
•'v,
chased
office.
and for
1951,
$45,000 in 1952.
65,000 traffic signals installation
bonds, at par, for $40,000 as
•r
$130, payable to order
for
check
at the City
A
certified
payable
Treasurer's
and
1950
in
000
Steubenville, Ohio
;
$20,000 not to exceed 6% in¬
Bonds Authorized—City Coun¬
terest flood protection bonds, to cil
passed an ordinance on Dec. 3
mature serially from 1943 to 1977
providing for an issue of $13,000
inCl. ; r™'
interest special
.;rM ''
■, .\(' ''■7
■ / i not to exceed 6%
assessment
streetimprovement
Kent, Ohio
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1942. Denom.
Proposed Bond Sale—Francis J.
sue
1639
indebtedness
of
each
county
in
(P. O. Easton), Pa.
connection with
Correction—In
the
report in v.
154, p. 1581—of
the award of $28,000
funding and
refunding bonds to Singer, Deane
Scribner
of
Pittsburgh,
we
2s. due $39,000 from Jan.
Bond
Offering—H. L.
Simon, the State as of Dec. 31, 1940. Both &
have since learned that the suc¬
1945. to 1949, and $123,000 Borough Secretary, will receive the (gross and net indebtedness
cessful bid was a price of 101.189
1 %'s, due on Jan. 1; $39,- 'sealed bids" hntil 7 p.m. on Jan.'8 are listed, also the per capita net
,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1C>40
(not
for
2s, a basis of
The premium paid
101.89)
about 1.85%.
vrwas $333.
Other bids:
"
Bidder—
Blair
&
Burr
&
Inc.
CO.,
;
Rate Bid.
2%
—
Co.-_.
H.
;
Int. Rate
\
.
.
100.395
• -
2'M
,
100.17 ;
Par
Par
;
2%
National Bank__- '2%
Leroy
Easton
Dolphin
Snyder_______
&
Co.___
2Vz'/c
2Vz%
_
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
street, and
construction.
sewer
bonds
endum
to
1942.
held
be
March
on
12,
Bank- &
of
Bank
Trust
Boston,
SOUTH CAROLINA
Timmonsville, S. C.
Bond Refunding Plan^—Holders
bonds
all
of
bonds
braced
being advised that
are
the
within
town
are
em¬
refunding plan
that has been approved by a large
proportion of the bondholders.
Past due coupons and accrued in¬
terest on past due bonds are to be
paid in full. Refunding bonds are
ready for delivery. For full par¬
a
ticulars bondholders
W.
to
R.
to write
are
McLeod,
Clerk
and
Treasurer of the town.
SOUTH
locally.
TEXAS
Aspermont, Texas
Offered
Bonds
Public
to
—
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. of Dallas,
are offering to the public $24,000
4% water works system and sani¬
tary sewer system revenue bonds.
Nov. 1, 1941.
Int. payable
& N.
Denom. $1,000.
Due
Dated
DAKOTA
Bonds
Board
Sold—The
of
Clerk
of
the
informs
Education
us
Bond
Election—We
passed
an
submit
to
Sold—The
Bonds
the.
voters
issue
an
Due
tween Padre Island and the main¬
land,
and
Sold—We
Callihan
understand
Jackson
&
of
Dal¬
of Dallas.
Cochran
County Road Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Morton), Texas
Election—We
Bond
Wast a
No.
that
Independent School District
1 (P. O. Wasta), S. Dak.
Bond
Offering
will* be
received
—
Sealed
until
bids
7:30
p.m.
Dec.
26,
by
an
election
has
understand
been
called
for Jan.
3, to submit to the voters
an
issue
of
$150,000 road im¬
provement bonds.
Texas
Bonds
stand
in 1961.
the
under¬
issue
Bank,
on
Nov.
on
Notes
W.
Sold—It
Kennerly,
that
local
banks
$300,000
notes.
is
Prin. and int. payable at
Mercantile
Commissioners
Outlawed
on
or
Sold—Crummer
Dallas
said
are
Co.
&
have
to
pur¬
by W.
Law.
before Jail. 31.
f-jv
Nashville, Tenn.
Election—It
is
stated
by
Woodward, City Clerk, that
iDonds aggregating $2,000,000 and
divided
as
follows:
$1,775,000
P. L.
per
pre¬
with
VIRGINIA
Danville, Va.
Bond
Issuance
plated—In
school
Not
Contem¬
connection
bonds
to
the
with
the
amount
of
from
$300,000 to $400,000, which
the city expected to place on the
market early next year, as men¬
tioned
in our issue of Sept. 13,
City Auditor and Clerk C. A.
Coley informs us that the City
Dec. 29 to approve the issuance
of not exceeding 3% bonds aggre¬
gating
ment bonds.
The
which
Due April
$150,000
no
bids
Dec.
8,
near
future.
road
were
10, 1952.
bonds
for
received
on
will be reoffered in the
■
.
Edinburg, Texas
Bond
Election—We
understand
gen¬
Confederate Pension Warrants—
are
now
Pension
Bonds
and
tin
(P.
will
be
overcome
under¬
interest
on
Oct.
warrants
been
been
notified
that
these warrants will be paid at face
value by the Treasury Depart¬
Texas (State of)
Estimates on New Tax Revenue
—State
Comptroller
Sheppard
estimates
amended
total
omnibus
bill
tax
bring to the State a
revenue
of approximately
year.
during
This
the
would
current
be
(P.
about
Housing Authority
Williamson), W. Va.
O.
Bonds Sold—A $49,000 issue of
series A (first issue) bonds was
bonds
Vanderbilt Ind. Sch. (P. O.
Vanderbilt), Texas
Bonds
stand
Approved—We
that
at
a
recent
election
bonds
$60,000 gymnasium
approved.
Victoria
under¬
were
Water
and Improvement District No.
*
whole
a
verse
the
or
order
the op¬
interest
of
their
numbers
at
following percentages of par
value,
Control
1
(P.O. Victoria), Texas
Bonds Approved—It is stated
County
as
on
prior to maturity,
in part, in the in¬
date
payment
at
any
redeemable
are
tion of the issuer
104%
plus
if
accrued
redeemed
on
interest:
or
before
May 1, 1946, 103.50% if redeemed
thereafter but on or before May
1, 1951, 103%
if redeemed there¬
Secretary of after but on or before May 1,
102.50% if redeemed
the Board of Directors, that at a 1956, and
recent
election $40,000 not ex¬ thereafter but prior to maturity.
Prin.
and
int.
payable at the
ceeding
5%
water
and
sewer
combination
tax
and
revenue Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
York, or at the First National
bonds were approved by a count
by
of
M.
C.
41
Dunseth,
for to
4
Bank
against.
Wheeler Ind. Sch.
Dist.
(P. O.
Bonds
Offered
To
of
approved
Williamson.
by
Caldwell
mond of New York.
Public—We
Legality
&
Ray¬
L '
WISCONSIN
understand that R. A. Underwood
& Co., of Dallas, are offering $20,000
414%
semi-ann.
refunding
Allouez (P. O. Route
No. 6, Green
Bay), Wis.
Sale—It
is
stated
by
Bond
Dated
1941. Denom. $500. Due Clarence C. Linck, Town Clerk,
April 15, as follows: $1,500 in 1954 that Gillespie & Wauters, of Green
and 1965, $2,000 in 1966 and $3,000 Bay. have purchased $6,500 4%
in 1967 to 1971.
Prin. and int. bridge bond for a premium of
of bonds to the general public.
will
$109,538,425
tax
George II.
* that
the
VIRGINIA
WEST
Williamson
ment when presented through the
regular channels.
( sold recently to Nelson, Browning
It is a pleasure for this Depart¬ & Co. of Cincinnati, at a net in¬
ment to announce the retirement terest cost of about 2.65%, for the
bonds purchased at par, divided
of this deficit of long
standing.,
From this date, Confederate pen-; as follows: $13,000 maturing Jan.
sion warrants assume the same, 1, $7,000 in 1942, $2,000 in 1943 to
status as all other State warrants 1945, as 2s, $5,000 maturing Jan. 1,
|
which are cashable at par value ■ $2,000 in 1946, $3,000 in 1947, as
and may be so treated by persons j 2V4S, $7,000 maturing Jan. 1, $2,000 in 1948, $3,000 in 1949, $2,000
or firms cashing such warrants for
in 1950, as 2^s, and $24,000 ma¬
recipients.
Other
than
general
revenue turing Jan. 1, $3,000 in 1951 and
fund warrants, all State warrants 1952, $2,000 in 1953, $3,000 in 1954
are
cashable
when
issued
and to 1956, $4,000 in 1957, and $3,000
should be presented immediately in 1958, as 2%s.
Denom.
for payment.
$1,000.
All series A
1.
appointed exchange
has
Wheeler), Texas
Texas
the voters.
,
Approved—We
accrued
has
Fund
O. Matador), within the next 30
days, each re¬
Texas
cipient of Confederate pension
Motley County
Oct. 15,
at the Mercantile Na¬ $625.00, equal 109.615, a basis of
than was col¬ payable
Due
Legality 2.14%. Dated July 1. 1941.
lected, due mostly to raising the tional Bank, of Dallas.
tax rates on petroleum and other approved
by Pat Dougherty of $650 from July 1, 1942 to 1951
$21,539,425
.
Warrants—All
holder of such warrants.
We
American National Bank of Aus¬
$200,000
and
divided:
purchased $31,200 road and bridge machinery,
anticipation $168,800 road and bridge improve¬
1942.
Bond
Texas
Bond Issuance Approval Pend¬
have
revenue
Due
of
cents
$75,000 construction bonds is be¬
ing considered.
paying at face value'
chased $10,000 4% semi-ann. road
Kitsap County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
all warrants drawn
against the
bonds at par. Due on April 10 in
Port Orchard), Wash.
Confederate Pension Fund.
All
1943 to 1952.
| Bonds Approved—It is stated
Confederate warrants cashed by
by
Reina
M.
Osburn,
County
Limestone County (P, O. Groesrecipients on or after Nov. 30,
Treasurer, that bonds aggregating
1941, will not require an affidavit
beck), Texas
$160,000 and divided as follows:
Bonds
Defeated—We
under¬ by persons or firms cashing these
$69,000 Sch. Dist. No. 400, $41,000
stand
that at a recent election warrants that they have not been
Sch. Dist. 401, $50,000 Sch. Dist.
$302,000 road and bridge refund¬ discounted. Since it is anticipated
No. 402, have been approved by
that the deficit in the Confederate
ing bonds failed to carry.
Bonds
of
National
on
stated
Director
22
Salt Lake City, Utah
Correction—In connection
29
ing—We
understand
that
the
Commissioners Court is to meet
Knoxville, Tenn.
The
UTAH
drug-store
of
.
ceased
abolish
to
a
the passage
issued prior to and in¬ has no bond issues in prospect at
this time.
cluding Jan. 6, 1941.
'
National
law
for
causes
was
system
approved by
WASHINGTON
approved an eral
revenue
warrants
written
$38,000 2y2% and 3% prior to Sept. 1, 1939, come under Hillyard Sch. Dist. No. 81 (P. O.
road refunding bonds.
the
classification
of
"outlawed.
Spokane), Wash.
Bond Issuance Contemplated—
warrants," and we request that'
Lavaca
County (P. O. HallettsWe understand that an issue of
you
notify us if you are the
ville), Texas
Court
Bank, 1953. Prin. and int. payable at
Dallas.
These bonds, authorized the
Mercantile
National
Bank,
of $78,250, which are the remain¬
by more than a two-thirds major¬ Dallas.
Legality
approved
by
ing bonds of these series aggre¬
ity vote of the qualified taxpay¬ Chapman & Cutler of Chicago."
gating $95,500, are called for pay¬
ers of the district, are issued for
ment on Jan. 1, 1942, at the office
Talco, Texas
the purpose of constructing per¬
of the City Recorder.
Dated Jan.
Debt
Composition Plan Con¬
manent roads in the district, and
1, 1937. Due Jan. 1, 1957.
firmed—The plan of composition
are payable from a
continuing un¬
for the indebtedness of the above
Dyer County (P. O. Dyersburg),
limited
ad
valorem
tax
levied
city was confirmed by the United
Tenn. -f
upon all taxable property within
Bond Call—It is stated by I. L. the district and constitute direct District Court of the Eastern Dis¬
trict of Texas on Dec. 4, as being
Pitts,
County
Chairman,
that and general obligations thereof.
fair and
series "B" refunding bonds Nos. Legality
equitable.
Holders of
approved
by
W.
P.
16 to 53, being all bonds outstand¬
$115,000 of outstanding indebted¬
Dumas, of Dallas.
ness aggregating $142,000 are said
ing of said series, are called for
Dallas County (P. O. Dallas),
to have acepted the plan.
The
payment on Jan. 1, 1942, at the
Interest
electric
were
warrants
Approved—We
that
Mildred
Webb, Mayor, that refunding Ser¬
the
ies "A" to "F" bonds to the amount
First-Citizens
chief
connection
—
Dyersburg.
Jan. 1, 1942.
the
saloons.
Clerk of the Board of
:
of
under¬
election
'
is
stand that an election on Nov. 22,
Bruce, Cooke County (P. O. Gainesville),
resulted in favor of issuing $70,Texas
Education,
000 road improvement bonds.
for the purchase of $8,500
3%
Warrants Sold—We understand
semi-ann.
refunding
bonds. that the First State Bank,
Seagraves, Texas
of
Denom. $250.
Additional
Information—It
is
Dated Jan. 1, 1942. Gainesville, has purchased $12,Due $250 on July 1, 1942, and on
000 3% semi-ann. road and bridge reported in connection with the
Jan. and July 1, 1943 to Jan. 1,
funding warrants.
Due in 1945 sale of the $87,000 water and
1959.
All of the bonds to be re¬
sewer
refunding bonds to Moss,
to 1947.
deemable and subject to prepay¬
Moore
&
Cecil, and Rauscher,
ment at par and accrued interest,
Crosby County Con. Road Dist.
Pierce
&
Co., both of Dallas,
No 1 (P. O. Crosbyton), Texas
at the option of the district, on
jointly, noted in our issue of
Bonds
Offered
To
Public
any interest payment date prior
Nov. 1, the bonds were sold as
%■ to the due date thereof.
No bid Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of Dallas, follows: $42,000 maturing Oct. 1,
for less than par and accrued in¬ are offering to the public $25,000
$4,000 in 1942 to 1944, $5,000 in
terest can be considered.
314% road bonds.
Dated Nov. 1945 to 1950, as 3%s, and $45,000
10,
1941.
Int. payable
M.-N. maturing $5,000 Oct. 1, 1951 to
Denom. $1,000.
TENNESSEE
Due May 10, as 1959, as 3%s. Dated Oct. 1, 1941.
follows:
$1,000 in 1943 to 1956, Denom. $1,000. Bonds maturing
Dresden, Tenn.
Bond Call—It is stated by King $2,000 in 1957 to 1980, and $3,000 1954 to 1959 are optional at par
on
a
recent
Due in 1943 to 1947.
Jesse James, State Treasurer, is¬
Antonio, is
$70,000 2%% refunding bonds. sued the following bulletin on Council and the Board of Educa¬
purchased $7,000 Due in 1948 to 1972.
tion recently decided to postpone
Dec. 5:
all
3%% semi-ann. refunding bonds
capital
improvements
not
$84,000 3*4% refunding bonds. To the Holders of General Rev¬
at par.
immediately necessary.
enue and Confederate Pension
It now
Due in 1952 to 1957.
appears that these bonds will not
Warrants:
$239,000 3%% refunding bonds.
Cameron County (P. O. Browns¬
We are paying at face value be issued in the immediate future,
Due in 1958 to 1968.
ville), Texas
general revenue warrants to and as the entire project has been set
Bond Issuance Contemplated—
Fannin County (P. O. Bonham),
The city
including 82,948 which includes all aside for the present.
We understand that the Commis¬
$2,000 from Feb. 1, 1944 to
1947.
One
a
more
have
to
ordinance
to
at
yield
than previously $175,000
3%%
when collections were about $87,- revenue bonds
the voters..
1
999,987.
$22,087,501
McRoberts-
understand
$8,000 not exceeding 5% mu¬
nicipal water improvement bonds.
that
Thomasma Co. of San
said
that
of
Texas'
Approved—We
Bonds
stand
with the $453,000 fetch $9,000,000 more.
Disappointed
weire the rosy
being exchanged with the
original holders, report of which hopes
that
$825,000
would
be
appeared in our issue of Dec. 9, a garnered from the oil and gas
syndicate composed of Rauscher, well servicing tax, which, it ap¬
Dallas.
Legality approved by the Pierce & Co., Crummer & Co., pears now, will yield only about
Attorney-General, and John D. Moss, Moore & Cecil, all of Dallas, $141,000. •
and R. K. Dunbar & Co., of Austin,
Shrunken also was the estimate
McCall, of Dallas.
is handling the exchange of the on the stock transfer tax from
Big Wells Independent School Dis¬
bonds as follows:
$250,000 down to $25,000.
trict (P. O. Big Wells), Texas
Warrant Redemption Notice—
$60,000 2%% refunding bonds.
City Council
an
Winters,
the
would
scription levy before then would the report in our issue of Dec. 2
have netted about $1,540,000, but that
a
syndicate headed by the
stated by J. W. Wallace, Secretary
with the tightening-up of pre¬
First Securities Trust Co. of Salt
of the Board of Trustees, that all
scription liquor sales the revised Lake City, had
tenders received on
Dec.
purchased $2,450,9, of estimate is not
expected to be 000 tax
the above district's 1938 series re¬
anticipation notes, it is
more
than $10,000, according to
stated by Ethel MacDonald, City
funding^/bonds were rejected;
the State Liquor Board.
Recorder,
that
only
$1,250,000
First estimated to bring in $3,Ennis, Texas notes were sold at 0.50%.
Dated
Additional
Information—It
is 536,000 more, the increased oil
Jan. 1,1942. Due on Jan. 1, 1943. '
stated by Mayor R. F. Brumback production
tax
is
expected
to
in
las, have purchased $40,000 3%
on Dec. 1
refunding bonds. Dated Nov. 15,
calling for 1941.
Due Nov. 15, 1942 to 1946.
election to be held on Jan. 12,
Legality approved by W. P. Dumas,
the
that
were
bonds
1, as follows: $1,000 in 1942
to
1947, and $2,000 in 1948 to
1956.
Prin. and int. payable at
the
Mercantile
National
Bank,
Bonds
that
May 1, 1941.
on
measure
lowered estimate
Edinburg Con. Ind. Sch. Dist.
M.
that $600,000 revenue
that
$19,500
coupon
refunding bonds are expected to be issued
bonds were purchased on Dec. 1 to finance the
project.
by the State Permanent School
Cass County Road Dist. No. 1-A
Fund, as 3s, at par. Due in 1961.
(P.O. Linden), Texas
Interest payable J-J.
Milhank, S. Dak.
law
a
estimates
revenue
system
*'
(P. O. Edinburg), Texas
Tenders
Rejected—It
.
,
Loyalton Independent School Dis¬ sioners Court on Dec. 3, approved
trict (P. O. Loyalton), S. Dak.
the construction of a causeway be¬
:;i-M
$250,000
plant, $175,000 gas
First
of
Nov.
0.78%.
of
revenue
Bond
Co., New York, at 0.49% discount.
Dated Dec. 22, 1941, and due Aug.
6, 1942. / Other bids: G. M.-P.
Murphy & Co., 0.59%; Second Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Boston, 0.60%;
National
system,
bonds.
$9,300 town bonds
Note Sale—An issue of $100,000
was awarded Dec. 19 to the
First
and
bill became
the
to
$925,000 and
$500,000 elec¬
follows:
as
called
been
Sold—It is stated by the
have been sold
notes
Hanover
aggregating
plant
water
Selmer, Tenn.
Bonds
100.65
has
to submit
following f
19,
the
divided
tric
/
Westerly, R. I.
Central
Dec.
submitted to the voters at a refer¬
101.189
ISLAND
election
an
for
voters
Town Recorder
RHODE
that
$225,000 fire stations, drill tower
and equipment bonds, are to be
Tuesday, December 23, 1941
resources
more
and
businesses.
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