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BUS. ADM.
2 6
DEC
Library
MO N DAY
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 162.
Number
4449
New York, N. Y.,
Monday December
24, 1945
Price 60 Cents
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Adams Express Co.—To Pay 45-Cent Dividend—
The
the
directors
common
21, ;Tnis
Dec.
have
with
compares
27,
declared
stock, par $1,
1944,
and
15
dividend
a
payable Dec.
20
cents
cents
paid
July
on
of
29
cents
29,
record
last,
45
on
•
cents
This
company
snares
exchange
to
Dec.
on
210,000
of
18
announced
American
that
h
*
holders
International
their stock
for
stock
of
Corp.
Adams
to
State
on
(
-
*' '
'
j
•
off jr
have
equal
income
the
been further reduced in this
estimated. reduction in Federal
resulting
lax
iemergency, facilities, such
'
of
approximately
"had
accepted
.
the
from
the
statement
excoss
acceleration
in
profits
of
Alleghany Corp.—Earnings—
amounts
(Including
9 Months Ended
of
Total
,
Net
.
,
"
We
present
31, .1944,
comparative
'•
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§480,338
:
expense
loss before
on' non-opef.
Boston
$4,903,538
Chicago Stock Exchange-—
Cincinnati
Cleveland
3,422
$232,251
'
profit,
;
85,637
(
$146,614
$3,801,016
397,949
;
1,878,693
f,St.
2,600,302
$1,141,463
$1,200,714
'
$213,083
••
on
net
etc._—
S31
380
3,014
$147,545
$213,463
753,813
753,813
753,813
753,813
$0.20
$0.28
$1.52
Over-the-Counter
$1.59
r
,
$1,143,146
-
-:
the
of
tinue
as
General
Aetna
and
mon
157,
Youngstown, O., but will
162,
"v
declared
.wW3'/'
extra
an
dividend
20
An
extra
The
of
340.
like
amount
i
was
'
•
,
'
directors
common
have
stock,
declared
par
-
paid
on
$5.
a
dividend
payable
Like
'
•'
•
•
'
Gross
revenue—
Deprec.
Dec.
27
of
25
to
share
the
of
2.
Course
of
Bank
Foreign Exchange
com¬
and
Gross
^"1;^
Federal
record
1,194,536
1
p.
'
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•
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*
281,183
3,608.124
6,025,558
,
$835,909
268,886
189,082
.
189,082
•
•
for
taxes
excess
amortization
of
■
-
$51,173 1
•
''
'
i
Rates———
$51,173:
He
to
report
a
new
Murray
was
$4,296,514
$281,752
.
r,
.
$4,364,134
1,392,378 \ 1,048,254
$2,904,136
$3,315,880
Stute
by
the
equivalent
income
been
company
as
to
provi¬
the reduction
in
resulting from the
reclassified as "appro-
tax
has
Reserve
Sales
I
of
except
the
the
members
continue
to
western
of
this
MUNICIPAL
qAllen
share
and
stock,
Dec.
directors
no
28,
a
par
have
3111;
be
1
———.—3111
&
STREET
HAnover
to
'•
of
free
known
ABS
to
of
American,
and
Leonard
A.
Versluis,
announced the settlement.
They said Amer¬
the ABC symbol.
In the future, Associated
use
the
as
its
as
-
President
Associated,
now
Symbol—
Associated
symbol.—V.
Broadcasting
162,
p.
System
and
use
—- -
-
9 Months Ended
Cable
w
Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
1945
transmissions
Radiotelegraph transmissions
Rental
—i'——---------3111;.
of
Miscell.
plant
facilities—1—__—_
profit on sales and serv.,1 etc.)
(gross
Expenses
of
revenues——-
708,116°
and
$14,649,521 $14,987,352
'6,922,303
repairs--
miscell.
declared
an
/extra
dividend
of
25
cents
regular dividend of 25 cents per share on the common
value,?, both payable Jan. 15, 1946 to holders of record
Similar payments were made in each quarter during
1945, making a total of $2 per
Gross
expenses_l_i-;i_—
.
;.?•;/
1,287,201-
Net
income
for
was
the
on
the
ciation, , Inc,, Stock.-*-V. -162, p. 1633.
'
'
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•
•
52,230
$3,674,085
income
income
——
shares
of
subsidiaries
695~875
1,978,600
$1,474,527
3,504,856
$L487,069
(re¬
11944)——
Fed.
&
208,416
exc.
prof, taxes
—-
—
outstanding—-—-——I—__—
provision estimated to be required for
—V.. 162, p. 1634.
.J
^
^
3,504,856
$0.42
.
The
•
the
no
directors
par
Dec.
21.
last,
and
value
This
on
declared
have
common
;
^
a
dividend
of
25
stock, payable Dec.
with
compares
June 28 and Dec.
.
.
20
cents
per
27, 1944,—V.
29
_
cents
per
to holders
share
paid
on
.
share
of
2-2600
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Bell
YORK
STOCKS, INC.
DIVERSIFIED
INVESTMENT FEND
4, N.
Teletype: NY
PROSPECTUS ON REQUEST
Kobbe, Gearhart & Company
'
INCORPORATED
45
Y.
1-573
New
York
NASSAU
'
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Security
Dealers
Telephone
Philadelphia Telephone
REctor 2-8600
Fntert»H«p 6015
Bell Teletype
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Vaw York 1-576
LONG and
W.
Association
STREET, NEW YORK 6
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COMPANY
INCORPORATED
48 WALL STREET
634 SO. SPRING ST.
NEW YORK 5
L0S ANGELES 14
on
record
June
162, p. 2513.
RAILS
Members
NEW YORK
NEW
ELECTRONICS
DEPARTMENT
$0.42
profits tax in 1945.
excess
American International Corp.—Larger Distribution—
,
sufficient to make the payment, it was stated.
by receipt of a dividend of $8 a share, or $119,holdings of 14.991 shares of Eastern Racing Asso¬
period
increased
Trust's
171,834
$2,170,402
•'
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•
928
in
1,156,286
$3,621,855
net——
—
full
1,248,054
$1,998,568
—
:
U. S.
1,309,078
1,192,932
1,092,439
/Earned per,.share;---—;—-v—i-
payment covering the. six-months' period ended Nov, 30, 1945>
and 1 Y*fo
representing the full balance of interest left unpaid as the
result of disbursement of only I'fo on June 1, last, instead of the full
semi-annual requirement of 214'v .' '
' :
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")
The clearing up of back interest on the debentures was permitted by
Income
in
for
Capital
.
income,
long-term debt
on
tired
*Prov.
.•
—
7
Net /income
Interest
.
shar^ for the year.—V. 162, p., 2138.
Holders of 4V* ^ debentures received on Dec. 1 an interest payment
3 Yz%.
According to Edward O. Proctor and Edward F. Goode, re¬
ceivers for the Trust, this represents the regular 2 V* fo semi-annual
■'
Non-operating
>
...
Aldred Investment Trust, Boston—Pays 3%% Interest
Debenture 4^2 s—••• .••-v.'.
on
profit
5,600,373
2,051,706
2,156,078
_
other than U. S. Federal income——Provision for depreciation and amortization—
per
724,371
479,666
597,766
operation—.——
and
1944
$10,206,503 $11,402,239
3,137,136
2,381,076
————————
INDUSTRIALS
Compan y
the
2003.
American Cable & Radio Corp. (&
.
1945.
,
Established 1922
BROAD
and
group.
directly
report
Broadcasting Corp. to enjoin the AmefCo. from use of the ABC symbol to designate its
settled amicably out of court.
been
Woods,.
.
is
will
System.--.--———3111
-
Municipal Bonds
SO
the
been
General
SPECIALIST IN
FLORIDA & NEW JERSEY
Televhnv*
of.
Mr,
Associated
the
has
Mark
letters
interest
classified
amounts
and
emergency facilities/have
I
to
development,
Grabhom
formerly Assistant
heads,
one
divisions will
'
,
heretofore
representing
profits .tax
by.
Broadcasting
ican
of
96,189 >
t-—
'
...
$377,941
reserve—T„_—
NOTE—Amount
sion
Federal
suit
President
Air Reduction Co.,.Inc.—Extra Dividend of 25 Cents—
The
5,931,198
242,808
—————Uv
Balance'-.' U—
creation'of
which
and/ divisional
central
?'■% Total operating
3,343,039
333,806
Approp, to special prop¬
erty
to
activities.
wi'l
and
; Maintenance
1945—10 Mos.—1944 J
$32,588,157 $32,001,892
13,389,010
12,777,101
1,362,959
$483,063
—
'
reporting
,
departmental
network
W
i
2 268 986
'
sales,
Taxes,
2,268,986
**
creative
as
Woods.
A
'
655,535
ptdr stock—.
.
of
the
announced
department,
divisions,
western
ican
2461.
~ $6 633 120
»
also
'
Total
year.
158,
Net-incomea^-i-i^i. ,.$240.235,_. $567,023 '$6,565,500
Divs. on
r-
charge
,'i
;
i '--i
:
"V.
operation '] alignment four Vice-Presidents in New
aisgtit^nts to Mr., Woods.
They are Keith Kiggins,
iKihtner;c Nicholas■ Prialux 1£tnd
Charles
Rynd,
All
other
central
Mr.
'
,v.
to. direct its
on
420,618
;
deductions—
Balance
'
posi-
in
"...
sales
Rbbcrti i
The
Dec.
$9,950,553
3,317,433
-
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1
$9,565,464
2,999,963
.
Woods
Clearings———.—3110
Reserves Banks —'———
?
per .share
of
■*
amort.
income
Int., etc.,
-v;.*
officers,
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
record
1945
Auction
cents
holders
1945—Month—1944
$2,753,755
$2,813,858
—
elec-
Woods,
»•
••
.
Vice-President
General
expenses——
Provision for taxes
of
9ales..Manager.;
Unde'r1 the new
jf
.
Co.—Earnings-
period End. Oct. 31—
Operating
tion
!^ York''will'act
.3109
Dividends Declared and Payable—-—--3112
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Alabama Power
on
Jaeger, who has been serving as Vice-President inv
charge
during Mr. Thrower's absence, has ben appointed to the
appointed
K
Redemption Calls & Sinking Fund Notices-3111
The
-
'
v'
announced
P.
stations
a
Section—-3106
Markets-
Ex¬
company and the
Dec. 7 by Mark
"
'
State and City Bond Offerings and Sales—-3124
per
Jan.
amounts were paid on
March 29 and Oct.
5, this
payments in 1944 also amounted
to 75 cents per
share.—w.
"
Inc.—Realigns
of. this
M.
Mr.
„^.3107
General Corporation and Investment News_3065
con¬
Extra
—
Ainsworth Mfg. Corp.—25-Cent
Distribution—:
-0.
Vice-Presidents.were
Thrower.
3104
^i
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
the
$3,828,000: $1,662,032
-v"'
'
operations
y' '
'
Miscellaneous Features SW
W
wV.4'''V'
cents
quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share on
par $10, both payable Jan.
2, 1946, to holders
p.
System,
v'
executive
Receives Right to Use ABC
2513.
p.
:■
of
usual
stock,
12, 1945.
Dec.
V.
'■
directors have
the
of
company's Board.—V.
(Fire) Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
Dividend—
The
that
of
-53,000
1—$1,175,681
4
Fireproofing Co.,
member
a
—-.3104
Stock and Bond Averages——————3108
New President—
$1,715,932
90,000
a.,
sales
Transactions New York Stock Exchange——3108
Transactions New York Curb Exchange—„3108
$1,203,728
$3,918,000
76,500
,
O.
-V
..
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
1,677
452,761
$1,252,181
——
Broadcasting,
of
■
.3103
—3104
—
$1,263,171
,
4,857,736
1,795,855
of
Montreal Curb Exchange——3107.
Toronto Stock Exchange
3104;-
George C. Brainard has been elected President
and General
Manager
to succeed
Joseph E. Rogers, who continues as Chairman of
the Exec¬
utive Committee and a
director.
Mr. Brainard has resigned as Presi-
»dent
Louis Stock Exchangev
Stock Exchange——
$956,119
13,023
on.income
gains
2,964,293
Thrower, Jr.; has been elected Vice-President in
charge of
position from which he resigned in October, 1943, to
accept a
in the U. S. Naval Reserve.
John H. Norton, Jr.,
manager
the stations department, has been elected
Vice-President in cnarge
of stations.-V
:
sa'es,.
3103
—
\
bonds
own
taxes
1943
$4,227,464
taxes
gains._L.
and
Inc.)
commission
3102
Philadelphia Stock Exchange.
! Pittsburgh- Stock Exchange—-
ex¬
period
outstdg—
share—
per
$3,020,162
Stock Exchange
Montreal
;
—
for
shs.
$611,032
Exchange.;—
two
Fred
'
Stock
Detroit Stock Exchange-—
Los Angeles Stock Exchange^
at New-
assets,
profit
15,869
'
•
.»
'i
rates
127,843
11,917
•
and
income
President.
3102
539
income
tion of
3101
518,618
184,499
redemp. of
Realignment
3101
440,192
for
ecutive Forces—
3101
Stock Exchanges
Stock Exchange.
404,583
...55,233
proV.
$1,239,158
on
American
.3092
—3096
Baltimore
deprec.
Net profit——
Unrealized foreign
Net
$4,100,372'
Page
vy
479,211
plants J-'
taxes
Earnings
'fy'J.-
Shares,
1944
.
dates of acquisition
.
(Stocks) __.____3081
108,516
21,613
Net profit from oper._
Income and
exc.
prof..
Common
:
101,814
-
current
New York
<(';
1945—12 MOS.—1944
3878,022
'
'■
•'
..
discount
and
York
■'""Vw:-A,
*
year-end
91,935
deb.
change
■
to
114,000
Depreciation
*
'
1945—3 Mos.—1944
oper,< profits—
Net
time
Stock Exchange (Bonds)
Curb Exchange—
*
Pat.ents, devel. and en¬
gineering. incl. amort.
Interest,
to
Stock Exchange
subject
expenses
before
1945
-
fcNo excess profits tax.
IDoes not include (1945, $68,08u;
1944,
$412,387) interest and dividends received
applicable to periods prior to
by Alleghany Corp. of bonds of railroad companies
in reorganization.—V.
162, p. 2937.
;
New York
ligures,
Terminal
t$2,098,388 *$3,216,317
859,230
2,360,198
-———— —,
from'security transactions—
Net
Stock and Bond; Quotations
this
New York
Period End. Oct, 31—
Net
issued
adjust¬
dates:
same*
below
This
any, for the three months ended Oct.-31, 1945, and Oct.
also, comparative figures for the 12 months ended on the
if
ments,
inc.
Sept. 30—
—
^Prov. for est. Fed.
In
\
Subsidiary,
thereon
Net
'H ',1":
in
'
Net losses
vw
.
ordinary
Gains
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—Earnings—
(Including Earnings of the Canadian Subsidiary)'
income
Total
applicable to years prior to 1945
having been credited to earned surplus/? Such adjustments have been
prorated to each of the months ending with the month of
September,
1945.—V. 162, p. 2138.
;C":' V, ' '7', /\ '
as set forth
the prospectus dated
Sept. 28, 1945, supplemented Nov. 5,
Based on relative-net asset values of the
two stocks Dec.
15, the
ratio of exchange is
71/100 of a share of Adams for each share
of American deposited. The offer
terminated Dec. 15.—V.
162, p. 2513.
The operations, of-the British
subsidiary> are not included
consolidation; however," cable advices or reports from time
indicate that, it is operating on a profitable basis; i
Wholly-Owned
and
tax
amortization
amounts
Express
in
MISCELLANEOUS
-
to special property reserve," to which reserve account such
amounts Were credited.
Amounts heretofore cl assified
as
provision
for; taxes
Dec.
1944;^';'w;V
Exchange Offer Terminted—
INSURANCE
-
priatton
share
per
holders of
June
on
14,
45
to
INDUSTRIAL
•
29,
•
Monday, December 24, 1945
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
3066
"*
Oct. 31—
Period End.
Operating1 revenue1'!-,Operation
1,158,349
—
676,278
taxes
income
Gross
-
2,257,373 27,832,751
600,866 7,047,482
25,395,126
7,214,452
—R19
,
_
68 462
2,106,669
—
571,503
funded debt—.
Amort,
of elec., plant
acquis, adjusts.
Other int
and deducts.
Int.
on
STS; p'd Itocks-
55.88b
Uao1'1ute.teconS-—
.YoY
1,131,521
.
V'\TI'LerL-TY
964,782
Gas &
from subs.
■.•
.ft:
Co.
Elec.
ft.., Yft/:•' ■'
m^stocks' °U ^
rin Dfd ■ stodksIII
IftlY
Y-ftY'
Int.
870,466
20,346
8.173
stodl
140,767
BacomCestoecakn--!-
140,767
793,024
909,939
$147.82
INCOME
Int.
Other income
Total
income
expenses
Operating
95,096
12,023
11.638
Prav.
of
"Excess
•Over
expenses
actions).'
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BALANCE
sold,
rities
1945
banks. $3,181,208; accounts
delivered, $38,618; account* and
ASSETS—Cash
not
in
at market
securities,
market
general
$7,394;
SEPT. 30,
SHEET,
'
ments in
LIABILITIES—Accounts
■
stockholders
The
outstanding
;i
quotations, $7,664,322;
inves.$32,334,043.
9. Mos. End. Sept.
the
new
preferred
the
of
•
American Public Service Co. (&
Operating
revenues
Operation.
—
Maintenance
Depreciation
Income
Fed.
•
,
excess
(net)
^507.479
—
deducts.
j
Total
Gen.
—
$537,185
j"
345,602
253,097
767,159
ft'ft ft..'.
ft.
149,333
434,368
' ft422,300
1,321,000
income
—
30,742
,
93,760
'——
—:———.
exps
than Fed.
income
Federal
-
income
taxes-.
duction
At
than'
p.
$256,424
.
*
2G34.
351,000
.
'
77,872
$1,581,422
66,848
7
7 3,870
69,843
;
$1,872,343
38,708
,. 700,168
$1,648,270
38,708
• . 754,156
$1,133,467
$855,405
$187,398
3,870
75,130
,
$108,396
$171,126
/
7
of
11,146,800
794,200
978,200
863^°°
$3,097,784
$4,121,547
$4,176,528
$1.27
$1.86
$1.89
share,
the new -facilities-at
tenacity rayon tire yarn with
Front Royal, Virginia plant.
30, 1945, the corporation
$20,000,000 of unamortized cost
Sept.
ft
.
.
is carrying on its books more
of emergency facilities acquired
constructed to- further- the war -effort. - The companv
to write off
all- or a part of the unamortized cost
facilities prior to the close of the year.—V. 162, p. 1387.
American Water Works &
1945
will until Dec. 26,
,
portion
; ,?•
'
Corp.—Further Expansion—
Steel
Barium
it intends to tender a substantial
2386.
::
; -7
corporation announces acquisit on of control of Globe Forge,
Inc. of Syracuse, N. Y., a leading steel forging and manufacturing
concern.
It
Is
also announced that negotiations are about to be
1
.
closed
y
take over a group
to
of companies in
associated lines of the
y ste*l «ndForge, Inc., was. intfusT'es.in March, 1910 under the name of
manufacturing founded
Globe
Globe Malleab.e'Iron & Steel Co. In 1927;* the name of the com-any
was changed
to Globe Forge & Foundries, Inc., and in 1944 to Globe
i Forge. Inc. '
'
,Y
,f.
The
announcement adds that Globe Forge has steadily broadened
y the scope of its business since its organization and today it furn'shes
.
..
,
..
:
drop
-plans. to:_
and- upset' forgings
other
and
railroad
of these
concerns
in
the
Bendix, .Spicer
Inc.—Output—,
company for the week
for
the
and International
Barker Bros.
agricultural,
automotive, aircraft,
industries. It-serves some of the largest
including General Motors, Chrysler, Ford;
of
types
country
Mack.—V. 162, p. 2933.
Corp.—To Pay 25-Cent
.ft
Extra Dividend—
■
The directors have declared an extra dividend of 25 cents per share
properties of this
ended Dec.
15, 1945r totaled'85,.421,000 kwh.,.-'a decrease of 2.56%
; and the regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on the no
under the output of 87,674,600 kwh. for the
corresponding week: qf j par value common stock, both payable D°c: 31 to holders of record
1944.—V.- 162, p.. 2937. 7ftY ft. 7 I -ft;'-ft -.ft . ' 7'/ft ft':.7ft'-,. ft-"7 Dec.-26. Th's brings total payments in 1945 to $1.25 per share, as
against 75 cents paid in 1944.—V, 162, p. 2635.
,**•,'.
'
American Weolen
Ralph
elected
a
Co,!—.New Member
T. Reed, President of the American
member of'thrf Exe'cutivel/Committee.
of Exec. Comm.
Express Co., has
been
He has served ion the.
Directors sines February.—V7,162, P- 978* y . ft
.
Corp.—-55-Cent Com. Div.—
cents per share
the common
the usual quar¬
terly dividend of $1 per share on the $4 cumulative preferred stock,
par, payable Jan. 1,, both to holders of record Dec. 24,- 1945.
Distributions of
15 cents each were made on the common stock
April 12, July 14 and Oct. 15, which together iwith the current
dividend makes a
total of SI per share. for the current year, the
same amount
as disbursed in 1944.—V. 162, p. 2266.
Anchor Hocking Glass
The
Dec. 13;. declared a 'dividend of 55
stock, no par, payable Dec. 31, and
directors on
on
-
-
2.550
,45,000
—■
$737,929
Md.,
it of 4% cumulative income
The
Electric Co.,
output of the electric
Power
$1,576,805
•—
Baltimore,
Bank,
National
First
yftft
5s.
It has announced that
10,122,100.of jts- holdings.—V. 162, p.
post-war
high
!'y-Y.%'7"-.:7 b:Y:';:;b'YVy;!'b!:'';:!:yb:;:
'V
234,000
eledt
1,013,000
2,927
73,000
$900,835
402,427
^
pr
1945—9 Mos.—1944
$989,167
$793,827
12.405'
8,348
"
V: Y 7
" ft
debentures
cumulative' income-debentures/ series A, . 'due 1975, and 5% debentures, series B. due 1975, to an. amount 1
sufficient to exhaust the -sum of $2,500,000.
Y
Y.'Y '77b• Y"7b
The American City Lines, Inc., a subsidiary of National City lines.
Inc., owns $1,696,000 of the series A 4s and $458,250 of the series B
$16,597,547 SlSyS^S?*! 1
9,286,800
$3,475,321-
profit____
corporation's
the
ONLY
1,267
4,300
.
debs.„
series A
incomes
The
$1.50.
! credit—Federal excess profits - taxy
The report
states that. the net profits shown for the 194o period
are after
deducting the high costs, including amortization :of emer¬
gency facilities'of $2,115,000, of"initial operations in starting up pro¬
858,143
1.392
21,000
of
per.com.
tRepresentiug
' $718,661
,
Net
1942
*
395,925
426,148
7.———— -—'- '"V
of net. .profit.
y„'YYY.'.-,:
Balance
Co.—Common Stock Offered— •
issue of Dec.. 17 of the offering
by an' underwriting group
t headed by The First Boston Corp. and Coffin & Burr. Inc..
at $25 per share.
A total of 256,500 shares were offered
; first to present; shareholders at $22.75 per share in ac¬
cordance with Maine law, with shares not purchased
Bates
of
Manufacturing
of
shares
the
by stockholders
individually
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.—Plans New
The
brewery
cently.
actual
Brewery—
building
plans
are
■
835.
p.
new
re¬
but
still-incomplete,
Eventually . the company
become as large a producing unit as the
world's largest, Mr. Mills saicjL—V. 159,
expects the Newark plane to
St: Louis brewery,
now the
1
.
'
company
made available to the
First
&
Co.—Special Offering—A special
3,600 shares of $6 convertible
was made on the New
Dec. 14 by Glore, Forgan & Co., at
of
(rfo par)
a
offering
prior preferred stock
York Stock Exchange
$127^ per share, with
commission of $1.25.—V. 162, p.
1762.
-
.
ft
Boston
a
participating in the Maine Mills plan:
Manufacturing Co., Hill Manufacturing Co., in exchange for the minority- stock.
GENERAL—Each of the following four corporations, namely Andros¬
coggin Mills, Edwards Manufacturing Co., Hill Manufacturing Co. and
ft York Manufacturing Co. is to transfer its lands, buildings, machinery,
four
mills
which
are
Mills, Edwards
York Manufacturing
Androscoggin
Co., and
all water, rights for power
supplies, certain
equipment and other fixed assets, including
and other uses, its patents,
trademarks, inventories,
Manufacturing
receivable, business and good-will to Bates
Co. or to the wholly owned subsidiary thereof Bates Company.
After consummation of the above transfers, Bates
Co. and its subsidiary will together continue the business so
as
well as the business carried on by Bates
such
acquisition, and Bates will own, directly or
accounts
Armour
public.
Corp. ond Coffin & Burr, Inc., who together own
majority of the capital stock of the company and of
each of the four mills/are offering
13,253.4 shares of common stock
out
of
the shares which as underwriters
thev have agreed to pur¬
chase from the company to the minority stockholders of the follow¬
The
ing
plans to spend S16.000,000 In constructing a
at Newark. N. J., G. A. H, Mills, Secretary, announced
The site, covering 18ft acres, is being prepared now,
corporation
*
ft
Mention was made in our
•
no
$1,431,062
95,743
1—-
683,562
2,649
$244,840
income,
charges
on
$1,794,471
6,289
.
'
Int.
$181,108
$237,436
- 7,404
*
income
on*
419,252
$791,151
—
Income
162,
719,698
'-'ft..
297,808
3,863
,
v i
$74,613,636 $67,239,378 : t receive bids for the sale to
13,071,859 16,171,399 14,.994,101 y,7series A, due 1975, and 5^
inc. & exc. profits 7
taxes; j:,-Y-4a.'i-li.r.vY4-7: 8,236,000
Earns.
312,048
,
$344,047
1945—3 Mos.—1944
$238,597
$264,640
Gross
Fixed
Y!
$2,109,679 $20,398,223 $20,428,462
1,514.977 15.233,342 15,057,702
324,372 ,
413,593 7 3,370,409 7; 3,789,337
1,486,028
incon-e_I_7
Non-operating
-v"-I;;
,
$2,047,636
Tenders Sought—
1943
1944
Y_„ $11,982,321 $13,467,784
•271,000
289,000
taxes
r.
company's Beard of
227.195
(
Net
—V,
$1,474,714
$641,835
$212,342
misc.
other
Taxes.,
$1,380,953
$611,113
EARNINGS OF COMPANY
&
•;
reserved
"
$6,314,446 $6,047,541
2,065,363
2,102,481
$309,990
Other
income
Period End. Sept. 30—
„
29.706
i_
"•
income
and
543,000
—
-
•
Net
155,311
income
income
i
Gross
Int.
and
-taxes
oper.
Other
.
—
income
profits
Net
257,218
than Fed.
income
tAmount
Split-Up—
111,355
94,782
———
—
other
Taxes,
1945—Month—1944
Operating. revenues.;—
"
'
1945—10 Mos.—1944
(Including Baltimore Coach Co.)
Period End. Oct. 31—
-Earnings-
(& Subs.)-
Fed.
,
1945—9 Mos.—1944
$2,294,768
747,570
$2,297,278
739,488
7
.
359,088 ".
7—ft—
State
Subs.)—Earnings—
1945—3 Mos.—1944 -
.
income
Total
common
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
deprec.Ybbll,623,233
y'
y
March
vote
•;
1945
30-
Other income ft YY—Ybft
13 on approving a two-for-one
shares, of which there are outstanding.
432,000 shares of 110 par value.—V. 162, p. 1386.
:: V ft,
will
stockholders
split-up
after
Income
purchased, not re¬
2-for-l Stock
American News Co.—Plans
The
atdek
Transit Co.—Earnings—
Baltimore
Operating
,l
■
( bb
b
■
Yft^7ft>$87,618,030 $79,102,705
sales
Net
preferred shares. However,- these
par
21,9.12 shares are.
r;
p..2635#:
in the vicinity
, 7.
.-7, ■».' y -: y (
Wis., and the third
162, p. 2810.
Wis.—^V.
Prospect,
129,966 shares ($5 par)
stock.
being sold by the company and 108,054 by certain stockholders.,: Underwriters are headed by Hornblower
&: Weeks and Central Republic Co., Inc., both of Chicago.
'
Central Republic is among the selling stockholders, offering 14,121
shares.
William E. Clegg, company director, and a partner in Hurd,
Clegg & Co., one of the underwriters, is offering 1,500 shares.—V. 162,
;
American Viscose Corp.
..
5 % convertible $50
will first be given
s
with the SEC
has registered
company
Of the stock,
distance' center In Chicago and at the Wisconsin
in Milwaukee.
There Will be three radio
one near Barringtony 111., another
long
Co.
stations along the way;
in I'linois but near Wilmot,
also
of
an..opportunity to exchange these for
$25 par preferred on a
basis of two shares qf the new
for each 5% preferred held.—V. 162, p. 2634._ y
-r
shareholders
The
common
...
ft.
Under
the
program
submitted by the management 91,727 shares
of .no par $2
cumulative preference stock will be changed into 5%
convertible $25 par preferred stock, making an annual dividend rate
of
$1.25
per
share on these shares. This will save the company
$68,795 in annual preferred dividend payments.
,
-v. v. ft, • >
The
new
preferred stopk will be convertible into 11/2. shares of
common
until Sept.
30, 1950, and thereafter until Sept. 30, 1955,
into one
share of common stock. The dall prices on the new pre¬
ferred
would remain at $27.50 until Sept. 30,
1950, and thereafter
would be $25.50 a share.
,
ft
y ft'.Y ft
The stockholders also approved the plan to call for retirement the
capitalization.
company's
consist of inter¬
television networks will
coaxial cable
regularly
repeater
Illinois—Refinancing Pro¬
•'
!ft:ftftftft YftY! Yft
12 approved a..plan for adjusting the.-'ftft&■ ". .''j,";'.■ Y.Y.ft fty'Yftft;, ftft
Dec.
on
Bell System
that
Telephone Co.'s toll building
of
'
_
time
cities
coaxial
phone
,
and taxes, $73,401;
payable to banks.
$2,100,000;
capital stock, $295,982;
surplus, $20,089,321; unreal zed
appreciation
(net) of general market securities, $3,877,227; excess
of
amounts
at
which investments
in subsid.arv and'or asscc ated
companies are carried herein over book cost, $5,796,459;. total, $32,334,043.—V. 162, p. 1634,.
' v!y
American Investment Co.
.
Mil- ' ^ Operating expenses—7
.
Taxes _i._
ceived, $84,713; accounts payable, accrued expenses
reserve
for Federal income taxes.
$16,940; notes
posal Ratified—
y
receivable for secu¬
div:dends receivable,
securities
for
payable
'
'
'
of
securities of subsidiary companies, $20,861,140:
securities of associated companies, $581,361; total,
in
investments
•1
football game- was -transmitted successfully, via
Philadelphia 'and New York.
Starting next month,
television programs will go over Bell System cables from
.Washington to New York. r - yy"
-.'•bbi'b'i»;
The Bell System's construction program calls for the addition
year for ;the next few... years, of upwards of 1,500 miles of the
type of cable.
'Y*' -y
- 7'
The radio relay system between Chicago and Milwaukee,' which will
cost about $500,OCO, is expected to be ready for tests in the spring
1947.
It
is planned initially to employ
this system for television
> transmission
in cooperation with television Station WMJT in
waukee
or
with any other broadcaster who might' be able to use
the facilities during the- experimental period.
The early experiments
will be on frequencies in the 4,000-megacycle range.
The
terminals for the system
will be at the Illinois Bell Tele-
'ft
'ft
. ,
.i'.-.b
,
each
coaxial
'.'y' b":
~-
.
.197,435,989 191.130,873
114,640,632: ill,,518,640
b;.'7;by;77bb
$144,220
$218,906
$371,003
$321,891
«— '
262,554
262,554
■, h——-ft ft
—
YY...,.197,939
205,465
—
(without giving effect to results of securities trans-
'
to
7"
■"
.
turnished by an
7'-'77';'-'
y
be
will
Capital expenditures by company in the five years
coaxial cable and radio relay, channels, ,y
7%7'.
Chicago-Milwaukee system will be completed prior to the
when Chicago is expected to be linked by coaxial cable with
on
the eastern coast where intercity television transmission over ,
cable has already taken place. " On Dec.
1, television* of the Army-
income,.—
dividends
and
rates
777
Details as to coupon' \
Jan. 25, 1946.
offering pr-ices
be filed by 'the company,
dividend
amendment
scheduled
14,336
—
19,517,123
11,435 595
6 170 757
19,703,251
13,332 759
•
probable
dividends
Preferred
Common
14,200
4,800
197,967,665 194,934,756
,•.531,676.7
803,873
between
$383,216
46,989
$388,688
\10,521
12,954
7,165
$246,059
$172,682
expense
(not incl. Fed.)for Federal taxes
Taxes
I
The
86,589
ft..-
'
-
1946. The rights will expire 011
8,
;
connected
-
99,148
'..refining,"-".1' 7b'1:;.'.
now
$469,805
111,170
*
expenses
•
Interest
$487,836
int.,
before
inc.
Net
$341,155
—
rev.,——
oper.
Navy
$283,852
—_
will be added to
the general funds of the company to be used for
such purposes as the repayment of bank loans, the acquisition and
development of additional production, and the\expansiQ.V'of
transpor.at'on and marketing facilities.
.
; ' 7 :'v •'•'-cb.
'.I ' y,1''
•*
company proposes
to offer the new preferred stock to its
common
stockholders at the rate of one share of preferred for each
.26 shares of common held of record at the close of business on Jan.
•
.
;
$440,660
29,146
———
-
The balance
super
'
$373,350
13,058
101,428
' "'y '7.
and new-money financing.
used to redeem $25,000,000
1953,-at 101V2'/».
debentuies, aue Sept. 1,
.. . .
;
*
$328,804
9,292
3,059
$264,834
19,017
19,586,059
68,936.
9,746,733
43,482
—
:-VV7
A
10,721.215 10,381,404
_
——.
;
1944
1945—10
classes of securities.
involves both refunding
proceeds, $25,375,000 will be
net
.y
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
..
both
program
the
7 3P-vefU' 3%
*
„
Rphxfp^n
-
bonds— ft"
Of
' tb'
statement
due.'an.
7
preferred share and $11.83 per common share.
STATEMENT, NINE MONTHS ENDED SEPT 30
1945
1944
1943
1942
dividends
earned on
&
Net
per
'
*
Cash
162, p. 2634.
of
The
to
Preferred—
new cumulative preferred stock
Smith, Barney & Co, is named as the principal under-
par).
writer
i
.
of
shares
102,000
and
($100
' " '$
.
•
Corp.—Quarterly- Report—
The report of the corporation for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
1945
shows net assets as of that date equivalent to $181.07 per share
of Convertible preferred stock (preference in liquidation $50 per share
and accrued dividends! and $16.71 per share of common stock.
Com¬
parable figures for June 30, 1945 were $172.77 per preferred share
and. $15.52 per common shares.
Comparable figures for Sept. 30, 1944,
wei-e
Mos.—1944
(s«ue
new
a
"v'
.'
•
Dec. 14. with the SEC a registration
of $25,000 000. of 20-veav debentures,
filed
company
1966,
and
oper.
General
American
15,
-"b
Inc.— "
,' ; 1945—Month—1944
.
Operat, revs.
Operating exps,
1,689,209
1,689,209
2634.
162, p.
—V.
;
,
,
1,3,3oJ,146 198,818,719
.15,CO ?~0P
505.-
'• 7
Earnings—
interest.-,
shares before minority
2,633,998
covering
.
week
1944.—V. 162,
1945
1944
1943
$7,575,000 $10,585,735 $5,393,176
$2.68
$3.81
$1.86
—
Registers Debentures and
7
"
share
common
per
"On
1
;
week of
and nine months
ended Sept. 30, 1945, aggregated; approximately $157 287.000, accordy,>7
ing to the* registration : statement,. ' More than $81,000,000 of these. 7'7;<
4397'151
62,245,180 67176,512 >y expenditures were for production, of which approximately $9,000,000 77; 7b
Operating taxes
'y
;y!lv—-,7 ;:,;,t;.)t'7(>.was - spent in foreign countries. In the first nine months of this : V ;7>
973 341.
1 910,77L 20,550,177
18,435;72iyear ' capital outlays totaled approximately $26,558,000, of which
' .%•
Net
income
I
383 106
'404 802 12 631 904 122,423:783
$9,961,000 was production.
for domestic crude oil production and $7,314,000 '•for;7s.?.'/£*
income
:—
foreign crude
-.yv'7'v
r
''7
v''7;7i
Plans Radio Relay System for Telephone Or Television
- Reflecting such heavy expend'tures in the exploration and de-v'
•
'
'...duction in of its was .82% greater thanthe Company's crude oil provelopiperit 1944 productive facilities, in 1940. Such production in "
aetwecn PbiVflffn nriri Milwankpp
Gnicago ana Milwaukee—
series of the newest type of microwave radio relay stations, de1944 and the first nine months of 1945 was equivalent to about €0%
1-v''
signed to handle television, sound radio programs, or -long distance
0f the total volume of crude oil refined by the Comoany, compared 1 >.7 telephone calls, is to be constructed between Chicggd and Milwaukee, ;y .;with a corresponding rate of only 36% in 1940, the registration .state'
the company announced on Dec. 11.
The Long Lines Department of y , merit reveals. This increase is due principally to two factors; the
7 the company filed applications on Dec,, 10 with the Federal Com^ yjfirst and most important being an increase dn the number of net
!, 'b
munications Commission
for authority to build and operate this ;< wells producing the-second being an increase in the allowable rate j - •'
high-frequency radio relay system on an experimental basis.
of production due to war-time demands. Since the end of hostilities
Such systems
are
expected to play an important part in future < in Augusc, .1945, various states, anctud-hl Texas,'have reduced some"
communications in combination with the nationwide network of coaxial
what the allowable rate of production per well.—V. 162, p. 2514.
* •
cables
under construction.
At the present time another radio
Automatic Canteen Co. of America—Registers Com.
relay system
is being buUt between New York and Boston., y It is
-Y•
•
-
income
■
Uncoil,
11,427,664
10,455,903
'
Operating revs.
^'onf
2,905
advs.
&
bonds
on
19,137,275*
Telephone
American
.'', 7'
112,684
5x1,068749^92
732 578
Other income —_—4,582
49,j.9~ . 32,578
Total
1,039,217
1,216,652 14,405,658 14,066,356
°1£t ta>"
: 7 23,1152-:7 18,457 ' ' ft 331,916
294.7161
Int. and misc. deducts83,441
■'
1,fi«'d7n
taxGS
0*1,132
61,590
645,641
653,470
ft.
nive
y
Period End. Oct. 31—
'ft"'
"Earn,
"
,
bThe company has purchased for an unLsclosed amount the majority
stock of the Danahy-Faxon
Stores; Inc., of Buffalo, N. Y., which
operates.t31- stores in Buffalo and vicinity. The purcliase price was
b
1,341,913
1 4*—11
,Jfc
^
reported at $45 a share.—V.
1,341,313
3,046.273
261,055
.
•
b
Co.—November Sales—
Purchases Danahy-Faxon
11,427,664
Amer
of
Inc.
3,046,273
261,055
'
1
,
^
30—3945—Month— 1 44
+
13,502,177 12,769,577
*
V. 76, p. 974.
2699;
p.
.'L-b:
Sales
3,722,966
964,782
Elec. Co.
Gas &
Period End. Nov.
461 .
870,466 10.455,903
131,
American Stores
964.782
BajoSmone°tocks f°r
e" com. ItocL;:;.;
Subs,)-
'
The
281.118
:
(&
taxes—
and
ehgs.
after
income
Net
approved
have
stockholders
stock.—V.
mon
68,40-
257,811,222 012
4,205
40,890
24,940
Plvs
Amer.
Co.—Eliminates Pfd. Stock—
the elimination :of the company's
preferred stock issue. For several years, it has been buying in the
stock. The capitalization now consists of 5,333 s.:a.es of $75 par com¬
25,095,710
,299.415
20,714
income
corresponding
the
over
Refining Co.
Atlantic
American Sash & Door
The
.2,226,506 .2^,511,485
30,866
321,266
2,085,954
ftY—
income
Oper.
Other
0.4%,
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
JS36 &%g SSkos
SKSS
charged to income in 1944.
without altering the net
year.—V. 162, p. 2139.
14.
or
Electric Corp. report that the
cf
2938.
p.
reported for last
profit-figure Us previously
Dec.
kwh.,
271
by a $750,000 provision for contingencies
Payment was made in cash 011 Nov, 24, 1945,
40,765,736
iT'oIo'Sar i4'i2o'473
1,191,048 13,958,936 14,120,473
694,570 8,133,203
7,941,526
722,913
income
Fed.
10,117,117 1J2,241,609
3,404,046 41,800,860
9,718,831
3,333,211
.
Depreciation
for 1944 with a net
amount was covered
corporation- has completed renegotiation
to the Government pf $710,419.
This
The
ended
Co.—Weekly Output—
the Associated Gas & Electric Group for the
1945 amounted to 127,000.047 kwh., an increase of
output
electric
the Associated Gas &
of
trustees
The
negotiation— <•'
recovery
Maintenance
Associated Gas & Electric
Corp.—Re¬
Standard Sanitary
Radiator &
American
Electric Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings
1945—Month—1944
1945—12 Mos.—1944
American Gas &
Manufacturing
acquired
sidiary
five
textile mill
immediately preceding
through said sub¬
plants. J Three of these plants (the Bates
Volume ,162
mill,
Number
the Androscoggin
mill
4449
and
THE COMMERCIAL &
Hill
the
mill)
ton, Me.; the fourth plant' (the Edwards mill)
Me.;
In
and
1944
and
the
fifth
these
plant
mills
sold
fabrics
rayon
(the
in
(of
York
the
which
mill)
aggregate
64.87'A
located
are
is
located
Ideated
is
127,123,484
at
at
Lewis-
marks,
Augusta,
Saco;
will
Me.
inventories,
of
each
coggin,
yards of cotton
for
$36,372,656.
cotton)
..were
at
mills contain in the aggregate .3,748,000
square, feet of manu¬
facturing space.
Their
operating machinery-; includes 8,278
looms,
and
317,961
spindles. ,-Each of
the plants.; above .mentioned .owns
hydro-blectric generating facilities which produce a substantial portion
of
its
power
requirements.
Adequate
outside
power
facilities
are
ACQUISITION
INC.,
under
•
the
trade
and
of
name
"Bates
Fabrics"
subsidiary, Bates Fabrics, Inc.,-, '/>
APPLICATION
from
pany
sale' of
the
the
through
256,500
$4,600,000 as a
National": .Bank
i
bank
total
•fesimated
esimated
at
as follows:-
Jj; 33,372,847
td
i'vC'.faii
ustimiifer)
vv.i,.f:
of
an
Maine
Mills
agreement 'with
total net proceeds
aggregate
the
of
amnimt
the
of
sum
$10,362,195
£1.708.951
uiuuuhi
ui
consideration
in
will
rflsh
»i,ooj,o3o
for
be
the
to
m
assets
be
to
xiiii,
All
(ii.)
f,
stock
16
/•■%y:;
*
.
,
s1m
i!0,000* by
stmenj:af NEPSCO in New
Co. and in
Fibre
of
shares of
Industries);
;
of
the
•
■
f
^
^ ^
^
held
.
NEPSCO;
.■
"f •'m'/
i
-
and inventories, expansion of
increases in the level of costs and
becoifies more available.
.The" purchase
finished
the
contractors
dress
for the
consideration
stated
cash.
in
stock
of
Industries, received in dis¬
including accrued interest, to
amounting,
the
other
Bates.
known
claims
all
of
The
not
for
and
the
to
of
of
the
contractors
of
this
time,
contractors
at
original
pending the settlement of tax
original contractors and by or
years
against
original
determination
expenses
several
of
by
cost
-possible
receipts
the
the
companies involved
in' the
various
transactions.
None of said claims is to
be acquired or assumed
by the company.
Subsequent to Oct. 30, 1945 the original contractors
subsequent to
acquired 767
additional shares of common stock ($100 par) of Bates for an
aggregate sum of $71,980 and said 767 shares were
exchanged for 3,835
shares of common stock ($10 par) of Bates.
rbe ori6inal contractors have entered into substantially identical
agreements with Herman D. Ruhm, Jr., President and director; Robert
*
;
,
■'yA*' >7'vi-■
$87,595
Braunr-Chairman of'the;
,)J
above.
not
board
of
directors;
Thomas
Treas^
Gorham,
to
dispose of the shares within three years (with certain ex¬
'.£>/'T"©' appeal' p'eriod with respect"to the Oct. 25, 1945, order is three
ceptions)' unless he first offers to resell them to the
W4C1U
;, ^onths.
"
original con•chiiiery and equipment now contemplated will be financed through
market.
'
The Company has-been informed that on Dec. 10, 1945, v--i.Clifthen1 current' bid price in the mai
two;subAs already indicated, on condition
funds.
:
other treasury funds.:
that the 256 ,500 shares of com-*'
£
■"
stantialiy^ identical peuuons were • filed with the U. S. Circuit Court
1Q®nJilc®1 petitions were? Hied with the U. S. Circuit Court
mon
stock of Bates offered herebv are sold bv B
1";-;
•'H '•*'•PRO PORMA BALANCE SHEET
r
hereby are sold by Bates on the terms
?ri.„ftp,p |r , ,for ti?e
Circuit under sea&ftl&24(a) of the Public
indicated herein, and that the
(Giving effect, to the sale of the stock, creation of a term
labor
as
..
'
,
receivable
-goods business,
•
'
.
accounts
''
*
,
..
to
to
of
shares. is
not, be
against
.
«
(b)
common
claims
and
par)
as
and
(said
outstanding
?eld by
($10
will
', jl u"
)a
■
^
and
the
York
93,570
inasmuch
stock,,
stock
total
(
t,i
,%;/;*$!
preferred
common
of
of
and' the
Hill,
-
said
Industries held by- NEPSCO
consisting of all of
outstanding 7'/,. preferred stock /mo oon
7%
(108,320 shares),
of, non-cumulative
participating
89,317,988
.
stock
(iv) All stock of Keyes
by NEPSCO, consisting of 400 shares of
Bates' subsidiary,"Bates^Co., to enable
said.;prior .preferred, stock, 1,250 shares ,of preferred stock and
discharge its obligations to pay an estimated25,000 shares of common
stock;
'^VV
amount of $1,463,257 in cash to. Edwards and an estimted.
(v) All shares of capital stock of Bucksnort (1
533
shares)
held bv
amitiunt of, $1,561;333 in cash to Ydrk as a part of the
'.
NEPSCO.
aloan
as
subsidiary
,V,
>
j ••
.'L':
-
the
on
consideration
niitatflndinsr
shares
common
:
transferred...-,,,,,.
,'lK' <
1
assets
stock held by Industries in Androscoggin, Edand Keyes and other miscellaneous
securities, the
therefoi' being the surrender to Industries of notes of
Industries originally held
by NEPSCO and representing an aggregate
- Indebtedness,
including interest, of $7,085,883 which NEPSCO sold to
the
origihal contractors under the Sept. 27,
1945
contract.
Said
18,714 shares ($100 par) were
exchanged for 93,570 shares of common
1
'
j'/'j C.U ji'
remaining
together with all the
' wards,
Bucksport Water
h-H
7
the
minority holders of common stock of Industries
distribution notes and claims
amounting, including accrued
interest, to $2,702.
The $87,595 in cash was set aside as a reservo
for miscellaneous liabilities and
expenses.
:
As alread^. stated, on Oct.
30, 1945, the original contractors acquired
; 18,714 shares of common stock ($100 par) of Bates from
Industries,
of July 13,
1945, sdbject to certain
by the - acceptance of said offer
Sept. 27, 1945.
The Sept, 27, 1945
u„
r.
i-—
,
distribution
received iri
as
series" B,
and'
226,162%; shares'
226,102% shares comprising 97.22ft
V'i-
ar.;
$9,315,286
Burr, Inc.,
and said
Co.
,
TnrinRt.Hes'
Industries'
.
Androscoggin
and
Hill,
respectively,
td
the --company
to their agreements of purchase and sale;
'
^
&
to
being 99.972 %,
tribution'notes
'
Coffin
in
-
Accordingly, the-original contractors, who owned 1,000,417% shares,
BURR,
.
.
..
Bates',
FOUR
Service
received
remaining assets consisted of (a) notes of and claims again.?**
Androscoggin, Hill and York, amounting,
including
accrued
interest,
dated
evid.fcUced
V
'
The
York,
of Industries representing an
.aggregate Indebt$7,000,361 as at April 30,! 1945, and all
other in*
debtedness of industries held by ; NEPSCO
whether
or
not
v
from
applied
«•«
—.1.
IN
edness ,of
Androscoeeitt
■
AND
As
stock
common
created
agreement
of:
and
COFFIN
3067
following basis:
■'
AND
Corp. and
England Public
NEPSCO
agreement
by
good
(i) Demand', notes
•»
First
pursuant
>24,590
The
,
consisting
Plan
'j.y-;■>;; •:...
obligations Of thd ; company ; to : pay an
eswnineu
part of
a
by
the
loan
its
o.
-
;
.
..
discharge
ana
»
Said
accepted by
and
to'Edwards
as
Boston
New
„
(after
256,500 shares and from said bank loan is, accordingly.
£10.362.195.
$10,362,195.
substantially
.;
The
to
business
Co.
CORP,
COMPANY
Thonf thi
L Keyes
England Industries, Inc., in rrl,
proceeds to the comdeducting expenses
$5,762,195:'~ The company will'
to
First
offer
*
net
shares
'pursuant
of Boston.
the sale of said
.
loan
dwned
wholly
was
amended
IN
v
yjij-v.;; estimated at $73,180) is estimated at
cK"'.' also receive at the time of the consummation
•
offer
BOSTON
TRANSFEROR MILLS
1945,
19,
and,
subsidiary, Bates
INTERESTS
written
a
conditions.
was,
:2,*'-J*''/
.
•
its
yM\\%
PROCEEDS—The
OF
York, will
Hill, by Bates
V'.,
June
receivable,
textile, companies,; namely, Aiidrosbe transferred
to -and
owned,
and
FIRST
OF
_
On
made
incoming tiansformer equipment is of
sufficient capacity
to run such plant in case of. interruption of its
own
power.
These mills have a total of approximately 5,30Cr employees; ; A substantial portion of. their finished products are sold
y J••
four
Hill
BY
s
•
to; each- plapt,
following
the
Edwards,
accounts
Androscoggin and
by. Bates' wholly owned
These
available
of
supplies,
to
as
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
.
volume
of busines.o
additional' ma-
of
.
,
.»
.
1WCU
.
.
.
.
V
'
loan
"of'$4^00^000"
.-and
based
—
•
:
'
^
and the" consummation of
the audited balance sheets as
upon
Commission
tpe"Maine Miiis bank;iJJgJW,•
Plan
Commission
01-«•->.-
at
Sept.
1945,
8,
ASSETS-—
.
'
_
;
•
*
'
,
V
.
,
;
i.
Plant
0t
103-573
Investments
m,76Kf
4,805,067,-
JL*
^
"'SrS'tS.Sf ChareeS
K
r
traaemarKs—
'
£15 389 989
S15'389'389
—
"""*
may be taken by
in the petitions.
3(.i
income
on
and
renegotiations
(net)
4—
——
note
y
surplus
Paid-in
f
-
price o'f $40
15'00n
.
y
18 640
—
surplus
620*375
4
___
•
729^150
:'
y,-
Total
/
Mw
,
<:
-
.MM;-P..
and
authorized
--shaves
M;p.
stock,
par
total
v
-—
($10
which
is
each
party
the
the
V
peti-
defendant
$1,350,000
of
amount
par)
to
credited
was
capital
391,500
shares
stock
of
to
paid-in
surplus.
increased
was
common; stock
' -action representing
from
unit.
per
The. time
units
for
such
consisting
stoclc and 6,273 shares of common
by lbe original contractors.'. ;,,;,' The purchase covered
pleted on-Oct. 30, 1945.
amount
its
of
debt
subsidiaries
as
deposit was later
31,613 shares .of
were
l' }"'
.
of
of
stock
,
;
acquired at
y;-V"
sheets
the
.
profits
by, the. Sept.V27, ••1945,
At
and
that
the
shown
time
contract
Industries
amount
of
owned
capital
below;
was
not
stock,
■
The
17,424.
y
Bates
an increase of 256,500 shares of
The
:256,000 shares constitute the shares of common stock now offered
by. the company for cash at $22.75 per share.
The net proceeds to
";-"the company from the sale of the-256,500 shares ($5,835,375) will be
Manufacturing
Co.--—2,218,316
Mills
These
said
the
agree-
final
the
the
steps
nature
based
on
transactions
payments
of
the
'M the ye>r 1944- bel"B
"
Edwards
Hill
York
-
£i 534 ai5
$1,534,815
$2,101,394
$2,611,413
321,967
629,324
190,647
exc.
60,517
56,266
21,463
None
162,761
None
128,422
None
95,000
None
None
None
.
orof. taxes
prof, taxes
y
•
thereon
Inc.
&
.
•
.
V-
.'
''.'•M
y
-.i
-
;y-"-yy
,",1)-'"M;y 'y:'';'y'y
'
•
..
Ii""
•'
••
violation;
"
*
y
^.
by
the
original
*
'
7Not presently determinable.;
held
2,938,463
y
City taxes, and 'yy'';.
alleged penalties for •;
?
3,421,435
f",
;
.
N. Y.
a«
?A
None"
675,405
excess:
profits taxes','retro-1
active
-wage'' adj.,
..-M
notes and accrued
contractors
who
interest
also
now
v
thereon
own
■
are
.
now
the
following
percentages of the outstanding capital stock of the several companies:
1 - Androscoggin
(69.31%)*■>■^Edwards
mu?-
placed
1945.
1945,
reflect
and
1,058,567
">>%;•J 99.971% of the demand
(91 %)
.y
18,714
;
_
No. of Shares
135,000
such
to
Plan"
Sl.452,388
known
interest
than
ahd Percentage of
Amount Outstanding
is
Maine
31,
'
8,
adjusted
Mills
£1 452 388
Demand notes & accr.
Federal
respectively,
of Com. Stock
($10 par),
such stock.
Sept,
cost—mitt,
inc. & exc.
'
.
the
Liabilities—-
By
&
at
as
Androscoggin
tax notes
Land and tenements—
Claims for refund of Fed
,com-
less
at
value not
■
1945
taxes
Securities
'
8,
"Maine
'
receivable.^—
•
Accounts
price 4
:■ ;
Sept.
the
thereof
Jollow?"''inCOme
m
extended
series
amount
at
as
under,
cash and U' S
named
said
Bates
to
of
,
v;"
proceedings which
only
loan
before Dec.
before"Dec.
e o e w
.
balance
S3
fak
to
term
consummation
practicable
-v
K
therefor by the purchaser, all as
provided in
of purchase and Stile.
Upon completion of said
transferor mill will have assets and liabilities of
.described
;
-
and a total of. 31,613
the
$15,389,389
—
NOTE—By vote of the stockholders Dec. 3, 1945, the then out.-standing capital stock, consisting of 27,000 shares of common stock
✓$100 par)
was changed
into 135,000 shares of common stock
($10
par) on the basis of 5 shares of, $10 par stock for each share of
:$100
'
Commission,
% Ls
a
the
or
the
as
sideration
ments
^
'
;
,
Ealned surplus
...
the
the
not
in
so'on
soon
-
indicated below;
V yariotis- reasons alleged, that the
steps
as
-
H gati?nS sale of its
C0Ace'-ninS
for
the
NEPSCO
final
taken
final steps will consist of the transfer to Bates or its
subsidiary,
Bates Co4 of the plant's : and certain other assets of Androscoggin,
Edwards, Hill and York, respectively, and the
payment of ''the • con-
.
0^ Oct. 13, 1945, the Original contractors I mailed an offer to the
holders of stock units of Industries (each unit consisting of one share
63 464
of non-cumulative participating preferred stock, series B,. and Ms of
loo'oon : a share of common stock of Industries, .the total of such units rep-.4 103573 presenting in the aggregate 32,265 shares of;, series'- B stock
and 6,458
1500 000
sbares of common stock) to purchase such, units' as the holders
3 000 000
deposited before Oct. 30, .1945, in acceptance of such offer, at the
-r*--.
•Capital
,
178 915
tSpecial deposit accounts—contra
-i'l.
,
•-
y29Ar/o. note—instalment due in 1946
-
,
the
Post-war refunds of
$88,319
———
accruals
'4'r.; Prov. for Federal taxes
„
by
equitable.; The Bates Manufacturing Col. is
tions and is not informed as to the attitude
.
LIABILITIES—
*AerrneiSnavrnne
.
a separate bid for all or
.permission
as- not granted,,,
P«"tion_ to be a holder of any
finding"! ^h?OoSSSS°teat
the
*
'
TOtal
•Other
HcfP
?rf,yi
•
'7—;
fTntoi
■
hiefn^v
th«
,
account
..
A
Privately,
Pian
Plan will be
,
Z Pfrmission W make
l"ll^f°OTiSnaP1Th1, m,b!s
G, 105,022
Special deposit accounts—contra———-
$4,600,000
^be
cc,urt? at ^hich iatter hearing
nlsrtarf ^- IZJ
927,960
—
..
4
-
$2,873,50fe
receivable
Inventories
'
-to:^iew
19^
,.haci 4 .
.,bee2.. represented ; at the^Jhearings^ before
M
1
.Accounts
?
the filed
';
11, a945.1945.-One petition
onewas
was^Tiled by the :
by the
I;he 7^.; preferred "stock of NEPSCO; the Other-
Oct,
Oct.
the five textile companies.).
"^
'
dated
dated
holder of 30 shares of
of .(
(80,2^%):. y'.; j it.
97.32 %
Hill
92.50%'
——
69.82%
York
not presently contemplated
—
96.67%
that
any of the above companies
,;iibe liquidated' or dissolved until all claims for taxes, refunds of
■r^vTio
,'g
y
, •
34,343
•
Maine Seaboard Paper Co.-_____-_
,o)
taxes or contingent claims are finally settled.. Under the applicable
;
3,642,301
,
,to0,00()
100 &)
statutes of Maine and Massachusetts with
.debited to cash and $2,565,000 (the toial par* value of such
respect
to
appraisal of
shares)
During the period between Oct. 30,'v 1945 and Nov.
17, 1945; (the y
stockholders' interests no required dissent was made by
will
be
credited
to
capital
stock
and
the
any minority
balance
(estimated
at ;.yhate when Industries was
liquidated) the original contractors controlled,»!.^stockholderwhen the. sales to Bates and Bates
Co.
were
voted
.$3,270,375). will be credited to paid-in surplus.
•
by
Industries, owning as of Nov. 17, 1945, approximately 99.971% of
stockholders of the trahsferor mills except with respect- to 296 shares
The
2%%
note' and the 3% note will be issued under a
Joan,
the outstanding common stock of Industries;
Durittg that period the
of pdwards.
Under the Maine statutes such dissenting stockholders
:agreement with First National Bank,
Boston. ...The 2%%
note will
Mfollowing transactions were effected:
«
Jhay petition a court .having jurisdiction in a proceeding
lbe payable $100,0,00 one year after date and $100,000
yJMyy,1
against
semi-annually ; ; i jj) industries' sold
and
transferred' to the
thereafter to and including June, 1954, and Will bear interest at thd
contractors ;
Edwards for a determination of the value of their shares,
(a) an shares of cauital stock of ArrdroRcne-ein
Rate-?
FriwnrdR
Hill
"
The comPahy has been advised by the original contractors that sinco
rate of 2%%
per annum payable semi-annually.
The 3% note willy
and York held by it and
(b)
all shares of caDital'stock of Keves
°ct' 30> 1945 (the date of the consummation of the Sept. 27, 1945
-yyvyyJe payable 814 years after date and will bear, interest at the rate
held by it consisting of 1 000 shares
df prior preferred stock
■of 3%
8 209
contract) their disbursements and receipts, as presently ascertainable
per annum payable semi-annually.
As to the 3'% note, the
shares of preferred stock'and 4 958*% JhnrPR nf pnmmnn
R(-oAk 'jind
or presently capable of estimate, Involving their interests In securities
company
will bd obligated within 90 days after the close of the
(c) miscellaneous securities
for and in" consideration of the original
■calendar year 1946 and each calendar year thereafter to
directly or-indirectly acquired pursuant to said contract and other
apply on
,
vivV
Co..—__—--
?!
!\"y''3'5e»'foo
^957,663
<95^.39
.
.
.
-
original^
.
■
principal
company
not
.*'tout
■
«K* consolidated net profit for such year over
•«»»
■
a sum equal to 40%
of the
^consolidated net, profit of the
and its subsidiaries for such closed year in.excess.of $9o0,000
^xccsS of Sl»950,000
plus
sum
to
20 &
of
in
CAPITALIZATION—'The
'M
the issue
-Efter
issue
and" sale
of the 2^4%
capitalization
of
;W;.*
-;M
'-29/4%
note
the
and 3%
note
'\l
of
thfe
'
company
stock
common
note will be
as
how
;
Authorized
(bATnltf loan)—L—$1,600,000
(bank
•Common
lean)—
stock
note
($10
'
;
ThP
First
Bank
•^
and
the Old;iColony
of
.w.
Trust
Co'
CO.
Boston
y...
the
aepnt
agent
.
J
the
-
:stock, $10 par value.-
>
COMBINED EARNINGS '
36 Wks. End.
:Nefc sales
L
•Cost
!
of
sales—_
•Cost
of
income—!—_J~
Gross
interest
"j
):y ■*.•
830,121
1,227,736
$3,234,100
98,470
$4;806,966
$4,064,148
343,200
499,359
516,649
22,945
532,800
Cr62,803
401,293
533,000
2,456,150
>..1,753,700
JRenegotiation (net)—prov. for conting
80,018
151,700
199,758
124,067
187,178
27,245
,
for period-
TRANSFER
Jhe
lands,
Including
OF
$757,793
;
to
$1,038,296
the
buildings, machinery, equipment and
all water rights for power and other
The Commercial
and Financial Chionicle
Maine
82,386
724,70$
,1,154,397
149,050
other
uses,
$1,298,577
Mills
fixed
patent,
.
or
five
will
.
Plan,
textile
be
sub-
nremroomAjMnoa
CASfi DISBURSEMENTS
Plid t0 NEPSCO «» Ocfc. 30.
$16,500,000
TotaI purchase price paid to holders of units of stock of
*
Industries at $40 per unit (each unit consisting of one
15-year^con?.?i55;;.>,:;tshare>of class B stoclC and }/s share of common stock)—,,
1,265,000
Fabrics, .inc. owned
v
^
,wy
.'.J'ij
^
,
aggregate- amount of $634,864.
(These dividends were paid on.; Nov.
#945, the aggregate amount thereof received by the original con¬
tractors from Androscoggin being $511,444 arid from
Edwards $629,952,)
M
26,
,(7)
Bates
Inc.
for
$40,000
all
'
all
the
caused
the
capital
Bates
stock
expeetedi
Total
purchase
stock
from
Estimated
price
which
for
nd
various
realization
lots
is
of
Co.
..
shares
stock
of
additional
then
common
outstanding.,
(9) Industries was
holders of the 32,281
completely
shares
of
stock
...
.
the
.
B
$1,291,240 in cash, at the
trade-
liquidating value theveof, and the hold^rr
of
$40
,
,
as
stock
per
q
"
expenses
of
the
300,000
——
,
result
being
•
FrOm
;
Frorti
td
Industries of 31,500
industries———
of
on
class
payment
Industries
From
tion
stock
Bates
ori
notes
tion
the
From
of
7%: preferred
on
Industries
liquidation
:_1—
of
on
of
of
on
2,232,000
account
stock
to
of
York
notes
—
management-—
"Fitrures stated to nearest $1,000.
681,00a
liquida¬
2
Industries—
Bates
;
liquida¬
—.j,
Industries
payment
sale
3,150,000
1,265,000
J.
of
_———
Androscoggin notes acquired
voluntary
c-r^,
of
——
acquired
distribution
the
shares
liquidation
Industries——
liquidation
of
of
—
payment of
of
B
From payment on account of Hill notes
acquired on
which the
as
sftle
stock
Received
•
,\
in
$18,763,000
J-M1," v.". • Jy J
■ CASH RECEIPTS"
r
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Dividends/from .Androscoggin and EdwardS—
$1,141,000
From sale of BUcksport stock to
Time—
—_i
40,000
From sale of Keyes stock to Coffin &
Burr, Inc., individually
1,300,000
From
class
same
received
share,
115,000
York
.
M
M
Bates.
.
liquidated,
series
assets;
rate
of
and
;
td.' be incorporated in Maine and
Bate§'*Co. to be issued' to" Bates,
of
Hill
expected—16,000
•
^
of
567,000
,
the
industries purchased froih the.,original
contra'dibrs .31,500 shares
out ot the 108,320 shares of its 7%
preferred stock which they had,
acquired froin NEPSCO (these 108,320' shares
being all the" shares of
such
stocky, then outstanding and having a value in'
liquidation of
$10,832,000) for $3,150,000. These 31,500 shares of ;7% preferred stock
were
retired; arid the remaining 76,82o shares were
Vexchanged for
768,200
$952,334
PROPERTIES—Pursuant
.,
the
of
are
t*Wics' ab
for $36 000-
•
common
Net profit
%
and
plan,
>
•
v
730,904
1,662,350
profits
%
Mills
(3l Inaustries .sold to Time, In(T,
^®rtf3,S00,OONJj},
income debentures and the 50,000 shares of Maine Seaboard
Total purchase price paid for various
lots of capital stock
for an aggregate consideration
;
0f
minority stockholders of Bates, Androscoggin, Ed^t'2/5,990'. +V
sy -s;
:J'
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Mi; :
'
wards and Hill——
^4) Ahdroscoggin declared a cash dividend on ife outstanding comEstimated cost of 5,062.4 shares of new Bates stock
to bd
#Pk jn the aggregate amount of $536,116; and Edward?, de- JJ.- offered to minority stockholders of Hill and York
from
cla?cd* a cash.;., dividend on its outstanomg common stock in the ■
which no
realization is
caused
$4,140,017
normal & surtax
exc.
'V;' ''.:
•
Industries
NEPSCO;
$3,967,740; $3,998,791
96,408
141,226
tax—
Fed.
•
(6): The' First Boston. Corp.; (one of the original
contractors) sold
all its interest, in shares of Keyes stock
(part of which was acquired
by it from NEPSCO and part from Industries) to Coffin &
Burr, Inc;
for thA totaj sum of
32,493,315
1,301,365
$3,305,918
y
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thus; making Bates Co. a'wholly owhed'subsidiary
Miscellaneous deductions
federal
Co
^ates Manufacturing Co. for $36,000,
$650,000^,
$4,708,486
71,818
1,162,104
*
sLtofiSs
it to Bates Manufacturing
r
*£*7
(5) The original contractors sold to Time,
shareS Of Bucksport acquired
by them from
Fiscal Years Ended-
Sept. 2; '45 Dec. 30, '44
Jan. 1, '44
Jan 2, '43
$26,073,154 $36,372,856 $35,304,016 $37,793,471
22,008,933
30,436,624
30,174,172"
distribution——
Net profit from sales;Non-operating income-
V
of
secdrities. including securities of
Sept:$' mills participating in the Maine
surstantially as. follows.
PaPe/0Co. capital stock owned by it
(t? common
rSmmnb
fnr
foi
3tfc,r62'^fcG ^indcbtfidiifiss
veruble
381,500 shs.
...
&n
f s^d
> '
been'■■ annOinted* reeistrat' •
transfer
r&nder
•;[
;
3,000,000
391,500 shs.
has
tranto
m
as
and
Outstanding
$1,600,000
■
3,000,000
par)_„_-^«-.-_-»'
National
immediately
offered
follows:
*
:3%
original contractors had acquired from NEPSCO under the
27,; 1945^ycohtract, said notes representing at the time of such
S1,950,000,My
'
::
contraSf?»Snd(S? S; ^i^Ses-thnS of ^sSerJSMy
the
;
acquired
2,600,000
on
2,700,000
150,000
$15,259,000
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publ shers, 25 Park Place, New
York 8, Nl Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Selbert, Editor and Publisher;
D
Riggs, Business Manager.
Published tw.ee u wee*, [every Thursday (general news and
advertising issue) With a statistical Issue on Monday].
Other
offices' 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, 111. (Telephone: State 0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, Londoi
E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith.
Cojlyright 1945 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered
as secona-class mattei
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York. N. Y„ under the Act ol March 3, xoi».
Subscriptions in United States and Possessions, $26.00, per year; in Dominion of
Canada
$27 50 per year; South and Central America, Spain, Mexico and Cuba, $29.50 per year
eai.J3 J;-in, c—Hr-nteM
Europe (except "mini
a*'"
Australia and Africa, $31.00 per year
votf
On account of the fluctuations in the rates of
exchange, remittances for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New York
funds.
William
Dana
Seibert.
P esident;
William
has also been
company
follows.
>
J.
' .;.7/■. /:/
"■
.
refunds
tenements—-—7-
and
.
.
of
Cost
of
gen,
1943
1942
'
-sales
'
2,465,443
*&" adm. exps!
401,710;
-
1.939,199
352,146
13,191
$234,993
,
13,073 "
21,190
,.
352,681
,
...
$150,741 77" $192,213 '
$168,380
7-1 7 77
1,738,406
2,157,805
!
395,845
profit from oper.
$2,282,765 <" $2,526,873
$2,710,256
$3,029,668
24,274
'
income
Total
Other
7 ' $181,571
7
charges
income
Fed.
and
161, p. 666.
—
,7/Net. profit
shares
..'77
;
\-
of
Cohu .&
—V.
of
names
stock,
common
by them
are
/.v
4,474
:,7>; 6-132
102,103
7 122,663
7/ $98,709 ": $130,472
the
.
,
underwriters
several
the
and
follows:
as
number
of
the
severaily
shares
of
7.7
7
,77 ."
-
.
Inc,7T,7Xi-77- ^ 47,500 77:7;7^V77
Ino.^>."7-7il^4-w7V;47,5g$
-George R. Cooley & Co.,
.
26,584
* 69.879
'.
".89,700
..M°hawk Valley; Investing. Co.,-
*
r
-
,7 $259,267
$205,286
../,.i;$871897, 7-.$75,468
UNDERWRITERS—The
100,000
7 •"
7:,./, 3,974
//
—-y
underwritten
$171,931
excess
profits /taxes V-7
The corporation has called for redemption on Jan .1, 1946, $72,600
first mortgage convertible 5 V3.%. bonds, series A. due serially from
.Jan. 1,-1947 to and including Jan, 1,. 1955, at 105 and interest. Paymenwill be made at the Mahoning National Bank of Youngstown,;.;
'
-Fiscal Years Ended Nov.30—
1944
dis-
Other income
•
per
of
J 12.18J
Inc.—& Co.__
Burr,
Sachs
&
less
etc.
Sell.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.--,. 3.896 .
F. S. Moseley & Codiwi. ••".3.8»tf
trustee, Youngstown. Ohio.
'S:
Goldman,
5.849 V Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Harriman
Ripley & Co.,1 ,: /
Curtis
—
——
3.898 c:«fe"Thfc conversion rights with respect to the called bonds expired at
the close oi business on Dec. 20, 1945.1—^V. 160, p.. 2755.
f;
Inc__*!—•
5.841
H. M. Pay son & Co. —3.898
Kidder, Peabody & Co.-L;
5.849 -I E. H. Rollins & Sons Inc.
3.898
W
C Langley in Co
0.8*0
Hornblower & Weeks
2.338
Stone
& vwebcter
and
'
R. W. Pressprich & Co.__
2.338 '-0s Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Earnings
}
(Expressed 'in U. S. Currency
Blodget
Inc. *7
5.849 7; Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs
2.338
Union
Securities Corp.—: 5.849 .$ Charles H. Oilman & Co.
1.5*60
Period End. Oct. 31—
1945—Month—1944 C , 1945—10 Mos".—1944
Baker, Weeks & Harden-i.',' 3.898
Ingalls & Snyder—1.560
Gross tarns, from oper.
$5,984,421 -i $5,113,930 $53,784,684 $48,302,598
Central
Republic Co.
Maine Securities Co.—-1.560
Operating expenses—^
3,445,794 ; 2,374,064: 28,066,368 22,809,646
Corp._+1 12.183
Boston
First
The
Coffin
sales,
counts,
Brainard Steel Corp.—Partial Redemption—
1:
,
SUMMARY OF EARNINGS
Oct. 31, '45
'
;
re¬
the
11 Mos. End.
Gross
cents
3
of
cents
16
against 64 cents in 1944.—V.
.y'{>£■'ft' 7°
77.V
>
;
:
•*,;'*
77;'
per share and the regular quarterly
share have been declared on the no par
value common stock, both payable Dec. 24 to holders of record Dec!
17.
This brmgs total payments in 1945 to 67 cents per share, as
dividend
extra
dividend
-
'
1164.
p.
OF .SALE—Of
100,000-shares of common stock of¬
fered, 84,996 are being sold by the selling stockholders, who will re¬
ceive the proceeds from their sale.
The remaining. 15,004 shares are.
being issued and sold by the company.
The net proceeds are to be
used for the general corporate purposes of the company.7 .
i
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Property Trust—Extra Dividend—
Boston Personal
An
contractors will own 67,405 shares of Bates
stock.
The original contractors- have no present intention of making
a
public distribution of these shares,
77.;77 V;,7.
: ,'v j
UNDERWRITER^—Tne'--Several underwriters have agreed, severally
and not jointly, -to purchase from the company at $22.75 per share
the respective percentages, set opposite their names below of such purt
:
oi' the 256,500 shares of common stock as shall not have been
subscribed for by ti.e siockuo.cicrs 01 the company:
"
; :
* Ji;I
:
162,
normally manufactured, to meet.; civilian .demand, and
material expansion of personnel or of physical facilities.
no
FROCCEDS
Net
the original
addition
In
character
quired
,
'
00'oon
,
j.*•'j
plant
new
a
manufacturers.—V.
taxes————-(not determinable)
reiunds of Federal
Claims for
iM.vvv
.
—;,-v;-/.
value)
Investments .(book
Land
profits taxes————-—-
excess
o;
*■
.
_
Ore*', the Casein Co. of America division is con¬
for the production of formaldehyde, essential
synthetic resins and plastics, and
industry in the Northwest develop-,
ing rapidly, this plant is the first to manufacture formaldehyde in
Oregon, as well as the first large scale operation of its kind on the
Pacific Coast.
In line with the Casein Company's increasing interest
in the manufacture of sylthetic resins
and chemicals, plans are also
under way for the development of industrial acreage acquired in 1943
at Belle, W. Va.,
in order to serve Southern plywood and furniture
$3f ^,000
accounts receivable-,^——
XT. S. tax notes and
Cash,
Post-war
^r''v. /■'■
*
t
ingredient in the manufacture of
resin adheslves.
With the plywood
Realization by
Orig. Contractors
:J*-,r'■/
'
y
.
Springfield,
At
structing
Est. Maximum
-
,
'
n
Plant—
New Casein Company
.
'
j
y
4
,
their
1944, $1.70; 1943, $1.50;
follows:
previous years, dividends were as
In
advised by the original contractors thai
judgment the maximum amounts which may be realized by
them from1 thfe ' remaining assets of Androscoggin, Edwards, Hill and
York
(subject to such adjustments as are not now ascertainable be¬
cause of liabilities and expenses to be incurred and unknown possible
liability to. minority stockholders) through ownership of the unpaid
balances on the Hill and York notes and of a majority of the capital
stock
of
Androscoggin,
Edwards, Hill and York, are estimated as
The
in
Monday, December 24, 1945
& financial chronicle
the commercial
3068
'
Torrey^.———
777!
:
5.000
'
162, p. 2938.
—
I:
Buffalo General Electric Co.—Bonds Called—
Buffalo
See
Niagara
Electric
below—V.
Corp.
144,
;
%
2470.7:7
p.
"
Pacific Co. of Calif——
-3.898
(Inc.)
—V.
162,
'2938.yX'^
p.
1.560
V"
'
Net
the
Period
:
End. Oct. 31—
Oper. revenues
,,
income
162,
■
$1,357,450 $12,437,327
$12,166,793
•
8,090,582 ;;;
838,821
693,524.
,
J
'
•
factory at'Los Angeles, Calif...early next
of cotton, burlap and open-mesh bags, accordofficials'.
j
.
1 ,
7-;~
•
'
i,
The new plant will serve Southern California, Arizona,-and Nevada.
—V. ;132, p. 4060; V. 128, P. 2634. ■v.i/V'.J.. 7*.7V7, '".i-v-''-: ^
The
wiU. open a
company
for the production
to
"
filed, ^ registration statement,,
has
"ampanv
etock; (par $5.)."
5,720 shares of coijunpn
i'
;
-
«
!
,
;
$1.25
^
r
to
requested
being
are
act
1968.
upon
Trust
the
at
or
the
of
1946,
Marine
Y.t
successor
.-Marine
/ $1.41= 7-'■ -$0.41
Co.
at 105Va and interest. Holders may
full redemption price, plus accrued
presentation and surrender of said
-of Buffalo,
trustee, 237 Main St.,
of J.
office
P.
Co., Incorporated,
&
Morgan
7
'
v
Buffalo
the
company,
Niagara
Midland-Trust-Co,.,- 120 Broadway
162, V
V7t77:;/--,77^7#V.
York, N. Yl—'V.
New
^7-:
^ /t ButleT Brothers, Chicago—November Sales Up 12.6%
■7 Period End. Nov. 30—V 1945—Month—1944
: 1940—11 Mos.—1944 .7 .
,-,/77VV7„x-^-.7:.7.;_.;V.77u,:.$.Vu
7:7:-/7:7
,1164,
Dividends in
sales
/Retail
8,561,086
9,801,951
Wholesale, .sales
•
1.706,363
.
.
94,343,997,-93^6,384,
1,654,962
.15,914,239
'
14,543,368 V
#
237 71 cents.—'V, 162, in YOlL ;]
annual meeting called., for
at their
The. stockholders,
The
N.
1,
Aug.
payment
17,
7 p; 2938.
sales'".7"."VI" 11,503,278 1 0,216,048 110,258,236. 108,2Q9„752 ;7
23887"7VT "V 7 " " 7r
..
.vV/r'
Combined
-
V.
162, "p.
California
/
',/•
Power
'
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<Mexican
7;
*
Consol.7Subs.)—
^'7
777
Subsidiaries Not- Consolidated)
: '7 7,
Electric
-Earnings—
•*'
•
-
Co.
(&
-
1945—12 Mos —1944
$494,128
$7,109,779 $6,710,278
7""' 24.097 * ' 366,632. T 312,257
Other- oper. expem.es" "169,818 *•"-V 168,793 * 1,886,177.
$,798.98$
Ptov: fbr depreciation--""
" 54,420 7 " *51,107 " 045,906; " 742,038
Taxes (other-than Fed.
::"7- 77. ; •/7'-7';;,7:'7
income.)
" " 48,193
' - 48.866 * "* "612,684
529,151
'
;V
Period End, Oct. 31—* 1945—Month—1944
.Total
i
oper.
Jan.MO, "'1946,
.
upon" proppsals to split each share of
value, into two shares of com¬
72—-—1
Non-util. costfi and
U7 Net
7 the present coinnioq stock, without par
oper.
$528,625
revenues—
Malntahancb
Inp.,''SL Louis^Plaps^R
with the, SEp for
'
Jan,
/ presentation and surrender of the 4,/a%. bonds at The Marine Trust *7
Co. of Buffalo, trustee,-or at the office of J,- P. Morgan & Co.', In7
corporated, in New York City, and in the case of the 5%
bonds/7
at The Marine
Trust Co, of- Buffulo,-successor - trustee,
or at. The 7:
;
;
^
a—/
The directors on Dec. 6 declared a special distribution out of realized
long term net gains. 6f :$1.27 per share, payable Dec. 24 to (Stock-;
holders; of record Dec. 6.
This distribution*.Will be made in jstock
unless/stockholders elect to receive cash.
;v7.;;
The directors on Dec. 11 "declared a cash dividend " of 47 cents per
share from the income of the corporation, payable Dec.. 24 to stock'-'
holjdqrs qf record Dec. 14.: payments,ot 25 cents each wpre made on
April. 2. July 2 and Oct.' 1. ."Jhii-"' yeav'j'V;'^"7;; /.7".- " -t 7.77V'''
'
In
It44
the following dividends' were' paid:
April 1, July ' 1 and
Stock—;
ail
1946,
17.
Electric Corp.
will
redeem
on
Feb.
I,/ 1946,
all
of
the outstanding Buffalo Genera)
Electric
Co. .general- and
refunding
mortgage
41,4%
gold bonds,
.series B. due Feb. 1, 1981, at 107 V2 and interest/and on April ,1, 1946, 7;
all of
the outstanding Niagara, Lockport & Ontario Power Co., first 7 V
mortgage and refunding 5% gold bonds, series A, due, April 1, 1955^77;
at 1041 a and interest. Holders may receive immediately the full
re¬
demption price, plus accrued interest to date-set for redemption'upon /
•
1945 '''' ;■ ^ 1944 ^v 1943
$203,624 * $227,511 V'i $$1,367
stock on 145,310 shares,^V. 162, p.
-pet; *1» 25 cents |ach;' apd Dep.
Mtyes,Lt(Ly- Registers
77<':».■ :;7': "'Wr -'Kv:>
Berylac^ ye^lpw'^hife Gold
With "SEC— -/'
y
;
*
company
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Street Investing. Corp.—Declares
Cash and
"
year
and .taxes
"After dividends on Class A
:Broad
.
7,705,367
Open New Plant—
Bemis Bros. Bag Co.—To
to
at
As
Inc.—Earnings—
share_llit__%J ^
."Earn, per" common
'
"
-
.
Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net profit after all chgs.
,
:
'
1
r
Brillo Manufacturing Co.,
.;.
;
.
2636.
p.
Jan.
on
.723 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
pany's first mortgage bonds, also privately placed by^
Lee Higginson Corp. *The series K 3% bonds will now
constitute the sole funded debt of the company.—V. 162,
16,120,825
i—_
2514.
p.
1,710,197-19,982,017
.
.Net oper. income--
Net
2,177,448
$1,152,862
Operating .taxes
—V.
$8,968,257 $94,915,925 $85,114,905
'5,900,610
62,496,581'-56,827,287
$9,985,399
6.655,089
—
Operating expenses
\ :
:
;
due
immediate
bonds
Higginson Corp. heads a banking group which has
privately for the company, $6,961,000 first mortgage 3% bonds, series K, due Nov. 1;'1980,
The new
bonds refunded a like aggregate amount of the com¬
70,884 ■i-%'' 9
6,999 h/;// 73,480
8,966 ■;7;'
.1 )
rev
op sr.
bonds
D
receive
interest
placed
Pennsylvania—Earnings— ■
'
\ 1945—Moiah—1944 '"'' 1945—10 Mos —1944
$9,994,365 $8,975,256 $94,989,405 $85,185,789
Operating. revenues.
Uncoil,
Privately—
redemption
for
outstanding
series
; ; ,'h■■■■'■:
Y
$2,538,627 - $2,739,866 $25,718,316 $25,492,952;
.
f
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.—Bonds Placed
Co. of
*
.
7:,/-":/■ / Y 77 :7
'
,
Lee
to
figure
this
increase
to
•,
,
Bell Telephone
1
expects
employs 3,800 and
162, p. 2266.
soon.—V.
4,000
,
called
has
general and refunding 3*2% series C bonds due
1,--1967, .and all of the outstanding general and refunding 314'<777
June
"'
*
■
amort.
chgs.)_
corporation
the
Buffalo,
company
presently'
•
capital
162, p. 2514.
—V
announced on Dec.
.The
company
has
already 'delivered three twin-engine executive
transport planes of the Mcdel 18 type to the Byron Jackson Corp.,
the Continental
Can Co. and the Mead Corp.
Current production
of the Model 18 is two a day.
It seats six or seven passengers and
has a cruising speed in excess of 200 miles an hour.
The company
-
deprec.,
and
:v
(subject
earns,
to
Corp.—Completes Reconversion— | ;
Reconversion
at the
corporation's plant in Wichita, Kansas, has
been
completed
and
orders
for firm commercial planes totalling
millions of dollars are presently being delivered to more than 12 lirms,
Beech Aircraft
The
of
.
7
Buffalo Niagara Electric Corp.—Calls Bonds---
7
.
"
"33,253 T
qx^sv
•
/ $68,764 • ••/'-776,025
73$.261." ?■;[ 24,360
.
r $187,671
tnet)!-'— 7'7.,'J ;* '430
$2I729;606. '$2,551,819
1,539' -/*" ". 22,4§9':' ^"21,19$
$176,90S
"
revenues.—
subscription.
mon stock of 'the par value of .'$15 per share. »h4 ^
(50,000 >
issue will enable the company to do all re¬
shares of new preferred, stock.
" 7,7"
"7 7
/7.77'Gross income..j-.l— "
$188,101
$178,444
$2,752,085
$2,573,017
pay the government dues and acquire a 21,- 77
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Lehman Brothers are expected to head
Total
otal
inc.- deductions— V •' 50,381 • ;
the company's mining claims.
The intention 7i a public offering of the new preferred stock, the proceeds/from the v
51,651 ' ; 568,635 / • 575,415
is to continue exploration work preliminary to the
Federal inc. taxes (inch
incorpation of a
sale of
which
will be used, to the extent required, to prepay the
46,430
3,000.000 shares mining and development company to take over, this
V "44,960
800,139
700.713
! / excess profits tax)
company's $3,000,000 2,/4% "term bank loan which matures on April
company on the basis of 125 shares of the new company lor each $5
1,
1955, the balance being added to its general funds.
In view of
share of this company.
Net income™—
V;"j.
$91,290 /T $81,833
$1,383,311 $1,296,889
anticipated demands for its products and the outlook for its business
-V, 162, p. 2514.
generally,
the
company
intends to apply portions of its general
Bessemer Coal & Coke Corp.—Merger Ratified—
funds to the establishment of new plants, two of which are now under ,
7 construction.
/>;,. V k -77
■'*.:!>,./ /7'1:..,'7 ; ,,
•- ,;"!7
v/"',
Vv Camden Forge Co.—Common Stock
Offered—Horn.; : See M. A. Hanna Co. below—V. 162, p. 2938.
;
The
company
is concurrently
reporting to stockholders for the
blower & Weeks and associates on Dec. 17 offered 177.318
fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1945, consolidated net sales of $56,458,352
,Bessemer Irrigating Ditch Co.—Partial Redemption—
shares of common stock (par $1) at $10 per share.
The
and consolidated net profits of $791,270. after provisions for taxes of
There
have
been
called for redemption
on
Jan. 1, 1946, a total : •7
$2,245,000 and for contingencies of $450,000.—V.
161, p, 2552. 77
shares are outstanding and are owned by Union Securi¬
Which "are being offered
The proceeds of this
quired assessment work,
year^renewable lease on
at par for public
; Other
,
,
,
income
.
,
<
of
C
3 x/z Yo
$6,000
1951
(No's,
National
to
58),
dated July 1, 1940, due Jan. • 1 to
to be made at the United States
bonds
debenture
53
payment
Colo.
Bank,* Denver,
:-v.
.
.."
.
■
ties
Buffalo Bolt
;
'
Steel
corporation
The
.
before
or
"
The"
issue
The
is
and.
15(^8.
$2,250
6^
to redeem on
$1,000 bond,
plus
due Aug, 1, 1998.9
each
bonds
for
mortgage
v
-
will be paid on delivery of the bonds with
attached at the Girard Trust Co. or at the
Company for Insurances on Lives
and
both
in
Philadelphia,
Pa.—V.
162,
pp.
2010
...
.'-VV-'' _v:.
...
• v
.V.v,
directors
on
ih'e > capital
on
recorfi;pec.
this year,
Dec.
stock,
28,
19
A
declared
$1,
par
1945.
Brunner
dividend
a
payable
Feb.
of *20
15,
made
-The, directors
per
on
Blue Ridge Corp.—Year-End Dividend of 30
.
share
Feb.
Dec.
made
on
14.
Oct.
the total
declared
have
year-end
a
dividend
of
Cents—.'
In
1944,
a
cash payment
of
10
cents
30
cents
share
per
■
per
Common
Theodore
Dec.
G.
a
message
follows:
"
tion
to stockholders
lish
„
a
new
"Op
the
somewhat
T10j
audit.
high lor the company.
basis
above
of
preliminary
$2.75
per
a
result,
-
,
estimates,
share.
The
expect
we
exact
figures,
we
earnings
to
course,
be
Inown untl* after the close of the year and completion of the
In
1944,
$2,500,000 to
the
company
earned
$2.35
per
an|Pje.:With n? further provisions scheduled for 1945.
'"Thfe',cot Pony's estimated earnings permitted
years
dend
ThW di -'d^nd.
of 60
cents
per
On
N'v.
share,
27.
the
directors
an increase in' the
declared a final divi-,
bringing the total* to $1.80 for the year.' -
the
of
amount
new
common
that
18,000 shs.
.
(
CONDENSED SUMMARY OF
'
7
'
7
Net
sales
——
of
shares.
The re¬
in the recapitali-
Sell,
3,773,368
' 316,203
and
deductions
$1,249,114
$1,569,655
3.C47
14,353
*
most
of
of
both
the
hnes
war
of
Period
a
very 'arge portion of the company's sales
and war produc¬
end-use; the products' sold were of the'same--
products were, made for Government
tion-and essential civilian
Net
Prov.
income
for
Fed.
taxes
■tional
but
1
of
for
co°t'V
the
Balance,
*
^No
est.
'
on''
income' (net)—
Reserve
*
:
a^dir
"arising
/'
"'*i
r
•
*
.
*
1,062,053
1,121,375
"/."" . " . ",
,J
275,000
war
surplus—__r
recerTO
:. «
'■
834,6°5
190,479
* "
61,759
$1,606,788
$1,538,483
$436,442. $1,234,760
—_
'
$1,668,547
31,172
(net)
.7
—
1942
lr43
'
$439,439
profit—" '
Operating
Other
'7./'
v
Calendar Years^
$8,953,805 $11,048 *02 $10,392,246
7,162,009
8,923,173
8,158,082
' 542,681
555,672
/ 565,616
-$4,529,062
goods sold—_
admin. exps._
Cost
EARNINGS
9 Mos. End. " "
Sept.30,'457
1944
!
became outstanding was 84,996
corporat'on organized in 1908,
condensing units and air com¬
pressors
at its plant in Uticn, N. Y.
The products of the company
are
vvd
pr'nci^aliy
in
industrial and
commercial establishments.
Company's condens'n" un'ts are largely used in freezing, cooling and
other
refrigeration
facilities. " The
a'r comnressors are, used principally in tire infat'ng installations', paint spravers. nneumatib chucks
in machine shop?, Pneumatic W"ter systems,' and installations'for the
atomization of liquids in the oil refining industry.
Although during
prospectus, el!
of 5V2% cumulative" convertible preferred stock
and'177,318 shares of common stock are owned beneficially and of
record by Union Securities Corp.
The remaining 12 shares of; out¬
standing common
stock are owned by four directors as directors'
qualifying shares.
'/ .* 7
/
V
'/
•
BUSINESS-^Comnany, a New York
commerc'al refrigeration
will
share, after, provision
of
the 'reserve for special contingencies.'
Since'condi-'
tions."changed with the end of the war. this reserve is now considered
:
18,000 shs.
pa.r)i
are reserved for issue upon
tAs of the date of the amended
Outstanding
tl5,420 shs.
f 177.330 shs.
conversion of
the
manufactures
-
of
stock-*{$25
preferred stock.
15,420 shares
(
•"
shares
29,654
which
■Df
zat'on
antici¬
pate that sales will be about 10% above the record of 1944 and estab¬
As
(tl
shares, and the amount of new preferred. 18,000
maining 15,004 shares of new common authorized
are being
sold by the company.
on
-•
continued during 1945.
-
9
CAPITALIZATION
.
Authorized
5V2% cum. conv. pjd. stk, ($25 par)—
*
16,000 shs."
Common stock .($1 par)"™————' *250,000-8118,
of
1945, the then authorized
of 100,000 shares of com¬
mon
Stock
($1 par)
and 18.000 shares of 4Va% preferred stock ($25
par).
Each of the then out-tanding 6,296 shares of old common stock
($5
par)
was
changed into 13Va shares of new common and into
2-5408/6296 shares of new preferred, so that upon such recapitaliza¬
Earnings Up—
President, in
Montague,
20, stated in part as
"Our sales progress
•
7
.
the
EFFECT TO THIS FINANCING
7
Authorized
Outstanding
100,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
'
'
.
...
capitalization
.
.
.
Co.—1945 Sales &
.....
($1 par). Of
the company,
to be sold by stockholders.
7.77*7-
V
of such
;
.
$7.75 per
recapitalization effective, in December
was chanced so1 as to consist
By
23.
*
stock
cumul.! pfd.
4,/z%
was
Offered—Mention
17 of the offering by Mo¬
Co. and associates at
CAPITALIZATION, GIVING
*-
.;
7
100,000 shares of common stock
15,004 shares are to be sold by
apd 84,996 shares are
The corporation on March 21, 1945, paid a dividend of one share of
United;Light & Power Co. preferred stock for each 500 shares of Blue
Ridge Corp, common stock held.—V. 162, p. 2011.'
Borden
Buffalo Bolt, of the assets of
agreement made last summer.
Manufacturing Co.—Stock
Valley Investing
share of
of
15,
share^on the common stock, par $1, payable Dec. 24 to holders of
record
under an
7
Sale of Preferred Stock—Union Securities Corp. also
proposes to sell 15,420 shares owned by it of the 5M>%
cumulative convertible preferred stock (par $25), being
all of the outstanding preferred stock.
Such preferred
stock is to be sold privately for investment not for dis¬
tribution.
Union Securities Corp. intends to sell such
preferred, stock in equal proportions to its two parent
companies, Tri-Continental Corp. and Selected Indus¬
tries, Inc., each of which will purchase such shares at par
plus dividends for its investment portfolio.
'
7
fron
made in our issue of Dec.
hawk
holders
to
next,
distribution was
similar
J
.
cents
15 cents on Feb. 15, 1944.—V. 162, p. 452.
against
as
of acquisition by
Co.,
Mower
proceeds
No part of the proceeds of the sale
/V
the sale of the remaining 43,386 shares, to¬
gether with a bank loan of $1,500,000, will be used, to pay off $550,000
-of
funded
debt and short term bank1 loans aggregating $1,600,000.'
—V. 162. p. ,2636.
7'■
*.'The
;
..
Blair & Co., Inc.—To Pay 20-Cent Dividend—
"
Lawn
EcliDse
has registtred
consideration
Inc.," in
was
The
company
Pennsylvania
Annuities,
Granting
or
money
at
Bonds
offer
an
price
coupons
the
announced
callable..
now
redemption
of
to Redeem
13
225,
at
purchase
unmatured
office
•
29
Dec.
its
interest,
Corp.—Offers
Dec.
on
The
Corp.
stock is to be received by the company.
with the SEC 58,386 shares of common
stock
(par $1).
Van Alstyne, Noel '& Co. heads , the underwriting
group.
The offering price will be filed bv amendment.
V :. : ;
Of the total registered. 15.000 shares will be Issued to Lee Industries,
7
Bethlehem
Co.—Registers With SEC—
$245,962 '
additional
plated Wf-tjio vear '1945. !
cost,
.
$125.0"*
arisiqg. out
275,000
"701,429
•,
*275,000
$210,413
>*>f the war is contem¬
" S"7' 7' '
* " ; ; '
-
Volpme 162-'Number
4449
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
:
3069
Meeting Dates Changbd-^Because
*
it
statements
tlficates
an
of
indebtedness
approximate annual
Annual, dividend
lative
10,
of
total
a
of
value
of
$1,198,509
the
15,420
$0.34375
record
dividends
for
holders of record on March
declared a dividend on the
stock
common
of
the
of
company
the
same
date,
Dec.
10,
1945,
the
u«".
r»v*
-V
r*j
i
*"
r
eToJ2yeeS
?iMnSrJthsv ftoiii+jpe
it ih
tionvancl' the b?fane?
L Li
*g
«g i
P
y
'
'
history
AND
Of
$31810
As
of
such
Scot
$94 311
bonus
30
Some
nf
n
k
n,
BUSINESS—Company
in
Machine
April,
1902,
the
under
in
started
New
about
leal
engineer,
John
Ward
interest
in!'
foe
hater,
.
in
*
v
,1 "
in
installed.
housing
two
During
steam
frame
Maenak
hammer,
with
5.000-pound
one
additional
World
hydraulic
War
hammers
I
presses,
In
large
a
shop
15,420
using
its
own
macnine
tools,
shop.
press
In
lt/4o,
funds,
furnaces
designed
other
and
The
plant
number
a
equipment.
It
also
tools.
by
The
with
such
constructed
plant
consisted
plant
a
outstanding
of
of
fngols
work
billets,
or
under
The
the
limited
was
:
A
of
to
of
minor
the
After
the
as
in
from
In
the
and
day
then
shaping
and
presses
are
them
hammers
heat-treated
and
heavy forge industry differs from
or restricted inits flow by. im-,
of
stock
to
stock.
forgings arc produced to customers' specifications and deliv¬
smooth
forged, rough machined or completely finisBtedi' with
National
ered
appropriate
heat
Company's
In
treatment
fngir.eer.s
and
determining the best
to
give
the
work
and
the
the
company
for stock, its entire inventory
against existing orders.
'
delivery
demands
of
the
trade.
No
with,
to
forgings
ot work
"
.
in
in*
used
produced
are
agreed
of
customers
be
by
equalizers
rufldcr
stocks
of
Industry;
turret
pelting^ shafts of
special
hollow-bortd
forgings for
the
crustier sh ifts for
and
heat
for
treated
Navy; sugar mill
the mining
for-various types of hydraulic
industries
Paine
and
used
In
the
alloy
roll's
cement
presses
used
presses
stock
reclassification
the
used
steel
in
of
of
burden
upon
the
stock.
'
v
certificate
Jersey
effective,
of
in
filed
was
New
industries; press columns
the linoleum
in
brass
and
and
powder
industries.
other
,E
H
* ' Bateman
%
earnings
feed
crank
press
and
screvi-t
end
-
,
28,
blanks..
gear
shafts,
elevator
shafts
worm
,.
.
and
*
.......
,
,
■
a
,
company purchases its raw material
in
the form
of carbon
steel billets and ingots*.... Such lnirchascs are" made from
whatever suppliers are in a
position to furnish the highest quality
raw material at the
lowest cost. .The company docs not consider that
at the present time it is
at a competitive
Co"
quality: forgings
finished
to
greater
a
1
...
.
...
degree
..
.
-
EichlCr
Co.
St.
.,.1
than
.
-V.
P
Howe_
.* v.;
l. v
E.
■
Howe,
trustee
as
for
■■<■
Mrs.
Kerlin.
28
__
Anna
M.
Vincent
trustees
_
_
under
and
the
Provident: Trust
will
of
Co.
>•
the
!
has
($6,000,000
convertible
The
with
purchase
the
1945.-
■
all
of
terms
of
the
the
■■'1„'
,
shares
771"
...
,
^
.
'
CHANGES
which
IN
FINANCIAL
Union
time
Securities
company,
a
special
to
tho certificate of
stock .of; the
;,V,
was
the
.
,
STRUCTURE—On
Corp.
Sept.
sole
25,
1945,
stockholder
of
at
-the
stockholders'—meeting authorized an amendment
incorporation-to< change the authorized capital
from $500,000, divided itito 5,000 shares (par
$100), ! to
$500,000,
divided into
500,000
shares
of. common
stock
(par $1); and to change the issued and outstanding capital stock
from $77,100, ^divided into 771-shares-(par
$100), -to $77,100, divided'
company
into
"77,100
of!
'certificate
a
effect
of
of
common
stock
were
(par $1).
Following the -filing
the eertifScate-of incorporation
to
of said 77,100 shares of new common
Securities-Corp;, -which thereupon trans-,
amendment
ferred
one
WaitC.it
to
Later."
isaiied
share
to
Union
of
Cok, IH.
the
A.
a-ct.', as directors
on
the
new-common'stock
of the
and
John
company."-:
to
S.
.
<
each
of. S.
P.
Howe,
McMartin,- to "qualify
N
•
dayr Sept.-23.-1945, at aai adjourned, session-! of
the
special' stockholders' meeting, the old by-laws of the
company,
which; provided, for a board of three directors. were repealed, and
same
-
1944
Gen.
statement covThe shares
stock
it is proposed
'
..
convertible
,
present 4V'2%
.
is
to
call
.
common
sale
.
of
•
.
posed
for
general
-
stock
the
to
,
,
.
..
2637.
"
.
'«
The
corporation
plant. at
and
lncome___
on
products.
of
more
in
the, first phases of
than
Among the
plant js the
-
-.
Dec.
J.;
10
for
"
other
$10,009,000
the
and
an
employment
•
;
of
•
about-
750
-
11,3 72,3011.
955,304
2,763,396
2,700,452-
1,523,751
4,398,592
4,490,50t»
7,630.436
$2,521,379
_
$2,712,719
$7,234,358
33,652
3,173,915'
/yl»
14,014:.
.
$2,555,031
r,
2,994,274
'
(
6,641,692
„•
$7,459,654
70,820
39,288
:
$2,726,733
$7,305,177
$7,4$8,942
;; 4,522,576
4,852,143
deducts.
1,497,068
1,614.461
income__
net
$1,057,963
$1,112,27?
$2.782,60U;,$2.8^6,79g
,
,
.
•
'
COMPANY
.
.
ONLY
i 1.945—9 Mos.*-wl944
$530,134
$515,442
10,389
'
V 29,125
4,238
adm.
2,776
8,342
6,639
IS,000
118,000
•■<72,000
$465,542
$1,946,098
cxps.__
than
Fed.
I.. .'
and
excess
28,000 >
Income
'
-
:
$437,507
„
43,594
-
i
.
$1,444,663
$2,130,835
58,394
note
payable___^
$1,322,430
2635.
p.
20.880
20,822
$458,582 ,1,925,218
6,960
6,960
$480,547
$1,301,608
■
Light Co., Texas
—
Preferred Stock
underwriting group headed by The First
Boston Corp. on Dec. 21 offered to the public 100,000
shares of 4% preferred stock, par $100, subject to a prior,
offer under which holders of preferred stock of Central
Power and Light Co. (of Mass.) a predecessor corpora¬
tion, may exchange their holdings for the stock to be
offered.
The stock is priced by the underwriters at
$102% per share and accrued dividends.
The exchange.
basis is share for share
100,000 shares
„
*
deposited for exchange.
are
j
.
of accrued dividends, will go to
will
be
applied, together'with
redemption of such shares of its 7 <>'- gd<r 6'
not exchanged for the new
sale,
exclusive
and
company
funds,
to
the
stock
as
are
Texas
preferred^ Stock of
corporation.
offer
ferred
of
stock
issue
"new
-
the
under
••
,
'
products it is planned
J
to produce at the Belvidere
new^
Celanese plastic"Fprticel". which was
announced
k
"
,
Central
which
Power
Light
&
Co.
shares
underwriting
for
of
with
for
iMass.)
the
new
shares
issue
;
The
First
Boston
Corp,
in
the
of
hot
.
the
taken
-
offering: .-.will
be:
Inc.;-Goldman. Sachs & Co.; Harriman Riolijv & Co..
Penbody & Co.; Mellon Securities Corp.; Central Re¬
public Co.- (Inc.); Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Merrill Lynch. Piercje., Fenner
Blyth
Inc.;
,
of
and
exchange,
exchange;
Associated
•
tho
from
Massachusetts
expires at: noon on Dec. 31; 1945^ is
in connection with the acquisition by Central Power and fyght: Co.,
the Texas corporation, of all of
the properties and business of the
Massachusetts corporation, which are located in the state of Texas.
A group headed by The First Boston Corp.
was awarded: at competitive bidding Dec. 19, 100,000 shares of preferred stock (liar $100).
The group's bid was
1023A for a 4% dividend stock, less compen¬
sation
of
$160,010 for effecting exchanges of the outstanding pre¬
persons
■
OF
1945—3 Mos. r—-1944
income
The
the acquisition
of a new
production of chemicals, plastics
call for an ultimate expenditure
operation.
.
purchase
12,350,855
3,915,620
■i
1,039,371
1
preferred
announced
the
Present" plans
to
offer
an
2,579,638
.(net
other
treasury
••
of Americarr-Acquires New Plant—
Belviderc, N.
related
Trust
purchase
Offered—An
the
*
Celanese Corp.
to
(& Subs.)—-Earnings—
excess
Income ;i_!
Procseds
On this,basis,
plans
have been
.
cash,
corporate
plus a cash adjustment. -V As there
123,398 shares of old preferred stock outstanding,-the
^exchange offer is subject to pro rata reduction if more
application of -the proceeds from the sale of the pro?
preferred stock in -the following approximate
amounts:
for machinery, equipment and-related items to. com¬
p.
corpo¬
,
are
plete the program of, reconversion and modernization of the present
plant In Syracuse, lb) $1,100;000 addition to working capital for the
purpose
of carrying receivables and Inventories, and
(c)
$2,Q00,000
for, the construction and equipment, of a new factory in the Syracuse
-
"
'
<
new
(a)' $2,500,000
area.—V.'162,
this
Guaranty
.
Fed.
t
the
new
.
1,078,477
162,
the:
that
the
...
Mos.—1944
.
1945—9 Mos.—1944 '
$12,726f404 $37,551,552 $35,658,879
1,470,667
EARNINGS
on
than
indicates
2637.
p.
*
preferred stock issue will remain to be redeemed.
statement
-
2,762,983
and
income
—V.
redemption any unconverted
stock.
•'
iVv
'
'
.
i.,1945—3
$12,986,112
Central Power &
; ^
,
riehts to subscribe
the
has. granted
from
announces
927,774
oper.
Net
for
preferred
.
into
162,
Dec.
4,224.831
income
Gross
Int.
at
takes-place b/iore the< record date,.
upon conversion will carry
stock. In connection
with
with
together
profits taxes
in
of
bonds
from
revenues
and
In .view of the ,present market price of the common stock it is
anticipated that, because of conversion only a small Porti®n of the
'
to
Siegener
the
stock
that conversion
used,
such
-
*>5,821,000
common
/,
$1,900,000
interest.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Total income
preferred stock.
into
Mass.—V.
company.
1
the foregoing changes; all
stdck
them
shares
registration
a
of
ten. years
Commission
borrow
taxes
and
the'
'
was; completed, -in
agreement, on Sept. '18, '-
purchase
-preferred
stock,
made
auditing and other expenses incurred by Union Securi¬
in connection with its investigation of the' business and the
purchase:;
new
4/s'r
legal,
accordance
SEC
par)
for
>>
preferred
4 Va%
present
■
:
-
-
Corp.
with "the
filed
total
a
M, due Sept.
at the Old
market by Dec. 31,
1944
$5,799,000
-
.
Net
Other
Taxes,
be
to the extent
shares of
with
ties
$5,756,000
1945
shares
to
preferred
On
certain
:
*$5,886,000
the: common'Issued
{•
Sept. 6. 1945, Union Securities Corp. entered into an agreement
.the
selling stockholders,
under
which
Union *Securities
Corp.
agreed to purchase from them all, but. not. less than
all/ of rhe 771,
shares of capital stock of the comuanv af a mircha^P
Earnings-—
1945 'V
-
made
NOTE—^Consolidated net iricome includes approximately $420,000: and.
in the respective 1945, and .1944 nine-month periods. which
not be distributed as dividends ,to the company because of).prior
years'
dividend arrearages on the preferred .stock of a subsidiary
Corp.—Registers Preferred Stock—
120,000
The
257
257
-
Boston,
1946
series
be
could
record date which Probably wil1 be in the early part of January.
and,
_
,
'
'
,
will
$335,000
2,500
preferred shares are to be offered by the corpornt-on to its common
stockholders for subscription, pro rata, at the rate of one share of
new Preferred for each four or five shares of the common stock, depending upon the number of shares of common outstanding at the
of
Philadelphia, as
Warren Maenak__^v--"_--;,iila____
Traffic
-
—___—_____—
Exchange
to
1%%
be
to
all""of
Consoi:
2,500 V
—
and
at
interest
Gross
5,000
-
is
Income
Int.
-r'".
Rallwav-
V
28
D.
"
Milk St.,
3.
bonds,
...
2939.
expected
are
-H?
Constance
t-
;
The 12(>.000 shares of preferred stocic represent the initial series of
if new class of preferred stock which the shareholders will be asked
to authorize at a meeting on Dec 27 Substantia ly all of the new
201
daughter,
5,000
.
45
Jan.
on
3'/a%
Payment
■
5,000
mc'~~
<
1,341,836
mortgage
income
5,000 •
1,341,836
interest.
trustee,
permission
sum
profits
Inc
'
Cri
$3,247,612
111,820
Central & South West Utilities
Fed.
rate to be set forth in an amendment to the registration statement
in which the dividend rate also will be established. Harriman Ripley
&
Co,,
Inc.
and
Hemphill, Noycs & Co, will be managers of the
o-wned
Savage
Ward
RiOren
$3,050,734
Maintenance
a
-
'ftharei
..:'..iV'r;:.V..-V':'
How£Tas~trustec~Yor"som'samuel^Howef"jr;iZi3iCi:^
E.
t'ooo
Pirific
Corporation
" ering
hereto..
...
.
v.
Anna
•
Securities
the
and
Fed.
•
S.
•
and
Depreciation*
Taxes, other than
5.000
"~-r"~
general
Operation1
-
7
Corii'""
I
p.
Carrier
OF
CONTROL—Prior td Sept.
18,
1945,- the
authofized capital stock of $500,000, divided into
5 000
$100), of which 771 shares were issued and
outstanding,
All of the '771 shares were owned
by the following in the amounts
shown opposite their respective names"
-
Anna
5?2 " SUt
?*g2o '*> St?iucl 2
"
Co
^
162,
<k
and
Operating
"vi
v-v
Co
1,149,610
$275,800
111,820
Period End. Sept. 30—
below,
5,000
&
122,012
895,951
1, 258,437
tax
109 \'z
income
an
.
shares
—t
Week .End. Dec. 14-
(par
:
of
5.000
Lester
755,827
The Central New York Power Corp.
h'.
.
7 600
74,713
,
Loughridge <fe Co—^—u>.
Republic Co.
c0
74,708
240,163
on
or
before Dec. 31,'"1945, at 123 plus
1, 1945, to date of delivery and payment:
Payment will be made upon surrender of the bonds to Guaranty. Trust
Co. of New York, 140
Broadways New York, N. Y. The purchase offer
will expire Dec. 31, 1945 —V. 162, p. 2939.
'
^
V
"f *■'
severally
>
(Inc.)
000Dempscv~&
10
~
Ca
ACQUISITION
■->
,
5,000
iinc
'■! 2, 179,833
$179,619
at
accrued
Bosworth, Chanute,
"
2,165,980
28,393
profits
the open
any
»
r
names
Parker
182,367
of
1945, all or part of the $1,901,000 noncallable first
mortgage 50-year 5r/o bonds due June 1, 1951, of the
Syracuse Lighting Co. predecessor company. Payment is to be made
at 123%
of face value. plus accrued interest.
Philadelphia
;
7 traffic Earnings'
.company owns no patents of any significance, - nor docs' It
operate under patents, rights or licenses owned
by others which are
significant to Its business.
..vr.'."V"
■-.=
shares
j
121,993
$7, 610,226
tax
(ppr*
surtax)
of New York
in
Provident
;
•
»•
$7,122,151
E
first
v, This
-'
>
49,298
$654,892
requirements-
1972,
ration
Bacon, Whipple & Co._l._V
-Vlv/.l
TvS-
-
The;
pariy hod
and
respective
Redpath
>
•
10000
Traffic earnings
competitors with respect to costs of raw materials.
The company proposes to 'continue
in the same general character of
business, but on the basis of; experience
acquired during the- war
period
in
the
mrnufacture and
finishing of intricate forgings, its
efforts will probably be directed In the' future to
the manufacture
higher
their
l^'ann
1
Si.
:
\
disadvantage with integrated
of
'
~^y
..
alloy
fore.
;
div.
The
1945.
Central
fJinadisn
......
The;
and
York,
<9,062.
t
y 4,808
$674,518
180,028
...
Central New York Power Co.- -Bank Loan Approved—
Offers to Purchase Bonds—
in order to eliminate
******:■Securities Corp.^,.^,000 ^-j^g'oren ^Co
eccentric
$7, 488,233
Colony Trust Co.,
incorporation of
the office of the
Sept.
on
and
Auchlncloss,
oa'cno.
As
'
Sons-lnc' i*
iJ'Sher iid
'-ffiSU
industry, lit... also makes
240,941
$7,072,853
%
the
of
,
Shares
"
produces shafts,
reduction
gears
and. other special
co
foe. manufacturers of geneiating..
equipment-for -the electric *
Adamex SeeuritW
vfcry large-shafts f6r hydro-electric installa*
tlons.
In
addition
to
these
heavier, forgings,
some -'of
which are'
__tr
!«•>
mentioned
above,
the
company
makes
smaller
forgings,; including '
AO-» P;
forgings
20,460
$645,830
inc.
income
$60,000
its
to
U
i=>nnn
Lemon
Rol'in Ss
20,036
$669,710
1,266,368
Portland.
'y Partial Redemption of Bonds—
yy There have been called for redemption
a
Number of
Jirkson
aTco"""
j0hhston
326,530
excess
Pfd.
stock,
sale
•
opposite
'
cane;
300,763
than
the
wide public
preferred
named
below -have
Securities Corp> the number
Union
forth
'
'
and * other *
crushing
28,120
and
Net
made
was
providing
to
reasonably
a
amount
common
directors
view
a
shares:
"
Webber
shields
Company- alSo
power
set
-
177,318
Curtis
04.264
24,086
income
Fed.
common
underwriters
purchase" from
p.?^1 H^hivts
:--:
68,832
effective.
and
acquire for private
the
of
stock
.
rods, crank pins and
railroad
and
railroad
equipment: industry;
propelling machinery shatts for the shipbuilding
training gears and pinions, turret roller paths, pro-
1,305,191
7.JK6
amort,
&
mal
>
Number of
for. the
106,083
5,711
■.
State
of
D.D.
1945—12 Mos.- -1944
$15,620,523 $17, 285,659
6,852,484
7, 869,323 >
Fed.
—
Income
Deductions
Fed.
the
Philadelphia.
for
and
$0.22
111,373
f
'
1
municipal.
Secur.
lease
Accel. ;
and Selected Industries, Inc.,
the annual cumulative dividend
that
became
yyy.y,:/ '
Tne,company's products Include axles, piston
car
1944
$81,756
$0.25
1945
687,544
Net
V
Shares
process
$90,849
$1,494,799
Gross
i
the
being
to
-common
aggregating
2813.
p.
.
1945—Month—-1944
oper;i:incomei--i-v
Non-opeiy income.^..
V'-1'
Corp.
changes,
State
UNDERWRITERS—The
properties,
closely
treatment
heat
meeting
physical
required
•
metallurgists
materials
."*•
Bank,
162,
480,865
under
RR.
.
:«■
was
of
of
made
was
with
with
permit
common-
the
such
to
shares
177,330
The
undue
no
the
effect
of
ol"
value
par
preferred
made
was
amendment
to
of
REGISTRARS—y^hase' National Bank.tNew
_
Heavy
America,—V.
corporations
consider the
and to Feb. 7,
$1,291,745
Fed.—other
common
there
TRANSFER AGENTS—Irving Trust Co., New York, and
"Trust Co. of Philadelphia. •
.ny.;.:.-.':' r.' y""".*"".; • ;V.'
rough or finish machined.
the drop forge industry in" that
of
to
revs.
and
Rental
connection
stock
common
aggregate
the
consultation
such
create
for
In
-.<?■
either
both
Corp.
Rayon
exps.
,
State
and
ronlmin'stodt'1 stoclc:nnd each " the du'cctors hcW throe .shares of
?
refining their structure by
plain or flat dies. * The resulting
on
and
of
stockholders
of
Tubize
2656.
p.
Social
fractional shares,'.Union Securities Corp. transferred to each of the
directors 7/10ths of one share of common stock in exchange for V3th
.of one share of-preferred stock held by each of the directors. ' After
'
161,
Taxes—
/
change
$77,100
stock.
reclassification
Corp. desired
amount
an
.
and
result
a
reclassification
;
housing mainly-Government
the company's machines
*'
of
later
increase
an
common
the
to
amount
common
would
certificate
been
directors
of
Corp.,
Rayon
of
to
stock¬
re.ating to
postponed until
statements
the
share
common
Period End. Nov. 30—
capital
account
the
sum
of
capital of the company
after the
Tri-Continental
Secretary of State
additions
boards
meetings
,
per
Operating
Operating
to
the
the
common
available
company,
the
outstanding
stock
Corp.
the
companies,
company
buildings
pw^sTonfindto!3- 18 n0t COnflned
:i
of
determination
Securities
requirements
its
to
on
held
company
account
when
to
as
Securities
Union
parent
special
added
of
preferred
amount
which
'
Central Maine Power Co.—Earnings—
of
> >l:J. '
•
svsjss.
products
v
be
Union
-the
Department
separate
few
a
to
distribution
heat
authorized
the
shares
surplus
of
sufficient
press
company and* the installation therein of a few
balance an.1 major portion of the Government's
of
shares
Such
of
of
■
9." Navy
U.
consisted
machinery
-
built
from
determination
>stock
•
the
company's property.
Part of
to the
buildings of the
machine
and
2.3
reclassification
company.
and
stock
stock to be outstanding
~
treating building,
were
constructed, all" being financed out of the
earnings of the company.
In 1938, the maunfacture of certain very
large forgings requiring special machinery was undertaken.
Company,
again
and
machine
and
holders
common
stock
the
The
special
of
Tubize
of
corporations,, has
Ended Sept. 30—
'
charges and taxes*:L—^
after
—V.
being effected by a reclassification of each one share
stock into one-fifth of a share of the new
company
new
a
the
;V,'
•»
stockholders
also
$485,730,
so
that
the aggregate
" reclassification
was
made
equal
iron.
all-metal
machine
a
outstanding
transferred
holidays.
mailing
and
said
to
the
with
hammer
1915,
of
paid to
was
•
meeting
capital
$1)
of
9 Months
Net
Earned
$562,830, divided into 15,420 shares of 5%% cumupreferred stock (par $25) and 177.330 shares of
stock (par $1'),' such increase and change in the issued stock
preferred
his
v -:i •"•• '
hammer
sheet
the balance
and
shares,
The meeting
issued
v
Centlivre Brewing Corp.*—Earnings—
,
convertible
of
in
of
special
of
1906,
certain
steam
covered
turning were added.
which
In
to
3,000-pound
one
3,000-pound
built
was
John
of
-
passed
qualifying
$1).
(par
common
one-third
a
the
latiVe
associates.-'
until
owners
purchased
■
of
wooden
a
Mafenak's
sole
death
company
1
.
consisted
rough
es
shop
the
1
John
as
engineer,
After .the
interest
plant
of
remained
marine
.(par
stock
incorporation of the company by
March, 1903, S. P. Howe, a mechan-
interests
Howe
a
building having
u
were
the
P.
additional
one
SfV,
all-metal
the
In
-
company.
his
,
a
n
tools
the
original
In
S.
Kerlin,
1940,
:i"
-
.ocated
associates.
and
D.
in
-
January,
before
year
acquired
Maennk
when
'
a
and
the
postponed
V '
;
,
issued
-
second
a
stock
and
Maenak
•'
the
corporation
merger
merger to Feb. 6 in the case
in the case, of Celanese
Corp.
was
elected
secretary
and
the former secretary and treas¬
Kerlin,
this
:
,
not .been,-possible to. obtain clearance of the proxy
Securities and Exchange Commission by the date
contemplated,
of
proposed
have
company)
D.
the
after
theretofore
was
(liar $1) to ^50^0, divided into 16,000 shares of 5%% cumulative
convertible preferredstock (par $25) and 250,000 shares of common
1903.
Camden,
the
(who
Scpt 25 1S45> a further amendment of the certificate of incor-'.
poration of the company was authorized to Increase-and change the
authorized capital stock of the company from $500,000 common stock
forge
John
the
Qn
Tway Steel Forge, and
its
name
was
changed to Camden Forge Co.
in
Company is part of what is generally known as the
industry, with its plant and principal office located at
Nv J.
The present business arose out of a similar business
Co.
April.
neavy
and
directors'
At
.
of
name
of
Siegener
A.
resigned.
Union Securities Corp.
the
•
incorporated
was
by
tn
<
•
holders
declaring advisable the further changes in the
capital stock of the company.
Of the total
disbursement, aggregating $1,200,447, $1,200,385 was received
dividend
,
amount
:
-
originally
Securities
resolutions
authorized
iq^ Inlrl
1
k
p
,
had
H.
and
succeeding Ward
who
adopted
,
o'
■
nff
«
Jersey
*iu
tn
104S
Dart
Union
by
same meeting, the board of directors declared a cash dividend
the 77,100 shares of outstanding common stock of $15.57 per share,
on Sept. 28,
1945, to holders of record on Sept. 25, and also
on
directors
of
control
' 1
,
payable
passed a
resolution
abolishing
the
Reserve
for
Estimated
Additional
Costs
Arising Out of War in the aggregate amount of
$825,000, which reserve
is
shown on the balance sheet of the
company as of Sept. 30, 1945,
and
restoring the amount of such reserve to earned surplus account.
Also, on Dec., 10, 1945, the board of directors passed a resolution
pctihiichi.so.
board
of
At the
Feb. ,v
on
1946.1
treasurer
.
treasurer,
urer,
acquisition
'
vice-president
as
assistant
cents
15
P®.f ^. payable on March 1, 1946, to holders of record
-5,
On
elected
elected
preferred
the
to
1
special, meeting of . the "board of directors held at the con¬
of
the special stockholders'
meeting, S. P. Howe was
re¬
to the presidency of the company,
Waiter S. Cox was re¬
a
clusion
payment
stock, each in the amount
share, one payable on Jan. 1, 1946, to holders of
27, 1945, and the other payable April 1, 1946,' to
15, 1946.
At the same time the directors
per
Dec.
on
the
on
prior
*
*
At
of 5xh%. cumu¬
$21,203.
On Dec.
shapes
preferred stock
($25 par); total
board of directors declared and set apart
the
quarterly
directors
Corp.
'
**
»
of
having
and
1
$10,097.
on
convertible
1945,
two
with
income
requirements
has
by
<fc Co.,
Kidder,
by'this' corporatioft on "Get. 17*. last.' Celanese Plastics Corp.,-a wholly
'subsidiary, - will sell the • products manufactured at : the new*
.
owned
plant,
ft'
.....
watt-Stated
at-Newark,
amounting
N/
to
by the company that
J., will continue and
23%
over
the^ next
operations at Its plastics plant
that an expansion of facilities"
two- years,
is
)p
progress.
•
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Stubbs;
The
'■
ben
Co.;
&
Wisconsin
E.
M.
Company:
Newton
&
Dean,
Co.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettls; Company.—V:* 162,
Witter
J. J.; B.
"p. 2617:
Co.:
Hilliard
: -i
• •
Merrill;
&
•
Tttr--
Son,; and
)perating
["otal
revenues
Net
237,906
$160,154
Jeductions
_
taxes
amortiz.
stock
Pfd.
require
$1,253,944
loo
Marx
7,632
317
$693,127
144,0-11
$58,920
13,260
$1,261,576
;'v
2701555
,
—„'
Balance
162,
-V.
2638.
p.
v
125
Co._!
&
100
Parker
Red-
&
"
path
Whipple
Barrow,
Jack
$457,38,1 )
Bass
100
Co
&
100
Co
&
100
;_Zz_
Bernhqimer Co.._z
__
125
Stearns & Co._/—l__1,300
Baum,
.Bears,
v
._
Leary'
M.
375
& Co..
Bond Co,, Inc._
Bankers
■The
202,540
.
375
___
—
Bacon,
$659,921
.
-
$549,116
$45,660
;i
and Co,___
Aub
Auchincloss,
Biddle,
,
|;q
directors
The
19
Dec.
on
with
compares
jjuly
Ftotal
Ivor
|paid—V.
in 1945
1944.
162, p. 1389.
^
..
.
Caldwell
F.
C.
Clayton
193428—.
Securities
.Cohu
C.
Cooley &
Co._
Dain
M.
&
'•
M.
John
Francis
I.
'Clement
Marshall___^_L_l_
Foster
&
Glore,
Forgan &
shares of common stock
series A preferred stock.—V. 162, p.
&
,
-
Inc.___„_
Co._______
&
Lee_____
possible
order.
as
possible,
r
-■
•
-
Bruce
Hill
alphabetical
to arrange companies in exact
However, they are always as near
position
Inc.
V A.
&
Space
Weeden &
Weil
2939..
125
150
Corp.
Co., Inc.—
150
125 '*
150
E.
Wood
F.
J.
F.
S.
& Co
Yantis & Co.,
—.
amounting
Inc
amount
Commission. '
Commerce
8,965 miles
miles operated
will
or
on
company.
the
before
pay,
1,
in
May
of $248,825.
sum
the
in¬
and for a sinking fund for
each of the years 1946 to 1969,
to
covenant
as
CALENDAR YEARS
-
•
-
Revenues
Charges
$9,428,159
9,495,392
$11,271,003
1936-"—98,082,411
14,652,556
100,151,212
14.590,856
9,683,602
93,070,136
13,405,751
9,763,988
96,131,794
13,306,804
9,645,465
97,631,242
14,051,015
'
1937
5,157,164
4,907,254
3,641,763
3,661,339
4,392,864
10,419,142
28,646,920
117,521,355
20,229,600
165,289,325
38,447,368
217,952,483
37,200,006
9,658,151
9,810.458
9,800,448
8.968,742
240,637,400
33,387,498
8,740,376
28,231,264
24,647,122
outstanding in
the hands of
2
—
__
__
funded
debt
of the
company
to
be
will amouat to $189,067,936 principal
amount,
a , reduction
of $62,490,441, or approximately 25%
since
Dec. 31, 1941.
One year's interest on such debt will amount to $5,854,782, a reduction of approximately 39%
from the $9,564,643 interest
charges
(including $230,178 interest on conditional sale contracts)
in the y?ar (1941.
public
as
of
1945
31,
Dec.
.
PURPOSE—Pursuant
to
an
for
invitation
dated
tenders
Nov.
26,
tenders of $32,470,000 of its general
mortgage 4%
bonds at 120 and $17,295,000 of first and refunding
mortgage 4V2%
bonds, series B. at 123, together in each case with
accrued interest.
Delivery of bonds tendered and payment therefor
company
to
made
be
accepted
has
on
or
before
Dec.
31,
1945.
to be received by the company from the sale of the
($49,834,666,
exclusive
of
accrued
interest),
together with
$10,402,184,
from
the
company's treasury,
will be applied to. the
The
proceeds
bonds
payment
accepted.
said
of the tender
Ih
addition,
price
the
of
the
company
bonds
will
for
sell
the
which
accrued
pay
tenders were
interest on
•
bonds.
AGREEMENT
to
.
Rise—-
1945—48 Weeks—1944:
$10,229,123 $89,311,028 $89,277,795
'
Columbus & Southern Ohio
Electric Co.—4Sk % Pre¬
ferred Stock Issued in Exchange—
,
A
total of 103,841 shares of new 4%%
cumulative preferred was/
issued in exchange for 6 % cumulative first preferred and 6 Va %
cum¬
ulative preferred series B stocks, pursuant
to the exchange offer of v
the
company.
The balance (29,904 shares of 4Va% . preferred) not
needed has been removed from registration.
See also V. 162, pp. 2143,
2639, 2815.
■
,
FOR
entire
SALE
OF
THE
BONDS—Company
ispue of $49,765,000 of
series
of
f
i
has
1970 27/8%
,
agreed
bonds
,
.
Exchange
Stock
declared a quarterly dividend of $1 per;.;':
payable Jan. 2, 1946, to holders of record
Dec. 21, 1945, and a quarterly dividend of $2 per share on the class A
stock, payable Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec. 21.—V. 161, p. 2216.
The
directors
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Weekly
/.excluding
Cincinnati Street Ry.—Earnings—
profit.
Net
a—_
passengers./—
Revenue
and percentage comparisons with
Week Ended—
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
NOV."
1945—11 Mos.—1944
$667,033 / / $664,240
(& Suhs.)—Earnings-
31—
profit——
net
$2,444,129
Applic.
and exc. prof.
—.'/_'
minor.-ints.
long term oblig^.
Int.
on
Net
CI.
A
(est.)
prof, applic. to co.
and com. shs.z.
Earned
cl.
—V,
1,785.300
4,715,100
124,964
96,545
280,565
238,062
10,402
119,814
$793,845
$433,-508
$1,625,160
1,209,540
1,608,401
$0.99
$0.49
shares—
A
162,
1389.
p.
Inc.,
Inc.—Merged—
below.—V.
tHifi
hour
adjusted
corporation
162,
'
p." 669.
'
r
output of electric energy of subsidiaries
to show general business conditions of
territory served for the week ended Dec. 13, 1945 amounted
494,891 as compared with 271,846,483 for the corresponding
1944,'a decrease of 26,351,592 or 9.69%.—V. 162, p. 2940.
to 245,^
week in
,
;;V.
Distribution—
%
dividend of
of 10 cents
per share on the $1 par value participating first preferred stock, both
/payable Jan. 15, 1946. to holders of record Dec. 31, 1945.
A similar
year-end
extra distribution was made on Jan.
15, 1945.—V. 160,
p. 2756.
/zz;
j X
Community Frosted Food Co.—Extra
i:
/
directors
The
.
five
cents
per
on
share
Dec. 17 declared a year-end extra
and the regular semi-annual dividend
v
Cl.eycland-Cliffs Iron Co. (&
3
Months Ended
Total
Subs.)—Earnings—
1945
$2,276,213
36.992
488,576
Sept. 30—
income
Intjerest
on
for
deprec.,
Prov.
for
Federal
Adjustment
debt__________
/depletion and amortization-
long-term
Prov.
of
income^—estimated/
provision for prior year
—
taxes
on
Net- profit
Preferred
Common
Earned
per
■
.
common
377,000
' " ' '162
609,048
408.296
•
—
—
1944'
r
[
$1.87
share—
$2,260,065
48,628
566,027
,
Community Water Service Co. (&
12 Months Ended
293,400
609,048,
408,296
Gross
$1.81
The
company's
of
for
depletion and amortization for
the period of three months ended Sept. 30,
1945 was $850,826; 1944,
$864,937
(including cost depreciation arid depletion In the amount
of $61,769 (1944, $5,832)' applicable to sales of real estate, timber and
equipment), of which the applicable amount of $300,482 (1944, $293,079)
was
charged to surplus arising from adiustment of properties
for Federal income tax purposes.—V. 162, p. '565.
'/■' ■
(2)
Total
(net)
amort,
of
expense,
Preferred
-
dividends
Minority
.
.__/_
debt discount,
premium
etc.,jof subsidiaries_:
of subsidiaries-——
interest-//
provision for depreciation,
,
and
pense,
■'
Net
—V.
—
amort,
of debt
of company
discount
etc.,
income—.
162, p. 2815.
$2,485,958
1,323,726
1,317,460
534,286
534,286
9,392
$616,802
$624,818
350,504
351,418
$266,298
$273,399
ex-
——
-
'
end
$6,597,611
3,662,534
443,967
5,150
6,530
—
Balance
Interest,
1944
3,839,367
362,846
5,150
$2,481,345
expenses,
income——
Interest,
proportionate share of net profit
subsidiaries, not consolidated, not taken up, amounted to $253,086
the' period of three months ended Sept. 30, 1945; 1944, $282,142. (
NOTES—(1)
1945
' $6,688,710
—
maintenance and taxes___
Provision for depreciation and
retirements—
Amort, of property account adjustments-—
Operating
$1,348,211
.
Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
Gross earnings.—
3,800
$1,373,483
—
dividends,
shares
.
Corp.—Weekly Output—
1,209,540
$0.36
$1.01
of
$1,192,666
1,608,401
and
com.
per
r
kilowatt
weekly
The
115,110
44,520
„
elected Vice-President and
of Industrial Relations,
of industrial relations,
announced on Dec. 12.—V. 102, p. 2940.
been
Commonwealth & Southern
4,321,200'
1,480,800
Freeman
Charles Y.
Pathe-Industries,
See
$5,867,038
z
to
Vice-Presidencies—
Cp^nmonwealth Securities,
Mos.—1944 »j
$6,740,639
$2,325,755
and
inc. tax
norm.
1945—9
1945—3 Mos.—1944
Period End. Oct.
to
Comptroller,, has
Gressens,
Chairman
Stores Co.
City
Promoted
Officials
Comptroller, and Roy A. Dingman. Manager
has
been
elected
Vice-President
in
charge
2939.'
p.
/__—
200,033,000
—_z
192,198,000
l——zZ_—_—197,011,000
24_/<
—Z/
181,595,000
8—/
Otto
114,033,670 111,631,297
1944
1945
-
period last year.
past four weeks,
*
,
/
% Decrease
209,898,000
4/T
208,424,000
7.8 7
206,377,000
4.5/ .
190,696,000
4.8
last year:
15
0
"
—v: 162,
to
a 4.7%
decrease from the corresponding
Following are the kilowatt-hour output totals of the
«
1945—Month—1944
$59,411
$59,092
10,069,842 10,226,487
sales
Output—
Commonwealth Edison group of companies
other electric utilities, for the week ended Dec. 15,
of the
jshowed
has
/
Period End. Nov. 30—
19
Dec.
on
share on the preferred stock,
1
Co.—Listing of Securities;—
/:J
Corp.—Declares Dividends—
Commercial Controls
,
authorized the listing of $45,.-"
500,000 first mortgage bonds,
2%% Series due 1975, and 270,000
shares
of cumulative
preferred stock/ 4% Series (par $100), all ok
which bonds and preferred stock are issued and outstanding.—V. 162,
p. 2939. *
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York
New
taxes
Net
Income
$1,842,844
.Fixed
Charges
.for Fixed
,
,
162, p. 1509.
Cincinanti Gbs & Electric
The
Fed.
./
$82,925,209
are
£176,709
£93,453
£98,118
V —V. 162, p.' 2515.
Co.—Earnings—
surtax
'
Available
Operating
/
1935——__I
1945,
admitted.—V.
are
Consol.
•:
Railway
Ye^rs
The
.
$11,638,235
—
Electricity output
• .
.
SUMMARY OF EARNINGS FOR
the
'
1945—4 Weeks—1944
Period End. Dec. 1—
of
operates
of the
194-1
in
£29,917
We
Sales./
.
•
3.940
54,742
67,695
56,977
'
Colonial Stores, Inc.—Current Sales
$2.95
Company
clusive,
♦.
£20,294
£21,622 in 1942.—V, 162, p. 2268.
.
100
.375 j
Wright
'
railroad, of which 8,436 miles are
529
under lease or contracts; The first
and refunding mortgage, in the opinion of the general counsel of the
Company,
will constitute
(1) a first lien on 479 miles of railroad
and on certain stocks of bridge, depot, terminal and other companies,
and (2) a second lien, subject to the lien of the general mortgage, on
*7,854 miles of railroad, on equipment not subject to equipment obliga-.
tions,
and on
305,262 shares
of the capital
stock of Colorado &
Southern
Ry.;
and,
giving effect to
this financing, there will be
pledged under the first and refunding mortgage $142,762,000 of gen¬
eral mortgage bonds
(approximately 80% of all- of the bonds issued
under the general mortgagei on which basis there will be $1,025 prin¬
cipal amount of general mortgage bonds pledged for each $1,000 prin¬
cipal amount of first and refunding mortgage bonds outstanding /in.
the hands of
the public or pledged.
As of that date there will be
$21,346,400 of first and refunding mortgage bonds unpledged in the
bonds,
127,851
drilling
expenditure
on
producing ^fields
1945, £27,030 in 1944, £26,509 in 1943 and ?/
"Including/ intangible
.
Company
owned and
treasury
,
.
25,761
15,762
18,558
—14,459
——
_„—_/Z____
Profit
1
.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
905
,
r
217,S76
^
Interstate
the
by
1945; due Aug. 1,
1,
Aug.
57,951;
13,360
adjustment—
150
& Co.———
Woodard-Elwood & Co
300'
125
rj.
125
,
,
depreciation-
1942
900
375
Harold
125
for
Prov.
-
£393,210
,
227,965
exps.,
/Inventory
.
9C0
'
etc.
500
—
;
239,465
and gen.
Admin,
•
-
£395.487
1944
£409,721
900
expenses
Arnold.—100
&
/.,.
fees
'
1943
1945
income^,/-/--—*■
"Drill., produc, and field
Hattier & Sanford—
The White-Phillips Co., Inc..:
100
;:Laird, Bissell & Meeds_____-_
162, p.
—
Co
Directors'
White,
Co.____
Leedy, Wheeler & Co.
Co
Total
;
♦
Ltd.-—Earnings-—
£331,970
End. June 30—t
3 Mos,
100
400
225
225
Welsh, Davis & Co.__
'_
Wheelock & Cummins, Inc../
150
Kemp &
&
Thomas &
W.
$550,423
$557,626
period
Colon Development Co.,
1970.
r 1
I
- * *
(Including domestic sales'company)'
• , ;
,
'
Principal and interest (Feb. 1 and Aug. 1) payable at office or agency
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
'
.
'
1945
1944
of company in New York.
Definitive bonds will be in coupon form in
Profit
after
charges.—
—___
$7,446,211 $14,195,657
denomination of $1,000, registerable as to principal only, and in fully
Prov.
for
est.
reconv.,
renegotiation, Federal
registered
form without
coupons in
denominations of $1,000 and'
tax and contingencies
^^/__/_—
6,009,000 12,686,000
authorized multiples thereof. BOnds will be redeemable on any interest
date, as a whole or in part at option of company, or in part from
V tNct profit
time to time through the operation of a sinking fund, upon not less
$1,437,211 $1,509,657
thah
60
days' published notice,
the initial redemption prices being
^Earnings per common share—/-—/.
$2.73 J '
105%%
and
102%%
of
the
principal amount,
respectively, plus
^On 335,320 shares,
tlncluding realized profits on sales to foreign
accrued interest.
V'%V:v;z:VZ%
subsidiaries".
*
t
v
*:
In the opinion of counsel, these bonds will be legal investments for
NOTE—Results
of operations of all foreign subsidiaries
are exravings banks in California/ Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New
eluded.
No
provision has been made for the possible liability in
Hainpshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio and Vermont, and for savings
banks organized under the general laws of Pennsylvania.
connection
with
certain "patent litigation ' decided adversely to the.
domestic subsidiary sales company as no damages above a nominal
The issuance and
sale of these bonds are subject to authorization';
Dated
10,000
*37,505,'.
'% —////• S
•
few
a
•paid or accrued thereon.T—V. 162, p. 2639.
225
225
125
100
& Co.—
Wachob-Bender
Co.,
Kidder & Co._;
M.
—V.
'
j-m
Townscnd, Dabney & Tyson.
100
Co
&
Hill
Lane,
_:
Thomas
Qulncy RiL—Bonds Offered—
Mention was made in our issue of Dec. 17 of the offering
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. and associates of $49,765,000
1st and refunding mortgage Series of 1970 2%% bonds
at 100.80 and interest.
Further details follow:
Burlington &
Chicago
E.
" 150
B.
27,500
'';
days after: the announcement of VJ-Day"practically
all
major war contracts with the company were cancelled/
There¬
fore, shipments during the latter part of August and the month of
September sharply
declined.
Reconversion has progressed rapidly,/
although the difficulties encountered in obtaining materials, supplies,
machinery and equipment have considerably retarded peacetime pro¬
duction.
,
1
1 ;
The above profit
figures for 1945 include those from transactions
which are subject
to renegotiation under the provisions of the War
Profits Control Act.
The effect of renegotiation proceedings cannot
be determined at this time although any refund of profits that might
result would be after credit of the amount of applicable income taxes
Within
Inc.—100
200
Boyce__^
for
Profit
,
200
Co.—— —
Co._—/._/—/———/
&
Thomas
Hor.nblower & Weeks__^____l,100
Johnson,
12,582 W-?
29,418
contingencies
for
Provision
-
Suplee, Yeatnmn & Co., Inc.Swiss American Corp.——-—
600
200
Co
&
&
Walter Stokes
100
Inc.__
Co
&
Kenneth
alphabetical
'• V; ;;y;^
Stix
200
375
&
Hawkins & Co.,
Heller,
it is not always
reasons
1,685,110
1,059,687
for post-war adjustments— /_/—.—/z'•
Reduction in reserve for post-war adjustments ; Cr75,000.
Showers
Bros.
Stein
100
Hayden, Stone & Co..
mechanical
NOTE—-For
726,944
Provision
Co._
Minton & Co.,
Sills,
100
Haupt & Co
Robert
'w■■•(•'•v.-
.
/
1,251.570
exch. loss on foreign assets
Proy. for unrealized
,
100
Singer, Deane & Scribner___
Starkweather & Co...i—
Inc,________ 300
Co.___^.______i.l,300
Hannahs,. Ballin
Ira
'
•
adjustments—_
taxes on income——/-'
Estimated
.
Company..-.
&
Robert
100:
Co.________ 1,300
Cook,
Hanauer
B.
$8,939,049
'
Inc.——__1,300
Shields
Son,
J.
trust certificates representing
and for $112,174,000 par value
2939.
&
Hallgarten
appointed as
been
has
York
New
voting
for
York
New
in
registrar
2,123,214
of
Co.
Trust
Guaranty
,
Scott, Horner & Mason, lnc._
-Graham, Parsons & Co.__
500
Granber.v, Marache & Lord-' 500
-Green, Ellis & Anderson..
375
,
&
Schwabacher &
1Q0
300
100
Inc.__________
.Field, Richards & Co,
1
The' First Cleveland Corp.__
Co.,
Gregory &
,
Rice
F.
roy,
...
&
$0.66 f
19,44
>
,$8,934,425
1945
End(?d Sept. 30—
9 Months
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pome-
Elkihs,
.Ferris
805,734
"
■'
"
-
Net;sales_—Z__
Profit before estimated taxes pn income and
>
125
Riter & Co.—- 375
The Robinson-Humphrey Co.
225
L. F. Rothschild & Co.——-M.300
Daniel
L. Day &
R.
-Dempsey
"
.
..
Curtiss, House
J.
/ 805,734
'
$0.66
;
z'
162, p. 981.
34,300
$535,635
$535,025
Coleman Co., Inc.—Earnings---
,
Inc. *
•; 100,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc,/ 100
Reinholdt & Gardner-./-.— 100
.Cruttenden &
$569,935
*
125
Wm.
F. L. Putnam & Co., Inc.--—
The Ranson-Davidson Co., %
&
J.
——
—
share
per
1944
.
34,160'
1
shares
Earned
—V.
1945
'
taxes
N^t. profit
Common
'
taxes___^__i/____/_——$569,185
before
income
special
Pollock & Co., Inc.—
E.
.profit
Federal
Co.—/:—__-,_l,300
Phelps, Fenn &
Collings & Co
Courts
Net
-100
''Li—
•
■
Sept. 30—
9 Months Ended
Chrlstensen,
Writer &
Peters.
Inc;
Greenman
Appointed—
Registrar
100
—
Corp.-
Julien
20'!4
The
&
sale
'
125
._J———_
dall, Inc.
Torrey
C.
i
i,
100
100
New
the
Cliffs Corp.—Earnings—
•>
.
Ohio Company—
'& Co.__~1,300
Pacific Northwest Co.*_——
125
Park-Shaughnessy & Co.__„ 15d
Patterson, Copeland & Ken¬
200
Corp.__
;•
Bonds—
Schotter,
-W.
Ave.,
Jor
Otis
125
Co.Z______
Co._
&
estimated reserve for
(On 321,920 common
Treasurer of the Pennsylvania RR., 380 Seventh
York, N. Y., will until 3 p.m. on Dec. 31, 1945, receive bids,
to the company of general mortgage bonds as of Jan. 2,
1946, to an amount sutiicient to exhaust the sum of $31,550, at prices
pot exceeding par and interest.—V. 160, p. 2181,
-.v. H..
v
100
150
150
Baydean & Smith.--
O'Gara
-
taxes,
contingencies.
;%vr'
rehabilitation, - and for
162; p. 876.
945,352
$2.59
1,299,070
$3.70
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—Seeks to Buy
■
& Hano________-' 100
Cook & Co.200
The
100
& Co.—
National
H.
Newhard,
-City" Securities Corp.—Z_—
.
,
Alfred
Co.__.
Phillips
Cassell
Central
Chicago, I\£Ulwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Listing
|of Securities—
The New York Stock Exchange' has authorized the listing of the
[following securities: . ""
" " ~• ••
^
.
] <a) $59,515,100 first mortgage 4%. bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, 1944.
<
(b) $57,256,600 general mortgage 4'/2%
income bonds/ Series A, due
Jan. i, 2019.
"
; •
- 1
'
(c) $51 422,100 general
mortgage 4Ma %
convertible income - bonds,Series B,
due Jan. 1, 2044; and;'(d> voting "trust certificates ,re-. i iating to 1,121,740 shares of Series A preferred stock "(par $100), and
ivoting trust certificates relating to 2,123,214 shares of its common
block (no pari, with authority to add to the list voting trust cer-'*
tificates relating to 514,221 shares of its common stock,' upon notice ,
of issuance in connection with the conversion of its general mortgage
4'/2% convertible income bonds, Series B, due Jan. 1, 2044; 1,121,700
Shares of its Series A preferred stock
(par $1.00), upon notice of
| -issuance in connection with the termination of the Chicago/ Mil¬
waukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR. voting trust agreement, dated as of
Dec.- 1, 1945, and 2,637,435 shares of its common stock '(without par),;,
upon
notice of issuance in connection with the termination of the
voting trust agreement or in connection
with the conversion of its'
general mortgage 4 Vafo convertible income bonds/ Series B, due Jan.-V
Nusloch,
and Co._
Cahn &
-Frank B.
"
'f,
.
125
125
Lough-
Z_.
&
Monroe
Braun,
___
Chanute,'
& Co
Bradford
C.
Co._______
Co.
ridge
J.
W.
Newburger
;
and
Newbold's Son & Co.__
100
loo
Co._Z
Eosworth,
22.
payable Dec. 29 to -stockholders of iecord Dec.
8 cents paid on Oct. 15, . last,--7 cents- on/
14, 1945, and .6 cents on April 14,
1945. Dividends
40 cents 'per. share, - as compared
With 29Vt- cents -in
the fourth
quarter of last year, a dividend of 9 A cents was
cents per share,
rrhis
&
Boettcher
:
100
200
Co. of Omaha.
Federal
including
charges,
shares.—V.
Morau & Co.______—
Mather & Co.:
The National
Whelen & Co,^.v..^.; 100
Bioren
Dividend—
declared/a fourth-quarter dividen^
Pay Larger;
Fund, Inc.—To
Chemical
post-war
100
Co.______——
&
100
Morris
125
McMaster. Hutchinson & Co._
100
Wm. J. Mericka & Co;, lnc.%: 125
Metropolitan St. Louis Co.__ 100
Milhous, Martin .& McKnight, .•? —
Inc.
"
!_!
100
E. W. & R. C. Miller & Co.__
100
Minsch, Monell & ,Co.'____—,• 150
Moore, Leonard & Lynch____ , 225
Mullaney, ' Ross & Co.--.
375
Nashville Securities Co.___^_
150
125
E.
A.
125
Corbett, Inc.
Martin, Burns &
all
"After
1,418,492
$4.09
963,068
;
$2.69
(Earnings per share—"
$150
Co.__________
&
Mason,
Inc.
Atwill
331,100
■___
S. Bleichroeder,
and
Arnhold
.
$60,582
Brothers
Almstedt
186,000
$73,674
13,092
div.
Locwi
$32,832,343 $16,635,474
$38,642,300 $44,134,507
profit
1942 _! \
1943
1944
1945
Sept. 30—
sales
•■."Net
Omlt'd
Omlt'd
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc._$17,465
Allison-Williams Co. 1
150
212,600
16,000
income
Net
25,634
'
and exp.
of debt disc,
,
$1,348,714
'256,987
39,200;
49,000
inc
on
Vcceleration of
v""
$123,754
$161, G90
22,416
income, __z_/_/
Gross
678
inc.—net
9 Mos. End.
,000 -
Co.—Earnings—
Cleveland Graphite Bronze
i
Net
,000
2,722,745
$1,348,397
$123,076
936
income—
oper
Jon-oper.
"ed.
—
exps.
oper.
persons,
$3,97b, 689
$4,164,461
2,816,064
$374,839
251,763
$398,060
together with accrued in¬
delivery, to the several
amount,
from Aug. 1/ 1945 to date of
firms, or corporations listed below.
thereon
terest
1945—11
1945—Movtth—1944
Period End. Nov. 30—
principal
their
of
100.13999 %
at
Corp.—Earnings
.Public Service
Central Vermont
1945
Monday, December 24,
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
_
\
•
.Volume 162.
Number 4449
THE COMMERCIAL &
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—To Retire Pfd. Stock—
The
.
of
'•t
has
corporation
its
called
for
redemption
outstanding
convertible preferred stock
this purpose will be obtained
The funds for
loan for ten years.—V.
161, p.
1421.
March
on
at
15,
$52.50
through
next,
share.'
per
;
Sales
—V.
Operating
Operating
Approp.
that
for
of
Taxes
electricity
4.6%.—V.
for
162,
amounted to
,
the
week
kwh,
common
1945—12 Mos.—1944
Elk
res.—
of
adjusts.
517
than
517
690
this
1,772,030
2,390.701
2,720,863
3,277,966
2,789,200
646,216
-
i
$9,819,025 $13,270,559 $13,299,370
91,011
128,849
124,585
The
Income
deductions
income
Divs,
5%
on
pfd.
r
$10,429,070
—..——
$9,910,037 $13,399,408 $13,423,956
2,269,896 p 2,276,073 . 2,996,257
3,036,538
p
2940.
1
%
cumul.
[>8,159,173
Consolidated
directors
the
on
of
record
Dec.
on
common
14
declared
stock, •: par
Feb.
1,
1946.
1945.-1.■ ; v". •-
during
$1,
cumulative
amount
was
%::v
preferred
deferred,
since the company
retirement of this issue.—V.
has
paid
Net
each
no
*
quarter
value
par
consideration
plan
a
161, p. 2657.
$1,375,000.
1944
'
1942
$524,494
v
$555,484
Charles
1
i
chosen
a
Chairman
of
Vice-President,
elected
the
board.
F.
elected
was
Secretary.—V. 162,
•
Erwin
Sales;,.:„.^,...„.L,
—V. 162, p. 2269.
$1,184,308
L.
The
of
$0.15
$25,000
for
Federal
Div.
and
excess
and
depletion
il—.
Operating
41/2%
on
share of 6%.
per
162,
Interest paid on bank
(Other expenses (net)
i' Profit
tT.
•
S.
Dominion
'
prior
pref.
ul{ Incomes taxes
Excess
.
7
367,350
taxes
269,237
.
Net profit for
:
would
not
affect
SEC
Dec.
on
/'the application of
"'
from
listing
fective
p.
announcfed
closing
of
the
$3,630,059
■xy-*-.-:
$3,676,732
the
trading
its
The
Power
'.
•:
stock.
stock
:
session
v.
sold
at
of
&
e.
,
of
record
cents
-
$2.55
A
v
directors
share
on
Dec,
each
per
stock
*-
made
,
this
Stock
Dec.
Exchange,
v
1945.—V,
15,
162,
162,500 shares
■'
'•
its
—V.
ef-)/
four
total
quarterly
paid
in
'
-
year-end dividend of $1.30 per: share
19, 1944, which brought total paid in that year to
v. 158,. p.- 982.
: :
($20 par)
Corp.—Preferred
$180,298 -
the
of
deliveries
First
are
North
former
the company.
been received for the
scheduled for early in
heads
to
it
reasons
Re¬
formerly, gen¬
'
mechanical
Amer¬
the
from
is
not
A
.
.
always
companies in exact alphabetical
they are always as near alphabetical
arrange
possible, V
as
,i'>-,
.v;
:
•
Placed
'
.
"
of
r
paid
$2.30
per
holders
on
25
on
non-operating
of
sale
\
$576,903
$356,639
132,886
148,497
294,326
$208,142
$282,577
for
•
$174,635
$2,003,799
kv. 436,953
/ '■ 475,472
3,163
V
$1,905,265
37,404
taxes
13,616
15,282
11,042
$153,253
-l;
$223,424
$293,619
25,000
57,000
90,000
$128,253
taxes
$166,424
$15,554
$203,619
,
—w—•—-—
Capital expenditure plant and equip.
ASSETS
CURRENT
'
$18,808
AND
$41,318
LIABILITIES
CURRENT
18,603 '
18,734
.
36,049
revenue—r_
before
profit
Provision
$121,402
$134,063
"-'-'/.r
$1,548,111
Current
$1,411,190
Cash
r,
'77,652
77,652
$1,470,460
$1,333,539
22,247
.19,798
/ "
30th
-
$1,546,108
3,245,387
162,
available
for div.
2941.
p.
and
surplus
Taxes
51,750
1,223,435
1,085,028
supplies—
756,177
718,900
832,535
$8,683,187
$8,028,118
$83,508
$87,034-
304,477
304,624
317,245
25,463
60,679
190,930
$448,810
$595,310
$8,494,175
and
111,950
1,624,716
$8,234,376
$7,432,808
companiescost—
at
smelter
..
Current
Wages
$1,399,543
$1,488,492
;l__
332,887
183,950
'—
$70,783
associated
mine
liabilities:
;
/
payable
payable
payable
.
146,566
161,106
$5,725,917
$3,383,513
at
listed
$400,723
Mill,
.232,368
$1,649,598
,
value
those
,894,897
in
inventories
Total
,—
of
"
$1,313,740
201,386
,*
(Market
1945,
$6,131,662
198,391
cost
at
$142,210)''
Metal
.
$1,448,212
receivable.-—
accounts
Sept.,
Invests,
$1,448,212 ; $1,313,740
Associates—
Assets:
and
Securities
;—
_______
Net
assets•:
.
.
—V.
Inc.—Weekly Input-
162,
p.
1390.
Federal
tional; Power
during
1944
&
Light
were
Co.;
compared
as
follows
as
With
thousands
(in
the
of
corresponding
;
American
Electric
Power
Power
For
t'
Light Co._/
Light Corp.—
&
week
,
1945
&
&
Power
the
of—
172,449
Dec.
6.
Oper.
'
the
91,558
8.6
/.
Excess
7,642
;
7.2
•
-
4,861,476
4,756,060
retire
180,300
169,391
696,160
660,070
taxes——
133,855
501,222
558,035
377,799
142,326
243,526
1,310,894
937,958
$275,450
$300,459
$1,240,977
$1,266,345
8,212
43,586
1,849
150,051
223,090
9,848
34,761
15,562
$293,510
$345,894
$1,425,789
$1,505,003
108,682
107,208
425,685
430,603
116
13
638
510
$184,713
$238,674
$999,467
$1,073,890
'-
profits
taxes—
,
income
oper-'
ating
companies of
Ebasco Services
Inc.- which
are
subsidiaries of
American Power & Light Co., Electric Power &
Light Corp., and National
Power •& Light Co., as compared with the
corresponding week during
1944 were as follows (in thousands of
kilowatt-hours):
:
..
y'--"
Operating subsidiaries of—-
"■
Power
&
Power &
National
Light Co
1945
Pet.
Amount
171,742
186,078
80,763
92,801
Light Corp.__
Of
-
■
14,336
•
"
"/
of
Co
income
Preferred
5.1
"
•
dividends
Balance
$4,790,606
Earns.
$3,737,844
-
-
share
(&
cluded
$39,511,769
of
;
Subs.)^—Earnings—
income
''Earnings
The,
1S45,
earnings
for the
Massillon
•—V.
all
162,
p.
charges and taxes—.-
common
the 393,750
-■^On
of
after
per
of
share
shares of
E.
L.
period May
Aluminum
983.
after
common
Tebbets
acquired
$816,319
1' \
$1-42
$1.56
i
from
current
for
the-earnings
the
statement.
earnings
of
those
Dividends
subsidiaries
of
162, p. 2817.
companies that
received
disposed
have' been ex¬
company'in .excess
by
of
during the period
1945 and have been excluded from, this
.
,
'
.
.
,
.
*
(John J.)
The
—$676,563
dividends-*.- '
$1.14
its
of
Felin & Co., Inc.—7% Stock Called—
company
on
outstanding
at
$100,
par
Dec.
5.561
called
for
shares of
7%
15
dividends.—V.
and
158,
redemption
on
cumulative
p.
Jan.
l;
next, all
preferred stock,
par
1347.
stock."
Spool
1 to Sept.
Co.,
preferred
_____
m
aggregate $239,277 to Sept. 30,
Earnings for 9 Months Ended Sept. 30, 1945
Net
257,571
$743,321,
on
shs.__
com.
substitution
1945—11 Mos.—1944
$47,719,246
per
.
524,903
statement.—V.
Co.
256,146
64,037
$174,637
■^Represents dividends and interest received by company from current
of subsidiary companies disposed of during the 'period in
'
Products
64,037
$120,676
,
•
earnings
162, p. 2391.
Ekco
Co.
13.Q
1945—Month—1944
.,
COS.
deduc.
Net
7.7
12,038
98,037'*.' 103,293'V', 5,256
Stoi*es, Inc.—November Sales—
lil-
Sub.
Misc
do not include the system inputs of any companies
162, p. 2816.
j • t
Period End. Nov. 30—
Sales
disc".,, etc., charges
Int.,
appearing in both periods.—V.
Edison Bros.
income
Gross
—Decrease—
1945
Power & Light Co.s___-;, V
The above figures
not
Dec.
share,—:
1,056,777
&
Operating income
*
Current earnings
Other
client
$8,178,472
1,130,991
Maint.
:
11.2
10,283
System inputs of
and
1945—12 Mos.—1944.
$8,610,728
—^—
—
income
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
1945—3 Mos—1944
$1,912,479
exps.,
Deprec.
Fed.
Traction Co
$2,098,395
revenue
taxes
Pet,.
•
16,188
105,537
97,895
1945
Amount
188,637
81,275
Light Co.—_
ended
1944
Sept. 30—•
Operating
week
kilowatt-hours),:
Light &
Period End.
For the week ended "Dec. 13,' 1945, the System inputs of client .-oper¬
companies of' Ebasco Services Inc.,
which are subsidiaries of
American Power & Light Co., Electric Power &
Light Corp. and Na¬
ating
to
:-,yp
r
^
1945
30,
June 30, '45 Sept. 30, '44.
$103,588
deprec.__
&
before taxes.
sundry invests.
profit
Other
•.
was
SEPT.
$236,474
r—'
development
Operating
Accounts
Electric
.
$1.55
payments of
1945 amounts
ENDED
QUARTER
operating profit
Deferred
Privately—The
'
THE
■>{<'.<-';■ Sept. 30, J.45
753,265 "
•
2,739
minority' interei__:_L___
Utilities
American
exchanged by holders of 8% stock un¬
der an offer made in May.
The new money received
by the company will be used in the development of
2107.
section
a
2816,
p.
However,
Quarter Ended
Gross
$2,658,530
I:,
36,157
;
to
Ebasco Services
of the shares not
p.
F-24.
the
162,
Net' profit
—
National
owner,'Electric'
corporation 'has placed privately with a group of insur¬
ance companies through Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane 8,936 shares of 4% cumulative
sinking fund
preferred stock (par $100).
The stock was the balance
products.—V. 161,
of
position
$2,352,506
732,850
.
•/;.y
special
Dictaphone
leased
in Grand Prairie, near Dallas,
Corporation,
Robert McCulloch,
,.
granting
par)-/
special year-end dividend
par $1, payable Dec, ->20 to
year,
has
'
6,755,866
$2,736,649
Earnings of subsidaries as above—
Non-subsidiary income,—_—
—V.
,
$232,060
Baia'nce
Balance
($250
a
stock,
Together with-the
13.
already
share.
declared
common
being
possible
v.
Inc.—Special Year-End Dividend—
recently
the
on Dec. 14 announced the award
Engineering & .Manufacturing Co.,. Ltd..
Fairplane
completely, utilized for military procurement.
the manufacture of the
1946 model of
F-24, stating that Fairchild's facilities for
of North American's Dallas plant,
substantial volume of orders has
a
model
Airplane Corp.—New Contract—
President,
Texas
I
fyy
order
Ai
Delaware Fund,
The
Mr.
V 306,024
co.—_—
>/. 'Total
34,153
,
an
competitive bidding by
.
per
1944,
$804,592
volume transacted in
Martin L, Straus 2d#
the
over
1944
1945
$1,322,933
2941.
162, p.
&
Jr.,
for
FOR
$2,416,922
319,727
Applicable to E. U.
Light Corp, •• -;"
f.y.' • ;
•:
.■
1
The registration statement said that If the
securities are sold to non¬
affiliated interests, Dallas will have ceased to be either a
subsidiary
or
affiliate of Electric or of Electric's
parent, Electric Bond & Share
Co.—v. .162, p. -982.': •.
*;
/
on
NOTE——For
V,
26,460
■> 57,425
;
g.
Eastern
Terminal,Co.—Registered With SEC.
;
be
30,
Finance
year.—V.
V
$11,437,059
6,803,786
$222,098
Applicable
$3,767,883
2515.
p.
Chicago
.
will
Nov.
factory
manager
the
<
-
33,566
common
has registered with the SEC
company
common
43%
concern
IP/. Already,
'/'■
1945—12 Mos.—1944
-
;•:> 6i,8oo
aecrls..
res.
Operating subsidiaries
■>
rose
the
were
Aviation
eral
Decrease
Dallas Railway &
period
Engine
to
well-known
Subs.)—Earnings-
$205,600
deductions__..__„_
b:
$3,862,036
$3,596,493
issuance
The
on
with
2641.
p.
Sept. 30, '45 June 30, '45 Sept. 30, '44
1,819,357
i5io. i;
yy The
"
$5.47
29,491
Balance
i
2,096,417
1,430,619
withdraw
to
registration
company
compared
-
V
•';
taxes—.1',—;—.
ended
Tex.,
Texas
$2,047,557 I,
$6.32
$192,607
■
Preferred-Dividend Deductions:
35,212
2,112,244
earnings.—V. .162,
company
and
the
at
6
the
left
162,
*527,170
Gross" incomer—
-
Misc.
$7,717^10
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.—Delisting—
The
Dallas,
1
■:
r
•
This
10.
outstanding,
warrants.—V.
and
Ward,
contract
1,108,729
$2,364,470-
Expenses, taxes and interest _/l__i—_____; :
net
A
pointed out.—V.
Carlton
a
1,801,515
Interest. 'and. amort.L__-
NOTE—No provision for renegotiation of sales to' the; tT.'
S. Govern-tpent has been made because it is believed that
profits recapturable
any,
1,108,729,
648,882
(.net)
"
Retirement
•
388,243
n
1,804,074
35,551 ?
—
Dec.
stock
the
of
.
1,901,236
revenues.,
i Cr61,192 f;;/
2,'218,052;
Ltd.)—
period.I
of
as
common
2,815,658 •:
45,819
oper.
i
if
$11,173,351
105,842
Net
1,828,834
$7,172,922
Profit after taxes—————
$3,712,283
Minority stockholders' equity (prin- V i
''y
Mills,
J,
Net
.•
-/
Pacific
of
the
months
nine
ican
$3,156,286
' 596,352
1
56,935
_
160,765
Balance
-•
*
Cipally
for
Faircliild
.
taxes:
(net)—-- .4i,;
'
90,000
charges
The
5,201,407
'$953,614 $11,770,827
580,411
—L,—,
taxes)
4,150,812
.
300,286
' ' 17,052
$7,734,409
A.
profits
A,
Francisco Stock Exchange that
shares of expiring 4Va% pref¬
San
the
the
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd.-r-Earnings—
(&
$990,719
35,034,305
1,944,075
A
—
Calif.
exercised
been
shares
production
$5,971,944
stock—
1.945—Month—1944
inc.
-V:
$49,094,024
31,550 yyyy 38,552
Canada
sales
child's
$3,473,199
.
(incl.
Non-oper, incoine
$48,590,322
4,241,681
loans___.
of
the
1944
•
5,141,448
preferred stock_,L____*.:
revenues_/__
Operation* A/l—
^
V
1,863,918
?
taxesi___C-_—I
before
and
series
stock,
preference
cumulative
advised
Profit
4,517,953
,
lbJ,
;
2816.
p.
Operating
t'
1943
269,211
;;
-
:
had
order.
Period Ended Oct. 31—
..
1944
211,812
i.
has
warrants -on
earningsafter
President,
,
1945
expenses
stock
Net
Of-
.$5,529,443
2,056,244
-
•
requirements
Earned
'
$50,574,575 $50,504,435
36,059,395 ,:-36,789,867
Depreciation and amortization
Depletion yi-iZi.
4V2%
9 Months Ended Nov. 30—
Net
profits
excess
$10,670,891
Balance
—v.
was
$10,064,978
$50,128,298 $50,000,759
sold
of
San Francisco,
construction
,
Subsidiaries)
'
—
goods
and
1945
!?■> Net income..
Inc..234.465 *•/", 234,465 y'-V 234,465
of
shares
449,414
1946
1945—11 Mos.—1944
$10,999,008
Corp.—Earnings—•'*
(Including, Canadian
Total
each.—V.
cents
Eversharp Inc.—Earnings—
:
$14,244,493 $15,632,881
profits taxes.
3,573,602
4,459,530
Taxes
Cost
25
.
Associates—Earnings—
Eastern Utilities Associates
-
Other operating income (net)
Dividends from Fibreboard Products,
of
payments
,
recently called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1946, at $52.50
accrued dividends of 56'A cents per share, will be
at The Bank of California, National Association, 400 Cali¬
of 'the
with
;income/____"liJ/t-
incomef
for
Maintenance
Crown Zellerbach
income
Interest and debt discount-^.-
-
Up 17,4%—,
$1,008,155
....
6 Mos. Ended C>ct. 31—
Sales (net)
and
$1;
15,
plus
company
36,561
erence
$472,632
def27,880
Nil
has
McManus
quarterly
$20, all payable Jan. i»,
Payments on the common
on
March 1, June 1,
par
1945.
26,
Jan.
were
fornia St.,
i
-
■
-
Walter
1945—Month—-1944-
1
director
a
26,
Dec.
On
••'V'iN:
f
Crown Drug Co,—November Sales
.
Period End. Nov. 30—
and
the
of
redeemed
1944
$599,049
—
:
"
Depreciation
."
McManus,
who
was
Fusting, who continues as
Treasurer.
2639.
p.
1945
„
Balance--
Crown Cork & Seal
Co., Inc.—Personnel ChangesSecretary-Treasurer
succeeding Charles E.
Nov;
stock,
preferred
record
.
share,
per
t
'
12 Mohths Ended Oct. 31—
McManus, Jr., Executive Vice-President, has been elected
succeeding
Charles E. ; McManus,
who has been elected
Chairman, of the board.—V,
162, p; 2815.
^
J.
Nagle, formerly
elected President,
and
the
$1. per share on
dividend of
a
Emporium Capwell Co.—Redemption of Stock—-
:
„
share
common
E.
John
of
follows:
as
412,853 sharees before exercise
*33,967
provision
Provision
President,
been
Si—'•
Total lccnsolidated
'
7.
p.
second
holders
declared
17
$20, and the regular semi-annual dividends of 7U
preferred stock, par $20, and of 60 cents per
2218.
All
-'V/'"
■
•'
''*'' V-'
Simpson, President stated that the company's new fluorescent '
"Safreen," is being received enthusiastically by commercial and >£
industrial users.
He said that
the -new lamp gives 20 %
more
light
than tny practical
light- heretofore manufaceurted.—V. 162, p. 2391.'
'
1943
$405,827
V.
.
the
Crown Cork International Corp.—New
President—
•
Philadelphia, Pa.—V. 161," pi £555.
———————i£x
Eastern Gas & Fuel
1945
Dec.
on
par
first
the
on
to
which"
Walter
>.
After all charges hut before
Federal'taxes.—V. 162,
1940.
Agust,
$1,375,000
of
profits—$253,192
*
since
'•
light,
Cosden Petroleum Corp.6 Months Ended Oct, 31—
•Net
After
taxes. '
was
for
*
sales
Net profit
Earned per
yyy /f/pyy J'y.yy/ 'y
dividend action on the
of
the management to the stock¬
The company, a -West Virginia
receivership
in
.
were
p.
1,031,250
Corp.—Earnings—<
.3 Mos. End. Oct.
.
that
stock
under
in
of
view
a
stock issues of
terminating tne
various
represent
with
'
a
announced
convertible
Com-
dividend of 50 cents pet share
payable Feb.
15,
1946,
to holders
•
like
A
Hany Woodhead. President,
$1.25
Duro Test
•
Vultee; Aircraft Corp.—Declares
Inon
Dividend—May Retire Preferred Stock—
The
:
to
formed
been
been
the
Sept.
$7,633,963 $10,403,150 $10,387,417
1,031,250
7,750,180
Stock—i
com.
share
1946
1st
stock
on
trustee, 15th and Chestnut .St.,
r
V
:
*
Formed—■
Corp.—Committees
committees
have
has
stock,
on
stock
—_:
_
'
'
p
Coal
directors
cents
income
.
—V, 162,
company
2641.
p.
.
common
'
stock.
3,
Jan.
on
the
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.—$1 Common Dividend—
$10,339,944
V
89,126
revenue——
income
Gross
2515.'
,
preferred
SEC
involving
601,419
•S 455,250
p.
cumulative
cumulative
the
before
claims
receivership and returning
was announced on Dec. 9.
it
corporation,
-1,376,969
<•. Divs.
8%
.,of
stockholders'
holders,
2,463,537'
4,025,863
1,376,969
459,033
.
corporation
8%
held
be
corporation
company's
690
1,787,763
income
Net oper.
stockholders
the
of
162,
Horn
Three
plant
on
6,350,842
Dec.
9,795,367
3,
8,503,670
1945, voted to reduce the
'
—V., 162, p. 982.
from 552,200 shares
^
consisting of 12,200
preferred stock
(par $100), 40,000 shares
of $2.75 cumulative
preferred stock (without par
value), and 500,000 .1
Duquesne Natural Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
shares of common stock
V
(par $1),
to 540,000 shares consisting of
/•:
The
has called for redemption on Jan.
company
40,000 shares of $2.75 cumulative
1, 1946, $40,250
preferred stock (without par value),
of general and refunding mortgage
and 500,000 shares of common stock
7% bonds dated July 1, 1933, at
(par
:V;'yy.'y-y
100 and interest/
Payment will be made at; the- office of The Penn/.The Certificate of Incorporation .was amended by^ striking out
the provisions thereof relative to
sylvania Company for Insurances on Lives and
the
Granting Annuities,
Capital
shares
will
settlement
such.—V.
1,537,500
Net
Consolidated Retail Stores,
Inc.—Capital Reduced—
The
=
retir.
increase
an
hearing
the
.
(other
Other
with;
compared
last year,
of
Mos.—1944
2,497,500
System output of electridity
194,900,000
corresponding
194S, on a
and National
Power & Light Co., a subsidiary. This plan provides for the complete
settlement and discharge of any and all claims against the
and its wholly-owned subsidiaries by National, its present subs.tnanes
and certain
of its
former subsidiaries and their security holders as
,
inc.)
2940.
p.
,
taxes__
and
to
186,300,000 kwh.
A
for
$3,652,904
Fed. excess profits taxes
State income taxes—-v
Federal
purchased),
for the week ended Dec.
16,
196,900,000 kwh., compared with 190,800,000 kwh.
the:
corresponding week of J 944, an increase of: 3.2 %>■ Local disf
tribution
of
announced
1945—9
utility
of
acquis,
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
Inc.—Output—
19
$4,304,538
3
Electric Bond & Share Co.—Settlement Hearing Jan.
20.7%—
1945—4 Mos.—1944
$977,041
$32,625,283 $32,672,503 $43,850,544 $44,110,004
10,940,011
11,369,308
14,668,680
15,394,778
1-,804,267
1,887,503
2,421,473
2,536,375
3,262,523
3,267,250
4,385,054
4,411,000
*
expenses,
to
Amort,
,
generated
revenues
Maintenance
.
amounted
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
The company has filed with the
SEC a registration statement cover¬
ing 80,750 shares of common stock ($1 par).
Holders of the com¬
pany's outstanding common stock will be oifeied the
right to subscribe"
for the new shares at
$10 each in
the ratio of one new: share for
each fotir held.
There will be no underwriting.
: V
f. Proceeds
will be used
to enlarge the
company's Chicago plant, to
purchase additional
machinery for its West Roxbury, Mass., plant,
and for
working .capital.—V.; 162, p. 2815. • a,,,
v."- «; ; •
;
The company on Dec,
162,
1945—Month—1944
Duquesne Light Co.—Earnings-
■:-t
(electricity
Corp.—November Sales Rose
—$1,179,510
2816.
:
y
Consolidated Biscuit Co.—Registers Stock—
1945,
Stores
Period End. Nov. 30—
$500,000 bank
a
V:"./;
■
Diana
all
3071
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
30,
Co.,
Inc.,
acquired
have been .included.
June
18,
1945,
also
are
;
April
27,
Earnings
included.
■■
Fibreboard
The
for
company
modernizing
—V.
127, p. 266.
Products, Inc.—Expansion—
is
reported
its piaper
to
mill
have
and
under
way
a
> "
$1,000,000
program,
converting plant at Antfoch, Calif.
-
'
t
offering 35,100 shares of com¬
(no par) at $8.50 per share. Of the stock 11,700
being sold for the account of certain stock¬
stock
shares
are
holders.
York.
Rector Street, New
X50 Broadway, New
and Transfer Co., 2
TTnited States Corporation Co.,
Registrar,
York.
will be added to its general
funds and used as additional
working capital to finance inventories
and accounts receivable and to provide cash balances.
the company
PURPOSE—Net proceeds to
'CAPITALIZATION
and
1946
due
loans
served
423,400 shs.
'
York City.
'
.
OFFER
,,
in
r.
the
•
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of Broadloom
carpets,; including all grades of Chenile, Axminster,
construction.,
Mills are located at Firthcliffe, Newburgh
The
Velvet
and
in
all
and .Auburn,
capacity of 6,325,000
represent a gross sales
Broadlooins
on
now
•'/
SUMMARY
5,574,628
4,855,136
2,903,644
136,692
$8,448,378
1939—1940——
1941
9,028,693
12,224,690
-
*
8,927,653
1942——.
1943
-
—
1944——
-
v
46,886
$70,125
"Including
reserves
138,534
•
•f'
204,886
7
0109,410
:
86,534
income
from prior years'
provided
7
no
:7
required.-
longer
583,859
Cr6,453
52,000
102,957
v-j
y-'. .7
/ JC..
public
involving >a
not
a
■
$1,596,000: miscellaneous notes end
ments,
$224,978;
property,
plant
plus
share
per
dividends in liquidation."
accrued
in
the
'
closely
suppliers of
commissions were paid.
and was not registered
the company to be trans¬
The
Commission's
,
Other
'7:7
Transfer /
^
Delaware
was
name
Electric,
181,331
for
Prov.
252,555
239,187
1,006,101
adj.
18,750
18,750
75,000
Fed.
111,000
100,334
4.095
10,835
169.044
707,705
Co., Inc., (Del.) which in turn owns V
outstanding stock of Health' Cigar Co., Inc.,
(N.
Y.)
and of Simpson, Studwell & Swick, Ltd.,
(N. Y,).
" .
Company and its subsidiaries are engaged in the business of man¬
ufacturing and
selling cigarettes and smoking tobacco and selling
cigars manufactured by others but under the company's specifica- 7
tions.
' 7, •
•
•,
-, >• '
' ■-■•/ 7. ■ ./•'//-/v-?1'The
products of the company and its subsidiaries are sold in a 77
highly competitive market, although certain of their products differ
in
essential
respects from
other tobacco products on the market.
To date the company has not engaaged
in any extensive advertising
stock
common
all
7,
its
brands
to
an
advertising
and
.
principal products of the company and its subsidiaries are: 77
Sano, Stratford, Sheffield, Mapleton, Banquet and Coffee-Tone cigarettes;
Bowl
of
Roses,
Stratford,
Mapleton, Patterson's Rum and itMaple, Patterson's Rum and Honey, Sano, Shannon's Irish Mixture,
Cambridge Arms, Jameson's Irish Mixture, Antique and Blue Heaven
The
smoking tobaccos; Personality cigarette tobacco; and
The
company
also
sells
cigarettes under the
Chukker Ovals,
Grandeur, English Type Virginia,
and Thomas Jefferson Chums.
'
Health
also
(Del.),
cigarettes for others.
Cigar
Inc.
Co.,
Prior
the
to
- , t
wholly-owned subsidiary of Health
manufactures various private brands of
(N. Y ),
Inc.
Cigar Co.,
organization
Sano cigars.
brand names of//
Imperial Russian^
a
the
of
cigarette
- company
brands
were
37,245
Co.,
Tobacco
Ltd.,
to
Sheffield
since
their
and
appearance
cigarette
Banquet
on
Y.)?
until
its acquisition
1,
1945,
all
Oct.
the
brands
market by Health Cigar
by the company.
deduc,
/
$2,420,360
247,031
992,790
1,082,144
$289,607
$1,427,569
$1,438,741
38,600
200,500
205,739
$328,207, $1,628,069
$1,644,480
interest
Federal
in
"'Reduction
surplus
;
50,100
-
//income taxes
Balance
$2,520,885
$536,638
$361,570
v
Brpther
'^Resulting from deductions,
in consolidated returns, for
amortization charges on securities of indirect parents (in
process
of the Bankruptcy Act), which
consummation of the Plan of
Reorganization of such parents.—V. 162, p. 2641.
1 . 7 '
of
will
untfl its acquisition
by the company,
--
■
////■'.''■.-,/7/.V
available
be
r.ot
Gloversville RIt.-—Earnings—
Fonda, Johnstown &
1945—Month—1944
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
oper.
53,643
'$21,134
$2.9,094
$252,113
60,000
revenues
oper.
expenses.
n
fr. ry. opers.
Net rev.
income
Federal
Other
ry.
'/i
522,821
•
$272,107
.
the
4,114
35,662
36,209
income
oper.
$11,572
.
$24,980
$156,451
$235,898
870
18,599
Net
ry.
$24,110
;7':*$10!081
inc.—
oper.
of
shares
of
stock
for
by
the
company
and used for general corporate purposes.
Any shares
tendered back to the company will be satisfied from the company's
general funds.
■
,
"
CAPITALIZATION
'
i
°To be outr
Authorized
6%
curaul.
Common
<To be
preferred
stocks
(par
outstanding
stock
$10)
completion
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
750,000 shs.
(par
$1)
upon
standing
t517,686 shs.
of this financing,
fIncluding
;
^
'"'•;77.:...-
Corp. (& Subs.)—
/'■' ":'y. *;
.
!
1943
*1944
1945
$2,357,628 $2,470,615 $3,065^747
$2.26 7 ;;;$2.37,',:.';V/S2.49
of capital stock,—V. 162, p. 1889. ..
'
.
Br332 7
Br471
income
$225,410
$137,852
*
Cr44,455
Net- profit
Number
Cr38,770.
of
Earned
234,000
234,000
234.000
$715,110
$679,415
472,982
$0.88
$962,681
..
; 472,982
7
$1.48
contingencies——--
for
Reserve
:t
per
2—
common
common
472,982
shares
'
>
share——2.
$0.95
'—-V, 162, p. 984.
Total
income
Misc.
lixed
:
$23,778
$9,610
_______
deducts.
Total
-
1.737
$264,180
24.358
23,053
16,307'
21,679
1.740
1,437
■/'..
.—
$182,307
aft.
Inc.
Int.
on
charges-___
1,960
fixed
funded
T
chgs._
debt
/
2,259
—^
■
Net
$219,447
$141,642
—
•
conting. mterest
$20,078
$6,436
-
v-;;-; $4,177
income
,
General Instrument
1
$119,044 '
the
$196,850
—V.
$2,043,803 $10,047/169
" :
'
Gabriel Co.—Earnings—
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
°Net
Com.
profit
outstanding
per
common
.
v
1944
$151,332
$0.86
$0.58
-299,129
"After depreciation,
reserve
tracts, and provision for Federal
income taxes.—
-V.
162",
p.
W.
H.
tional
elects
456.
.con-
capital stock to the
place before the ,end
the
Anderson,
:
.
ers
V;
;
10 notified the. Interna¬
Mich., that the. "corporation
Detroit,
hereby terminate, effective
immediately,
International
Work¬
agreement between General Motors Corp. and the
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement
of America—CIO, dated April 16, 1945, and expiring April 28,.
and all local agreements
agreement."—V.. 162, p. 2817.
General Phoenix
:
:
;
Corp.—Terminates Union Agreement
This also terminates any
Years Ended
Net
/
Vice-President, on Dec.
Union,
UAW-CIO, at
to terminate, and does
Union,
'
262.462
7
$0.90
renegotiation, .of
for contingencies,
share..—i.
will operate as a
Its offices and
stated.—V. 162, p. 2642.
continue
General Motors
..
1943
$256,575
299*129
completed for a loan of over
largest
devices
subsidiary of General Instrument
plant at .Chicopee. Mass.," 'Mr.
country,
will
but
Mr.
Blumenkrantz
/
1945
——-j.-.
the
in
year,
aforementioned
.
will provide
purchase of
Blumenkrantz disclosed.
"The newly-acquired
company, which is reputed to be the
manufacturer of radio frequency coils and permeability tuning
the
of
$9,309,531
$270,269
\
——-
shares
tEarnings
.
been
have
already
and actual transfer of the Sickles
Instrument Corp. is expected to take
General
-
"$2,262,197
16?, p. 2270.
i9 announced a ten-year
$1,000,000,
■
Sales
Dec.
.
Arrangements
$17,818
/,
Corp.—Acquisition—Bank Loan—
Blumenkrantz", President, on
bank loan, repayable in semi-annual installments,
corporation with capital for the recently-contracted
F. W. Sickles Co.
this
22,597
22,597
2,260
Abraham
2 V-z '/o
•'
■
,
company
*,
.
10,488
(Br)__———'
rents
Net
-
the
592.192
:?*7 General Cigar Co., Inc.—Earnings—
* <
,,'1 * ^
(Incl. Wholly-Owned Subsidiary, General Cigar Co. of Cuba, Ltd.)
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
1945
"
1944
1943
Profits before taxes, etc.^--—-—$2,019,288 $1,824,442 $2,531,307
Federal tax provision-—^—--——1
1,070,178
911,027
1,334,626
.
sale. by
$758,110
465,596
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.
6,000
3,562
tax accruals.,
Railway
479,260
1,490
tax
..
from
::
$577,647
$434,563
333,174
American Transportation
1,040,964 shares
ton
'7,; $751,367
$774,934
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1945—10 Mos.—1944
$77,835
48,791
$74,777
net
reqisslon offer is being made have been heretofore received
,
after all charges & taxes
per common
share—_—-
profit
tEarnings
;
a
to
Ended Sept. 30—
9 Months
Net
Increased
Proceeds
.-
$112,051
$165,918
119.304 < , 119.304
$0.28
<$0.31 7 7 t$0.46
taken for the 10'/,•7 excess profits tax credit,
the 3-ior-l stock split on Nov, 30, .1944.—
Earnings—
:
-
which
•
1943
•1944
71945
>
—
—
effect
General
after
Deprec. (way & struc.
proceeds from the 150,000 units, estimated at
30,195
31,337
- 3,031
3,517
and
equip.)
applied to the extent thereof in the following 7
-V.
162, p. 2516.
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.
.
<aj/Approximately $175,064 plus interest, to Simpson, Studwell and
Swick In full payment of the balance due for the purchase of the
Franklin Simon & Co.; Inc.—Buys New Site—
7
;
79,1,48 shares of common stock and 323 shares of preferred stock of"
The company 011 Dec. 7 announced it has purchased the southwest
Health Cigar Co., Inc. (Del.i;
corner of Ponce de Leon Avenue and Peachtree Street in Atlanta, Ga.,
(b) Approximately, $150,000 for the purchase of 9 additional cigar¬
as
a site for a new building
it expects to ferect next year and operate
ette njiakers, 3 additional cigarette packers and 3 additional cellophane
as
a
branch department stofe;—V; 162,-p>-1512.
' .— '"
7 7
wrapping machines; ' - ■
(c)
Approximately $750,000 in payment of current notes payable
secured by tobacco inventories and
accounts receivable; and
Franklin
Stores Corp. — November
Sales
(d)
The
balance
for
general
corporate
purposes,
including
the
carrying of
inventories,
the payment of operating expenses
the
10.7%—
' ;
carrying of accounts receivable and working capital.
Period End. Nov. 30—
1945—Month—1944
.
1945—5 Mos.—1944
PURPOSE—The
$1,943,960 -are to be
order
of priority:
7".-
General American
X
Chapter
under
reorganization
deductions
•
Thereafter the company and its subsidiaries commenced
manufacturing their own smoking tobaqcos. Sano denicotiniged cigars
the only cigars sold, are manufactured by Tudor Arms Cigar Corp '
Philadelphia,
Pa.,
under the specifications of the company.
Sano
smoking
tobacco,
which
is ,also
denicotinized, was manuafctured
since its appearance on the market by Health Cigar Co., Inc. iN
Y )■"
r
and
com-,7
the company.
.
■■
1425.
p.
61,967
(& Subs )- -Earnings—
been
has
giving
161,
.
$431,307 7 $489,835
233,660
' 233,660
Investors Co., Inc.—$3.06 Dividend
The directors on Dec. 19 declared a dividend of $3.06 per share on
the
common
stock, payable Dec, 24, 1945 to holders of record Dec.
21,
1945. Approximately 9 <fc of this dividend is from net income
(excluding security profits) and the balance from long-term security
profits. It was announced that stcckholders will be advised soon after
the end of the
year of
the exact portions of the dividend taxable
under Federal
income tax,/law as ordinary dividends and:*as longterm capital' gains.
'//„.■<://// /• /• v'\
: i.-'iOn Dec.
23, 1944, a distribution of $2.32 per share was made on
the common stock.—V. 162^ p. 2817.
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,
7
241,739
;
income
Net
131,257
common
credit
°No
$311,470
inc.-
from
'
Other
smoking tobaccos sold by the
of the
were
its subsidiaries, except Sano, were manufactured by Larus '
Co., Inc.; Richmond, Va., but under the specifications of
and
pany
&
(N.
Inc.
Prior
S. C. Korn or his companies by the Axton-Fisher
and for a short period of time by Philip Morris Co :
Sano,
The
Inc.
manufactured
Co.,
for
Inc.
per-share
tAfter
104,611
'
manufactured
of
7,829
.
$590,354
100,519
7.'——— 7 ; $101,389
shares.-—357.912
income
Net
Earned
$493,274 -r:
$43,717.',
stock—-2.——J.
$34,577
18,472
21,978
$2,416,274
33.772
7 //..
.
$553,209
income—i.
Gross
Total
to
displays
(net)
$2,289,103
$502,866
$515,964 Y
income
Other
program
window
distributors
with
apply approximately 5% of its net sales /
featuring radio, newspaper and periodical 7
and other means of point-of-sale contact
customers.
.7 7' -: 7 • 7 • 7' ; ■
,7' 7 /.'/ 7,7/7
intends
but
of
advertising,
income
Operating
.
Quarter Ended Aug. 31—
V.
and
$51,546
common
;
■
$571,881
•
$37,391
2,813
Prolit;;: after 7charges---'7';-—'i.i^2°Income and excess profits
tax—
658,734
taxes
taxes 7 ——"
Health- Cigar
of
issued
the
of
on
2641,
Gamewell Co.
11,765
17CL025
prof,
exc,
.
Other
declared
;
;
.
p.
$471,295
$50,044
1,501
—
—V.
680,060
1,331,107
739,070
'
—
Dividends
150,940
55,352
$35,743
Net income
812.835
.165,543
1,190.250
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{7*- 1,647
...
1,910.715
91,574
12,859
13,900
income
deducts.
162,
880,184
—
Number
reduction)—
(before
Federal
Oross
.
3,835,832
73,365
90,200
57,810
income—net——
Income
329,411
/ 2,088,413
3,997,739
surtax
and
•
478,325
taxes
income
Federal
342,702
78,020
—-
Operating ' Income •
Other
$9,352,363
182,756
prof. tax.
Depreciation
940,795
amort,
acquisition
plant
normal
excess
56,250
477,800
—
taxes
Fed.
699,989
806,410
214,846
depreciationof elec.
for
Prov.
resale
for
pur.
Maintenance
exps.
oper.
General
$9,473,489
189,181
/;7/
—"
expense,-'
$795,364
$807,558. v
Operating revenues*_-c-7'
Equip., Maint. & garage
offering
1945—12 Mos.—1944
1945—Month—1944
Period End. Oct. 31—
r
made7 in violation of Section 5 oti the Securities Act
of
1933,
such shares wore subsequently registered by the company 7
with the SEC and a recission offer
is being made by the company
and S.
C. Korn whereby each purchaser
is entitled to rescind the
purchase within a specified period, and by tendering back the secur¬
ities
purchased receive
the consideration paid therefor plus legal
public
under the name of
subsequently changed
1944,
1,
Nov.
which
.
,
.
has been
company
following the merger into the company
Fleming-Hall Co., Inc.. In view of the opinion
staff that the offering of such shares was a
of
1945
October
of
Cambridge Tobacco Co., Inc.,
to its present one upon the
merger
into
the company in October, 1945 of Fleming-Hall Co.,
Inc.,
(Del.)
.;
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The company owns all of the preferred stock
and 97., 6*!* of the
on
accounts receivable, and invest¬
and equipment—at, cost
(after
amortization of $3,269,854), $6,239,322;
•'■patents,
$478,566, total, $45,424,347.///,
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LIABILITIES—Notes payable to banks—Note A, $14,850,000; accounts
payable and accrued expenses, $5,423*630; federal taxes on income,
$3,867,301
long .term debt—due beyond one year, $446,502; reserves
,and deferred
income, $456,440; /AVa-Ve- convertible preferred stock,
^ cumulative,
(par $100), $7,472,500; common stock, (par $1) $426,446;
7, capital surplus, $3,293,357; earned surplus, $9,188,171; total, $45,424,347. v..'
,.7''-77/7'•;7'7,
/--V*
-7// v_ '.4,/
for depreciation and
$1; deferred charges,
reserves
.
Bank of the Manhattan Company, New York.
Agent: Corporation Trust Company, Jersey Citv. New Jersey.
HISTORY &
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in
subsidiaries not consolidated $372,455; notes receiv¬
sale of common stock to officers and employees,
from
able—arising
-
$10
to
$2.57
BALANCE SHEET
CONSOLIDATED
and advances to
In
Inc.—Stock Units Offered—
interest thereon.—V. 162, p. 2817.
7,7
7
/.
o.
New common and preferred stock financing aggregat¬
ing $2,250,000 for the company by a nation-wide group
(M. H.) Fishman Co.; Inc.—November Sales—
rj-4
headed by Floyd D. Cerf Co. of Chicago was made Dec.
Period End Nov. 30—
1945—Month—-1944
1945—11 Mos.—1944
19 with the offering of 150,000 shares of 6% cumulative I Sale$7;v.7^27^7wU.;7v777 $621,995
$600,023 $5,956,364 . $5,619,250
-V.
162, p. 2270.
($10 par) preferred stock and 150,000 shares of common
stock (par $1), priced at $15 per unit, each unit consist¬
Florida Power Corp.—Earnings—
;7
ing of two shares, one share of preferred and one share
(Including Georgia Power & Light Co.)
of common.
•• '/ "■ •
: ".7.7
. '7.V
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-1944
1945—3 Mos.—1944
1945—12 Mos.Period End. Sept. 30—
The
preferred stock is entitled to cumulative .dividends payable
021,302.
$2,428,279
$2,426,206 $10,390,424 $10,
Total oper.' revenues-^quarterly,
Redeemable in whole or in* part upon 30 days notice at
584,702
4,967,344
1,185,296
1,142,886
Operating
exjienses——
$11 per share plus dividends.
Subject to sinking fund for retirement.
174,468
50,126
.25,303
2,253
Fleming-Hall Tobacco Co.,
Registrar:
398,652
$2.30
the company
stock of
comomn
■
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Entitled
.397,821
•
418,585
$2.59
—,
122,819
477,158
be transactions
mon
stock on official notice of .Issuance, to be distributed on Dec.
determination would create
22, to common stockholders of record Dec. 17, or reserved, for. issu¬
of the sales
ance
upon
conversion of the company's 4V^Vc
convertible preferred
price plus interest thereon
of the shares outstanding.".,77
stock, making a total of 1,196,938 shares of common- stock applied
S. C.
Korn also sold from liis7 personal holdings 1,250 shares of
for..-', vV;v7 '7
-'•' :;7;\'/;,;f/7\7 ;^7..;7.-v'7.
common
A stock and
1,250 shares of common A stock of FlemingHall Co.,
Inc. to one purchaser for cash and securities aggres^f ;*• ,/7 -Stock Distribution Ruling—7J
; V:jfr
$8*610.. In addition S. C. Korn transferred from his persona) holdings
The New York Stock Exchange on Dec.
14 directed that the com¬
to various purchasers of stock from
the company at no additional
mon/stock be not quoted ex the distribution of one. additional share
consideration from them to the company or Mr. Korn, 6,945 shares
to holders of each share of record Dec. 17, 1945, until Dec. 26. 1945.
of common A stock of the company and 6,945 shares of common, A
This amendment was made in view of the Exchahge closing on Dec. 24,
stock of Fleming-Hall Co., Inc.
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1945.—V. 162, p. 2941.
•"
The shares referred to in the preceding two paragraphs which are
presently
outstanding became. exchangeable for
152,271 shares of
•
;
Galveston-Houston Co, (& Subs.)—Earnings—
7; ■ •"'•;, 7 7
The company on Dec.
12 announced that the stockholders voted
at
special meeting about a week before to increase the authorized
no-par common stock from 540,000 shares to 600,000 shares to provide
for the possible future needs of the company.—V. 149, p. 3555. :
77
.Capitalization—
V Increases
share
common
per
'
•
565,198
1
$1,146,091
75.723
137,627
■
388,619
320,000
Crl58,000
708,619
-
1945 (6 mos. )
Net
Profit
780,859
197,000
1,189,198 \V 624,000
$1,127,776
———
253,128
477,385
426,446
%
-$716,835
' $159,810
$876,645
$1,358,136
pfd.
conv.
SEPT. 30, 1945
ASSETS—Cash, $4,808,383; U. S.7 Treasury Notes, $2,838,930;. trade
notes and accounts receivable, $8,891,354; refundable portion of fed^
eral excess profits taxes, $431,153; inventories, $19,543,200; investments
'
or
company
the
considered by
offering.
are
4,549,079
stock
pfd.—Dividends cn
common
stock
7
Number of
common
shs.
(par $1)
,
by Section 12 of such Act.
If such sales are held to
involving
a
public offering, any such
a
contingent liability of the company in the amount
*
Taxes
Taxes
Profit
$940,139
926,886
1,392,954
854,966
137,935
119,627
Sales
,
Federal
Profit Bef.
Operating
Net
Year—
and
were
3,782,223
<;7/7 Listing' of Common Stock— ./ j ^
7';:'
advised, however, by the SEC that in the opinion of the Commission's ;>.v The New York Stock Exchange has authorized the listing of 28,000
staff the offering was a public offering made in violation of Section
additional shares of common stock (par $1), which have been sold to
5 of the Securities Act of 1933 and gives rise to the liabilities imposed
certain office and employes,
and 598,469 additional shares of com-
'7
,7
EARNINGS
OF
was
sales
actions
New York State, with an estimated
annual Tf
yards of carpet, which at present prices would
volume of approximately $14,000,000, Additional 77
order will increase the yardage capacity by
16,9c.
approximately
stock
the
as
Wilton
and
or
customers
discounts
No underwriting
sold directly by
company.
tobacco industry or
5,695,170
3,054,110
_J
4>/2%
CONDENSED
Substan¬
and the company.
in the
them are
were
of
4,909,999
(est.)——
'conv.
5%
on
150,000 shares
contract with S. C. Korn
latter's
related
4,412,246
profit
on
1944
1943
*$51,727,882 $44,716,739
interest..-
and
income
on
$48,717,575
_
deprec.
Dividends
-
all of the purchasers
thereto,
and many
tially
1945
_J
taxes
Earnings
10, 1945, the company sold 42,912 shares of
transactions for $429,120 at a price of $10
with the
The company
rugs
95
Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
Dividends
its common A stock
per share, of which
350
shares
were
subsequently
repurchased by the company.
Each
purchaser also received at. no additional consideration a like number
of shares of common A stock of Fleming-Hall Co., Inc., in accordance
July
Company was incorporated in. 1888 in
executive office at 295 Fifth Avenue, New
Principal
York.
New
Net
"
of 6% cumulative
stock are. 60c per share or an aggregate of $90,000.
OF RECISSION—During the period from Dec. 1, 1944 to
preferred
t
England.
from
manufacturer
Federal
-
dividends required- for the
Annual
the sale
giving effect to
by the. company. •1
After
outstanding.
and
of the 23,400 shares of common
stock
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HISTORY AND BUSINESS—Company Is one of the leading carpet
and
rug
manufacturers ir. the country.
The business was com¬
menced in 1884 by Sir Thomas Firth, a well-known carpet and rug
11
9 Mos. End.
Net sales
Profit after
.
and
of
1,750,000 _
17,500 shs.
(authorized 600,000 shares no par, refor conversion of pfd. stock 143,164 shares)—
company
the
which corporation was subsequently merged into the com¬
pany,
consisted of 75,000 shares of common 7a stock, (no par)
50,000 shares of common B stock, (no par) of which 72,562 shares
common
A stock and 50,000 shares of common B stock were issued
$750,000
stock
Common
the
registered; with
Inc.,
Co.,
OUTSTANDING0
BE
TO
1947———-—.——----,,
First mortgage 4 '/c bonds due 1956——'.——-——
5% cumulative preferred stock ($100 par)—.
Bank
v
by
sold
made.
"Shares
:
-
agent,(.Registrar
Transfer
being
7
(&
Fruehauf Trailer Co.
for which a rescission offer i:t
•
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SEC consist of 150,000 shares of 6%
cumulative preferred stock and
302,271 shares of- common stock, of
which
152,271 shares of common stock are issued and outstanding
(including the 1277686 shares subject to the company's recision offer)
and
the
remainder
authorized
but unissued.
As of Aug. 31, 1945
the
authorized
capital
stock
of the
company consisted of 75,000
shares of
common
A stock and 50,000 shares of
common B stock,
of $;hich there were issued and outstanding 72,562 shares of common
A stock,
(par $10) and 50,000 shares of common B stock (par $10).
As
of the same date,
the authorized capital stock of Fleming-Hall
shares
127,686
offered—Reynolds &
& Co. are
Co. and Gillen
mon
stock
Co.—Common
Firth Carpet
24, 1945
Monday, December
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
THE COMMERCIAL
3072
profit
Earq.
per
During
.
•
taxes——:—.——-——
and Com, stocks-—
the -corporation acquired
share on C1/-A
the.
year
.
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Corp.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
after
1946,
authorized under the
1945
_
$399.53o
$2.91
•
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1944
$283,094
^2.56
controlling interest in
Volume
162
Number 4449
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
General Public Service Corp.—Accumulated Dividend
.
The
-
directors
Dec.
on
declared
7
$6 dividend preferred stock, and
dividend
a
of
$9
on
of
record Dec.
dends
the
17.
in
dividends
These
and
accrued
are
After
arrears.
of
account
on
giving
Grand XJnlon Co.-
the V
on
these
payments,
dividends normally
cumulative
Payments of $3 each
stock
made
were
June
on
share
26
and
Nov.
this year.—V.
1,
the
on
162,
1
.9 Months Ended Sept. 3C—
Net
prof, after all chgs. & Fed. taxes *
.
t.fcarnlngs
"per
1945
..
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.TOn 321,000 shares.—V. 161, P. 1998.
162,
General
Realty
& Utilities
after
Profit
1—L-~ —tw
after
Debenture
t.
Net
—v.
depreciation
and
taxes
X
General
v
/
,
before
Federal
jnc.ome
Shareholdings
Underwriters headed
Dec.21 offered
•
Corp.
—
$399,027
4
(Lowell
this
129,000
J, '
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,
and interest $2,650,000.3%
has-
,:
per
de->
162
,L__ '
revhues
2942.
X$41,100
$40,900
*
' X '
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and
1945
amort,____X
<
share
Net
$2,230,999
Federal
24,569,720
the
10,593.681
$686,695
::
$8,532,108
297,185
,
Ltd.,
1
6,017,668.
12,247,208
$4,933,317
2,676,064
of
1944
number of
shares
new
outstanding
for
the
ownership, Mr. Birrell said.—V.
$431,617
.
prof.
;■
taxes—
$1,694,75^
—V.
4.095
income——;
-
deductions.——
$271,382
74
IX $364,707
<
Fed.
1
$163,827
XIXxxXiXxx
;
$51,316
f
surplus-
.
^51,316
X
for
the
share
a
for
598,142 ;
X X S3.16 -1
nine
months"
for the
depreciation
and
like
1944
cents
81
ended
period.—V.
-
$2.90-
and
$4,000,000
York)
has
arranged
$190,453
of
and.
162,
retirements.-
debt; discount,
on
H.
L.:
comparing
2042. XXXv
p.
-
9 Mos. Ended
Sept. 30—
expense
the
of
debt
of
88,619
-
1946,
X $787,453
"Profit
Federal
J;
Net
income
taxes—
-$419,653
the
on
"After
For
"
depreciation but
the
$404,745
•
299,200
B
"r
83,346
30.30 ;, x.X
...
and
discount;
X 9,392
$434,970
225,498
225,889
initial
an
cumulative
class
A
of
Federal- income- taxes, 'X .-Xx
before
stock
common
Sept. 30—
t:
.-
10
taxes
161,
com.
p.
cents
The
chgs.X;
•
:'VXx
X
share-_X,
;
$1.03.
290.446
-:
173,824-"
X —$0.83
$1.34-
.
2660.;_X-;XX--;'X'.'X "XxX X.
...
of
$0.23
'
"Gruen Watch Co,--Larger Dividend
directors have
the
record
were
Dec;
made
declared
common
15.
stock,
current
'
ended Sept.
30,
1945, net profit was $122,045,
9 cents a share, compared with $148,483, or 11 cents a
share for the quarter ended Sept. 30, 19.44,—V. 162, p. 1281.
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to
;
Guenther Publishing
This
•
company,
publishers
dividend of $10 per
,a
Jan.
of
25
1946,
1,
...
402,711
-190,097
102,680
146,615
16,400
32,784
-$587,761
.
'
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$0.53
tOn
" X
'•
$0.59
,
'/v/-X
14 512,
20,476
$157,417
'
1,000,000 shares
XXXXX-v,,.;.
$411,912
$0.16
•'
$0,41*
(par 25 cents)
X «•'
X
the
cents
,X
,
capital
>
1945.'- An
ago,
were
2016.
p.
extra
the!
on
of
$1.37Vi
X
distribution
in
March
on
"
share
per
share
ot
pax^X«n
was
Previously
paid
•,
cents
$100. --^l
nar
cents.'
20
per.
dividend
1945,
31,
total of 45 cents paid this year,
a
162,
each
20,
year
15
of
cents
quarterly
stock,
Dec.
a
15
of
usual
preferred
of
dividend
extra
an
dividend
and
record
XX'X-
as
quarterly
June
30
and1
against 80 cents
"
1943
$3,591,224
$1,823,408
"380,000
X
;
1944
$603,112
charges.
011
income,
*3,115,617 ? fl,391,120
1945
,
etc.:.::.
contingencies.^^;
pei"
.
250.000
for
¥On
118,000
$225,607
$314,288
75,000
share_^'___i._i.__u_X:
provision
$0.48
renegotiation.
311,100 capital
i
•
-
$0.73
-
•
tDoes
in
Robins,
sales
the
on
162,
1
Dec.
on
14
announced
Jr.,
of
161,
President
of
and
conveyors
a
new
unit
Hewitt
to
said
"X;'-X- XXXXXX'-'X1''
has
the
acquired
Inc.,
Passaic,
now
•
forecast
-company
unloading of
\'X
'
x1 X 'X'X
•
it
Conveyors,
Rubber,
speed
provision
2860.
p.
X.
tbat
Robins
materials-handling systems.
mine
market
878.
p.
of
of
$1.01
include
not
shares.—V.
Rubber Corp.—Acquisition—
manufacturers
put
V.
;fX
an
cars.—
"
•
>
,1
x
r
in¬
ready
was
coal
•••"'X.
'
•
Hindc & Dauch Paper Co. .-(& Subs.)—Earnings—
9 Months Ended
Sept.
sales
XC X.X
30—
Net
Profit
Fed.
after
-
Income
1945
162,
1,560,000
taxes
shares.
2,752,408
1,700,000
1,830,900
$898,757
$921,507
,360.250
profits
excess
2,598.757
360.250
360.250
$2.12
$2.18
share
p.
1943
2.406.388
$846,388
&
common
per
-1944
$18,070,640 $18,392,449 $18,422,522
charges
profit
of
—V.
$2.01
.
1640.
X* Holland Furnace
155.707
'
•
$0.84
X
cents
to
Co.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
Profit
per
Net
No.
holders
before
of
tax
X
X-
'X
1944
1945
taxes_____^____^^__.
$930,600
provision___^_._.„_'__
:
profit
'•' $558,360
1943
$894,275
-
372,240
X
'$536 565
450,442 ;
capital shares__;
$1,046,683
357,710
418,673,
450,442
X
$628,010
450,442
; Earned per share__;______—X
$1.24.X'X':X $1.10-;X X':$1.39
Xv For the nine months .ended Sept. ?0. 1945, net income was $952,048,
quarterly
payments of 20 cents each
year.—V. 162, p. Tb90.-: ' *-"XX:
X'XX;?v'*
or
C
$2.11
a
share,
first: niner months
Corp.—Pays Larger Dividend—
of
1942
$975,740
outstanding capital shares
crease
to
Declared—
quarterly, dividend
$1,. payable
par
1945.1 Four
during the
15
for
Thomas
.'^XXXXn-';::'XXXXxEX;X"X.:.
The
1943.. X
$2,279,634
X
X
.
238.112
•
:
348,096
regular
corporation
the
N.-J..
per
1942
$3,463,164 • $2,950,043
-X ..
.
$4.07
''
X'VX;.;» X
1944
profit.^^_^.-X-U—$148,112
Earned
1943
;
on
of
renegotiation.
No.
-
$347,329'
$4.14
2737;
p.
$628,670
taxes
"Includes
all
stock, no par value, payable
1945.—V. 162, p. 135.
1944
$3.70
stock.—V; 161,
$209,081
:
Co.—Earnings—
1945
$4,192,343
per
5Ys "'0
applied for.—V. 162, p. 2942.
-
1943
264,703
declared
$2,
par
making
fEarnings
dividend of
^
1944
$353,653
250,833
■,
quarterly
the
of
J', Hewitt
L
quarter
equivalent
Net
-
premium
$186,271
1945
$315,890
$1,075,345
per-share,--declared
Provision
stock, payable Dec. 28 to holders of
regular quarterly dividend of 80 cents per.
the
$3.20
income =after
share
1,379,750
-
'
V
Heller & Co.—Extra Distribution—
have
holders
after
Federal
$311,558
$0.28,.r';, $0.29
X'
1945
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
Federal
82 897
common
sales
216,800
:
'
$2.27
t
,
1, Hercules Motors Corp.—Earhings—
Profit
making a total uf 3,145,742
9 Mos. End.
.—V.
u:
.
,
$398,212
98,948
,11,
1282.
p.
with
1944.—V.
$527,261
'
X:
to
cents
in
$528,358
1,392,000 -Xl,391,500 X 1,384,000
outstand._
Earnings per com. share
..
$703,945
$395,670
367,800
.
profit
Com.-shares
;
$660,970
265,300',
; •
1942
" 1
1945
-$533,030
the
on
Sept. 29,
1,-1946, to holders of record Dec. 26,
Earn,
1943
>
$899,212
-.1-
stock,
dividends
94.948
•,
premium
company^jT^w__T^_._^
Dec. 14 declared
on
class
Net
■
'■
1944
"
1945
,
of
2148,
shares:,
<
714,690
6,530
and
Dec. 20,
and
XX-
securities
162, p,
I
capital
;X:
3d-—.
deplet—
usual
together
$1,336,899
$411,770
amort,
Net
-
.
Co.—Earnings—.
Government
1944.—V.
taxes
common
(est.)__u
<Si
162,
share
per
1944-
•
$501,646
et<5.', .'of subsidiariesxX.X.
X, Grocery Store Products
of
■'X Goebel Brewing
S.
31,
•;.
j.w.
—
expenses
the
Net
of
revolving credit of $3,500,000 for the above com¬
Kentucky Tavern bourbon. Ten banks have par¬
ticipated, and the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York has taken
the longer maturities of the term loan.^-V. 159, p. 1761. :v
>
»
X 'X
U.
Oct.
Mining Co,—Earnings—
profit
common
Greyhound Corp.—Listing of Additional Common Stk.
a
producers
pany,
the
on
share,_„__..
common
The directors
'
and
on
shares
loan
showed current assets of
corresiMrnding tdate in"
compared with $8,961,529.
1945,
charges and taxes-
(Walter E.)
X
Greif Bros. Cooperage Corp.—Initial Class B Div.—
Jan.
term
a
and
on
173,000
"Includes other income.
and
{& Subs;)—Earnings-—
JncomqxXx~Xi.^»:*JXXt;XiXLXXXiXxX_xXjr
record
Glcnmore Distilleries Co.—Receives Term Loan—
(New
cash
tEarnings per'share_^_'*
The
New
York
Stock (Exchange - has
authorized
tue
listing of.
239,127 additional shares of common
-Gladden Products Corp.—New Name—
stock
(no par), upon official
notice of issuance, in
See Kinner Motors, Inc., .below.
X'X.rX\V'X''X-(, -X V'X.' xcapital stock of Florida exchange for at least 809X of the outstanding
Motor Lines
Corp.,
Co.
31.
$2,174,424,
598,142
share
a
Oct. -31,11945,
V
expense,
X.X The directors
$190,453
$193,227
per
Stock.—V.
X—V. 162,.-p. 1170.-*v:;i/; XV-.J]
162, p. 12219.
X The Bankers Trust
Net
:
x;.-
$61,05l
,
on
85,440 shares -of
Depreciation
!
$1,732,318
X
exchange-were equivalent to
amort,
4net)
share
17,200
of
v-,
income after
for
inc.;
taxes
$0.71
$10,225,378
Months Ended Sept. 30—
"On
above
income •_
(net)
29,400
$43,851
share
Taxes accrued
'■*
1944.f'?--;
2.464,550
•
X 166,131
$92,729
50.830;
included
162, p. 2642.
X Hecla
$43,979,798
1,759,997
n
Balance •'
$356,585
41,413; X, 200,880
$94,682 * X
XXX.
X
Balance,
ri
f ~
pital„shares:.
stock
Interest,
share
in
->«¥\
■
$1,888,041
cents
Interest
71,163
with
after-charges and
per
"Earnings
4,196,868
Minority interest
$285,421
93,325
23,927.
Income.—..X—
Income
;
9
Net
-:.
3,b43,038
112.271
116,603 \
X X $69,546
XX 23.183 X
$70,755
.
X Total
Reduction
■:
"
'
v:' .X;'.. ;X'X, ,
1945
earnings____^___X>;;:__^.X__i.XJ.^X;_w_Ui^ $1,343,002
Operating expenses, maintenance and taxes.XU
752,736
10,83511,765
30,762
compared
Oct.
;X Ilealey Petroleum Corp.—Earnings—
2271..«
p.
1945
Gross
120.152
27,639
$0:69
"{695,467,
shs.
com.
of
as
current, liabilities
profit
Earned
,
period.
162,
'12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
1,126,263
115,100
tax....
taxes,.'--—■ -X-r'
Opera ting
Subsidiaries)
$1,655,874
1,180,835
$237.711
j
X EARNINGS FOR SIX MONTHS ENDED JUNE
30,
Net
20
1945—12 MOS.—1944X:
293.417
.
.
sheet
assets
Operating
-'Xl
•
GreenwRih WateT Systcmy Inc.
V
33.734
-
38.200
333,000
on
*Gross income
share
$2,348,437
S431,553
295,022
etc.
income
exc.
'■
•
income-v-X^-W-
States
Co.
Gross
X 1945—3 M0S.—1944
$231,190
j 701,017
,,,Hazeltine Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
'
,
1943
$1,634,195
*$279,115
$1,954,009 against $6,055,163
figures exclude operations of Metropolitan Stores,:
whollyiowned Canadian subsidiary whose, net. earnings expressed
Provision
$2,257,253
1944
$1,621,102
1,389,912
,
.
gqd
^
.^Including Domestic
on
ca
per
a
with
2.676,064
$166,505
1945
contracts-4.-
tax_____„__Xl__-^..
balance
Current
Lights, Inc., he declared.
and- affiliates, „the- company
now
income
Green
$5,024,501
223,005
31—
*$279,115
$3,684,038,
by
$8,691,173'
$389,510
$0.82
,
profit
The
r:
•
purchase
Neon
charges,,
in United
X 2,666,672
3,598.791
-
Oct.
Govt,
Earns, per shr.
an
its
'X- 'X
-
NOTE—^The
22.174,778 :
.
5,881,332-.'
,926,041
$179,978
Other Income
-
shares of Claude
average
under
after
■::Net
'
announced
Ended
on
income
Net
-
and
Federal taxes
2148.
"
*
10
1945—12 Mos.—1944
223.005
X Oper. exp.,- deprec.,
.
capital
■'[
Sales;,^-r._-^---—$43,607,893
;
$402,983
pfd. stock
.Period End. Sept. 30—
Total oper. revenues...
—V.
ended
the
on
Earned
:
,468,167
.
300.208
Xv
,
Dec,
$169,233
$0.71
$1.361
cf
>X
-on
,
3 Mos. End. Sept.
Georgia Power & Light Co.—Earnings
;;
$1.20
shaies
(H;L.) Green Co., Inc.—Earnings—
•
>.
•
X
997,460
Royal
Number
2,121,235
v.
$703,192
.
deductions...
162, p.
Other
$1.31 "
tOn
Months
Federal
-
and
Fitch,
Amenostat
General Water, Gas & Electric Co., International:
Securities
Corporation
General -f and
the
Union. Aircraft;:
expanded
J
1944
•
income—l.._—
on
Fed.
'
•
X $1,359,343
$1,200,585
■
Manufacturing Co. has plants at Chicago, Brooklyn and.
a
refinery at Warren, Pa., which produces oils, for
pharmaceutical.'purposes.
It is expected
that the business
will be
$4,202,140 $49,576,842 $49,130,828 X
980.584
income.,—«r_
Gross
—V.
refund
etc.
1944
$146,812
beiore
X
483,500
Balance
■
Net
controlling interest in the Royal Manufacturing-
a
9 Months Ended Oct. 31—•*'
to Dec. 7—
*
$2,029,942
1.945—Month—1944
for
Int.;;. etc..
Net
904,153
.
"X%,y X
;
;
of
common
year
Net
expenses—2;001.279
Provision
Divs.
798,500
New York Industries,
Inc., for the
Sept. 30 were $505,377 on-a consolidated basis,
comparing with $388,579 on an unconsolidated basis in the preceding
fiscal,-year.
The .tentative earnings were equivalent to 26 -cents per
-
reVentfe--—-—^-'1, $4,168,556
Deprec.
X-
31—X;X
End. Ofct.
Operating
!
3
Industries, Inc.—Expansion—
Birrell, President,
taxes..
•
Georgia Power Co.—Earnings—
f
p.
1942
$2,263,496
^ $1,310,951
$0.85
depreciation,
2660.-, r
\
Co.
approved
Hayes Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
1943
America,
X.-v';
Jan. 1,
•
:
,
p.
'^XXXpfcriod
Gross'
$851,707
Coal
1945
...
.
and
205,997 sl»ares____
2660.
p.
$1,999,085
Products Corp., he announced.
Tentative earnings of Greater
Th
iX-'X';X 'X*—Week End. Dec. 7—
•, % 'XX
"
'
1945 > y; 1944 ;
- ;/;y,
161,
870,000
various subsidiaries
important
interest
in
Abercrombie
an
fiscal
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
—V.
•
of
Utilities,
stockholders had the privilege of tendering their shares of.v
to the company
for payment in cash at the rate Of f
share up to 3 p.m. on Dec. 17, 1945.—V. 162, p. 2271..XXX/XX
Period—
Operating
v
'
M.
Corp.1 of
-
u
"
1944
stock
common
1
161,
Duquesne,
i;Xx General Water, Gas & Electric Co.—Tenders—-
XXXX,;
XX——.. ••
com. share.
charges
per share on
$2,180,951
;
.'
565,500
iuruugii -its,
Debentures Offered—
650,000 of bank loans maturing Mar. 31,1946.' Associated 0
Corp.4 and Lehman -
$21.63
$1,417,207
tax^e--*
corporation
number
in the offering are the First Boston
Brothers.—V. 162, p. 2817: ■
\
XX Common
X"'
'
after
Consolidation
Corp.—Earnings—
Months Ended Sept. 30—
profit
'
Subs.)—Earnings—
Co.,- of Duquesne,'Pa., for 42 years a1 prominent manufacturer of'
drugs and pharmaceuticals,* ' :'•, »;r: >'-XXXxX- ••• ".•■■I-':".X
During the last year the company also has. acquired a substantial
$191,390
>.y'v
< 9
Net
"Loss.
by the Union Securities Corp. on
at 101%
(&
308,743
due Dec. 1, 1960.' X;
;,X:y-';X.X:/ i-x, X;-- y'XxProceeds of the financing will be used to pay off $2,-i
*
1945 ■
taxes..
depletion,
stock.—V.
bentures
*
per
After
•
303,920
X. '■ Xv Xi'X
,,
.
*
Earnings
Northern Paper Co.
"Profit
$707,770
$624,310
_—-X__1.!L.-.1.___X
profit
162. p. 569.
_
•
2—~X '
X\
Harbor Plywood
-
Pittsburgh
20. Bessemer stockholders
14.—See V. 162, p. 2942.
proposal Dec.
—V.
Great
tEai'n.
1944
343,602
contingencies--:;:;--^ '
i
1945—39 Wks.—1944
"
18 approved the merger into this company
Corp. This action makes the Hanna com¬
pany the
largest stockholder In
The merger became effective Dec.
of
-
Greater New York
interest
Provision for
shares
Est.
—---$967,912
expenses—
'
■
' XXX
v'x'V'f1',1945
Depreciation
$1.10
222,738
the
•
Corp.—Earnings-
.'9 Months Ended June30—
2392.
p.
Net profit
Profit
$245,667
$1.44
on
1945—5 Wks.—1944
"r9Mos.End,Scpt.rO—
•V $1-70
,
$0.61
tBased
etc.
.The stockholders on Dec.
of Bessemer Coal & Coke
$5,919,595 i- $4,797,620 $39,324,414 $36,758,420X
—v.
$634,785
$1,94
•
Period End. Dec. 1—:
<
$730,691
'/
$2,28
$0.77
1943
^1944
,.
$842,563
shares
common
share...
per
Sale3
General .'Railway Signal Co.—Earnings—
;
$322,255
$135,934
Current Sales Rise 23 *£%—
$6
2015.
p.
1945—6 Mos.—1944
$172,891
"After all
taxes, depreciation,
capital stock outstanding.-
the $3.50
on
(M. A.) Hanna Co.—Acquisition. Approved—
1945—3 Mos.—1944
profit
tEarnings
,
:
the $6 stock and of $2.75 each
on.
Earnings— -':
Period End. Sept. 1—:
"Net
divi¬
cumulative
effect to
unpaid dividends, including the
payable on Feb. 1, 1946, will amount to $25.50 per
stock and $23.37!£ per share on the $5.50 stock.
.
share
per
rata dividend of $8.25 per share,
the $5.50 dividend preferred stock, both payable Dec. 24 to holders
pro
a
307?
compared with $1,015,301, or $2.25
of 1944.—V. 161, p. 2660.
/■
;
for the
share,
a
X
" X
I
>
"Financial
World,", has declared an:
X Holsum Baking Co.—Bonds Called—
,
share, payable Jan. 2
1946.X This com¬
;
pares with $8 per share paid in the
Graham-Newman Corp.—Registers With SEC—X
t; All of
the outstanding 12-year first mortgage 5%
bonds dated
previous yearXxx;XX;XX XXXX;XX
'X- The company has also declared "an
X July 15, 1944, have been called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1946, at 106
employees' profit sharing plan
The company has tiled a registration statement with the SEC for;
and
of. 20% ; according to length of
interest;.
Payment will be made at 'the Ohio National Bank,
service.—V.: 160, p. 2646.
14,999 shares of capital stock, minimum stated value of $50 per share.;
Columbus. O.
1
Of the 14,999 shares being registered, additional shares in a number;
Holders may present their bonds at any time on or before Dec.
(W. F.) Hall Printing
31,
as yet
Co.—Listing of Additional Com¬
undetermined, but estimated to be no less than 6,250 and no
i945, and re-eive the full redemption price, plus accrued interest to
mon Shares—
more than 7,600, will be offered to nil stockholders, pro rata, at
a price
X:X- V
X ;;xxXX?X:
Jan.
X.
l,
1946.
'
of $100 per share which is less than net
asset value, and this offer
The New York Stock
Exchange has authorized the listing of 100,000
will expire on Jan. 30, 1946.
Any stock not subscribed for Willi be
additional
common
shares,; on or after Dec. 29
1945, on official
Home Indemnity Co. ofi N. Y.—New Official—
cieregistered and. will not* be issued.
• v
X;;-; •:
notice of issuance as a stock dividend
of 25%, making the total amount
The proceeds,-estimated to be between $625,000 and $750,000 except
The company
applied for 500,000 shares.
announces
the election of Mortimer E. Spra<gue as
1
.XX>, ;"X-'X*'X'X:X,
any of such proceeds used to repurchase shares and except any amountVice-President and Secretary.
He is also a Vice-President and Secre¬
CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED
INCOME STATEMENT'^X'4X
inctuded as accrued dividends in tthe price of shares issued or repur-tory of The Home Insurance Co. and all other companies in The
:
~mc'has,ed; will be held in cash or its equivalent, pending investment in
Home Fleet,
was
-:X
X,;
6 Mos. End.
Year End.
released from active duty with the
United States
under-valued securities, arbitrage operations, self-liquidating situations,
X ,,X'
X
Army on Oct. 15. 1945, and resumed his duties at the home office on
Sept, 30,'45 Mar. 31,'45
Gross profit from operations_„____^
ij
and in conformity with the corporation's stated investment policies.
that date.—V. 154, p. 1378. .$2,791,886
$4,356,658
Provision for depreciation,
253,132
535,228
Selling, gen. and admin, expenses.,.
Granby Consol. Mining, Smelting & Power Co., Ltd.—
547,602
1,185,172
Houdaille-Hershey Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Quarter End. Sept. 30—
1945
.1944
1943
1942
XX Operating profit_____.__^^_______,
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
"Net profit
1945
1944
----- §def$31,700.
JS2.656
$23,361
$45,463
$1,991,152
$2,636,257
1943
X; Miscellaneous' "income
"Net profit
X tEarn. per com, share.
Nil
$0.01
$0.05
$0.10
119,075
94,541
$1,088,909
$1,281,403
$1,537,529
annual
.
X^X^XxX
-
'
•
-
_
.
»
"
-
.
,
..
...
—
'
.
"After
end
V.
depletion, depreciation and reserves for income and ail other
450,260 shares of capital stock.
JAfter $50,000 reserve for'
development, $22,891 for taxes and $68,722 for depreciation
depletion.
162,
p.
;
,
.
"
.
.
'
*
•
income._______—_«—
charges..-
Other
Provision
^Deficit after $26,830 for depreciation and depletion.—
2016.
Grant Co.—November Sales Off 1.89%—
1945—Month—1944
$
$
•
sXfe.s"
—v.
1:2,
:
p.
2271.
16,650,676.
-
$
.,
$
..
-
■
16,972,101-151,791,331 147,717,044
'
'. XX-
X
X
f
,,X
X. X
Fed.
taxes
on
.
.
income
paid
50c.
30,
286,151
1,200^000
1,115,000
91,693
(net)
common
stock—$1.25
ner
share
.
for
six
months
ended
1945—
162,
p.
Sept.
...
-
■
reserve
and
for
$0.97
contingencies,
minority interests;
$1.22
Federal
income
785,000
shares
tOn
and
of
$1.54
excess
no
par
profits
class
$1,158,207
stock.—V.
B
;
162, p. 2943.
Houdry Process Corp.—New Contract—
'
*
•
,
The
corporation
Refineries, Inc., of
and
*
2942.
X
1
per
1945,
"After
taxes
171,441
,
$790,652
on
share during year'ended March
31,
—V.
$2,730,798
27.881
-X_-r_
profit—
Dividends
1945—11 Mos.—1944
.
for est.
$2,110,226
.
X
Minority interest in net income of subsidiary
X-; '■
Net
(W.T.)
Period End. Nov. 30—
tEarnings per class B share
Total
+On
taxes.
deferred
*
r
unit, the
-194,179
485,44G
•
gaso'ine
stock
announced
Alma,
Mich.,
contract
a
with
a
first small unit to be built with
production.
daily.—V.
161,
The
p.
unit
463.
will
supply
-the
Leonard
catalytic ^racking
capital for post-war
private
process
•
to
thermofor
3,000
'
barrels
of
'
charged
THE COMMERCIAL
Mpnday, December £4, • 1945
S FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
3074*
$1,035,354;
interest accrued,■ $189/134 ;;-hther:
liabilities, $241;960; reVenues +bilied 'tli'- advanCc,
accrued,
*
"'■
:562,'670
174,051
7,408,334
627,438
Operation
132,590
Maintenance
'146.833
,
1~.
Depreciation
;
1,487,282
Jl,673,573
for
Operating 'revenues
-250,000
250,000
iexcess
140,349
121,795
*"
Net opef.
(net)——
$316,394
.'-Gross' income
-
71,875
mtge.
on
•
-
4 430
"
$5,183,332
; 876,188
"r$233,372
income.—.;———
Dividends applic. to- pfd,
—V. 162, p. 2271. •' , ;
$268,197
period--—
stocks for
•;
126,300
:
•
corporate purposes.
$39,912 >
v.. 23.845
.
$388,863
243,729
$ 369,582-.,,
-224,T64
$39,959
24.-J..5
share
per
deposit
on
v.
i
A.—Histing. of Stock
authorized the listing of, "Amer-
York Stock .Exchange lias
162,
p.^i769i •
.. s
-
income
Earnings
per
1945-
•
i
and
.
_.fc3
-
>
2,510,340.
profits taxes_-
excess
^-V.
p.
161,
$,016,4Q0 '
.
*
1(
: j,
V .
;
Net
9,573.387
proposed -split-up
771,2X0
sh.
income * taxes, -etc.
"-V.
on
■
-
£
t
-
sent to stockholders A-fr. -Watson
for a stock split-up. "eliminates ..our
dividends.1'—V. 162, p, 2818.
162,
-
f ' /
-
>>
Net
has
directors
The
: "Based
fiscal
V.
recently
authorized
$19,500,000
stock
were
The
proceeds
be
to
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
revenue——
income (net)
Other
Total
$243,569
——
sold
Illinois
as
the
and
proposes
Int,
Illinois
a
of
common
$320,263.
stock
Subs*)—Earnings—
-
Stokvis
profits
cess
Divs.- 'declared
the Torque Co.. which has a capital and surplus
of $151,724.
;; '-V;-,.;;; ;;Y■..-rv'4,
Finanqial statements of the Indian Motocycle Co. given stockholders
show
that for
the year'ended Aug. 31. the company had a net
loss ,of $617,108 and
that operations for September and October reculted in a loss of $165,025.—V, .162,. p. 2643.
the
-
Other
,
1942
$3,072,282
1,132.491
1,159,941
1,014,763
'998 152
$1,145,332
$1,075,209
SI.062,987
504.875
—-
BALANCE
plant,
504,875
75,005
$532,415
$560,836
SHEET AS OF OCT.
$25,048,267:
.
504.875
37,919
79,621
8566.737
Bal. avail, for divs...
ASSETS—Utility
504.875
100.315
charges
31,
1945
$483,107
■
;
'
.
class
$1,500,476; U. S. Govt, securities, $450,000; -accounts
materials and supplies. $122,337; special deposits,
$4,718; pest war refund of Fed. excess profits -tax. $65,940; prepay¬
$9,413;
cash,
receivable.
$375,582;
ments.; $11,429;
miscellaneous
:
debt discount and expense,
$20,758; total, $28,299,525."
unamortized
suspense,
common
054,900;
$690,605;
3 Va % series due 1966, $14,425,$4,000,000; "5%. cumulative preferred stock, $1,consumers deposits, $120,599; matured interest, $2,880; taxes
LIABILITIES—First mortgage bonds
000;
:
stock,
,
1,195,560
income
'. Gross
772,768
5,838,633"
1,021,903
6,597,977
T
•
—V.
5,415,555
-r-v, 162,
Paul
Y
'
,
' »''<
•
-
"623,706
202,260
153,067'
'2185,563 ;
"
»«. '*
1 1,577,120 "
525,706
:
186,400
(deiicit).
$311,094
,385,484
;
International Salt
H
O.K*:",;
.
•
570,073
$271,004
o,
312,050
$458,7.47
'
3,069
13.553
;
jiy.
$3,017,423
4,521 "
$2,982,534
$778,973
;
32,996,088 $3,021,944
$782,041
-W"/> f
—
and general supervision .of field
His
principal
.selling..activities.—-V. 161.
eoftK>ratioii;ihas;>beeh changed
■218,001
•
..
-declared-
a
dividend
$2
of
per
share
on
-the
prior preferred stock, no -par value, .payable Jan. 15 to holders of
record .Jan. 2. Distributions of $1.50 per share
were made on Feb.
" $573,715
.
Div. Accruals—
"Kinney Uo.; Inc.—Wipes Out
Tne ^.directors-have
.""'.fi:
'Y >;•>//,k'2
$5
26,
1
25,
May
1944.
The
Co;—Secondary Offering—The First
Aug. "24. and Nov. 23, 1945, and in each quarter during
declaration will wipe out .all arrearages on the issue,
current
-r—V. ,162,; p.
2273.
■;
V
Kobacker Stores, Inc.- -EarningsV:
1944
1945
9'Months Ended Oct. 31—
$14,413/147 $14,232,869
—.2---
Net -sales
Net -after
XXXX-
Co.—Partial 'Redemption—
There have been called for redemption on Jan. I,rl946, a total of,
$95,000 of first and refunding
sinking;fund mortgage bonds due
Jan.
1,
1947, at 102ta and interest.
Payment will be.made at the
Bankers Trust Co., trustee, T6 Wall St.,
New York, ;N. Y.—V. 162.
Federal
Net
Paper
1,387,001-
1,675,304
1,000,464
2643.
.
I.
,
'<
■'•:
:
.
(Excluding
Wholly-Owned Canadian
after charges
Federal
Net
inc.
&
profit
162, p.
!!
:2-
profits
"
Earns..;per shr,
—v.
exc.
taxes—
Y
on-91,198 com. shs.
1770.;/.
...";
•
Subsidiary) '
* 1944 • 1-
;1945 " "
Quarter-Ended Sept. 30—'
Profit
\
Silver Co.—Earnings—
$1,180,164
■
"895,500
$1,911,5601,436.700
1943
•.$1,486,315
il,091,70O
$284,664
$474,860
$394,615
S2.16
"'$4.25
S3.27
-
—
common
per
1,198,150
3386,537
$0.68
.
$477,154
$0.87
the 481.119 common shares after giving
split-up end after dividend requirements on
* ' r/Based-in "both/years
effect
•
"-
International
profit
to
six-for-one
preferred stock
-
....
charges_—„__
provisions
tax
"Earnings
v
p.
.
fire-fighting
Inc.—Changes Name—
2 It is announced that the name of this
Gladden (Products -Corp.—V. 161, p. 1035.
Y (G. Rd
Corp., on Dec. 11 offered as a secondary distribu¬
tion 10,050 shares of common stock (no par) at $57 a
share.
Concession to. NASD members 90 cents a share.—'
International
i,« '
,729,595 >$1,726,696
$1,729
■>'
to
559,132
*r.;-
t
'.570,;.'
;;
/1,295,248,
1,266,492
320>195.
$461,847
Eberliardt has been elected Vice President,
(include
management
of domestic, sales of
W.
will
Kinner Motors,
:
•
1,577,120
618,143'
.
(COMPANY ONLY)
5,195,049
Y
5,195,025
1,731,579
t
Boston
V. 162, p.
_
$900,512
$871,067
.
:
$770,798
1394
p.
equipment
<
,
,,
10.969
---——2.
income
duties
2G43.
p.
$264,029
s
^
378,722 -.ir&t...
378,720
-
(Walter) Kidde & Co., Inc.—New Vice President
1
969/400
1,314.000
264;850
306,650
against
net
456,068
94,681
S759.828
income
(net)r.45W'
income
162,
*
-
,
'Net
•
...
a^d other deducs.„
882,638
5,321,421
•
ofisubs2.i--2.J_/;
Consol.
$1,735,300
456,066*
$1,705,855
-1945—3 Mos.—1944
1945—12 Mos.—1944
$3,600,685
$3,479,194 $13;864,109 $13,395,754
2.840,856
2,700,222 10,881,574 10,378,330
30—
and taxes..
operating
Int.
286,540
Of subsidiajfiesi.
it. come
...
>
,•
.
KENTUCKY UTILITIES
OF
revenues
exps.
U Net
„
1,850,438
1,731,533
*ojj
basis not
EARNINGS
Other
1,300,764
/A stocks of
Other chgs.
.
..
114,017 '
>
94,680
$240,065"
Operating
257,352
2
Come
114,017
stock
pfd.
jr. pfd
Period End. Sept.
Minority dnt. in net ini
..
$472,727
$448,762,:;,
—
G'-r
on
Oper.
.
7.085,970
-
1,195,560
-
-
ex-
requirements
full- a'ccrual
'
investments and fund accounts;
'
$826;431" $3,132,897 ; $3,194,734
353,703 ^ 1,427,042 *
1,459,434
1,011 143
$1,171,926
deductions
^
1943
$3,222,463
1,081,230
taxes-
income
Interest
,,,,
1,139,230
__—$3,144,137
retire..
1,161,030
revenues
Oper., mhint. &
All Fed. '& local
Net
;
1944
$3,444,503
1945 ■
12 Mosi End. Oct. 31—
Oross
■„
13 ,991
345,834
Balance
1;834,350
currently -declared on
"pfd. stks. Of »stibs
capital stock of
Indianapolis Water tCo.—'Earnings-—
398,520
-
taxes..
on
pfd.
subs,
piv.
-5
3,221
S
$3,18Y784,
4,952
$3,118 ,907
$734,597"
deducts...
etc.,
piy's. on 7^<
- -
6.708,620
2,357,057
398,520
-
' *
.
-
profits taxes—,
inc. and ex-
cess
increase in the capital,
and John Stokvis in exchange for
$823,210
11,014
income
Divs,
<6,407,358.
6,534,331
2,067,280
2.273,091
_
disct.
and
income
S.
U.
also will pay 14,000 shares of common
Indian
of corp..
debt,
of
Net
,
$8,465,890 $29,689,706 $28,363,348
-
Canadian
to
Edward
to
debt.
and expense—'—-chgd. -against operations
1—•
to 1,000.000 shares to"
purchase the Ideal Power Lawnmower Co. of
Eansing, Mich., and the Torque Manufacturing Co. of Plainville, .Conn. %
;
Under the contracts,- Indian Motocycle Co. will .pay 54,000 shares of
its stock
for the Lawnmower firm which has ;a
total capital tand
surplus
1,476,234
* 58,930,830
—
of subsidiaries-_
-and
company
always
alphabetical
$783,584
■
income
Interest,
566,358,288
Deprec.
Indian Motocycle C«;—-Stock Increased—
the
"Subs.)—Earns
26,653,546 <^2%646;940 Y
4,293,529
.3,940,671*
9,818,595
1,495,408
funded
Amort,
-
enable
taxes.v
income
oper.
not
alphabetical
1945—3 Mos.—1944' ' ' 1945—12 MoS.—1944
83,807,211 .83,690,015 $14,711,759 $14,254,443,
3,023,628
2,866,806
11,592,852 11,064,660
— „
Other income
inc.
.-4.a—.2,160,425
Int. non rdebs.
plan a? soon as possible.
This program >wiir call for re¬
the balance of the first hand collateral 4s, together with the
roughly
86,000,000 debentures and 'the $3,000,000 balance
of the,
bank
debt
to
be 'outstanding
after paj-ment of the forthcoming
/serial maturity
of $500,000.
.
<
' The'-company probably will ask for bids 011 the new bonds early
in February.—V. 162, p. 2818.
011 Dec. 14 -authorized an
shares of no par common
Net
is
it
reasons
.
9,255,962
than
profit
on
etc.,
common
placing
-
$1.10
pur-
s
—
taxes)
.
refunding
; The stockholders
etock from'250.000
revenues
Oper. exps. and
"1945—3 Mos!—1944
1945—12 Mos.—'1944
$21,319,061 $21,378,032 $65,617,173 $64,954,351.
523,564
449,918
1,558,941: • 1,403,937
power..
(other
Gross
to put through
'"
possible.
-Period End^Sept. 30—
Operating
■
.
$21
$218,619
,
to arrange companies in exact
However, they are always as near
position
•
.
$1.14
mechanical
NOTE—-For
order.
bonds-
.
management
Co.'s
Power
about
outstanding.
bonds
237,680
$1,31
,
.
150,000 shares of common stock outstanding at close of
after
allowing
for
preferred dividend requirements,—
1514,
possible
said Ihnt the
previous >poliry:
$21,842,626 $21,828,000 $67,176,114
incl.
exps.,
chased
•
_
revenue
Maintenance
the -approximately,
sale of
from the
latter's
received
a
subsidiary.
The
publicly on Dec. 11.
Co.,
RR.
Terminal
331,968
119,128
on
162, p.
Total
Taxes
redemption of
trust 4er
the
,456,299
'
year,
;
—
International Hydro-Electric System (&
.
Proposed—
of the first
mortgage and collateral
1973, of which there are 863,000,000 par value
Funds for this redemption will constitute-most of
$6,746,662
384,990;.
profit
Y;r:
1943
$7,105,273
628,559
charges
;
1944
-
1945
Sales'Ui—$8,100,085
.
Redemption—Re¬
$19,000,000
of
.
^Earnings per common Share.
.
with a concession to dealers-of
(no oar) at $64 a share,
$1.50.—V. .160, p., 720.
• ;
;
,
i ■
laillSi
2273.
p.
Federal taxes
Secondary
Offeringr-A. _G, Becker & Co:, Inc., and GlorC, Fdrgan
& Co. offered Dec. 14 10,000 shares of common "stcc'k
Products Co.
Cellucotton
International
on'jC^^;.
j'of
...
,,,
calls for an increase in
to
1,000,000 shares of $5
,
Just
letter
his
annual stock
Oper*
of Debt
}S1T1S3
proposal
Net after
.
21.
In
to the company by . the
authority t6 purchase the properties of
the
Mississippi Valley Co.; which will give it direct control of the
Oulf & Ship Island RR. Co. and the Yazoo & Mississippi Valley RR.
Co.; to purchase Gulf '& Ship Island and Yazoo & Mississippi Valley,,;
properties; to acquire joint control through stock ownership of the
Meridien
Terminal -Co.;. and- to lease the properties of the Baton
llouge, Hammond &'Eastern RR. C6.,i the •Louisville, New Orleans &
Texas RR. Co.; the Alabama & Vicksburg RR. Co., and the Vicksburg,'
Shreveport & Pacific Ry,,'Co.—V. 162, p. 2943. -
funding of1 Balance
'
'
'
9 Mos. Ended Oct. 31—
would
recommendation
funded debt.
Plans Partial
$336 885;
'
t On <300,000' shares'
share of:common stock
Stockholders, of record
'
'
'
one additional
share-held, on; Jan. 25.
distribute
Kennedy's, Inc.—Earnings—
Net
,
included
—
'
'
the authorized capita! stock
from 500.000
par common
stock and for
cancellation of >114;121 shares of a^tock held, in the-company's treasury."'
r.quarterly -dividend of, $1.50 per:
which would result- from the
the basis of five shares .for each lour shares
the .present
Feb.
U-
;
Illinois Power Co.
•
be entitled to;vote at the special meeting........
| -Kentucky Utilities Oo. (&
They
c
.
.
■
represent the same" cash distribution now being made
capitalization. In previous, years the -company, also
"of .5% .<
"
President, said this recommendation would be
made to directors following the stockholders' meeting
scheduled for
Jan. 8, at which time they will be asked to approve the proposal to
increase the capital stock; to effect the distribution..
- If
the., dividend
recommendation is approved, the" first quarterly
dividend for 1946 will be payable March 11 to stockholders \6t record
Consolidate Subsidiaries—• ;
The Interstate Commerce
Commission has authorized this com¬
pany to
consolidate the owned and controlled subsidiary lines into,
Commission.
>$335,743
$397 808
;
$1.4i:'"^|,;;^;:i*$l^3Y:M;;ib;':$l'-i12
,
_
'
The
,a stock-dividend
Thomas J. Watson,
Illinois Central RR.—To
system preparatory to refinancing its
Six
authorizations
have
been handed
'
-
$4,861,014 $57,401,045 $51,948,254
$422,729
Jan. A will
paid
of
its
'
593,865
.share
com.
;
on;a' proposal to
Feb. 1 for each
-Corp.—To Pay Same
t"
This
'on
•■
2516.
p.
;
1945—48 wks.—1944
1945—4 Wks.—1944
depreciation, -<Federa \
"After
•
The corporation intends -to-declai'e a
share on .-its increased capital stock
.
10,998,848
8,742,322
11,081,324
8,930,099
1,288,905
1,044,878
1,011,805
income.
oper.
:
ird.Sales—
Inc.—Has Record
profit
,
Increased Shai>es—
,;
114.617,448 107,092,842
7,411,735 -82,070,177
74,858,050
2,782,482
21,465,947 21,235,944
1,644.865
tOn
,
"•
v
Insurance -Group
to
Rate in Cash on
107,258.681,,
169,363
165,839
16,614
'
-j.
contingencies
161, p. "2661
*
;•<£; ;..f-1
*v
1143
.Kalamazoo Stove
t Earnings - per
distribution
cash
semi-annual
declared
11,483,122
income
162,
;s;
12,230,057
revs.
'
Net
V/.y.;
-•
.9 Mos. End. Sept. 30
♦Net
- of 3.75
cents per share has been Y
shareholders of record Dec. 31, 1945,
payable-Jan. 31, <1946. Like-amounts were paid5 on Jan; 31'and Aug. T, •
this year,—V.-162, p.J1640.
' 'A
•
■
11,499,736 114,786,811
Operat. exps.
Operating taxes
—V.
•)
common' stock.—V.
-
held
12,247,234
17,177
Operating revenues
•
Vncollec. oper. rev.—
Operating
g
..
share_._„C.
common
'
"
1944
•
$1,■4)1.662 ' $1,421,273
$2.29 ■?:•.*"" $2.32
$2.20 >Y
161, p. 2443.
.
"Dividend—"
Institutional Securities, Ltd.—Usual
1045—10 Mos.—1944 •
1045—Month—1944 ;,
Oct 31—
Period End.
".y
1945
$1,475,558
.
Co.—Earnings—
Illinois Bell Telephone
,
■
'
.
$0.43 ;
"
2787.
.
,
7 -247,690. ;; —V.
i
JT
International Business Machines
$0.51
v
,V"
:
•
LlJ$1,-38 '
-$1,63;
The, report States that
renegotiation proceediirgs;> for IG44 have'
progressed to a point where it -is expected that - no refuiid will be- '
required. ■:,
-,
' ■
t \- ■ **; "
"While -it is impossible to 'determine 'the -effect,lif any, -of jrenegotia-j r
tion for'1945, but based on factors believe dto be considered in such renegotiation it is not expected that - $ny refund^will :.be ^required lor
the .nine months.—V. <.162,".p. 2016.
- "
v
' *
"
*
- n
Sept. 8,'45 "Sept. 2, '44 -Sept. 4, '43
$177,320
$229,002.
$198,581
$0.38
.
1
'
1944^ f
profit
56,310,,08^Jf^f6ei>'7,Hf;«^ Earned per common
1
•
Earned per share 1
paid. Total disbursed in 1944 was
share
common
Sept. 30—
'
On'
made
,
^'Net profit
1
$l,385;H7* 81,997,68aNumbe¥:»of tcommoh'Shares7^^j>i-'i^^Li_ii'4*>y Y/759,325jY7V759,325-''-
and . Redwood <Sts., Baltimore,;
of said bonds.—V. 162, p. 1282.-"
Corp.—-Earnings—
Ended—
*
1 ■
after all charges--/.—.-
Was
share
per
:
Subs/)—Earnings—
*
^
amortization
tor
income
Federal
on
Hummel-Ross Fibre
cents
.—
Provision
.'Co.—Pays 40-Cent Dividend—
;
Dec. 21 paid a dividend of '4Q cents .per share on ; :
the common stock, par $5,
to holders of record Dec. 14. A similar"
distribution was made on Sept. 29, last, whjle on March 31'•and June
36 Weeks
-75-
162, p..29,44.'/
•t
Howe Sound
30, dividends of 30 cents each were
$L75 per share.—V. 162, p. 2271.
!the
y:;
•' ^. -, V'.
_
EndedSept;"30-^-
g Months
Operating 'profit-:
Offering—Blyth & Co.,
Inc., on Dec. 11 made a secondary offering of 2,500 shares
of 6% preferred stock (par $25) at $27 per share, less
dealers discount of 60 cents.—V. 162, p. *2643. < r
'7
Wet
distribution -of
Period End. Dec. 1
Industrial Rayon Corp. ■(<&
Oil Co.—Secondary
company
cash
Jewel Tea Co,
;
s
•
The
special
$3-, last -year.—V."
shares' of
:
and
one share of common stock of the paiv valuej of 1C0 pesos<• '
(Mcxlckn currency )7of- Industria.-'Electrica Kle >M&xico;>S.A.o '
under a deposit "agreement dated as of feepUVdo, 1945.'^ *
represents
receive payment of the full . re¬
Feb. 75,-1946, at any time at the
of the 4ft" bonds, may
plus accrued interest to
cash
Shares."
Each .;7.<Americai\'/$i>are,3 Ussuedl>,fcy7 tfhe; Company- ahd
authenticated,, by Chase National Bank,
New .York, -iis 'depositary,
. ,
Maryland Trust-Co., trustee, Calvert
Md., upon presentation and surrender
in
cash, vpr;. at 'theVoption 'of - the-shareholder,-iiin'-stock -at >its h
share at the dlose -of ^business 'Dec. >22, -1945,
\>i,'?•(
and7
v-'After' charges
and Federal
taxes and
reserve
for
1(1945, $ 1.500;000;' 1944,$3,150.000;" 1943 7:$3,275,000i,
13,
2643.
p.
'
t
record '
to, stockholders <bf
will- be -made
distribution
:
of
lean
-an t;
bonds, the pro¬
ceeds to
next, all; Of die;
$3 200,000 outstanding first mortgage 15vyear'4% sinking
fund bonds due Sept. X, 1955 at 101% and .interest, /and/
-
regular
^
^
dividend
''Capital «Gain /Dividend"-
>;
income'_._/,.l
oper."
The New
;■
•'
'1,105,650
Industria Electrica de Mexico, S.
$2;963,812
374,730-
$4,500,000 2.85% first mortgage
be used to redeem on Feb; 15,
Houston
The-
regulhr 'quarterly
both, payable "Dec. ,24
Retail sales —$6,090,543
111,933
389,588
r^V'/V:,;;
-
"Net
—V. 162,
Privately—
Holders
-
; 'Net profit
'/;-tEarnings• per
oper.
Net" .income
,
Houston Natural Gas Corp.—Places Bonds
Calls 4% Issue—The company has placed privately
demption,
in
the
$sdahd :CVeCkf(?oal Co. <(&'Bubs,)—Earnings—
:v
' $1,981,002
71,209,589
special -.year 'eHd
share,
Dec.
;
....
106,165 '
declared
a
net-,»sset "value'per
prop.
"962,500
$2,886,882
;
for other
per
special
Operating.'taxes
$4,104,545
1,338,256
10,525
.
of
lease
for
Rent
17/024
_
82,006
6,7l7if7:'7tfl5I475"'--r'V'i''82,006
Net
issue of
$2,10
4
and
share
v
$197,107. .$2,078,623
134,633
Oper. expense's ■
$4,147,521
49,989
$374,405
80,208
"
•
bonds—Y
Amort, of debt discount
and expehse-:-—1
Other int. and deducts.
Int.
,v:--.200
Dec.
on
per
Dec.-*12. v
,
$2,03.0,682 $1,983,002
.;;,2v039.000 /•■
$197,307
,214
$213,581
revenues'--tit*
Oper.
,.
.
2,261
4,476
,
r
$372,144 --$5,133,343
$311,913
revenue--i;
Other income
3,943,475
4,212,725
1,426,598 '; 1,320,270 •
393,967
323,449
:'
taxes
$213,795,
;
oper._rev,v: •;V
Uncoil,
directors
cents
of
9 Months Ended
Fed.' inc. and
profits taxes-i.
other
All
The
25
A
,
.1945—Month—1944 —>1945—10 Mos.—1944
31—
Period End. Oct.
^Investment tCo. of America—.Special ^Distribution—
v;
v.;,.
-
Corp^—Earnings— i
Indiana Associated Telephone
>200
jj-—7
and
$29,039; earned surplus, /,
reserves,
$28,299,525.rrV. 162, p. 2272. .; / Y
,
...
repairs
IProv.
$1,978,667; (other
for
depreciation,
$2,425,773; total,
<^29^13,
.1,719,794 v
1,300,000
'<>020,932,
i
currant
>$8,006; "uncustomers' advances for;construc¬
tion, $196,873;'^ntrjbutionvia"<?%id of iconst^uction, ,,$2,.565,178; reserve
accrued
amortized.premium an debt, $26,162;.
-
lim. term
electric investments...,
Prov.
for
maint. and
of
Amortiz.
$1/751",415
$i;664,223
^ .7 •,
(
Mos.—i944,
$20,942,203 "$20,079,923 ^
1945—12
1945—Month—1944
31—
revs.—Elec—
Operating
Co.—Earnings—•
:& Power
Houston. Lighting:
Period End. Oct.
.
New
Harold
now
on
outstanding.-
Secretary &
R.
Weinberg has been elected -Secretary -and
H. -Varney, resigned.—V. 162, p. 459.
succeeding James
/
.
Comptroller,
'
& Baking Co.—Sales Higher—
Kroger Grocery
,j: >
■
Comptroller—
'
;•
/
1945-r4 Wks.-r-1944
,, 1945—48 Wks.—1944
$40,127,209 $35,848,677 $414,733,532 $409,412 348
The average number of stores In operation during 'the four weeks
ended Dec. 1, 1945,.was 2.746. compared with 2,910 stores during the
corresponding period of 1944.—V, 182, p. 1891. "
/;Period End. Dec. 1—
Sales
—
,
,
.
,
;
•
Volume
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—November Sales Up 1.2%—
.
v
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4449
162
Period End. Nov.-30—
>' *'
'»
1945—Month—1944
v'
Sales
-20,349,118
.The
in November,
company
pared with
■■'
'$
20,113,793
1945
had
707
250,000 voting shares
(par $10)
($.2,500,000) and a 5% notes, due
1, 1955, in-the amount of $3,200,000,- The lerms of the merger
provided that the preferred .stock and note continue to be outstanding
as and
constitute preferred stock and note-of the
company and that
the outstanding capital stock of the predecessor
consisting of 189,300
•
1945—1) Mos.—1944
$
1
,
189,287,680 ,183,519.300
in
stores
operation,
714, in the%same month, last year.—V. 162, p. 2394.
com¬
shares
La
Co»s9li^Ma, ,S. A.
Offered—-Shields & Co.,
Shares
American Preferred
—
...
the
75
r
'in&ke
available
been
xipt
r
.able
to.
.
anything
-
n-For
the
enough
like
,
of
which
these
will
primary
satisfy -her
to
now
steel
The
produced
be
.
demands.
by
the
terms
•
initially issued -by
,
,
the
when it
company
J
that the capital stock
the
was
;
-Northern
Field
Coal
and
Net
rJMto
-t
Profit
,
i- IS^et
tax
>•
jpxovision
operation, Mexico has had
to, import,
making more dif¬
ficult-her-, exchange problem.
The Mexican,: Government, >aw,are of
'this change in the foreign exchange situation, has restricted the
of
—v.
.
A
$165,175
\
.•■••••.
V;
.
total of $1.50
$97,175
400,000
400,000
Gross
SO. 14
$0.24
Costs,
:V
also paid
was
•
1945.-r-V.
year
6
Months .Eudqd
Sept. 30—
-V-—'--—
,«of
Finance,
held '.ft
Suaxez,- has
Eduard
tight
string
importation
on
'.!■] Period
Nov! 30—
End.
-i
1945—Month—1944
.
consumers'v^ods.
investment
in
-
v
L_
$1.22
1944 and in
'
1943.
2662.
p.
1945
,1944
1943
$3,575,190
1,748,463
1,879.465
$4,110,13(1
1,919,664
422,536
460,386
647,28a
55,550
73,109
81,281
$1,162,230
$1,461,8971
$1.47
$1.46
$1.83
t_
income
'Earnings
has
He
,,
$3,398,901
.
Net
Sales
f $7,981,613
$7,865,752-. $74,312,625 $69,411,984
long advocated home industry ,and
w~y. 1.62, p. 2944. - >'=•
;>•/" v"■
such as this new undertaking of Con.'.fiolidad.a which will produce in Mexico; goods of primary, Importance.
Liberty Baking 'Corp.^Accui-nulated Dividend—
It -Las long been recognized hy--Mexican economists that the most
•
■essential step in the industrialization bf Mexico is ,,a well- integrated V
The directors on Dec.• 7 deolared' a dividend of 50 cents per share
!;and modern steel industry. ; For some time there has been .ample
/ on account of accumulations on the $4 preferred stock, no par value,
production -of -pig iron find steel ingots, but without adequate rolling * •' payable Jan. 10, 1946, to holders of record-Dec.
21.
1945.
A like
-mill capacity this steel could not be fabricated for Mexican needs.;
amount was paid ,on March 31, June
30 and Oct. 1, this year, and on
1
This expansion program ,of La Consolidada was star-ted about' .a
Dec.
2.8, 1944.
Arrearages, after payment of -the' dividend just de;year ago.
Thorough engineering and the manufacture of the basic
'"clared, will amount to $29.50 per share.—V. 162, p. 1515." • • • ' J
•equipment have been about completed and the, mills' electrical equipXttent, building materials-and the necessary incidental equipment are
Liberty Loan Corp.—Earningszno-w, being
.shipped tfi Mexico.- . The
company
has stated that -it
.•expects- the mills .will operate-before July 1, 1946.—-V.
156, p. 80;
Vr- 9 Months Ended Sept. 30——• • ■•'■■4
1945
1944
'
TV, 162, p. 2819.
■
Net profit after charges and taxes'-V—-$88.751
$43,470
cpf
1945
$47,973,654
1,437,790
Rose 1.5%—
1945—10 Mos.—1944
~
30,
$1,172,352
income
including development
'•Tax-provision' j
Depreciation
;
Stores'Corp.—November Sales
Lerner
•
-
in
161,
—
many articles jot ipianufacture much heeded by the-economy.'
Rather than .endanger her now -excellent fiscal position, the Minister
;3mport ,of,
SEPT.
M^Intjtre porcupine Miiies, Ltd*—Earnings—
.$55,795
-
share
per
margin for ,the -calendar
400,000
v'
ENDED
68.000
..
$0.1.6.
161; p. 2110.
MONTHS
Max-*M6Graw, President, announced it would appear that dividends
totaling $1.50 ,per share for the year have been earned by a reasonable
.*
54,000
NINE
after
McGr.aw LJectrjic Gp.-^-Deeiar.es Extra piyidend—
The .directors have .declared an extra dividend -of 50 cents per share?
the capital stock, par $1, payable Pec., 29
i^o holders of record
Dec.' 15-.
Regular quarterly distributions of 25 cents -each are being
made, on this issue, the last <qne of which was paid pn Nov. 1, 1945.
'
1943
$i09,795
FOR
sales
profit
$64,663.
shares-LA^--v
capital
..Earned -per,share
■
Mr.
(on
•
1944
y
65.000
. .
Profit.,
-•Number
solidada
-1S45
$129,668
kedefai taxes_i--^U-~'
before
Federal
/
A,
Sept. .30—
succeeding
,
»/,
V
Subsidiaries)".^
'(Including Domestic
Months .Ended
President,
~
fink- JProdiicts Corp.—Earnings—
^
3
becomes
•—V.
..
.
Committee.
President,
charges and taxes-—1
Earnings ,per share on 990,278 common sltares—
:162, p. 2819.
that
canceled
be issued
.
,
;
stock, he
common
EARNINGS
..
•Net
wit,h respect thereto, (b) that the demand
note of $5,700,000 be canceled and
loj that (.he members of the board
of .directqrs^
^predecessor and its ipSiicers automatically1-become
the .directors and .officers tpf ^ companyr on the effective date .of the
merger.—V. 16.2, p. .2110,
;_-•
/
Executive
162, p. 675.
McCivory Stores ^Corp.—Earnings—
y
•
.
the
Fierce, Vice
\
further provided (a)
.jjp.fc'sh.aih8 -.of
shares of -stock
no
Con-
New
,
the merger
of
-Co.,*'-cons^tihg!
»';•*
1
arid
products
*.
...
of
MarvUa
Warner.—V.
AvSuppdemental ,in4ent\ire will he executed by the company io evithe assumption .of the .obligations just ./described in
accordance
applicable provision of the predecessor's indenture.
part jot the new operation, will
wire rod.,: Until now Mexico has
the' most
only
.?•■'
•
..
*ir
-
ejected Chairman of the Board of Directors, succeeding Henry
Fisher, who will retire pn .Jan.
1.
1946, after serving in that
for 28 years.
Mr. Fisher will continue as a director and
•Chairman
the
-
with ,qn
is
"first.'time'
the
for
produce
products
■
mill,' which
under
2645.
p,
capacity
dence
.
.
rod
issued
merger
'
.
10-inch
the
of
162,
been
J.
refunding mortgage sinking
series
•
.new
constitute .1.89,300 shares of common
(par $10).- .C.ompany, as the surviving corporaobligations of the predecessor, including the
such -predecessor's first .and
•:'/" that indenture.
••••/,--•. :
~
<
;The proceeds of this ..issue will he used to finance 4he construction
<pf 4 new st.eel mill to cost approximately $3,000,000.' /..-"v. v
r
it
ha Consolidu.da, largest steel company in Mexico, .was purchased
in 1942 by ;a group headed'by Shields.
C.o.
* ^•':/
<
Ground ; already has been broken by La Consolidada for »the pew
^Pilingi'-The minimum capacity will he 136,000 r1net ions per
'.-year;
this. jn.M wUl produce .many prpducts ^not rolled "at..present
/in".Mexico and will .open .Up many1 new lines tor Mexican manufacture,
the
the
all
Electric: Corp.-^V.
McCall Corp.—Changes in Personnel—
William B, Warner, President and General Manager since 1919, has
predecessor's'inriepture .dated Feb. 1, 1924 (series of 1924 and modified
.of 1932), as y ell as all obligations of the predecessor under
.
"
per
L*w.
company
v* fund bonds, outstanding -at the time
;t
on
share, Mexican currency; less shares sub¬
scribed for by the common stockholders pursuant/to
•their preferential:right of 'subscription under Mexican
pesos
assumed
payment ,of
Hemphill Noyes h Co., end
Dec. 20 headed a syndicate of
Ajmerican bankers which offered at $16 per share 166,.667 American Preferred Shares, representing
166,667
shares 6% cumulative preferred stock of the par value of
White, Weld & Co.
of
:
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
S^e Pennsylvania Gas
,
$50) become and
(par
stock
tion,
\
Lowell Gas Light
Jan.
1
.
:$
'• '
3075
•'
capital .gqods,
per
common
share
!"On 798,000 shares.
For
■
( to
the quarter ended
Sept. 30, 1945, net profit was $592,288, equal
cents a 6hare,
comparing with $528,590 or 66 cents a share for
September .quarter of 1944.—V. 1,61 j p. 465.
7.4
the
-
.
>.'
McWilliapis Dredging Co.—Earnings—
EAR-NINGS
-
Earned
"
■
La Salle Extension University—Extra Dividend—
The
directors
have
declared
dividend
extra
an
of
10
cents
;;
—V.
\
JL-
share
gammon
■$0.91
profit
9
'
Months
Ended-Sept.
30—.W
:
current
Federal
1945 v :
•
(par
20
North
Wacker
Chicago,
Drive,
1943
$2,783,55?
'2,789,433
1,954,469
$815,054
V,$857,007
*'
9
$5)
shares
350.140
on
;
,
common-stock
More
■Class
[Jhas
than
A
:•
10,000 shares
stock,
it
was
been extended
on
'
■cents
the
on
class
'
cents
on
the
class
capital
were
V '
$2.44
The
York
Nev/
of
Curb
capital
(par
INCOME STATEMENT,
3Net sales
Cost of
has approved
Exchange
stock
-
SIX
-
—
v
•
charges and Federal
189,539
$2.34
$2.47
'' V'V
taxes
income.
on
—
159,
$125^19
2661.'
or
will have
$180,362,
66 cents a share
Previous
was
1944
Net
Net.
-
able
(trade),
$400,50);
v
monthly
over
a
Earned
1945
>
V
for
doubtful
and
$59,991;
(Cr),
notes
Line
■
missions
Gross
(.
Net
-
cdue
Monotype
tion
payable,
trade
creditors, $9,253;
Welfare
Months Ended
Sept. 30—
common
per
'--♦On 1,929,127 shares.—^V.
.
i
.
1945
-
and taxes $1,495,263
share—$0.77
after charges
profit
*
,
p\
(
162,
•
New
York .Stock
Dec.
pp.
' \; 1
2017,
.
corporation
law
30,
T
1945
of
953,440
:
capital shares
. .
.
11,
,
four
cases
days which
include sales
extras
„pn
the
com.
taxes
1945—9 Mos.—1944
$717,079
$679,586
$242,810
30,000
share—
and
30,000
30,000
30,00(
$7.82
$23.07
$21.81
-
.
$7,52
charges.—V,
-
162,
p.
12.
'
*
intends
retirement
Service
demand notes
>
to
apply
the
from said sale in-part to
debenture stock owned by Maine
($31,100 principal amount) and its
outstanding 3%
($340,000 principal amount),.all owned by Maine.
of
its
6%
proceeds
perpetual
Co.
(Maine
all of the
outstanding securities of New Brunswick except $7,900
principal amount of 6% perpetual debenture stock which is
$541,600
>
able.)
$1.24
•
is
.
The
balance
non-call-
of
proposed to be used
eral corporate purposes
;
from
5
:
to
time.
r
$1,808^404
shares
$10,800
$1,992,087
$1,353,210
'
610,600:"
510,600
/" $3.90
' "' $2.65
,•
Lowell Llectric Light Corp.
Ended Sept. 30—■
befo;re ;taxes—
/
Net profit
1945
\
.
.
^—
*
______
-V. 162, p. 783.
,
.
1944
*
$5^8,617'
iPede^al taxes
..
..234,679
1943
$493,795
185,593
$476,088
168,682
$308,202
,
$307,406
$303,938
Montljs jEnded Sept.\30—"
profit
Number
Earned
,of capital shares__
per
♦After
shore
"...
1945
\
_______
—__
"
1944!.
...
1943
$222,793
$221,704
$376,646
150,000
150,000
150,000
VS*
$1,#8
.
charges and Federal taxes.- -V. 161, p. 2662.
-
•"
>
.
j
;
-
bonds
162,
p.
2820.
.
other bids, two of which proyed to be
identical, were received
competitive sgle.
They were; 'First Boston Corp.', 100.079 for
2%s; White, .Weld & Co. and Kidder, Peabody & Co., 100 07^ for 27'asSalopion ;Br;os. & Hurler, 101.14 -for 3s; and Halsey, Stuart <& Co"
Ipe., -100.069 for 3s.
1945; due Oct. i, 1975.
i
;
National Bank & Trust Co., Chicago, trustee
principal rind int. (A & O) will be payable at office of the trus(
tee,
Chicago,/pr ?t option of bolder, g,t the office or agency of com¬
pany in New YorkCoupon bonds in denomination of $1,000
registerable
as
.to principal only and interchangeable with
fully 'registered
bonds
in ^denominations ,pf $1,000, .or authorized
multiples thereof
Bonds will coptftin no -tgx free or tax refund
provisions, arid will not
have any conversion or voting rights.'
Bonds will be
redeemable prior
to maturity as a whole at any time or in
part from time to time on
Continental Rlipois
v
least -30 .days'
at
no&ce, at qer^ain percentages.,of
the principal amount,
pnd sgle of the $2,200,000 of
pew bonds
,to be secured by a mortgage on the properties of the company and
b\
a
pledge of all of the common stock of the subsidiary
owned
PURPOSE—The
issuance
bv
is part of a general plan of refinancing of the
subsidiary, under which the subsidiary will
$2.51
-
the
company
ane
rimultaneouslv issui
institution, at private sale, $600,000 of Canadiar
dollar bonds designated'as its first mortgage
bonds, 3%% Series dui
1975, to be secured. by _a- mortgage -lien on the
properties of the sub
sidiary.
The plan involves, in addition, the retirement by the comnam
rind sell
'"
•9
of the company.
Service Co. below.—V.
Public
company,
.
Lynch Corp.—Earnings—
"Net
new
the
.the
:
the
Both
.
9 Mos.
of
Dated Oct. 1,
1Q4^
1Q44
12_—.—
—
sale
Four
at
'
;i
from .the
bid of 100.281.
'•/"
•
,$3.54
•i'A^ter charges and Federal /income and ,ex.cess profits taxes.—:Y. 162,
: -p. $642.
...
■ ■•" -v
-
-
proceeds
the construction or
acquisition of improve¬
the properties of New Brunswick and for gen¬
$2,200,000 1st mortgage and collateral trust bonds 2% %
series due 1975.' The issue was awarded Dec. 17
on a
pf 37V2 cents per share were made
Sept. 29,,-this year.
Prior to the stock
quarterly dividends of 50 cents per share,
Munths 'Rnded -Sept. ,30r—
-Net
also Maine
the
for
Maine Public Service Co.
Bonds Offered — Bear,
Stearns & Co., on Dec. 19 offered at
101% and interest
.
time
^Net profit
of capital
Earned per share
;
See
-v:/
distributions
paid
34th
$233,949
shares—
common
per
Public
June 30 .arid
company
other
was
at
buslne§s ^nsacted at Macy's-
on
Quarterly
7.
total
a
day was Dec. 17, when sales
increase over the same day
the
1945—3 Mos.—1944
income
Company
1,495,040
taxes
Number
-,)
the
of
Thursday. Sales figures in all
of
the
Loose-Wjjies Biscuit Co. (& Subs.) -T-Earuings
''
...
2i.l$>
first
with
topped
Life Assurance Society
principal amount of Cana¬
dian dollar bonds bearing a 33A% interest rate and due
-
.9
V.
a
the
Dec.
on
Sales
par to the Equitable
of the United States
$600,000
$17,517,157
1
__r_
million-dollar
of $1,048,172,
and
transacted
in Macy's history.
Dec. 13, of this year,
1975.
ENDED RRPT.
Wilhani F. Rodgers, Vice President and General Sales Manager, has
.k diMctor.—V. 162, p.. 189$; ; /t • • * •'<?'
*4
,
••''
Exchange has ,authorized the continued -listing
business
MONTHS
profit
th)s issue
splitrup, the
$1.03
Commonwealth
of
Pennsylvania on Dec. 21,
1944.
It became the successor,' by
merger, on Sept. 29,. 1945, of The Lehigh yailey Coal Co., at which
itime its name was changed from Northern Field Coal Co. to Lehigh
Valley Coal Co.
Prior to the merger the company was not aofively
-engaged in business, its sole assets consisting ,of a demand note - of
the predecessor in the amount-of $5,700,000.
That note ;hSd been
issued
by the predecessor to its parent,
nehigh Valley Coal .Corp.
(Delaware) for cash advanced prior to 1939.
The parent assigned
this note on Deo. 27,
1944, to the company .under its then name; of
Northern Field ,Coal Co., a wholly owned /subsidiary, in .consideration
of and in exchange for its cumulative preferred stock consisting of
the
NINE
$1,003,088
privately at
'
•
$)>992,585
«^$1.56
2)49 aijd R644.
,
charges
on
1943
$3,004,570
sinking fund gofd bonds, j5& -series pf )9$4, of The Lehigh
been assumed by the company, ,gs fol¬
1354 . (stamped), $3,000,000 due Feb. 1,
under
$2.03
''V
Co.—Earnings—^
FOR
on
Maine
Nejw Brpnswick Electrical Power Co., Ltd.—
Sells Bonds Privately—The
company
(in conjunction
yvith the Maine Public Service Co. financing) has sold
;
income.
on
Dec. 6 declared an extra dividend of )2& cents per
Vshare and a regular quarterly dividend of 37 V2 cents .per share on the
new common .stock, no
par yalue, which resulted from a three-for-one
sphf~up last MayThey are payab'e Dec. 31 to holders of record
1964(stamped),*-,$3,000,000 dpe Feb." 1,f 1974/(stamped).
i'The company was incorporated with fhe .pame of "Northern -Ffeld
Co."
taxes
The fourth
of
day"
time
c
$146,871
Loew's, Inc.—Extra Dividend—-New Director—
"Valley Coal Co., which have
lows: $2,066,000 .due Feb. 1,
Coal
:> 1,676
-\r$3.33
Federal
business
third
previous year,
♦After
(.been ...elected
-the'New York Rtock Exchange pf: $8,066,000 first and refunding
mortgage
year's
-
22,500
•
—
-The .directors
com¬
Government
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—Cqjntinue.<i Lisjtmg^The
on
\
Million—
store's
day's
ments und additions ,to
customers'
,-••1944
$1.11
owns
plus
9
$0.90
"million-dollar
the
^ a
a
Earn,
24,901
V
V
No.
32.837
,
$225,562
-Earned per share on 437,912
—V. 162, p. 2395.'. ' '■
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co. (& Subs.) —Earnings—
'•Earnings
2395.
p.
<
22,500
share___.
provision for current
Material
after
Net
bonds,- $3,126;
capital stock ($5 par), $1,252,315; capital surplus,
$565,912; earned surplus, $3,517,826; total, $6^199,368.^-V, )62,-p. 1770.
2Net
share
Mahoning Goal RR. Co.—Earnings—
'
$12,882; unclaimed dividends payable,,$3,173;
Fund, $750; reserve for taxes am) renegotia¬
(net), $4)6,493; due employees for purchase of U. tS.
1944 1
$126,214
113,164
112,855
Period End. Sept. 30—
\
$228,785
jax__—
sales
Federal
inventories,
-$n -accounts receivable, $29,361; accrued .payroll,
aqd -royalties,
110,228
,
$305,245
—
EARNINGS
,
LIABILITIES—Accounts
1945
$101,685
-
PaXheS-Tlyi62ndp d2150Ot
$118,557
.148,206
common
"Including
/i
$1,279,631; -reserve fund (in cash) for new machineryand plant
.rehabilitation, $300,000; eafch stirrender value life insurance, $10,493;
^Investments, $400,000; investments in and advances to wholly mwnecl
subsidiaries, $3i9,969;
refund of Federal and State taxes, $17,155;
fixed assets ,(after reserve for depreciation of $2,805,097), $614,747;
•deferred changes, $15,134; total, $6,199,368.
"
-credit, balances
chan
8.
period of years,
accounts
7,898
?h; $157,039
A—
—
surplus
per
—V.. 162,
ing matured notes, amounting to $1,951), $159,215;
serve
12,969
interest-..
surplus--.—
surplus
Earned
accompanied by lien (includ¬
"Argentine-Republic
serial treasury motes, .$6,571; employees and others—notes receivable,
$2,802; interest accrued on notes receivable and bonds, $18,766;-.re¬
nuring
323,396
first
for
$1,073,251.
the
$449,851
381,992
1;
;
•
Additional State income
/
bonds, $905,462; accounts receiv¬
customers'. instalment notes receivable ma¬
U.
$552,000
32,706
-
$1,808,913;
1944
24,478
100,625
AUG. 31,
Corp.—Earnings—
shares
common
record
the
;,yea?
1945
7 lb -.-preferred :-.dividends_—
Common dividends ____—-
$350,546
--
ASSETS—Cash.
(& Subs.)—Earnings^-
^
,6- preferred rdividends__z
•
y
$612,864
262,318
taxes.
profit
RALANCE SHEET,
.V..
—
income
Total
29,0$3
for income taxes
p.
million
In
Previous earned
.
.Provision for Federal and State income
equipment
an
.
a
__—
$5.33.771
^—-
in
is
For the third time this month and the fourth time in
its history
Macy's New York has announced written sales for a
single day of
over
a
$1,000,000. Highest dollar volume in the entire
history of tha
store for any one day was on Dec.
6, 1945,' when the total reached
-was
$1,121,621.
This
wasv an
increase
of
11.8^
over
the
♦Net
Profit from operations
——:
Interest and jtiividerid8--—^t—
Profit before provision
Service Corp.
"Operatirig expenses
Income applicable to minority
.'
864,132
209,697
——
aside
assets
.i
—
•—
current
2002.
p.
CR. H.) Macy & Co., Inc.—Again Tops
P
,/
-
endqd Sept. 30, 1945, .net income
Sept. 30—
income
Operating
.
.
expenses
set
in
mechanical reasons it is not always
to arrange
companies in exact alphabetical
However, they ore always as near alphabetical
position as possible.
/
$469,479
—-2
9 Mos. Ended
MONTHS ENDED AUG. 31, -1945
$1,657,600
sales--,--r~—-'~j————
and
;
included
securities
and
$1,689,632
to
NOTE—Fqr
;
listing of 300,000
;
-Selling,'-gent-ia! and Administrative
-
the
$5),
Not
amounted
1944
i
$607,661
213,539
share
per
Lincoln
shares
161,
1945,
2648.
of
-
30,
$301,712.
Government
fund.—V.
—V.
$2.36
1945
A-
4----^
equal to 84 cents-a share compared with
-for the third quarter .of 19.44.—V. 161, p.
1
^declared, payable Jap. )5 to holders of record Dec. 29.—V. 162, p. 1891.
Lanston Monotype Machine Co.—Listed on Curb—
30.
$46,000,
-
.
.
.
*
-
shares—i
For the three months
•
j
„
stock
B
S.
Sept.
of
$829,087
.
,
<5 cents on the preferred stock,, 50
8
„
It is not expected that the aresults of renegotiation, if any,
material effect uroii earnings reported for both periods.
Dec.
a
and
stock,
A
.
$2.32'
,
31.
.Regular .quarterly .dividends of
of
"After
-.
.2,
U.
were
common
.
.
Months Ended Sept. 30—
profit
•;*Earned
®;
r;V ;i
stock has been exchanged for
13. Time for the exchange
of preferred
announced
to Dec.
v
SEPT.
credit
possible
162, p. 2644.
Number
Langrendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—Extends Time for
U;,J';
of
as
Outstanding
Earnings per
•Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. .(& Sub^.)—Earnings—
v
Exchange—
carryback
$126,453.
9 Months Ended
Sept. 30—
Net income after charges and taxes.
.
1944
»Net
l
ENDED
tax
order.
*162,
111.—V.
V.
—
MONTHS
Federal
to
equipment of
liabilities
$1,125,000 of
V.fV
$3,646,440
^
$3,444,153
taxes
profit
Earns, per share
The company has called for redemption on Jan. 8, 1946, a total Of
.=5,000 shares .of its outstanding 5'"« preferred stock at $107 per share
";and dividends. Payment will be made at the Illinois Stock Transfer
agent,
of
assets
-replacement
$0.47
2,629.099
,
Profit before Federal' taxes——
Net
•Co., transfer
p. 2644.
sale
on
Current
/
,
Lake Superior District jPower Co.—Partial Redemption
giving effect
162, p. 460.
JLife Savers Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
a
$5,
;
NINE
$140,53T
After
«
Macmillan Petroleum
share
per
quarterly dividend of 7!a cents per share on the common stock,
both payable Jan. 2, 1946, to holders of record Dec. 24, 1945.
_A distribution of 7% cents per share was made on this issue Oct. 1,
•.last, which was the first payment on the common stock since Oct, 1,
1940, when 15 cents was paid.—V. 161, p. 2557.
'
■
V
mi\d
par
per
FOR
/.Net loss
■
of
all
sidiriry
to a financial
its
of
outstanding bonds (old bonds) and the payment
by
its presept -indebtedness to the company.
iThe
.comply—Maine ^ Row,
the
sub
subsidian
Brunswick
Electrical
Power
Co
Ltd—ha
contracted
•trThe
'
Treasurer;
!•
4
interest to
•
redeemable,'at" ipe3/*. (excl, of mthereof)-——
1973,
the sale of ..the new bonds (exclusive
deduction of estimated expenses" M the
$42,400), amounting to $2,163,782, will be applied towards
of the old bonds and the balance necessary to effect such
will be supplied out of the $366,730 in U. S. currency to
from the subsidiary in payment of its outstanding
after
and
ti0Thefc^5ubsldiaryPS
receive an estimated $585,000 in Canadian
in United States currency) from the sale of its
first
tion
"
;
,
of
-Canadian
business. Dec.
-
for each
stockholders'
the
at the
record
26
-
close
„•
y'Z;':;-'
cur¬
Oper.
&
exps.
oper.
-
deprec._
farnings-
Interest
-V.
162,
3
'
(3)
\
Uncojlectible
fund for improvements and .. .
.;
y
additions to the subsidiary's property——' ,
150,000
- 135,135
Balance to be applied to the general corporate purposes of the '.subsidiafy-.^-.^----—^1'-^^r.»• -Cfv'>^.2.,
provide
r
a
10.050
rev,-,
oper.
■
Operating revenues..!.
Operating
expenses...
Operating taxes
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO REFINANCING• >
I 'J'--:.-!' l:Z —wiv Authorized.
Outstanding ^
i-m-
1,321,806
;.coll. trust -bonds,. 2%c/«
Series:,due -1975—
—.
—. ——
"Capital stock ($10 par)——'——
•
-
'
•
*
Net
.
Unlimited
$2,200,000
150,000 shs..,
150,000 shs. y
"The 10000 previously-authorized shares of capital stock ($100 par) y
have been' changed into 100,000 shares ($10 par), said 100,000 shares
have been increased to 150.000 shares and all. authorized, but .then un¬
issued shares have been distributed as a stock dividend.Such change,
increase and stock dividend were for the purpose of improving the capi¬
tal
structure of the company and to facilitate possible future dis¬
position or sale of the capital-stock of the company by Consolidated
V
i
The subsidiary's outstanding securities at Aug. 31, 1945 Consisted of
5 000 shares of common.stock (par $100). $39,000 (Canadian.currency)
..principal amount of 6% perpetual debenture stock, and $340,000 (part
Canadian and part U. S. currency), unpaid principal amount of 3/p
demand notes.a All of said securities,'. except 25 directors' qualifying
shares and $7,900 (Canadian currency) principal. amount of . the 6jo
'perpetual debenture stock, are owned by the company, Upon the con¬
Net
.,
,
„
The
income'
operating
$877,852
$8,290, 214
7,984, 082
'
'•
District),
Maine fits Southern
and
mission
Paul
income
Net
$384,972
- 159,392
Net
of
Earned
•
31—
^
Period End. Sept. 30—
net oner,
.
*
earn-
1945—3 Mos.—1944
:
charges
> Earns, per com. share—
ings
•
after ail
■
,
"After
$0.20
$0.20
:
162,
for
share
per
r-'-
-
Period End:
Operating
,.-425,000
577,000
Months
Ended
Sept, 30—
profit
tEarfngs
preferred
per
"After
'
-
depreciation,
$5.13
share
/
and
;
TNet voper.
1,899,831
5,877,909
f'f
3,990.642
3,689.363
11,535,158
10,073,896
ally planned
-$4,238,323
189.782
,,'205,858
$4,410,985 $12,469,460 $12.82T:262
Mead Corp.—Plans New Preferred
<.
Gen.
613,382
-
3,437.536
I
3,603,752
10,229,615
;
$990,569
$1,013,091
$2,853,228
A'special meeting of
•
,
'
to
and '-40.-076
part
vote
-1-945—3 Mos.—1944
dividend
any
on
dividends.
$578,712
-
-
1945^-9
5.231
date
the
on
notice
at
year
from
received
.
used
for
15,
Oct.
from
the
1945,
sale
to
of
April
improvements.-—V.
15,
bonds,
new
$8,000,000
105
1955,
the
v'
The
additional
said,
50,000
.
152,000
1945
1944
$5,195,176
$5, 745242
348,381
:
361,268
cxp._
!
.
—!
——
share
per. common
■
loss
a
goods
exclusive
of
j
$2.04
Federal
162, p. 2944.
of
>
-.
Provision
.trackless trolleys, will be completed in 1946 instead of 1948 as
originally planned, according to Col. Roane Waring, President.
of
for
trackless trolleys
The-, 180
V.
162,
p.
operation
and
to
an
be
purchased
are
in. addition
addition to the 20 recently
1643.
Melville
....
Shoe
,
those
to
...
Corp.—New President of Unit—
.
;
;
988,712
470,000
•
1,098,900
141,000
!_
Gross
Other
—V.
948,078
of
;
——
Inc.. Jan
on
Dec.
of
.affiliated'
10
by
Arthur
•
Paar
company
Ward Melville,
as
President
of; Melville
President.
Shoe
-
of
Melville
Corp,,
was
Realty
10,246.428
1,474,482
734,433
1,992,600
734.433
9,039,810
B,493,Cr43
1
56,241
exc.
:
profits
taxe3
.
V
>—$1,788,479
. 584,004
p.
Net
announced
,
income
'—v. 162,
p.
1893.
—
r
—
v: ;
—
"
5,387
$678,278
$688,319
.>.
••
' '• /•'•=" •'•/■•■•*••■
$2,393.3.10
..573,392
"
13,840.250
401.589
•
r_—„—1.^— ,$42,721,00.7 $44,144,128
2275.
"
; ■' >
*
.(
:
;
,/
,
„
,
.
"'r"1945
Sept. 30—
taxes
,,
"
.
..
..
..
.
^
.;
1944
,,
yX>'c
,.
1943
•.
of
_
r ";
Western' Oil
Co.
-
incurred
$107,810
Corp. : stock -for
stock
on
Sept,
$955,572
$1,138,676
$0.94
share
after "loss
Oil
$1,307,047
■
—
per .com.
stock./
taxes
28,
$0.83
in
1942
.:
^
evchenge
$0.69
of
"$801,931
••
44 700
$0.53
shares
44,700
shares of "Tide Water
tOn 1,375,145 shares of
1942.
.
!
>'■"
a
charges,
Sect. 30, 1945, net income was $803,003,
to 58 "cents a share compared .with
equal
the third quarter of 1944.—V. 161,''
(V.-
special
'[■
;
>
and
2662.
At
333,064
8,581,
.
contingencies—————
:
r—
———
-
$641,987 and 46 "cents a share for
.
24,103
—;—-
.
161,162
Pacific
after,
.
$1,026,770
1—
■.
■
10,721,845
—396,165
■. ;
$1,002,661
298,326
-1——
.:—
'
—
1
liabilities——J.————
For the' three months ended
94,000
meeting .on
Dec.
28
the
Split-Up Shares—
stockholders :will
vote
on
approving changes in' the' capital structure of the company, it is an¬
nounced..
The change is to be effected, if the stockholders approve,
through; adoption of a by-law which would authoilze the subdivision
-
income.
404,877
95,373
!
—!!!;
!
"
$985,186
Co.,.
Other officers -of .the realty
99.164
10,536,806
!
.
profit after charges
capital
v
election
115,308
930.000
3,768.585
22,076,040
Associated
•
65,299
.6,610.212
5,324,228
175,472
income,
excess -profits
and
taxes—!———!—-
1,861,215
$919,887
:
•
'
1,903,389
————————
„"
930.000
3,768,585
syrplus —24,232,144
"Also
342,000
.742,100
8,775,118
•
special
162, p.
and
;
/
299,785
for
tEarns.
'
513,000
-
Federal
of
accrued
9 Mos. End.
Net
p
$4,580,795
10,926.334
advances.^—1_!_
Mission Corp:—Earnings—
■
1
stock ' ——
Earned
.!
"
Federal
Capital
"
The
travel
and
accrued
Reserve
•
1944
1,671,092
—..
deductions
/ " Jto,792,02i
vi-'y.;-.'**' '• '•*•:•
accrued
reductions, in estimated
Total interest charges-,
7
< <
$4^,721,007 $44,144,128
taxes
721,636
——-
SHEET;;
—
payable ——
Other
6,224,308
—
revenues
8,247,000
-
—--•-
'—
—
capital stock
••
6,854,009
——
Net operating revenues—-,
Non-operating
lo,4oo,
(net)——r———
Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd.—To
purchased.—
11,304,000
22,076,o40
period
-
notes
Other
•
696,557
,
—
depreciation—
100
already fn
to
■
securities
receivable
'
..
1945
taxes
inccme
which includes the. purchase
program,
equivalent
Charges
Street Ry.—Modernization Program
modernization
' 285,625 .:r , 286,250
•
'*
1 * * >.v - ■
*.
»•
.v.7"
Sept. 30,'45 Dec. 31,'44
expenses
Accrued
'
•
Memphis (Tenn.)
The $3.500,roo
•
investments
Payroll
.
Transport Co. (& Subs.)
:
*. •
excess
! Total
:
including material, labor" and
depreciation.
fOn 234,915 shares.
taxes——
$15,547,"728 $12,555,770
182,156
renegotia-
for
'LIABILITIES
sold,
tax
taxes—
35,124,641
88,991.786 $15,066,420 .812,087,937
309,852-481.308- • 1 467.834
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
refund
Accounts
surtax—.———
profits
excess
inccme
' 1943
I!
$47,212,577
ii!}
: -
" •
41,594,054,M7,862.939
.
?
•
V
1944 '
30,'45
'
operations.!——
Government
Prepaid
stated that the third
$54,618 before adjustment of
income
and
'
$50,585,840 $62,929,359
property and equipment (net)^—„—
Patents ana trademarks-—;————-—
$1.61
general expenses
expenses"-
than
normal
;
—Years End. Dec. 31— :
Plant
$1,030,738
;
operating
State
..
S.
Total
4,100.000
3,670,000
$1,132,247
and
other
! Sept.
'
(
INCOME STATEMENT
;
receivables
revenues
Other
•.
presently
'
accounts
249,375
$17,403,764 $17,121,055
985,662
1,009,509
Purchased power (from parent company)—
2,211,977
2,409,933
Maintenance and repairs
!-i
—.—
313,125
Provision for casualties and
insurance.-—-,.,— ,,402,062
Federal
1 -.*
$6,389,976
Post-war
•
215,959
207,099
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Taxes
^
surplus"—$24,232,144 $22,076,040 $19,468,777
Employees'
$5,735,359
139,288
3,179,000
Milwaukee Electric Railway &
Administrative
'-
.
.
authorized the listing
stock
operating-
and
beginning oi
at
surp.
Other
302,626
r
$1,074,993
$1.75
■Earnings—
Operating
-"
therefor.
purpose
v-
and
Trade
President^
Kulas,
in
e
refunds—5,938,826
Total
be
to
of
cost
but
expense,
J.
capital
credits-i.-!!!!—!-!!
ASSETS^-'
U.
quarter operations
Federal taxes.
A
credit resulting from the reduction of accrued income taxes in the
amount of $369,000 for the quarter was responsible for .translating
the third quarter operating loss into a net profit of $314,382.
For
1944 net profit was $379,486 for the third quarter.—V. 161, p. 2222;
V. 162, p. 676.
V
; !!!
' yyr.'y.E.
resulted
•'
Cash".
*
.
factory
and
from
'
S6,037.9°6
249,375
! .249,375.
sharing
deducting
of
sold
stax-es
Earned
v
'1943
,•
.
$5, 396,861
138.140
$4,833,908
provision for Federal in¬
and excess profits taxes--!
"After
Exchange has
par)
Inventories
106,896
223,644
profit
Listing of
—
*
V.
—L— $25,256,696 $23,426,880 $20,814,541
Dividends paid——1,024,552
1,350,840
1,345,764
$1,186,189
deductions
profit
Co.
-
-
Total
.
^
for
12
income__:_—!.$9,301,638
Earned
121,000
$2,002,983
\£"
30—
adminis.
and
Dec.
on
:Z^^$3,i$p,656"''';$3;95!BflQ^
(& Subs.)— -Earnings—
profit
general
come
$2,000,000
was
-
.
—,
s!
•.
Net
3y«^
company
-
—
income'
tion
•
-14,531
'
accrued
and
>
held
Stock
(no
goods
profit
Estimated
stock redeemable in whole or in
days'
30
company, sold
meeting
.
17,196
•
Months Ended Sept.
Reserve
15-year first
mortgage bonds
and
at the 1 same time paid
off
the outstanding
$6,000,000 of 314 %
bonds which were due at rate of $600,000 a
year
•
next
Mos'.—1944
$486,773
32,000
$475,222
Depreciation
1
■
this
the
capi,ral stock;
Prov,. foV- Federal income and
-$2,391,031- $1,529,137
218.852
207,417
64,928
taxes^_
2820.-
p.
L
$606,931
65,351
6.139
162,
Selling,
'
Barlief-
-/vV-r*'-
1
*
Prov., for State income and Federal
Fed.
Midland Steel Products Co.
on
shares of $5.50 B preferred
their
at
until
profit
Gross
•
7
for Jan.
has been called
stockholders
common
V3'A
-
Dividend—
.
^-
ONLY)
(COMPANY
INCOME
OF
V.
income
Net
—V.
approving the authorization of 200,0001 shares
of a new class of
cumulative preferred stock—$100 par—and to in¬
crease Pic authorized common stock from 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 shares.
They" will also be asked to approve a change in location of. the
principal off-ce of the company from Chillicothe, O., to Dayton, O.
The
corporation has outstanding 30,755 shares of $6 A preferred
1946,
29,
•
holders.
said
on
issuance
of
Net
$1,744',444
e?:pj._
than
income
Federal
'/
for in
accordance
sales
Other
f
10,592,729
—
admin.
other
of
expenses
rfy
509,911
•
income
end
Taxes,
taxes.
.
scrip certificates
Canadian Pacific Ry.'
deposit with it and of-all such second mortgage
with it, and is now prepared to distribute-such
with the. terras of the said deposit
on
.in.
New "York
"Cost
and
income
Total
$11.19
Stock, Etc.—
Minneapolis, St.
voting trust cer-
deposit
;
;
stks.
cos,
STATEMENT
of a
origin¬
2820. v
r ;
p.
of
by
$4,616,844 $13,082,843 $13,337,174
$4,428,105
pfd.
on
Period End. Sept-. 30—
(par $5)
special offering—V. 162,
on
price
shares
Net
(bet),—
-
sub~id.
Net
announced; the private placement
as a
to
Co.
Ry.
'
other deductions ;
..'•Ulay Department Stores Co.—Private Sale—Shields &
Dec. 11
Pacific
stock
represented
share provided
per
673,523
Fed.
income
divs.
of.
tEarnings
on
Canadian
9 Mos. End.
-
Co.,
by
District Court for the District
common
Co.,
CONSOLIDATED
excess
income
Income
Gross
Int.-,
^.^fBasedbn 26,439 shares of $7 preferred stock.—V. 161, P. 2662.
block of 7,300 shares of common stock
1,
and
said
directors
notice
•
$295,805-
income
B
the
RR.
,734,373
.
$6.85
of
Marie
$2
,251,532
profits taxes --Li——
Other
'
4,528,774
1,973,086
1943
provision for Federal
interest and
Jan,
(which Plan was confirmed
8.
the
to
due
the
road
the U.
Division)
bonds,
gold
and of certificates of deposit
option granted pursuant to
Ry.,
that
of 1,951',outstanding", with
authority to "add 50,000 Shares of common" capital stock upon official
530
098,163
7,660.845
,z
than
inc.
Federal
Othp.r
$181,160
of
50-year
M.
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
•;
1.498.619
Depreciation
other
Taxes,
■
1,236,000
O! 1944
1945
$135,696
i——
4Vc
S.
5, 1945, the deposit trustee has applied the said pur¬
ratably in reduction of the principal of all such second
dividend
The
1944
2,586.148
1,553,891
:X.4,
Marlon Steam Shovel Co.^—Earnings—
9
"Net
S.
notified
1943,
Common Stock—
22. 537.573
2,533,503
$3,310,551
$0.56
1,598,000
f
$1.65
,v
.
;
.,
,
.
'
!
'
051,113
051.113
Maintenance
.
•—
24
7 722 997
7,722,997
O nsn v.o
8.050.122
r
Operation
Operating profit
.
,
$22,339,569 $21,807,947 $66,123,261 $63,
revenues—-
ntv rntif.il
'
;
'
131.695
Nil
$0.77
after^^■'■"reServti" for
taxes.; fNet" prbfit"
'
'
' '
f
~
;
$1.72
•
'
.•
$2,283.9^9
deferred action on
quarterly meeting, of the board. No dividends have been paid 011 the stock of this company which on Sept. 1,
1944, succeeded the old Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Ry.
The latter went into receivership in 1937.—V. 162, p.' 2645".
1110,225
1
—
-
The
"the
$2,496,798
••••-
Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept,36—,rNl?45—3 Mos.—1944 ^ 1945—9 Mos,
"Manufacturing
of_
taxes
249."
p.
'--^1945 /1944
Middle West Corp. (&
contingent pro-
'"vision
—V.
-
.v"
9
-
not
purchase
•
Mos.X-1944
$3,264,199
!
$0.57
$1,175,647
$0.46
.
-
348,609
....
$2,404,990
Dec.
price
bonds
...
$1,155,450
,
1945—9
the
of
No Action
v^^--i^ww<"-r-;j-'.:205.945;
shares_i-i
common
f»AXter charges bnd "Federal
rencgotiation.^-V. 162, p. 249.
.
,
"Consol.
&
shares
series
by
of
chase
$222,222
$225,580
"$57,043
—-
loss
Number
-
..
of
price
As
184,584
Corp*-r-Earnings-rr
trust companies and other affiliates)
"
.4,116
,
$406,807
i
!_
—Lit ^$1,207,058
__-!__!!-^_U-_v_ii^^^v^-';'-i;:104;465
sales
"Net
at
Marine Midland Corp.—Earnings—
$654,435'
r
of series B,
has been
Co., and that the pursaid option of all shares
represented by voting trust certificates of series B and scrip certifi¬
cates of series B held
by the First National Bank of Chicago, 38 So.
Dearborn St., Chicago, 111., as Deposit Trustee under second mortgage
.' bondholders' deposit
agreement,, dated Sept. 1, 1944, has been received
by it as such deposit trustee.
•:
."!•"*'!••• v-;;
chase
y
income
>•"»
"46,986
$63,060
______
'
^
(Including constituent banks,
5,273,100
'
power it .generates, except for a small
Province :df "New Brunswick adjacent, to the
.
P.
been
Ste.
agreement.' among
all df the
A'livv.
$104,030
37,293
Micromatic Hone
.
the -company
to
3,673
i
.
certain
tificates
'
—162, p. 988.
the -international boundary
amount distributed in
international border,
and Is the company's principal source of power for its Northern Dis"Jtrict. ,.*Uu .pi"VipC4,lt*VS of the subsidiary, flllU the il Vl~VllVl.U District - of
The properties Ui wlv cUwolUHliy and VUv Northern
fv v * *V v
the company constitute, and are operated as, a -single inter«-conne< ted
system,'.as the storage reservoirs which are necessary for the efficient
operation of ..the ..subsidiary's."Tinker- plant and the major portion of
the trertsrrlesion and distribution lines connected therewith .are, located
in Maine and are owned and operated by the company,
•,
"
'
Incidentally to the protrocion :Of the eieotric business, the company
and subsidiary engage in -the merchandising of appliances. J
PURCHASER OF BONDS—The entire $2,200,000 of new bonds were
5 purchased by Bear, Stearns & Co., New York.—V. 162, p. 2944.
celling
company
mortgage
St.
Fourth
Sault
&
exercised
1
$402,690
1.236
370,071
„
1
Quarter Ended Oct,
Maine •& New Brunswick-Electrical power Co., Ltd. (the subsidiary)
owns
and operates a hydro-electric generating plant located
in New
Brunswick (the Tinker plant).
The subsidiary is primarily a generat¬
the
second
of
mortgage-bonds
east
-
•
Minnesota.
•
1,399,938
$381,299
$100,353
'
—
Int., etc. deductions
;c
ing
1,503,538
$102,794
"
"
operates small hvdro-electric development!: as well as trans¬
distribution lines.
*
- .:?-Vy'jy
9wns and
,
the
in
County
1,406,700
4,532,651
129,635... 267,030
"
Income
Gross
central section of
In both of these districts; the company
Piscataquis
in
and
(
$100,109
245
391,195
oper. income—-;
Other income
.
District)
•:<"
'
"
$472,864
$491,304
Net
6% per-^
by the company
consist of $600,000 first mortgage bonds, 33/4% series due 1975 and $7,900 outstanding
I principal amount of 6& perpetual debenture stock, which will be outstanding in the hands of the public,-and shares of common stock which
.will be owned by the company (except directors' qualifying shares) and
pledged under the mortgage securing the new bonds of the company,
COMPANY AND SUBSIDIARY—Company was incorporated by an act
of i the Legislature of the State of Maine: under the name of Gould
Electric Co.,1 Inc., approved April 7. 1917. the present corporate name
having been adopted on Aug. 31, 1929.
It is an .operating utility: and
holding company, engaged in the purchase and sale of electricity, prin¬
cipally at retail, in Aroostook and Penobscot Counties in northeastern
Maine
adjacent ■• to the Canadian "border * (the' company's Northern
1,423.500
Instrument
bonds have
•
all of said
plan-r,of refinancing
present
the
of
petual debenture stock and 3% demand notes owned
will be retired and the subsidiary's capitalization will
:
1,345,000
$0.34
the Plan cf Reorganization of this
1945—12 Mos.—1944
$1,884,838
$1,802,629
1945—3 Mos.—1944
revenues---
Oper. exp. and taxes—
*
summation
Period End, Sept. 30—
•
4
.
480,300
..r
.
$510,600
sh—J
the M.,
of
purchase
oper.
!_
order, dated June 18,
•
;
372,000
•
Michigan Gas & Electric po^Earnings—
Total
.
v
taxes
com.
$9,329,149
\
,
:
'■!.
and
'—:
$8,549,672
'
and
Holders
of
'
-
$2,671,070
.
"
215,351
taxes— J;,. 89,513
Brown
1949,
•
2645.
162, p.
34,566
instrument
of such
<
—V.
6,700
,
41,372
»
574,836
:
820,428
.
; Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—pay¬
ment on Account of Principal on Bonds—
.
932,076
788,096
$946,790
'
Co., a subsidiary, has developed an indus¬
that will multiply, divide,
subtract and add during
manufacturing operations! Known as the. "adjustable
indexet,", the instrument is adaptable in the chemical, petroleum and
related industries.—V. 162, p. 2820,
„.i*
\»
'
income
per
processing
.
4
"^
)
12,758
*
...'
.
,
income
trial
•
104.128
4.613,312
•
1st; mtge,
Net
<
$6,195,314 $66,773,880 $50,
3,892,825
44.109,446
39, 829,154
1,424,637. 14,374,220
12 342,898
'Z
$6,881,908
$0.56
•
1945—9 Mos.—1944
$8,495,542
$'9,287,881
•
3,422
Zl New Product Developed—;
83,263
^"2.
-
tax),
profits
exc.
Earned
$1,566,919
::--,-84,468
5,888
■■■••
4,718
taxes
.Miscellaneous
.
the co. (excl. of accrued int.) as follows: •
Currency.-vCumncy^
perpetual debenture stock
—;—
$31,100y
$28,018 v. Michigan Bell Telephone: Co.-^Earnings-r^ :
;•
%• demand notes—
>y■ 7- ' ^ys ,,
!-:'»Preiod End, Oct. 31-—1945—Month—1944
194^—10 Mos,—1944
$13 000 payable in * Canadian currency—.yyy 13,000
.11,712
Operating revenues
: $6,891,958
$6,201,202 $66,858,348 $60,187,391
$327 000 payable- in U. S. 'currency—
b
362,970 r (327,000 /
To
profits
State
.Fed.
;
to
(2)
'
' 11,059 7 ' •
cap. stock,
(incl.
ex-
Canadian
6Vo
r
$559,036
1
Subsidiaries
Canadian
income."—i_-_" $1,187,464
Gross
2645.
p.
'"1944
Regulator Co.—Earnings—
and
*$2,667,648
,
'C
1945
$606,213
$0.60
■
•
1945—3 Mos.—1944
earned
,Fed, inc. &
split-up
y'
'$2,503,797
$249,024
$290,943
v
(
$1,171,686
Miscellaneous income—!
1945—Month—1944
-1945—9 Mos.—1944
$1,387,953- $1,084,430 $11,193,508
$9,208,505
1,097,010
835,406
8,689,711
7,641,586
Sept. 30—
from
earns
,.
.
1 '
;
-
—
.
(including Domestic
'
.
1945.
(Expressed in Canadian Currency)
Period End.
Gross
taxes-
'
(& Subs.)—Earns.—
Mexican Light & Power Co., Ltd.
,
Period End. Sept. 30—
.Profit from opers._!
transfer
stock is of no par value and the proposed
change the capital of the company.—V. 162, p. 2820.
-
and
share—
common
1297.
•r}
30—
r'
all common stock-
was
Sept.
charges
Minneapolis-Honeywell
:
'■,v:-
sent to
of business Dec. 15,
meeting
>
additional
nine
receive
will
-
one.share held,
p.
160,
cess
U.S.,
.
of
stock
„~-v.
^
common
not
Net
subsidiary's indebtedness
of the:
(1V To payment
C'"
per
called for
stock on
has' been
stockholders
common
Ended
after
profit
-Earnings
.
follows:
will be utilized as
,
The
close
common
holders'-of
new
mortgage bonds (exclusive of accrued interest and after deduc¬
of expenses estimated at"$15,000 (in Canadian currency)
which
($527,027
of
Notice
-
of
to
the
agent -at
shares
will
; together ' with general funds of "the company to the cxfcent reed,
will be set aside in a fund of $250,OOO for improvements and addi-
rency
1945
Net
(
act on a-proposal1 to split up the common
10-for-l basis.
rv'
; :•»
>:*'■ c ■*<>. r;v,-r-;..-.:.^
Common > stockholders
as
shown
onthe
records of :• the
a
of accrued
amount of
redempt on
redemption
be jeceived.,
meeting
special
26,
received from..-the. subsidiary,
the moneys
The remainder of
comDanv
A
Dec.
309,575
proceeds from
The
interest
years.^VV. 162, p. 2948.
many
Mercantile Stores Co,* Inc.—Plans Split-Up—
.
;
,■
of redemption
date
to
terest
..
of redemption \thereofr;
and, collateral, trust bonds, -ZW» sinking ;y"(>.y
date
for
division of Melville
estate
!
,
$290,000 1st mtge.
fund series, due
Bccrcfc&ry*
of the old bonds xs as,,
Months
9
1
J;'kk !'
.J.,—i4
i!'— —
$1,926,000 1st mtge, a^d coiiateraV trufet bonds, 3%'% sinkJ
; y;.: ' —
ing fund series, due' 1972, redeemable at 1*05% ';(excl.-;of,.
fallows:.
Midwest Oil Co.—Earnings—- ". :
..elected Were James O. Thomas, Vice-President; H. -AWBpodin,
Joel E. Fisher, Secretary, and Bertha,(K. Smith,Assistant
1
k'1 *'
\
^f
> *. \
* ' i,.'
•'.•"•Both Mr. Paar and Mr. Thomas have been associated with the real
company
Equitable.Xife
sel\ the.sGOO.ciOO Can&dlari dollar-bonds-to
to
'Sodiety^of !tbe m'B. !*'■* v—•)?> ( —
amount required for the/ redemption
Assurance
Monday; December 24,- '• 1945
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
3076
t
of .12.750
:
into
common
102,000
shares,—Vith par value, reduced' from«$100 to $40.
shares of; $5 par vflue. . The bv-Jsw also woiiid
common
provide for cancellation of 44.444 5%. cumulative redeemable preferred
shares which have been, redeemed,—V.., 157, p. ;731»
;.V) : > ;
.
Volume
Number
162
4449
3077
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monogram Pictures Corp.-(& Subs.)—Earnings—<
Myler Plastics Cdrjp.-^-^Stock Offered—Bond &
Good¬
Co.—Special Offering—A spe¬
of 16,450 shares of capital stock <no par).,
effected Dec. 11 on the New York Stock Exchange
National Cash Register
,
•
'
.
'13
Weeks Ended Sept.
Net, after
charges
Provision,
for
-
29—
1945
$229,150
,
taxes./..——.l,-
win, Inc;, oil Dec; 14 Gffered l49,875 shares of
stock (par $1) at $2 per share.; -;
y \ • • ■. .
-
1944
■
$90,416'
88,753
53,246
-
•''
Net
,
'*
1
——*
—1—l———!
Calls 5^% Preferred
$140,397-$37,170
Stock-~rj
!
«v
$10)
share and dividends, or a total redemption price
share.- Payment will be made-at the Guaranty TrUst Co.
of New. York, redemption agent, 140 Broadway; New York, N;«Y.
Each
share
of 5Va%i preferred
stock may be converted into 2V-*-
:'t
'
*
keted
business
of
..
stock, without dividend adjustment-up to- the close
Jan.
on
conversion
The
1946.
15,
agent.—V,
162,
trust
will
company
1
2646.
p.
sion of Employment Contract—.
f
The
board
also- act-as
.
.
»•.
'r'
w-.ri
:
•
officers
are
Director
in'
charge
of
production;
George
..
.
•;
1
Executive
the
under
$1,494,000,
D.
Burrows, Executive- Vice.
President and Treasurer; Herman Rifkin, Vice-President;
Norton V.;
Kitcney, Vice-President in charge-of foreign; Sam Wolf, Secretary.
Mr.
Burrows- was
promoted:-from
-Vice-President and-Treasurer- to
•
27,
for the purpose of. manufac¬
1945
the smallest.—V. 162, p.
trade name of
"EMCOy
7
• *
_
products at relatively low equipment cost
•;'.
♦Net
compared
as
•
- -
PURPOSE—The
1
„
•
to- erect and-
~V-.
-
-
-V
■
-
(,
debentures due I960: have "been, called, *
1946; at. 105
and interest. > Paymentwill be made- at thft office of Goldman, Saohs <te Co., fiscal agents,
30 Pine St., New York, N. Y.
"
x
Holders may obtain the full redemption- price,-together* with accrued
interest to Jarn 14, 1946, at any time upon presentafiom and surrender:
Vice-President
-
and
.
;
,
of said
The
*
j
1
r
'*
1945—10 Mos.—1944
CAPITALIZATION—The
ri
follows:
as
•
Salesj?
77,012.61574.749,381
;' New;:Vice-President Elected—,
,
Lawrence A.
the
Vlck
and
Appley,. Vice-President for personnel and a director of
Co., has been named Vice-President for personnel
relations
of
authorized
Avery..
member
of
Ward & Co. and will join the
future, it was announced on Dec.'T by*
near
Chairman, of
the
the board.
Mr.
executive' committee
Association and Chairman of-the
of
Appley
the
executive
is
comniittee
The
fee
under
of
the
Chicago's
tower
loop
section
sold
was
of
the
Morrison
Dec.
Hotel
in
of
trustee
of
the
Morrison
on
1945
Hotel Corp. which expires
On
this
basis,
5.75^,-ri
—V.
161,
--".'a' -.ri-Vri'-
■■
,.
.
The, land■
in" 2022.'The annual net rental is-$65,000.;.
investment return on the amount of the sale is
the
is .'improved /with
•''*!'
Earnings
'* 2,827,000
"
Profit
'
;*/l945
>vl944:! ,.ri*; '1943 *
profit! ;ri~—t$57,195 *$1,051,133-,; $1,505,285 ^
Prorit before tax and reserves—-- .'
s t481,657
>•
666.337-'1,155,461'
Post-war
adjustment reserves.^.,-, ^\A 35,000 '
90,000 I V
Federal „and Canadian
.taxes,!J$Crl80,OOOl-'
438;000
810,000
,
•'
;V. Operating
$354,650
profit
*o
t$301,667
390,254
*sharei.w-*-.w.0 Nil
>Adjusted-to -reflect provision .for
.7
eetlmated
v
•$253,461-'
'
500,000
500,000
.
500,000.
;$o.7i.
;
•
reflect
profit
possible--further
tax-credit
loss
or
$0,65
Fibres* * Inc.- (&
Sub.)—Earnings !
Canadian income and
1945
30,
-
production
periods.
-
The
and for
refunds--resulting
from' unused--
carry-baekVv-.,11
like
which
profits tax.!...
excess
I
!!___
404,696
'
1944• quarter
is
been
adjusted
to
provided
V'
reflect-the
y.y
•'
••
of
i
Motor Wheel Corp.—Earnings— " "
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—,
<v.n'
l«.-i
Gross - earnings
y
'
Voluntary
$ on
•-V
.1945
.
-credits
against
billings
-
1944
V
of
Rccov.
renegotiation
prior, year
exc,
.*
„
tax-,
Cr215,453
I.
earnings
Earn,
per
common- stock---
on
161,
p.
$504,408
$0.30
2559.^"
Period End. Oct. 31
oper.y rev.i
v
-
Operating
v
•
:
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
I
t
$0.60'
•
..Net income
—v; 162,
p.
332,227"
—-—
$4,329,306,
1
283,751
3,037,165
2275,
be
directors
stock,
common
Dec.
17,.
Dec:
29;
no
This
declared
50
50
on
of $1
Dec.
cents
on
Dec.
on
split-up
of
the
meeting
of
stockholders
stock
12
holders
Aug.
on
of
common; stock
will
be
will
Feb.
on
that
be
26.
plan
a
record
last, $1 on;
p.-1516;.'. :
.)
for
submitted
It
is
the
21,
Sept.-1,-*1944.—V.-162;
announced
a
the'
that
annual
present
reclassified
from
no
par
to
$1
par,
the
authorized number of shares will be increased from 500,000
to-3,000,000
three additional shares .will be issued for each
share-, no.w out-,
162,
2821.
p.
-
.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of N. Y.r-r-Increases-
Holdings. of .Government Securities—
The
Victory
company
Loan'
has
entered
Bonds,
'it
Whipple, ■'Vice-President
V.
162,
a
-was
and-
p.. 1893.
.■" ":
subscriptiorf for $128,500,000 of
announced
Manager
; 1
,
*
Dec.
on
11
of ' securities
'
♦
v
lease,
from
plants
-
Operating
Other
(net)
of.-the
realized
derived .from
wiiL be .designated
year* as-
stockholders
as
Net
•!
(net)
int/'to
4,380.853
'..!;
12,472-
;
:
06,941
iwi^u,
.
'-
by
Oliver
M.
investment.—'
ll'La2a
t.
17,658,274y 17,839,813
4,039,307'b 4,419,016;
etc.,
1,992,014
2.057.274
8,166.907
r2,047,373
2,362;542
8,303.775,
9,491,367
5,091.095
/
the*
to
security;
»•
.
Balance r
♦Pfd.
a
divs.
1,304,303
<1,193,878
public—
to
---!'
Balance
Por.
..
Candy Co., St. Louis—To Merge With Sub¬
■
.
9,536,038,
5,252,212,
670
*""
.
609
*
4,283,826-
4,400,272
:1,058,239
853,495
applic.;to min. ints.
/'Net
/
*-">.* f1;.' (r.
r
of
equity
of
income
this
company
4'-
2.176
-
1,434
..•.'if.
In!
co.
i:
l;057,630.
852,825
subs.._:
NATIONAL POWER
4,282,392
4,398,096
LIGHT CO.
&
of the
wise,
I
Clinton
Authorized
is
it
Co. and
capital
stock' of
is 720,000
explained,
National
the
shares,
the presently
corresponds to
the
National
each
authorized
of
Candy
par
of
Co.
853,305
1,057,781
Exps.,
excl. taxes—!—".
Federal taxes .•_*!»!_'!-';
'[
93,727
82,340
565
939
taxes;.!.!!•,/*".!!
4,795
5,819
3,300
~2"300
Other"
Int.
a
on
Jersey.
.
the
Of
>
.
Delaware,
authorized
stock
capital
of
the
ultimate
Co.
Clinton
plans-,-wall -await*
and
the
to
I
listing
approval
by
stockholders
both
of
4,283,026
:! 323.307
335.0°7
2,025
I.
this, total
those
sales
gross
of
gross
the
of
sales of
National
Net consolidated profits of
$1,154,534,
of
1945.—V.
the
162.
*.
*
.
company's
n.
the!
Clinton Co.*,
Candy
*'"
ihe
Co.,
1944
to
unearned.-
.,*>
^,882,848
.
,
STATEMENT
Period End.Sept. 30—
4,032.546
applicable to respective periods^whether
i
" *... , n , -r. - •
f
,
-
OF
INCOME
(CO.
ON^Y)..
National Candy Co. for
i
preferred
i
stock
-
'
redeemed
;
'
.
subs.—consol._
From
Other
.
;
*
_—
-*
'
151
2,415
$160,663
$598,039
89,098
480
Total
..
deducts..—
etc..
Fed.
income
'
360,076
99,087
expenses;.-—-
Int.,
:
$150,523
income
<
-
'
Net
income
$69,265
$48,136
———
BALANCE
SHEET,
SEPT.
30,
i'.""—r—
346,771
)
7,889
*
63,4
$1,597,126"
~
2~305
"3,306
tax.—a.—
•
.;*.
■
Total
,
407
•
53,000
$1,196,948
$230,074
1945
_y.
.
217;
c
15."
Auz.
,
-
reacquired
stock
capital
(IT
shares
-
common
.
-
payable, $27,483;
—Tennessee
Public
'accrued'taxes, $66,52i; liquidation account
Service
Co.,
$327.82^:
redemption,- including premium -and" interest
\'
stoc^kK!-$307;
' •>•••'>■ ' .
»v
LIABILITIES—Common stock (5,456,117 shares, no par). $98^456,795;^
accounts
.*.
on
:
;
$1,596,492
$595,624
$160,512
$150,043
total, $119,485,243.
1944 amounted
-
was
y,
1945—-12 Mos.—.1944
1945—3 Mos.—1944 v
$5,856;
"
,
407
53,000
7.889
$33,811,219.
were
amounted
$7,917,007.
19,823
$25,894,212^.
on the New York Stock Exchange. At
the St. Louis Stock Exchange. ■
.-
both companies for
.
3,641
..
23,014 "iri)
ASSETS—Investment*securities—subsidiaries—consolidated, $117,666,cash
in
banks—on demand, $804,558;
special cash-deposits,
$357,449; temporary cash investments—United States Treasury Bills,
$499,614; accounts receivable, $'200; dividends receivable—subsidiaries—
consolidated, $150,043; other current assets, $1,000; deferred charges.
the company's stock
it is listed only on
Combined
All
634
4,400,511
;
Income:
National
Candy Co., and final action by
the- new*organization probably will become
the Clinton Co., a Delaware corporation, with total net assets of about
$15,000,000.
At" that time it is expected that apn'ication will be made-
-
4,282,392,
.
.2,415:
to
While
Of
.
966,383
surplus750,918
dividend requirements
or
directors of both companies,
1
j
tax_—„_
COMPARATIVE
New
for
above)
stock of
granted
the
Balance
♦Full
Jersey corporation. Of the remaining authorized stock 60,000
be reserved for issuance and sale in connection with options
to key personnel and employees. - The balance of the re¬
maining shares is presently to remain-unissued, but to be availablev
for future corporate -purposes, and may be sold in the discretion of
(he board.''';'.: r 'l
1
!
r •; 4 •
the
shares
income
earned
company,
"570,445 shares will be paid up and
for share basis to holders of outstanding stock-of
share
(as
&
-
of New
Delaware
,
other, deducts.
and
Fed.
'
Co.
4,398,096
151
or$8.33 Vh,'which
the National
Value
common
1,057,630
480
equity
Other. income
'
Co."
Candy
852,825
Net
a
.
and
2x2c.'o
18,560
,*
17,471,348; - • 1'7,722,385:
r
—
public,
4.584
deductions
,,
Vl;7>458;876;'/ 171.703,725;
4,375,26R
—
'
'
;
income
Gross
■
3,983,446
—
-■
••6,45?.26«
long
as
•
4,437,681.
1,296,506
4,054
of
1—•
Income
income-
:-'■•••:*•*;'
-
.'
The
National Candy Co., the proxy statement continues,
"owns a
majority of the common°stock of thfe Clinton Co., an Iowa corporation,
which it is intended, also shall, become ;a Delaware corporation. Man¬
agement of the National Candy Do.,
is considering the submission
later on of a plan for unification 'by -merger, consolidation or other-1-
present,
...
,
(The)
close
12,036,833.
12,307,062
4,491,950
I 5,871,901
3t977,792
oper. > revs.
••
V
Delaware, instead of a New- Jersey,
corporation.: It is explained that this is a,.step, toward eventual unifi¬
cation of this company With its subsidiary, the Clinton Co., of Clinton,
Iowa.
The<" Clinton Co. stockholders already have approved charter
changes requisite to the proposed reorganization;:,,
four-for-one
at
proposed
"
and
standing.—-V.
dividend
I
issued
share
per '
to
20
paid
Net
j
Rent/
"capital gain dividend,",
term capital gains re- :
the' date jupdn" which! the" stockholdei1 acquired his shares.
surviving
Murphy Co.—Plans Stock Split-Up—
directors
common
payable
with
cents
dividend
a
-value,
par
compares
and
1944,
(G. C.)
The
have
special
to
taxable
make
to
Candy
The
and* the
•
The stockholders "will rVotfe Dec, 27 oil ajproposal, the effect of which
$4,027,515
2,657,115
Munsingweary lnc.-—To Pay $1 Dividend—
'
20,
'.
84,893,321 v
44,257,8-16-
'
....
......
;
the
after: the
soon
162, p. 2020.
is
$422,435
record- Dee.
of
$
"$•■
v
, ... v, $
-86,879,110
45,452,815v
acquis, adjust*, .
: ;
432^69 '
Propi.'retirement reserve--.'r-"-.-. •
•''!**;w!
.appropriations I !_-!!._ • 1,395,905:
1,630,658
^1,40-per'
disbursements inv that year to $1 per share.-
stockholders,
gardless. of
$0.49
••
$466,271
stockholders
sidiary and Keineorp6rate.-in Delaware^-
$410,351!
'V
^
$3,764,658 $39,999,335 $35,909,308
.2,746,758. ;_2,516,233 .26,772,928
24,792,378
1,037,464
825,990
8,897,101 ; 7,089,415-
^
—1944---: 1945—12 Mos.—1944 -
it-).-
.
Special Dividend
dividend of
.;
Subs.)—-EarningSr—
:
$4,250,493
income
oper.
■'
intends to elect to be taxed for "the -year; 1945 as a
investment "Company ,under" the internal .Revenue Code^ and
will
,
.
Net
13 ..declared, a-, special
26-to-
profits. Such- amount
•
revenues—
-
of 335,000
outstanding.
and
■>,-?>
Dec.-
amouritMof
efxact
1945—10 Mos.V-1944
$3,768,275 $40,065,313 $35,948,557
V 3,617
65,978
V - 39,249
6,250
'
issued
company
advise
will
1.945—Month—1944
$4,256,743:-
revenues
1
authorized the listing
which, are
"v'
'
t
1945—3-Mos
orroerrvraoTira
.
Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co.—Earnings—
Operating
f
Period End. Sept. 90—
special dividend of 40 -cents per;share-was paid on Dec. :26r 1944;;
A
'
Uncoil,
■;
'
o
$268,270
share
"Includes post-war.—V;
and 215,794 shares in ^
1943
1945; 1944^. and
-
•
*,$428.959'•
1'.5L$1.99'
$1.65
in
2020.;!
p.
■. ■*
... ^
$326 132
' SUBSIDIARIES—
v * r"
$ -:... -...$ •
Operating revenues^ll:! 21.1.75,352, : 20,899,408
Opefftt.- exps.
i 11^22,597-:11^207.981
Federal taxes
1 2,726,222> ,-2,571,531
Other taxes !!iL.!_:.! ' * ' 1,120,667 ?
>1,112,969;
Amortlz. of; elec. plant v.,:.; . >
.
596,565 '
162,
V'-
•
1943
.
share^.
,•
• -
.
$354.9«4C*. $371,874
on
.
*
which-brought;total
regulated
1,525,994'
*225,000-
•
(& Subs.) —Earnings
,
215,791 'shares
*On
of. railway- sales, has
a-director and as* assistant....
1944
1945
>.i
:
.
!
National
Net
,
.
charge
iVNational Povter & Light Co.- (A
•
;
: -
'
*'
$0.51
was, letired
Sept. 30—
alter charges
taxes
1942.—V;
lisuql cquarterly; dividend of 15: cents per share, payable Jan. "15;. 1946 "
approximately:
$1.(A will.be derived" front net l«ns ,term: profits realized in 1945 onr
the
sale of securities,! Withthe .spgeiar payment,' dividends, in 1945'
Will total:$2 per-share.,;;v ! *!; ■
.
•:
'■>;*,■
-;V'-*.-rr-.v.
and
550,000
pfts.
...
'
to'holders of record Dec; ai. Of the- special distribution;
'
*
.
for
which
'
fctoef fpar $4),
common
p.f2019. ;
share,.--payable
$2,253^65 .:$g,757,910
_j_._ ( ;
Provision for Federal taxes,_1,1.,. .13,210..' 1,198,85.7
Reserve
...
.
-•>.
.>
t
Av*Slater,^.Vice-President -in.
♦Earns, per com.,
788,104
Cov—Listhigjof Common"^Stock^
The--directors .on. .Reo.-
.1943.VS'
j.
contracts
war
bh.. preferred" stock
National Bond Jfe Share Corp.—^1;40
,
/'y7;y^i;:;ry!jr*;yy
.
t.:v, $71,027.
.
Castings Co.-^New V.-P.—
•
The
; i
paid
New-York Stock-Exchange-has
.—V. .162,
manager-1
estimate of the-amount- 'required'; to provide
To? adjustments
.srlling,. prices on war products, and. the estimated amount..required
for possible
refunds, under the "War Profits Control Act."-—V. 162
- *
The
-
shares
-
in -prior*
rpent's
3019.;
■
.
excess-
of
p.
dividends
Aug.. 31, 1945.—V,*162, p.* 2646.
President,
9 Mos. End.
and:
$466,030:
,} k*+?>..-.$■
reserves; have
.
formerly Assistant to the President, has been v
in charge "of sales,
according to Charles H.
Moriarty,
H.
Vice-President,
Net profit
870.-726
f *
shares,,
common
National Battery
yy- and for-the reallocation of extraordinary expenses, included • in dperat-;>.
'I, ihg costs for-the- quarter,- which are* attributable -to the- termination ofwar
a-
National Oil Products Co., Inc.
v
tb adjustment to reflect acceleration- fn the allowablc-rate-ofamortiza^
tlon of emergency faoilUJes acquired, under Certificates, .of
necessity-
y
receive cash.
a cash dividend* of
corporation, payable Dec.
of" the
retired from thai; post but will" continue as
to Mr. McCrea,—V. 162; p, 2275.
'.'V.,:;V
^
'
I; 1JOTB—TJfe net lows fpr.thq quarter.ended■.Septr-30-,'i-W45;. is subject!
v.
the
2020.
p.
James
$1.04.
profit'
"After
•
^
390,254 ?
r
renegotiations,- ^ tDeficit... fComputed <at normal > taxi
-effective-for the balance of the company's, dlscalyeartahd ,doe;t'
not
162,
Wilson
-
•
Net
Number of
necessary .adjustments
under- possible
rate
$193,337390.254
;. ;.$0.50
shares-out&tanding^_4^__
per
income
elected
^•.*Earned'T3rer-'share!2r!!!r'iv!!Vrr™!*rrr2i*V!-!!V!'!'!!!!2r_!_'"-r''"
Net
on
McCrea,
$14,327,828
Federal ;and
.
Earnings
,
declared
11
Dec.
directors
from
National Malleable & Steel
$521,793
taxes_^-__>__w__.___^'_!.
before.
.
;
V.
4,598,000
$278,940
Not .sales*.
\€;
-
Months Ended Sept. 30—-
Common
;
V!
1,511,100
EARNINGS FOR" NINE MONTHS ENDED SEPT.
,
;
;V
14 cents per
24 to stock¬
holders of record Dec. 14. This compares with 11 cents paid on July ?0,
last, 19 cents* on Dec. 23,
1944 and* 11 cents- on July 20, 1944.—
$5,119,793
per
National, Automotive
..!•
.
3
-1943
$3,181,650
share!!.>.$0.56
—V. 162, p. 1395.
Vv-'v.:;';
a;;43-.stqry.2 building!;erected Jn' 1925,.
Motor Products Corp.—Earnings—,
?
:vV
on
Payable
Corp;' (Md.)—Dividends
Investors
stockholders elect to
unless
The
share
'
t.'vV.-
1430.
P.
this" year
National
.
1944
'$1,796,040
outstanding
-
:y
•.
•
.
•
^.-yy
'
-
.
Melvln H. Baker, President/ >
' ; 7
.
'•
•,» .
should amount to about *$27,000,000,! according to
This compares with the $23,900,000 business done.in 1944.of the company's plants have returned to a three-turn working
stock
issuance
National Acme Co.-—Earnings—•
''
i
' "
1 *
:
,
iv.
! v•
The
directors
on
Dec.
6
declared a special distribution out of
realized long term capital gains of 39 cbnts per share, payable Dec. 24
to stockholders of record • Dec. 6.This distribution will be made in
25,-000 shares being reserved for issuance upon the exercise
to be sold to the underwriter, and 50,000 shares reserved
against exercise of the warrants already issued to certain *
; founders of the corporation.
V:-V:
; VVV' VV ; • iV V.:Y..;-,V:
V
the
31,
in Stock and Cash—!
warrants
the
Home
'
.
by Chicago Title & r
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
>
v
Aged, for $1,130,000.
Profit before taxes -and reserves!-.,
The bid was made by Ward Farnsworth of
Ward-Farnsworth & Co.,
Federal tax provision——^.
realtors, on behalf of an undisclosed purchaser; but understood to be;
Chicago interests/ This is at. the rate of $126 a square foot.
-.fori ;■\
;
Net : profit
■
The land, 99Va by 90
feet, is subject to a lease to the Morrison
Shares
Trust Co.,
A * $0.66.- $0:63
sha?e. has. also been •
to' holders-of"
-taxes-r
basis, Mr. Baker said.'" The company had been operating, generally
a
two-turn basis because*of a shortage of labori—V, 162, p. 2646.
per share)
authorized 400,000 shares: out¬
The latter is exclusive of 75,000 shares held
$1
" "
said
Most
Subsequently, on Dec. 1, 1945, the'
to 400,000 shares.
Giving ef¬
additional shares of common stock, the
follows:
I- I --VV »^
V
>
as
''
of ,20- cents per
payable, Jan.- 15,. 1946,
1945.—V, 162, p. 1396. '
■ '
V
'
* '
Sales
149,875
(par
,
Higher— >
-V' 1945
(- 1944
Mr. Baker.
increased
was
Dec.
•(,*.* "■ • *-
•
year,
is
reserve.
for
12
for
Common-stock
'■
in
2646.,
Morrison Hotel (Moir Hotel Co.), Chicago—Fee Sold-—
*
center
issuance
of
managep.
capitalization,'of (he corporation
stock.
common
stock
common
the
"*
- •
■J National Gypsum' Co.—Current Earnings Higher—: ,
The net profit for the year ended Dec! 31, 1945, will* be V50 cents •
a share or more,"
against the 42 cents a common snare earned, last
.. , ..
standing, 299,875 shares.
Management
the
of
J ; ment division of the Society of Mechanical Engineers;—V. 162,
j,.
record
per share) authorized 400,000 shares; out¬
..
,
' v:-/'VV I
;■
; • ,,,
the authorized capital stock consisted of 300,000
1945
capitalization will-be
:
and
director
a
American
to
fect
Montgomery
organization in the
Sew ell
.
•-:<•:..ririri
p
- •
of Aug. 27,
shares ($1 par)
As
,
Chemical
public
latter
■v'
-
present
y
,
/
capital, stock,
the
on
"
;r Common stock- (par $1
standing. 150,000 shares,,
568,447,497 541,418,356'
1
*;•*
quarterly diyidend
usual
declared
,+:,
**,'7 '* r
V
earnings per share after; charges
Net
,
' 1945—Month—1944
p. 2949-,
(& Subs.)—Earnings
MonthsHnded.Oct.
;! 10
.
.
Period End.'Nov. 30—'
162,
National Fuel Gas Co.
.
!
See also. V,
debentures.
-
The land
capital^
the" plant
which
on
outstanding
redemption: on Jan, 14.
All of the
is being erected-isf owned by the corporation; the
Treasurer.:'ririri.''-ri.
I
V ?'
V plant itself-wUl have" an-over'all'working space of 44,000 square feet.
Mr. Johnston has been granted a five year renewal of his
It
present)
dontract which, now! expires in) 1950,'so that it will expire in 1955.
i4 estimated that the cost oft the plant and neqessary plant equipment
will: be-approximately $110,0001
—v.- 162, P.: 2646.
The machinery- cost will be approxi-^
•• • ■■
'/' ;
-/...'-fr,
mately $80,000.
It Is expected that the plan will house 20 machines.
;•* ranging, in price from $1,500 to, $5,500 each. - Corporation has already,
.*■ Monroe Auto Equipment Co.—Initial Dividend— :r •-ri
J contracted for four Stokes pre-ferming machines. The price of the
The directors have declared
an
initial quarterly ■ dividend of 621/2i.:
'VrStokes machines 4s about $5,000 to $5,500 each.
V;f 1*
qcnts per share on the. 5% cumulative preferred stock, par $50, pay¬ > ; The plant will .have,
a-daily capacity-of 75 tuns of "EMCO" powder;,,
able Jan.,?., 1946 to holders of record Dec. 20, 1945.—V.
162, p.2517.; V for, sale as such, and 25 tons o.f "EMCO" powder for end-use cold mbld V
plastic articles to be made at,.the plant on' the Stokes pre-forming
'•
7 machines.
v/:*'•'• v-y:
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—November Sales—V ;i"
•?
Debs. Called—
National Dairy Products Corp.—3^4%
,
for
underwriting will be used
briok. - cinder block, and steel plant, in.
a- one-story
Plainvillc, Conn.„and.to. provide additional ,working
v.
•:?
.
$0.50
including Eederal income ahd excess
tOn 660,964 shares (par $1).—V.162, p. 2020.
" ' "
♦After all charges
«
the ouvrent
proceeds- of
equip -
...■■•
■ »■
•
952,946
921,891'
$1.40
$1.39
profits taxes.*
332,926
320,572
$0.45
;
share
com.
per
_
* 1945—9 Mos —1944
$4,373,204 $14,344,231 $13,174,502
$4,516,946
profit
tEarns.
;
;
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1945—3 Mos.—1944
Sept. 30^-,
! Period End.
sales'
Net
V
^
2396.
National Container Corp.
.
W.
Ray Johnston, Chairman of the
Broidy,President; .Trem Cai-r, - Executive
Steve
.
i Since the acquisition of .the Xylon property apd formulas, Mr. Myler
and-his-associates- have spent- approximately $35,000- iri "developing
Myler Plastics Corp.'s .formulas and m; advancing- the organization- ^.of
the Myler .Corp.
At; the present time the corporation has orders for
lT.IOO tons of. ,"EMCO";powder; the. gross sales price of which totals^
y
follows:
as
directors;
'
Myler Plastics Corp. Is using
Xylon Closure Corp. of New
York.; The Xylon Corp. had been organized in October, 1942, to manu¬
facture ,a. threaded .wooden bottle closure;; ,";
j; j
•
- •.?
•
••
y
,
„
The
*
Aug.
all other types of plastic molding.
The basic powder-formula which the
.t at' the present-time
was developed by
;
,
York,
New
of; manufactured
of directors, fd serve for one year consists of: Samuel
Arthur C. Bromberg, George D._ Burrows, Trent Carr,j WilliamHurlbut, W. -Ray Johnston; Paul Poreelt; Herman Rifkin, Howard Stubbins and Char its W. Trampe.
• \
.V.i.,
;
i
.1 •
board! of
in
to
.
Broidy,
;
:J"
,
concerns
Officers and Directors—Mr. Johnston Granted Exten¬
•
50 cents. The
sale was com¬
pleted in the elapsed time of 25 minutes.
There were
51 purchases by 22 firms J 1,000 was the largest trade; 10
Vz per share» with a commission of
stock was offered by Shields & Co.
The
at $40
.,"EMCO's'I.'.advantages gre based on its extreme" low cost—first,; as
the material itself; second, its adaptability to a wide range
«
common
'j...
•
was
<
.
turing and: generally dealing in cold mold plastic powder and articles
may be produced therefrom.
This particular plastic powder, a,
molding compound suitable to cold molding at phenomenally high
speeds,.'is controlled by the Myler Corp., and is already being mar¬
per
shares of
'
,
Registrar:' Empire
that
at'$11 per
of $1.1.05
Co,, New York.
corporated
corporation has called ior redemption on Jan. 15, next,'all of
outstanding shares of 5Vs'!'» cumulative convertible-preferred-stock
( par
'
-National Bank, New York.
f Chase
COMPANY—Corporation (formerly E., W^ Myler & Co., Inc.) was in¬
The
r
the
-
profit
Transfer Agent
Trust
cial offering
common
■*>
.,0 .s
n*-;.
1 a
for
lor\e>-term
(cash in special deposits),
1
t
.
Vr5^
1945
Monday, December 24,
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
3078
(cash in special
Adjustments with respect to capital assets, $6,994,908; reserve
priated from Capital surplus), $281,378; capital surplus, $199;
surplus, $12,972,684; total; $119,485,243.—W, 162, p. 2821.
<iividends
MONTHS ENDED SEPT.
EARNINGS FOR NINE
!Cx)ss
operations™.--.—_
application of carryback
from
Loss
after
—V.
'
162, p. 1396.
:
National Vulcanized
EARNINGS FOR NINE
;
/'/•■ ': /'
■
" V
'
,
■;/ '//?' /:■ ;>;///
Operating
'
.
»'<4
'',1;v '*
*
•/
*■.
*1'/••i/> ■.,
■
-r
_
*{i
book
Winter-1929
of
■'
'■
500:000',
some
in
Federal income and exc. prof, taxes
.
-
Net
increase of
under
■
/j "■ /•/;
166,913,000 cu. ft.,
production of 150,-.
the corresponding week a year ago.—V. 162, p. 2949.
72
the
of kilowatt-hours, available for
the week ended Dec, 15, 1945 as 65,026,108 compared with 67,002,546
for the week ended Dec. 16, 1944, a decrease of 2.95%", "
"
' "
The comparable figure for the week ended Dec. 8, 1945 was 65,685,526, a decrease of 1.11%' under the corresponding week last year.— ■
V. 162, p. 2949.
'
1
*
'
> ■
1945,—V.
30,
Sept.
amortized
as
.
Operating revenues—™'
"Uncollectible
rev.-
oper.
'''''' '-1-''.
J
Operating
Co.—Earnings—
and
1287.
162, p.
(Niles
paid
Net
821,999
2647,
162, p.
at
>>'■>-———-~L—
dated
the
Dec.
15,
and interest due under the bond
165,599
178,505
66,658
.279,987
250,017
:
$517,624
$206,621-
$260,912
$1,960,660
$1,921,876
77,298
$13,492
$183,613
$1,447,168
44,781
,
.
$ 1,652,373";
—_
mechanical
NOTE-—For
order.
is
it
reasons
1—
charge
etc.,
___—
position as possible.
■[
61,891
243,926
247,520
$67,569
$325,352
$358,498
262,358
65,284
.„
y
65,330
261,136
,
$96,140
$2,239
$64,216
arid excess profits taxes.—V; 162,
$6,913
Federal income
990.
p.
■
■
Extra Dividend—
,v||.
The directors have declared a regular quarterly dividend of 10 cents
,
per share and an extra dividend of 10 cents per share on the common
stock, par $1, both payable Jan. 4. 1946, to holders of record Dec. 20,
1945.
Payments in 1945 were as follows; ' March 31 and June 30/ ,
7%. cents each/July 10, 20 cents extra; and Sept. 15, a quarterly! ,
10
A total of 30
cents.
.
cents per share was
paid in 1944.—V.
;/
162,
881.
Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
Noblitt- Sparks
Stock to
$606,018
/ $129,460
Nu-Enamel Corp.—Declares
alphabetical
/;;: Jp■ J).. •
/;//
;
3,664
$569,278
$131,098
58,899
_
1
Includes
$602,354
2,791
,
Central
always
not
$566,487
691
$72,199
.
.
™
dividends
Balance
*
'
$3,306,535
2,704,181 "
499
income
Net
'
alphabetical
to arrange companies in exact
However, they are always as near
3,000,748
1945—12 Mos.—1944
$3,567,235
$128,769 *
$130,598
income-
income
Preferred
& Trust Co.,
between Prudence-Bonds Corp. and the
of New York.—V. 126,> p.! 116.
1927;
Co.—Earnings
1$45—3 Mos.—1944
$809,292 - $760,535
» 678,694
631,766
30— '
'
Distribution—
Provide for 5% Stock
'
.
special meeting of
A
Profit before Federal, taxes™
'
of
•Gtock
share,
all
To
the
calculated
/•;■:
1945.
;
:
be issued in
10,
will
shares
dividend.
tional
Dec.
record
fractional
No
Net
.
will
company
pay
value
the
of
Earned
Stock
dividend
to make
and
Jan.
on
directors
dividend,-at the same time
dividend,
of
Dec.
•The
payable on
10, 1945.
the
declaring
aforesaid
extra
issuance of
'
no
1945
.
Net
Cost
and
1943
1942
market
value
of
the
presently
outstanding
number
of
the
shares
common-stock, with no par value, of the corporation, and Hie
mon
capital stock account will be credited with the. aforesaid
Of $61,675.- '
i
' I-'
■
•
^:V"'
-
of
'376,000
407,000
$8,613,185
■/;/': $3.85'
sum
% is -also announced that all of the 150.000 authorized shares
of the company have heretofore
been issued.—V. 162, p. 2647.".
..
:v T
J /
/ *;
Net
Stibs.)—Earnings—
befinitive refunding mortgage 3%% bonds, series D, due Jan
i
1.975, are now ready for; exchange for temporary bonds at the Guar-'
enty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, New York,- N. Y.
v. 162
'
2821.
p.
*
:'
•••-.»
'
consol.
,
ing
_$12,000,000
Stone
first
of
Co",
3y2%
mortgage
Depreciation
&
/
2^70
P
a
loan
from Bankers'" TrUsiT Co:
outstanding;
nCil*al amount of ^i-525-000 Plus accrued "interest.—V.,'162,
t
declared
a
dividend of $1.50
yeaf-erid
totaled
$2.70
60 cents ori
per share.—V. 162,
and
March
p.
31,
1945.
per
Payments
income
in
1944;
1945—Month—1944
$8,348,057
service
between
its
bus
equipment
Worth
and
arid
Dallas,/Texas.
operating
•" '
;
'
.•
y"
'
•
(i
'
'
The com¬
28, 1945,• % <
•
Uncoil,
oper.
7,325
63,374
1945—11 MoS.—1944
J
Oper.
;
common
stock four-for-one.
'
"
Net
Net
—V.
exps.
4,904,785
...
3,129,182
1,181,906
51,826,900
33,504,641
12,135,688
47,217,547
3,456,782
1,365,290
income-
663,733
593,697
5,681,762
622,772
541,708
6,186,571
5,773,147
rev.—__„
:
taxes
.income
162,
p.
Ended Aug.
42,905
?// $47,198
1945
31—
5,772
.1944
..
'
profits tax—
State Income
tax.—//
ftetlreinent reserve accruals.,—
—-—
6,896,683
8.291.063
1,228,500
.1,172,000
1,593,000,
130,500
1,415.000
112,000
■■/ 1,643,393
<
i;753,963:
j
,
Utility operating income
/
Other
-
income—net
Gross
Net
_i,L__//™_™_™_;—™-'
deductions'
Income
t
income
3;304,590
Dr'22,100
•
$3,311,751
S"
$3,304,314
803,816
680,514
$2,601,286
i
Ur7,436
^v.
$3,281,800
_™—-
——■--J~—~-Jl~-L--.
stock dividend requirements.
income
Preferred
———™—IT——-——/.
427,500
$2,500,498
•5
524,476
-V.
;
2648.
for
162, p.
common
stock————™
$2,173,786
$1,976,021
1517.
31,145,616
10,390,169
5,145,388
:s
■
$15,938:047 $14,913,797
revenues'
excess
Ox Fibre
■
oper.
52,403
42,905
51,256
5,485,805"
52,111
Brush Co., Inc.—Registers
With SEC—
Vincent Lock
Ox
Fibre
Robinson McEwen, Benjamin h. Shuff and Luke
trustees under the voting trust of capital , stock of
Brush Co.,
Inc., have filed a registration statement .with
/ Alfred
wood
*
JSr
Operating revenue deductions-/-/r/-^-/-;-;-?.Normal and surtax
—
Federal
.
/
i
1945—Month—1944' /•■ 1945—10 Mos.—1944;
$5,49*1,577 $4,912,110 $51,889,274 $47,268,803
25,889
$18,165
Federal
•
Northwestern Hell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Get. 31—
Operat.
revSr
1—
<;
i
Fort
rights on May
dissolved on-Sept; 12r 1945.—V. *162v p. 1772.-">* -
sold
Oper,
$8,359,879 $84,146,785 $80,159,189
The directors ha ye voted to split-up the
Operating
*3i',73^
3.864
*>
Natural Gas Co.—Earftings-
Oklahoma
12 Months
Balance
Period End. Nov. 30—
,
.
.
1396.
oales
Split-Up Authorized—
213
•
211,i/h
$142,507
.//:/ xjPv
—V.
$359,8 i7
$335,093 -
,
1
share
Newberry Co.—-November Sales______
5,982
,
__;__™/_ ,/'. $26,008
Operating revs.
(J. X)
308
#27*.762:
•*
*378
1944.
$113,183
I Net income
162, p. 1174.
199,157
-• $354,764
V
5,052
-
.*•/
common^stock, par $10, payable Jan, 3, to holders' of record
H'n f :
i compares with 70 cents- each paid on Jurie 30 and'
29
last,
232,688
$329,110
"
Interest/amortization of debt premium5- and/ex- ip
K pense : (net )*,' etc.,
of subsidiaries/™—-™-™/ /
Preferred dividends of subsidiaries-..;™ .i_^.™_.*_ •;
■'
Net
and was
the
Sept
16,698
8,137,260
(& Subs.)- -Earnings-
"Grdss-lflcome"^——————
,100
$27,385 /:" $231,229 - - $328,082
r
*- Includes interest on 1st collateral lien bonds.
,/ v ~
NOTE—All: figures chare been adjusted* to exclude the operations
of Texas Motorcoaches,
Inc.v; a subsidiary company operating inter-'
j
urban bus
New York, Honduras & Itosario Mining Co.—To Pav
Year-End Dividend of $1.50—
;
.
7 77; 7
have
•'
'
'
$8,192,802
7,932,877^
$8,406,007
*
Operating expenses/ maintenance and takes—
257,211
Provision for depreciation and retirements—™' ,.( 15,224
319,300
$27,454
// $26,220
botes, etc.
Int. on equip/
;
The. directors
v
"
i945
-161,400
./
344 *J v/;.//
.'
Gross .income
pany
on
$25,876
—-
(net)——
'
'
_™-...———7
r-
due Dec. 15
1970
& Co. Trie; will head an-
.
payment and discharge of
Crl21,700
*
/
23,100
__™_—™-
Other income
bonds,
and
/
'cover¬
Halsey, Stuart
underwrit-mg; syndicate which will make a public offering of the bonds'
at a price to be supplied by amendment.
'
~
^ J
Net proceeds, augmented by treasury funds, "vvill be hsed' to" retire
on Feb. 1,
1946, all the company's outstanding 4% bonds, and for the
Hayden
;
250,700
,
" 1945—10 Mos.—1944 y
$6:240,937 $65,078,873 $59,981,427
8,811
101,269
'74,183
2518.
Ohio Cities Water Corp.
,
>
Co.—Registers $12,000,000 Bond Issue
company "has fileiT a' rCgistratfiOtt' statement' with" the SEC
147,800
29,000
,
Crl0,400
returns™
tax
Operating income
New York Dock
The
15,500
Crl2,600
13,000
surtax
profits
excess
162, p.
-
tax_£.//>' 19,600
Havings from filing of /i
Fed.
99,518
Co.—Ea rnings—-
$856,869.. $845,817
825,288 /
808,943
income
oper.
income™
—V.
—
Fed.- normal and
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR,—Bonds Ready—;
;
266,458
$154,147
,
Olierating expenses
Operating taxes
1945—Month—1944
1945—12 Mos.—1944
;
1
'•
-;;Actual
Pro'Forma Pro Forma- Pro Forma':
Operating revenues ___
$303,780
$304,714 $3,640,078 $3,564,877
947,569
% 869,389
76,650
Equip, maint & gar. exp*.84,187
1,567^875
1,511,971
128,956
Other oper., expenses—/
124,386
286,034 /
253,993
y
23,054
General taxes
23,530
■
$174,450
117,600
117,600
Operating revenues
;
$8,027,033
$3.58-
/ Period End-. Oct. 31—
com--
586,799'
.
J—1944
1945—Month
revenues//™
$6,644,216
Uncollectible oper. rev.™//
13,362
425,000-
$7,008,579
/ $3.13
North Texas Co. (&
$1,007,404
.
L_
$12,671
7,441
17,191
™~.
Ohltf Bcii Telephone
Net
31,-1945 (before taxes - and adjustments) will be debited in an
equal to $8.25 per share for the 7,500'shares to be issued T
$61,875, such per share valufe representing
approximately the fair
59,763
323,085
Period End. Oct. 31—
amount
or
/ 28,387
Operating
•'
315,000
1
net
Estimated
.
Oct.
72,198
15,234
1,291
•
$1,066,614
644,440
247,724
r
,
profit-; $6,865,486
)
$3.06
Est. earnings per share
—V. 161, p. 2450.
■;,://
reserves™'
Depreciation
the
5110,517
$100,821
'
2,495,0003,215,000 >3,170,000)
2,410,000 ;
taxes--.-;™
,/Hy/: 120
-^-V. 162, p. 2397.
$13,696,799 $14,066,560 $16,492,557 $15,852,760
/ 4,106,313 » 4,188,981)/ 4,257,372
•: 4,230,727-
expenses-.™
Reserve'for
par
134
income-
oper.
Net ' income-™;
%
1944
■/.
•
1945—10 MoS.-
$1,067,905
>$100,941
'
have been notified that $2,000,000
temporary debentures
of
9 Mos. find. Sept. 30—
output *& miscell.
.
7,500 additional.shares of common.stock, with no" par
the earned surplus account in the amount of $215,989, as of
value,
Corp.—^Definitive "Debentures Ready—
V; income
intends
with
stock
$110,651
Operating re\'enues
Operating expenses;/
$1.57
Earnings—
1945-^Month—1944
Operating taxes—
Metal
1945
to register the aforesaid 7,500 shares of value under the Securities Exchange" Act
of 1934, and to apply to the New York Curb Exchange for admission"
to trading of the aforesaid 7,500 common shares.
As a result of the
management
common
//■: $1.40
Noranda Mines, Ltd.—Earnings—
,
stock. "
declared a ten cents per share cash
to all stockholders of record as1
also
20,
Dec.
$0.06
;
amount of definitive 15-year sinking fund convertible de>
bentures, due Oct. 15, 1960, are available for exchange at the Schroder
Trust Co., 48 Wall St., New .York, N. Y.—V. 162, p. 2647.
;//-. -/
•■>;,;/.
of
time
Telephone Co.
irid. Oct. 31—'
,237,500-
payment to stockholders entitled to frac¬
22,1946.
the
at
Period
revenues
Uncollectible oper. rev.;
principal
*
The
Holders
237,500
share™™,
per
Noma Electric
•
upon
.
tional shares
■
$372,975
$331,648
296,875
1/rY.y 162, p. 2647.
fractional
such
$18,079
profit
j.
capital shares
Number of
,
the last sale made at the price of $8.25 pershare on the New York Curb Exchange on Nov.. 23,
1945, being the/
declaration-date of such stock dividend. It -is proposed to issue such
shares
Ohio Associated.
$1,812,276 /
$1,580,975
1,249,327/ 1,439,301
$94,930
76,851
r
.
' ?-
1943
1944
'
'
Operating
connection with the aforesaid
who may be entitled to a frac¬
stockholders
<
Federal taxes _'__;™i;™™™/
-
Holders
'
'1945
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
,
the stockholders was scheduled for Dec. 21 to '
Vote upon a resolution authorizing the
increase in the number of
shares, with no par value, from 150,000 to 157,500.
/;-■;/)//>/v
-The
purpose
of such increase is to provide for the issuance to;
.stockholders of the extra 5%
stock dividend which was declared by
the
directors
on
Nov. 23,
to become payable Jan.
22, 1946, to =
>
-
1,404,251
$161,839
revenues
oper.
Interest,
p.
Increase
61,579
'
-
*$631/325
1
1,329,334
income
Gross
of
Inc.—To
/
125,366
income
Net
Other
& Trust.jgp.
Hanover Bank
.
Co.,
97/42S
179,989
968,337
186,924
V-T'/Li'TVv
^Oper, exp. & taxes
"
-
.
Auction
York
New
117,017
"
New York, N. Y.,'for payment. No interest will be paid in re¬
spect of ;said "certificates for any period after Dec. 17, 1940.
*
*
These
certificates had been issued
under the deposit agreement
$1,257,248 $13,463,274 $12,336,728
831,258
8,401,096
7,889,821;
$1,227,515
operating income
income
—V.
81.,U
49,043;
income—_„_™
Operating
present their certificates for pay-,
depository, 70 Broad¬
Holders are asked to
Central Hanover Bank
full.
in
possible
Net
■
72,206
Northwestern Rublic Service
,
Co.—Bonds Called
securing the first mortgage participating Prudence cer¬
Garden issue) of the Prudence-Bonds Corp. have been
mortgage
tificates
$8,866,454 $94,613,786 $86,150,656 i
6,118,036
67,893,725 .59,177,171 //
1,491,170
13,256,787
14,636,757 . b,
$9,972,014
7,277,143
1,467,356
revenues-
Operating expenses.
Operating taxes
™_™,
,
$135,545
47,074
$157,577
income'™™
way,
1945—Month—1944
1945—10 Mos.—1944;
$9,987,875
$8,870,732 $94,738,305 $86,150,656
15,861
; * 10,278
124,519 ; ,; 101,340, ;;
Period End. Oct. 31—-:
>
deduction?-—
-
,
162, p., 1287.
—V.
(New York, N. Y.)—Bonds
It Is announced that the* principal
/
ment
Telephone & Telegraph
•
income
Net
,
$2,191,900
48,487
Income
$130,425
$130,425
$2,429,878
1,049,025
263,907
22,959
274,643
and'
■
New England
7
50,877
Gross
V
V
-
,
^.818
7,800
$2,355,855
,.74,023
$599,138
25,650
Other
$0.32,
above.-—V. 162, p. 2950.
Niagara Electric Corp.
Garden Apartments
Niles
number
.
ended
months
nine
Niagara Lockport & Ontario Power
•
Output— }
Association—Weekly
Power
reports
Association
The
fully
been
have
$628,028%
—.
Operating
,
'
5,400
$68,859
$68,859
/14,107
for retirements—_
Period End. Sept.
•
See Buffalo
England
New
-
certificates
necessity
war
.
$148;485
6,244
•
6,191
$585,029
18,410
•
.
621,359''
facilities acquired in..1942, 1943
that plant
states
report
$82,526
<
irnin^s— ■
(& Subs.)—Earnings1945—12 M0s.~~1944"
$609,6 J7
Other
Sept. 30, 1945.
For the nine months' sales were $6,933,696, com-;
with $6,535,903
a
year
ago;
net income, $448,839, equal to
cents
a
share-; compared with $374,507 or 60 cents, a shqre for
of
for the Dec. 14 week is reported at
15,998,000 cu. ft., or 10.60% above
915,000 cu. ft., in
621,359
$0.17
2,100
1945—3 Mos.—1944
profits taxes
taxes -J—~.-JJ-
•
$195,869
$107,606
621,359; $0:25
•
pared
•':■/>'• •//>/ "■//.'•'■/ '4'^'// -/>.//'
year ago.
Gas output
an
1944
increase of 182,182 kwh., or 1.38% •
kwh. for the corresponding week a
kwh. This is an
production of 13,241,351
above
•
The
reports electric output,
14, tliis Association
the week ended Dec.
$156,584
•:
Federal income and exc. '
1943
1944
,
"
share
per
t
1945—9-Mos.—1944* ;;
.
.
$4,137$36,007
Open.,- -adm. & gen. exp.
Prov.
//__/;
profit*
Number of capital shares.
ppfj
$333,116?
$243,632
1.801
1.191
1,800
Jj—S
Total otter: rev
•
*
.
,
'
.
::'V: 1,446
" , t 284
-
$2,419,758 : $2;273,334 $2,635,268
471.191
269,016
584,665
u
314,607
l6f,416/
388,796,!
taxes
Federal
before
•Profit
1945—3 M6s.—1944
$7,687
$40;899
iriooine"_i:
-
" T '
-1945
-
1..*.
$67,366 '
$41,54$
Period End: Sept. 30— '
Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
Newport
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
2,003,300
2,217,100 '
$786,695 ' $815,526 , $2,477,921 $2,561,^2:
. 739,147
% 748,160 : 2,234,288- 2,256,846.
fet.The first time'/' Operating revenues:
-- *
Water- and
sewer_l_i
the neW Winter
Management services-
exceeds
appear
'7
Net sales
Electric Association—Output—
13,423,533
136,894
-iljj.---
incowr
Maintenance
Earned
For
65,150
Norfheisterrt Water Co.
yyyp ;
V9J
■'
salvage.—V. 162/p. 2517.
for paper
-
of
46,946
income _;™™^—
1'62, p: 1287. <
—V.
,
New England Gas &
$2,454,8681
Federal; income Taxes^
2,891,991% 28r027;204 V 26,545,109 ;,
2,296,314
23,566,223- 22,484;05T ;
a .totai which
506.000 listings,-
than
More
the
i.
Nov. 15;*
1945, with respect to dividends payable so that dividends on the" $2.40
preferred stock received by the holder will be cumulative from Nov. 15,
1945
'
> 'f « -• ■)/'•
' •'*•'•:i ■
The unexchanged 8%
preferred stock Will be redeemed On Jan. 2,
1946, at: $120 per share and dividends.—V. 162, p'. 2647.
.
. - .
:
$2,412,771
„
_
admin, exps—
Taxes, r othef than Fed.
Spring 1946 Manhattan telephone directory delivered To-subscribers in/
this borough beginning Dec. 12.
Approximately 680,000 books will be:
distributed by carriers who will at 'the same time collect the old issues,
this offer will be made as of
made pursuant to
$768,580*
Period End. sept. 30—
-
Issues New DirectoryT
.
481,534
7 .609,500'
$767,642
13,053
~
income
o»ef
T'ibtal
.,
4*
2,480,874
1,526,344
503,631
f; Gen, and
222,376,105
13,794,198 151,536,293 135,726,992
6',645,8Q1' >.66; 151,209 V 60,104,004
-3,127,513
incotnej./T
olier.
Net: income
company's offer of 2% shares of $2.40 preferred stock, par $100;
in exchange for each share of 8% preferred stock, par $100, outstand¬
ing, has beeli extended until the close of business on Dec. 28, 1945//
"The Fidelity Union Trust Co. of Newark, N. J., is agent.
. //>v:, :/;■;/
The holders of the 8% preferred stock have the right either to pur¬
chase from or to sell to the company fractions of the $2,40' preferred
Stock at the rate of $50 per full share, as no fractional shares will be >
All exchanges
Net
•
J The
issued
'
23,331,990 245,724,616-
26,331,251
revenues.,
702,316
1,480,695
1,537,094
,
• cess prouts taxes.™ ^
|
222,652,966'
29,433-.vf,! 320;?547v;;/276,861
-
H Opbr. expenses C--~J1~? 15,764.067
Operating taxes- yjijj-jp V'7,439;67I
/:'/
Extended—
Co.—Exchange Offer
Neptune Meter
;
'
4,493,085-
1,475,515
■
637,460
than Fed.
:/ Taxes, other
$
23,361,423 246,045,570
26,373,538
42,287
revenues
Uncoil.- oper. reV.J~.--J~
,
679,410
' *
> *
1945—19 Mos.—1944
1945—Morith—1944
Operating
Co.—Calls Bonds—
i All
of the outstanding first-mortgage' and lease collateral serial,
bonds dated Jan: 1, 1941, have been called for redemption on Jan.- 1,
1946, at 105 and interest. Payment will be made at the Continental
XUinois National Bank & Trust Co:, corporate trustee, 231 So. LaSalie
111.—V. 151,« p. 3404. ■
492,369
: othv^ income—;
the com-:
Stock Exchange directed: that
the New York
14,
/.".■'■.V-'.'r-V.i.'"!."'--
rV' V-
326,814
—
Depreciation
Net
Nebraska-IOwa Packing
street, Chicago,
Dec.
177,583
1,553,064
243,045
488,377
"
is
$13,162,766
491,415:
4,629,397
878,780
a
Period End. Oct. 31—
cuiTent assets
$834,005.—V. 162,
/'
Maintenance
$8,699,681
-
1,545,140
,—'
exps
,
.•
three
.
2949.
-
$4,321,681 $13,816,316
^on< stock bte nbt quotdd ex safid distnhritton ihtiF Dbc. 31/
^ ar6ss; income
TP P* Z397.'
•1A'V7T,';777^:Tnt.;sanct' other deducts.
Sept.- 30; 1945; including cash of' $1,644,540,
$4,810,500 against current liabilities- of
of
totaled
p.
of
/,
before taxesi__-2_'--2__--'-.v-----~4.-^--vL--->. 4, 1,0
income
-As'
common
.-
On
Net income after
XSIet
Othef oper.
purchd.
gas
f6ur-for-orie split-\ip will be effected; In The,
stock, of no par value, by the distribution ori Dec. 28/ 1945;
additional shares to holders of each share'*; of; record Dec, ;
that
,
$4,396,283
123,287
reVenues^___
Power; and
,
Fibre Cov (& Subs.)—Earnings—
MONTHS ENDED SEPT. 30, 1945
rdI„c
7'777' 777'7;:77': ■77':.;'7
Stock Distribution Ruling—
It is announced
//'
"
Operating
of the
the issuance
by
effected
be
number of additional sharfeS,
A
y* Ari! Aug.
17; stockholdSVs - apFfdved; av pVopoSat} td iricfease the»*
authorized common stock from 800,000
shares to 2,000,000" shares.'
,
. ,
————- ' ,
will
split
the
as
Period End. Sept. 30—
appropriate
30; 1945
y
$725,986
provisions of •Internal y
——1
Revenue Code
••
earned
\
the
at
certificates,
Cotpr.—Earnings—
National Union Radio
y
record
(appro¬
•
-Earnings—
'i
North West Utilities Co. (& Subs,)
1945—3 Mos.—1944
;
1945—9 Mos.—1944
shares will be iSsiled, on or about Dec. 28 to holders of
close of lifusine'ss Dec. 21.
' ;
1
It will not be' necessary. fd'V holders of the present stock to return-
Additional
account, including accumulated
deposits), $172,721; reserve for losses or
$184,729; $6 preferred stobk retirement
the
SEC
'■
.Volume 162
Number 4449
for; voting' > trust1; certificates
capital, stock, par .$100.
covering
V.. The
period" of
voting trust, is
for
the agreement, for
tificates "have no' power-of termination.
is, Dec, io,
1950,—V,.
161,
holders of'
the
the
the
of.
"...
,
'I, Old
Dominion Power Co*, (& Subs.)- -Earnings—
preferred
Total
oper.
Operating
expenses
Taxes,; other
and
Federal
Net
1
848,124-
eXc.
;'fi'fi'iiy ■*$■■'?
profits//. I
income
income
Gross-
taxes—,
f-'^.OOO.
.■
income/u-yv-J.-.*;''" > $22,9987
deducts.', V
33; 784'
69,884
3,560
't
7 430-
"...
160,549*7 7 164,181;
162, p.
Net' profit
dommon
"$10,786
•
$12,351" *r- "$22,869 Ft
;
1397.
Tie
Sept,
9-Mot,. End.
Sept.ijO^—
'1945
•
7
7
{F ;'.';r.3944
-
1943.
-
,
war
,
;V
1942 ft
.
completed*"
;
65,526,934
——
Gross
profit
from-,
40,771;542
shares
thato based
J,
13,911,361-
55,480,505
;V*'6,947;3696,126,474-
proclamation, of*
for
..'Total
income-I;—-*..
$11,831,894'
charges
reported
applicable to, income previously
1944..
year
v-
concentrates shipped but not sold ao
June. 30,, 1945,* was valued at £352,10.0 per long ton of fine tin
(62!^
cents per-pound)
f.o.b. SouthAmerican, ports,, as against £333.10.0'
lier long-ton* of -fine tin" (60 cents per pound) as of June 30, 1944/
The
—V.
report
162, p.
"Net
Earns*:
denied
80,613' .r v 166,235
301,513
229,174
charges that he; or-: the- corporation., has in any. way hindered or>
Post-war tcadj. & w>nW /V'."f "71
.*•' -l-v
■ y,7.
flfempered development ,of/television as charged*, in-a-civil, anti-trust*
;tingencies.
: 1,080,000 '77* 600,000
.1,228,150 '
400,000
! suityfiled by'the Go.vernment',in Federal Court-on Dee. -18: He stated;
IFederal income taxes— ,;! 8,595,000
5,'945,600 " 8,260,000.
5,950 000.
that- "Paraipountr Pictures hasi in the-last seven years done move forf
(
.v...;
■■■
•;•;/•
- ■
'
the promotion and;'development of television" in - the v home and in*7, Net- profit
$2,076,281". $1,935,745
$1,973;235" $2,237,588
theatres-tnanyany/ othew organization with the possible exception, of?
Earns, per sh'.- on com. 7" "
$0.89; V '
$.82
$0.84- <,
.$0.97
RCA, NBC and-CBS."
' :
;
«•
•
'
'
!• tlncludes excess profits tax. after deducting
The
Government
named:: Paramount; Television
Products,. General
post-war, refund.—V: 162;
p.-1397.
iPrecision Equipment. Corp., Scophony Corp.1 of America and Scophoriy,
.i'-f
Ltd.*, of London; Mr. Raibourn and two other^individuals: im chargesr
that they had, conspired-.to divide markets here and abroad and had
; Pacific. Caii Co.—Declares 12^-Cent Dividend— y
t
delayed devdopment' of - two systems/ ofprojection,
known as the
The-directors have- declared-a* quarterly dividend of 12Mf cents: per
."supersonic" and "skiatron" methods,: designed* to permit use of tele-.
share on the
19,
in
1894.
*
'
Sept-36-~
'
shares "
taxes.—V/
charges and
161,
$256,803
310,063.
$0.83
310.062
$0.66^
-
-
1942
.
310,062
$0.41
310,062 .$0.64
shares,.
com.
"Alter all
"4
"
1943
'
$205,192
1944.
1
$128,028
$197,695
com.
per
' 1945-;
,
income
Gutstand'g
corporation.
tin
states, that
Bcerless Cement' Corp:—Earnings—
•
Dic^-Televisioni Curb Denied)—
y: Paramount Pictures,
\
Paul Raibourn, head of ; ihe television activities of this
$8,816,762 ;and President" of
Television
Productions,Inc.-"on Dec.
$8,646,980 $11,762,898
deductions:
.
the
ended-June 30,.
to $262,000) * rep¬
and a retroactive
(equivalent
price, of. tin
'
9 Mos. End.
Operating profit'!— 7 $10,827,605'*$7,784,887 $10,979",328 $8 ;107,022
1,004,289 .f " 862,093 / '7/ 783,570
:,y;; 709,740
Other
In. smelting
decrease
■
,
profit after taxes for the six months
approximately
£ 65,000
retroactive increase in the
resenting a
29; .1945,the. company's subsidiaries' have elected to amortize:
facilities within the-period; of the-emergency..- However, as ad-»
-.
Other,, income
•
$1.
net
includes
1945,
;
,
to
7 Estimated
$0,14-
-
Inc.?—
Consolidated*,
&,- Enterprises
S.
bolivianos
4,702,944
.
,
President's
the
on
:
Milies
,
$656,226
-
.
4,702.944
$0.32
.
$0.-29
states
report
$3,089,844
2,433;618
$1,507,455
4,702,944:
:
1943
.
.
$4,291,927
$1,387,597
>2.——-y-r.'*
outstg.-l—L-^-Llyj:
1944;
-.
•
41*380,327
42,726.361
42,726,361
17,774.974
op.
Expenses,; etc.
51,845,765
62.112,127. 55,480,505
62.112,127
1299:
p.
reports for
the: six. months
ended June 30, 1945, an
net * income- after Income taxes,
of £300,202 (equivalent
$1,211,315) plus 41,727,337 bolivianos (approximately $993,508),
For- the first half- of 1944, adjusted.net income- after income taxes,
was
£487,247-(equal to $1,966,042) and a loss of 7,486,613 bolivianos
(approximately $178*253).
'
'
■7 Conversion of pounds sterling was made at $4.03'A to, the pound, and,
the
exchange
value
of
Bolivian
currency
is approximated
at 42
profit figures 1 for either "1S45 or'1944/
The effect- of these adjust' ments^wiH: be -shown, in-'the accountf for,rthq calendar-years r * - y
During -the third-quarter; there were extensive cancellations of" war
contracts,vseveral of. which have resulted- in« claims' for reimbursement
16,361,966; 13,470,782.
jvhich have npt* been ^adjusted, hence not* reflected in earnings for this
5,382,638 V 5,363,760
y quarter.—VF
V
FF-
03,353,790
"
68,862,500
was
Company
to U.
,
Orders
share.
elected
common
estimated-
justments- in:-. reepeet 'oP accelerated"amortization/were not made im
the* .accounts^ atvSept.-30 they ard1 not reflected In the« -third, quarter*
;
,Orders booked —$58,123,123: $68,961,515. $37,540,872. $91,092,212/
Dricompl. old; Sept: 30/7
Billings.against orders—.
present
Young, former Chairman,
Earnings—
•'
'■
567,792,- -,-2r784,472(
-,
Earnings.-per "share
$14,011'
*
yi Oils Elevator Go.—Earnings— i*'
.1945
$1,955,389
prov._-_'al
$178,198"
$13T;680
-v-.;..—
...
tax 7
•
1". l.': 11.\
\r
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—.
before Federal* tax—-—-
Federal
*33,508*7 7
ii -*r
V
-
Profit,
"
*
160,
Patino
:
Pan American Petroleum & Transport* Co*/($ Subs)
Earnings—' \~L'
$177;7681
437
•
^
27,698,
$137,243
-'
7- $45,859' "
*
:
73,495
.9,200
.,
and: other,
.•';
17,934
."f
,
: 7 $45,707 •
.744:'.,,1"/" 153-
..$22,954
.
___;
.-'Deficit.—V.
J
—V.
.
.
operating/income
Other
Int;
$1,087,228
811,877
$1,062,422
223,235f..* 188,003*
T'-r-/
,
Eed.
will
as
heretofore, it was disclosed, but as a Panhandle
with its management and key personnel remaining underr
the joint .direction of Harry D. Watts, President, and Andrew Fisher,
Executive Vice-President.—VV, 162* p. 2187.
V, ...
a,
operated
M:
subsidiary,
,
if inc.
*
•
than
and, Chicago,
offices in- New York
each
for
President of the
company,
and
R.
W.
Purcell,
former
Vice-President, was electee!
Chairman of the -board* ' J. S. Young retired as President and Karl
Herzog as-Treasurer.
J. J. Anzalone was elected Vice-President ancl
C. W. Sharp as Treasurer, and M, M. Malone was re-elected Secretary,
converted by, their holders into $400,000 of;
company,'with
exchange
Kenneth
(
stock.
,
In
of new common
7, will result in the issuance of. 10;shares
Jan.
on
stock
1946,
The? Stewart
be
•
19457—-12 Mos.—1944 ;
•„ „.1945—3Mos.—19441
revenues™
$260,131
$260,C44
,
7,
acquisition
U,906.snare& recently, werq
-
*
'.jy Period End. Sept. 30—
Jan.
on
cer-1
date
termination
The
ing
$777,798,-r less adjustments- to- be prescribed by auditors,
wim: the baiance payable subsequently.
Involved in
are
12,168 - common
shares, originally constituting,;
50.7.7i> of* Stewart's 24,074; outstanding qommon shares.
The remaining,
payment* of
J
'
and no provision is
2336.'
p.
company's
•
,
five
years,
earlier.-termination and
made in
agreement
shares of the
18,694
..
.
a
3079
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2791.
p.
,
.
,
,
Pellor
-
*
Brewing Got> Ltd.—Stocks Offered—
The company with offices at Terminal Buildings, Hamilton, Ont. is
offering $350,000 5 Wlo cumul. redeemable preference shares (par $25)?
in units of* four'preference shares and 8 common shares at $100 petf
unit.
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-7'
'
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.
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;
v
.
Period End; Nov. 30—
/ ■
' 1 ■ ■ , "i, , '
-k
capital
record
Dec.
22.
31,
June
:
vl*
par -value-' which-
no
par-shares-for
25
cents
and Sept.
7V-'• '»
30
*
:
of
.
$5? payable* Deo.
equivalent* to. 25 cents per
This -is
capital stock, of
basis of • two ■ $5
distribution
stock,- par
each
29,-
no
were-made
1945;—V.
of
share on
held.
.
shares
old
'
9«Months
Ended Sept. 30—
...\
profit after charges and taxes r, $119,089
shares outstanding,—
555,934.,
Earnings per. share ———— y,;:.y;, $0.21
JyvC;1945
Common
,
<
$302,994
»
555,947
of .Mt:
556,265
$0.38
,
$0.55
New Preferred'Stock Issue—
on
Wilson
in- 1946. .In
mission-of<v500
'{
Avspecial stockholders', meeting Has been called for Dec. 28 to vote
,a - proposal for the authorization of,: $3,000,000 preferred; stock.
it
location
this
which
of
company plans to
sell $1,500,000 of 4J/a%- convertible: preferred
through underwriters about the middle of January. The conversion
price and other features will be determined later.
;
V
A. K. Humphries, president, advised* stockholders that the
company
expended
next; 12. to
over
,
24^ months
>
for.
replacement,
ex*
stockholders on Dec. 12 approved a recapitalization, plan which
for a merger-of: this company with the General Cement Corp.;
wholly.owned'subsidiary. The voting was 361,209 shares for and
28,367* against' the plan, r. . ,
'
" •
7,Holders?, of? tho 121,200
shares, of $7 preferred stock, on which
arrears
were
$100.04 a share on Sept, 30, 1945, will' receive in ex-y
;
,
change
has
the
share- of
011
*
-
Scophony Ltd,, during. 1939,* 1940 and-1941, Scophony
willing to sell arl6S{>" interest in the American rights for. $8*,500which/Television; Productions, acquired
in
the
hope
of
furthering
television.,At the request pL Scophony. it'Las since, made some small
was
0.additional, advances.
to
allow> Scophony,
•
Net
profit" after
charges
and
taxes,
"
capital share_„:
per
7/9 Mosi End. Sept. 30—
$1,267,880
$5.35
7;:
J
profit -aftert chttrges^._J
Fed. inc.jfc.exc. profs;■
1944-,
$803,081,
? 7
$3;500,719V
■„
$8.45
.,
' -taxes
.
Premiums
written
during the' first nine months of 1945- totaled
$J2,081,362y a"; decrease: of $437,345, or 3.49as compared; with the
of last year:—V.; 160, p. 1407.
::F-Fr
:
"
r;'.'
- vr,;.\
t
f.F.
-
Net
Profit
Hes.
Net
.
after, charges
and
State -
for
No.
1
;
y "z
1945
.
profit
per
$10,757,700
taxei____^.-_^-6,118,000.
$1,256,000
shares.—L'7:—
erties and Liquidate—
shp.re__.______„7„_!
§3.17
162. p. 1517.
$1,335,800
396,123,
7
$3.33
Period End, Oct. 31-
1945—Month—1944
"77/
7".
•' *1 *
J'
"
'
7
'
'l-
12,446.257
40,228-*
revenues
Uncollectible oper. rev;_
Operating
Net-
Net
taxes
operating, income
7/
162,
2950.
p.
:
v
:
/
Pacific Western Oil Corp^j
9 Mos. End."Sept/30^—
Net
alter
Exp:
taxes, /dep.,
royalties—*
etc.-^
-.=
--
•
to
ment
of
73,512,276
21,462,442
1,131,794
1,771,833
11,536,511,
17,106,471
-Earnings—
1945/
1944'
10,736,604
1
,
•
;
etc.
Interest,
Loss
on
'
160,866
4203,603- '
7
tOn
'
22,809
shr.
per-com.
721,905
p.
renegotiation
2791.
102:546
--
•
The
$118,084
'
profit
«
—
$180,694\
com7 shr.
per
1,000,000
shares
of
103,0071
69,500i
.
per
"After
-
/
contracts
1944
/
other
162,
<
Co.
Upon
proposes
consum¬
transfer
to
its sole stock¬
of the balance
.
-
.
and
Federal
1943
1942
$1,282,592, $1,417,024
t$8.55
t$9.45
(On 150,000 shares of capital
1944
.
$1,430,468
t$9.54
taxes.
750,000.shaa-es of capital stock.—V. 162, p.
Sept. 30—
*
INCOME
-
.
77
income
Gross
ACCOUNT
7
-
Net
.-
v
1944
$1,444,046
745,736
86,279
$632,271
$612,030
—
—
»
* 1945
$1,467,538
774,244
/
61,024
3,810
3.929.
316,092
317,606
$312,368
,$290,495
&c.,
-
income
1324:
162, p.
7.7%—
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—November Sales Up
$0.79
Period End.
charges,
T
deductions of subsidiaries..-—
amortization of debt discount, pre¬
(net) and expense, etc., of corporation
Interest,
2188.
(& Subs.)—Earnings
—1—
7_'_—
earnings
Interest,
1942
$569,693
subject to the approval of
Massachusetts.
Gas
Operating expenses, maintenance and taxes____ ■
Provision for depreciation and retirements___^
sales
Net
Nov.30^77 ,
_t.
•
r
1945—Month—1944
1945—11 Mos.—1944 .
$3,148,601
$2,923,503 $31,715,949 $31,067,606
1945., the company operated 13L
month last year.—V. 162, p. 2398.
During November,
from the
607,
p,
"* 1945$1,356,297.
JS1.81
v
CONSOLIDATED
'
1943
and
charges
tOn
mium
$922,222*. $1,141,800; .$1,159,758
$1.27.;'
$1.58=
$1.60
depreciation,
:
share_;
com.
12 Months Ended
for
(& Subs.)—Earnings— 7
are
of
Shore
Pennsylvania State Water Corp,
-—V:
Companies,
ofr this
directors
proposes
89,468
loan
to
Ino.—Proposed
corporation
Schumacher
and
of
one
aften
share
which
Pathe
of
Schumacher
Paraffine
for
stock,—V.
161,
$128,517
poses
$162;210
$.13
$0.16
p.
The
same
stores, unchanged
Schumacher
Wall
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Earnings—
v
Board
each
$2 cumulative pre¬
holders
would: be
oflered
no-par
common
three
shares
heldj—V,'162, p. 2518.
Two
Concerns—Pro¬
10-for-l Stock Split-Up—corporation
on
Dec.
connection
announced
19
with
the
/Net'
profit- after charges
outstanding
series
of
internal
of
a
worldwide
changes
Anglo-
&
•—V.
r
,
per
162,
p.
share*
$4,923,673
6,752,003
*
$0.75
' '
1944
5,752,003
—
________
2823.
,
$4,330,000
taxes—-—
Shares
Earned
V
Petroleum & Trading Corp.—25-Cent
$0.85
'
Class A Div.—
The directors, on. Dec. 13, declared a dividend of 25 cents,per sharo
on
the
class A stock, $5 par vaiue, payable Dec. 27 to holders of
record
a
formation
*
1945
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
under- which, Paraffine
assist in the retirement of
to
industries, Inc.—Merges*
undertaken, in
2790.
Merger—
consolidation,
$700,000
present" 27,330 shares of Schumacher's
ferred
11,000
$389,032 7
$0.39
■
$0.18
capital
war
/,
;
1945
Corpl* have?-approved* plan- of
133,594
$251,678
$242,524
40,263
■
.
of
•••;
normal
shares.—V.
Barmffine
•
,
Net
161,
in
59,432
<
tOn
required
was
$1.15
North
1942
$139,978
-
-$558,228
debs.
fEarnings
for
the
sale
"
$397,362
'
-
earnings
t Earnings
the
.,
Government
this
profit,
stock.
7,274,409
no adjustments of contract
prices on
the 1945, and 1944 periods.
No adjust¬
ParmeJee Transportation.Co.
-
160,518
,v,
S.
Utilities
Pennsylvania? Salti Mfg. Go.—Earnings—-
and pro¬
vision of $1,869,366* in
1945; $2,412,705' in *1944; $1,774,494 in 1949,
and ..$347,400 in
1942 for Federal income and
excess
profits taxes.
"1943-
•"
$43,105
income
U.
$1.16
,
9>Mos. Ended Sept. 30—"
"Net
profit./ L__o_____u •
17,112,819
$2,507,260- $*1,894,692'/. $1,351,791
2,109f898*
I,754i714*
.1,233,707
2,212,163/
Profit*
4,896,780
—j~:
105,711,322
80,505,859
27,421,858
'
Other
outstanding^4,890,780
share
"After* interest,
$2,255,348
-.
per
acquisition
Public
"12 MOS: End. Sept. 30—
"Net
$5,785,572
4,896,780
$1.18
$5,634j8l6
and
of
..
208,741
.
8,120,000 /
$5,701,462
shares
sales
7,561,384
-
adjustments.
closing
sale
$13,754,816 $13,059,981
7,325,000
profit
" NOTE— Company; anticipates
,
"
,
Net*
978,122
2,391,017
1,163,263 r
7 "; 808,300)
lhcome
r~V.
11.084,195.119,464,228
"
2,773.664
$537,811
7'2.43.683
$2.14-
208,864;.
*
a
proceeds to= Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Corp.,
holder," in satisfaction of its debt and in distribution
as
a
liquidating dividend.—V. 101, p. 572.
/ '*•;7-.,4 ' ../y-:.;
v ' " -.7'
77?
205,201;..
profits taxes
exc.
of
Earns,
.
subject? to
Department
mation
("ik;
calendar/year 1943.—-V.
7
'•
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!
an
Co.,
the
96?,000
243.683
-$38T
.
$3.-49*
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'•
/
v
-
cash,
-
the
Gas Light
Lowell
sell to
The proposed
(
-
Gross
> 266,800
/
./,; 305,008
27,800
7 :
,
Operating; revenues12,406,029
Operating expenses
8,469,102
119,769,236'105
11,111,995
&
Common
*'*
.
Operating
7
258.604*
,_7'7l___^___7.____v'$13,026,462'
income
Earnings
1945—10 Mos.—1944.
'
$"
^
.;
v.u
F
Federal* income
7
?
*
279177
income'*___7^l/_!J_7rJJ_y_„
Total
•
$3 37
*"
.
(7 Pacific Telephone «Sr Telegraph Co.—Earnings^—
■
:
,
"
application to. the SEC*
non-affiliated gas utility
company, all of its physical properties, real and personal, consisting
principally of gas distribution facilities located in the "North Shore'
district
of
Massachusetts, including
Ipswich, Hamilton,
Manchester,
Topsfield," Wenham, Essex-, Georgetown and Rowley, together with all
easements, accounts receivable, materials and supplies, franchises and
contract for the purchase of gas, for a base consideration °f $150,000
to
proposes
Profit
-7 Other'
396,123
-
stock:
-.'.y
,
Co.,Car subsidiary, in
7 :North-Shore Gas
,9 Months. Ended Sept. 30 -i •FF
1945
1944i
V?-f-7/-1943t'l»:..
from" operati"onsl__2-777____ $12,821,261 $13,545,952 $12,851,240
750,000
$1,317,700
396,123
common
new
Pennsylvania Ga» & Electric Corp;—Sub. to Sell Prop-
-f,
$1,499,811
"-.7
$960,281*
$902,269.
!
""""
'
;
,
'
^-^;ife^^x®avis*.
8,043^600
1,125,000
p.:
—VM61J
$10,129,600
J i 8,315,000?
562,000
purchase
to
as
promptly as justified by results.
He estimated the
may'earn $1,500,000 after taxes next year if labor problem#
are. dissipated,
or the equivalent
of about
,$2.90*share; on- the- 524^000 shares- to be* outstanding- following com¬
plete? exchange of shares, but before giving effect* to the shares to bo
issued upon exercise of the warrants.-—V. 162, p. 2518.
j
in
1942
'
:
$2,882,002
2,048,167: y ,1,921;721
■:*
$1,092,160
*
7
1943
•
holder;
per
material* shortages
and
:
r
194*3'
-
$2,950,436
outstanding ,.-._7 y \ 252,328
Earnings "per-com. shr-L :* -J":
$4.33-
•
f
1944
v$7,936,000
—,—1
capital-
Earnings
—V.
1
contingencies.^
profit
of
1944
.
-2,408,559
/
'
!
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Federal
-.
Shares
..
\
./-
1945
$20
company
.
like period
,Pacific Mills («fe. Subs.)'-—Earnings'—
Exchange.'
York Curb
entitle; the
payments
its
tos pay
Ba«>k & Tilfond,.Inc.(& Subs;)^-Earnings—
■
Earned
new
New
<
solicitation- by
* —
• •
V'-;''.'.1945
'
the
warrants
-
share from June 1, 1946, to May 31,, 1949, inclusive:
*.
Victor
N.
Roadstrum,
Chairman,; said at the meeting* that the
board-of -directors-intend-to. establish a policy
of regular, dividend
s
7"
iThe
at
.
>-.
shares
share of, new common
warrants
i
shares for each share, and holders oi*
will receive in exchange for each share
stock and warrants to purchaso
stock.
Application will be made to list tho
common
new
one-tenth
one-fifth
*
Co.—Earnings
four
400,000-common
held
"
••<*>9 Mos. Ended Sept. 30—
Recapi¬
7
its
j..
Pacific Indemnity
•'
,
,
calls
patent' expenses
7 '' '■/ 7
-'.-'•• •7
: •
pansion and rehabilitation, of plants,- and- for. additional facilities for /-■ and its staff; of four-people. . - .
F"
"So much has happened, in radar, electronics and television during
handling building, materials.-—Vv 161, p, 145^ "
<+•: ,
the war. that the original* supersonic ideas-which Scophony. held, are
/
probably, obsolete.-The large sums of; money, spent/by governments
.y Pacific :Gas;&' Electric Co.-—^New lmprovements^
^^y 7- during the war on .the Scophony Skiatron principle have so far- failed
j/The company has started work on a new '220,000 volt $6,000,000 7 tq produce a successful method of applying it to television. Televipower transmission Jine from its Shasta substation to the San. Fran- 7*;-sion. scientists, would;
have, laughed at us had we at any time claimed
cisco-Ba.v area.
It : will be the third over this route. ^ Contracts- for.
yw Scophony to -have,,the possibilities indicated, for! it in. the; newspaper
$4,000,000
for materials land
equipment already liave been- signedpublicity of; the:; last few days."-; ,•
7v t
7/ 7 7,
He further-stated:; Tt^^ is- amazing to-me that at' no time has any
Listing of Series N Bonds—
i
representative of; the Department: of 'Justice seen fit to discuss with
The New York Stock
Exchange has authorized the listing of $49,- x
me
the question of Scophohy's: possibilities or*.our activities in con¬
000,000 first and refunding mortgage-bonds, Series
N,.3%., due Dec!, 1,
nection, tnerewith.y'-r-V, 162, p.. 2518.
•
1977, which are issued and outstanding;—V. 162, p. 2950.
be
7
.
.
would
,
V.The
;
"Paramount- has7a* small interest in the Scophony situation. This
interest'in Scophony was taken by Television Productions Inc.,upon the
The
465,471,353
Pemisylvania^Dixie Cement Co;—Merger and
this available to other theatres,
v-.y
7-Vv:yy.>yyy
•
.
;
much
so
-/
162, p. 2822.
y
(j
56,034,925 7 56,778,863 476,187,204
talization Approved—
expects; to demonstrate brilliant
the Paramount Theatre irr New
It
make
Xork in . August,-1946,. and. to
throughout 'the- country... •
test the trans)-,,
expects-to
megacycle frequencies- concerning
lately
printed-, in the? press:
television -pietures on the-screen
orr
has spent $600,000 in replacement and rehabilitation of
properties; and
$1,000,000 for expansion.since 1938. Proceeds of the proposed financing
result-of- Paramounfs- extensive efforts
expended. It* has aided in the growth
a
been
•
—V.
i
>
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DuMont
been
To Vote
•
y
.
1943 ;
:
have
/•*",
screen.
-
1945—11 Mos.—1944
^
i •
Sales
.Laboratories, im which- it has. a. 37%— interest, to a
position of prominence-4n--the*-television, industry,* Subsidaries have
established and are operating television broadcasting stations in Chi¬
cago and* in Hollywood.- - -•
-7
-•
'
"Dumont
is
operating a station in New York. By early Spring
this station will be broadcasting programs picked up in Washington.
The Hollywood station
will fber broadcasting from the*. 5,800-foot top
J
/
1944
$215,918:.
added:£"As
dollars
of
picture
full-sized: motion
a.
Mr; Raibourn
pf
'
yy/y.//■■.•;y yyz:*.
■■
on
millions
March
on
1807.
-
*
5
Quarterly
Pacific Coast Aggregates,
Inc.—Earnings—
Net
yisiatn
on : the'
share
the
p.
-/
the old-
par-
on
162,
holders
to
recently- split-up
was
each-
28
7" 1945—Month—1944
>
»/•
■
1.31%—
Ponney. Coi—November Sales Off
(J.C.)
issue
Dee.
on
19.
March
Distributions
12, June 12
quarter during 1944.—V.
of 20 cents each were made l on this
and Sept. 12, this year, and;.in each
162, p. 992.
■
American
Panhandle
All
outstanding
century-old
world-wide
renmental,
the
into
for
a
Producing
common
construction
Refining
shares
of
engineering
Co.—Acquisition—
James
company
Stewart
which,
■
&
Co,
Ino,,
besides varied
undertakings, erected many of- the nation's leading gqveducational, commercial and, industrial buildings, passed
hands
of
Panhandle
consideration of
Under
&
the
Producing
&
Refining
Co.
on
Dec.
12
82,000,000.-
purchase ""agreement,-
Commonwealth
company
Corp:,
will
make
an
initial
which
steel
the J.
Arthur Rank
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
Britain.
Securities,
owns,
Inc.,
formerly
a
other securities,
company,
and 12,500
among
investment
diversified
investment
48,000 shares of Cliffs
shares of the Central
National
of
Bank of Cleveland, Ohio, and the V. D. Anderson Co., maker
special machinery of Cleveland, Ohio, both have been merged into
Pathe
The
Panhandle
reciprocal film distribution, system with
interests of Great
1
Industries, Inc.
directors
of
.
Pathe
'recapitalization which,
Industries,
Inc.,
.
..
also
approved
if approved by stockholders at
a'
a
plan
of
special" meet¬
The
week
of
V.
:
.
electric
ended
5,348,000
output
Dec.
kwh.,
162, p. 2952.
15,
or.
for the company and its subsidiaries- for the
amounted to 134,161,000 kwh., a , decrease
3.877, from the corresponding week of 1944.—-
1945
•
.
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co*—Bonds Called—
See Philadelphia
Transportation Co. below.—V.
162, p: 394.
12 Mos. End. Oct. 31—*
,
Gross
All
/_/__„
revenues
Fed.
Net
1,249,869
local
and
572,478
taxes
deductions
Total
for divs._u,1
avail,
Bal.
——
Feb.
'
mortgage
-
3 V«%
bonds,
.
//
V/
■
liabilities—First
375,000; serial notes due subsequent to IO-3I746,
$2,500,000; 6%
cumulative preferred stock,
notes due prior
to 10-31-46, $150,000; consumers
other
current
liabilities, $37,034;
accrued - taxes,
stock,
Fed.
162, p. 2311.
>;■./"./'"
'
conversion
—V.
.will
made
be
at
time.*
any
Called
bonds, upon delivery thereof, on or before Dec. 31, 1945,P. R. T.
at-$1,023.33;- the
11969
--$1,075.—V. J62, p. 2952.
~
-
Philco Corp.,
/Piloted
by
veterans,
the
..
10-ton
Each
took
Tiger
Philadelphia, on
from
dealers',
of
Jan.
.
listing
stock,-., series
preferred
of>
A:
;:,v Net
'
.
revenues?^
Earnings
with- new
capacity
floors: throughout
\
ASSETS—
//•"' / * >
and
S.
U.
.".i
$3.29
;
138,327
-
"I*, 47,10l
and; amort;!-,^:
result,
fr.
J
$320,787 / $4,083,149
/•
Inv.-
j Munition'"
Funded
^$328,903 '>-.$412,511;, $4,315,190
preference; qividends paid^687,500
-V.
'
:_
r
.
484.301
4V**—
-
"
322.509
2:870.364
--Vl,12l;738{v
'■6,370.856
"
cdntracts,":/^J/__//I-/r/^i£///!!:'_/''
reserves'
58.977'
.:>;"812,145;; ://
646.890
FederaL
$44,152,097
$31,961,394
etc:,-*
X-i.J--.li
3,875,190
4.345,641
;;
33,233,526
23.229,112
tax
income
'
687,500
reserve
Car
162; p; 2519.
con ting.
Mfg,
maint.
Post-war,
h
362,034* /
508,256 <-
'
>
//?
Res." for' 'install.//
res
733,051
f
V- 3,799.056
>
v
7,339,455
3,266,676 .*>
reserve:
3.266.676
"
Pullman
■
Co.—Sale
Group Approved
Railroad
to
Court—Interlocking Directorate Barred—New Cars
Be Purchased Through Competitive Bids—
Capital
stock
Minority
•
152,163
11,354.097
129.195.880
129,195,880
stock...
'
•
•
9,824,811
credits,
Deferred
Must
•-/-:-
w_/*.
/Z
Surplus
three-Judge Court wt Philadelphia, Pa., on Dec. 18, ap-;,.
sale of the sleeping car business; of Pullman; Inc. to a
special
A
;
by
113,829
reserves/>__//..
Other
508.256
2,500.000
-8,938.186
res4fcg/g/-/Li//?:///://_-/
etc.,
>'
*
-
367.956
/
>2,500,000
^/r/L-////i-//://*7-//
res.
,-2,531,637
j-/2,645,557/
>
Insurance
2.870.364
>, 1,220.125
adv.'w'X*.
Employets benefit res.,
Z Contract.
General
j
"'nr*-'
: 484,301.
*
>389,895';;
V*;. 64.809,.
1,220,125 ''
liabilities*—
;?$3^62^690 rf$4^>0t,64|
—-L-C
i
r
:
"
--r
Accounts*, pay.,
/.Accrued, taxes
> $5,195,141
tax cred.
'
.
_*/ $273,076,780 $29^303,785
■/!,165,615
Balance
Co.....r.,_.„„_
88,064.957
75,410,925
18.290,841 "
investments,'~/>!//^//l///l'l_"_'/'!!;////!.4'
,"■ Other
•
>
a
eqnipment.d'/_*_u.l/^tr/!i"/>:-i
dom
■
*566,776
'34.606,798
•
$4,029,526
'*'232,041
-
4,213,45i(
,
.
>45.165,648
Other '-assets'
66,817-
-
.
3,664.201'
46.725,176
2,209,880 :
'■»" 468,153
■'
Property " and
M.. W. Kellpgg
carry-over
91,724
19,942.600
'3,664,201
' 48,955,946
ref„
rec.,'
;
$90,766,516
•
*
*•;
1vv '
•
Balance
Prior
notes
:> Deferred-..charges
'"/
$60,468",168
,14,350.000
Inventories
J
$328,903
Reduct.: of Fed, inc. tax 1.
of exc. prof,
Jf
$512,519
$6,374,529. '. $6,382,256
/4 $520,337
2,291,380 ,. * 2,352,730
/ ; 191.434, ;,/ 19L732 >
,:
:
73,504
,
«
securities^
trust
accounts,'.'etc.
securities, ' cost.
Other
'
8,094"
•
•1944
.
profits
Equity
994,998
184,589
-
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, SEPT. 30
1945 ..■>
"t
""'A'
^ '
U, S.
tax
Excess
,
>1945—12 Mos.—1944,
$2,231,700 $28,188,300 $26,361,210.
$2,367,635
:
Interest
Christmas,
for
share_„>.
4,846,717
,5.768.320
•
' " *
*,v
Cash
1945—lilonth—1944
Other, taxes,
Other inc. deducts,, net
Philco
the United States-in time
:
- -
2,300,951- 3: 2,102,540 - -4,654,359
$i.2iv;vv.,> .$i;i5.,$2.94
.L'X-V-i.
per
Mich.—Dividend—*/;
.1880,708 11,025,980 10,373,76®
£■. 130,3191,839,365
1,698,804
% T. 123,239 s'4,'657,509.:^» 1,568,448;
taxes:..'242.590; !-"i291;710 >4,152,078 V.3,338',797
V;
278,'700
" 246,104 ,3,Q65;335 >2,912,322
a
.
income
Federal
1946 Philco radio sets, which will-be flown
major cities all * over the, United States..
to
i,614,948
10,615.037
' 9,499.253>
4,844,893
3,717,488
..1,614,948
3.915.899
Balance
*•:
' / /;>//>;
i;
income
Dividends
sefies A, making?
1,181,876 shares-
in
loaded
S
$
rev.
10.308,879 "18.058,124,
railroads_>3,086,471
4,115,914
" 51,278,608"' 59.813,936" 180,268,297' 185.719,372
9,613,815 - 9,752,121
3.182,108
3,249,286
13,296.440
20,979.305
Federal income taxi„^>'
1,640,747
7,647,362
1,088.489
" 1,893; 142'
Post-war,, etc.,; res.^__^'•''- :
\ 695,554'
Post-war, etc., res.^.
Crl,088,489; Cr695,654 Crl,088,489 Crl,893,142
19561, and (2) not exceeding
stock-(par $1)*' issuable upon-
1,
common
•.>
,
,
End. Oct. 31—
Maintenance .7
.
on.
to
24
Operation
radio- sets for
distributors in: the/Far West.
Z//.// A/•:*•»•
vH'wi
Thomas ;A. Kennally; Vice .President in charge of sales, stated that
these, planes
are
part of a fleet of: five Which' are rushing Philco
radios to 41 major cities in a program to deliver, radio sets for display,
plane, was
contr.
Expenses
$1,314,196
on Dec. 5 declared- a regular quarterly
dividend 0$
share on,the outstanding common, stock, par $1/payable.
holders of record Dec.: 14.", A "similar payment was made
Depreciation
v
11 with
for
78,543,987 222,986,686 245,123,962"
AlT.-,—— ," 62,015,346
Income
Prov.
per
Operating
notecF*. war
used by any
Dec.
Gross
directors
L Period
other
and
fleet of commercial planes
off.
new
distributors
Flying
former
first chartered
shipment-of
Philco
to
famous
a
manufacturer
radio
:
Philadelphia-—In Mass Production—
'
'
•"
Puget Sound Power & Light CO. (& iSubs;)—Earnings
/
The series A 4s due
at $1,080; and the P. R. T. 5s at
;.' f'//V ///;/•>'/''> ""
6s
the
the
1945—9 Mos.—■» 1944 >
.
'
Accounts-
(flat per $1,000 bonds):
following prices
at -the
to
Sept. 29; last,—V. 162, p. 1398.
on
March .1, next,/the
Rapid Transit Co; 50-year 6% Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.
50-year 5% bonds,: both issues due March 1/1962, at 105 and interest.-,
Immediate: payment of the;full, redemption price will be made;.upon;
•-presentation and surrender of said bonds at the office of The Pennsyl¬
vania Company for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities; trus¬
tee, 15th and Chestnut Sts;-, Philadelphia," Pa. 'A
y
/ v.'/r'V' /•;'
The company also, has offered to purchase any of above-mentioned
three issues of
shares
2952.
p.
cents
Dec.
»'
r;
•
prior
the
authorized
.
(Fred B.) Prophet Co., Detroit,
of Philadelphia
.bonds and the outstanding $114,000 of
a
162,
,-rThe
>"./
"'»"'//■
''
' •
unanimous'
the
'
1945—3 Mos.—->1944
Period End. Sept. 30—
/'■':7 ' ■■>>■?>'/'>'/7
/„///
has
amount
'
also called for redemption on
company-has
The
by
V..*Revised.:'.i.;-'k-'a
outstanding $6,353,000
:
Pullman, Inc.—Earnings—
J
met
are
court approving the sale
representing the railroads
'
100 and interest. , Payment will
Giratd Trust Co., trustee. Broad and Chestnut Sts.,
of
y/7V>/
Exchange
4cumulative
the -4:%.% cumulative -preferred. stock,
of
common
stock
applied for
of
total
the
of
additional
236,376
de¬
^Immediate payment
sleeping car
*
$90.4,135,' $1,555/723; $1,699,770
«
■
Stock
convertible
(par; $50)
Philadelphia, Pa.
the full redemption price, plus accrued interest,"
1969.; have- been
Jan.■ 1,
'' '•
> ~/'.i 1943 //>/'■ 1942
\
,"v •/.'■/:'■'V/.
$7,980,722 $11,427,770
$5,264,196.
6,425,000
> 9,728,000
3,950,000
1944
;
3,362,750
—.——
The New
York
(1) 85,955 shares
4% :
called for redemption:
be made at the;
due
series A,
1. 1946,
profit;
/.
first and refunding mortgage
$1,897,800 outstanding,
the
of
Feb.
contin.
Listing of Stocks—
;.;y
V..'../'
at
All
bonds,
on
•
38,000
considerations
these'
of
the
group
"•'.'".V V*
but
$4,266,885
and
*
all
of the Pullman Co. to
that do about. 97of
business of the country."—V. 162, p. 2952.
•
of
buying
Pullman's
of
stockholders.
think
decision
with
interests
36,000
"We
-
(<& Subs.)—Earnings—
,;:V
best
by disposing
interest and
employes and of Pullman,
payts.", to
:
../Philadelphia Transportation Co.—-Three Issues
1945
-
Co.
the
Inc.'s
spirit
and
letter
the
with
comply
to
to effectuate this separation
due consideration of the public
purpose
Depreciation
10
.
chgs.
taxes
taxes
Net
<
posits, $261,140;
reserve for retirement, * $4,140,495; . other reserves,'
_$237,983;
capital
surplus,
$1,459,523;.: .earned surplue, $2,741,941;/
total, $33,437,837.—V.
after
before
1971, $16,$673,000; common
$3,200,000; serial;
deposits, $21,002;
$371,171; accrued
accrued liabilities,"
dividends declared, $95,943; other
unamortized premium on debt, $753,149; main-extension
interest, $180,437;
$38,018;
:
■
•
Profit
series due
,
{.•
246.
p.
Pullman
the
in
St.,,
may present them for payment at any
redemption price, plus accrued interset to.
3 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
.
$29,265,651; cash. $2,011,495: XT. S. Govern¬
ment
securities, $1,206,332; accounts receivable, $119,134; materials
and supplies, $131,512;
other current assets, $207,56b; prepayments,'
$16,498; unamortized discount, expense and call premium on retired:
bonds, $243,721;
unamortized: expense on outstanding funded debt,
$147,345;
unamortized cost ot past service benefits-—employees
tirement
income plan,
$77,891; undistributed debits,. $10,690; total,
$33,437,837'.
161,
our
of
Na¬
endavored
.
order,
"It has been
bonds
full
Pressed Steel Car Co., Inc.
/>//'/J?
plant.
ASSETS—Utilitv
the
1946.—V.
the Continental Illinois
trustee, 231 South La Salle
made at
be
corporate
.
called
the
receive
.15,
Co.,
.
.
of
and
time
$702,244
,
1945 './>
31,
OCT.
OF
AS
•
^$609,888
$583,340, '
$554,587,. '
-
SHEET
BALANCE
Holders
$1,596,054
. : 893,810
Trust
111.
Chicago,
will
Payment
&
Bank
tional
has
Inc.
court's
the
of
company
interest.
and
375,671
$1,136,129
526,241
$1,122,073
538,733
$1,094,297
539,710
earnings
of
$2,788,999
817,274
$2,838,294
1,086,584
615,582
$2,934,383
1,153,593
658,7i7
$2,916,644
maint.)
(incl.
Oper.
Pullman,
has called for redemption on Feb. 15, next, $50,000
first moitgage sinking fund 6'/a*'/ bonds due Feb. 15; 1954, at 101%
The
1942
1943
1944
1945
Co.—Calls Bonds—
Prairie du Chien-Marquette Bridge
Co.—Earnings—
Philadelphia Suburban Water
Monday, December 24, 1945
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
3080
4,485
"
54,702^673
■'
53.682.492
proved the
added that Philco is already in mass production and is supple¬
$273,076,780 3299,303,785
Total.
group of 52 railroads which had. bid approximately $75,000,000 for it* y
z
menting its Radio Air Express fleet with rail shipments to distributors
X
•
■
". t.
The Court in its decision handed down by Judge Herbert F. Good¬
♦Adjusted.- -V. 162, p. 1175.
all over the county.
•
-.1
,.
.
.
'/.-•,' :.„-/• «y
,
a
rich said::
>>
\.
Philco recently announced that $7,000,000 is being invested in Its
V.,
*
"The
railroads are |he natural and',obvious people to; handle the;";
reconversion program, which
Quebec Power Co.—Earnings— / . i:
will double: its pre-war production - of
:'•>
^"v.
' ;V;
1945
; 'l944V: :
radio receivers and refrigerators.
',./"/•
/'•'■/•>/
'= %**■' sleeping car business." '.
;
9 Months Ended Sept. 30-; i;
> -'
I..', '
I..
■.
1 ■• /;:,v; Pullman Inc. elected to sell.its sleeping car operating business after
$3,296,044 / $3,211,404
;/Grosa ^-revenue:.; /
.Radio and Refrigerator Output Improving— S V - \ L t- a Federal Court ruled that operation of the sleeping fcaT; business,
1,862,421 / .1,800,716
,>: Operation, taxes and other expenses„_-._„_„
the Pullman
Co., In conjunction with Pullman-Standard: Car Manu374.002
.361.095
Production of radio receivers ^and refrigerators by Philco Corn. , is
Fixed charges
(•••
V facturing Co. constituted a violation of. the Anti-Trust 'Act.
..,,337.500
337.500
Improving, John Ballantyne, President, told stockholders in a letter
J." Provision for depreciation..^///.,
The rail group was one of four which made bids for the Pullman ;*
288,930*
283,356
Provision. lor income and excess profits taxes.
accompanying dividend- checks on Dec-. 12.v .
.
.
..
A;77 />;/;.,/■'
service. The others were Otis & Co.. Cleveland; Glore Forgan & Co.,
"Sales in the third quarter of 1945 were 45%
below those of the
Chicago; and Standard Steel Spring Co., Corapolis, Pa.
$428,737
$433,189
second quarter^.. due to the large-scale cancellation of war production
Net profit ?'L-//.///*/..._///^w/L-*/-///L>'
>' •, The Court imposed three conditions on the railroads in connection
>
414.898
414,898
?contracts
Dividends
'
following
V-J
Day,"
he
said.
"Resumption
of ^civilian
with their purchase of the business:
; V : >>>.'_>'
■
production has progressed somewhat more slowly than anticipated,
1.
There
can
be
no
interlocking
directorate
between Pullman$18,291
$13,838
Surplus
////.//> ._//_/]J.
largely as a result of delays in obtaining deliveries from suppliers
Standard Manufacturing Co., Pullman, Inc.. and the railroads.,. , : .
;
.•.and
sub-contractors.
—-V. 162, p. 1325.
*
' '
;
•//'
However,
the
production
of
civilian
radio
2. The new Pullman. Co., ,if and when, it buys sleeping cars, must.!;
receivers and refrigerators is now increasing."—V. 162, p, 2952/ ^ *
<
purchase them under competitive bidding.
>
A >
•»>.:>
: -Railway Express Agency, Inc.
3. If the individual railroads also plan to purchase sleeping cars,
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (& Subs.)—Earningsthey, too, must do it by competitive bidding/
://: Period End. Sept. 30—
1945— Month—1944 > • 1945—9 Mos.—1944 >
zJ
y
•'
$ 4 • *'
; w'
$ [./ ? 'V'
•
$ -'.Tv*.
: ?
"A railroad may Join with others and use exclusively the services
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
1945
1942 »
>. - - 1944
■
1943
;
of Pullman. It may. do part of .that service itself, or thr.ough some1:;
Charges for transp. .11/ 30.688,185
33,985,107 327,580,007 291,525,585
Profit
before
tax
and
/He
>
.
-
.
,
,
.
.
.
•
.*
.
....
,
/
..
„
„
*
■'
(& Subs.)—-Earnings—
.
;
\
reserves
Federal
Net
$519,408
tax
provision!.:'
$642,234
397,400
420,300
"
profit
$122,008
Shares
outstanding • >._
Earnings per share_2_i
—V.
161,
$221,934
220,000
$0.55
"
1
them.
$0.89
Period End. Sept. 30—
1945—3 Mos.—1944
profit
$118,211
Earns, per com.
3After
all
The net
mately
erties
1944
1944.—V.
$0.10
$0.42
'
excludes
to
$635,043
:
taxes.
1944
applicable
February,
$0.03
;
charges and
profit for
Sj7,000
in
share.^
1945—9 Mos.—1944
$157,964
;
*
-■
i- '"
"
-
$596,695
'*■
.
$0.40
that
into
the
?
p.
'•>'■•/>>>'.•'.'"V
monopoly
of
Oper:
2791.
:
and
•
not
which
railroad
a
impossible
virtually
only
sought
do
Pullman
let
•Rail
anybody
for
to get
else
the
to
to
concessionaire but even to
own sleeping car service
competing
a
run
rest.
part
of
think
We
got
have
rid
of
all
that
a dividen<l of $1 per share on account
nS °?1
& cumula«ve first preferred stock, par
Dec. .31. to holders of record Dec. 22. A distribution of
$100
!!',£
di^idend
win
>
amount
to
$90
per
Ju-st
declared,
share.—V.
Plymouth Oil Co. (&
158,
* arrearages
on
Mos.
1944
V
1945—9 Mos—1944
,3'M^
i
"After
1,036,301
$0.43
$1,547,970
1,036,301
$0.47
> 1,048,561
$1.40
1,048,5G1
;
Federal
Prov.
161,
p;
Polaroid
2114/
$1.48
;
The
V
'
Corp.- -Declares Initial Dividends—New Di-
rector Elected—
When
opinion
.
to
quarterly dividends of 62»/->
^U)ck,
par
$50,
and
on
the
7.000
shares of
outstanding
i9sn
.
F.
Brown,
a
.partner
? Brown, H. W.
hEv!
of
Kuhn, Leeb
&
Co
.New
York
has
The other members
the board are: Donald
Fuller
Edwin wr
Toria'
juhus shyer
L ^ 'h^rriB
Chadbourne, Carlton P
Latham, Jr., Walter Lown. SterlhiB Pile
S P Wa,1,U1^ and George D. Wheelwright, 3rd—V. 162,
p.*2188
the
we
Pullman,
we
added:
choice
Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.
9.Mos. End. Sept. 30—
'
•
of
a
customer
has
.
been
1
$1,279,239
'
(&
a
and
Other
2791.
628.100
"
•
628,100
$2.04
/■'/ $2.08
It
'
•service.
This
.connection.
of
Subs.)—Earnings—
1945
lq4.
1Q._
'ii -$"lis-|f
6
$2,28
$2.141
sleeping cars as well as coaches and freight.*
obligations to ...furnish- the
sleeping .car
think to be a point of highest importance in this
sleeping car-service, .like, dining .car service, is part
the
FederaL tax provision
Net fprofit
Number-of common
we
.'.
.
the essential
business of. carriage of
passengers
in a country where
States. The
Is provided.
development
of the sleeping car company as a-concessionaire to furnish the service,
!one would expect to find it furnished by the railroad itself/'. „
'
Any appeal from the' Court's decision will go direct to the United
carrier
Were
is
it
between
Court
for
Supreme
the
to
are
they are/in the United
the service or see ,that it
of the independent
as
furnish
historical
Court.
accident
,
,
'
-
- commenting. the
Federal Court decree
8, 1944, requiring the-separation of the sleeping car operating
from the car manufacturing business of the Pullman group,
David
action,
May
business
on
points
obligated
not
'^-V. ,162,
said:
A.
Crawford
"Ffom
the
of
Pullman,
time
of
the
Inc.,
.
-
—
2,200,000
•»
-
Earned* per
pull
railroads'
$3,655,999
charges
Profit'after
both
which
is
.
1" Reliance Mfg. Co. of Illinois^Earnings— / ; / : ;
9 Mos. End. Sept; 30—( "
'
zz V
1945- ,
!: *1944 -
to
credit
locomotives
cars.
President
p.
Zr>
■
the railroad group.
approved/'-. .
*
, •
>
>•>
■
•
> r* •
The Court also said the 'railroads are the natural
and obvious
people to handle the sleeping car business and . added:s "They • are
the ones who own the rails on which the cars are drawn; it is theif
States
161,
575,000
$1,307,628
adjustments
and
are
customers
seller
is
distances
—V.
per
—V.
>
Robert
730,000
$1,022,344
shares-//////.
628:100
share./...—..'—:
$1.63
2398.
'
'.f-'y
profits taxes
exc.
profit
Number- of ..capital
have described and extolled their offers both
the-co.urt.y~We. think the variety of. choice pre¬
to the ingenuity of those who -thought up the /
•various plans and
to the Jawlers who have presented them to the'
court.
Our
conclusion
is
thatvthe
sale "to -the railroads,,, should
be
prospective
sented
l^e directors on Dec. 20 declared initial
5,005.000
5,504,000
$s
conting.
Net
Earned
1943
$6,859,239
2,999,000
630,000
income
for
Subsidiaries)
1944
1945
$4,051,344 $7,541,628
Domestic
expenses^ '.....j.-.-'
after
.
charges and taxes.—V.
*
.,
••
(Including
Sept. 30—
9 Mos. End.
Net
and
at. least
unprogressive
reached this question
is
sinister,
"Pullman's
piczcrrea
*
■
Subs.)—Earnings—
'Netnm-ofitd' Sept" 30~
F7™in«(!ing ——'
Earnings per share—,
stock
this
/
•
privileges.—V. 162,
other carriers—Express
and
ruil
162, p.
•'■. •>'■ '!*Z ://'>'./ '/j.
monopolistic in its
beyond the scope
f
of issues in this law suit which had
.not the railroads, as
Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc.—Redeeming Stock—
defendants. The record tells us nothing of the operations of railroad
The company reports that on Nov. 14 it redeemed 500 shares of 7%
bankers nor of the war between them,
if such there is. Surely we
preferred stock and 295 shares of prior preferred A stock at the par
should
be
■value of $100 a share.-^-V. 162, p.' 1399.
going far beyond proper, judicial process if we played,
either way/ any hunches we may have, about this question.
- > :
;"Approval of the sale to the railroads does not: imply disapproval
•'
; - Reed Roller Bit Co.—Eamings-r<
1943
1944
of other bidders. We'are much impressed With all of them/'
V
/ Quarter End. Sept. 30—
/ 19"45
"!}■ The
Court said that, it was
"our responsibility." to * see that the
Profit after chgs.,' but before Fed; * i ;1 " ■
$469,992
t" $84,506
disposal of its sleeping car business by the Pullman interests, is done;
taxes ■'_^./i'.
P$694,691
in a way which carries out the anti-trust Judgment.4
—V. 160, p. 2652/
'
' •
;>■ ^J',J
not
tendencies.
2474.
p.
>/
.
•
/
the
if
C on June 30- lasfc- Payments in 1944 totaled $1.25
Jper share^
to
2519.
104,018
960.042
926,598
10,281
'
77,832
284,577
12,589,544 123,456,516 111,765,116
107,688
4.580
8,507,934
revenue__;>
by the order which
-
ofT^^S haVC d,lcla^d
>7*
~
debt...__>-->
transp.
194,401,851 170.503.512
12,266,463
11,184,107
1,323,307
,v-:
careful limitations impo.ied upon Pullman Co. by the original
in this case, and which will be imposed upon its successors
we "shall enter."
Touching on the
contentions raised by some of the competitive
.buyers the: Court said:
"We ..ire also told that the railroads are
dominated by a group of bankers and that the influence of the latter,
by
20,330,849
iRaybestos-Manhattan, Inc.—^-Earnings —
its
we
21,069,954
,-1,341,851
-
discount
•Payments
p.
34,357,999 331,162,704 294,663,910
deductions
Other
judgment
(Thomas G.) Plant Corp.—$1 Preferred Dividend—
3,138.325
372,892 / 3,582,697-
370,822
31,059,007
_//._-/
- expenses
funded
on
;
in a railroad
business.
applied
This
C
a
nOn-recurring charge of approxi¬
earnings in respect to sale of prop¬
161,
made-it
Pullman
>
■
/
inc.—.
and inc.
revs,
Express taxes
Interest" and
.
*
■
perpetuation
Total
;.
sleeping car business. Here we must look rather closely.-at
our
concept of what constitutes an unlawful monopoly in this con¬
nection. The thing which got the Pullman Co.
Into trouble was not
that It
was
the only company furnishing
sleeping. car service; but
>
and
Other revs,
.
owned
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.—Earnings—
-Net
.
,
.
danger
no
see
,
continued:
of the
opinion
"We
choosing,., and
own
is provided
this
Court said.
the
The
2114.
p.
Co.
own
its
of
of
All
strangle
no
oly,"
its
all
own
Pullman
220,000
$0,97
$1.01
may
of
$195,829
ask Pullman to do the rest.
sleeping cars, or part of them, or none',
for in our Judgment. There is, then,
hold on the sleeping car business by a railroad-owned
or
any one else. Therefore, there is no unlawful monop¬
of
concern
It
785,200
$212,559
220,000
>
220,000
other
$981,029
$1,112,559
900,000
.
*
'
3.66-;: :
•
"Period End. Sept; 30—-*
profit'
per
•After
tUXCS.
This
'
charges
'
'
r
J
and
_J
gain
"
r *•»'>"• >
1945—6 Mos.—1944
Subs.)—Earnings*—-
1945—-3 Mos.-—^-1944
$1,262,175
*
$2,630,842
$1,259,625
$2,G0O,356
,1,922,715
1,831,393
$1.24 •
,$1.22
provision for-Federal income and excess profits
com.;share,
slight
-
*/_/_—/
shares
Common
Earns,
—
222,855
$3.78
-/
Remington-Rand, Inc. (&
'•Net
$881,616
$855,999
share—
992../.
3,300,000
,,
222,855
shares.
common
p.
.
$4,181,616
.
'
i
♦
1,922,715 >1,831,393
$0.60 / /
$0.60
"
" "
.
f
in earnings was
on
a
*
,,
* '
I
lower sales volume
approxi¬
""
4
from the wartime sales'* of
The lower sales volume is
partially offset by a sharp
increase
in
the
production
and
sales of the /company's regular
products.—V. 162, p. 23.98.' Z * ' '
"'//' " '
' .
/
(Continued on oaee 3118)
*
mating $58,435,000, a decrease-of 11.9%
$66,327,000 f«r the same period last year.
due to the termination of war contracts -
.
.
Volume
Number
162
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4449
Stock and Bond Sales
DAILY
NOTICK—Cain and deferred delivery
\
New York Stock Exchange
co>
WEEKLY
-
Min tn disregarded in the day's rang®,
furnish
we
Dec. 15
'
Dally Record of U. K Bond Prleee
Dec. 19
Dei. 18
Dee. 17
Dec:
point.
20
2i
] LOW
,
Sept.,
[Close-.
units—.:-
Total sales in il.000
r
V*
tCioJd
'
2Vis; Dec.,
[Close
1967-1972—
;
V
'.'
%s, 1946-49
v.';:
Vis, 1949-52.
1:1;V
[High
-
1956-59
'
JViS, 1951-54
[High
Low
(Close
$1,000 units
100.18
100.26
100.25
100.18
Z
3
sales in $1,000 units
15
| Hign v
March
1948-50
•{ Low
$1,000 units
■
Higi.
ta.
[Close
Dec.
1948-50
Low
;
;
;
•/;•
Total
Total sales In $1,000 units
sales in
[Close
$1,000 units
•
,
(Hign
Low
2s,
June,
(
(Ctooe
Total
[High
Low
I Close
sales
$1,000 units
.'—
|Htzb
'
<
Total
.
sales
*:Vf-
[High..
{ Low
(Close 7
C /2s,
In
( Low
(Close
—
$1,000 units
Total
rHigb
-I Low
1949-1951
sales
In
( Low
103.5
103.5
$1,000 units
5
fHlgb
2s,
March,
1950-1952
—[ Low
-./••••■ (Close
v.-/
103.5
f HigB'
•
Dec.,
I Close
Total sales In $1,000 units
r
in
2s, Sfept., 1949-1951
Total sales In $1,000 units
2Vis, 1950-52
Hign
Low
*
J
-/
Vis, 1949-53
1
1949-1951
Close
-
.
»Hign
( Low
Total sales in
v'[Hign
—| Low
1948.
Total sales In $1,000 units
,
(Close
/
Total sales in $1,000 units
[High
•/-
.-a:
2s,
[ Hteb
Sept.,
1950-1952
...
——
103.16
Total sales In
Total
$1,000 units-
sales
{ Low"
2
'4
2s, 1951-1953-
Sa.
1951-55
M-o*
•
[Close
$l,00o units——/—
;
,;VV'■?:
Total sales In
f High
;
•{ Low
(
Vis, June, 1964-1969
j Low
(Close
102.4
IClOSe
101.25
101.30
101.22
Total sales
101.25
101.22
Close'
101.25
3
.
-
.
1%S
.
; •
-
-
/High
{ Low
Total sales In $1,000 units
.
;•
"
•
;
N;v..\.,r \Close;.
Total sales In $1,000 units->V'v
•:-;//
(High
.
.
/Vi
101.7
101.8
101.4
101.5
[Close
101.17
101.18
101.18
*1%
Total sales in $1,000 units
100.30
101.5
101.18
101.18
101.18
{Low
100.30
101.7
[Close
101.18
[High
,
iy2s, 1950
1967-72———_—«| Low
101.17
101.17
2
100.30
♦Odd lot sales.
7
$1,000 units
Total sales in
units
(Close
v"
■'
.4
1948
/ Low
2Vis, 1966-71
In $1,000
.
1
3 : v;
...
»
[High
'••••,..
/High ?
{LOW
(Close
101.22
101.30
(High
.
10
-
1953-55
+!>
101.30
'
■
■
...
2s
,•
Low
,
104.6
104.6
—
Total sales In $1,000 units
102
$1,000 units
104.6
Low
Close
102 "■
102
1
Total sales in $1,000 units—
Total sales in
1952-54
Dec.,
1
[High
"
2s,
102.4
—-f Low'.
2Vis, Dec., 1964-1969—
High
102.4
Lou
'
:icios#'
Total sales in $1,000 units—;
•;
2Vis, June
June, 1952-54
Total sales In $1,000 units--,
—
f High■
v:V(High
2s,
(Close-
•■•••
Total sales In $1,000 units
2
Si's'v.'V
[Higb
t Close
2Vis, 1963-1968
103.28
$1,000 units
'
*"
Total sales in $1,000 units-—--——.
.
103.28
[Close
Total sales in
—i Lew
Vis, 1962-67
103.28
.•[ Low*
—
Close
f High
V-
10
(High
Low
in $1,000 units——
Total sales
103.16
ll.oOo unlts__—.—
ln
High
-
1-
2'/as, 1956-58
103.16
[Close'
2'/aS, 1952-54
5
100.18
100.25
(Close
Total sales In $1,000 units-——
Total sales In $1,000 units—
v3
100.25
I Close
•%t, 1958-63—
..
100.19
100.26
i:x<
2s,
Low
[Close-
-
100.19
100.19
100.17
100.27
1947
[High
-
100.17
100.17
Total sales In $1,000 units
z ;
Total sales In $1,000 units
■
13
•
—
(Close
•/
105
105
-{
■
2s,
105
105
[Close
Total
.
[High
1 Low-
105
105
10
;
r
•
3
[ High
1950-1962—1——I Low
2'/4S( Dec.,
[Close
Total sales In $1,000 units
2%s,
10
units
1959-62—
[Hign
.
$1,000
Total sales in
{ LOW'
•
.
3
Low
*
^—
a%», 1948-51
.
«
[Close
-v
2'/4S, June,
[Close
-
101
Low
;
- Total sales In
units.:—
Total sales In $1,000 units
;
V1':/.' ■ ''
-
101
f High
2V*n
1 Low
v.
101.6
High
l;i
I High '
•
*%t, 1956-59—
101
101.8
Close
.
-J Low
$y.s, 1955-60-
:
<
Vis, 1954-58
[Closr
,
101
lul.7
Total sales In $1,000 units
;
•
101
101.6
Low
•
I
Low [Close "V
Total sales In $1,000 unltSi
Total sales In $1,000
101.2
101.5
Close
\
'
•
■
101.6
101.4
Total sales in $1,000 units
Sa, 1946-48
3a. 1951-55
107.26
*12V'2
■
High -
iy4S, 1952-55
[Hign
t
i.
Dec. 21
Close
i
•
Total sales In $1,000 units
"
Dec. 20
101.8
11
(Close'
..,
Dec. V.)
current
$1,000 units
>,
1' Low f
.
year.
( Low
f
Total sales In
Total sales In $1,000 units-—
7 7I Higd
1
Dec. 18
101.7
$1,000 units—
2V4S, 1951-53
[Close ,/
.
tne
I Dign
-{ Low /
;
Dec. 17
'
Low
(Close
[High
3
tor
107.28
\
■
Total sales in
range
107.28
[High"/'
:
$1,000 units—
salet in
Total
1-V"
Dec. 15
.
\High
-( Low..
Total sales in $1,000 units—^^
^
1 Low
3% si 1946-56
1
;
1967-72——
tine
Exchange during the
' ;
'
[High-,
'
■
computing
Exchange
'I
\
,
2Vis,
in
the New York Stock
on
Daily Record of U. S. Bond Prices
tireasutj
f High
Treasury
4%a, 1947-52
anch sales
the New York Stock
on
;;A:/7-:':;.;/yv
Dec.
is taken of
account
daily record of the transactions in treasury and Home Owners' Loan coupon bonds
a
Figures Cjter decimal point represent one or more 32d of a
week.
YEARLY
-
unless they »M tn# only transactions of the day. No
United States Government Securities
Below
3081
150
JRegistered bond transaction.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
-
•
LOW AND HIGK SALE PRICES
Monday
Saturday
Dec. 15
t
per
S
share
nilV'a
*82
*112
82%
114
112
111
$ per share
*103"%
'
*112
,
*105
107
Dec. 20
$ per
Dec.
I per share
share
82Vz
Shares
82%
114
*112
;
114
114
114
40
107
*104%
107
107
107
20
5,900
800
■
•
nos'A 112
i6 y*
16 y*
*106
15 Vb
16%
15 Va
157/a
15%
16
*15%
15%
15%
16
34'/2
34%
34
34
33%
33%
33%
33 %
*33
33 %
32%
33
21
21 >/4
20%
21
20
20%
44 %
47
'
*
"45
47
«32
32%
•
18 Vz
19
54
54%'
18
53%
120
125
*120
45
*42%
32'%
*31%
18 'A
18%
18%
18
18%
18
32%
18%
53 %
54%
547a
55%
53%
54 %
53 V2'
9'
6
8
*117
120
59%
8%
8%
8%
9
5%
5%
5%
5%
58%
59 %
57%
56 %
74
38%
108
188
Vn
23 Vz
oc*
*35
For
%
■
38'A
105
108
23%
23
190%
185
23%
25
191
59
«tr
•
73
108
*120
125
8%
57s
37
"22
♦120
123
8%
5%
71%
191
♦120
9
39%
*23%
125
21%
6 %
39%
*104
-
21 y8
-
8%
60
38%
105
23 y2
188
21%
22%
21%
21%
3"Vz
35
34%
34%
footnotes see page
3091.
10,000
44%
*31%
17%
V4
69%
\
*42%
32%
44
5%
9
57/s
55'A
21
45
x32y8
21
44
55
17
20%
*43%
32 V'4
20'A
*32
32 %
*32
39
*1D1%
23%
184
*22
34%'
56
'
%
39 V4
105
23%
185 %
23
34%
l
58%
70
70
38%
39 Va
*101%
23
184
*22
34
105
23
184%
23
34'A
8%
■
4
9,400
10
125
7,600
104,000
8%
5%
56
57%
*69
38%
200
200
10,100
54
51/2
"
17,700
71 %
3,500
38%
4,200
22%
225/a
40
900
184%
185%
' 2,200
*101%
♦22
335^
105
.
600
*83
83%
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the Week
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83
83
84
112
stocks
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Thursday
Dec. 19
$ per
84
113
Wednesday
Dec. 18
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84
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Tuesday
...
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23
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34
2,900
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Abbott Laboratories
v"
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4%
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Nov
100
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9
115
Jun
15
Jan
15
110
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2
17
Dec
10
10
25 % Apr
23
35
Dec
1
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21% Dec
32% Jan
24
47% Dec
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6
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5% %
Dec
17
par
38% Jan
2
100
No
98
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22
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'
per
share'
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Aug
10%
Dec
11
10%
Jan
14*
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6
26%
19%
Jan
38
Deo
34% Nov 30
Jan
24%
21% Dec
55 % Dec
J7y4 May
122
19
Dec
6
9% Nov
16
6%
6 % Dec
17
2
—100
34% Jan
22
60% Jun
Alleg & West Ry 6% gtd
Allen Industries Inc
Allied Chemical & Dye
No
par
8
No par
56
Jan-23
% Jan 24
Jan
13 % Jan
11
2
153% Mar 16
Dec
23%
Dec
25% Dec
194
5
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10
10
27% Aug 21
36 % Dec
8
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•
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62
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70
17
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100
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37
6
103
43
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17
2
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78
21
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74
Oct
12
2
91
Jun
8%
24
22
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64
2% Jan
No par
100
1
64%
114
Jan
6'A Jan
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
MMpd Mills Co Inc
17
47
1
Min
Alghny Lud Stl Corp
HighestL
S
62% Feb
108% Nov
10
Vicksburg Ry
Corp
Allied Kid Co
13% Mar 26
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Air Reduction Inc
Juneau Gold
share
10
60
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per
13
4ddress-Mutigr Corp
Admiral Corp.
&
per share
88
Express
Adams-Millis Corp——
Alabama
S
22
Adams
Allegheny
S per share
Lowest
60% Jan
Abraham & Straus
Alaska
Year 1944
Highest
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preferred
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Acme Steel Co
7
7 Lowest
Jan
29% July
$1
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Jan
Apr
.
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187
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13% Mar
16%
39
35% Idv
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17
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112
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9
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48,200
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Feb
Jan
26% May '
10 :
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29
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ft
11
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preferred
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Atlantic Refining-—-——
100
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—
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preferred,—
3.600...
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25
5%
400
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100
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27
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6,200
115
76%
78%.
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145V'4 Jan
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Associated, Dry Goods—— —1
100
6%
1st preferred—:—
—
7% 2d preferred———i-i: 100
Assoc Investment Co
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80
v
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92 Va
.
4,000
.
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41
25%
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116
77
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120
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10
1.500
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1 .;••;
136
128
Dec
Jan
i
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25%
129
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130
19„
65
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—
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Armstrong. Cork Co__—
No par
53.75, preferred ---—--—No par
? 500
17%'J 17%
427a
3'
Dec
9
& Co of Illinois
Armour
29,900
5413
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Corp
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42
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26
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108 v
130
108
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2,700
124%
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v.
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—-21%
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%
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8
124
136
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54
54
138
-
139
139
52%
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13%
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2734
28
13 V8
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Dec
60
65
No par
2,100
43%
8%
preferred
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Anderson, Clayton & Co
Jan
2
—_50
$4
Dec
15
31
par
2,000
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V
,
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i
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28
13%
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19
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20%
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53%
53 %
8
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28%
151
ft
3
29% Jan
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43.%
43
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1900
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53
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Dec
152 Va
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r-100
—1
$5
45%
Nov
22 %
ft 53% NOV
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25,300
44%
43
114
43%
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28%
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13%
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44
.
82
Amer Zinc Lead Si
\ 400
39% May
146
13
12
Dec
6
27% NOV
Aug 21
Dec
43 Va July
165%
Jan.
10
30
ie
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'—
147
Aug
50% Nov
164
2
-
Dec
37%
Jan
26%
11
14.
Dec
•
/
Sep
19%
Jan
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9
18 Va
Feb
26%
43% Dec
41
No par
Woolen——
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%
179
9
Feb
-
22% Jan
"
8,400
10 %
82
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Elec
&
preferred
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American
800
i
,
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7,160
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126
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VA
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51,000
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preferred
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126
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51
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21
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28%
28 Va
12%
128%
109
29 Va
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63
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Jan
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180
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12%, Jan.
62%
11
27% Jan
par
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11
15
3
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607a
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163
Oct
2
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25
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99
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.
22 V-4
21 %
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class
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7,400
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va;
22%
4.600
89
88%
88%
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158
67%
68
21 %
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12874
10%
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109%
20%
29%
,
89
158 V*
11.100
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3
36 V4 Dec
153
100
No
ft 66'%, Dec
2
3/4 Jan
-.100
Tobacco.—
/ 'ft 3 Va Aug/
4
40
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Telep & Teleg Co_American
Tobacco
Dec
Jun
Feb
44%
16
30% Dec
,2
164% Jan
par
—
Amer
ft Oct
43
Jan
32
No par
——
Dec
-130
17% Jan
par
Sugar Refining
26
Feb/ft'
10;
Mar
.
12% July
Feb/
18 3a Jan
—18.50
-.25
preferred—-—100
Steel Foundries—.
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Am" Sumatra
:• lvioo
187%
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15% Jan
75
"
43
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22
19% Dec
Dec
Dec
IS
54% Jan
95% Dec
Dec
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3
184
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115%
13% Nov
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Jan
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24
104%.Dec
2
91/# Aug
50
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6
Dec
9% July
Jan
2,
2
79 Va
14%. Feb; ft
8%r Jan
79% Dec
Oct/
77/a Aug
;
Apr
46
;
27/
22-
100
& Refg—--No
: /
ft. 39V4NOY.20
Jan
.-
"
Jan,;
Nov
2% Jan
11 % Jan
Jan j
.
7%
0%
..
...
NOV/1
142 3/a May
Nov
76%
;
14%
19% Dec.
Dec
6Vv Aug
46
80%
41
„
40%
Jan
'/ 61
80 Va Jan
—25
—
Preferred
100
151
'
48
.
88 %'
-88%
<
22%
67%
67%
119%
119%
"*108
109%
*108
48
90,;.;-
ft/" 66%
119%
*
120%
"119%
48
22 V4
22%"
'
68
68
*150
30
Jun
25%,. Apr
94%. Dec
Mar
12
Dec
15
Mar
,
5%, Mar
fl*'
4.
19
13
176
29
102
Mar,.,
65
Nov. .-13
-103
Mar 26
39%
6
-
/ft/14% Oct]: X,x
3-
11% Mar 27-,
non-cum
American
l4 Vsi Dec)
,-
ft 123
Jan
21
Stores——--——-No- par
American Stove Co___
-No par
•
••
Oct. 29
<40% Apr- 22- A. 54
41% Dec
6
26
Jan 22
108 ft
American
1,600
151
* 159
159
ft'
159'
22 Va
Amer
500
89 Va"
90 Va
90
158%
22%
* Preferred
6%>
10,600
/ 6,600
89 Va
■
3
-100
;
—
Rolling Milh.__
preferred
American Snuff
10
52%
89 Va
'
21 Va
23 %
407a
•
29 Va
.
158% 160
'
160 Va
•A./'
165
26
'
'
"
23
/
330
1,100
47
26
188 Va
15
par
conv
Smelting
52%
8974
89%
89%
89
90%
89%
159 Va
■
89
Preferred
American
Ship Building Co
29 VA
187%
-Jan
■A 9 -/ Jan
No par
No par
San'y
Amer
53%'
189%
-
par
No
-—:
Stand
Amer
3934
V
preferred
preferred
JRad &
il80
26 3 4
188 Va
5
Nu par
5,600
29 Va
189Va"
187%
2
638 Jan
•
II7/#.. Dec /
Jan
68
6
Dec
109
68% Jan
Aug
.l%,,Oct;;ft,.'
.
Dec—lft.'.
58
41% Jan
.No
Co—
Seating Co— ju-i.No
J
ft.
24
Dec
4%
Apr, • •
.Jan ft
23
..
15
Dec
36%
I9r ft/15%,, Jan/.;,
59
,Jan
li ¬
56V4 Dec : iQ,.., ...33ft. Apr,
3% Jan
10Va Dec
4 ;/'•/
2
i;4oo
'
/ 8,,
Dec
>107%
Feb
Nov
40
,
5 «'Jan ft! 3
://> 47-/.y. Mar ■1
7-% Jan
M ft/ Aug/:
A.- 20%
ft/109% Dec
24
Safety Razor:
29%
48
1
26
Light
4
*160
*150
2
91
24 3/a Jan
American
52
152 ,%
20% Jan
130% Jan
American
*26 Va
*47'A
48
*47 Va
191%
188%
/•*'
89%
'/,
,
News
Power St
-*J6334
46
/;
X117V:? Nov
70-
131% Nov-;
2V4 Mar
28
2Qj.-,
8Va Nov
2
100
—;
4%%
1783 4- '178 7a'.:
.
3
38% Jan
115Va July
Sep /
3
.
.
,21%
,.
ly% Nov!..144
Jan
Mar
Mari:
Dec;-
27% July
r-
_
101%
Nov, .9.
.
9% Dec
No par
No par
Ltd
preferred
$5
Am
L—'
55
; 151
3,--'- 43% Jun
53
3
2 Va Jan
Jan
14,
29
109%.Jun
27--{Jan
par
lilOO
3
22
2
96-
10 %
16;.;;
Dep > 3 /
27% Dec -.I.,.-.
3% Jan
10% Jan
;
42% July/
99%
f
Jan.
69
26
—100
1^730
30
Va
52
,
152
*150
48
y*: 191%
89%'
54%
26%
26%
*29
30" ""
53 %
40 3
,
40 Va
Metals Co
S6
14,900
3474
40%
165
40
40%
40,%
yV,/,-;;
'
29 Va NOV
3
3
24
X
95% July
,15
23., Jan
156 Va Dec 14/' ..: 107 ft; Nov.: V,
108% Feb ft*
149 / Oct ) 18
30 V4 Jan
5
68%
Oct
183% Nov
Dec
105 % Apr
par
No
& Metais.--^
Mach
" 6%
2/600
97%.
63
•47%
*46
*160
3
1
—:
Amer
/
•' 2,100
2874
283
••-17874 '178%
160
185.,
ft/;:' 28'2
64
a
2
^-100
No
F ly Co
Amer
.
42,400
33%
'ft://
42
633
178%'
46"; 47
■;
26
*29 Va
56%
41 Va
63%
160
4o;%:
26 -V*'
-
30 Va
53
41 %
*178
47; "
160"
; 38%
26%
%
26
179
158
30
>
31
"30%
191
39%
41%
41%
*
%
Jan
-par
III—
of
Co
preferred
Mach &
Amer
.1
9674
ft"
,
7%
Amer
} 40
v
27%.
ft:
,:ft"
28
28
28
8 '
67% De<? :ll
127
Nov, 16. ;**//
_•
ft;
Mar
11;/ 82
27,A', 170% Jan
33% Apr
112 Va Oct
197% Nov
preferred—.———-——---50
Locomotive
American
177e
*181
35
Invest
conv
30,700
/:
96%
88 Va
17%
97%
v
"5ft)
American
'1/860
.
•y.
ft
96%
•28%
:
<=34 —
1174
July
5
18 Va Jan
Corp___——No par
Internat
American
3,500
2,000
79
11%
877a
185
Va
63'/a
*40
64
M4'/a
48
160
34
28
■
"47
:,"/l
14
5
i.-l/
I—iis—No
preferred^
Ice
6% non-cum
Amer
2oo
:
7872
'/'/
.
97
■
i,
200
363a *
142
May..
15
-
{;/,'.'
27
97 3/a
34
41
Va.'
178%
178%
178%
178%
40 Va
63 V4
42
*41
66%
97)
28%
967a'
28%
28
•■></
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27%'
3V
33%
18%
35%
Va"
96%
■ft 95 Va
185
*181
/"
28
27 Va
96%
98
35%
"41
185
*181
185
26%
29 Va
18
Products
Sep
8
:
.
'*
: /, 2.600
17%;
-ft/• *14072
142
*140 Va
r,
46
133
6
9
19%. Jun
ft
ft;
Dec
Dec
Dec
' Dec
72%
ft
Apr
17
42
Jan
Va
23 Va July
Jan
8
69
45
Jan
Jan
13%.Jan
•
126%
,
55% Oct
135
Oct
,
7%
10
5 /,/ '37%
23% Dec
17
•
'
74%;
ll'/a "
97 " :
11%
,.
preferred-
Home
American
i4j)oo
300
367 a"
36
71%
•
97%
<•
'"•ft"' ft"..
36
*35%
142
Jan
112% Mar
—1
a_—50
Hide & Leather—
conv
American
450
•'
120
177 a
17Va
17%
18 74
36%
36
,.
185
28%
-357/2
3574"
,
142ft
73
13%;
377 4
60
Jun
80
:
2,000
•
-
>1.1/
a
36*
35%
10%
; V.
,
"
141%:
97
90
19
*50 7
.5.1
141%
*97% '98 Va
"181
*503'o
■,
6,700
•
101;
"13%
Va* -13%-;
*13
*35 Va
/;
loo
"
.
137a -1374.4
36
•
13—•
,
"1007/a
-
142
70 Va
11%
"88%
ft.V- 12%
101
38 -ft Vft
3774
ft
'37 74"
ft *119 /
ft *119
1197 a
35%., ft
17%'
17%'-'
,■>.;
V
303
110% Jan
Lines Inc—-^-1
Power—No par,
Export
Foreign
&
American
6%
*104.4 105%
-
36
72%
11%
5,400
.
Apr,
18
31%
Dec,., -ft
16
preferred—i_:—No par
:V
ST 2d preferred A——„—No -par,
$6 preferred—
No par
American Hawaiian SS Co——-*-10
l.ioo
9Va
*140
'."V
}42
"140
50%
:* 57%
50%
•
14,
Amer
May
40,
v
,;"$7
500
;
*57
r
*
17 Va
V; 8,500
'
38%
35 74
33%
W, 9.
12%
12%
*100/4
xl4
120
*119
36
18%
'17 l/2
18%
36%
35 Va
:
ft
51
ft, 37%-
120
36%';
vV 36%
37 %
36%
•50% '
*118 Va
119
119
120%
"119
58
13%
*133/a"
51
36%
13%
*
600
26
19
27%
.1
42% Nov
110% July
3
19
iv,.
Dec
Jan
,
Dec
41 Va Dec-
96 •.'/Jan
European Sees .-——No par
American
/' 14,800
33
108
14/
*
7%
114Va
*107%: 109. A.,
Vat
Amer
43/i
Mar
28 Va
82
Jul v
24.%„ Dec
.
43
10
Tiling
Kncau^ri"
American
1,200
-
:
Va
7
l
ftioi
nor
14"
51 Va
51V
*57
*106
1" *
13%
12%*
13%
"13
9
37 Va
37
114,%
34%
9 Va
58
106% *107
^
51%'—5r%"V
93/a. :
/ *57'
v~;;
500
109
108 %
*
"lOOVa
-
Va'
./■. v 1,800
f
;;
115
33%
;
VA
51%,
"
9Va
Va,'
58 Va
*57
"106
107
51%
51%
v
9
7 Va
115
34
*108%' 109
a%
•18VA
37 Va
7%
116
33 VA
51
58 Va
v.
106
•
115%
109%:
109'A
ft;
9%
37%
.>
7% ■
34 Va
33
■52 Va
17 Va
"38%,
6% :
115%
*H4Va
„
34.'.
108%
51%
*37%
7
8%
"."17VA
■: 8%
Xl7%
';'v
*17%
37%:;
6'A
7%
6%
7%,
"19
A"--' 7,200
so',:
49
:'5rV4
v
*8
8 Va
8%
19
*17%
r37%
18%
37"
19
"18%
50
50%;-
50
;4o
107
*105%
107
*105%
4. ?
39--: Jan
Sugar—,—^10
6%- 1st preferred
'4--—
—100
Amer Distilling Co
stamped-—__20
July
118
Apr
17%, Apr/.
Jan
94 Va Dec
2,
Crystal
American
1,800
25
D«v
40%
24
preferred——50"'
4VAf'c
"
Dec;
89% Feb
—-No par
Chtele__
American Colortype Co_:
:.'.'? 1,400 ;
66
22%
.
.
' 2
,
183% Jan
non-cum
American
'1,110
■
25 Va
25%
25%
V25%;.
140
139%
66
*105%" 107
107
xl07
108
150
*62.
26
*63
"
*25 VA
''Vi
*25 •
67
25%
25%"
/ft
25
25%
26
108
26
"107%
139 >A
20-4
*64
65
*60
'66
"61
138 Va
25%;
39%
1%
4
4/;*.''
10% Aug 21
.
preferred——100
Aip Chain & Cabie Inc--—No par
>:
5conv preferred-—
—100
; 500
2,000
105- *
/
Dec
71
15 V2 Aug 21
---—
5,400 y
•,
Apr,
28
x41 '" Mar 21/
..i;
—
450
■
»
'
151
*147
149'A
138
137 Va
25
25
65.;
125
39%
40
149%
149%;.
:
64
125"
;
126
39%
39% *40'A
136%
135 Va
:;J
*125
•4,000
99 3A
195%
64'A
63'A
va:
126
98
;
195 Va
Amer
Jan
33 Va
24
•
128
-i-T
American Can—
25
Preferred
—100
American Car k Fdy-z--—No par.
27,100
15%
Sep
161
69 % Jan
100
preferred ——
Cable & Radio Corp
5V4%
195
100
99 V4
195
-
"
149%
ft
152
*146
153
135%
"155
65
■
126
'.
40
40
42
63
; ,
15%
15% !•.
15Va
r
1003,£
2.50v)
A;' 2,700
135
143/a
i
Jan
28
Banx. Note/.-—A—
_1Q> ■
preferred—--'—-—50
American Bosch Corp.
—1,
Am Brake Slioe "Co———A-No parr'
Dec
35
11% Dec
20% Jan
3%
.
:'
;
42 V'4 Jan
/
sm"n9an
50.
.
140
6
* per share
share
per
28
11
11
10
103
■
Nov
56 Va Dec
43% Mtiy 14
Aug 21
50,
par-,:
•'
S
11.
47% Dec
2*.
>23
Jan
3% Jan
American
•
50
49
*134%
135
4nier
'
share
per
104
14
/113% Jan •y2;/
Agricultural Chemical_No par
Airlines
—5
2,200
21%
21%
49%
49%
*134
1023i Dec
par, '.
Corp—No
$
^angefprPj-evIotui
:/*
• Yej»f,1944;
Lowest
Highest
''
.
Highest,
*38 Va Jan
-100 '
preferredf-^
'
20% Jaii 24"
V
pat
Petroleum
I.
5 per .share-
y.
Leather Co Inc———-1
flfrcnnv
4,600
39%
Par
Portland Cem———-No
Amerada
:: 3,400
79
79
...
21%
21%
49%
99%'
125 Va
78.
'*39
40 V4
78
•194%; 196
V
63
623A
125 Va
40
42
*
125%
63 %
64%
125%
16%
15%
84%'
40 Va
*134
* 135
ft 15%
16 VI
Va
"ft
15%
102% 103
42%
84
217/a ft
217/a
7;
135
*134
135
42%
84'a :
/
ffo par ,.
.__100,
preferred
conv
Amalgam
:
100
1,100
'
42%
"
ft,ft
4ft
Aloha
7,700
"J
60
150
83%
y
41%
•;' '49%
400/..
42%
'ft'
79
'*77%
79
*77%
79
22%
51 %
150
86
"ft 41
ft
x49%
79
78
ft
9%
% ;v
.-.1
•:
Corp^
1
i
Lowest
^
preferred--'
y
Range Since, January,!
./V'-"-
Ahia-Gdaimers Mfg
800
10
60
:
4*«
6,900
31%
150
66
150
-i:•
700
135
31 Va
»
r -
YORK STOCK
Allied'; Stores
10,600
Va
54'A
*138
•
10
*60
43
86
42%
87
53 Va
31%
;:-;y 97a
.
44
103 Va.
103%
194%,
151
151
42%
42%
"38%
10V4
66
:
#*6i
;.
44
•'
;
194%
32%
10
Vs.
46
,
*31W;
ft'
3
"31%
32 Va
'
"
.
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,
Shate?<
I,.per share
-1,
shaft*
per.
45
*103Va, 104
:
54
54%
54%
53%
*132 %
136
•
-
*31%
10%
9%
10%
10%
"61
*132
32%
32%
103%
53%
52-/4
54%
135
135
S
.
/ft1'
45
103%
NEW
Sales for
the.Week
-
103 %
103%,
share
per
43
43%
42%
103%
52 %
54%
135 %
s
S per share
44
42%
*
,,,/.
I per share
f per share
Dec. "10
1
Dec. 19
18
Dec.
Friday
Dec, 81
Thar* day.
■
"
t
Dec. 17
Dec. 15
;%/ stocks
""A r;,\
,
Jan
13%. May
/Apr
84 V4 May
15% Nov
Dec
3%; Jan
/
8
Dec
3
.
B
"
"
:
33Ts"-
33%'
25;
34%
32
25%
26%
24%
41%
42%
39%
42
40
41
4034
4134
39%
41
20%
20%
20
20%
20 V'4
20v*
20%
21
20%
203a
74
72 Va
73 Ve
73%
73 U
74%
76
75
77
75
50
48
49
48
49
49 7 a
50
4912
49%
493
42
39
40Vb
39%
38
38
'34
'73%
'50
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Vl4
55
53%
53%
23%
23%
23%
23%
2|%
22%
"23%
44 3 4
42
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■
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55
108
54
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41
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108
footnotes see. page
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•'
54%
22 %
•23%
21.%
54 Va
22 34
1
21%
21%
41
42
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.
.54
0.9 1
54%
54%
107
26,
.
40
54
^
38%
,
.20%
4
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106 v;
4
x533a
21%
22
21%
21
423
54 %
106%
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♦107
24,300
25 Va
733,900
,11.800
40
203 &
1,500
75
*383 a
42 Va
21 3
42
ioi-
#
34'
-680
49%
2,200
400
40
*'
53%
22%
a
.
42 ya
54%
107%
180
12,200
*
21%
8.000
900
,
'•
600
50
-13
4,ft)„ preferred
28%
Dec
—
26
5%. Jan
13%
Dec
44 's Nov
27
93a
Jan
23%
Dec
9%
Jan
14%
Dec
-,:50
^
No
Dec
4
60.
Jan
68 Va
' 7
52% Dec
1
21%
Apr
23%
293 4 Aug
3
42" ' Dec
13
12
Jan
18
4
2
54 "• Dec
2Q
25-
2f»
147/a
Sep
•" 17 Va Jan
52% Dec
-
16% dan
;
14% Aug 17
■
23/ Jun 21
32% Jan
19
Jan
23
Dec
7
36
X106
8.1
Mar 27
66
P»fy
.
12% Jan ,31
.
No -50
5,
Oil Co---■
Bath Iron Works Corp—.—--. .i-h
Rayuk Cigars Inc—
'-No par
-25
Beatrice. Creamery—
—n-
preferred-
Apr
28% Jun
31
Barnsdall
$4.25
18
10
22,
193a Jan
,
& Aroostook—
Conv" 5 ft> preferred,.——.— .100
-4-10
Barber/Asphalt Corp
/
35% Dec
,
11 % Jan
-lOQy
Bangor
Barker.' Brothers^:
4%ft preferred-
9
24% Aug
.109
Locomotive Works—
Baltimore & Ohtar
Baldwin
•'
-
Feb
24% Dec
47
Nov
55% Dec
110
Jan
4
20
11
11
Dec
Dec
July
•
•
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14% Aug
19%
Dec
25 Va
*
Feb
34 Va
Nov
Jan
38
Dec
Jun
111
Oct
31
105%
I
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4449
162,.
•
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
Monday
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STOCKS
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Wednesday
Thursday
Dec. 1 j
Dec. 18
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4,900.
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Nov
3
3% Jan
37% Jan
45
12%
Jan
21% Aug
Dec : 7
40 Ya
Feb
53
8%
80.
19% Dec '
4%%
&
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Participating preferred
Byers Co
-
Dec
12% July
Jan
44% Aug
39"
Jan
•
7
40% Jan
50'-
July
53 Va
Oct
21
Nov .21
35% Nov
13
14%
Jan
22% July
39%
Jan
49 %
40
;
Nov
20% Dec
16
17%, Jam /
10
8Va
'28
19
5%
Jan
Oct ,19
47%
Jan
7%
2
21% Dec
2
97
2
116
Dec
25%
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Dec
14.
Jan
Nov
128
22
Dec
129
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>
Deo
12% July
77 Va
Dec
24% Dec
11
Apr
11%
Jun
3
> 37% Oct
19
17
Jan :
22%
Dec
2
39% Dec
10
16%
Sep >
207/a
Dec
12 Ve
Jan
.
301/4 Aug 27
20% Apr
6
38
Dec ;10
39% Dec
5
/
;
Sep 13
13% Jan
2
,111'/a Dec
No par
15
,-100
Jan
30
Va Nov
15%
Jan "
4,,
9%
Jun
Dec
95-
Nov
14
54
Jan
83
Dec
81
Nov
13
43 %
Apr
70 Va
Dec
1
8Ya
Jan
15%
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2Ya
Apr
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10
12%
Apr
101% Feb 28
67%
Jan
20
Apr
27% Dec
,110
Oct
16
7 Va Dec ,10
87
22
28
Aug 21
22Vi Mar 26
No par...
10
15
105% July 26
3% Jan
2
6
4
20% Dec
71% Mar 28
77V2 Aug.23
591% Mar 27 '
14% Jan
6
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No
Jan
27
6
■I '"71 Va Dec ,17
-<2,/
105
California
Oct
Oct
221% Jan
;
Byron Jackson Co
7%, July
18% Jan
•
100
1
Zinc
"
Nov
,
10% Jan
100
preferred.
Copper
7
>52% Nov 10
74% Jan
/
:
Dec
41 Ya July
7
10
1
Oct
34%
If
July 26
Jan
117
18
112
Jan
Deo
55% Sep
37 Vs Dec
36
Jan
9&
10% Jun
80
•
No par
!
1
preferred
Oct
19% Nov
52% Jun
59Va Nov
-'
12% Mar 27
>
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109
Jun
109% May
28% Jan
34% Jan
451% Oct 22
55
21
Dec
120
100
Addtng, Mach
Dec
' Jan
*
11
•/
■;
17
;
par
common;
Dec
Dec
20
46% Jan
8
59% Dec
21»
.
5
Terminal
Butte
,,
2.900'
;
Oct'24
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191>
3
,:>• 45
Jan.
2
; ' 2334 Jan 25
par
Inc
15
22%
% Apr
13
> 40% Dec
! Jan- 15,..
106,
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Butler Bros common
!,
10
330 .'
34%;
.
34%
Bush.
5.600"
25%;
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6%
24%
34
>>
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88
66
Dec
49% Jan
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150'
1
108
108/;//:.
6% ./ ; 6%
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99% 100,../
16,166;
13VaP
90
109'
Dec ,11
:
40.i% Mar 27
No par
Watch.Co.
Mills
preferred
4>
19%
-
90V'a
77-
.
100%
32
19
13
90
79%
25
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32
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36 34
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37 3a Mar 27
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35
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12%
45
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pur
No
—...—;
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34%
351/4
'93 % Mar
78
19,:
Jap
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Z.100
;
;' $5 preferred i
Budd., Wheel—i
Buffalo Forge.,Co_
35 V3
36
10
—
Deo
51% Oct
25% Aug
16:
Jan
14 % Mar
Dec
July
66% July
130
7% Jan
6
8
343,a Dec '11
17% Mar-'9,:.
5-
preferred^
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,
91
24%
.
93 !
24
20'
4
10
112
5
36% Apr. 5
51% Apr -5 :
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Co.
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5,300
f,
37% Feb
16% Jan
32% Dec
/
> 331.2 Apr
5 /
No.
:
;
20%
115% Feb
10
25% Dec
.
»'
52i/a Apr
3
24% July 20
1—5-
4
Brown Shoe co^._—
36
x6%
27%
93%
23%
Co._
Jan
56 V*.. Jan
7
2
Feb
•114
^2.50
Bruns-Balke-Collender
37%
37V4
.
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7
*26%
92%
23%
95
4lo
r
Dec
15%
10
42% Dec
;
26
23
49'a Jan
:.10p v
i
13
.
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900"
33'a
24%
•
94%
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18% Jan
-xlda'/z Mar 26
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,
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34%
76%
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Bristol-Myers
37%
20
,,'81
77%
25%
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35%
12%
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124
100
/ -'38
Dec
56 V* Jan
,
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2
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.
8,
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36
;
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37
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Jan
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23
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>: 124
6,600.
4,500!.
29% Dec
/
6
2
Brewing Corp..,of America
.__15.
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No, par.
Briggs, Manufacturinjg—4—No par
Brlggs & Stratton—1
No par
33%
18%
92%
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2iy4
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109
14
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,
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35%
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Jan
Nov
Jan
^
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33 Va
63v
48.
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37%
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18%
20
33%
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18%
122%
500'
600
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6,600.
(
36
112
.
1,800'.
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13
32%
36%
%:.
20
5,400
preferred^
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Borg-Warner Corp
5,200.;
,109% Dec
2
—...
•>„ 4%
,
58%
30
1,900^
7.
Jan
Bon. Am t Co class Av__._—No par
> Clasi B
>—Nonpar
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>1
,
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44
:
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32%
-
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-
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190
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8%-:
8%;
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74 Va
-
140
13
15%
127
par
July
Jan
98% Dec
Na par
>
Nov
7
,
2834 Dec
•
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121
Apr
2
par
38
Jun
l&V.
Aug 22
Nq
Dec
Jan
IIIV4
13
Dec
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Co^
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10%
35
a
53V4 Dec
pari
31
7
14%
24% Dec ' 6
Jan
No
tr per share
7% Jun
29% Nov
22 Va Aug 31
j
Highest
share
2
7
17
*; Boeing Airplane, Co
/
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2,000^
-Dec
65
Biopmingdale Brothers
Blumentha 1 & ,Co preferred
30;
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50%
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112
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122%
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32%
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36
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112
,
30 %
4
136
19% Jan 22
•
11
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-
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630.-
■
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77.
17%
17%
48%;,
57%
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•
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8%
>
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Aug,
103% Sep
47%, Jam
1;,
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I
38
37%
p
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190
> •58'%' •! 60
:
33% >
...
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9,300i;
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7%;, preferrecLi.__>.:
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900.?
22%"'22%
'
,
39 V8
-.
49
>
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f~ 57%
76%
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500
,
Year 1944
$ per
share
4114 Dec
20
18
per
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17% Dec
Aug, 17
Jan
12% May
.
10
.
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100"
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77
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>
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58%/ 58%
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25
12% Jan
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a.
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share
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114»,
:
preferred^—
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190
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26
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t
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.
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Tuesday
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55%
55%
;
56%
9%
.
2OV4
10
108
10 %
30 %
29%* 30%
30%
32%
30%
72%,, 72%
70 y4
72%
37%,
40%.
/
40%/ 40%
68%.
68%
.
V
.
>
*56
57%
*61%
63
.
V
33%
■'
*55
61%
12%
12 Va
13%
;
44
133
>;
53%
28
28 Va
27
28
64%
>
.
64
6-
64
,
211/2
45
52%
27-
/•
21%
64
521/2
,
*27
22%';
>
34 V
•
-
;
4
*101%
22%
39%.
6a..
34,
'
40/,
20%."
>>
10
31%
70%
f
39%
>
:
341%
"34%
57
58.."
'62.;
61 Va
23
•,
20%
13%
...
>
52'/2
53
*27
64%.;,
-
>f
!/■
221% /
20%.>
>/ 12%,.
,
'
131%
143/a>,
/;• 45.
45
53
7,500
27'
1,700
*62%
*
104%
pfc 22%;. :
No par
$Cent RR of New, Jersey
100
Central) Violeta Sugar Coy
64%, >'
Va,'104 Va '
22'%/ 22%-:
120
102
70%
/
70%
/-
*68%
205
105
*102,
70%
*i9i:,
*102
*60;
205,
*102
105-"
*102
112
*112
113
*112
*60
63
*60
110
110
*108
Ill
*100
101
QQ
100
57%
112%
112
63
*56%
>59.v
*108
-
59;
38%
38%
37%
39
*50%
51%
497/a
49%
*155
158
155
*176
180
*176
,
*99
For
63%
footnotes
*58
*99Va
V2.>
59
*191'-
20/
2,900>
205
105
*102r
105
*112
112%
*112
1123%:
60%
"*107%
*99 Va
102
*57,
59
6«y2)
109%
*68%
acq/.
58%,
37%
38
V*
371%
38
50 y4.
491/2
49%
49%
East HI
&
A
^>_,
155
63
'
153
156
*151
,
10% Apr
25
179
176
176
62%
62%
62%
62%;
-11
tr»
\
'• >
—.ft
Clark
C.
Equipment:
60 ./
2001
Cle*
5%.
& St
Loyis Ry., Co
preferred^—
$4^0 pfd—_..No
Graph Brqnze Co
preferred...:
&
Pitts RR.
Co
7%
58%
70
373%
7,900
Special gtd 4 Or. stock
Climax.. Molybdenum
49%
1,300
Cluett Peabody & Co
*151.
*175
155
-
62%
200
J 179
63
100
*
630
Preferred
7oca-C"ola
Clas*
A.
..
Co
.
—1
'Thel.
(The)
28
8%
Jan
Apr
20% Apr
Sep
15
Mar
28% Nov
30%
Feb
7
4%
Apr
May
9
jun
134
Nov
Deo
Nov,.
; 180..
8
Mar 28
33
.
3
Jan
Jani
.
4% Jam
2
29% Jan
Feb
14 Va
Dec
Apr
50%
Dec
:
18
26
Jun
5%
11%
18
18
18
Dec
Jan
July
9Va Mar
18 Ya Mar
14
Nov
Sep
463/4
27
4%
18
Jan
77/a Mar
Jan
25Ya Mar
21%, Apr
43% Sep
65 Va
July
15%
21 Ya
Dec
49% Jun
26>
767/a Jun
38;
Dec
26
37% Dec
10
16 Va' Jan
21 Ya July
59% Oct
15
38%
Jan
49% Nov
> 62% Dec
>4
47
Jan
-24% Oct
10:
13
Jan
19% July
17%, Jun
14% Dec 21V
14% May
1%. Jan
48
24
.
;
x23
-
2
2
Dec
:
5
5»
Feb
303/4 Nov
57
/Nov
6%, Oct
28
,
July
6
77%
Feb
98 Va
Jun
58
Aug 28
40 Va
Feb
30,'
.
Nov
140% Dec
20% Jan/, 2.
3X< Jam, 2
98/
Jan
2
Dec
14%
Jan
50 Va July
25 Va July
64
103./
9% Jan,, 27/
/■ '
Jan
11/
44..
21
74.
.
24
42V2 Jan
27%
14
17
33.
4
91% Jan
Dec
Dec
12% Jun
4;
Jam.
96
34V4 Jun
3
16
31% Deo
12% Jun
3
15% Jan.,
23
Jan
58% Oct
2
54/
Apr
23
7
19
22,
2
Jan
26-
Dec
1
66% Oct, 24
251% Jan 22
49;
Jan
17 V*
Nov
3
19 % Jam
Deo
57'.
55
5//-
19% Jan,
Oct
12%
37%
14
112
18/
.
Sep
7% Jan
114
25;
Dec
11
17
25% Nov
.
93>
Jun:19
Nov
May
NOV
6%, Jan
98-.
30
31Ya
Dec
96%
Oct
107/a- Jan
i
35%- Feb
Jan
2
170
Feb
20
186
Apr
19
148
Jan
89
Jan
28
105
May 15
70
Jan
90l,
Jun
par i
109% Jan;.
110)
Nov
115%
Jan
par
1
100
y
gtd
...50,
50
;
107
18
Nov
40.,V-
7
V'a Oct 30
49/'
Jun
19% July
July
4% July
100
100
C
El. Tllum
Olev
Clev
.No
;
8
15 Va
23
21
54% Jan 22.
.5.
—
Jan
Jan
16% Dec
Jan 22
:
11
17
Jan
Dec
47% Dec
24
nar.
129% Nov
July
32% Dec
5% Jan 22
City Investing; Co--—/—No paf>
5%%/ preferred:
:
yl00> :
Clty4,8tpres
i
151% Jam 22
No par
Jan
54
40 Vg
24,
24
.
106
Apr
:19> Nov
2% Jan
23/.
20 V4 Jun
:
6% Mar 26,
'
Jan
Jun
13% Nov 27.
115y4 Feb
47% Mar 27
^
Oct
Mar
22:
:■ 14Va Jan
l_
39
152% Dec
24
28V/2Jan
41V'
Dec
53/4
Jan
Jan
108% Oct
8
H'jjei
\
13-
ll%
Dec
Jan
Dec
Jan
par
Corp
491/2
/
>
Dec
65
96%
113
217/a Sep 21,
31V8 Dec
3r'
,
Mar 26
—5
5
.-25
C I T Financial Corp;
5%
30-
2
5
/
4
—
Ohrvslp'
37,
y4;
155
*176
200
190,
2
223/8
44%
31%
8
No, par
_
11
25% Dec
Jan
14% Jan
RR Co.—--No par,
'
13
66% Dec
Dec
33 Va
33,
Apr
143% July
10
,
O
«3
*56%r
403%,
180
>
*99,%: 101
37%,
62%
70
*107%'. 1091%^
101
49%
155
3091.
61
70/
205>
37%.
"176
page
70
'
112%
*1071/2. 109.1/a
59>,
180
63%
,
61%
102
155
.,
63%.
see
62
205,>•
-' 105
*191
*102
70 y»
>191
109 Vi
ya
'
f3%.
*69.
*191
105 ,;
*112
57%
70 Va,
205
.
71':-" NOV
*
Deo
Dec
Jun
4-
15
Dec
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
JO
Dec
159
.
No
8
48% Dec
11%
54 Va
119
56 Va. Nov
5
Cenjtury* Ribbon Milla-—_—No par.} / 10%
Cerro de Pasco. Copper..*—No.;par
,33
7
Product^
r__1
6%. prior preferred*
100 / r 108
Chain Belt Co..
No par
21J%
$4.50?, preferred;,,—
Checker Cab Mfg
Dec
%,.. Jan
Dec
17% Nov
26
Jun
Certainrteed
Champion Pap fit. Fib ■ Co
Nov
172
15
181/2 Jan
■
*191
27%
110
'".
—;
51 Va July
8%
13
127
.
12 Ya July
42%. Apr
6% Feb
33% Nov 27'
104% May 15
100
47%
Jan
;
5
Jan
3
37Ve Jan
35% Dec
33% Jan
97"
/10'
21 Ya July
23% Feb
43
"82%
»
»
>-49.'./ Dec
47% Jan., 22
No par
6
26
.
—No par
15%. Jan
Oct/ 2
135
22
Jan
Dec
12
20
Nov 17
Dec
Jun
7%
Nov
56
•
59% Aug, 9/
51% Jan." 2
35% Jan. 26
152*
.
No par
.
'52'%
27
:
-100/
,
12,300
>s
27%" '
—25
Chicago Great West RR Co
4.-50
L,
5 % preferred.—
50
116,900
Chip; Milw St PI P vtc
No par >■
Series A preferred,.—
54,200 >
.100
y
9,800,'
Chicago & Northwest'n ,w i.JVOvpar: ■;
5%
5,500 " r
preferred W/i;—/___y.._4.100>
1,100// Chicago Mail Order Co^
^__5y
1,600 y Chicago, Pneumat, Tool~—J..No 1 par.X >
200 4
$3 conv preferred.
No par,^
120
Pr. pf ($2.50y cum div.—No-par.
>;,. 900/ Chicago Yellow Cab
__No ; par. :. /
—10 /
1,400.,,' Ohickasha Cottop Oil
tChllds Co
-No par.j. u
14,300
40
Chile Copper Co
23
131
52%
.> y
Jan
.
Nov
1%
May
6
13
Dec
21
Mar 26
21/
'
5,600/
>128%
•
22%:
62
22Va/
20%,
>'
's62.%/,. 64%>
•: *1021/2
104 Va
f.
:
57"P /:
*6L
,
*45'''"'. 46%
35
*55
62
"20%
21','. ,
12s/8> 13%130
133%
••>34'2
:*21%;>22v
.
■68% >
3334.
34.
>
-
35%
*56
%,
67..
-
32
,
>72
■
5;
'20Va Apr
Central A^uirre Assoc.
:
Nonpar
'5:
Central Foundry. Co^__'
41% Jani, 2.
—1\ 1
Central: Hudson G; & E Corp.No par >.
11%. Nov 23 '
Central- Ill Lt 4%.% preierred_.lOO.k
109% Jam 16/
Chic
4,500
57
%t Jan
19 Va Jun
2
Jan.
52
May 26
116% Jam 2
1
2d preferred
■f : 9,500 /
4,900 /
>
29%.
39
>
100
: '
70/
.
'
". 68%
600
10,600 ;
9%
30%
70%:. 711%,
35%^..
27Va
*62 %
•.
104 Va,
31%/ 32%
.
45
132%
52%
*10iya
22%
20V2
/ 12%
45
63 V2
Xl01.% 101%
23%
56%
*21:' ' >
133
27
i
35%
-61%
.
12%,.
/
130%
*43
,
52
105v
]
20% i,
54
23%..
/ '
,
22%;
20%
40%
68 %k
681>
341/4
61 %
21%
20%
72%
39'%
57..;
21%
53%
*62
34%;.
10,
in 1 /
32%
1,200 /
:
20Va 4
55'%-/
,
-
30% July
5
45% Oct., 9
56
13
,
400
//;•
'
.
63...;-:,,
/
;
44
134%
*102
34
21%,
130%
46%.
,
33%
58/
T
-
71 Va
68%
20
>
13%: 13%
•44
34,1
*61%
,•>>,
22%;, 23
33%
67%
>
400
701
•
IIIV2
91%,
90/,- >/; ../ 91;
> *20%:; 21% >
72
2lVa
20%
/174
.//nSlA.,' ,SR7/o"/;,
55%.
55%; 55%
»55%
101/4
9%
9%.
9%.
21Va. 20%; 20%/
>>20%
9%
^78,
y*/8
9%1
9.%
10%.. ;
f
"
3Q% v.'
29'%.
29%: 29%
32//
■/
51
*110.
,,
.
10
32;
50",
-
.
■
30
70%; 71%
38%; 40%,
•
r
33%
*55.
*21%- 21% >:
'134%
68r;
33%
35
35
10%,.
110 v
b
9,100;
>19,000,
30%,
,
'
9%
,
't 66,./;
*33%; 35
/
10
20%
9%
X29%
50
110;-:
*29%
>91%/96
*20%
55Va
2L»
%„ 10%
31
32%
32%
10
30%..
"'49V2.
111%,
,
90
%,
*29%/ 30% >
.
50
50v
*110
92
10%
20%
9 Va
20 7
v
-
50Va
*110-;
89/ K ?./.
*20%.
55%,
22
*49;,
112
_
89
29% ; 30,
30 Va:
50
49
*110
112
*110
*29%
500
.Tan
Feb
128% Dec
.
5,300-!
T
<
36.1%
____—
:v
4
10% Jan
5$u preferred —————20
8,100,
24%
53%
32% Nov
-
8
48% Jan,
r—5
__10 -, '
50'
—a
Celotex Corp
114%/
;> 17%,. 19
,
A
123ii
Co
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese Corp of Amer
$4.75 1st preferred
1,310
*112%
45%/ 46%
'
5,000
4,400;
12,'
>
■
,
Carriers & General Corp.
Case, (J I) C04—
7%
27^-' '27/ c*
■
11.4%
*27%
45%.
14%
<
4,600'
22 34
Steel
Corp
4%% preferred.
140
•■-*36%> 38,.
28%:
29,
3,200
155
Va,. 12%
i7.v4t;
>
,
8
/Dec
9Va Nov 28
24
Jan
•11
1
4
i.
Mar 26
Jan
47q
10;
.100
Ry
*
31
par/
A
Preferred
20% '• 20%
'
Carrier
130-
300
20%
>10,
"
62 Va
22%
27%
■"> *112 Va
44%;/
108%
23
27%.
12 %>
114
*112%
114%.
1,900/
3,200-/
ts
62%
>155
20%
h.
44.
31/
31/
Ohio
&
Dec
Apr 17
> 56
4 :
113% Feb
__25.
No,
Carolina Clinch
1,000,;
*106 »2
155
23
s
66%
>
>63%
108 V
>
./■:
*172-175
*106V4
155
-
7,700y
;; *834 i- 8% /
44
43%
72
•
20
100>>
Pacific Ry
Carpenter
"
t
.
,•
'
800.
r
>6 % Apr
No par
Cannon/ Mills
.
43
,
52% Sep. 26
IV* Jan
2
^_5
Co.
Capital Administration^ class
$3 preferred ,A
30
72
•\
9 "•/
154%
10%.
*35%
46;,
15%
108%t 108%
26%
/' '• 11%
*113...
16%
,
/
•
29
;
12%
*28 y8
153
20 y4
y
-
37%
/
'
Canadian
500
4578 '
28%:
72%
*172
67'a
63
62 % *
> 107 »/4
22 y4
114%.
*113/
;
57
Copper.
,—
Southern: Ry
3
■
1> *
Hecla, Cons
preferred
Canada
•
55,100
45 V 2
29%
/ •/■■ 9 :>■'£
-
>
45%
*72
v
9
175
671%
107
153
>
26%
•
/ 60
•
20 %
20%
27%.
63'
23%
20%
22 %
24%
$4.25
50
130
*128
45%.
28%
...
44%
Va
*172
172
67% / 67%
107%
*153 V2
355-
*153%
4.b00
>
>7% Jan
par
r_50-
Campbell W &, Q. Fdy
..No par-.
Canada. Dry Ginger Ale common—5
>
■'
653i,'
19%
*56 ye
131
Packing
b%- preferredCallahan. Zinc-Lead_
Calumet. &
1,300
18'4
17%
•>64-
18/'
64
/
•
130
-
'
39,300
40% >
40
*53 Va
'
*63% ,' 63%
107J/4.107y4
30
*127%
58..
>18%
18
17% .'■17%;
>•
■46%
V; 297.
67%
67-/.
183i
18%
130
46%
•
*170/r
68% \f> >
4012
8%
,T
30
*127%. 130,
*55.:-
30
15,500
"
72
71/
.9.:
40%.
» 8 V;
30%
>30/
> 58 '
*55
.
87a
'
30,
43%.
45%;
172
68
>
69
8%
2,300
> 54»4v 54'4 c
3 % /•:' 3Va
55 >
3%
130.
*1271%
18%
*56%
48/
28%
,,
17%
130 >
47%
30%
30 Va.
130,
39
.
3%
30
.
/ 58
>
17% >18
132-
■
30%
40%
*66.*.
57%
*56' r
>
/
68.%,,
18%,
17%
49
*48.
r
29%
*55
ia% /,
> *65
*56>>57%'§>
/
8>a
"127.%
53:
39*54%
9"
9%
39% > 40 Va
41%.
130-v "
>
3%
33a
29 v4
;
40%
17%
•5434-
»
3%
8%
30-.-
'56
39%
5434
55
3%
*127%
■:
56
39%
39%
39
*54 %
,,,
9Va
29%
>
.;>.
3%
8%
130
56
55-
3%
3% >:
9% >
3(k />
41% >
30/,
40
*54 V4
40% ""
*54
No
par
No par
100
—-.No
pat
No
oo»
-
44.
Jan
72Vb Dec
115-
2.
22
106% Nov
93 % Jan 1
68% Nov
37 Va
Apr
3/
100
Jun
30
92
Nov
28
52% Mar
207/a May
34%. Apr
5
59.,
2
Anr>
;
16.
35% Jap
May
59% Dec
3
110% Apr
34'% Jan
130
17
r;
53% Jan -17f
140
Oct
10
-
,
41% Sep
3
53 Va Oct
16,
106-,
51/
185
Jun
45%
Mar
109
Jun
96
Deo
Jun
Jan
-
53%
Aug
Oct
38% Mar
39% July
9
155
Dec
17
14P
Fpb
152
July
31
183
Oct
6
111
Feb
146 Va
July
72
Nov
8
59% July
67%
Jun
1
Monday, December 24, 1945
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
3084
STOCKS
AND HIGH BALK PSlOla
Wednesday
Tuesday
LOW
Monday
4»tari«r
Dec.
15
there
per
*111
"111'
113
nvi-.nva
.
39
<
47%
10;
3 7 Mi
:
24 Mi
119%
118%
333/a
333/4
33 Ma
..
33%
33%
4£Ma
43%
34 Ma
35 Ma
-36
7
107
33
3/4
36% .'36%
32
41%
113%
114%
397/e
14 Ma
109
'
110
"
"
t
41%
26%
*53
;
18 Ma
62 Ma
<
62 Ma
35 Ma
*35 Me
*198
12
35 Ma
11
108 Va
33 Ma
32 Me
32
38 Ma
38 Ma
38 V2
*55%
54
.52
52 Me
29%
,;
29 Ma
109
109
*120
124
*.11°
40 %
"iOVa'
-
'
373/4
Mr; -37
*106
106 M4
*106
'
:
*
./
25%
*99 Me
V '
•
53
22 Me
,*73%
s
/
*124 Ma
35%
-
130
52
8
28
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,
36 Ma
35 Ma
29
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3.500
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107
110
47
52
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107%
124
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35%
130
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35%
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90
700
.
41,000
6,500
1;?-:
35%
35%
.
lnc__;—
Press
Cuneo
.
1,700
7% pfd
Dec
5Ma
Jan
9 Mi
Dec
26%
Sep
33 Me
Jan
16
24%
Apr
3IMa
19
-12 Mi
Aug
8
38 M«
Feb
-
10%
2
19 Ma Dec
6
53% Jun
28
9
26% Dec
8
643/i Oct
15
38% Oct
Dec
Dec
19 Mi July
Dec
48
13% July
Jan
15
21
>
107
18
6
6
24
25Ms
July
10Mi
Jan
32
Dec
Feb
39
Aug
15%
Feb
22%
Dec
Nov
•353e Jan
2
87 Ma Jan
2
52
10
7
.
21
Nov
Jan
37 Mi Nov
Jan
89%
Dec
Jan
29Mb
Dec
10
•113/i
Feb
19 Mb
Dec
112
Jan
28
27
Dec i 6
Mar 26
29
Dec
X150
Aug 21
16
.,
Jan
29
25 Me Jan
2
51
Nov
1
Sep
Mi
13
Nov
19
Nov
102
51
Sep
29
Jan
19
r
2
Jan
31
•
Oct
8
Oct
5
9
24%
154
6
22
%
29 Ma Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
3~0Mb ££c
:
109 Ma Nov
14
75 Ma Oct
Mar 26
'59 Mi Jan-16
22%
•
101
Dec
51
:
Dec
144
16
{108 Ma
10
July
:
69
20 M2
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111
42
25
9
Jan
273/i
Nov
122% Apr
jun
20
11
30 Me Dec
22
Apr
273%
12
112
:
Aug
Feb
14
124
29%
5
1Mb Jan
18 3/i
Dec
53
19
105
7 Mi July
Jun
41
26
.28
Oct
184% July
57 Mi Dec
.'
Oct
100
61%
Apr
8
106 Mi Dec
145%
Apr
Dec
17
34% Dec
2
July
Jan
.0
108% Dec
Jan
July
57
•
173%
3,,
Mi Dec
Jan
5
-
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43
Jan
203e Jan
15
Ma
52 Ma
Oct
Dec
Jan
44
Dec
52
25 Mi
Mar
15Mb
13
71
;
Mar 26
110
47
199
•
4
49 Ma Nov
100
No par
49 Ma
Jun'
10
27
16
,r
5 Mb
•97
41'
fl'Me
Aug
/
Apr
140
Aug
July
61%; Dec
Apr
'
—
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Cutler-Hammer
4 1Mb
Jun
13Mi Mar
Dac
55% NOV
37
Nov
19
- 30% Oct
17
.¥'• 9
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2
18 Mi Jan
——<-—■ -——r-ul,
A
Class
43~Mi
Feb
May
NOV
28 Me Dec
.
28%
Curtiss-Wrlght w—
■r
Dec
Mar
44 Ma Nov
5
24
j'(.>' 4M2 % preferred^-tt—.«i—___100
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc^2.50
Curtis Pub Co (The)-i.
NO par
$7 preferred
———No par
Prior preferred-—1-—No par
Cushman's Sons Inc
*124% '130
130
*124 Ma
7%
27Mi f 273/4
'
16,300
73%
-
7%,v
8
27%
preferred——
-10
10
59 Vi Oct
99 Ve Aug 22
«
10
20
'•
2
Jan
Nov
43
r
5
—3flT
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-
12% Jan
.^_1
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b
;146
-
16
47 Ma Feb
6
preferred——
100
21%
;
73
....;73%
"
21%
,
; *144
M.V: 7%
8
283/8
28
>
22
2
30
Packing Co—
51
.,*48 Ma
50, ;
148
3
Dec
'
29 %
5
10
52% Mar 27
4Maf&
800
19
2
7%
.
Sep
Dec
6
Jan
8% Jan
16% Aug
Cudnhy
35
50
49 Ma Jan
300
'
112
Feb *'/
7% Oct
17 Ma Dec
29M2 Jan ' 2
Cuban-American Sugar
24
Jan
6
113
29% July 27
—100
-,-100
——10
-100
Aug
20
20
'...
3 Ma Jan
preferred--——
Cuba RR 6% preferred
Dec
•
Nov
108
10% Apr
Co
5%
Dec
25%
102%
17
17% Dec
-
46
<•
2,600
-.106%
5
•
6,900;
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6
8 Mi Jan
25% Jan
i
100
*106
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820
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45
35
.
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25%
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148
148
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/ 106%.;
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<4,700
400
.175
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-36
■
106 3/8
38 Ma
25 Me
25 Mi
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100 Mi
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38 Ma
46 ;
j
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■175 ",-p
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43-.,;.
424
:
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.
39
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■
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47 Me
110 Mi
24%-
26
;
■
46%
52
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>
20
20
'107 Ma
*120
•
Ma
36
'.-21%
130
->
1,100
46 M4
106%
743/4
73/4
52
175
Vf 36
4
'
22 Ma
27%
52
39
147%
>74 -
>
/-•:■
52
393/4
100 Mi
r
21 Me
28 3/4
1,700
*110
lOOMa
147%
•
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27Ma
2 8 3/4
*124Ma1: 130
3 6 Mi
74%
T3A
*
1
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•
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GOO
54%
110 Mi
46
1063/4
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3 8 Ma
54
Me
23 ;
.
400
38 Ma
124
47 Ma
*145
37
37'
37-
31%
*31
54%
*109%
47
200
38 Ma
...39 Ma
>
25 Ma
26
*
Oct
20 Ve
Jan
6
Feb
Ma Nov
106% July 18
100
32a/i
Jan
12
Dec
40
—1
——
Jan
24
21
115
933i July 30
2
3?% Jan
Oct
13 Ma July
18 Ma
:
21
24
-
103%
Jan
-11 Mi
Mi Dec 10 t
/ 45
25%'Oct
7% Jan
.,
26% Apr
17 Ma Aug 21
4% July
V
Feb Z
2IMa
102%
37 Ma Dec
common-——25
3%M« preferred
—100
Cream of Wheat Corp (The»_
2
Crosley Corp (The)
——No par
Crown Cork to Seal
—No par
$2 preferred ———__—No par
Cr n*r«
Corp
8
$4.20 preferred —
—No par
$4 2nd preferred
No par
Crucible bteet of Amer
No par
______
Refining.^
——
<
t
10
33M4 Dec
2
108 Vi Jan
;
commori.. .i_5
Inc___——
Internat Corp
Crane
10.9
45
24
25% Jan
Dec
22
/
17 Mi Jan
2
preferred
Products
17
109 Mi May 23
.*■■
2
Coty
32 M.
2Q%
175
46
*106 Ma
' 7
Jan
5,900
38 Ma
1063/4
*120
1093/4
40
*145
:
lOOMa
-21 Me
153
39
:v
147%. 148 A
73%' /•74
8MB
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283A'
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107%
Sep
11-
34 V* Nov
2
$8 Mi Jan
182% Jan
Coty
*31%
?°%
;•
47
.
1093/4
106%
*48
23
*148
■
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53
22%
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*
46
'
46
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*37
123
-
38 3/4
39 Ma
Feb
-25
6, GOO
:
6%
;
Dec
3 Ma
Nov
7% Dec
—
6
4,100
*53%
52
52
■
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39 Mi
Dec
31
101% Aug
3 % 7o
39
106 M4
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108%
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-
175
46.
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100%
*100
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+
26
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175
55
55
;
39 Mi
20Mi
Jan
.100
Preferred
Dec
Jan
30
170
Nov
2<;
20%
Jun
Corn
6,800
55
*38 Ma
52 3/8
52
-r-
40 3/4
-40M4
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27
263/4
~
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39
;
63A
.
Corning Glass Works
200
'
.
'11%,;/:; /
107%
40M4
66%
11%-
6%;
4.000
200
-2( Mi
Feb ;
121.Me
2
11% July 19
31 Mi Jan
3
-10
1,040
;.■■;• "
107
■
65 Ma.
*197
Dec
Jan
Mi
8
1
5
8,500
!-
9iIs
7
Copperweld Steel Co
-50
Conv pref 5%
series—
Cornell-Duoilier Electric Corp.. .^-1
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co_— _20
2,900
34%;
107
Ma
66
"
'
;
J Vb July
Jan
24%
8 *'
Nov
Feb
39 Ma Oct
.06
Cooper-BessemerCorp^^iAiNo parV
$3 prior preferred
—No par
./aa'
48/
Apr
%
50
—
:
13
12
24% Jan
•
10
34 Vi Nov
2
Jan
14%
79
r
'
__1
Continental Motors——
5
Continental Oil of Del
—
Continental Steel Corp_„—No par
500
1
3% Mar 23
Continental Insurance—
5,200
.
13
'
Dec
29% Jan
_ia
Natural Gas
—1
Aircraft
par
$1 25 conv pfd
No
100
Consol RR of Cuba 0% pfd
Consumers Pow $4.50 pfd—No par
-20
Container Corp of America
Continental Baking Co
No por
par
$5.50 preferred
No
-20
Continental Can Inc
$3.75 preferred
No par
Continental Diamond Fibre—— .._5
6.300
10
4 Mi Nov
.-
97 Ma
;
26Mi Mar 31
2,900
■
60Ma
34
197 Ma
•
25 Me Dec
124% Dec
22
Consolidated
J
•
2
Mi
16
2
,
24
Aug 31
28% Jan
'
Consolidated Vuliee
300
:-'V
52%
60 Me
106
,
v'A:ll%
63/4
"107Mb 109
/ 32
32
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110
110
111
,
523/e
47 Me
46'
-
39%
32
54 Ma
123
*120
-
47%
'4 7"'
6M2
-
66
.197 Ma
;
-
1,900-
2,500
52% Nov
•
7'
■
Jan
89
—9
Laundries Corp__
Consol
45 M» Nov
J
Jan
15 Mi
«
No par
——.5
No par
No par
Coppermines Corp
N Y
$5 preferred
1,400
233/4 •,23%
,
34%
34%
105Ma
■
66 Mi
11%
11
6 Ma
;.
200
*197
11
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108
-
106
64%
•"
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%
29 Ma
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35
40
55 Ma
-
52 MB
'
34 Mi
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109
38 Ma
56V4
60 Mi
60 3/i
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66
199
39%
:
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24
59 Ma
:
105
6 Mi
108 Va
108 Ma
*oisMa
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23%
60
34%
*107 Me
41 Mi
24%
61
Consolidated Cigar
2,100
18
17%
18
Jun
8,700
54 Ma
*52%
■Ut 24
233/4
10 3/4
};•
17%
52%
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•<
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383/e
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54 Ma
Mi
17 Ma
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53
Jun
30,200
27
52%
175/b
17 Mi
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54 Ma
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65
■/',
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39%
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12
6
4113/4
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202
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3/4
27
105
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38%
27%
34V-4
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66 Ma
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38 Mi
26%
593/4
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66
12
6
61 Mi
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'
6M'8
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205
38 Mi
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23
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40
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43%
39%:
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17 V*
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18
66%
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40
>
26%
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Jan
43,600
2,400
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41
39 Ma
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37 Vt
17
-
553/4-.
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53
53
I
15 Ma
5 5 Ma
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41
26
Jan
13
116 Ma Dec
2,800
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55
173/4
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39 Me
53 Ve Sep
4
41 Mi
11 ;
5 Mi Mar
2
15 Ma;
15%
55
55 Mi
•18%
18
Nov
24
7,900
40
55
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3 7/a
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17%
16%
16
r
/
'
17 Ml
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25
24%
16 V*
56
3 5 Ma
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:
110%
•.
Jan
Ma Jan
443/i
44
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110 Ml
25 Me
39
110
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45
•
40 Ma
26
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-
53
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40
53-
■'
*'
44%
110 Mi
14
47
200
•
Nov
50
•
110
5.900
•
-
Mar 27
Feb
■
163/4
40
25 V*
r
18
.40
VV
54 y2
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16 Mi
■
15 Me
557/e
•
-15 Ma
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31
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/
38%.
15 Me
353/4
23
V
38 3/i
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Apr r
;
37 Ma
153/4
'•. 110
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45 Ma
110 Ma
45*
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'39 Mi
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15 Ve
111
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'*110
110 Ma
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-
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56
39M4
18% '18% *•
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40 Mi
155A
26 Mi
15
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.
14
1,300
33%
38 Ma'
50 Me Nov
Jan
>'
114 Ma
Mar 26
Deo
21
'
41%-
-.114 Me
V
Deo
31
Ma
93
Consol Edison of
37
40
115
38
39 Mi
15%
.
■
16
n
Deo
27 Mi
Feb
Consol
37
37 Mi
38M4
114%
40 Mi
38%
45 Ye
443/4
'37 Mi
37
114 Ma
30
Jan
70
-
18 Ma
29
Jan
13
1
16,200
•<
Jan
12%
20
17
700
32
'
,
ll%
20
46 Vi Jun
3,100
41%
Ma.
33%
19
46% Jun
2
Oct
27.800
18 Ma
19
42
,32%
114
15
110
*107
*■
110
,
15M4
56
"
Ma
46 Ve
44%
.
19
41 Vi
33 Me
,"393/4
I
383/e
14s/8
19 Ma
V 50% Jun
2
107 Ma Oct
'
107 Mi'
23
2534 Jan
27
6%
•
Jan
28 Mi Jan
-28
Jan
32 Mi
107-
•
Sep
Deo
Nov 23
31 Me
.
107 Ma
107
433/8
36V4
-
393/4
*113%
114% Vn"
;
114 Ma
*106%
16 Ma
25 Me
38%
32Ma
317/e
,
107
116
84
6%
6%
•
36
-5%
,
1,700
8,700
V'
109%
10
—100
1
43
42 Ma
!!
9
18% Dec
115
Co.. (new)-No par
Columbia Pictures-—.—
No par
$2.75 preferred—
——No par
Commercial Credit
-10
$3.60 preferred —
100
Commercial Solvents
.—No par
Commonwealth & Southern—No par
$6 preferred series—
No par
Commonwealth Edison Co—
25
Conde Nast Pub Inc
No par
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc——..No par
v
'
Jan
Nov 23
Columbian Carbon
.
43
32
-
.
35 Ma
35 Mi
:
•
37.
56 Mi
*40 M2
40
15
'
110 Ma
■
35 y2
Ma
18 Ma
32 Ma
-
343/8'
43
43%
31
39
'►
•
<•
19
42%
38 i
157/e
46
16 Ma
18 Mi
32 M4
:
32 Ma
32
106%
107
42
333/4
6Me
>
7
6%
32%
31%
107
19
•
114 Ma
-
•
109
56%
63/4
37%
*
-393/4
*110
6%
34:.
-
45-MB
42
30%
'
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41Mi
■*15%
43
■
A
'
*106 Ma
43
43Mi
18
-'
433/4.
••
43 Ma
42
Aug 24
14
preferred
335/e
.
110
>
Jan
11,000
-
Deo
38
6-.
76 :
169,300
120 Mi
33 Ma
34%
34
42%
193/4
193/4
43
34 Ma
*42 Ma
107
107
"
•
34-
32 3/4
31 Mi
^
32% * 33 y8
*41 Ma
43
34 Ma
-120%
33 Ma
Apr
Feb
20
23
300
•/
■;
43
333/e
33 Me
3 ;
.
Jan
25%
8
Dec
50Mi Dec
2
110 Mi Nov
1,700
23 Ma
-
Dec
105
24
2
5,600
115 Ma
27/e
V
"
23%
-49
2
-
34H8 Jan
90M4 Jan
'
33 Me
119
119
*41 Ma
-
3
1203/4
Highest
•
$ per share
—100
52%';
22 Me
23 Ma
2%
34 M*
7 Me
6%
43
*41 Va
.
44
42 Ma
44 Me
7 Me *
Me
107
■
119 Ma
3
44% y
36
V
120 Ma
22 M4
V-:
•
preferred series A
6%
1,400
40 Me
115 Ma
119
*115
3
"
Columbia Gas & Elec—•— No par
51,400
'■y
47
46 Ma
,
Year 1944
share
per
11% Dec
60
39 •,;•
47Mb
$
share
per
2
2,400
52 Me
47M4
233/4
0.2.%'-
■>.
;
•
101% Oct
par
2.50
—
$
4% Jan
38
*517/b
*51%
119 Ma
23%
23%,
2%
33%
33%
*42
,
10 Me
108 Ma
Class B
: 100
107
40
52 Ma
*115
116 Ma
23
-
.."
38
47%
2%
2%
119%
122
*120Ma
-
116 Ma
22 Ma
60
1,900
...
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38 Ma
40
40 3/4
47
M4
300
47
*
10
106
38 Ma '
230
'
38
108 Ma
109
106
38
*51%
48
108 Ma
•
106 Ma
— 40
53
10 Me
/
,
.47
,47
,;*46
46 M4
■
31 Me Feb
par ''
preferred
conv
pef' share
•
Lowest
-
'
par
par
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp
~10,300
39 Ma
38
:
No
No
No
No
100
new__No par
Colorado & southern1
100
49W
non-cum 1st preferred—-100
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—100
Columbia Br'd 8ya Inc cl A
2.50
6%
16MB
*
*36 Ma
-
10 Me
-
"
Ma
40 M4 >41
116 Ma
116 Ma
25
3 Ms
109
373/4
38
47%
-
Oollints <» Alkman
1,100
46 Me
16%
37
Mi
170
113
*38M4
39
46 M4
10 aA
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37 Ma
47Ml
v.
48
47 Me
•
120
24%
V-lOMi
109
*517/e
53
;
3/4.
47
47
*46
105,
37
—
42%
41%
*51%
48%
48%
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*44
:V;;-
,
53
*517/e
3
38 -Mi
•
109
109
*104 Ma
105 Ma
37
463/4
10 Ma
10
38
47
Ma
47
*46
'
-
110
104%
38% *
42%
42%
—:
38
.
46
: 46 Ma
;
«
10%
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105
38%;
■
40
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39
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May
123
7
25V*
i
'
July
140
125 "
2874 Jan
par
7%
22% pec
81% Jan
16
10
lOe
1,700
22
25
Oct
May 31
2274 Jan
-ino
10c
Jan
Jan
•134; ' Mar
Aug 20
.
Jan
5274 Aug 29
11474 Oct 25
par
_Na
127
474
1174
4974 Sep
56
Nov
1
19% Dec
674 Jan
15
10
29
36
24
j
1 54% Oct
974 July V;.<
161
Nov
•
Feb
145 y2 Oct
43 ya Aug 23
Equip Corp— _No par
preferred
Jan
143
11
Dec
172
17 1
Feb
40
-
^-10
par
Oct
V(
;
41% Apr
774 Jan
6
.38 74 Nov
27.% Mar 20
par
-No
>15
22
114% Jan 22
153
par
Public Service—
Gen
common
2774 Dec
2
Mar 21
Jan
19
par
No
5,700
;"'.;6
-T--10O
preferred—
Outdoor Adv
Precision
,'4774 Jan
.—100
conv preferred
Gen
:1l
par
General Motors Corp——
58
."'.■•I'W.r.?
1 12% Jan
1
No
Gen
l^o%
23 %
Jan
.No
Corp
-
2.200
V
Feb
51
.100
General Mills common
5%-preferred
1,600
Va
13 y«
15
400
—
700
20,100
10
15
8072 Dec
parNo par
No
General
*
I
Dec
40 V* Nov
.No
...
preferred———
Electric Co
if
2
par
—9
Corp_
General
Dec
2
49
preferred
cum
7%
Jan
.100
General Cigar Inc
7%
4% Jan
Jan
-ir
General Cable Corp__
Class A——•—
>
23
—
preferred
General Bronze
,
Nov
66
58
'.'■-.■Vt- •ti-ivv:
1
Baking—
1,500
rll
'tKli
$4.50 preferred 7——
Amer Transportation
6,800
:
»■-
■
86
_50
Gen
General
25,500
„•.
V-.-i
1■•1
*
.—0
.-50
;.
Investors—1-:
Amer
1
10
.;
1
preferred-
conv
.
•
70
i
-20
!
1
Gen
5.500
•
.
preferred
1
4 % % conv preferred—,.—:
Gaylord Container Corp.
■
80,400 .'V
100 V
.
.
$3
Gay Wood Industries Inc
i.-.i
1
-
•
>'
500
'
36
4V» %
41%
f:
173%
71 %
71%
*78
22%
105
8,600
1/
51 Va •
*106
200
•
153 Va,
36 %
52
34
>
Nov
300
34%.
10i/4
7
25
25%
24
%
200
6,100
113
2,200
39.700
;
3,000
Gold & Stock
Goodrich
Dec
,
Granite
Grant
200
32 Va
32% !
5,900
173 Va '
360
71%
*106
79
97
%
24%
75%
74
74
74
74
74
74
6174
61
61%
61%
61%
61%
61-74
12,800
7,900
/
160
11.000
800
5,800
City Steel
T) Co———:
(W
374%
preferred
Great Nor Iron
—
Ore
Great
Western
Preferred
9
26'A Dec
105% Dec
4
Mar
23"
"5174 Dec
10"
Sep
6
104 % Dec
20
2
4
,•
165 Va Jan
July 27
Apr" 20
July 27
48
40
1
53
102
,1
7
107% May 19
par
12% Mar 26
JSfov
74% Oct
105% Mar
>
15%
Dec
52
Aug
Jan
4V4 May
175
Dec
"Feb
>54%
Jun
Jan
104 Va
Nov
85%
40 1
25%
Apr
2%
18
V22% Deo
Jan
45
12
28
6
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
98
18
3674
Feb
51%
Deo
115
Nov
13
104Va
Jan
112%
Jun
39
Dec
6
8%
Jan
1274 Aug 27
'ly*
Jan
1
3%
Jan
•"•'I-
63% Oct
1
1
-5
5% Jan
2
4.74 Jan
2
18% Jan
3
No par
1—5
100
14 Va Jan
23
,33
Nov
21% Dec
25% Sep
18
105
18
21% Dec
Aug 20
65% Nov
7
Aug
5lA
July/
109% Nov
2
46
•1, 17% Oct
33% Dec
pfd—No par
Sugar—_—No par
Green
100
Bay & West RR__,—.—100
Green
(ri
—
17
May 16
7% Oct 18
147 Va July 2725% Feb
1
7%
69
11%
8
57
2
Oct
39
Jan
3% Jan
par
Prop—No par
Great Northern Ry 6%
11
Jan
No par
Grand Union Co
—,
Sep
14% Jan
28 Va Jan
2
161% Mar 16
64
Jan
20
7% Nov 28
19 Va
151/4 May
9%
Feb
;
Dec/
,' 16
July*
14 Va
Dec
25%
Jan
28.
24%
Jan
30
Dec
143%
Feb
163
: Nov
75
May 25
Oct 10
May
67
Feb
5574
Dec
39 Va Nov
175
57
17 Va
Nov
49 %
*
Dec
Inc—.
—1
52 % Jan
25
86
Dec
10
43'A
Feb
Greyhound Corp (The)—
No par
2274 Jan
2
x35
Dec
7
19%
Feb
100
104 % Jan
12
108 Va Mar
13
105%
Dec
24'A July
105% Dec
—1
28'/a Jan
24
55 Va Dec
6
Apr
32% Dec
12 Va Dec
8
Dec
8
30 l/a Jun
26
82
Jun
14
33
6174 Dec
19
42 Va
4Vi%
-1174
24
I
10,600
53V«
11 Va
3091.
600
32Ta
52 Va
24%
30
108
*94
>
7,300
Dec
July 30
90
25% Jan
par
par
46
110
21
-?'■ 52 y2
10
Granby Consol M S & F-—
1,200
11,700
-100
No par
Xlotors
Graham-Paige
3,500
5974
Telegraph Co
(B F)
—
19%
17
Co
2
15
.Mar 12
96
•:
1
$5 preferred
-No
Goodyear Tire & Rubb
-No
$5 convertible preferred—No
Gotham Hosiery
No
30%
109
50
Jan;
Jun
13 % Mar 27
>
No par
i
preferred
conv
107
No par
:
Goodall-Sanford Inc
30%
32%
11%
95
80
,5,300
Va %
26
111
8
10
'
No par
No par
tGoebel Brewing Co
800
78 %
53%
11%
95
3,300
1,800
17
7
-100
Safety Razor—
preferred
$4.50
105 % Nov
ft
Co
——
conv
33 Va
*67
.
109
11%
$5
Rubber
Glmbel Brothers———No par
4
674
104
Gillette
&
Tire
preferred
4,400
37«A
•56
70
General
par
—100
preferred
Glldden Co (The)_7
173%
1
33%
96%
300
9,900
No
preferred—
4lA%
58 Va'
1
80
32 Va
2,300
1
16%
.
59%
32%
173%
*94
11%
33%
,
2674 Nov 30
*10714
-17%
"
33%
♦106
537a
53
98
77
32
;
10874
*106
.
77
■
Dec
10
1
Francisco Sugar Co
19V4
19%
31
60
3374
Dec
2474
3
6
Dec
Apr
7
1,900
60 Va
,lJ
34%
35%
10
7Va
32 %
*102%
:i"" 59'
313
35%
36
v
CO'A
*112
16%
*78
1874 Dec
44
6>A Mar 20
47% Jan
Jun
42 y*
14
-
104
37%
71%
2
10
26 Vi
Jan
No par
1,500
1-1-1
115
.*104Va
50%
1974
*67
13
100
1874 May
34%
10
Deo
110
.*111
y
104V4
37'%
55%
'
•
.
22%
105.
35%
*107 !
-
49%
59 Y*
71%
167a Dec
3074 Feb
Oct
•25%
1,600
29%
•.
*38%
V
115
*104Va
-
17
."*67
-—7%
53
4
No par
10
Aug
•
V
41%
*110V2
60
71%. 1
3874 Dec
Dec
rJun
44
lli% Nov 20
July 20
41
57 %
109
Jan
6"i
30
'
29 '
I2«? ■'
36 Va
1674
*70
Apr
Jan
30
V
7%'
-
153 Va
*172%
7*67
35%
Nov
7
~
69%
173%
Feb
103%
10
60
Dec
•53%
'
18%
173
38%
3
Oct
16
107
Jan
!
Corp.__
5
110 l/a Mar
26
2
23'A Jan
70% Nov
Jan
43 ya Dec
■>'
1 41%
7%
v.'--3o•--•■.
i
28 'h,
28 " 17
126% 128 Va
:-:l
",M
-
111, 17,/
"•"'".-7%
57%
173
26''"
42'A Jan
>
2774 Aug
24
# ' 1
"
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45
Dec
108
Jan
Jan
211-1-
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60%
I,
17
Jan
;
25
220
' •>
3,300 '
1':-'% ?•.'>•' 2,000 •
33 Va
<•41 %
v,
41%
*140
107
63 Y* Oct
2
>
25
V
' 1
128
20 %
37%
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17
•
Nov
'1';
73
153 Va
107
93
5
Dec
1074 Aug
32
29
131 % 1
*33
33
107
.
18
1.
;
Jan
69
800
46 74
71%
*
58%
17%
Jan
50
var
preferred
conv
107% Apr
34 74 Nov
22
24
Jan
16
32%
131% '
3314
30%
\
Jan
2174 July 24
5
3274
5
Aug
Nov
Jan
120" -V 120
74 V4
69%
10 Va
Power
No
10
Dec
27%
Jan
48
21% .1 21 «/8
1774
172
103
No par
No par
com
Co
8
18; Dec
74 Dec
59
17 %
105
Jan
16
•
48"
•
37 Va
714
(The)
32% Nov
;
19% Apr
171; Apr
53%
i:" "i'i
170
153%
10%
.
5 >
22
23
14741 Jan
100
5
1
■>138
69
35%
Co
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5
•>
8
*
5074
132
*127%
6074
,7
:
17
974 Jan
__10
:
28
42 74 Dec
28 Vi Jan
100
^
2674 Nov
HOVa Oct
2
5
Mar 28-
3
i:
1314
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37%
34'A
Dec
.47% Dee
14% Jan
7a Dec
1,400
■
51
21 7';
7
60 »A
Jan
23 V» Jan
pat
Machinery Corp
Corp
1- 6% prior preferred
:
34
iljll 4674
-125:1. "W
<• -
73 ir-
17%
17
47V«
51»/a
3174
31%
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I:,'•1> 32
i-'l 170
48%
48
60%
1
138-
1
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1
6074
Jan
33 y* Jan
80 ya Jun
V "
26 >1:
,
?,
:3374 '1
103
59%
.
30%
:
.
170
2574
1-'-.
112
34
34
32
172
5%
680
185%
■
yi;;. '• 1374
36%
112
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974
;
44
:.
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6874
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61%
112%
2174
11
24
59% * 1
13
'"''1-
'
104
17
28
25 74 Jan
.1—1
preferred —1_
2,000
109
■
153%
67.
59%
/
140
71
?v
•
!
127
Nov
20% Dec
17
165
Jan
"23 V2;i,";>'
1274
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r.,;. 50 :A.
134
104%
7
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25
1
54'A
7 *108
27""
46%
51%
50 »A
37
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6%
64 %
>
Dee
67%
;
59% Aug 20
f 82
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7
17%
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10
36 -V
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>
-
13%
34%
34 Va
*137%
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7
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-ii,
19 74
36%
274
19
'A
13
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•
12%
13%
—
105-1-
105
6
7,
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24%'
W- 3574
>
59-
7-25%
-
115
22%
-
56
6 %
155%
*102
v
.1074
107
108
a
'
; ;
3174
3574
68%'7
V'
62
36
141%
9% Dec
•
i
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86
{■>:«•/ 23
185%
170 I V
110
*111
1
8% Apr
9% Apr
31% Jan
;
Dee
Dee
«4% Auf
13 % Oct
Food Fair Stores Inc..
'
974
1214
53%
v79
12%
36%
*107
104
35%,
ll
104
112%
36
23
47
*5474
7
7
*153%
6974
7%
26%
28
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105 %
I
>4574
56
•
41%
115
2274
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110
-.104
'
*105 Va
41
-
••'
104
6%
30%
126%
3674
*110%
48
*54
V
l:
8
Dec
1,700
1074 i' ":'
*80
68%
:
7%
39%
;
:
115
37%.-1 >;:y 36%
38
30%
*38%
3674
;
38 7
155%
774
27%
110
'
40%
126%
37
*103
31 Va
i:
7%
301
*27%
23%
7%
10%
-
105%
■%.
-
•140
"124%
56
*3174
:
*
22%
45
104
v
-*108
7
12%
384%,
6%
40 Va
78% Feb
17
1%
14
70.
1
2,200
'•"! 24% 124%
■:•••
34%
34
6'/a
39 Va
•
105%
-
"71
68%
ii36
59 %«
128 7;
128
7V-2 17>
21
34%
39%
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23 7 a
73%
127%
34
28%
39%
48
6074
108% >
127
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20 ya Dec
2874 Dec
<
Apr
Jan
1,700
1974 1
> ■
IV * 24
•
7-23 Va
48
>*131%
73%
*20%
32
127
•7" 42"7
105%
'
12774
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7%
30%
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4374 i 4374
115
51%
48
*140
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*102
■'
36 7
-
32
.
46%
47%
127
6%
26%
;
4674
51
132
40%
124%
Z 110
*110%
36
-
7 7g
140
♦166
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-
34%
->
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17 32
•'
21%
:
138
•
:24-%-
13%
>
132
i
127
40%
2874
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:1
7'/a
13
53%
"
36%
V
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135".
;
34
'
125%
•
—
•
-
13%
;>•
33
47%
1 74%
:
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2874
37%
:7 26%
170
46%
48
*
125%
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55
713.5%
49%
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7
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;
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674
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13%
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73
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1;
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47
86
--
12%
79%'
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9% Jan
16%
19
6274 Nov
V
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'
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36
•
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:
68
974
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23%
25 >-•'
-
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4
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105
107
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152
1074
11
23%
86
36
^
36
127%
22
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33
47%
35%
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128
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128
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2274
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1
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36%
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40
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974
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53%
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59%
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1 Follansbee Steel Corp
:;7
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67'A
rl51
'
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86; >"•
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157 V
19%
2414
146
48%
7
155
11%
9%
i
92
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'
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v
14
22
Jan
'
43'/a Aug
11 Ya May
28%
♦142
%
19 >1
251
53%
54%
82
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13%
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27% '1"
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155
11
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36
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4
Florshelm Shoe class A
260
24%' "24% ,7
49%
974
19
•
1274
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13%
V 7 27%
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146
69
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9%
27 %
•
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'
27%
29
ill'2474
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27%
27%
153%
4% Nov
20% Jun
;
2
53% Mar
Florida
3,200
V
74%
•
111
11%
39%
49%
87
2
10574 Apr
$4
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22»i
conv
Florence
100
69%
39%
:7.
80%
10%
67
74%
69'A
JUn
17%
104
3674 Nov
104-
No par
*
Stores
preferred
Dept
Flintkote
r
8,700
V
75%
157
4108%
Jan
4
25
20
100
17
41%
%
Jan
874
Dec
1274 Mar 26
4% % preferred
100
First National Stores.^._^..Aro par
5,400 '
,
41
27'A
1074
25%
7,'V''.yr
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11%
•
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1
40%
49
101%
6
9274
24
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2
Firestone Tire & Rubber
3,500
<
51%
27%
68 %
24
37%
80%.
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r
.
2,300
111
16%
11%
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Dec
17
89
.
257'a Jan
No par
1,600 V ♦frfo EnamH Cnrp_
1,200 v Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y__
.•
35%
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68
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19%
55
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.
69
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67 y,
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68%
July 12.
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,
55
35%
11%
146
Jan
July 24
4274 Jani" 2
par
Federal-Mogul Corp
Federal Motor Truck
3<iS%
%
7 *50%
11%
49
10%
13% ,7
i"
36%
68 %
157
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9%
88
35%
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11%
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19%
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;
5,600
60%
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68%
25
27
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4,000
31%
27
19%
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11%
74
27
48%
11%
6
Federal Mln & Smelt Co
500
;
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105%
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69
157
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55
68
'
70%
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(6 preferred——
r
1,100
j
54%
60%
43
24%
160%
11%
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31
39
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48%
60%
110%
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69%
72%
146
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40%
39
48%
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36%
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r
26%
74%
2,50
57'/a
July 16
27
ll'/aJan
42
Fajardo Sug Co of Pr Rico
20
Parnsworth Televls'n & Rad Corp_l
Federal Light & Traction
15
30
■;?
31%
11%
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70%
25
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105%
111
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17%
11
71
160
V
900
4,0001
15% ■:i5%
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%
51
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15y2Jan
;
3
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13
108 :
May 21
86
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Co—
Products
Corp„
Exchange Buffet Corp...—
12,600 ;
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54%
60%
56%
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7
18%
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31%
31 1
108%
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56%
37%
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Dec
Dec
109
i'
68 % Jan 19
,
22%
37
12,/aJan.l2
100
Ex-Cell-O
600
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53%
31%
108%
12%
Ivans
1,400
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17%
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105%
31 %
32%
54%
27%
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78
7.41
*30%
108%
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18
-"15%
■":'"
108%
111
r7 >3,300
Vacuum
1
par
No par
34% Nov
Sep
106
18
Sep
4774 July
Apr
Feb
16
4
17
No
;
Eurekn
""
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fe>:
30 %
16%
54%
;
Bldg
3974
27%
5
100% Sep
•-.-
8
t per there
107 JA Dec
20
100% Jan
101
6% pref series A
Ine «b Pitts Rft Co_._
8%
7"* 59% V60%
38%
""'40%
69%
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Office
common__
:81
Highest
per. share
;
617
24%
"110
41%
68%
37%
'110
1;
;
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V
108 %
-
24
Sep
Jan"
16
Year 1944
share
4874 Oct 15
29% Jan 18
27% Dec 10"
Mar 26
103
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per
Lowest
V;
69%
54%
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62
No par ;
4,500
55%
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8%
20 >A Mar 27
No par
1,500
77
1
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40-14
lEqultable
Erie
96
55-
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5
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i
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i
16,900
18%
21% Aug 20
oervice
7 $5% preferred-.^
29,600
1
23%
57-',:
190
3%
1774
82
4374 Aug
8
34 V» Mar 21
4
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$
;
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preicried
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Battery
Electric
v
;
,
Gas
4%
1,180
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
.
Par
Emerson Radio <& Phonograph
Zndicott Johnson Corp
-
10,100
374
\
18%, •18%
2474
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120
:■ 10574
-v
Range for Previous
V
.
Natural
Paso
Emerson
3,500
807a
107
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105'A
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•
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12,800
;
105
105
34
/
25
STOCKS
.
NEW YORK STOCK
Electric
V 1,700
7
,
24 Va
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105,
104
ill
63
*75%
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34
58
•
8%
82
104
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58
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,
J1;•; 11 EXCHANGE
1:.;11--,-.
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5074
50
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51
,
the Week
per share
34%
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17%;
19%
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28%
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105
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106
106;.
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104
103%
$ per share
46%
V
24%
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107%
'
105
per share
51
•
.*
Dec. 20
Sales, for
Friday
Dec. 21
Thursday
"
85
106
28
23%
25 %
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107%
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52
:
'
Dec. 19
$ per share
RECORD
PKICES
Wednesday
Dec. 18
28%
23 %
V
Inwday
-
46%
%
27
■.'»
85
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52%
46%
28%
25%
'
52%
47%
28%
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Dec. 17
S per share
52%
♦46
Monday
.
BALK
.
COMMERCIAL; & -FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK STOCK
AND H1QM
LOW
Hi''
L)
Co
preferred—
nrummnn
Aircraft
Guantanamo
Com
45
preferred
Oulf* Oil
_
j-—1
Sugar common
$5 conv preferred
Quit Mobile & Ohio
Corp.
a
—-No par
_i*u. ^
No
oar
2*
5% Mar 26
82
Oct
18
1474 Mar 27
Jan
23
49 V2 Jan
6
58
100
-
11
374
Apr
6Y4
Jan
6%
Aug
1^
Ma?
Jan
62%
Deo
Sep
50%
Deo
.;
Monday, December 24, 1945
CHRONICLE
& FINANCIAL
THE COMMERCIAL
3086
Range for Previous
:
'■
STOCKS
1ALX PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
fatvrftgjr
*'t
*36
*36
39
.
27
38
38
V 25%
25%
25%
;
119%
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117%
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105 %
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106
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32%
103
103%
88
90%
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38%
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115
110
138
138
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'
32%
30
30
110%
y
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138
•
29
29
3
33
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32%
29%
30 »/4
60
60 '/'■
29%
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29%
29%
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62
61
60
60
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25
24%
24%
24
24
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33%
32%
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32%
32%
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52
52%
52
54%
53%
52
-
22%
22%
107%
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60
28%
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29
23
59
22%
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83%
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83
20%
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83%
47%
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47
7%
6%
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18
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35%
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39%
43
84%
30
29%
30 Va
29%
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39%
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103
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92
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92
36%
36%
31%
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37%
31%
31%
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17%
10%
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50%
51
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51%
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108
107
107 Va
10%
11%
11
14 %
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14%
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13%
191
94%
191
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116
113
55%
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29
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37
30
30
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21
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160
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29
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114
114
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28
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29
123%
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27
10:
110'
Jan
e
■/,{ Aug
10
24
Feb
32%
43V8JDec
14
10'/2
Jan
Dec
11
251/4
Jan
56
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10
46
Jan
Jun 26
8
Nov
23%
'84
38
,
15%
34'% Dec
3
2
69
Dec
11
Oct
20%
Apr
42% July
35'A July
Jun
106'/a
Dec
Jan
100
109 Va Mar 16
Dec
Dec
22
Jan
Dec
Dec
,771/2
1-11%
Nov/
88%
165
Sep
Y 71 % Feb
X87
Aug
19'% Dec
10
9% May
6
25
10J/4 Dec
'"57 j Nov
13
37% Jan
109% Oct
3;
Jan-'
12% July
Oct
8%
7%
Jan
29%
9
Apr
*40% July
NOV
105%
104
17
•
Mar 28
'12% Dec
6
6%
Mar 26
;•
14 Va Dec
10
6%
8% July?
Jan
>
Dec;
Jan
-10% July
188
Nov
250
NOV
27
154%
Feb
100% Dec
'67%
Apr
192% Dec
165%
Jan
180%
Dec
4
23"
' 1
21
23
82%
21;
3%
Aug
Jun
17
{28:%
"80
Apr
Dec
10
17
25%
-46% Nov
7
! 39% Dec
141
23
26"
.
Dec
17
Dec
15
21%
Feb
7%
Dec
94
Dec
Jun
,12%
68%- Jan
; 92
Jpn
47
Aug
391/a
Jan
35%
Jan
43
Sep
> 56%
Jan
93;
Dec
5
Nov 20
Dec '6
Feb
135.
Oct
Jan
20
Deo
Jan
20% Aug
201/4 July
Feb
2
92
Jan
2
"
175
19
: 2
Dec
151
18% Jan
•/
Oct
136
45%t Dec/11
57
3
39 "/
137% Apr
66
7
24
116-
Mar 27
Jun
32% July
Feb
Feb
13%
Dec
6%
Jan
130
118% Nov
9% Mai-26
41 Va July
50
z.100
Jan
,
'
79
par
65
Jan
.<■
Dec
-18%
41/4
Jaiv 24
84% Jan
No par
Jan
10
26
:
Jan
3
23
99
19% Jan
Am—a—No par
1%
Nov
-34% Dec
2
v:
15'/a
,11% Dec
2
.
Feb
129
13% Nov
2
Jan
75% Jan
' '■ 5 i/B Jan
6
;" Dec
33
117
11%
>
: 2
33% Dec
6
11%
17% Jan
2
41% Dec
3
15
Apr
19% Jan
24
30% Oct
18
15
Jan
29
Jan
45
July
Jan
144
Dec
'
18 '/a Jan
Oct
if
22% Dec
4
152
12
Jan
145
Dec
46
;
Aug 31
36
f
103
122 Va
122'%
123%
*1201%
122%
27%
26%
26%
28%
28%
■
10
*101%
103
121%
> "
*101%
126
'
,
122
138 y«
Dec
20%
3,300
26%
*28%
29% ;■
Nov
16
135-:
Dec
"61
Nov
116
Dec
Jan
24
79
46% Nov
105
Mar 27
.
91% Jan
.
Dec
140
10
27% Jan
90
/'
-4
21
25
Jan
* Dec
'
Aug-
•
Nov
105
Dec
>34%
Sep
107% Sep
90
May
111
Dec
95
May
28
Dec
Jan
80
Dec
66'/a
Jan
93
Dec
10%
Jan
20%
Dec
"
'58
Nov 20
Dec
V Nov
38%
112'%
20% Jan
...
20
1
134
*
Apr
.
'84%; Feb
30
6
21
139,.
2
'27
107%, Jan
•;
■
2,500 *
122%
*26%
■
145
109; ? Sep 17
31
7
NOV 20
47
114% May 31
118V'4, Aug 22
Laughlin Steel
i-.No par
5% pref series A—
100"
8 f» pref series B conv
-100
5V» pfd series B called—:———
*Joj Mfg Co—.
—1
700 :■
120Ta
;
Jones &
"
*
'
34% Jan 22
109% Aug 22
Jan i 2
101
& Johnson.a—
,_12'%
2nd preferred ser A.—.1100
Joliet '&/ Chlcago RR stamped—100
37,500 f
< 200
407/8
19% Nov 26
—1
4%
30
114%
(F L) Co.———
Johnson
200'
140
40'%
41%
103
103
*122%
i 1%
1
*
—.NO par
4 %# ' preferred——
1100
Johns"Manville; Cofp——No par
"3%% preferred
ilOO
900 •
7
-
57
140
40%
•
135
*114
140
'
121
,16 Va Aug
104% Nov
jewel Tea Co Inc,
300:
'
*120
27%
103
■
137
57
140
41%
•;
112%
*130'%
59
114
41%
41
40 Va
28% July
Feb
2
preferred—..—_——YlOO
Jacobs
5,000
»
45
*111'%
112'%
*133
*57%
59
800
201/4
19'%
>5
45%
114
116
*120
40%
*44
*120
*114
-
*120
41%
139
.
400
"
Dec
Mar
7 8%
.
-19%
:
;v.
22
T1'/a
Jan
-
*148%
*148%
44%
*44
44%
/
28
'-i
41 />
,,
Jan
158 > Mar
preferred———
Teleg——No par
Foreign share ctfs_
*
No par
Interstate Dept Store's
No par
Intertype Corp——
-No par
Island Creek Coal
—1
$6 preferred
J
3,600
1,400
37
Jan
6
9
Tntern'l Telep &
53,600
29
>1%
26
July
2%'Jnn
•
■;! '"2% Jan
preferred———Y100
7%
13% July
37%
Feb
307i»
y 74% Mar
178% Jan"
1
International Salt—_Y——.No
y|
x37
301/4.
-
*44%
7
:7% Feb
20
Paper
of Cent
70% July
Feb
63
Dec
-5
■International Shoe.
International Silver
2,600
165
*142
5%
400
:
37%
'
41%
20%
/••„ 5% conv
Inter Rys
"
770
v
44
29%
1"
20%
'
44
36%
*148%
*148%
6,200
55
55
44
29 Va
'
*148%
•
3,300
/.
/
*291%
;■;
29%
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"41
114
*111%
V:
56
*142
30%
37%.
■ih' .1': 15,500
.,...
9
Jun
——u——1100
Co___.——15
1
10
-173% Jan 19'
Canada——i—No par
Preferred
International
14
.
.100
preferred.
Int Nickel of
50
23%
%
Nov
•
Aug
137
J 6%
87a
__23
International Mining Corp—
•
22,200
A
.
,
•
112% V
■
22%
114
*55
i
30%
29%
%
5,500
'
37'%
43
112
23%
4
100
18%
174
104%
.100
;
Dec
47% July
•8% Jan
Nonpar
Harvester_Y—No par
—
191/4
11% Mar 26
Machines
Hydro-Elec Sys class A
International Min & Chem
/.
13%
2
4
*—No par
Int
4,600
7/
,
141
42%
43i%.
.
31
31
.
.
10.
36 Va
113'%
*155
37%
30%
30%
-37%
98'%
*1381%
141
./• Preferred
22,600
31 %
9%
371/4
'
43%
160
'
-
JY3l%
!*96Va
9%
-23
170
*142
160
11%.
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44
170
'
11%
•
42%
■-.
113%
56
*162
"
;>ii2%
43%
113%
23
Va
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v
.
-
98'% !
36%
*138-
■'
115
45%
International
Int Business
Y''// .170
f
192%
192
•31%
•-
f'1''3" 3,700'
Dec
26
Rubber.—Y.—a..Wo* par
tIntercont'l
:■
Feb
v
82
-100
"'4%' %: preferred.!—
■;
Interlake Iron—^
94
9%
30
v
Aug
104'% Jan
166
20
.——1"
Corp—.—No! par
Interchemical
2,600
238
; 93
190%
:>••
37%
141
113
22
115
V
141
41%
42%
113
r
238
95
}
800.
-
,
; 47V« Sep
21% Nov
40 Va Dec
Sep 26
103
Jan
13%
2
39'% Jan
%
7 V 20,200
>>/
400
13%
•13%
14'%
98%
1,200
V;
;,:>•
9% ,10
190%
—
/
:
Rayon.
36% Mar'-.
Jan
18% Jan 22
19'% Jan
25%
23%
20% -Jan
3
13
Jan
•
24
•
Dec
Jan
3
"Inspiration C6ns Copper
Insuranshar^s Ctfs- Inc
5,500
"
:
;
•
240
94%
—
■
*'IV°'
*107'% 103
--11%
r
1,7%
-
'
".*138%
141
22
;/112%
23%
23%
'11%
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12Va
98%
10%
,
9%
36%
38%
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63
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2
25
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60
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:
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EXCHANGE
the Week
Dec. 21
Dec. '10
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v
per share
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per
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Dec. 18
Dec. 17
Dec. 15
t per share
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STOCK
YORK
NEW
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
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•
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footnotes
see
page
63
3091.
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100
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100
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^
11
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18%
117
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20
19%
14
20
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20
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112
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124
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37
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11
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23
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29
63% Dec
12
.
31% Jan
3
24% Sep
12
39
54% Oct
18
1
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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20
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56
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108
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365
*300
365
365
.*300
36517 1 *300
"i 1*300
N Y Power & Light 3.90?c pfd—100
102% Sep 21
260
108% 108%
108% 108%.I'll
1;
108% 108% 1
109
110
1; 109
11101 110 1:1 1 109
N Y Shtpbldg Corp part stk—
_1 VI 14% Aug 21
19 Va
3,800
19%
1
20%
19% : 19%
111 19%
19%
19%
20%
20%
20%
20%
100
Noblitt-Sparks Industries
^__5
/
37% Jan 20
48
*46% ,48 V •,;-. ,■■■;:
48%
*46%
1*47%
48% r
48%
48%
48% '
*48%
'.;1*47%
Norfolk & Western Ry_
1O0 V* 219
Jan1 2
910
246
249% "i.
249
249 Va 249
249%
256
250
257 •I'
253
;
246
256
L
-Adjust 4%-non-cum pfd
i
100 1118
Aug 17
1*123
124 '•■•II *123
124%
124% 11-:
*123
124
124% '
•*123 ;
*123% 124
;
*123 :v
North American Co
—10
19% Jan
2
-.1
24,300
28
128 ' 111
27%
28%
28%
28 JA
:■ 28%
28%
28%
29
'
27%
"1,; 27%
'5%#. preferred series
l—50
>; 53% Jan-16
"i v 11 400
*54%' -: 55
54% : 54%.iii
55. :
*54%
; :
55%
1
55
*
55%
*55
55
*55
North American Aviation.
-1
V
9Va Jan 20
15,900
13%' ,:'1
14
13%
13%
13% 114%
14%
14%
14
13%
14%
13%
:
40
Northern Central Ry Co__
—50 1 105'A Jan
9
1
111% 111%
*111% 115 11
•:;1:
*111% 115
1112
112
- ' t *111% 115
*111% 115 - V'
:
Northern Pacific Ry
V
100 1 ' 17% Jan 31
39,300
36%"'
'
I'l 36
36%HI 1 35%
37%
35 Ve
-36%
37 Ve
36%
37%
34%
38%
80
Northern States Pow $5 pfd_No par
1 liO
July 6
113
1131V" i ,1
1113% 113% 11
113
113
113%
112% 112%' j -■1113
1
:1 •112% 113%
Northwest Airlines r-i
No par
•
26% Mar 27
4,200
r": 55':
55% l-.r'r 1: 54 1 54% 111
58 V*
58
57
58 Va.
55% ; 57%
54 Ve
:
:i: 54%
Northwestern Telegraph;
130
50
'• 46
Apr 11
53% ' 1
;
*53
53% .I"11 53%
53 vV •"53%
53 -11:
53
*53
'
53
.53
54%
Nor walk Tire & Rubber—
No par
.'6% Jan
2
14 11 1
2,000
13%
13% 11
13 Va
13 V*
H 13%
14
13%
13% ;,1y >v 13%
14%
1
13 V*
1
Preferred
;
:
:
—50
50
Mar 17
li'iv '.v
*55 % ..57% - A?
57%
•
57%
*56%
*55V4
57% 1,
*55%
57%
57%V *55%
i;. *55%
Norwiob Pharmacal Co
—2.80
12% Jan
3
2,100
*18 Va
18%
19%
:*-i .19
'
20 Va
19%
:
19%
19%
19
19%
19;
19%
I-.' *54
; *106%
Apr
19% Dec
Sep 28
21
33
per share
26
32% Dec
r
Aug 17
Jan 2
Sep 19 v
16Va Jan
>
share
per
3
10
-40
(The) Pa
National Supply
210
105
>104%
" 105
V<-
Jan
Highest
'
t
81 Ve Nov
—25 V
—No par
Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref Co
1,400
<29%;
*29
13
xl01%
24
177
152•<
—_J~
—
Lowest
share
per
65
Apr 6
22% Aug 3- ; 36
24'/a
1:15
Jan
6 1
33%
$2 conv preierred
,
26% July 26
4%% preferred ——
--i—100
102% Nov 30 V; 105%
29%
National - Tea' Cd—3——-10 r,;;: 10% Jan ; 3 v
14 %
.Natomas Co
;
No pat
: ,;10% Jan *"3 .
: National
1,800
:
21%'
_1
preferred
'
137,900
33%
20%
„29'/a..
*26%
11
12%
12%
12%
'
•
'
•:: 12 Va
13
»1,300
.
10%
%
4
21%
'
I 105
105
27
28 '11
,12%
*59
>
10%
33
11
21%"
:
57
82
1
33
-Uir 29%
24%
31%
Va
10%
82
83
■
24
■••
r4
1 4%
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104
104
1 27 i
28%
'V 13
•;
60
165%
59
•
'
•
165%
—i
.
No par
■National Lead Co
—-10
i:- 1% preferred A
-—100
&%,preferred B
-100
] National Linen Service Corp
1
Nat Mall ■& Si'l Cast Co,—No par
National Oil Products Co__
^4
•; National power & Lt
-No par
40
.
preferred-.
Products.-
$4.50 conv
4,000
34%
198
-
^National Gypsum Co
9,000
240
31%
24
10 y8
21 Va
32 Va
20%
28%
1v 54
10% -
32%
32 V*
22
104%
31% 1;
82%
32%
19%
V'
/
31%
31
52%
10%
83.
1 82 V2
•
31%
1"
165
.*23%
24'/a
31
%,;■.:
22%
67o
500
"
.51%
;•
IOV2
34%
196
197
165
105
No par
National Dept Stores
•
11,500
'24%
23%
105
34 Va
34'/«
165%
'
51V*
;•
29%
V
so.;:;
Nat Enam & Stamoing
300
67%
50
106
*195%
107
24%
,1; 1.;
*105
34%"'.'1
34
♦195
33%
,
•12%
66%
23%
23%
"
106
106 1
i
•
'
30%
,-
,
10%
1
•
1 '
■■24'A'.
■
49
4%,-
83
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Nat Distillers
1,400
67%
51%
No par
No par
10
No par
Products
Nat Dairy
1,3,100
37%
12 Ve
11 67
24%
23%
165%-':; 1*165
30
/
' vV
22
'32%
35%
*37%
'
195
124%
24%
30%
32%
49%:
35
National Cylinder G *s Co
$
; S per share
31% Apr 6
12% Mar 9
13
Jan
4
24 % Jan
2
20 % July 17
11% May it
35% Jan 22
37, Jan
2
No par
1
—1
National Container
Year 1944
.
Lowest
Par ■ /
2,400
51%
*11%
12 Ve
51%
51%
34%
•
*165
24%
24%
34
lyo
165
165
38
/•: ■"'
3,900
1.'
Range Since January 1
Highest
STOCK
Register
Cash
Nat
v
'
..
106
105%
-
35%
195
'194/
165%
•-24%
106
33%
195
35 Va'
37%
'
68 Va
67 Va
51
24%
106
-
35%;
35%
"194
35%
■
3,100
38%
29%
118
'
68
*50%
69%
"
*105%
18
17%
35 '/a i
37'/a
*11%
12 Ve
*11%
51
23%
27%
18 Ve
YORK
EXCHANGE
/I
ill■'
"
>11%
65%
'50
38%
28'/a
'
18'/a
18'A
18%
35 %
36%
1
51%
I'
18%
18
35%
38
68 3A
'
38%
28
39 Va
29'A
Shares
t per share
per share
38%
39 Va
:•
S
per share
34%
18%
35
the Week
Dec. 21
Dec. 20
NEW
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
x29'A
39
32
37%
;
$
share
t per
31%
*18%
■
,
Dec. 19
'
share
per
i
Wednesday
Dec. 18
Dec. 17
Dec. J 5
UGH SAL* PRICKS
AND
Tuesday
Range for Previous
stocks
:
LOW
Monday
9*tnrd»«
Monday, December 24, 1945
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
0088 1
•
.
110'A July 18
50»/« Aug
|
j
23%
Dec
i
19%
3
19
'
75'A Jun
15
Dec
109
15% Jan
35%
Dec
,
f
|
Dec
!
Dec
r
,35% Apr
58% Oct
34% Dec
.
: v
.
I
1(
i
•
■
.
,
.
.
Jun
148
;
16
118
62
Jan
v; 24% Jan
:>v
,
39% Nov
29
29
Nov
3
65
.
Jan
29%
1111%
Nov
Jan
30 Va
Jan
44%
Jan
198 %
.Jun
14'A
Jan
23%
Dec
rj
33%
Jan
Sep
rJ
8
410
Oct
19
110
Dec
Dec; JI
15
,
•
,
■
.
129
■
24 Va Mar 14
-
-
'
.
'
V
50% Oct- 17
258% Nov
-7
31 Va Dec
47 Va
218
1193% Jan
i 116% Jun
8
126% Nov
..
•
3
■'
July 31
15% Dee
?
59
Dec J 1
<
Dec
i
Jan
19%
Dec
' i
51%
Jun
54%
Dec
,
*
::v'v'. 7%
Jun
Oct
;
\
100
Jan
Dec
? |
•
122%
11%
-
.
112
Dec
11
38
% Dec
11
•15%
,
•
■
{
I8V2 July
.
'
4
•
106
,
xl3JA Jan
.
'
II6V2 Mar
Jan
Dec
22 y*
115%
112
f I
i
Apr
.
63 % Dec
57
,
■'■VI5
:1V'"V "1'.;
1
22%
34 Ve
38%
*116
32%
-
117
17 Ve
17%
*117
118
16%
16%
*116 V2
118
1
29
34%
V-
33%
.-11 11 168
94
*90
76
168
""
>111
1
94
1 *87
.,,11
115%
—
11
32%
32%
*87
X 170
i:.1-
75 %
;
75%
.
34%
1,400
Otis Elevator
170
20
11*28
34
*165
30
..*28 tt'i
94
1
50
No par
Owens-Illinois
1,300
77%
: Jan
28%
Nov
28
Dec
108 Va
10
—12.50
58
Jan
105
8%
26
17
Apr
8%
12
Oct
Dec
108
14%
Apr
Dec
24 Va
Jan
t
18
Oct
11% July
Aug
5 5
93 ■;> Dec
79% Dec
20 Ve Mar
99 % Aug
4
Dec
168
V
•
2
V
13
36% Dec
,
30
Co
Glass
Dec
Sep
30
74
109
Not
32% Nov
22 Va Jan
fl
15%
2
26
16
12 y* May
23% Nov
22
Jan
{?
104%
5 2
34% Nov
4
13% Jan
••23% Jan
Oct
Jan
'
v
12
18% Dec
xll8% Dec
2
/
Jan
S 155
-1002.50
Marine & Mfg
Co
Outlet
94
77 Ve
ll'/a Jan
107
53
11
119
; t-
7
Jan
34% Dec
3
July
Jan
V*
40
Oct
112
23% Dec
12
106% Jan
Dec
4'A
:
21% Dec
16 Vb Aug 20
24% Jan 24
•
No par
preferred
6%
Outboard
200
30
11 VI *87%
76%"U 1
i;i. 76%
75%
6,000
%v p
170 .111 1
iol 34 Ve
107% Jan
-
No par
6,100
16% 'I
16
100
pfd
Oliver Corp.
120
31% i->
9511 A **87%
*87%
r -
—
"
1
4.40%
Co
Ohio Oil Co
No par
4% % convertible preferred
100
Omnibus Corp (The)
8
8% conv preferred A
—100
Oppenheim Collins
10
118
111 e. *115 "'; 117 IV
31 1 '1
•1 *29
117
*165 1
11;
30
94 1 I, 1:
f
75 %
*115
*28
■■
.
.
16%
31%; •1 *31
34%.; ;;•% 34%
*165
1
28%
16%
Edison
Ohio
300
29,400
•11 7,400
Dec
50 Va
Feb
'
11 '■
22%
*116%
117%
11
115 Va
34%
1
168 1
28%
75% 175%
76'";": 11
34%
168
30%
*28%
V.1
1:1 22
-lii
33
32%
117%
Vl63A
"31 -1-- ■il- *30
30 Va
33%
28%
28%
16%
1:
16%
117 :.11-
117
29%
166
166
33%
117%
1
116
34%'i
34%
33
117
1,'
22%
'
116
32
*31%
-33-'VI
21%
22%
22
112 If 112
112
114 "I- 11 112
*112
v,;
22%
,
32%
33%
.
1 11
16%
,.V:1
21%
•
116
116
nil
*112
22%
21%
23
'
112
112
212%
*110%
31%
Jan
Dec
57 Va Nov
•
—
•
•
,
.
17%
37%
>
Nov
..
Sep
157
1471 May
64
7*5%
85%
7
Jan
Feb
64
Dec
Jun
;
U
i i
i
•V-5 ;-iVs
■
21%
21%
xl8 %
19%
19%
*18%
20%
17%
18%
*17%
*77%
83
*77%
80
83
19%
*18%
19%
*18
18'/a
19%
*18
19%
*18-. :
19%
130
*80
85
19%
80
••'■'•
38%
38%
36%
38%
38
38
43 1
43%
40%
42
41
42%
59%
*58%
59
*58
58%
37
74
74
'146
147
173
173
8%
73%
72
146
■
*
58%
*69
-
145%
146%
173%
*172%
87/a
8%
9
84
42
42%
•'•■■■
58%
58%
400
71
72
1
71
♦145%
173%
8%
8%
173%
:
I 71
1,100
145% 146 V
146%
173%
145%
preferred non-cum_—No
2nd preferred non-cum—No
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting Corp
No
Pacific Mills
No
13,100
59
*
;
40
•31%
1.
1
10%
11
26%
26%
38%
12%
78%
37%
38
*108%
12%
108%
3734
*108
12%
12%
*77
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp
1,100
Pacific Western
*106
108%
52%
50%
52%
71%
68
69
5%
4%
5%
4%
4%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
*106
52%
II 67 1
37%
28 %
38
13%
78
••<'■-,
v;V-.
4%
37
4%
,28%
*28%
13%
1 13%
13%
13%
21%
21%
21%
65%
65%
47
•14
14
'
7%
1,
-
14
1
7%
107
*110
23%
23%
44'A
7%
32
108
42%
45
44%
*43%
93 %
•91%
91%
*91
38%
38%
37%
38%
27%
,U15
27%
45
117
36%
-27%
27%
.26%
116%
*115
7%.
109%
30
.-
7%
-
43%
45
7%
112%
*43%
*90%
93
*39
39 Va
35%
-
35%
27 Va
*26%
116
-
*115
27%-
90%
90%
90%
*88%
34%
*38 Va
40%
*38 Va
40%
106%
106 Va
104%
106 Va
106%
11%
11'A
*
11
•-
115
90
40 Va
11%
37%
•27
-•
116
90%
*38%
11
44% -44 Va
*90%
35%
92
11%
42%
1,700
100
'
23'
43%
*43
93
-
18.100 3'
44 <
1,200
'
*
;
•
45'
92
300 '
39
-
100
92 V
-
*36%
39
55,600
42%
'
'42%-
-
1
600 '•
-
35%
35 '•
-
-
30,500
26%
26%
-27
115
34%
116
*115
89
89
39%
39%
100
*104%
107
11%
107
*104%
5 ft
400
40
90%
11%
11%
*11%
Pet
\i
7
117%
Apr
123 Va
Dec
I]
163
Sep
• v
7% July
!S
2nd preferred
Corp of Americu-
100
8
15
71%
71%
-
27%
28%
13%
13%
J 3%
14
14%
-14%
32%
35
24 V*
35
-34%
38%
34%
3«%
37%
36%
36%
70%
69%
70
70
70 %
113
113
1118%
14%
35
36%
70
35%
38%
*112
13 Va
32%
*
35%
38
27%
28%
28 %
28%
120
*118%
18%
42
113%
28
27%
28 %
120
28%
*119
114
27%
28%
119"o
113
27%
*28'A
*119
113%
27%
14'
34.'
37
36%
37 f
13,800
70 %
70%
69%
70 <
920
114%
*114%
116 l
390
114
27%
-
27%
27
Va
27%
28%
28
%
28%
119%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
40%
41%
41%
41%
41'/a
41%
40%
3091.
119%
140;
13%
13.800
41%
4,800
Co. com
preference com—;
s
jprefeir^o- ..
Phila & Read Coal & Iron
$1
-
19 Va
page
Phila Electric
1.800
H9%
& Co Ino
-No par
No par
i
Pbilco
Corp^
—-1
I-.——-3
149
Jan
;*Jun 23
Aug 17
4%
Jan
10
12%
Feb
Dec
29
Dec
20
10
j
Dec
17%
6% Aug
13% Jan
3
Dec
8
~8%
Feb
19%
x39% Nov
26
18
1112
29
45%
Sep
51%
Oct
25
31
111
:
2%
*5%
Jan
4% Mar 20
13 Va Dec
21
Jan
16
X80 Va Dec
6
45
J an
61
106% Oct
15
110
July 26
103
Jan
109
56
57% Dec
22
-2»A Jan
24
8
23%
Jan
30
71 Va Dec
27 V2 Mar 26
; 32% Jan
17
6
27
Sep
37%
1%
Apr
17
26%
Apr
31%
18% Feb
23 Va
5 Va
Dec
Feb
1
39 Va Nov
21% Jan
5
30
8
15 Va Dec
29 V*
6% Mar
Dec
6
,
•
4%
8
2Va
8%
Jan
24% Mar 12
15%
May 28
51V2
20%
Apr
Apr
xl8
Oct
59
Jan
5
Mar
9
151 Va Nov
30
10
49% Dec
3
17% Jun
23
*9%
Jan
!9% Dec ,8
112% Dec 20
2 V*
Jan
106
21% Jan
24
72
•
"•
;• Jan
4
62
1
)2
.
Mar 26
19
Jan
111
Nov
59 Va
13 Va
Apr
30 Va Dec
: 3
14
37%
24%
<;
18
5
24% Dec
*70% Nov
Feb
33 V» Aug 21
"30% Jan
16
Jari
r«. 46
16
69
20
49
37 Va' Mar 28
Jan
Dec
12
.
96% Nov 30-
55
Jan
Dec
-
17%
Deo
11
26 Ve
Dec J
30
16
22 Ve
43% Jun
18
U0%
Jan
92% Jan 49
119% Nov
20
54 l/a
Jan
2
116% Jun
25
33%
Jan
41% Dec
11
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Dec
63
Jan
26
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2
6
108
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20
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13
8
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Dec
10
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70 V*
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•
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•
Jan
43 Va Nov
19% Jan
-
32
Jan
23
-
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July 27
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.
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Dec
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112
110 V* Mar
11
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-
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19 Va Aug 20
36 % Dec
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Apr
71
Dec
23
40% Dec
20%
Feb
26%
Dec
71% Dec
149%
Jun
59%
bee
•
Oct
88 Va
Jan
108%
Dec
1
May
217/a
Jan
26%
Oct
9
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1
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50
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6,500
28%
41%
see
Pfizer' (Chas.)
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footnotes
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11
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18
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115
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3,700
13%
33%
36%
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10
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2
.
29% Apr
•
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7,
175
3
8
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6
16
100
No par
Dreferred.
Petroleum
1,800 '
11%
•
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—100
—100
Milk Co
4% ft
60
107
Dec
& Coke Corp
Marquette Ry Go5% prior preferred—
100
-
-
90%
*38%
Dec
:
42%
106 % Sep
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No par
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1,600
H
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48
13% Jan
.
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32,800
v.
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42%
•
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35%
:
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Penn-Dixie Cement-No par.
;$7 conv oref ser A—
No par
Penn Glass Sand CorpNo par
„■>% nrelerred—
—
ion
Penn
Power b Light Co——No par
Pennsylvania RR— i—
i
58
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Peoples Drug. Stores Inc
-w—-5
Peoples G L & Coke (Chic)
-100
Peoria «fe Eastern Ry Co-—r-l-100
Pepsi-Cola Co
—
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2,900
•110
22%
-
45
93
39
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110
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31
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5,200
13%
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7%
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11%
13%
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1*90%
1104%
44%
14
<1
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43%
>
45%
Dec
Jan
,
Ford
Co
Penn-Central Airlines
25%
Jan
2
16% Mar 26
—;_1
(J G>
1
Jan
17 V*
Jan
Utah
Peunev
■
1,500
Jan
25%
5'A Jan
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Penick &
400
147%
45 n
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11.300
; 68 i
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13%
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■
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22% *
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147
147%
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30
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67
800
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13
•
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i.100
preferred-
Tilford
Nov
Sep
«
48 Va
Jan
Sep
•
11
V
Consolidated Mines—1
Parke Davis & Co
:
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co—
2.60
Parraelee Transportation
No par
Patino Mines & Enterprises
—10
21,900 1
,20%
conv
&
Park
3,200 '
-
16%
14%
20
8%
21,800
28%'
*28l/a
14%
20%
67
V.
42%'
43%
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34%
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-
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;
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39
36%
14
28 %
.
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3
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1 <
V 14%
Jan
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18
I
No par
Prod. & Ref
Cos
Dec
.
X60% Oct
■
100
preferred
Paraffine
:
4,500
VI
*
36
36%
13%
46
14
32
*44%
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36%
45%
13%
r
7%
1-108
"22
23%
43%
300
26.100
53%
66
4%
4%
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42%
28%
44%
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,
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45 V2
44
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107
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148
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32
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149
,
28%
-
28%
22%
67
;•
par.
East Pipe Line—No pare
Panhandle
78,900
v
'
3
19
42
2
Jan
10%
:
'39
38y4 Mar 27 1 75 % Dec
149% Dec
121 »/4 Jan
3
2%^
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b Transp
89 Va Nov
24
48
No par
Car—:
11
,7
46
Jan
34 Va Jan
.25
Petrol
22% Dec
1
9
45 V» Mar
24
par
Panhandle
'
20
23% Nov
2
11% Jan
par
par
Pan-Amer
108%
52%
65'A
53%
66
36
13%
21%
149%
47 1
13%
Motor
Oil Corp
American Airways Corp
Pan
4%
76 <-
*106'
108%
4%
37%
13
28%
•'
52%
20%
•
152,900
110%
13%
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65%
1
14%
'
2,400
*108
13%
76
*106
53
69
21%
*148
1 1,700
37%
Packard
54.100
17%
37%
110%
12%
■'V 76
108%
14
'•'•*65%
37'/a
*108
V;
10%
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18
37%
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110%
10%
24%
10%
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18
:
21
r
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18%
;
1
49%
28%
10%
25%
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
10%
78
4%
28%
31.
25%
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:
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67
:
;
110%
11%
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78
*106
70%
v
110%
11%
53
68
18%
38 Ve
31
25%
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52%
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78
i
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38
V
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10
107/e
10
31%
24%
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19
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•
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18
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31%
30%
preferred
6%
:
7,900
8%
8%
; 13% Jan
100
100
1
10
Teleg—_—
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130
174
173 'V
—
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32
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10
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1,100
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: 19
;
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vh Jan
Jan
Jan
25
106% Jan
2
57
21 Va Jan
:
2
Jan
;
2
25
3 >7
Aug 22
115
29% Nov
13
29% Nov
19
122
Apr .19
12% Aug 21
19% Nov
44
Dec
8
23% May
117
.<
Apr
119%
Jan
37~
19
31% Mar 27
19
24%
'
1
,
:
Oct;:
July
!;
Volume
Number
162
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
4449
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
G;
Saturda*
Monday
Dec. 15
$
per
$
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22
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11
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55
Mar 27
17
par
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1
Dec
Jan
14%
May
Oct
83% Nov
16%
Sep
19%
July,
19'A
Jan
25
May
8%
Apt
13 Va
Dec
,11%
Apr
18 Va
Dec
.
10
10
66% Nov
1
A
Jan
2
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10
52% May
13% Jan
59
par
18%
Dec
par
,102% Feb
16
114% Dec
21
87 Va
Jan
18%
Dec
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Jan
30
125
Dec
19
96
Jan
109%
Oct
110
Jan
4
138
Nov
10
104%
Jan
113%
Nov
121% Jan
3
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14
113%
Jan
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Dec
113% Nov
119%
Feb
Corp
No par
a
May
118
Jan
20
65% Oct
24% Dec
10
A 37%
Jan
8
147/a
Sep
v
112% Nov 29
4
103
Jmj
52 Va July
18
Mar
Jan
108 Va
Dec
Nov
13
19%
Jan
24%
Oct
22
AA 22% Dec
11
12%
Jan
16%
Aug
23% Jan
3
35
'
No
par
10% Jan
2
-19% Dec
10
-8%
Apr
No par
78% Jan
12/. July
15
90 % Oct
' 8
89%
Jan
80%
7% Mar 26
18% Dec
10
7%
Apr
145% Dec
10% July
10
85%
Jan
1
mm
100
3%%
Jan
1534 Jan
preferred
conv
$2
9
Jan
preferred
Corp of Amer
$3.50 conv 1st preferred
1,000
Aug
100
(The)
Rayonier
22%
Jan
Dec
100
pfd
91
,
Jan
2
100
No
103
par
33
July 18
Aug 11
1
Raybestos Manhattan
4,900
11%
VA 12'A Jan
preferred
Ralston Purina Co
130
300
"<
6
par
preferred
6%
Dec
100
Radlo-Keith-Orp'
880 A
A
40%
21%
.
.7
73
Wo
Radio
1,200/!
38,300
Jan
57% May
30% Dec
Quaker State 04 Ret Corp.
70,000
V
9% July
26
12
106
A
67/a July
Jun
27% Dec
100
17
Jan
Apr
No
*
Purity Bakeries
89-*
6%
61%
188
8
,16%:.l
4%
Sep
100% Nov
24
-
Aug
43% Jun
22
16
Mar
Apr
45
A 91
9
17
*88%
...
Dec
Jan
183
26
69% Jun
19
47% Jan
16%
89
Nov
100 %
par
preferred
conv,
90
Jan
Sep
j 1 Dec
Corp of N J
preferred
5%
Feb
U%
82
27
' 112% Oct
32%
VAA 89%
;
16.
Jun
oar
111%
Nov
10
12% Jan
No par
32%
17 Va
198
No
*110Va
17%
12% Dec
2
No par
33%
23 Va
10%
15% Dec 10
117% Oct 17
20
Jan
Pure Oil
32%
89%
Feb
21
Pullman Inc—
33%
15%
128
68
61
33%
89%
.
2
23 A:-
111%
:.17';V
r
4
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59 V2
22'A
111%
Apr
68%
205% July
9
17 A. 40% Dec 17
74'A Jan
£—
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Dec
Va
8
2
22%
A
61
112 Va
34
Jan '
171% Jan
Pub Ser El & Gas pfd
1147k
~7
July
364%
105
No
Co Inc
Gamble——
7%
141
*114'/a
3
Wo
B
Car
8%
132
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V:
1,500
4
Serv
114%
125
11% Dec
—
—
23%
22%
113Vs
28
108
49% Mar 27
—7 %
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class
Procter &
Feb
Nov
1
Rights
124%
11471.
60 %
23 Va'
A,
creek
63
23%
105 Va
26
8Va Jan
—,100
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Plymouth On Co—
32%
130%
pfd
14 % July
13
20
99
;
Nov
Apr
9
48% July
28
Dec
A;,
100
16% July
117
Sep
28
25% Dec
39% Dec
.100; \
Feb
Jan
42%
Sep
100
22%
;
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conv
27%
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15
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v
share
per
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; A*30%
113 Va
A
62 Va
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22% ;
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113%
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100
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126
17
par \
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31
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23
63
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class
Dec
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preferred
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62%
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pieferred
'
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130%
140
63%
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23
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123%
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62 7
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&i
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24 Va
24 Va
%
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Jan
85 Va Jan
x
preferred.—
13
Dec
Dec
8 Va Mar 26
No pa*
Preferred
;
28 Va
34% Dec
share
6
59
per
Highest
13
Apr
124
118% Aug 20
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7 %
81
18%
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Plate
-
par
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$
share
Sep
2
1 Jan
105
par
100
—
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24
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100
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Year 1944
Highest
Phillip!. Petroleum,
5,200
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10%
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107% Sep 11
14% Jan 20
34 %
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26% Jan
17
2
Jan
20
38% Jan
31
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29%
Jan
Dec
3
Feb
64 %
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16
23
Apr
31%
Dec
10
12
Jan
14% July
3% Jan
5% July
18% Dec
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40% Apr
4
35
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155
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36% Dec
60 Va Dec
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1
180
Nov
29
37
Nov
16
20 Va
Dec
28%
Jan
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45 Va
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Oct
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11
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Monday, December 24, 1945
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
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Range for Previous
STOCKS
Dec. 15
S
$ per share
56
84%
84
55%
83%
83%
92%
92%
94
19
12
10%
18
17
91%
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44
42
43%
36%
37
34%
37
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47
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Pacific, Coal & Oil-
Texas &
2,600
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14
13%
58
46%
51
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Texas Pacific
104
-
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9
21%
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5.900
13,000
61
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60
22
21%
91/4
>
22
63
53
12
Sulphur
Texas Gulf
.1,900
15
14%
57
9%
107
10 Vs
:v
57
15%
52%
59% Dec
Gulf Producing;,,-..
Texas
'
15
112
9%
21%
"
Texas
1.800
27%
17%r.;
10 ■•
Sep
13%
Feb
Texas Co (The)™—™™;
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29
28
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.
112%
64
111%
100
50
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58
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59
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13
112%
8%
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111%
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30
14%
601/2
20%
91/4
*:
50%
7% Jan
8,500
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Jan
3
16
"
5,000
J
6
23% Dec
991/2 Nov
56
Corp.
Tennessee Gas & Trans 5
29% Nov
Jan
9
33% Jan
Tennessee
"*
50
27%
104
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■ ■
19
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29%
14%
14'A
63'A
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49'A
16%
16'A
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63%
10%
1°
36 V*
No par
Corp™.
1,700
Dec
16
38 Vt Jan
Telautograph Corp.
;
Dec
J5
83% Nov
(James)
Talcott Inc
700
75
May
5%
12 V
Ltd
2,100
.
59 Va *
-9%
Co
Jun
Feb
28
22 Va May
12%
29
(The)
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100
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109
59
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16
22%
30
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49
13
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74
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A
12 Va
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27%
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29%
64
22%
9,900
;
Sylvania Elec Prod's Inc
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60 Va
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22%
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Swift International
2,300
>
10
29 Vs
,
62
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106
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40
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14
Dec
23
53%
3
Sep
39
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37%
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Dec
95
24
—_1
r53%
37%
20
2
Mar 27
2
100
10
73/4 Aug
Jan
44% Nov
2.
Feb
4%
2
——No par
pfd (4%% oum)_—100
*40
57% ;
10
Jan
series A
32%
41
37%
Dec
12% Dec
(The)-™-™-.-™!
Superior Steel Corp—
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1.000
j-
13 V,
;
5
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Superheater Co (The)
Superior Oil of Calif
500
36% ,.36%
s
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11%* 11%
17%
17%
28%
18
>127
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8,200
127
Nov
2% Jan
2
A 67% Jan 23/
A—r__100
Sunray Oil Corp____—
Sunshine Mining Co-
25,200
27,800
31%
•T31%
V
130
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221/4
20%
20%
32
40%
59%
49%
50%
18%
31%
8%
12
'
Ran Oil Co__>
.Class A
10
28
Corpl-A—A---——\
preferred—No par
Chemical
$4.50
21% Dec
111% Jan
,
—5
—~—100
art-War ner
Sun
5.200
/
'A 2,800
'A;
120
122 % V
8%
8%
8%
17%
Dec
24
107% July 21.
—1
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A? 19,400
71;
71% ;•
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58
-12%
97/s.
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1,700
10.800
109
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29
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30
-
32
39%
29
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21%
19 %
*
82 V,
58
Stokley-Van :Camp Inc___-.—L\
1
5%
prior prelerred—--——20*
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No par;
5.900
'
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126
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126
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124
127
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19 Vs
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300
106
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Jan
109% July
Ohio—.—"—™—10
preferred
3%
54
37 % Jan
par
Sterling.Drug Inc common
3,203
'
18
-31%
32 Vs
4
5
93
12% Mar 27
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100
•
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21%
127
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172
,
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109
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20
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/
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400
:
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109
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69
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prejerred—i__No par;
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Standard Oil of New Jersey——25
.$6
Dec
Jan
27 % Jan
tf4.50 preterr«-d
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25,900
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J47/a
40%
7% Jan
Sons—l.—No par
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Standard
6,800
20
32
preferred—p._d—No Par;
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14
12
'80
preferred——:—.—-100
conv
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6iA Maf 27
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120
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115
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117
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preferred..—~No
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60
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220
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116
47'A
48'A
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56
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22
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116
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31%
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31%;
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19,200
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90
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21
115
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141
114 %
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35
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1,000
Spalding
.
43%
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90
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80
34%
119
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143
11 Vs
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42
11
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19%
19V4
Mobile
.
Year 1944
share
per
32% Jan
noja-cum
10
A
93
$
share
per,
Lowest
Highest
64V2 Jan
--NO' Par
preferrecl-__-_^_100
Ohio stk tr ctfs
~100
Railway
Southern
1,400
84'%
84
-
7.500
:
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$
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per share
share
per
58
84i%
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•
18%
11%
19 %
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58
571/4
84%
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94
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59
83%
59%
59
share
$ per
S per share
share
per
S
Lovyest
EXCHANGE
the Week
Dec-. 21
Range Since January 1
STOCK
YORK
SEW
Sates for
Friday
•
Dec. 30
19
Dec.
18
Dec.
Dec. 17
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Honda?
8«*urd*v
HIGH •ALE PRICES
AND
LOW
.
"■''6% Mar 26
13Va Dee "7
'
4
'
Feb,
!
11% Jan
103 Va Oct
16% Apr
24'
23
20
26% Dec
107
28
10
77/a
Feb
12% July
14%
Jan
2l"%
% Nov 20
Nov
20
Feb
^
Volume
Number
162
4449
THL COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW
LOW
6aturds*
Monday
Dec. 15
113%
$
114
111%
200
$
114%
111%
111%
195
$
195"
112
113
'194
$
200
31%
30
31
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30%
68
Va
68 V2
68
68
68
68
51%
51%
50
51%
ro
50%
49
%
11
10%
113
11
11%
11%
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37%
37%
14%
14%
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11%
11%
53%
36%
37%
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44 %
31%
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70
130
50
2,600
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11
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1,300
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13,300
37
36%
14%
11%
11%
10%.
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36%
36%
14%
49%
10%.
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45
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41
45
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-
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43 Va
.
43%
48
23 Va
22%
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190 :
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1
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31
69
70
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81
83
83
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49
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49
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41
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173
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175
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49%
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175
175
Jun
48
Nov
15
45
Dec
10
19
40
Feb
18
130
Jan
176
2
Oct
77 Va Dec
89
58% Jan 24
135% Jan
23 Va Aug
85 Yi Dec
Nov
7
32
Nov
50Yi Dec
8
5
Jan
24
4% Jan
87/a Dec
16 Ya Dec
5
121 Vi Dec
16
Jan
2
0% Jan
25
80
9
Va
Works
10
Dec
3
7
31
Jan
41Y4
Jan
24
102
Dec
21
68
Apr
81%
Mar 27
200
162
Mar
Nov
16
23% Aug 21
48% Dec
El
&
Pow
$5
pref__
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5%
70
2
6%
483A May 22
86% Mar 26
90% Jan 20
24%'-Jan
59 Va Jan
3%
Jan
18 Va July
Jan
6
July
Dec
Dec
17%
71
118
Nov
Jan
9%
Jan
28
176
Nov
23% July
14 Ya
Nov
Oct
52
Sep
12% May
16
Deo
'
'
41%
Jan
51
Oct
Nov 30
63%
Jan
85
Dec
103
8
9
103
3 Ye Mar 27
100
Dec
6
70
Feb
85 Y4 July
45% Dec
14
21 Va
Jan
25 Va
3%
Sep
Sep
62 Y4 July
8% Dec
4
81
Sep 14
Dec
11
124
9
Nov
13
113%
Jun
20
50
Aug
5Y4 Mar
22
83
Dec
38%
Feb
63
Nov
45% Jan 25
55
Nov 21
37
Jan
45
Dec
_25
Vulcan Detinning Co
Preferred
Aug
57
-29
preferred
120
100
pfd
Virginian Ry Co
600
60
14%
10
par
100
No
preferred
Deo
47/a Nov
Dec
9
Chemical
div partic
6%
Oct
106 Y4
Dec
21% Jan
"V
100
5%
Jan
178
•
-100
Apr
9
>
•
Jan
2%
11
f
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27Ya Aug
Dec
52
24 V* Dec
>
2,200
48 Y4
5
6
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63% July
Deo
136Ya
2
Va Apr
*
•
Dec
Jan
13
f'. .'
Dec
61Y* July
'75%
■■
Deo
78
Jan
78
9
•*>
4%
54 Yi July
2 3A
11
39
Dec
150
May
44% Apr
22
6
Vi Jan
•
1
Xll9Y<
6
23
98
-
May
50% Apr
10
Sep
Deo
69
10
160
Feb
48%
18
2
4
par
"I
3
Oct
7
46
lOYa
7
7% Dec
18
par
Jan
73 Va Oct
11
Va-Carolina
175
*165
37%
Jan
10
Victor Chemical
*161
*165
Apr
40 Ya
22 Ya Dec
1.600
1,100
40 Va
30%
21
50V2 Nov
6,100
83
*39%
8Ya
5
Nov
3434 Dec
43 %
49
.
49
41
11
Dec
67
Jan
__1
Vicks Shreve & Pac Ry
5%
non-cum preferred
121
121
11% JUL
57
2
Jan
Vick Chemical Co.j.
j
78
<
Sep
22
7 Va
V-
7%
77
122
51%
-51%
42 Va
7%
79%
79%
<122
2
72
,
Dec
Dec
9%
2
—1
Co
9
33 Va
Mar 27
Norman
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
.•»
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5
Oct
5%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co_6%
11 a?
43 Va July
16 Va
13
7,000
*103 AS 110
Apr
10
32
r, 22%
••103 %
X44
34%
3
2% Mar 25
No par
Van Raalte Co IncA
*103
51% Nov
10
10
Van
300
0103 Va
44%
Jan
Dec
2.50
300
68
42
27% Jun
__1
of Am
15%
16 Ya Dec
B
Inc-
Jan
Jan
9
Pictures Co
8%
Jan
>
_23
Inc
12% Dec
39
23
97/a Jan
par
100
21
*64
10
144% Jan
—No
47%
68%
*64
*103%
7
77 Va
122
68%
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6%
77
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80
44
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51 % .Tan
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22%
70
10
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4,200
,
17
52
-
preferred
Universal
7,000
Jan
38 % Jan
.50
No
Laboratories
Universal
27
50
...Wo par
100
preferred--
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100
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1,400
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17
10
preferred
conv
186
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102
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31%
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18
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20
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share
88
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per
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non-euin
115
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70
10
20.200
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r
1,300
*
28%
v
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,
17,880
72 Ya
„No
cl A
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12,300
22
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Co
conv
Jan
50
Chemicals
U S Pipe &
Foundry
U 3 Playing Card Co__
2,000
e
79% V 807/a
151% 152%
28 %
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100
V
preferred--
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$
share
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conv
per
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100
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1,300
f
6%
70%
S
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,
80%
152
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153
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20
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70
11%
65
20
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13% ;
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,
3,100
70
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200
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STOCK
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31
11
52
66 V2
44%
10%
share
per
NEW
the Week
*68
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*
53%
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11%
$
113
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51
Dec. 21
share
per
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Friday
Dee.
per share
31%
.1
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Dec. 19
200
*194
RECORD
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Wednesday
share
per
YORK STOCK
SALE PRICES
Dee. 18
share
per
HIGH
Tuesday
Dec. 17
t per share
*194
AND
36% J4n
Nov
23
33
Apr
38 Y4 Nov
Jan
16
; 43
V2
100
120
Mar
2
165
Dec
10
102
Jan
125
Oct
__100
145
Mar
5
173
Dec
17
149
Feb
155
July
100
64
-
W
75%
72%
75%
72%
72%
.72%
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18%
19%
19%
41
41
40%
40%
73
19%
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109
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100
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100
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111%
88
34
34Ya
111
;
14%
Dec
Apr
31%
105
Aug 21
par
61
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19
Sep
No
Bros
Warren
Fdy &
30%
31
31
1,000
Washington Gas Lt Co
30%
29%
29%
2,100
Waukesha Motor Co
42
1,200
42 -y'J
.
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Pictures
Jan
91 % Oct
2
105% Dec
15
No
No
par
9
No par
$4 conv preferred
West Indies Sugar Corp
No
par
West Penn Electric class A__No
par
33 Ya
6,300
113%
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*110'A
118%.
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118
112
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112
111
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118%
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118 »A
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36%
37%
37%
37 3A
37%
112%
112%
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112 %
112%
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118
37%
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114%
1%
:-
114 Ya
•
340
6%
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Penn
West
va
1,700
Inc
-
:
2
•
36%
Dec
22 Va
Apr
25
Aug
33Y4 Dec
15 %
Apr
22%
Dec
47% Dec
23
Jan
31%
Deo
24
3
4%%
pfd
Pulp & Pap Co_
3A Jan
101
Jan
No par
preferred
100
106
Jan
7
6%
Jan
lOYa July
21
22%
Jan
25 Ya
2
77
Jan
85 %
18%
Feb
28
37
Nov 28
Jun
Dec
Dec
313'A Nov
16
83
Jan
102 Y4
Deo
118% Oct
8
1133A Sep
7
22% Mar 21
.
26
100
Power
16 Ya Dec
38 % Nov
2
109
Dec
July
89% Nov
May 10
Jan
Dec
32
Mar 26
100
preferred
6%
180<
15
Feb
100
'
Y
Apr
22 Ya
84% Apr 12
v
23 Ya Mar 26
100% Jan - 8
1
preferred
'90
•
118
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37%
10
11%
50
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Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
300
.
35 34 Dec
21% Nov
5
5,900
y
26
r
,30% Jan
1,500
33
Ma
Jun
20
5
88 Va
118%
38%
13
10 Va
6
29% Apr
9
143/4 Aug 21
24% Jan
2
par
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Jan
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24
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68
14% Dec
16 Ya Dec
14%
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Feb
20% Feb
1
Tobacco
48
2
Webster
*86 -V
14
2
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Corp
Dec
108 Y4 Nov
Dec
15
14. Va
<188%
.
Nov
8% Oct
Wayne Pump Co
.-
100
X105
8% Jan
Petroleum
43%
110% Sep 28
100
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*86
112%
Dec
Jan
26 Va
—
Warren
112
7, 111
preferred
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68
10%
7
-1
1.500
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4
Dec
new
31%;
,
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46
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118%
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5%%
20
37%
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35%
88
112
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35,100
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14
34%
40
Dec
42
Walworth Co
360
30%
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42
f,
19
20
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No par
W
20
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44
14 y4
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34 Va
Nov
10
30% Jan 24
preferred
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V
78
13% Jan
par
100
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Div redeem
5.200
32
17
par
No
preferred
Walker
11,500
14 3 a
104 Ya
Sep
No
19%
14%
88 Vi
-
13
14Va
preferred
;
30%
30%
45
600
*103%
4%%
193a
; *44
31
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3,300
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Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
4%
97%
12 Ya
13%
300
109
96
14%<
31%.
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86%
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20
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13
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103
32
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500
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32
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109
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19%
'
96
19%
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15
105%
.
100
19%
19%
105%
109
73
15
96%
Feb
113
Dec
112
85%
Apr
103
113 3A
Apr
118Y4
Dec
6
16%
Jan
28
July
115
10
20
10
; 40
■
Dec
1183A Dec
Dec
1
Feb
110
Dec
103
Dec
■
Sep
'
38%
38%
60
60
12%
12%
30%
32
52 »#
;
36%
36%
36'A
36%
'
44
43%
43%
105%
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75
45
101
43%
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y
30%
59 *A
11
11%
29%
30
30
28 Va
28 Va
28%
50%
50%,
49 Va
50
49
35%
35%
36
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108
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100%
99
22
2
y
37%
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107
100
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49%
50 Va
64%
64%
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81
22%
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22
18'A
18 Vi
18%
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'
20 Ya
.
101 Va
2.000
17.600
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11.700
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101 vi
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49 3A
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62 Vi
62%
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37
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80
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80
21%
46%
46 Va
45%
46%
23 y4
23. V4
21%
23%
21%.
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29%
29%
28%
29
27%
277/a
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21%
800
36
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400
21%
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68
26
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96%
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79
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22
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21 Ya
30
'
200
2,600
pfd 4% %
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■;
22'A
L 28
Feb
77
July
20%
Feb
Feb
47% Dec
Oct
103
19
15
10'
15
66%
Jan
18
Feb
22
20
Feb
29 Y4 July
5
Jan
6
6
12
100
6Ya Mar 26
97% Jan
13% Jan
128
15
2
Jan
30
22% Jan
30
92 %
47 >/a Dec
17
163/a Mar 26
10% Jan
2
104% Aug
32 Ya Dec
31% Dec 10
15
5
Jan
Dec
x64%
24
Dec
July
9% July
Jan
87 Va
Oct
Jan
31'A
Dec
9%
Apr
Dec
10
4%
Jan
26% Jun
25
6
Feb
20 Va July
19 Ya Nov
19
8
Jan
11% July
103 Va July 12
Dec
14
80%
22
Jan
10%
10
138 34 Dec
Jan
123
99 %
Nov
14 % July
125
Sep
24
July
7
19%
40 Ya Jan
24
50Ya Dec
6
36%
Jan
44 Y4
Oct
38
Jan
15
70
Nov
5
20%
Jan
41%
Nov
79
Jan
3
100
NOV
1
47%
Jan
82% Nov
series
37
Nov
No
Wyandotte Worsted Co
100
80
Jan
5
100% Nov
13
49
Jan
84
par
75
Jan
24
110
Nov
19
69 Va
Jun
91%
Dec
va"' *
69% Mar
9
84
Oct
15
58
Apr
74%
Nov
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13
23% Dec
7
13
Dec
14
Deo
Jan
22
32 3A Jan
24
*
Nov
47%
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22 %
22
22 »A
22.
22%
4.800
York
1
27 si
28%
13
24% Oct
9
27 3A
13 Va Jan
9%
27%
Apr
15% July
1,900
19% Jan
17
31% Dec
12
14%
Jan
207/a July
39 Va Jan
22
70% Dec
10
33%
Apr
42 Y4 July
par
20
Mar 26
27 Ya Sep
19
13
Jan
20%
par
34% July 26
5% Jan
2
44% Dec
-
47
•
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45Ye
46'
800
rale ft
Towne
Mfg. Co
29
Corp.
66%
67
66'A
66%
65%
66%
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25
25
25%
25'A
25 Vi
25
25
5,100
Youngetown
;
42%
40
41%
39%
40%
40%
40%
40
40 Va
39 Ya
40
3,600
11%
11%
10%
11%
10%
11
11
11%
11
11%
11
11 ii
9.900
59%
> •97%
78
107% J an
Oct
66%
tm
:
Dec
24®a
this day
July
Jun
65%
on
32
13
25%
sales
36%
Jan
35
67 Va
no
Dec
253A
17
94
24%
prices:
29%
11
3
Young Spring ft Wire.
No par
Youngstortn Sheet ft Tube—No pat
and I asked
10
Dec
43
28'A
*49
•"'
45% Dec
23
Jan
Dec
105'A Dec
15
10
Conv series
Aeronautical__No
'~Wm •>
31%
No par
Co
Prior pfd 4%%
Wright
OTVIsUpv
Apr
50% May 17
100
Woolworth
2,000
Prior
22
Jan
21
8% Jan
10
9,400
62 V
96
9
26% Jan
22%
17
Oct
Sep
Apr
Co__
49Y».
8
21s/8 Jan
15
35
30
10" *
pfd
•
24
Dec
Dec
53% July
31% July
83 3A Jan
No par
No par "
49%
*41%
•Bid
$6 preferred
87% Jan
313A
66 %
Feb
1
Motors—
19
Dec
Dec
41
15
par
20
65%
68
26
.:
Co
61%
79
•
Oil
—
50
91
-
Wilcox
preferred
61%
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Prior
Wisconsin El Pow Co 6%
"35
"
-
3 700
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35%
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96
91
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21%
80
100
11 Va
49%
22%
88
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18
62%
*
87%
21%
49%
21
_1
17 Ya
62
79%
20
;
White Sewing Mach Corp.
$4. conv preferred—.
.—No
300
21%
49 'A
91
(The S S)
White Motor Co
3,400
*10
49%
79%
White Dental Mfg
3.900
•
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No par
15%
Jan
Dec
293A
Oct
36% Dec
31
101% Aug 21
313/a Jan 24
37 Va
37 Ya May 17
3
Oct
64
100
No par
39!A
10%
63%
*94%
*93%
29
13
61
95
470
22%
1.17%
49
97%
101
27% Feb
Apr
65
56
6
100
100
Wheeling Steel porp
$5 conv prior pref
*33
35%
12.50
preferred
conv
*
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15%
98
34%
*93 3A
5%%
2,300
57 Va July 10
Jun 27
27 Ya July 18
31Ya Aug
7
37% May 12
30% July 26
——No par
39
101 Vi
207/a
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34
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91
22%"
137%
101 Ya
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10%
223/a
18
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213A
lOYa
21%
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Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
45
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50
12%
16%
88
*33
75
107
26% Jan
Westinghouse Air Brake.—_No par
WeStinghouse Electric Corp__,
40"
39 Va
-15Ya
34%
6,300
26,800
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28 Va
29
16%
10%
95
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35 Ya
35%
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44
44Vi
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22%
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21%21%
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107
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44
88
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40
105
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100 y4
;
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45%
28'A
89
40
105
35
35 Va
4
92
43 Va Aug 21
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160
44
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33
39 3v
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2
104 Vi
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2
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104%
39%
105
21%
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1
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30% Jan
64% Jan
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44 %
34%
100%
1,700
1,300
8,100 '
Weston
104%
89
1°0%
88%
53%
700
18%
y-
16 % July
670 '
10%
19
Jan
43%.
16%
23%
7Va
43 Vi
39 3A
187/a
18
42 3A
29
227/a
6% July
37% Jun
43%
15%
10%
Jan
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A Extl
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Jan
102.26
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65%
51%
64%
*102%
M-S
1958
s
s
Carlsbad
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101.29
103.28
V
62 Va
3s
2
1950-■1952
____March 1950-
Treasury 2s
2S___
Treasury
1957
3s
102.20 102.27
5
67
52
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AGs
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102.26
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30-year
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J-D
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62 Va
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102.9
102.3
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external
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66%
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20
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1951-•1953
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1952
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1952-■1955
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1954-•1956
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or
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3 y4S
,
1960
1955-
23/4S__.
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103.27
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j-743
103.20
1961- 1954
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100.24
101.7
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—__1546- 1348
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106.13
(Continued)
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M-S
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h-0
1946- 1956
3%s__.
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1947- 1952
1
—
January 1
No.
High
Low
Interest
Stock Exchacg*
New York
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Government
4V4S.._.
Bonds
Friday's
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Fork Stock
New
\
.■
"■■'■;■ :
Volume
Number
162
4449
THE COMMERCIAL &
309
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
FOR
RANGE
BON I> 8
-
-
York
Nrw
Stock
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to
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.;
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-
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reduced
Montevideo
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1959
(City)
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61
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40
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extl
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to
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2004
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1950
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1958
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58 7
J-D
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6s
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1964
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116% 116%
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1951
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124
footnotes
see
page
3096.
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M 3%s series
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s
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&
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'
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122%.
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1946
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1989
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1949
Chm»Ko Hurlington <fc Qulncy RR—
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—-—1958
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1977
1st
'
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111 Rlt-v
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1985
Chicago fg Erie lsi gold 5s— i."——1982
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•
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109
109
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147.I/2
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1995
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103%
'
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1995
4s„
A
to Aug 1
§ A Central'RR & Banking Co—
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102%
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ref series
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&
1
debs
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102
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series
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1
99%
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130
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gold 5s
gold 4%s
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3
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100% 100 Va
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a-o
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gold 5s
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1946
debentures
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1968
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100
47
deposit-
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90
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72
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58
'
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of
74%
1975
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5s
78%
1962
&
...1934
due_.__
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1946
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1957
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1960
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3s cpnv debentures—
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62
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1955
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110
0
105
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102 %
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.
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1951
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1958
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1979
100%
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of
bonds
75%
•
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1960
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1960
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1950
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..1947
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1969
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1981
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fund
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93 %
169
92%
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1959
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64
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35
16
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98% 100%
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1950
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48
36
16
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55
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53%
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-—1955
1946
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s
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93
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1950
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39
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1958
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1962
.
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A-O
1962
31
243
99%
/
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7s_
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1
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M-S
due
1st
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extl
of)
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series
1996
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DECEMBER 21
WEEK ENDING
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New
RECORD
YORK BOND
NEW
Monday, December 24, 1945
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
1963
1st
deb 5s part
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4449
162
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——
1965
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;
Fence.
•
Sales
for Week
Sv
Shares
44
:/
Jan
234
17%
Jan
24%
Dec
31
Jan
44%
Dec
xlli:
Aug
23%
,
350
44'%
13,400
325
115
Nov
Nov
Dec
14'A
600
Va
Jail
14%
49%
150
41%
Jan
50
Dec
47% May
54
July
*
'
47%
Nov
3*2
43%
14
50
5,200
17,600
114% 115
47'A
51%
High
36% July
Ya
23
23
Jannary 1
Loio
2'A
49
1%
2Va
Range Since
H'aih
48
49
/
■
8
-
20
5%
i41%
x53Y4
16Ya
51%.
100
24%
800
18
Mar
29 Y4
Dec
43
23 %
50 Y»
22%
43%
300
32%
Jan
45%
Dec
22%. 23 3A
28 %
6,300
17%
Jan
26%
Oct
1,100
25Ya
Apr
29%
Jun
21'/a
500
20
Nov
24%
Nov
5%
16,300
Jan
Jan
6%
Dec
31
44
Dec
41%
Jan
59
Dec
Jan
19'A
Dec
4Y4 Jan
9%
28
20
5'/a
—
42%
6Ya
10
10
42'%
x53%
25
16%
17%
2,700
8%
2%
1%
200'
41'%
x53 Y4
8Ya
600
2'A
2%
75,200
11%
(
Ya
120
42
6%
10
93A
45
1,400
18
3%
Jan
Dec
135
49 %
Jan
—
5Ya
5Ya
4'/a
Jan
8%
Dec
2,800
5'%
Jan
11%
Dec
U%
900
3Ya
Jan
12%
Dec
5%
900
115%
?0
3
20 % Mav
6%
Jan
20'A
13Ya
115
13'/a
Nov
2,500
6Ya
J»n
41
Jan
111 Va
1
—
Oct
Nov
Aug
10%
•
17 3A Aug
£1
1
*
Pwr 4%% pfd—100
——
1
—
Apex-Elec Mfg Co common
'Appalachian
_3
•
common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg—
11%
■
Range
20
Mfg Co common.™.——25
Maracaibo Co
1
Meter Co
Anchor
44
:
of Pricee
Low
;.-
• Ay
beginning on Saturday
is intended to include
Last
—
Nov
50
week.
^
Week'a
Friday
Exchange
Light & Trac common
25
preferred
—;—25
American
Amer
200-
under Section 77 of
the regular weekly range are shown
•
Angostura-wupperman
51%
I
107
of the week, and when selling outside
, . / ;
Dec
6'/a
Mar
117Ya
76 Ya
79%
A-O
Oct
119 '/a
87
86%
863A
•
RECORD
Laundry
American
Nov
29
105%
115
69
in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
assumed by such companies.
bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
York
American
Jan
%
107
103%
>
39
Cyanamld Co common
10
American & Foreign Power warrantsAmerican Fork 61 Hoe common—»—•
American Gas & Electric.:
,—10
4% %
preferred
—
100
American General Corp common—10c
'■
$2 convertible preferred
1
$2.50 convertible preferred
—1
American Hard Rubber Co—
25
Dec
6
•
—
v
Af-N"
American
9%
11%
1700
7%
*117%
J-J
not Included
delivery sale
104%
2
104 Ya 104%
A-O
J-J
99
25
106
106
Af-S
%
__
99
Par
134Y4
60%
51A
60%
5
46 Ya
_
*109'/a
M-S
94
89
IIOV4
109%
Sale Prioe
Jan
/
23
A
see
34
DECEMBER 21
Jan
Jan
300
60%
5%
__
wight—
A
B
footnotes
89
EXCHANGE
3Ya
Jan
55
115Y4 116%
23Ya 24'/a
•
100
Mfg
Power
class
87 Ya
selling flat.
A Bonds
99 Ya
1073/4
el'/a*'
116%
1
common
Co
87 Ya
price represented is the dollar quotation per
at the exchange rate of $4.8484.
Jun
8%
52
100
Central
American
American
'
116
Mfg
common
American Beverage
77%
tCompanies reported as being
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
5'/a
106
13
__
52
100
*
preferred
American
*
•
Co common
preferred
Aluminium
30
,
13
•
common
Aluminum
91
Dec
"
37
10
(Michi
Co
__
II
130
117'/a
117
•
1
( Allied Int'l Investing S3 conv pfd
Allied
129% 131
»
»
common™
■'
Aitorfer Bros
101%
94
of
High
19%
6'/a
_50
Southern
$7
5
92
M-S
Americrn
Alles & Fisher
102 Ya 102Ya
92
J-J
guaranteed_„>.2361
STOCK8—
Low
13 V8
13
17%
50c
3
Corp
Electric
102Ya
sale not included in the
New
1,800
9
9
Deferred...
Alabama
107 %
J-J
—>-2361
Deferred
107Ya
M-N
——1960
1951
Range Since January 1
Shares
10
common
Air-Way
7%
II
1
Mfg common
; Air Associates
Inc (N J)
Convertible
Af-S
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tThe
bonds. Accrued interest payable
27
ft
1
..
Ainsworth
Air
J-D
115
the year's range,
n Under-the-rule
included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
Sales
for Week
10
common
>.o
Mfg 2Vas_
Af-N
pound unit of
-
v.-
104
FOR
110%
104% 108%
9
complete record of the trans actions on the New
Hioh
Low
8Ya
warrants
107%
106'/a
107% 107'A
York Curb Exchange for the week
(Dec. 21, 1945).
It is compiled from the daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and
in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range
of Prices
Pur
Motors
117 3A
105%
108
Maryland 1st 4s—,
Facific 4%s inc ser
♦Friday's
Week's
Last
Sale Price
i
ACF-Brill
series I__—1966
Power 3%s
Penn
disregarded in the week's range unless they are the only transactions
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
the present Friday
Curb Exchanco
York
115'/a
107%
v
105 Va
102 Va
20
*116% 118
106% 106%
J-J
73 V2
103 %
101 %
104
1"
lU3'/a
60
*101%
J-D
109
102
"62%
.
J-D
—1950
100
27
65
110
102 Ya
99 Ya
102 Ye
*103% 104%
J-D
«T O C K S
New
F-A
105
102%
100
107% 108%
Q-Af,
—._i._1967
98 Ya
*103
F-A
95
84%
17
*102% 102%
Af-S
.1948
A—1970
48
94'A
108
not
108 Va
130
;'v
RANGE
i
105
100
90
97 Ya
105
A-O
107%
105 Ya
101 Ya 102 Ya
1Q2%
whether stock or bond,
security,
106%
May
109 3/a
141% 141%
J-D
J-J
deferred delivery sales are
week in which they occur,
15, and ending
111
103%
—1952
103 Ya
131%
2
following extensive list we furnish a
every
101%
31
93%
a-o
deposit
—
|ASu & Du div & term 1st 4ff_—1930
ACertificates of deposit
Wisconsin Elec Power 3%s
1968
Wisconsin Public 8ervice 3%s
1971
106
40
104% 105
in
Dec.
~4
106V4
104
a-o
C
>
stpd gtd
Leg ds
ACertificates
106%
104
106 Va 106 Ya
106%
footnote
a
123
110'/a
*95%
included in
In the
in
102'A
104 Va
118
93%
F-A
>.1949
Gen
1992
Wheeling Steel 3% series C__—1970
Wilson 6i Co 1st mortgage 3s-„—1958
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s_.
1960
tAWisconsin Central 1st 4s
194$
107%
105
129% 123%
129 Va
WEEKLY
and
103%
106
Apr
—..^.-1970
,Gen mtge 3%rS
.
NEW YORK CURB
NOTICE—Cash
2
—
110
Apr
Tiake Erie RR 4s
& ref M 23As series A
66 Ya
125
10
103% 103%
Af-N
J-J
1S85
100%
103% 103 Ya
Af-N
Wheelin?
105 Ya
105%
46
104% 105
105
J-D
J-D
57
103%
115%
50
*109
A-O
-1981
B1991
1971
Registered
A-O
109 V4
112%
102 Va 102'A
102'A
J-J
-_iaoo
debs
Co 5'As
Westinghouse El &
West Shore 1st 4s
126
102%
107%
104
109%
—
115 % 115%
Af-S
3'As
^1955
RR 1st ref gtd gold 3%s__2000
30-year
Va
106
Apr
106%
98%
14
A— 2014
Western
Union Telegraph Cc—
/Funding Si real estate 4'/2S
1950
25-year gold 5s
1951
118%
116 Va
RR of New Orl 3YaS__1974
Tenn
106
95 Ye
111
*107% 108
200"
*114%:
Af-S
Petroleum
Western
136 Ya
A-O
107
104%
103% 103%
F- A';>:
1995
1st mtge
Co
Baking
Westcnester
West
105
136 Ya 136 %
*125Va 126 Vi
E___
ser
I
.
107
J-J
gold 5«
l«t
M
105
136 lA
J-J
1959
62
*105'A 106
m-n:.
inc series A
(subordinated)
Western
105
107
105Y4
106% 106%
106%
106%
"
703%
104
■
Pacific-Missouri—
Texas
.
101%
1950
104 '/a
10
»•
-195P
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s
Washington Terminal 2Y8s ser
103%
102 Ya
.2019
...
32
105% 106%
Af-S
5s—-—^.2003,'
inc 4%s series
mtge 3%s ser B.—
Warren
104 3/a
85
4s
mtge
Ward
105 Va
85 Ya
147
1968
Pacific
&
Gen
92 Ya
128
105'A
deb
3s
Company
Texas
120
102% 104
103 %
debentures
3s
1043A 105'A
103 %
St Louis—
Ref &
1st gtd
mtge
Walworth
»
102 Ya
Af-N
1965
Gen
1st
111
101 Va
m-n-
line 3s
Rtt Assn
imp M 4s ser C
Tcxarkana <te Ft Smitn 5 Vis A
,
107%
105'A
103 Va
104 '/a 104 Ya
*104% 105
Wabash RR Co—
Warren
31
102 Ye
Transmission—
&
mtge pipe
Terminal
102 Va
.
5s„_____———
cons
Gen
,
1
109Va 111
102%
■'<"
107%
130
m-s
1959
1958
1981
—
& Co 2%s debs
Swift
105%
Af-S
1968
1961
N J deb 3s.
Standard Oil
111
103%
i
•
A-O
A—1958
—_1957
Virginian Ry 3§ ser B___
102%
1985
2013
internal 1st gold 4Vas
of Calif 23/4S debs
Oil
Stand
J-J
&
Iron
1st
80
126
i._
,
105
101%
M-N
A-0
35
103
10
—
W
103 Vi
101%
24
107
*129%
104%
*
A-0
jl«do
113%
103
20 3A
102% 102%
*103%
—
102 Ya
J-J
1970
—1971
—1990
110
103
103
„
34 YB
J-J
49
66
12
llbYa
nioYs m%
—
J-D'"
107%
101%
4
,
103
Electric & Power Co—
ref mtge 2%s ser E___—1975
Coal & Coke lot gold 5s—1949
Va & Southwest
103
1951
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs
^dpokaue
106 Vi
ld6Va
'
20 Ya
104Ya
'"
Va
83Yi
lOlYa
27
74'/a
F-A
1966
1996
1994
1958
1956
.1956
i998
:
4s series A
gen
201
102'/a 102 Va
:
'
1961
1st cons gold 5s
Ry
&
23
100
76
282
107%
t
1950
A
1st
101
105
1 ''
•
f 4s series B__—
s
Virginia
99%
83'/a
*73
Co—
C_:
Southern
j-j
Va
81
102% 102%
102%
Cons
76%
20%
f-a
1977
_1968
—1969
B
series
53
107
j-j
1931
33As
66
*102'A 102 %
j-j
1979
1985
;
Term 1st 4s
3%s
76%
f-a
Co—
—
mtge 2%s ser
; 1st
75
8 DA
ms
Co—
RR
52 Ya
73%
A-0
Pacific
15
24
105%
~A~0
1959
RR cons g 4s series
Vandalia
1
75
...
;
Fran
San
4
81 %
iGold 4,Vis
Southern
1743/a
78%
J-J
-Gold 4Vis
Gold 4 Mis
53%
99 Ya 100
(Oregon Lines) A__
.1st 4%s
:
!'•
10
105
Af-N
1947
_
3Yas debs
-rf+ x"; f.-.
57%
73 Va
105
103
*106
.
land
57
393/a
m-s
105
101
53 Ya
39%
28
7 4'A
1964
Pacific
Bouinern
•
iut—
Pacific
Universal Pictures
57'/a
'
60 '/a
102%
120'/a
73 Vi
1963
—_
120
73
73
M-S
;
__
86
45 Va
105'A
Af-S
——1970
——
grant 4s—
3%s deo
35-year 3%s deb
Ref mtge 3s series B—,
55%
3s debs
debentures
II'I
*55
Co—
Southern Bell Tel & Tel
debentures
&
1st
133
39%
70
94 Va
101
F-A
of Mo 3%a
19"
tr 2%s——11975
34-year
106 Va
86%
•,
A-0
RR gtd 5s
& Nor Ala
Union
62
130%
117% 120 Va
118
debentures—..1961
coll tr 7s
_194i <
Skelly Oil 23As debs
1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil
'
114%
104%
139
coll
&
M
2%s
100 Va
40%
A-O
1959
RR
95 Va
72
High
84 Va
193
'/a'
52
51
*103
J-D
t§ A Union Kiev Ry (Chici 5s—
I94ta
Union Oil of Calif 3s debs——1967
97%
114%
*132
1956
;23/is sinking fund
3s
67
M-JV
t§ ASilesian-Am Corp
-2%s
47
54
53
A-0
.1935 ►'
Seagram.(Joseph E) & Sons 3%s_1965
Shell Union Oil 2%s debs
1954
■
97%
Vi
Low
1
January
62
90
U
Electric Co
Union
United Biscuit 3%s eleus———
A wi—
liGen mtge 4%s ser A wi
tAseanoard All Fla 6s A ctfs
South
72
*105Vi 106 V2
4s ser
mtge
.1st
87
73
*112
Y Trust)
of
Line
Air
14
84
54
F-A
'
108
94 %
97%
J-D
series A—...
ACertiflcates
*
,
1
114
83'/a
;
*
Seaboard
3/s
««ld
High
88%
J-D
ref si impt
51Va
27
114
j-j
1990
1948
ACtfs of dep (Guaranty Trust)— *
ACtfs of dep (Chemical Bank)—'
§ A Atl & Birm 1st gtd 4s
_1933 ;
f
999
44 Vi
(Chemical Bank)—
dep
6s
50 Vi
x43 %
93 Vi
j -j
1952
cons
x44
J-J
4s_1968
1941
-1971
,_1989
ACtfs
5
M -N
1st cons gold
*§ASt PiKCShL gtd 4%s
St Paul Union Depot 3'/aS B_
Scioto V & N E 1st gtd 4s
ISeaboard Air Line Ry—
8 A-is gold stamped—
A Certificate of
deposit
A 1st
G6Vi
43%
1989
Bt Paul & Duluth
IAReiunUing 4s
*.
ACtfs of dep (N
67
44 Vi
iii-a
Nov 1989
ref
&
51
61 Vi
5
Range Since
Bonds
No.
52 %
71%
70
63
60%
65
& unifying 5s
gold 5s series A
term
AGen
66
51,
61%
134
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
88 3A
A-O
1st ref 4s
Ry
income 5s
Ohio Cent
1st
tSt Louis-South western Ry—
1st 4s
bond certificates
A2d 4s inc bond ctfs
IA 1st
68
48
529
AAdJ
Tol &
65%
deposit stpd
ACertiflcates of
Third Ave
96
99%
%
61
or
J-J
1960
—Jan 1960
3Y»s—1960
Toronto Ham & Buff 1st gold 4s—1946
Trenton Gas Si Elec 1st gold 5s—1949
Tri-Continental Corp 3% debs
1960
97
48%
9J%
j-j
1978
M 4%s series A
A Cons
High
92%
—
*98 !
Sale Price
Low
62%
H
1950
B
deposit
5s series
lien
APrior
1950
A
deposit
ser
ACertilicates
Low
No.
Week's
Last
Period
79 Ya
*97%
...
—
:;v_A
Francisco Ry
San
ISt Louis
Sold
81
•
Friday
Interest
Stock Exchange
New York
Range Since
January I
*95
A-0
J"J
,
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
High
j-j
1996
199*
—1955
St L Rocky
PHce
Sale
Period
6s
,
_—
Mt & P 5s stpd
Lawr &
2d
Exchange
Stock
York
New
Last
Interest
ENDING DECEMBER 21
WEEK
FOR
BONDS
Week's Range
or Friday's
Friday
BONDS
Monday, December 24, 1945
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
096
14
2,400
7% Jan
Nov
Dec
NEW YORK CURB
RANGE
Curb
Common
class
A
non-voting
Associated
ft
Associated
Atlanta
Atlantic
Coast
Atlas
Corp
Alias
Clark
70
110%
Feb
115
Dec
Claude
27'A
X27
29
2,000
12 %
12
12%
2,600
7%
~3
~3
~3%
2,400
8% Aug
% Jan
10%
11%
650
pfd
Dec
Club
Nov
V
Cock shu tt
Jan
17
104
Aug
Electric
.7,700
Aug
Jan
90
Dec
Colt's
9%
18,500
2%
Jan
10
Dec
Columbia
2,500
17%
Jan
27%
Dec
26
5%
preference
Apr
18%
Jan
Commonwealth
9%
800
•5%
Jan
10%
Nov
10%
Jan
20%
Oct
200:
23
Jan
28%
Oct
16% Mar
28%
Oct
26% x26%
::
3
12
500
■
Southern
t
extended
c
Babcock
Co
Wilcox
ft
•
Baldwin Locomotive—
7%
29%
1,700
48%
Jan
Dec
-
40
30
i
1
common;
Steel
Barlow
Biscuit
1
Corp-u—:
Seelig Mfg—
: •
$1.20 convertible A common
Basic Refractories
Baumann
1%
<L)
Inc
B^aunit
,
Consolidated
Gas
Consolidated
Mining
Retail
Consolidated
Royalty
Consolidated
Steel
y.
1
9%
8%
Feb
8%
Dec
y•
,
Dec
10
Dec
25%
Mar;
106
14%
14%
100
10
53%
53%
100
18%
-_1
213/4
22
900
18%
—_
20%
8% Mar
50
1
Ties
In© common-
Apr,
Jan
5%
3,000
19
/>/ 19
-100
-
12%
15%
150
20
19%
•9
—•
►
Nov
Feb
Nov
Nov
135
Utilities
ft Smelt
Ltd
7%
55
(A
Aircraft
©cllanca
Bell
Corp
Shoe
S)
Tel
&
1
71/4
100
166%
common
Canada
ot
-v
;,
24%
Nov
7%
7%
/
>
ft
Hedges
8%
Dec
Cor? von
Convertible
.
preferred
Berkey & Gay Furniture
Bliss
Blue
(E
Ridge
$3
;,i:;
53/s
21%
14'A
29%
313A
27%
29%
5'A
5%
Corp common.-
pfd
30%
.
27% A
1
convertible
5% -■//:
1
preferred
Blumenthai
ft Co
(Si
411,800
1/64
41
200
27%
26
44%
46
Jan
Cosden
15%
Jan
Aug
Nov
900
i*
18
Petroleum
1,750
23
2,800
1
41
22 %
.
23%
85
900
106
8%
'.
70 '
72%
21%
1,600
5,300
25%
27%
1,700
112
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27
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251/2
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9
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35
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78
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67
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62
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preferred
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Aug
10%
800
u
9%
ft
Beau
15%
14%
shares
Barium
> -
15 %
Andes—
los
American
>
Co
Rubber
de
Jan
rl,
1946
to
Consolidated
.prelerred——o.
Baldwin
Banco
'
47o
'
8%
41
Coke Secur common——•
&
Dec
8
351/4
.36
25
1
preferred
Consolidated
47%
46
6%
wariants—
Consol G E L P Bait common
>
Jan
'
Gas
$3
■
'•'v.!".y
B
ft
Public Service
Water Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
V
1%
275
"7%
100
•
Community
Conn
■,""'■
29,600
400
62
'
*.—23
Community
400
16
Nov
Electric—
&
18'/a
Nov
261%
9
19%
8
—
►
131%
Jan
8
15%
(new)—-
Arms—.
Jan
19%
48%
64%
1
Fire
Gas
9'/4
'
—
Patent
Dec
700
1,150
47%
•
wrnts
18%
Jan
8%
12%
xl8%
•
ordinary—
Iron
1.70C
25%
%
7%
48
100
Co
common
16
12
24
7%
•
1
Corp
Utensil
Co
ft
17V4
15
1
9%
25
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
Fuel
12
25
Range Since January 1
Low
High
High
15%
—-—
Illuminating
Airlines
Colorado
11%
25
Coal
Plow
Loio
15%
1
inc_
Mfg
Development
.Colonial
Nov
12%
.7%
'
'
•
—5
preferred
Colon
Feb
July
7%
Shares
,.1
Lights
Aluminum
10 %
;
.
25%
1
.
'/a
9
1
Machine
4
3
50
ft Sons common——
10%
for Week
*
—10
Co
Lambert
&
58%
11 Va
.
Products
Voting
6%
Clayton
Cleveland
101
1-1
Corp..
Automatic
Va
100
:
Line Co
Automatic
Neon
Oct
15
Apr
Controller
Dec
29%
16% July
£1
—•
warrants
Avery (BPi
City
Feb
__
Co
Fisheries
Plywood
Dec
11
Clinehfield
A
Coast RR
ft
Coast
Jan
Jun
Industries—
& Tel class
Tel
B;rm
Atlantic
3%
7%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
Stamping
& Suburban Homes
10 Vo
l
American dep rects reg
Associated Laundries of America
Curb
Auto
900
2.50
Co
City
xllO% 112
112
York
Par
Dec
7%
Jan
16,700
6%
10%
$7 preferred-*
Refining
Electric
7%
3%
3,900
11
6%
10
Equipment Corp__
Oil
6%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
-
New
Range Since January 1
Low
High
High
6%
•'
—
preferred.
Ashland
low
•
common
Arkansas Power ft Light
Aro
'
par
v
DECEMBER 21
for Week
Shares
EXCHANGE
ENDING
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
Arkansas Natural Gas
6%
Week's
Last
Sale Frice
8TOCH&—
York
New
WEEK
FOR
3097
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4449
yolume 162
Jun
27
Nov
July
75
Jan
56
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
3098
II
NEW YORK CURB
Monday, December 24, 1945
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 21
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Shares
Low
Par
Low
:
High
Interstate Power $7
Ford Motor Co Ltd-**
8
Am dep rets oxd reg
Ford Motor of CanadaClass A non-voting—
Class
France—
Amer dep rets bearer.
Fort Pitt Brewing Co.
Jan '
32
Dec
9lA
700
5% Mar
27
27%
900
24% Aug
.1
13%
12%
13%,
1,600
-1
22
21
23
3,700
3oy4
30.
30%
34
36
101.V105
20
common——.!
& Malt
8%
Co—.————1
stock
!
9'%
Low
preferred———•
High
177a Jan
:-2.
27a
274
14,200
26
925
13
13
29
14, ;;
%
700
2%
37a
17%
187b
;27a
42
Jan
19
Jun
27b
Dec
29
Dec
8%
Oct
1474
Dec
l
Jan
4%
6,700
Jan '
Jan
47a Mar
Dec
34
'Jan
Jan
20
Nov
23
Dec
600
10% July
17% Jan
31%
Dec
750
17%
37
Dec
3%
Range Since January 1
High
Low
par
7% May
3% Jan
m
27 Va
Fuller (Geo A)
$3 conv
22 y4
31
Shares
Royalty—
.—.1
Iron Fireman Mfg voting trust ctfs—*
Irving Air Chute—
——
1
Italian Superpower A
*
Dec
.1
Stores
Froedtert Grain
Jan
55%
Jan
105
Jan
131
preferred--1% preferred—
Julian ft Kokenge Co
600
'
207a
Nov
125
11074 11072
."-J.
f
Nov
111
HI
104
120
10774 Mar
111
1087a Mar
Il47a Dec
2174 -Feb
pfd—100
———100
100
*
6 %
1077a 108 74
10874
Jersey Central Pwr & Lt 5%%
29% NOV
20
m
Jan
10872 Nov
Nov
Dec
77
Glass CO-—-————*
Jeannette
—
-191
preferred.
convertible
4%
31
for Week
Investors
Dec
Jan
AM
(Peter) Brewing.
Franklin Co Distilling—
Fox
Franklin
8%
22%
of
Ford Motor
Jan
3,400
29%
30
voting——
B
5%
200
27%
28 Va
3,700'
8 7a
Sales
Ranga
of Prices
York Curb Exchange
Range Slnoe January 1
High
Week's
Llrt
Sale Price
Nsw
for Week
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Exchangs
Curb
York
Haw
4-'-
K
Kansas Gas ft Elee 1%
Co
Kawneer
I' ' '• "•V
preferred—100
—*
———
•
;
.
;
•
1167a
—'
20% X217B
203/i
Feb
121
Nov
400
2Cl%
Dec
25
Dec
400
13
Jan
25
Dec
300
11574
Oct
'
Corp
Garrett
Gacmeau
5%
co
rower
10%
11%
3,100
13%
13%
100
15%
13%
15%
8%
874
9%
10,200
4,500
10%
common.
common.
7% Aug
9Va Jan
NOV
14%
Nov
87%
.1
Jan
92 y4
Jan
15%
Dec
1%
Jan
Inc__—
Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp A—.
Kennedy's
Oct
3%
.109
preferred.
Gellman Mfg Co common.
General Alloys Co.
13
liy4 Nov
2474
67.
6%
674
«
Key Co common——ju
Kidde (Walter)
& Co
14
12 7a
23%
Vv; 250
Amer dep rets ord reg—.
General Finance Corp common.
137s
1474
97b
,137b
97«
.10
preferred series A—
8,600
147a Aug
678 Apr
r
250
874
9%
18% Dec
1474
Oct
974
Dec
2972
Dec
Dec'.
1074
Feb
Warrants
—
V. 1872
Jan
Dec
132
161
18
107%
Oct
1137a
:
—
5%
-
•
■
97a
9
■
Jan
125
57B
174
300
57a
274
1,600
1074
Jan
Jan
678
■-"i.
,
76
;
-
.
77
-" 23
77B
,7.%
.1
9
.1
•V; 2 /;•;
;
10
9
"
Dec
Ho
Nov
Knott Corp common.
-i
86
Dec
43%
Jan
77
Dec
22
Dec
25 V
Dec
800
874.
,
3%
5,700
■
t:
2
17B
;
157a
106
92
Jan
1117b
310
r
Jan
1374
10674
109
,12%
Kobacker Stores new common——1
t
Nov
'
—
u
'
•
21% Nov
Nov
12 V*
3072
A
Kresge Dept Stores—
4% convertible 1st preferred—100
1372,
2,000
.
./
Dec
2374
Dec
147a Mar
:
100
.
32
167a May
30%
■».
Dec \;
27a
Jan'
v
Dec
1072
Apr
18
100
-
A
'
9
Jan
7
MOO
24,200
iV
30
•
*•••
;
Jan
'
v;,/ 30 ;•
(D Emil) Co commons—.
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co—
5272
50
:f:L
2372
■
Gen Water Gas & Electric common—.1
Oct
1137a Nov
Nov
__
r'AA
'
Klein
Dec
;
■
.1
Klrkland Lake G M Co Ltd.
v
'
L—
Service 06 preferred—*
Rayon Co A stock.
*
General Shareholdings Corp com.—1
$6 convertible preferred——™—*
Dec
26
Apr
'
.1-1
Corp———,—
Kingston
Products—
Kiiby Petroleum.
Seeley
King
Oct
Jan
54
50
1057B 10574
Jan
101
'»./.f-
General Public
General
200
29
2874
General Fireproofing common
*
Gen Gas & Elec $6 preferred B—-•
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd——100
Oct
167a
874 May
700
.
"
'
1135 7n
'
'•
Kimberly-Clark; Corp—
^
preferred-———-^— .100
.100
Kings Co Lighting 1% pfd B
5% preferred D———— .100
147B
22%
-
—9
r
74% (jo
Gen Electric Co Ltd—
5%
2374
■
32 Va
Dec
Jan
/
147a Nov
874 Aug
"
100
Jan
99
Jan
9
,
Jan
157» Nov
Jan
23
■
1157a 1157a
Geoigia Power $6 preferred——.*
$5 preferred-;
*
Gilbert- (AC) common..——'
Preferred—;
29
30
600
307a
,
,■*
V-■'
-J
—'
..
"
.
7v-''"
■
*
—
•"
,
Co
Gladding McBean Ac Co—
Harvester
Gleaner
Glen
Alden
—•
'
■
217a
Coal
217a
674
Godchaux Sugars
■Class. -B
class A.
:
prior preferred
69
387a
j,
Goldfield
Consolidated
Goodman
Mfg Co
Mines—
247a
177a
Jan
257a
Jan
778
preferred.
Mfg common
i
29
*
—■
—
Feb
4872
Dec
Jan
1472
Dec
27b Nov
47
Jan
39%
Jan
G4
;
1
1874
127a
300
18
1974
4,700
174
27a
28,400
18 7a
237a
4,800
*
2374
,
1,500
12
■
„
3174
Pacific Tea—
37
14
Dec
107a
2472
Apr
174
Dec
1%
8% Aug
Nov
M
113
175
86
Jan
117
137
30
127
Jun
140
42
4674
1,450
3572 Mar
187a
20 7a,
1,100
10% Mar
137a,
400
11374 113%"
,10
4274
■
common—2Bs
13
13
pfd
100
.,
113%
——_—•
•
•
778
Jan
_
'J-'
—U-.;
109
July
8
•L-
Feb
157a
:
„
32%
25
11%
100
22 Va
22%
Mach~.i-——;—5
Monotype
preferred —s.
Oil Development-
22 Va
Corp
B
15:
Lamp Co——:—
Bridge Co Ltd
8%
.10
Paper.
Hartford Electric Light
40
66%
66%
Hartford
Rayon voting trust ctfs—.1
Harvard Brewing Co
i
Hat Corp of America B non-vot com—1
16
Now
Corp
*
;
common———I
Hecla Mining Co—.
Helena. Rubinstein.
Jan
17%
Apr
40%
350
27
Aug
10% Dec
42% Dec
30
53%
Jan
67'%
1%
67
6%
4,000
10%
100
23
25
400
15%
17
2,600
6'/4
16%
3,700
8%
43%
425
Co
—2
16%
—.
16
.100
preferred w .w
Henry Holt & Co common.
Heyden Chemical common.
(R)
110
—1
5%
Hubbell
Jan
8% Nov
127a Dec
Jun
50
Dec
25
Dec
Jan
197s
Dec
Jan
18
Dec
20% Mar
45
Dec
23
18
110
25.
1,000
39
1,400
78
200
13%
14%
23
24
4,300
200
Jan
17
Jan
f 16
Jan
110
.10
39
39%
200
33%
37'A
3,050
—100
Stores Corp
preferred
—1
—100
■
Jan
25
Jan
v-
31%
Jan
14% Jan
Jan
21
41
30%
Jan
Mar
32 y2.
100
25
Oct
Oct
23
Jan
3974
113
''.33-.''
Dec
497a
6,000
13%
2,900
28%
600
1074
45
46%
325
42
16
18%
700
7
9ya
3,000
37s
Jan
9%
Dec
48%
300
28
Mar
48%
Dec
6%
Dec
500
3% May
14% Mar
8%
45
—...
227a
23%
40 %
50
Feb
147s
Dec
33%
Nov
Sep
48
Nov
Jun
20
Aug
77a May
Jan
Oct
25% Dec
Zinc
31%
Imperial Chemical Industries—-' V
Am dep rets regis.
JH
Imperial Oil (Can) coupon.
Registered
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
|
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain ft
Ireland
69
53
Jan
73
Dec
19
19%
7,200
15
Mar
20
May
27%
2,350
13% Mar
66%
7%
1% preferred-—
—J——100
Insurance Co of North America——10
-
——
——
32%
Oct
77a
200
6% July
137a
if 12%
297e
8
Dec
Jan
15
Jun
12%-Jan
137s
15
Jun
14
900
1174
1274
400
11
297a
Jan
12% July
100
24%
Sep
116
116
10
112y8
Sep
116
Jun
92
94
20
52
Jan
100
Oct
94%
95
30
57
Jan
100
Oct
93
92
96%
85%
Feb
113
Nov
13%
12%
14
1174
Dec
14
Nov
95
;;
7.40Q
22,200
Cigar Machine—*
Hydro Electric-
24%
24%
2574
400
Preferred $3.50 series
—90
International Metal Industries A—*
61%
60
62%
14200
30% Dec
19% Mar
26% Nov
19
Jan
68
Nov
2074
—:
——
International Petroleum
Registered
Feb
28%
Nov
International
Products
International Safety
International
For
19%
20
19 74
.——10
Corp
—
footnotes
20
Razor B—•
Utilities
$3.50 preferred
9%
.
shs—*
—•
coupon
shares
see
com—19.50
—.
page
3101.
11%
~5%
3074
Oct
10%
8,600
37a
16%
Dec
Jan
11%
12%.,.22,400
38
1127» 11274
3872
1097a
60
200
38
■
Co
Corp
37a
Dec
Dec
111
99
Dec
12%
Dec
1147a
Oct
Jun
41%
Jan
32
»
Oct
Metal
.
47a
40 y8
39%
52%
5274
Jan
26
9,100
187a
Sep
22
*
44
16%
—8
187a
Oct
500
4%
Dec
1474
Dec
94
Dec
227s
Nov
254
13
Jan
254
Jan
22%
Dec
9
97a
600
372
Apr
97a
Dec
10972 1097a
25
Jan
110%
Dec
"674
4%
6,700
250
7
67b
100
37b
6,900
117a
10
10
37a
1,600
"5
874
22,100
17a
Jan
900
8%
Jan
15
237a
4,400
127/a
Jan
26
20
1,500
15% Aug :;
*
20
19
.4%
37b
Montana Dakota
Montgomery
i"
■Vt
357a
100
26
36
Nov
39
7%
175
2872
Jan
427a
Nov
4,300
2%
Feb
'' ,87B
Dec
900
872
Jan
13
Jan
37
Jan
7
'
;
6
~6
7,600
267b
1,000
14
77
.87a
100
46
75
77b
87a
1872
20
;97a
'
21
47a
193
193
.
.20.
Mountain
States
974
4 7a
9
2974
Power common-
Dec
'
5
Oct
Oct
13
Dec
Feb
194
J 8%
Mar
,22
38%
Jan
,48
Nov
.10% Nov
179
107a
474
10
9,000
4,600
150
8
10,200
30
r
1%" Jan
,
674
Jan
24% Feb
Apr
-
5%
10%
30
14672
•
20
1467a
Dec
Dec
July
Dec
129
May
Jan
29
Jan
20%
Dec
Jan
177a
Feb
18%
207t
900
137b
15
1874
16
300
10
40%
52%
2,100
8V2 July
2V4 Jan
13
Jan
Nov
6%
Dec
Dec
700
,
23
Jan
40 Va
250
5172
Jan
537a Mar
N
———•
National Bellas Hess common———1
National Breweries, common
——*
7% preferred
:
;
23
Nachman
19%
Corp
5%
5%
6 Vb
22,000
397a
.39%
10
Jan
274
Jan
27
,
Dec
,18
145
145
.
'•
50
*
*2%
21
:
Dec
450
,120
47
:
472
;
20 Va
46
107a
97a. Aug:
3,000
Dec
Nov
9%
Feb
3
900
117b
: 477a
33% NOV
:: 1774 NOV
27b Jan
10 74 Feb
47b
.
87b Dec
.
Jan
9% Apr
11 7b
4%
Dec
107
3,700
30,000
7,200
16
87b
,
Dec
Dec
Sep
.
13
400
33%
'
147a
15
1174
.
Dec
V 81
Jan
Dec
Dec
277a
.
Aug
43
700
104
31
* Aug
.
174
*
9%
-100
37a
7,400
47
45
45
97a
Mar
27
257s
75
:
.
1074 Aug
"5%
574
-10
—
227b Dec
187a Dec
21,300
225
II
177a
11%./1274
-.50
Tel & Tel_.
Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
■—^
Muskogee Co common—
Jan
22
387a
Producers
Mountain States
5
27a Aug
2,900
Nov
Nov
May
Feb
.
35
Mountain City Copper common
Murray Ohio
23
1674
20.
Moody Investors partio pfd——
IOC
Morris Plan Corp of America——
674 Dec
207a
21%
.193
Ward A—.—1——1—.
Montreal Light Heat & Power-
Nov
197s Nov
87a Mar
650
57s
21%
*
Utilities pew com. —5
97b
167a
217s
__1
A—Li-——,
Jan
Dec
Dec
60
147a
157a
13%-
4
127a
•
Jan
Jan
3
1,000
Dec
r% Nov
Jan
45
AQ
preferred—--—. ~io
Dec
Jan
'; •
conv
Dec
13%
$2 non-cura dividend shares—.—.*
Mid^ale Co common—-——.
Till
Molybdenum Corp———:
Monogram Pictures common——.-.
Dec
300
Jan
144
91
974
254
4%
.
18 74
Jan
2,300
—
Wohl Co common——™
-50
; 5%
conv
preferred————
Mining Corp of Canada—.
Minnesota Mining ft. Mfg———
Minnesota P & L 5% pfd——— -100
-Missouri Public Servl"e common—
Oct
1274
200
46
227a
—
-50
Jan
367a Mar
150
2,000
..8%
^ 9'/a
.
Mar
.
21
235
•
21%-.
——.—100
—————1
25e
i
7
1,300
21% Mar
12i/4
5%
Jail
289
280
13% July"
I
17
.167a
1285
.97a
•
common—v—
1872
44%;
17%
Feb
77a Mar
Midland Steel Products—
5% %
Oct
6%
6,600
94
*
Co..
Monroe Loan Society
40
87* Jan
1/200
:
pfd— .100
Miller
Jan
2,100
472
137a
4
Mar
800
137S
374
13%
Abrasive—--.
Oil Co—-—.
Mar
Dec
20 7b
20
12 7b
12%
*
———10
Micromatic Hone Corp—
——1
Middle States Petroleum class A vt c-1
Class B v t c—.—-————A
Middle West Corp commons———8
Midland Oil Corp $2, conv preferred—*
Midwest
18
5% Aug
preferred———19
Michigan Bumper Corp—
1
Michigan Steel Tube—.
2.50
Mid-West
Nov
Mar
33
Chapman ft Scott——_—*
Preferred
Dec
205
.Jan
17
£1
common.;————.
Michigan Sugar Co
41 > '2
Jan
104
Participating
;
1474
1,600
;
;
Ltd
Textile Corp__.
8% Nov
27a Mar
1,700
4172
: 39
—•
*.
*
common———
Stores
8/.V
7%
778
39
Mountain
International Minerals and Chemicals-
Warrants
Oct
18% Jan
100
1672
.2%
11%
/
—£1
International
34% Dec
26
Li-
Indianapolis P ft L 5Vt% preferred-100
Indiana Service 6% preferred——100
Rights w i„—
147a Jan
2,600
1,700
19%
.90
' \
Co
International
33
26%
5% conv preferred
arrear ctfs.
Dividend
Illinois
257a
Sep
Piping & Cupplj'——
Ti
Mid-West Refineries.
32
Dec
Mar
85
July
8074 Aug
7 ,
Aug
Midwest
Illinois Power Co common.
177a
525
A preferredMessabi Iron Co
.
Dec
28
Hygrade Food Products.
Jan
1,175
6 72 %
Nov
12%
Securities
274
11,300
204,400
', Warrants
Jan
40
106%
48%
Electric
Dec
Apr
9574
Merritt
Oct
28
Hydro
Dec
267a
30%
11074
Memphis Natural Gas common
May
12%
—
Dec
Jan
94
Mercantile
Oct
130
49%
8%
Nov
25
Feb
•
106
Mead Johnson ft
Dec
Mar
May
Hussmann
18%
17%
28
3 /
■
$2.50 preferred McWilliams Dredging--.
147s Nov
26% Oct
9%
Humble Oil ft Refining —
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp
Ligonier Co
$2.25 preferred—;—
Com stk purch warrants.
Huyler's common.
1st preferred
Nov
4
467a
Feb
14
94
McCord
78% Dec
104
(Harvey) Inc.
13 7«
106
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co 6%
39% Nov
Jan
110
35
1,400
40
Oct
preferred A ctfs of dep
preferred B ctfs of dep—.
Louisiana Land. Ac ExplorationLouisiana Power ft Light $6 pfd.
Massey Harris
Dec
5%
19%
33
37
39%
1,700
2672
16
16%
Mass Utilities Association v t 0———1
Dec
124
«
,—_—*■
25
2772
.9
—:
—
common
—
Feb
31
24
Marion Steam Shovel
Dec
14
& Co
Sep
28%
1%
Communication
Nov
103 i/a
290
Inc
(Geo A)
174
800
;
Class
Marconi Internat Marine
Nov
11
700
37%
14%
preferred
5%%
25
16
77%
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
Horn & Hardart common—
Howard
110
38%
Hollinger Consolidated G MHolophane Co common
Hormel
Xl4%
ft Co Class A.
Herder's
Nov
14%
5%%
Hoe
8
29%
42%
common—.
320
21,500
—
Manat! Sugar optional warrants.
Mangel Stores common
u
$5 convertible preferred^—
Manischewitz (The B) Co
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co—i
Nov
7
Class A.
Heller
Jan,
37» May
16%
Oct
Lynch Corp common—
Dec
9%
6
10%
15%
Dec
Dec
80
6%
;
Dec
1,300
6%
:
•—
22%
11 Ye
•
3%
43
14
17%
—
Long Island Lighting Co—
Common ctfs of dep.
Nov
1,400
•
'
'
—
common
Hearn Dept Stores
4
27%
Inc 6% preferred—29
*
Lone Star Gas Corp common.
1147a Mar
9%
—
Hazeltine
Dec
Mar
Mar
22 7a
48
M
15
9%
Hammermill
Dec
30
23.
H
Hall
Hamilton
Nov
Jan
67» Mar
200
.
41
23:
Locke Steel Chain
Feb
Dee
34
12 7a
257a
3774
.3%
37a
.
1
——
Groceterias
24%
3672
*
-28
—
Inc
Dec
1374 Mar
727a
24
<R G)
Dec
14 7b
72Vi
....
May
972
Jan
1,300
97a
9
1
•
Material Co
Class
kov
13
32-72
Loblaw
Dec
'
Gulf State Utilities $4.40
Gypsum Lime & Aiabastlne
1,000
a.
Lit Brothers common-
477a Dec
/ '247i
.
207a
common
Lipton (Thos J)
Oct
112
1874
Line
Dec
•137
20%
Lionel
Dec
X24
1178
6%
Prior
Aug
52
3% Jan
2,100
Le Tourneau
*
■
1!3
.100
Great Northern PaperGreenfield Tap ft Die—
Stores Products
•f1 ■iL,
29
2,400
Leonard
Dec.
227» May
77b Mar
1•
■
—
3074
rl%
—
(Cal)—.
Non-voting common stock
7%
1st preferred-
Grocery
Jan
774
9 74
127a
Lefcourt Realty common
Convertible preferred——
'
pfd
conv
Grand Rapids Varnish-
&
%
3974
'.
.7,700
872
11%
Lanston
July
July
..
•
1
10
—
Graham-Paige Motors $5
Great Atlantic
47
157a
22%
878
21%
Lake Shore Mines Ltd.
Langendorf United Bakeries class A—*
7174 May
106
330
.
'■
•
.
Jan
Jun
38,700
487a
—Xi' ■"
Jan
13
103
'
Gorham
Grayson Shops
2
48
;'
——
.4874
L-
'
207a
300
,
.
11%
Dec
800
,
-1
1374
Lane Wells Co
V
Des
,
;
1374
•
;
Lakey Foundry ft Machine.
Lamson Corp of Delaware:
Dec
372
125
41
'■
174
174
48
Gorham Inc class A
Gray Mfg Co
Rights w i
'•'''"■a—.
——
\
Nov
1
Co
!
Dec
32
May
177b July
"
$4.50
Dec
2174
Brewing
Dec
5374
5,500
77a,
Krueger
35
9,600
237z
674
68
Jan
2,000
22%
207a
23
Corp—
150
32
Jan
18
"
.
32
;r-;
Gobel (Adolf) Inc common
$3
'
——
110
15
^
'
'
*
Dec
5272 May
1274 Jan
-
....
■
'
Gilchrist
Jan
117
1097a May
50
Dec
774 Nov
Dec
33% May
43
397a Mar
397b Mar
..
Volume
Number
162
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
RANGE FOR
STOCKS
York
New
Curb
;
•i.-
of Frices
National Candy Co common
National City Lines common
National Fuel Gas
8 Va
213/8
21'A
23
14%
15
12,600
:
22
1
38 %.
Rubber
Steel
39
*
17 Va
19 Va
National Tunnel Si. Mines
Jan
25
15 %
Feb
23'4
Dec
6%
preferred
Jan
39
Dec
Quebec
Power
14%
14.%
800
.
Jan
20%
334
4*4
13,300
1%
7%
8%
12,700
5
Jun
8 3/4
May
106%
120
1093/a 109%
100
preferred
113
Aug
25
Nov
23
Dec
I
15% Nov
Nov
Nestle Le Mur Co
New
England
6%
class A
New
Haven
20%
900
8%
>
Jan
12%
12%
12 V4'
200
7Va
Jan
100
30%
Tel
& Tel
100
130
130%
130
■j
6
Jan
13
Dec )
63
Jan
92
Dec
50
21 %
Jan
303/4 Nov I: /
"110%
Feb
136
Nov
14%
Jan
39
Dec
975
11% :
92
29
:>v-
.
*
100
10%
90
•
May
150
10%
92
•
Power Associates
England
1,000
19
•
;
preferred
New
20%
19%
8
preferred
82
9
19
•
Corp
Neptune Meter class A
2,250
■'
f
:
'"i
'
New
Clock
Idea Inc
Co__
•
.
New
Mexico
&
Process Co
31
70%
71 /-vi
_1
35
72
1,300
7%
28
Land
Arizona
'
30%
•
common
New Jersey Zinc
New
35
.
8
2,600
7%
common—
—
.
t-\
Y
Auction
N
Y
City Omnibus
N
Y
&
N
Y
N
Co
31
75 Va
40
Honduras
Y
Y
N
48
Mar
x5
300
'
warrants
'
Rosar»o
_10
60
-10
60%
!
'
200
Mar
Richmond
Y
Electric & Gas
State
Water
5%
2d
Share
% 'Ho-
_10
common
.100
.100
Jan
16 ya
Dac
"'63%
Dec
Rome
31%
Dec
Ronson
Jan
114
:
63%
Nov
90
3%
Jan
9
2,650
Jan
119
■Jan
114
2 Va
18%
i
18 Va
v
Jan
400
i'V-f 6% Mar
109
':
•"* V
2,100
11 Va
11%
—8
109
100
19%
6,600
'/-X
3%
3S«
89'/a
82
20
Electric
29%
North Amer Light
$6
& Power
6%
B
144
Rayon class A
North
American
Utility
Central
Northern
Oil
-
•
Dec
?•
Dec
RR
Penn
1
Indiana Pub Serv 5% pfd— 100
_20
Northern Natural Gas
States
Dec
203/4
"■
153/4
4
x30
Jan
Oct
9%
Mar
Salt
Ohio Power 4%%
Ohio
Public
6%
.
Dec
Dec
i
Savoy
Oil
51%
Sep
56
Mar
■J
Schiff
Co
l'/4
100
9
Jan
5%
9%
:
Jan
9%
--
110 Va
46
45%
1234
11 Va Mar
3,000
Samson
Jan
110%
343/4 May
143/4 Mar
47%
Dec
50
Dec
47%
1,200
50
5,500
13%
6,700
6 3,8
Aug
38
28%
400
26 Vs
Jan
"
•
Natural
Jun
!
Dec
1
j■
'■i
"■i-
116
r
'11534
40
Nov
•
6
1
Overseas
Securities—
1
Xl7 W
193/4
2,300
xl3%
400
:
37
Jan
Nov
Nov
117%
Oct
634 Aug
10 Va Jan
'
Xl7%
7%
Apr
HOVa July
29 V8 Jan
13
common
Omar Inc
43/a
112 Va Aug
20
50
110% lUVa
1193/4
117
Jan
Sep
Nov
44%
:;'15
Dec
Dec
11%
Oct
24'4
Nov
14%
:
Nov
Can
Co
Steel
Pacific Gas & Elec 6%
5 % %
1st
13
1st pfd
_28
preferred
Pacific
Public
$1.30
1st
Jioo
Paramount
Tubes
Motors
Parker Pen
•
13
Telephone
Power
&
Light
Dec
27
Dec
29
Oct
14
27,100
5'4 July
15 %
14
16 Va
19,500
Jan
loVe July
50
8%
8%
Jan'
20
71 Va
800
3334
Jan
75
27
800
18'4
Jan
27%
Jan
65
"1
Dec
Nov
Nov
.
*
Decs
$7
com
pfdl*
•
-
preferred
Dec
27
Dec
234
Jan
7%
Dec
6% Mar
11%
Dec
6%
6% '
Co
Electric
18%
Jan
;/• 25
17%
Nov
Mar
23
Dec
10 %
9,000
6% Aug
12
.Dec
8%
1,100
5
6%
7
2,500
3 % Mar
8
10%
Va
£
8%
3,400
78
79 Va
.'500
49 V4
49 '4
49 7/a
1,000
49
49
Dec:
Southwest
Jun
Southern
9%
Dec
•5%
57 ■!
Jan
46
V4
Sep
533/4
Sep
Southern
34 %
50
Jan
50
Dec
Southern
82%
18
17
.•
I23
pfd
18%,
14%
15
31
31 Va
•
Am
Va
31 Va
,
•
500
/
5%
"53/8
"6
8%
,
11
Jan
30
Jan
200
16%
28 Va
8 y4
Nov
18%
16 'A
33
Dec
Nov
Spalding
Nov
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer
Inc—
J
;
_
2
.
RR
13 Va
£13 Va
;/•
4,000
50
16 %
~VA
"*7
•
"*7%
■
42%
42%
Dec
Aug
20
Nov
Standard
4
Jan
7 Va
Nov
3%
Apr
8%
Dec
110
;
169
14%
x8%
2,200
43
74
73%; 75
1.090
27
1,050
<,
Jan
Feb
64%
Jan
15%
46
-78 %
Oct
Standard Dredging
Nov
$1.60 convertible
Nov
Metallurgical
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Plough Inc common
Scale
Pneumatic
Polaris Mining
St
—10
—23
28 34
159% 160'/a
1
5%
6%
600
14% Mar
Oct
Jan
160%
4
Jan
73/8
Nov
Jan
30
Dec
preferred
Standard
10%
Jan
4%
Oct
8
-25a
5
Standard Silver Lead
7Va
Va
22
24 Va
50
"16%
Jan
8%
12,800
3%
Jan
2,700
12 Va
Jan
25
Jan
12%
Dec
Steel Co of Canada
96%
.24
8
233/4
Nov
96'4
Nov
Stein
25
24%
8%
100
—xj_,
Dec
Standard
Oct
Starrett
Gold
Prentice-Hall
Co—
Mining—.
Inc
Metals
Corp
.common
of
of
;
-
_1
•
Nevada
]
Prosperity Co class B
of
,
17%
*
1
-8
25
25
25
25%
250
Jan
27
4%
10,600
28 34
2,550
3%
3%
2% / 2Va
31
30,100
Jan
1-^ Jan
46
Dec
2}& Nov
27
26
97%
97% x9834
25%
25
80 Va
Dec
Sterling Aluminum Products
17 %
Dec
Sterling Brewers Inc
3
Nov
Sterling
14 Va
15 Va
%
10 %
400
Jan
Apr
16%
Dec
8V2 May
10%
Nov
21,700
1
1%
1st preferred
-100
106%
112
112
112
40
Nov
112
110
Nov
118 %
May
10
$5 prior
preferred
Pulp & Timber
Pyle-NaMonal Co common
see
-
10
3101-
153/4
15%
16
6,300
108'4x109
•
■
8
„
page
Engine
Sterling
(J B)
325
22%
21 Va
23 Va
21
23
15 Va
16
Va
300
1,175
900
14%
105
16%
(Hugo)
Stroock
common
Corp
93/8
17%
Jun
Sun
110 'A
Jan
Superior
Jan
25 Va
Nov
Common
23 Va
Dec,
Class
17%
NOV
Ray Drug
Swan
Co
Portland
A
Finch
Cement,
——;
4%
$2.50
Oil
pfd_X
Corn
i
Nov
15'A
Nov
103
Nov
Apr,
29%
Nov
10%
4%
Dec
U Jan
5% Mar
11%
Dec
18%
Dec
6% Aug
100
15
15%
100
Jan
10,400
103/4
300
•
.,'
10%
3'4
Jan
Dec
9%
Jan
Nov
83/4
3,000
.'19%
.1,900
153/8
Apr
300
102%
Jan
150
110
Dec
11634 July
20%
Jan
; 2534 Oct
20 %
Apr
8
8%
18 3/4
19%
1303/4 133
111%
110
111
20%'
19 %
193/4
6%
7%'
6%
2034
Nov
Nov
143
Nov
27
23'/a Dec
12% Mar
1,925
...
Nov
48
110
;
20%,
11
11 Va
Dec
7V4
4,200
12 %
534
11,800
2 34
Jan
13 >4
1,900
73/4
Jan
32
2,7002,500
55 Va
/
27
11%
Dec
Jan
57
Dec
38
I- 41%
305/a
800
30% x31
Jan
30 %
Jan
200
31%
31%
315/a
'*Dec
Jan
42%
50
32
Nov
15
'
May
4
"
10 %
834
53%
Dec
6„,.
Jan
5%
2934 Mar
,
49
Sep
:
32%
Oct
Nov
31'4 Nov
134%
12%
12%
143/4
15%
Jan
152
Nov
8
Aug
15
Nov
Jan
13
Sep
15%
Dec
200
12
12
15%
:
■
9%
100
11% Aug
'3,100
x51%
~9%
10%
10 3/4
73/4
i-? 2%
2%
;
Apr
5
Jan
2,700
4% May
200
8
3%
41
38
39
5%
57/a
25 //
25
26
,
25
24Va
V*
250
3%
Dec
46 %
Nov
46 %
Nov
Jan
6%
Jan
27
Sep
18 Va
Jan
26%
Dec
^ Jan
■k Jan
;
27,500
3%
1,100
144%"
Dec
21
2,400
33/4
3
143
Oct
Nov
Jan
334
1,100
26
3
3%
Va
Dec
1234
10
Mar
17
2,400
6
83
I* Jan
4,600
2734
4
Nov
3%
Nov
Jan
170
105
90
19%
Nov
Dec
19%
17%
19%
3,400
11 Va
1%
1%
1%
32,700
%
Jan
2
Nov
6%
7
8,500
2%
Jan
7
Dec
7
8
2,300
33/a
Jan
20
7
>
77/a
70%
71
28%
28%
27%
29
100
|
61
Jan
Jan
16 Va Mar
9 Va
71
29
Oct
Dec
Dec
•17%.
~9
73/a
■
18%
300
9
9%
500
7
7%
4,900
29
Dec
Mar
55
Dec
15
1,300
Apr
53
28
Apr
19
Dec
11%
Jan
21%
NOV
10%
4% May
6%
33/4
10
Dec
Oct
9%
Nov
Feb
14%
Nov
Jan
24
Dec
13%
2,700
21%
975
3%
3%
700
31%
34%
3,050
30
30
100
29
800
1974
Jan
31%
Dec
27%
600
14%
Jan
28
Dec
45
Apr
57
Sep
Sep
18
Dec
12%
20
20
26%
25
*
26%
2534
1!
Dec
2234
Jan
12%
9%
Apr
2534
5%
55%
Dec
113
Feb
10 5/a
5,800
12
7%
'4% Jan
12%
10
—50
Dec
Jun
19% July
25
25
18%
8
370
110
10
~
19%
Apr
700
7%.
1103/4 110%
25
Jan
3
267 Va Mar
4,900
360
347
347
%
Inc—
—
Dec
1434
2,000
3%
83/4
4%
•
1
Machinery
Sep
13'4 Aug
Co
(S) & Co common
Jan
13 V4 Mar
Co
29
Jan
oct
Oct
4%
Jan
82% Mar
1,100
103/4
8%
100
•
1
1
1
•
8
*
Inc
Stetson
Sullivan
Common
Puget Sound
12
500
26%
Jun
Puget Sound Power & Light—
footnotes
preferred.
Jan
Mar
-100
For
2d
51
12
Stlnnes
14 Va
1st preferred
Manufacturing1.
5%
50
1,900
2Va
1%
Dec
;> 32
1
60
20
1
1st preferred
15 Va
2 Va-
19
83%
•
common
80 Va
Colorado—
6%
Pyrene
•6%
Stores
Bros
15''
-2%
:
'
—•
x
& Co common
(A)
Nov
7%
Jan
trust ctfs—1
80
*
Gas
Public Service
2 At
_1
America
150
4434
•
_
B
class
Tube
(The) Corp voting
8% May
28
9%
25
•
Dec
Sterchi
& Lambert
3,200
2,000
1
1
—1
Co
Dec
1,000
16%
3
Products
Dec
21
1,130
153/4
^
6%
Co—
Alexander——
*
Providence
(Ky)
169
16
2.78
-1
10
Corp common
.-1
preferred—.——20
10
Light
1
Common class B
Aug
Jan
20
7
25 '
25%
Dec
13 Vi
—10
30
117
1,100
.7.50
common
•
Power Corp of Canada
Producers
Oil
Standard
Standard Power &
Pittsburgh
Dec
88 Va
xl8%
734
46
116
169
146
Dec
Nov
34% Mar
500
Oct
136
•
Co
Brewing
Jan
/
Dec
8 3/4
Jan
70 Va
.
49
Jan
Jan
Standard Cap & Seal common
Convertible preferred
.-4,500
25
44%
Sep
3Va
27,900
120
120
Jan
10,400
8Va
2%
22
—^
373/4
Dec
4,500
4%
Nov
50
pfd
73/8 Jan
2534 Apr
700
__50
Pittsburgh Si Lake Erie
Premier
& Bros
(A G)
Dec
4%
10 3/8
3%
2
10
--*?
Pipe Line———
Southland Royalty Co
11%
9
33/4
Ne\y England Telephone—100
Phosphate Co
1»
18
Shs
;
153/4
26%
Jan
300
/
;27>y:
llVi
6,000
5'% Mar
53/4
25
28
20
-28
preferred
original
preferred B
5%% .preferred series C
Jan
40,800
200
-l
Line
Edison—
Pipe
Pa
California
Dec
10 s/8
30,400
10%
27,600
-1
common
Nov
Aug
11%
834
6%
Oil
Southern
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Si L
Corp
Penn
Jan
common—.
Ltd
Coast
South
Nov
12
Jan
16%
5%
1
CO—
10%
37
2%
2,550
103/a
•
7%
Manufacturing common
South
Nov
3
73/4
79 Va
Co
Johnson
Boss
Nov
112% July
Dec
6
tJ
52%
115%
Jan
7%
Jan
7,000
9
33%
31%
—
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84
Sep
7%
■
9
Sep
9%
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Manufacturing
Mar
10
11
5% Mar
9
—1
100
Co—
Mar
Jan
193/4 Mar
734
32%
•
common
Pattern
Aircraft
V- 25
109 %
•
common
Governor
Pressed
of Canada
Ltd
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis
Sioux City Gas & Elec 1% pfd
Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills—:
81%
•
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Piper Aircraft Corp com
Pratt
common
Singer
Solar
Jan
Dec
1,300
18%
~9 %
10
preferred
convertible
$3
Sonotone
'
Dec
43%
36%
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Simplicity
Jan
1 %
20%
18%
common
Dec
common—Illio
new
Power 5%
Packing
1st
Co
Silex
Nov
107Va
o~^r.
Pharls Tire Si Rubber
6%
Breweries
87/a
78
Feb
34%
35
5
-•
-25
100
•
preferred
4%
31%
1,400
,
18%
1
1
1
1
"
Mining
& Power
Denn
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
9
1,606
-
Seton Leather common
Dec
47
~7%
300
7
10%
934
1
,
Saiety Control
Serrick Corp class B
5Vi
•
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Philadelphia Co
8134
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48%
Jun
25%
Jan
1
—*
—
Bentry
28 Va
•
19%
Aug
Nov
_•
;
& Power Co
Mfg
Perxect Circle
Mar
Dec
Jun
12%
•
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,50
'•
22
16 %
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B)
(R
Semler
22,600
28 Va
•
A
Traffic Co
Water
8
8%
May
Jan
200
1
1
Allotment certificates
8Va
28 Va
l
,
Penn
Powdrell
11%
Jan
Sep
/
40
I_23
preferred
Penn
Pitts Bess
Jan
•
common—
A
preferred
Pinchin
7
Aug
109
12
800
5
i
prior stock
$5.50
Sherwin-Williams
115 %
105% Aug
25%
50
Selby Shoe Co__
Selected Industries Inc common—.;
Convertible stock
Sick's
26
71 Va
Dec
2% Nov
6-3/4
Lock & Hardware
Dec
68
—
10 Va
Jan
7%
General
Nov
12 34
16 Va
1
Jan
34
160
9
Bros Inc_
38 %
12%
„
3%
243/4
1
common
109 %
Sep
'
Mills
Gas & Elec class
Pierce
Jan
107'/a
200
3,900
18,700
25%
8
•
Solar
$2.80 series
Pmllips
20
Dec
44
/Jan
36
44%
1
I"
Pennsylvania Edison Co $5 series
Pbila
114% 114%
xll%
11%
12%
._10
preferred
Pepperell
Dec
38
25
Corp
& Reel
Plymouth
Peninsular
$6
200
common-
Pennroad Corp common
Penn
400
38 %
Va
x2234
new
Co
Parkersburg Rig
Pcdh
IZwI
Service
Airways warrants
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela Am sha_,
$1.40
44
38%
13
104 Va July
American
Patcliogue
43
preferred
Page-Hersey
Pan
43
—25
Pacific Lighting $5 preferred
Pacific Power & Light 1% pfd
Dec
-2%
Shawinigfin Water
Y:
5%
20
—
Co
Securities Corp
Shattuck
common
Jan
650
'•
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Pacific
Dec
Dec
3/4
21%
•
preferred
$6
Bcullin
15% Nov
f 22% 'Jan
■
100
Gas
125
ICO
United Filters B
Oliver
116
1
6,400
" "35 Vk-
35
35
6%
45 '4
24
10
Seiberling Rubber common
6 Va
Jan
5
1
25
Scovill Manufacturing-.—
25
Scranton Elec $6 pfd
*
Bcrantan Spring Brook Water Service—
Segal
6V4
19
19 %
(D A) common
Convertible preferred
Dec
Nov
105
1234
•C
25%
Apr
106 %
50
Dec
31 Va
105% 106%
20
Schulte
Nov
9934
.
Dec
Jan
8
—
common
22%
30
x31
Aug
14 %
£1
Co
110
100
1st pfd
7%
1st preferred
Oklahoma
105 %
*
—
Paper common—.
Oil Co_
United Corp common
Nov
46%
*
common
preferred
Service
6% pfd D—100
Dome
50
110%
4
B
2%
prtl—
513/4
v:.-
•/
—
Ogden Corp common
class
834
2%
1
conv
148
47%
-
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St
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A
Class
Dec
o
Co
8
2%
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St Lawrence
-
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8%
22
#
Feb
21%
'xx': .':
•
59% Nov
Apr
Dec
X
Dec
Jan
—1
Northrop Aircraft Inc
No*adel-Agene Corp
Ohio
1
1
Dec.;/
4'V
•
121
•
Nov
...
353/,
_25
class A
Power
4%
Russeks Fifth Ave
36%
tv#
21%
_50
Co
Northern
Northern
4
Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum—
Ryerson & Haynes common
•
Airlines
Northeast
North
y4
Ryan
Nov
Jan
1%
300
Feb
40
.17% Aug
11,000
2,600
10,200
Electric Steel Co
GOO
8%
28%
42%
Royalite Oil Co Ltu
300
8
-8
Nov
13
■'' •>"
1
600
41
convertible preferred——
50
;
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Texas
2 %
193/s Mar
100
25%
26%
4
4%
42 Va
52
1,100
Jan
29 % July
22 Va Jan
400
33V4
38
33/4
8
49,%
:.
IVa
43/a
31
3634
42
Co
Petroleum
49%
-50
prior preferred
146
Dec
300
Works
49%
;
49%
common
Dec
23 34
4,375
common
Corp
Art Metal
Rotary
Dec
1
«.
American
Class
Jan
2
8,300
13,600
9
8
8%
common
preferred
North
28% x30
8%
Jan
Ltd—
Cable
$1.20
%
May
%
110
123A Mar
■
9,400
•
Noma
,
Dec
133/4
,
—
37/a
Jan
153/4
3034
dep rets for ord reg
Root
Feb
180
.-
■
•'* 114
109
III
B
Mines
110
36,900
1%
v
340
21% May
117%
116
;
•'v.-H
4?
1 Va
900
31 Va
Pendleton Inc
Rolls Royce
Am
9»4
82
117 Va
•
i
37,400
28
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Rochester Gas & Elec
,
J*i
22
14% Aug
106% July
200
; 110
8Va
.100
•
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19
80
lis
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108
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-
conv
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100
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preferred..
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B
Niagara
6%
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preferred
1st
5%
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Service
Hudson
18 34
:
—
7%
23 >4
30
Radiator
Rio Grande Valley
Jun
11%
ft 30Vo Apr
—
7 Va
29
Roosevelt Field Inc
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shares
Dec
21%
31
warrants
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4
10
Dec
15
Dec
Jan
63
•.
10
Dec
168
Jan
7%
—
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Oct
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Mar
2% Mar
20%
900
12
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N
common
107
Jan
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10
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1
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•
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*
Raytheon Manulicturing common—50o
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•
Reliance Electric & Engineering
fl
Rice Stix Dry Goods
*
common
Roeser &
N
Jan
& Light Securities
Railway
'
Nelson' (Herman)
76%
156
13
.100
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Nov
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Nebraska Power 7%
400
110
High
Jun
1534 July
4% Dec
Apr
73/a
30o
106
Low
Dec
19 Va
102
Quaker Oats common.
Dec
11 Va
11
2,300
4
1
common
Radio
1414
14'A
102
167% 168
Ranr* Blnoe January 1
High
V* Dec
Jan
8%
16 Va Jan
12.50
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15 4.
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National
i
(
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Nov
400
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Car
35
700
20
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Par
11
2,000
14 %
for Week
High
19% Aug
250
•
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—
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3 4 %■
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Sales
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,
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WEEK ENDING
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Week's
Friday
;
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FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
4449
14
Jan
4%
12
Jan
34%
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1 Va
10
33
Dec
Dec
Nov
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Last
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21
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-
Low
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STOCKS
Low
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Last
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Range
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York
New
of Prices
Shares
...
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/
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.
Monday, December 24, 1945
.
Par
High
Low
Blckford's Inc
Taggart
Texas
Power
Co
Aug
30
Sep
122
115%
Boston
Dec
Edison
M-S
Oct
3,000
6%
Jan
10%
Dec
13%
Sep
25%
Nov
Conv
44
NOV
Debenture
17%
Nov
18%
Dec
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76
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3V48
41
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16%
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16
17 Va
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•
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50
;
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76
Jan
9% Jan
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61
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24%
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J-J
847a
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:
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—
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8
.
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5 %s
A
Dec
;
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SACentral States Electric 5s-——-1948
Dec
.
22 V2
common
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36
19 %
24
Roofing Inc.
1
Realty & Construction——1
&
Jan
3,100
10
Tlshman
Tobacco
11%
1,100.
5%
27%
Jan
35%
28%
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——
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rnew
.
3
Inc
Textron
800
34
26%
34
27
100
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Texon
Ttlo
pfd
Light 1%
&
11
9
9%
J
•
•
Corp common
Tampa Electric Co common
Technicolor Inc common..
1998
Range Since January 1
High
!'
Bethlehem Steel
Sales
-1971
—
'
Product
Tobacco
Tobacco
1
Amer
Todd
Exports—
Edison
6%
Tonopah
■3%
8%
1st
Nov
14%
Nov
Jan
Oil Co_—,
—10
warrants
2%
l% Sep
71% Jun
107% Mar
115
3 V2
3%
10
HI
3,400
440
99 7a 101
115
3%
7
44
4 Va
15%
.15%
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100
1
.
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15%
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43/4
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1
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4 %
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Union
Corp
1st mtge
Apr
15%
1st
Canada
of
Gas
Investment Co——1——
Union
Stk
Aircraft
United
United
Chemicals
Dec
13%
United
Elmira
Dec
Gas
Corp
United Light &
United
$3
Milk
300
6
25%
237a
Jun
Feb
8%
Dec
71
"
9% Mar
17.200
25%
Dec
Feb
30%
Dec
90
5s
1%
1
1%
Railways
—
—7
33
15%
Nov
127%
Oct
15%
x26%
Apr
1%
20
200
Jan
36%
Dec
Jan
16%
Dec
9%
2,800
27%
26%
3/64
44,800
34
15%
;
14% Mar
15,000
Products
Dec
27%" Dec
38
preferred,
100
100
100
Jan
48
Dec
86
60
Molasses
Amer
United
NJ
United
8%
Profit
RR &
Canal
Feb
100
Dec
Shoe
S
U
U
S
Co
and
1st
U
S
1
—3
common
International
Securities..
preferred with
S Radiator
U
.—1
common
class B
Graphite
S
$5
U
-25
Specialties
Foil
warrants,,
United
Stores
United
Products
47
48
300
44
Feb
18%
16%
19
1,900
9
Mar
18%
1978
4,400
16%
17%
700
13%
Apr
4%
4,600
1%
Jan
16%
4
103%
14%
15%
2,300
4%
5 Ve
V/s
x92
22%
100
24
24
common—
4%.
$5.50 priority stock
100
4%
*100
Dec
Dec
Jan
103/8
Dec
Mar
2472
Apr
Feb
27
Nov
Jan
Mar
1%
25
103
Dec
65%
500
'
7
Dec
674
3
850
common
convertiole
10%
3772
674
Jan
98
Sep
Dec
Nov
Jan
5%
Nov
Jan
92
10072
Dec
..
11%
5,600
3
116%
80
54
Petroleum,.
Mann/acturing
Vnet.
12%
7,700
Wato
Aircraft
16%
Co
Wagner Bailing voting trust ctfs
t%
16%
7%
800
22
23
5
claaa A
39%
37
J-D
—Jan 1949
Hygrade Food 6s ser A6s series B——————Jan 1949
A-O
$1067a
Baking Co warrants,,—
Wayne Knitting Mills
,—5
Wentworth Manufacturing
.1.28
~6%
A-O
$106
Indiana
3V4S—.1970
llnternational Power Sec—
P
&
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1941
1955
coup)-
u.
49%
~8%
West Texas Utility
Altallan
.-
McCord Corp 6s
Wichita
Williams
Willson
—
Products
—
f
Pow
Amer
Writing
&
4%
1,500
52
15%
Jan
114%
Dec
9
Mar
16%
Dec
2,100
10
135
Feb
164
Jun
35%
200
25
Aug
37
Nov
39
100
155
27%
4372 NOV
Jan
Feb
V
Appalachian
-10
26% I
25%
26%
•400
133/4
13%
25
Dec
187a NOV
11%
297a
Jan
Dec
18%
19%
Jan
22%
Dec
Jan
23
Nov
Jan
13%
De c
Jun
5
Jan
575
13%
6
110
18%
4,300
10
17%
17
18
1,400
11%
11%
12%
1,700
3s
mtge
9%
10
500
112
Dec
8% Mar
2272
Oct
123/4
Elec
lAssociated
Light 5s
1955
Park Lexington 1st mtge 3s—.—...1964
Power
&
5s__
&
Elec
37*s
374?.
4%
5%
Friday
Interest
3
21,400
Coke Co—
Portland Gas &
5s
■
■
5% Nov
Jan
series
5 7as
or
Sale Price
,
Friday's
Bid & Asked
,
Sold
Low
Range Sines
January 1
No.
High
Low
J-J
J-J
M-S
J-D
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1013/s
104
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3
105
109
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10
107
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111
100
102%
105
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,
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—
12
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—
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Co—
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102 3/a
10272
1103/a 110%
Joaquin Lt & Pwr 6s
Real Estate 6s
Scullin Steel Inc mtge 3s
101% 102%
46
4
29
517s
4972
297a
A-0
53%
48.3/4
48%
517*
507a
75
-1968
68
29
54
50
50
5072
51
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106
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1970
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1952
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63
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75
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—
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88
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78
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64
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42
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103
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97
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1961
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—.1954
111
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97%
60
63
46
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31
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30
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47
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48
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105
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106
47
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286
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200
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1,700
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117%
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116
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123
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—I
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,
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Last
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32
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35%
59
265
27
56% "-"
36'A
Jan
59%
Jan
I
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46
22%
2
45.35-
'
47%
1,336
23%
269
200
11
2%"
Co
Mfg
'
320
37%
Feb
13% Mar
6% July
60c
July
Oct
Brown
Fence
Dec
Bruce
Sep
Burd- Piston
26%
15
3%
&
3% -
110
17a
Jan
k%
common—
Brothers
Nov
Central
Nov
Central
III
W
49%
282
35%
Jan
51
Dec
Central
States
common-
5474
Dec
Jan
15
Dec
2874
Dec
7,200
1%
Jan
674
Nov
16%
650
7%
Jan
17%
Dec
874
2,000
3
Jan
874
Dec
10
1,800
574
Jan
>1074
Dec
100
16
Apr
21
Dec
100
774
Mar
17
32 "
31
%; 34% %
550
26
Jan
36
Nov
24%
25 %
350
1674
Jan
27
Nov
53
53
400
4874"Jan
14%-
950
10% Mar
2074
2274
700
■
2074
Lt
pfd
7%
Mar
53
Dec
24
Jan
55
Nov
Jan
1174
Nov
Apr
4874
Nov
Jan
113 A
Dec
13%
Jan
27%
Dec
9974
Jan
T'4
Nov
6 7'2
Dec
200
5%
„5
45
45
150
32%
10%
10%
200
674
24%
25
500
320
:
;
110
474
1
9%
'
-
111
Jan
500
474
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37
50'A
25
Oct
Oct
150
49%-
50
,
61
15%
23%
100
4974
♦
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Jan
112
21
—,
&
Jan
674
24%
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_50c
i
common
Pr
D?c
39 74
20
:
20
preferred—
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2074
Dec
1,400
13%
6
974
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s
50
Dec
100
28%
974
Rutler
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■
-1
—
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Dec
547s
•
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Corp
19%
15 :
.
—
common
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Dec
600
v
common
Ring
1274
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Oct
774 Aug
1674 Feb
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common.-—
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Co
Convertible
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Sons
Common
49%
153A;
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capital
Co
&
■
47.15
Corp
14
1,100
14%
common.—
common-
Brewing
Brach
4274
~5%
*
Co
Jan
2,200
28 34
—1
3
96
21%
1274
12%
1374
—1
8
-71
1874
Jan
1834
5474
l>
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Jan
1174
—4
1—
15%
1074
1974
common.,-—.
Washer
170
-
17
1774
High
Low
17%
17%
11
Corp »Delaware)———.
Aviation
'
Range Since January 1
High
..Loiff
5
—5
common.
50
33%
Shares
Co
Mfg Co common——
640
14%
for Week
common..——
Equipment Corp common.—
Asbestos
Ilh
common.——
Mfg
103
97
Range
of Prices
par.
13%
191% XwX 475
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
stocks—
15
48
3109.
Apr
1057a 110V4-"
■
70%
common—50
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Co.—
Holding
Venezuela
102 "a 104
22 %
14 74
•
79 '
10
& Min
Smelting Ref
Jun
97
:
10874
XXL—25''
preferred
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page
•
26
Jun
14
5%
.
106
4274
2574
Shoe Mach
Athey Products capital
103
26%
38%
38
Apr
127a
34:37 34.37
97
3%
Dec
8'%
8%
274 July
Jan
Jun
23%
55%
7
Feb
174
Oct
69%
19
;
174
50
Nov
138
10%
.15
—
Dec
1474 Mar
100
2'A
112
41%
5
Co_——:
Fruit
16'%
19
7
Drug
1334
—
.
—
Copper—
4%
174 Aug
1274. Jan
'
112
15
.
A—-—
——
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For
"X
37Jan
14
•—
Bakeries
B
115% Aug
.
1
Electric
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Class
Nov
Dec
1274
65%
:
Employers Group Assoc
——• —
Engineers Public Service——_——1.
1 - __ '-■•••
Capital
4674
Aug
65
18
19%
197e
*
—
Drill————
Twist
Automatic
1st preferred series A,
-_100
preferred class B___„—r100
5% pfd adjustment
———100
Eastern SS Lines Inc common
•
$2 conv preferred
...—
Hathaway
288
1,780
;;;;.
Oct
24%
Jan
Associates—
6%
General
17.
150
65
,—
67«>
National
Dec
33 74
150
2%.
XI7%
17%
preferred—
.49% Nov
Feb.
569
1%
prior preferred —;
—100
Eastern Mass Street Ry common—100
General
45
26%
4'%7o
First
■
Jan
43
—^r25
Co——
&
650
■
Dec
Nov
X 307s Dec
81
^-10
Service
Mining
29
130
;
;},
41%
A———.—-1."-'-- 34.37
Century^Shares TrustCities
656
\:.V15
%
196%
Aug
80
1st pfd
1st pfd stamped—100
Boston Personal Prop Trust———*'
Boston & Providence RR
100
Calumet
Jan
133
,
59
Jan
9'%
-
D
clas3
May
7'A
.
274
Nov
13%
—100
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—100
T/o ..class C 1st pfd stamped—-100
107f
44
44
7 80%
'—-——v.—,,
class B
8%
136
t
41%
RR—,
Maine
prior preferred——100
class A 1st preferred-—i—.-100
1%
,
41 %
156%
125
24%
X23%
—
Edison
695
148% 148%
High
295a July
:vi 2,168
:
30%
45
29'a
43%
pfd—_100
^ ;
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~100
136%
Inc——
& Son
Bird
;
50
—;
56%
5238
1186% 1917a
186%
29'%
'
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42%
42 5s
—
-
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*
—
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet 6%
.
;
.
Range Since January 1
,
High
Low
&
5
75%
for Week
Shares
8
U
Sales
of Prices
Last
'lei
Jan
Dec
2074
2'A
..
Inc—
Webster
2nd
6%
.
Woolen
Dec
Nov
97c
3874 Mar
3%
Dec
U
:
Week'*
10
.-100
•
Suburban Elec Securities com———*'
$4
;
—
pfd
Association
&
Stone
Friday
Sugar
30c
1374
3%
•'
United
American
7774
Jan
iiS
44%
13%
Machine—.
7%
Rutland RR
United
American
Dec
Nov
136
Jan
30c
56
3%
";42%
a
Mach.
Hole
Reece
United
American
427
25
Quincy Mining Co
Union
Agri -Chemical
Nov
74
1%
Feb
42
10974
370
5,725
7174'73%
Pennsylvania
25
July
•
374
3%
—100
—
—
Mills
Pacific
17
Jan
22c
95
~
130%
92c
...
80c
85 c
X.
'
Old Colony RR
Torrington Co
American
129
129%
-100
■'
7774
77
Tel & Tel-^.——
Mining-.—
Butte
Jan
1534
2,670
iV
8674 Nov
.
North
7 .42 % Nov
■■
Co 49-————1973
Woodbury Mills—
{subord ina te d)—
Vernon
47c
1
Dec
Apr
774
490
24'a
1
preferred
5% %
245
16%
2274
22%
474
Jan
6474
35
15%
1
1
100
.4%
78
'
80c
—
Baltimore Transit
Mt
Cos—_—
74
'
,25c
.V/-;'■
>;■
Jan
—1
New England
Shawmut
Bonds—'
4174
England Gas & Elec Assn—
New
■"
70
12'% Jun
62
Jun
Jan
53
4
5
—-
Service
National
5%
78
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High
/
1,954
52
"
12
1
-
Low
11
,
„——T_,
Nash-Kelvinator
Nov
19
168%
Jan
Linotype
..
—20.."V 41 %
Fidelity & Guar
Western National Bank—:
U S
Dec
Jun
7
40%
Jan_.
% 26
•
121,
140
98
29%
Jan
46-
4':"
935
17%
140
99
8
.
155
42
.
—50
pfd—
5%
.
57 l-.r
26%..;
26
2
Casualty———
Amsterdam
New
North American
100.
166%
Jan
•
•
Feb
69
,
'
7
Apr
20
,,
Mergenthaler
High
.
Jan
2.75
180
*7:r%:
:/
166%
t 57
prior pfd———10
cum
84i%
c——1
16
266
35
84%
&
200
'
6%
33
33
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' v'
29%
6
:
•
100
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"•
High
29%
—•
;
Deposit Co
———20
Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp——10
Houston Oil of Texas 6% pfd vtc,—25
Mt Vernon-Woodbury Mills-—
'v,
New common
100
Preferred ——u-~—-^-i.i'-.>--.100;
Fidelity
kale,
Range Since January I
High
Low-
llOO
"
Eastern Sugars
21%
for Week
of Prices
Par
Sales
of Prices
Low
Par
Consol Gas
22
5%
Sales
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
v t c_
5%
60
DECEMBER 21
Baltimore Slock Exchange
common
153
14 Vg
EXCHANGES
ENDING
Friday
Transit Co
12%' 13%
13
certificates oi aeposit,
uono," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vto," voting trust certificates}
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
8TOCK8-*
Preferred v t c
37
when Issued;
"w 1,"
;•
37
19
RANGE
Arundel Corporation
37%
\
Abbreviations used above—"coa,"
v
OTHER STOCK
Bait
46%
•
.
tive; "conv,"
St Waterways—
A External 6%s stamped—;—
6V2s;
A
value,
a Deferred delivery sale,
x Ex-dividend. 1
'%■ ■
•No par
r
735
to
d Ex-Interest, e Odd-lot sale, n Dnder-the-rule
V ;•
•
prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds being traded flat.
^Reported in receivership .>
: !
HEX liquidating cash dividend of $22.50, plus stock distribution,
76
71
75
;
J-J
Plan
to
reduced
A5yas
•
744%
2012
;
.
Government
ARussiau
J
No.
J-J
2%
6 Vis
pursuant
Interest
'
7Frlday's bid and asked
1948
~
January 1
High
75
Janeiro
de
'
to
pursuant
Stamped
-Range Since
Soid
; t-75
J-J
...—1955
—
5s_————
Extended
A-0
Bank of)
(see Mortgage
ACauca Valley 7s
Bogota
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Period
A Rio
Bid & Asked
7s
Plan A
Interest reduced to 274s—
'
Last
;
of Chile 6s„
(State)
Stamped
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
47%
M-S
1959
22
95
36%
J-D
75
38%
25
J-D
Mortgage Bank
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
Exchange
51%
20
37%
719%
-1931
1972
AParana
Curb
47%
46%
„
50%
50%
A-0
1947
1927)_
750%
M-N
1947
1927)
*
45
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
BONDS
36%
A
2%s_-,
stamped—
A7s
York
28
45%
32
745
MortgageBank of Bogota—
A
New
High
38%
M-S
Plan
to
pursuant
Interest
Low
28
101 Va
—
99
Sold
No.
1958
AMedeJiiu ,>7s
105 %
Range Sinee
January I
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
stamped_1958
6%s
(Peru)
7s
Stamped
116% 120%
(;
—
City
AMaranho
,
;
.4104 % 105 %
F-A
1937
1947
5s stpd—;
Co
106
7106 % 108
J-D
'
1959
Union— *
7.106% 109
78%
Last
Sale Price
High
J-D
78 %
Exchange
Low
A-O
M-S
—,—1954
1964
;
2030
—;—1960
dabs
income
A5s
Wash
Curb
January 1
Bid & Asked
Low
York
Interest
Period
New
Range Since
Bonds
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
1174
185%
1774
22
1.100
Jan
22
Dec
11
12
4,300
1J
Jan
12
Dec
1.110
82%
Jail
310
874
Jan
18174 190
1774
--
18 74
'
14
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
3102
CHRONICLE
Monday, December 24,
1945
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Burrell
Cherry
Chicago Corp
Corp
:;:5
common.
common
Vtc
Co
Co
Co
com
22
common—_1
Co
Cudahy Pack 4%%
Curtis Lighting
(Alf)
250
35
Jan
49
Nov
Yates-American
31%
100
243/8
Get
31%
Dec •{
Zenith
Watch
Mills
Drive
Radio
Jan
79
16%
Jan
30%
Dec
200
3"%
Jan
8%
Nov
Low
(new)_12ya
35 'A
*
Machine
capital
_5
common—
Low
High
31% July
37,% Mav
900
30
250
14:1,4
Jan
16%
17%
1,800
11%
Jan
17%
17%
;•//;- 400
11%
12%
900
40%
17%
17 %
353/4
30
-
com__
Corp
Range Since January 1
High
35'/8
—*
common
'/"• 11%
•
40%
100
t
Dec
«
22
650
17
July
28%
.
7%
Jan
80
30
30 %
100
20%
20%
150
23
Jan
1,600
39%
39 %
23
23
30%.
Nov
22
73A
35
29
Jan
100 %
Jan
250
Apr
25
Jan
29
6%
1,150
4
Apr
48%
100
39
Mar
20%
21%
1,050
50
53
21%
—15
5
9%
22%
:
r
j
56%
Dec
750
153/4 July
23% Dec
34%
Feb
Jan
6%
14%
common
Corp
(The)
Brands
Oil
Btudebaker
Jan
93%
67 %,
Jan
200
•
7%
8%
1,100
46%
Vz
46%
500
5%
38
a
Dec
Dec
of
N
Co
1
j
97%
Jan
Dec
9
)
Dec
4934
Mar
.
Sep
|
,
14% Dec
t
22 3A
22
1,100:
22%; AUg
15 ya Jani
25%
Dec
!
22
Jan
34
Dec
l
28
V 31%
;V>
34
l
44
Nov
.
*
16%
•
30
223A
56%
Dec
Jan
64
Nov
17
Jan
243a
Dec
300
16% ' 173A
1,700
31%
"
J—
66 Ye
66%
30
10%,
Je n
19%
19
%
Jan
33
y4
Jan
45%
Nov
1,200
A
31 y4
100
56% Aug
18% Jan
200
common.
i
j
Dec
29
29%
•
•
i
,
'
Jan
48%
common
/
Dec
Nov
2,300
-22%'23%
33%
common
198i»
47%
111% Nov
-
Jan
t
9
3
common
Corp
Rubber
S
13 5
Jan
76%
46
•
U
Nov
'Oct
43%
Jan
29 y4
_1
—
Radio Corp of America common
Republic Steel Corp common—
f
11%
600
•
Oil Co
Standard
Jan
July
300
' V
•
York Central RR capital
Standard
22
57
.
i
68%
N»v
33 38
Dec.
72%
Oct
,
Aug
-
Dec
I
,
;
'
Dec
72
74%
Jan
'77%
20%
20%
100
10%
Jan
22%
Dec
1
12%
12%.
13 %
2,750
11%
Nov
13%
Dec
Safety Razor common
*
Goodyear Tire & Rubber common...'
22%
22%
23%
1,000
13% Mar
26
Dec
60
60%
200
51% July
61%
Nov
21
22%
600
16
Jan
24%
Dec
24%
25
500
18%
Feb
25%
Oct
Com
Motors
General
Outdoor
General
Gibson
common
72
common...——"
Adv
Refrigerator
10
Dec
•
;
common.:
Pure
*
18
45
93%
Paramount Pictures Inc
Pullman Incorporated
,«
23
Co
Corp
(Glenn L) Co
1
35%
250
14%
9%
1
New
I1
Dec
24% Aug
23%
27
Dec
Nov
Jan
Iron
Nash-Kelvinator
«
Dec
"
6%
7% Aug
13% Jan
22»/2
Martin
*•
13% Mar
150
27
Oct
52
1,900
1,450
10%
<
17%
43
1
Electric
}
Nov
10%
15
•5%
Dec
102
12%
48%
10
42 3/4
Dec
3%
1,700
General
Dec
17%
8»/a Mar
_100
Curtiss-Wright
Interlake
Nov
20
24%
27%
5%
General Finance Corp common
Feb
26
Top & Santa Fe Ry com
Bethlehem Steel <Corp common-
»
Dec
17%
43
50
Atch
Dec
Mar
10
•
Anaconda
Nov
47%
50
8
34%
.26
Jan
17%
100
100 % 100%
8
36
Dec
31
Stocks—
American Radiator & St San com
Copper Mining
J
1
30
2,400
Brewing common——lYi
(Peter)
63
900
33%
—-—-.5
Unlisted
i
7%
46%
Inc
Jun
79
23 %
*
—
76a/4
28%
28%
Auto—
Jan
33%
10
com
Co
America
of
54%
46%
.——25
Utll Oorp
100
68'/a
22%
(The).
Bousenoid
Four-Wheel
Fox
43
33%
pfd (new).lOO
common———2'/a
Cohn Inc
&
National
Flour
Shares
Dec
221/4
cum
Inc
Paper Corp
Elgin
Oct
32
1
Dodge Mfg Corp common
Domestic Industries Inc class
Electric
64
Aug
22
pfd———50
partic shares vtc Ai^-.—"
partic shares vtc B—.—*
Common
Eddy
Jan
22%
7%
Co vtc partic
Common
Decker
Indust
53%
10
25
Consolidated Biscuit common—
Crane
Woodall
850
com
common
Bankshares
63
78%
&
Inc—
Commonwealth Edison common
Consumers
Wisconsin
*
27
10
*—*
common——
Uten
(The)
Coleman
Feb
32
68%
—*—
_
Service
Aluminum
Club
Wieboldt Stores Inc
Dec
9%
42
42
100
5%
preferred—1
Chicago Towel Co—
Common capital
Cities
21%
for Week
North Western Ry—
&
for
Jan
Jan
7%
El & Mfg
58 %
Chicago Milw St P & Pac com wi
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Westinghouse
Nov
31%
Mfg class A pfd—
0
Chicago Flexible Shaft common:..—0
Elec
Chicago
16
*
33
32
58%
preferred
Convertible
Chicago
100
8,450
9Va
High
21% Mar
100
21
8%
8%
Week's
Last
Low
31
21
21
i
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Ranre Blnoe January 1
High
31
Belt" Co.- common—;——
Chain
ENDING DECEMBER 21
for Week
Bale Prlee
STOCKS—
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Friday
Co
common
Gillette
Gossard
Co
W)
(H
Great Lakes
Hein
Co
&
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18
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com
300
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20
650
13%
Apr
21%
300
10%
Jan
17
160
14%
Jan
21%
40
22%
22%
8%
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8%
37% May
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40 %
24%
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10
capital
200
17
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Indiana
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700
35
34%
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350
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Oklahoma
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19%
13y4
Jan
14%
Jan
14%
25
Dec
100
40 3/4
600
10
500
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18%
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42
111
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500
12
100
10%
100
74
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Nov
18
7
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300
48%
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75%
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15%
Nov
44%
51
200
30%
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52
22%
350
25
13%
13 %
100
17% Aug
11% May
950
23%
1st
Feb
16
(The)
Jan
30'A
Peabody Coal Co class B
6%
50
136
Jan
170
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180
43
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142
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23
23%
250
16
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23%
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103/4
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100
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10%
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12%
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Pennsylvania RR capital
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke capital— —100
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—1
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Steel
Car
23
'
42%
131
'
class
American
Cities
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Dec
33%
Jan
4%
Jan
10
98
74
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Corp
Quaker
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Jan
•
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i
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■
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SchWitzer
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Dec
200
33%
Jan.
45%
5%
69%
Jan
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Roebuck
Serrick
Corp
&
class B
•
—1
100
4% Aug
83/4
100
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Jan
24%
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%
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%
103
7
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CD
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560
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100
29%
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Akron
American
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Jan
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500
19%
1,200
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31
203/4
21%
45
46
footnotes
41%
5%
14% Apr
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500
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1,200
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270
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593/4
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—
33%
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50
21
—
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38
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56%
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72
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Nov
&
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5
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18%
18%
100
113/4
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18%
Dec
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10
5%
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10
Dec
Jan
77
Dec
Jan
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50
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Eaton Mfg
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Firestone Tire
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18
1
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103
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Dec
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50
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13
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General Electric
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14
Apr
21%
Dec
General
Rubber
200
31
Apt
39% Nov
59%
100
49% Aug
60
Nov
31»/2
200
17
Jan
31%
Dec
x50%
52y2
480
363/4
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52ya
51%
51%
100
25%
Jan
62%
1,600
14% Mar
273/4
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12
May
19
Dec
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Jan
85
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Interlake steamship
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Goodyear Tire
263/4
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1
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19
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221
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270
26
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—
—
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36%
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28
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For
18
19
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18y2
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4—
10
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United Light & Rys
60
Dec
25
—
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Nov
Dec
5
common
20%
Friday
33%
5%
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—
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Cleveland Slock Exchange
Jan
A 34%
10
Machine Tool common
Sep
40%
22TTa
——
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Addresso-Multigraph
500
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Co
Dec
1212
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62%
110%
.10
—
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2,800
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95
10% Mar
10
26%
27%
Dec
10%
45
Swift &
Jan
45
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ON
.
36y2
•
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Furn Corp common
78%
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6Va
10
31%
.
10y4
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Stewart-Warner
Nov
62%
62%
25
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34%
———
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15 V4
10%
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Jan
m
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2%- Jan
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26%
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common
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capital
8%
10%
44%
10
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200
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484
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107%
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103
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Jun
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Dec
%
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Sinclair Oil
Oct
Dec
24%
.
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common
'
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Nov
8
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103
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capital—
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91
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50
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11
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13
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110
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20%
29%
V
28
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170
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pfd— —100
common—
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13
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%
1,150
27%
20
109
93
/
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National Pumps
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Dec
Dec
17%
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22
•
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63/4 Nov
Jan
6%
40
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Leonard
Nov
22%
Jan
17%
72%
44%
6
10
38%
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24%
2% Jan
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10
Art
Kahn
Dec
108% Aug
8 3/4 Apr
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16%
50
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Nov
1
Nov
Dec
5%
2%
28
■
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15
14%
—
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Dec
6%
50
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Formica
Dec
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100
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373/4
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*
prior lien pfd
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Mfg
30
21%
20
common
preferred
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47%
&
49%-
12%
;
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May
66%
*
43/4 Mar
20%
-10
common
56
Jan
25
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Bancorp
common
Nor West Util
Jan
;
7%
13
17%
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Northwest
38%
.
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13
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—
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200
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22
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Car
19
110% 110%
■
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523/4
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100
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Pressure
65
common———*
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Co
National
30
5%
—:
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55
39
::
22
vtc
common
Chemical
Monroe
Jan
24%
—•
preferred
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7%
13%
5
—1
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com
capital
Inc
3,700
Gas
Cincinnati
v,
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Jan
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—
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Cincinnati Street
Nov
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Cincinnati
Jun
16%
11%
13%
—;—100
—
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39
13
common
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Jan
1
so
109
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Dec
6%
47%
'
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5
v
12%
8%
Lindsay
Material
Dec
170
-7
Lincoln
Line
5
Dec
3,550
65
McNeil & Libby common—
Printing Co common
Light & Chemical com
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13%
16%
17
preferred
100
,-7
55
common.
Low
1%
19
100
'
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Oct
34
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common
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High
1%
—
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Kimberly Clark common—JL—-
Low
Burger Brewing
Oct
37
253/4 Aug
6% Jan
15%
.60
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Dec
183/4
Jan
32%
16%
,
Kellogg Switchboard common
Kentucky Utll jr cum pfd
La
5
7%
13%
Powey $6 pfd——.——*
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for Week
•
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Sep
Dec
Products
Baldwin
Dec
22%
10
600
American
Champion Paper & Fibre,
Brick
Illinois
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Dec
40
22%
common
Week's
Last
Sale Price
;
:
Dec
19%
Friday
stocks—
Dec
17
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Dec
21%
19%
19%
—
20
17
Parts
(Geo)
Dec
20%
—
cap—
common—
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*
—
com
G
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Motor
Inc
Hormel
Dk
Corp
Brew
Werner
Horders
&
Dr
Harnischfeger
Helleman
common
62
1,000
79
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(Un)—
(Un)
46
Sep
Dec
39
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38
48
July
32
20
31
Dec
79
132
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Dec
90
Feb
54
54
400
52
Jan
55
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Industrial Rayon
Jan
J-h
79
32
100
-
%
a66% a66%
143/a
43
39%
143/8
43
8%
100
33
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Mar
Jan
63% Get
45
69-
Feb
Dec
14% Dec
45
Dec
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.Volume
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4449
162
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 21
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Sales
,
Last
777^'f'"1 stocks—
Range
for Week
Sale Price
'
of Prices
Shares
Range Since January 1
Direct
Wire
Private
High
Low
High
Low
i
Allen &
to
Co., New York
■
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Jones <&
i
Island
Kelley
Acme
National
J
Corp
15%'
795
13 y4 Mar
17 ya
Jun
7l/a
Jan
15
1,304.:
40
Jan
40
Nov
Dec
215
'%
.
4 %
Jan
19
50
19
20 Vb
Jan
37%
Jan
7
Oct
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
375
a35% a35%
Republic
Steel
Richman
:
20
33%
Member Los
16 V8
Aug
23%
Dec
18%
Jan
34 y2
Nov
16%
Jan
24%
30V2
250
14%
Jan
30%
Dec
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a31V4
205
19 Va
Jan
33 %
Dec
537
39% Mar
56 %
Dec
24%
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—
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Oct
29 Vb
27%
27%
213
12%
13
395
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Jan
13
2%
Feb
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18
26 %.
Jan
47 Va
Dec
a65% a67%
105
39 y8
Jan
70%
Dec
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•
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Preferred
:
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High
35%
33%
Creameries
of
_»
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America.
30%
Nov
31
21%
22
Nov
Jan
27
Nov
71
1,251
Jan
94 y4
Oct
33%
Sep
17%
Dec
115
Dec
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•
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f,
Aircraft
Dresser
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Co
a29%
4
a
1
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375
375
Radio—
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18
17%
18
A
1
7%
7%
8%
74 %
74%
Exeter
Oil
Ltd
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class
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Jan
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7
Merchants
Manufacturing
Detroit Stock Exchange
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Last
.
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.
Sale Price
MOCKS—
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Oil
Oceanic
Pacific
High
Lew
Hioh
Low
Par
Electric
Allen
Rubber
Brown,
McLaren
Consolidated
Paper
Continental
Detroit
22%
22%
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17 y2
is y2
7'
Jan
120
20%
Jan
18
23
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Jan
8%
Dec
8%
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2,675
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9%
3,097
2iy4
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4%
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i%
Jan
5%
Dec
23%
24%
322
15%
Jan
25%
Dec
15%
15%
100
9% Mar
17%
Dec
6lA
1,750
Apr
6%
Dec
575
7% Mar.
14%
14
Dec
Corp——_—— .-•—2
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——
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5
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6%
Wood [industries-.——-s-J— 3
12%
1
common———.—-—10
13%
12%
14 &
71%
73%
1
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Brewing
Finance
Motors
—,
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common-
Brewing
Goebel
Graham-Palae
Grand
Car—
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X
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Mid-West. Abrasives -
27% Aug
23%
Jan
22%
110
16%
Jan
25
30%
500
15 Va
Jan
Oil
Packard Motor Car common
7 Park Chemical Co
li
31%
Prudential
May
:
325
6
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100
3%
9%
Investing
Jan
,8%
Dec
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Monday, December 24, 1945
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
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Dec
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Oct
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49%
4.4'»
Power 8%
Elec
Phila
—
2,416
10
10%
12%
Jan
3Ta
425
6%
Jan
pfd__
7%
Jan
14%
.
3%
3,050
Dec
4%
American
Nov
Bank
Dec
Dr
Pepper
2,941
5%
Jan
8%
Nov
3,380
32%
Jan
46%
Nov
Falstaff
Griesedieck-West.
37% Mar
263
43%
44Tb
27%
28
2,809
31
49%
29%
Nov
494
20%
119%
62
116%
31%
504
28/
313s
Nov
Oct
27% May
31
Dec
122
Jun
33
Dec
Shoe
Johansen
common.!
110
19 %
Jan
29 V8 Mar
46 Vb
65
36%
Jan
46%
Dec
3—...
common-
Brew
26%
75
15%
Jan
28%
Dec
Lac'ede-Christy
10 Va
398
6 Va
Aug
10%
Jan
Laclede
25%
9
:
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Invest
$3
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r
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1%
421b
Feb
61%
Nov
National
293
57%
Jan
73
Nov
Rice-Stix
50
50
I
1%'
I.
4
4
4%
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4%
48 Vi
'X2;
20 y4
Dec
1%
Jan
250
333
Dec
6
Nov
45
,v 34
Dec
104
Jan
27% Mar
*36%
198
'
;
31»/4 Aug
37% May
Dec
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V
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.
CEntral 7600
Bell Teletype SL 593
-
Apr
2%
Nov
Jan
4%
Nov
Securities
1,077
1 %
Jan
5%
Dec
Stix,
30
38%
Jan
Aug
52
49 Va
/,
50% Nov
CANADIAN
Shares
Range Since January 1
9
-
8
.
••••'■■
7%
Jan
4
Jan
8
Dec
70
8
July
10
Mar
22%
37
37
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26
165
16
56
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56
170
34
40%
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—
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Mar
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Nov
60
14%
Jan
"23
65
100
47%
Jan
66
43
30
39 V8
Feb
45%
5
5
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65
...
Inv
Baer
Nov
Oct
6
Nov
20
3% July
Dec
Dec
//.'
380
8
Feb
16
25
445
9%
Jan
25
Dec
24
: 25
Dec
26
'
150
14%
24
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19%
14
17
17
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27
32'/a
33 V2
41%
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41%
62
62
V"
90
17%
Jan
128
17%
Jan
29%
Nov
210
-
v-
Jan
20
Aug
35
Nov
19
Jan
60
552
3
77
71
;
Dec
41%
Dec
62
27% Feb
"105 Va Mar
Nov
106%
Nov
83
Mar
100
common
common
80
80
"
1——
Fuller
&
15
19 Va
common.—.
common—;
Wagner Electric
'
■
Nov
14
Inc common..——.IIII5
Preferred
Dec
Apr
Y
43
23
0
—.25
common—
Goods
Oct
14%
150
145"
13%
7Va
High
Low
High
9
Nov
%
42
Sales
for Week
103% 103 %
ITe
20
-V
Exchange
of Prices
•
com—.—.5
—.20
...
Prod
common—
(V B)
218
1%
3%,
Clay
Dry
2,096
•
'
•
common
Jan
Range
13%
13%
...—...
Candy
108
71Tb
3%
preferred
Dec
9%
Week's
I__Il
Portland Cement com
54%
69 Va
•
'
-'
25
.....——
Corp
•
common.:— Illio
Preferred
United
*1*2
Steel
Scruggs
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge:—
Class A participating
Transit
"
20%
120
Louis 2,
:
a
52%
.52%
'
Dec
65c
Sep
•
> Last
..."
Shoe common.—...
(S S)
Johnson
Mo
0
1
Ill li
com..—:
common.—..
Key Co common
0
2%
Jan
Phone
10
common...:
26 %
_
Mar
7%
,'vYv
Y
45%
common—
Dec
Dec
I
5c
■"
M
25%
Paper
■
.
International
26 l/a
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1871
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3
—.5
(S & D)
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50
Scott
10
.
50
Corp.——„—. — —1 '
—_ —
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2nd
Sun
St.,
Low
_»
Reading
—
12'/a
Exchange Associate
Hyde Park Brewing common...——.10
•
Shoe common
Nov
Jan
21
Brewing
44% Dec
Oil
40%
Jan
'
Sale Price ;
common
8%
32% Mar
Dome
Dec
Jan
Jan
36%
Exchange
Electric Co
214
Motors
Nov
90c
Chicago Board of Trade
Curb
York
Equipt
BIdg.
Century
42
Salt
Stock
common—1.
Inv
44%
7%
1
Nov
170
5%
35%
4%
Dec
5%
160 y4
900
V
43 %
Par
40%
Reo
5%
6%
Jan '
Nov
Jan
172,002
36%
8T0CKS-
41%
Co common
preferred
I'
2%
43
39%
75
185
19
Friday
3
Corp
Philco
145
20%
35%
2 %
118%
) V?:
65c
17%
%
55c
60
7%
2%
Dec
'
11%
40c
'
27 '/a
45c
580
-
40%
20%
7% Nov.
Jan
'
17% Jun
•
4'/^
42
31%
5%
20%
45c
;
21
584
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160'/s
SI. Louis Stock
;;17%- Dec
2.786
13 V4
119
25
Jan
100
Dec
905
16%
«
:
—100
1%
7%
:
12%
28%
common
preferred
% 1,777
10%
Nov
>
43%
0
preference
$1
New
Dec
Jan
248
52%
74%
45%
27'%
Philadelphia Electric Co common.
Jun
Louis Stock Exchange
Nov
62
21%
8 Vb
»
12%
Nov
42%
50
Manufacturing—
Salt
Feb
Oct
1,557
St.
■
Chicago Stock Exch.
•
23%
York
New
.
Dec
-
'
Penna
9%
39%
4th
North
Members
Dec
10 V2
158
24%
10
1
Dec
534
•;
300
Dec
10 Va
.,50
140 Va
p
50
Corp
Pennsylvania RR
Nov
16 V*
Dec
Jan
71%
—
27%
Jan
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Nov
Jan
10 Va
_....
Pennroad
1963s
9%
'
—
Rights
V
92%
50%
x
Jan
10%
'
Air Brake
S
410
15%
•
& Light.
Power
National
5%
Nov
208
/>-Y/Y;. Y 45%,
RR_———
Lehigh Valley
Dec
18%
55c
160
-
High
27%
22%
Si
Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
11%
25
809
-
27
•
45c
1
Steel
Alloys
Westinghouse
133%
72% :
.
995
7%
6%
~5%
7% May
5'/4 Apr
Nov
11%
27
1
Springs—
Glass common—
United States
Dec
22 Ta
j.
50%
Illio
Brothers
Gimbel
"r-
Co——.:——1
Vanadium
21 Vi
124
V 2__
•
_
—
—-
21%
22%
462
34%
19 Vb
""YY'
■.
,
Light—__—. .13%
Motors..:
24%
32%
124
—
Battery—
Storage
Electric
General
845
I,
•
common
16 y8
11
Toy Mining—.—
1
OH & Gas common....— 1
50%
Jan
21%
—.—
Co
17%
33%
■
5
Chrysler Corp
26%
16
—5
—
■■
_•
——
11%
26%
16
Brewing common....... —*
Plate Glass—.....
25
common
——.—..10
25 % July
Low
477
24%
Works v t c —13
Budd Wheel Co
2 9 Vb
*
10
—
Fuel
Range Since January 1
Shares
26%
186% 191%
186%
Mfg Co common—.
G)
(E
—
—.—
Baldwin Locomotive
Budd
1
Gas.
Established
*
American Tel & Tel
100
Autocar Company common......—_5c
AmAvVcan Stores
Steel
;
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
High
25%
25%
Aug
Sales
2. of Prices
Sale Price
-'/..Par
3%
Jan
'
•
1 % Mar
Dec
for Week
Range
„
Dec
Jan
Westinghouse Electric Corp com—12%
Week's
Friday
11%
18 y4
San
37 % May
Jan
Dec
Jan
20 y4
Nov
41
50
25 Va
52
Shamrock
Apr
Jan
1,553
Renner
Dec
17 Va
210
2%
2%
42%
13
32 %
New
Dec
317a July
25
4 %
Corp
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp——.—
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry common....*
Oct
Jan
44%
100
a49 a49%
68%
59 Va
...
235
Nov
5
Jan
11
High
,
Jan
25
Commercial
Pittsburgh
Dec
13%
505
,*
23%
305
31%
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
STOCKS—
22%
28%
25
Ohio
40% Aug
34%
58% May
io
655
452
i
Aug
770
/'■■
'
'
127
Jan
Feb
77
10'/a
Supsly.—_———10
National Fireproofing Corp—...
•
National Radiator
10
Oct
27%' Sep
,s
a21%
98
33%
35%
36
a21% a2114
Y 35%
1
Apr
Low
38%
22%
:A
.———
Range Since January 1
High
38
—5
Mountain
Nov
117%
a51% a 52%
;
„
—
Co—
Inc—
22%
200
,
a80
30%
..
Jan
84%
30
;
4%
4%
5
Low
Nov
110
53 %
a80
»
Par-
—•
Pittsburgh
a34% a35%
a80
51%
17%
54 '
a.67% a67%
—•
Shares
& Electric common—•
Gas
Harbison
Oct
Jan
Sales
-
for Week
Brewing
Lone
Dec
59
39% Mar
••V-: 72
199
a50
38%
49 %
87
229
Exchange
of Prices
Dec
\__
——
Nov
com—1
Oil A——10;
Fort
Nov
33%
a58Va a59%
a34%
25 %
.
Follansbee
Dec
Jan
&37%
—10
(P W)
Company
Jan
Jan
'
Motors
35%
Jan
35%
57%
181a
al37% al37% al42l/a
5
(Del.)
Dec
Jan
Duquesne
Jun
11%
a99% a99%
.
41%
13%
Devonian
Dec
120
&22Yb
10
Jan
Range
Nov
250
a99%
Warner
Willys-Overland
18%
67%
'
'
-
Bros Pictures Inc
Western Union Tel Co A
Jan
Jan
29%
25
X 160
50
Co
Continental
'
a21% a22y8
—100
———_—
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg
Y'/
13%
34'/a
30%
.10
Corp-—
Steel
S
36%
1.141
1714
a50
Corp
Co
Rubber
Columbia
Dec
Jan
al9% a20%
a38
Inc.———
United
■
Ludlum Steel
Allegheny
Blaw-Knox.
10 Va
a65% a66%
a59Vb
30%
SaJe Price
STOCKS—
Dec
30%
.25
Pacific Railroad Co
Lines,
24%
Jan
19%
III
Carbide & Carbon Corp.
Air
171/2
"270
a47 % a47%
.25
100
Week's
Oct
1,584
36 %
19%
Dec
39
Friday
Dec
64
48% Mar
18 Va
16%
C41% a42%
a
23
Last
Dec
36%
Mar
26
305
17 y8-
*
Union
United
45
Jan
a29% a307/a
a65%
Oct
Stock
/.
,
'
Union
S
33%
260
*
U
28% Mar
65
61
36
Oil
Water Assoc
Tide
22
275
a42 % a4214
.25
18%
Dec
5%
a56% a58 VB
——
Sulphur
Gulf
16%
2,150
15
Co——-•■ —-
Texas
131
li
a42%
.25
10
Dec
Dec
17
Co——-
&
Texas
15%
31
io
,—
1,152
23 y4
39
—20
——
High
23%
23%
Dec
Jan
Jan
a21% a22 %
a30%
(Ind)——
(N J)—
& Webster, Inc
—
Corp
33%
9%
■-
Oil Co
Studebaker
Jan
Coal
Low
23
—_—10
Inc.—.—
Range Since January I
His>
Low
23%
Dec
19%
23%
Standard Oil Co
Stone
75
68
61
Inc
.
Jan
a29
-50%
—
Shares
Nov
a27%
_.y
.
__1
Republic Steel Corp
«.
Sears Roebuck & Co (new)—.
Standard
41 %
460
1G%
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Southern Railway Co—,
Standard
Nov
1,550
.25
of America
Corp
Radio
Westmoreland
13%
.50
—
.
Dec
48'%
-—
—
35
a74
33%
&21%
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
pure
/
——.
Car Co.—..
Pictures, Inc.
Paramount
Westmoreland
39
270
for Week
^13%
United Gas Improvemeht.
Dec
32
Motor
Packard
Dec
13%
25 y2 July
58*
-
50%
Jan
13%
1
American Aviation Inc..
North American Co——■—,
North
Ohio
a71%
a 71%
RR—T_.
Central
York
New
a38% a39%
7%
Range
of Prices
Par
High
35% JVIar
490
12
....
Low
48%
Sales
Last
High
48%
Kennecott Copper Corp.—_—
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Range since January 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Libby. McNeill &
Loew's. Inc —
-
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS—
DECEMBER 21
ENDING
Sales
32
32
30
31%
32
100
13
Jan
34
Dec
47
47
375
*35
Jan
49
Nov
10
15
47
25
Dec
32%
Jan
LISTED MARKETS
Quotations for Friday, December 21
Week's
Friday
Last
Toronto Stock
Canadian
Exchange
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
.
STOCKS—
Par
Abitibl Power
&
6%
7%
preferred
Paper
common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Preferred
Acme
AJax
Mdermsc
175
•
gnu,
common
—100
oil
&
&
Aluminum
Anglo
of
Canadian
Aquarius
Area
pfd
Corp.
4Va%
conv
Gold
common
preference
fnoftmfps
Athona
Atlas
Dec
Aubelle Mines
Jan
17
Aug
104
60
20%
99
Sep
104
7%c
Jan
14 %c Aug
1.25 Mar
7%c
10c
180.100
7TaC July
Nov
4.77
Dec
Mines
—
—
'2
llCrff*
n1f)Q
28c
Aug
62c
Nov
9c
9%c
2,500
e%c
Veb
2ic
Mar
72 %c
84c
230,900
15c
July
3Jc
34c
29,900
31c
Dec
59c
43c
5.500
40c
50c
59c
115,000
35c
1.12
1.27
38,050
74c
42c
42c
33.100
38c
Dec
43c
Dec
19%
530
14%
Feb
21
Dec
Bank
130
225
95
Feb
134
1
51 Vac
1C6
1.10
107
55
1.18
17.100
9.50
10 Va
1.003
20C
20c
5.000
.—1
17 %C
Jan
1.30
Nov
Jan
11 Va
Dec
Dec
32c
20c
8,600
58c
Sep
3,COO
16c
May
1.356
99
285
1,240
Nova
9%
99
1.75
,
Base Metals
Mines-
-10
21'%
B
—
Bear
16%
Apr
21%
Dec
250
26% May
31%
Dec
19c
5,300
12 %C May
19c
18c
Dec
Dec
Class B
24 VaC Mar
"•
20%
70
14
Jan
6 Va
170
3
Apr
7
Dec
Jun
2.35
Feb
1.22
Nov
class A
—
—
Yellowknife
;
39
12,393
1.24
Oct
1.90 May
39
39
90
29%
Feb
40 Va July
29
Bros
Beaulieu
Nov
22 %cApr
19%
1.35
2%
63c
Jan
6
—
1.30
99V2
13c
10%cJun
19%
A
.1.30
Dec
Nov
570
1
Dec
4.75
3,466
Mines Ltd—2—•
Beatty
Apr
Jan
18c
Exploration & Radium—
Beattie Gold
Dec
Oct
1.90
21%
31%
131.120
Jun
88c
Jan
17c
1.63
May
1.03 May
Dec
Mar
2C%
1.45
10 %
Dec
Nov
3.525
1.60
97c
^
86.750
1
27c
45c
52c
...
——1
Dec
95o
4.45
31%
-10
Scotia—,—
Bathurst Powrer class
Class
,
Oct
45c
Nov
7.60
10
2 Vb
Oct
Jan
73c
19c.
99
107
100 Va
65c
1.90
of
-
•
6Cc
9%
Jan
1.40
4.10
Nov
20c
3.60
Jan
——
129
:
■
12,500
4.45
Gcldjtfiries
Bagamac Mines
Bankfield Consolidated
Bank of Montreal
18c
qiT
100
52C,
1.25
Gold Mines..—...—-
38c
g3c
46c
43c
Mines——
Ltd
Aunor
Nov
Mar
32c
————
Yellowknife
Aumaque
59c
27c
78c
Ashley Gold
Dec
140
High
Y
50,000
46c
Astoria Quebec Mines.
175
140
;
36,800
97c
Dec
Dec
2,500
iin
Low
48c
75c
9%c
88
6,260
340-. •'
High
6Vb
Range since January 1
High
45c
Mining
Arntfield
Mar
Y,500
inu
•
CAf.
2% Mar
44
9c
107
Y
•
Warrants
Wn-
175
20%
42c
Z"Z*
...—III'
HIIII
IIIIHl
IHI*
Mines.
Ltd
88
170
ioq
100
Oil
Shares
87c
19
Mines
Argus
Low
12,820
4.77
Y*
common
Porcupine
Vb
1.70
Z_
-
Anglo Huronian
Ansley Gold
6
'gc
•
Canada
Range Since January 1
High
orm
103^
Cooper
for Week
10c
Mines
Armistice Gold
170
1
Gold Mines
Algoma Steel common
Ltd
nql/,
iori/
______
Gas—
Alger
Mumlnium
5i<
rr
—100
-
Sugar
....
Gas
Oil
Low
•
100
Gold
Arjon
for Week
'
Sales
Range
.of Prices
Low
Sales
Sale Price
'
?
Funds
Friday
'
Sale Price
STOCKS-
29
50
22%
Fob
30
53c
60c
11,100
53c
Dec
76c
....—
55 c
Sep
Nov
.Volume
Number
162
4449
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Friday
For
Boll Telephone
of Canada—
Quebec Mines
L
Belleteire
Berens River Mines
Bertram
Gold
185
533
1
14
13
14
2.750
1.27
1.40
24,462
1
1.27
5
_
90c
Oct
Dominion
Dec
265
77c
7,500
l
36c
36c
37c
11,200
30c
Dominion
Magnesium
Jun
Dominion
Kirkland
Gold
U
May
Dominion
Dec
1.46
;Blue-Ribbon
°'
Preferred
Blue
Top
34 %
Bonville Gold
•
.1
„
A-x-.,-.'
Bralorne
Mines,
Preferred
:i
45c
40c
45c
?31c
27c
30c
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&
25%
27%.
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12.
27 %
American
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12
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60c
50
26 %
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27 Vi
22%
Feb
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14 .A
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Dec
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Aug
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25
Apr
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5
19.500
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22
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0
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Canadian
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preferred
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Canadian
New
Car
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60c
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Feb
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if
85
2.35
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j
2.70
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5
Oct
7
Nov
Canadian
17%
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102
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7%
Oct
16
Apr
48 Vi
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34%
57%
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19
158%
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25
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Cariboo
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A
Gold
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c
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Jun
10
v
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19%
Oct
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Nov
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15
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Apr
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A
Aug
26%
Nov
A
17%
Feb
24
Oct
A 10
1.330
Dec
Gold
16%
'
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7%'
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20
6%
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19 Vi
215
10
17%
4.345
6%
Feb
15
15
175
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Dec
38%
12%
20
13%
290
1.75
2.80
2.66
27c
32c
44c
41c
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A
Goodj^ear
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1.700
335
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9
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11
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Jan
6.50
Nov
8
4.30
35.
48%
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530
4%
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3
87
30
65
Apr
17c
43,500
14c
30%
5 Vic
July
3% May
24% Jan
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32
4,140
t
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v
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20
Sep
I,
Dec
i
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21
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32
Feb
30
90
21,100
49
10
36%
Jan
4.75
5.00
2,500
4.40
Sep
9.25
f?
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15%
95
10 V4
15%
Nov
105 Vi
Dec
21%
52c
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Nov
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95 %C
July
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5
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May
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19%
125
15
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105%
106
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9c
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6.50 Mar
8.225 1
27c
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85c
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35c
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25c
25c
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19c
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1
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68c
75c
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26c
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1
9c
8%c
10c
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4o
Jan
14c
Mar
I
85c
90c
5,100
65c
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95c
Oct
:
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,
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—
1.20
Oct
i
1
69c
61c
69c
26,400
26c
July
90c
1
35c
32C
36c
50,100
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Jan
42c
1.75
2.25
46,600
81 Vic
Jan
2.25
32c
33c
3,700
:32c
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41c
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104
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55
56
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2.10
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1
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14c
16c
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700
10
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13
13
5,413
37%
630
4
1,500
12%
IOV2
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37
35%
37
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12
12
70
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;
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12%'
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37%
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23c
2,481
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12
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1.89
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i
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14
Dec
21
Jun
30
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5%
23c
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23c
23c
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150
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13%
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5%
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11
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60c
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2.42
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1.50
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20
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25c
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A
1.50
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68c
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156 Vi
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1.60 Mar
28
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1.92
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38 Vi
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1.14
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1.75
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17c
700
60c
Apr
2.10
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;
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Jan
29Vic
Dec
13%
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28 W
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31 Vi July
f
29%
110
13%
13%
260
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14
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1.90
4,100
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1
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7c
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3 %c
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13c
1.70
1.45
1.70
86,801
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1.80
265
42%
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90
20
114%
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120
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18
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15%
15%
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3.70
3.95
6,040
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4.65
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1
32c
21c
35c
51c
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;
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|
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67c
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25c
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68c
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30
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39
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22c
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39
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20
38
39
70
19%
66*
85
Mar
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Jan
17%
18
Feb
25
Dec
13%
Jan
16%
Jun
12
Aug
14
Nov
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;
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20% Paid
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92
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92
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22
25
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385
5.242
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May
Apr.
38c
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Dec
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Nov
Augl
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Imperial Bank
Imperial Oil
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—
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15%
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15%
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13%
13%
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64c
71c
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9
1,310
1.20
1.05
1.20
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32
32
50
,
(John)
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preferred
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1
pfd_—
4%
8
Jan
71o
Jan
30
-
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Nov
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Nov
10
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32 Vi
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30%
32
847
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class A—_.
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*
.
1.05
102
103
45
100
Sep
103
Dec
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112 113%
221
111
Apr
114
Oct
30 Vi
113
v
Mar
Dec
j
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Bay Mining & Smelting
International Metals
.
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;
95c
31%
24%
Dec
31% Jan
20% Nov
■10 %
40
42
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22 %
22
22%
6,210
1.55
1.41
1.62
24,800
90c
Jun
Oct
Nov
Nov
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—
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1,814 "
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Jack
Gold
Waite
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—
30c
45c
63,300
20c
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Oct
f
33c.
33c
33c
1.500
10c
Jan
44c
Nov
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3c
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37c
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11.400
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t
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1.35
.
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1
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18,833
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1.07 Aug
Apr
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8,050
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18,560
j
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83
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14,100
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32c
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A
2.15
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May
-
1.48
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11
Oct
980
99c
18c
30c
26c
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&
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1.20
91c
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16%
:
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V
23
200
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195
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119,900-
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600
10
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43c
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265
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Gold
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•*';;
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19%
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4.80
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33%
15
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3.905
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,
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91
70c
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220
2,608
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57
Jun
85
:
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100
—
20
26 '
40c
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Nov
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1.80
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1.75
30c
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15
32
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10%
1.79
18%
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1.72
Jan
.
1
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14%
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25
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10
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■
119,500
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53c
9
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2.80
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1.44
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A
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32
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11
Jun
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10
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17
Apr
Jan
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1.135
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Jan
1.27
4%
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Golden
4
58
Sep
27%
45 %
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19%
A
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Cosmos
Apr
35%
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19
19
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40
1.25
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24 Vi
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1
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Dec
100
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51Vi
1,385
15%
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49%
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48
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6.75
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Jan
22%
115
Yellowknife
Colomac
21c
Mar
2.26
38c
15%
49%
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8
105
12%
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9,275
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25
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14
510
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80
11,200
2.65
3.30
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2.55
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,
Dec
28
5%
25% A" r"\y. 130 ~
22% A > : * 200
27%
9
—
Circle Bar Knitting-—___
Coin
fl
H
-
•
2.60
Exploration
6.115
58
Mines
Cochenour
Jf';
'
Research
Cocksnutt
Dec? H"
Nov
48
Oct
24
t'v
Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mines—1
Cltralam
Dec
39c
Gold
Co.'s
3.195
34% "
.;A, 17
*
Porcupine Mines
Centremaquq Gold Mines—
Chromium
4,500
36c
10c
Gillies Lake-Porcupine Gold
Glenora Gold
Apr
200
;57 %.
1.15
Central
Chemical
38C
:
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70
A
80
11%
_25
A—
Quartz
Patricia
•
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—_
3Gc
5% -preferred „x
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General Steel Wares. common
v.
23
130
...
34%
A-.4
Rubber,
Trethewey
Central
com
AA
Wirebound
&
Nov
36c
1
Canada
Preferred
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Ry
Tire
class, B__
Dec
••
18Vi
A
19%
;_*
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Canadian Oils lx—AA.
Canadian
Apr
65c
;
Nov
182
39% Jan
24
——-x.
Canadian
2.40
Dec
A
Oct
36%
Apr
12%
common.—*
Locomotive
Canadian
Jan
40c
■
::
Nov
Vi
22
16%
25
*
Alcohol
22c
29,350
25
Gatineau
.j
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Sep
12%
25
.
25%
—*
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-
12,800
43c
-X
Frobisher
i.
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-
57
32
682
..
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22%
.
Canadian
1.50
40c
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of
Francoeur
I
,.,775.
...
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21%
General Securities class B__l
Canadian
1.40
42c
|
2.50 Mar
.v>:
101
5.10
9Vi
22
A—.A—."
A
1.44
—i
Kirkland
I
i
Jan
Nov
52c
Jan
550
..
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9%
22
—
Dec
980
-1
Candy
Grain
Aircraft
Ford
V
70
;,At. 200 1
,85
■
18%
-.20
common
—
14
1,065
>
Fleet
.{
,
'
85
22%
common
Products
Dec
59,300
Life_____^
rarmer
Federal
'Ail;
Apr
13%
24
A;: 1.70 Sep
100
.18
25 Va
10
._
A——
Dredge
24 Vi
Jan
<%
H.
f [\
Jan
14
~
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Graham
Canadian
Canadian
13
1.50
Falconbridge Nickel
'f
.
common
-
915
Nov
1.26
Mines_„_v_—.
Electric
Equitable
*
Ceianese
24%
24
"j
.
47%
—x—
&
preferred
1,050
22
•!;*;
Dec
Jan
13%
i—
Gold
Eldona
AA|-
Sep
Jan
80
...
178
47
>
■
Canadian
_>
j
Jan
1,830
11%
17%
common
——x—.
preferred
%
14
Nov
15%
—1
Jan
Jan
>1.70
A 61,700
17V'4
9 %
Comme-ce
Breweries
21
46
Apr
AA
24
20 Vic Aug
8.050 A
35%
r
47'4
_0
x_x—.
Bank
"nnadian
21
'1
——_1
Mining Co_
Mines_^__
Goldhawk
Canadian
Mar
U
L49
Economic Investors
10 Vi
-A 10
4,355
.
.
56
178
1.
A—-x—L-
—
7
*
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Bakeries
35%
24'A
Eastern
Steel——_
Easy Washing Machine—
Feb
65c
*
11
100
.•
-x__.
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Class
Canadian
f
35
1
'
Canada
-
,..17%
1.
,
Canada
25
2,045
i
Dec
.4% Nov
j
2.45
3V4C Jan
•.
680
...
14
!
56
B
Canada
45
14%
L
Nov
104
Oct
Apr
13%
>
17%
A
220
/ 45
.
102
13%
O
Class
45
13%
100
1
—
j
•
6.50
418% Jan
195
V.;:
6
t
101
..
i
2%
13%
common—*
East Malartic Mines
East Sullivan Mines
]X
Canada Cement
Chemical
Gold
Foundation
~—
Oalmont Oils
Red
15
260
'
.13%
ji-—-—L-x-
Campbell
104
4-%
25
Mines
Federal
.i
Calgary & Edmonton
104
4%
—.50
Nov
78c-.
Jan
40c
-12,500..
40C
-
Tar
8% Aug'
24 Vi
Feb
4%
1
I6V2 Jun
32% Dec
Nov
•
•
■
class
B
6.25
39C
«
Products^.
t—
Bunker Hill —,—L—_
L—
Burlington Steel—.—_x——
&
1.50
5.80
6.25
•
B_—
Dec
73 Vic
Sep
7,400
.
A
7
14%
21%
class
Amphi
East Crest Oil—x—
A-A
37% Aug
9.115
5
61c.
lpO
com--——"
East
i
1.435
38c
.60c
Building
'.
r
200
Apr
.)
30
...
400
22 %
Stores
Duquesne
•(•
Dec
160
.33c
,
—
Buffalo Ankerite Gold, Mines_.
Buffalo Canadian Gold Mures.
■■
Nov
13%
'
/
3
22
High
Low
% May
25
■'
Donalda
■
Porcupine Mines, Ltd
Buffadison
Burns
19
3,197
*
7%
-
Dominion Woollens
commop
r
Jan
A
.
1.275
32
11
t.
A?
Jan
37%
''
Sep
8%
.
26%
36-
37%
Jun
14%
..
'
L—Ai—„5
British
Apr
67c
,
5,810
27%
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr.com—*
..
433
13%
x—x_25
—
45c
Dec
30c
32%
—
Steel
Dominion
Mar
10
18
13%
18
32c
Jan
27c
Dominion
■
"•Dominion
,67c
15Vic
13,500
31%
9
com
•
—
Dec
Dec
.36,236.
.
_
800
-Dec
34%
j
Jan
>12c
26,800
,
*
»■
Jan
13%
—
Scottish Inv
Preferred'
Nov
55
Jan
26
12,150
40c
•
50
75
•'
12 Vi
Jan
20
.
■
35c
36c
common..—
—
.
.
7%
5.
.
.
.
19c 20%c
20c
x*
Ltd.*.
Cordage
55
34%.
1
Pershing Gold Mines——
Brantford
34
—t——xl
Miiles-
:
12
55'
B
Bobjo Mines Ltd
;Bonetal Gold Mines
Boy con
12
——-—_—+50
Brewing
55c
Range Since January 1
High
13 %
Dec
37
Aor
Low
Malting
1.62
Aug
36
72c
Shares'
'A'.: Par
■
Foundries & steel
Preferred
.Bidgood
for Week
-—25
■••
.
Dominion Coal preferred
Jan
18
72C
35 %
77c
a
Dec
15
9.50 Mar
1
—_
Sales
Range
of Price#
'
185
Jan
161
STOCKS—
1
High
LOW
181
Week'a
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Range Since January
Hiah
Low
182%
—
1
*
-100
& Sons
Bevcourt
•»!
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS—
ENDING DECEMBER
FOR WEEK
RANGE
3105
310.9.
■b
MARKETS
CANADIAN LISTED
FORWEEK'ENbiNG DECEMBER 21
RANGE
Peek's
'Friday
Week'*
Range
'Last
Sale1 Pride
STOCKS—
Sales
Shares
'
Low
—x
12 Vic
—ill
—-
Gold Mines—
45c
6%c
6c
7%c
3,871
3c
Jan
Jan
80c
65c
82c
134,160
55c
Jun
1-35 May
33c
31,000
'29c
Quebec
"Kayrand Miiilng
Kelvinator
Co
29c
39
25
29
16%
•15%
16%
Apr
11%
'7,075
■Kirkland
Labatt (John)
35c
25
24%
•25
6.90
6.55
7.00
—
Mining* & Exploration
Labrador
2.03
-1
— -—
—
20,910
39,550
1.78
2.08
"40c
._
■
Lake
Lake
Fortune
Jan
2.20
Dec
Jan
49c
Sep
v
1,410
21%
Sep
25
2.35
Jan
1.00
Dec
1.76
Juu
'•'>
24%c
Woods Milling
La
Mines
Luz
Lapa
Cadillac
'2'3V2
23%
24%
1,950
_*
29 y2
29%
29
%
50
24 V2
>
---
Candy-
Gold
Lexinden
Jan
Jan
.—»
6725
700
8.00
400
6.15
Jan
18% ''o- 100
Jan
20%
22c
"Apr
139,300
25c
Jun
55c-
Nov
;
19 Ms
19
19%
380
5c
5Yzc
'6.500
*1.44
1.48
6,000
-i-
;
1.45
•
Aug
Jan
10c
20C
23c
24,200
16c
1.40
56,600
43c
'Sep
•
2.85
2.75
3.00
33,240
*27 %
29
310
Jan
1.22
Nov
Mar
f
Jun
27%
1.40
5,800
89c
Jan
2.09
1.33
30c
31c
13,700
30c
Nov
80c
31c
—
—
——.
__1
'M&gnet Consolidated Gold—.
7,830
4.10
55,055
2.25
4.00
4.30
28,150
l82c
—1
4%c
!4%c
5c
37,'200
50
50
-50
25
—
■
Preferred '
.
I——10
11%
-14I4
common
'33%
Jan
3.25
22,730*
3.55
3.30
2c
4.10
25
10
j
|
I--'
Apr
'Dec
50
1
"12% July
Shawkey
—:i
9%c
9%c
10c
2,550
8c
—1
1.03
1.00
1.05
July
—1
35c
39c
17,700
51,900
77c
Marion
27c
Sep
12,000
,24c
Dec
—
Rouyn: Gold—
39c
27c
•24c
14%
14%
Martin-McNeely Mines———
Massey-Harris conimon
McBrine
'McDonald
710
18%
'200
18
15
16 V*
106
108
2,615
120
105
-100
—
3.20
—-——
4.00
8%
Re^ Lake Mines
'
Lake
McMarmac
Red
McWatters
Gold
Mills
MercUry
Mid-Continental Oil •&
14
14c-:
•
Gas.
17
18
,
8.35
9.55
Mining Corp
141/2"
38
38
108
2*
common-
Monarch.
New
Knitting
preferred
——100
—
——
—100
common.
/'■.
50
108
Moore
69
V,
.
-National
Trust
Negus Mines
New
"New
1.99
Noranda Mines
Norbenite
i.l
V
,.
57
Jan
71
Jan
39c
15%
17
29%
__
29%
*31
1,430
230
230
3.'y
1.57
1.53
1.57
61,500
53c
48c
53d
14,900
50c
■
30'
17% Mar/
;
:3
i
1.26
75c
Nov
55c
114,700
28c
Dec
; 64c
May
21,500
21c
Dec
30c
Nov
59%
60%
90c
95c
2,650
Jan
2.35
1,570 ^
80c
40c
7,400
7c
lie
11c
2,000
6%c
Jan
85c
1.03
82,762
64c
Feb
25c
23c
27c
64,900
22c
19C
——
20c
Jan
40c
16c
19c
23,300
2.500
i
—
44c
.
Toronto
Canada
Northern
North
Oil
Star
Gold
O'Brien
Okalta
—
Mines
1.14
com
7%
.
Mines.
—1
Dec»
35c
May
12%c
Jan
26c
Apr
1.05
Sep
7%
3.50
1.17
8
3.85
2,160
26,015
5
Nov
A
2.26 Mar
3.90
Apr
50c
5,300
38c
Apr
33c
15,800
20c
Dec
22c
27c
72,882
20c
Dec
68c
Apr
23c
21c
25c
66,400
21c
Nov
30c
Nov
20
20
50
Steel
Orange
Crush
Gold
Mines
55c
•
s
rights
22
16% Mttr
'15
85
50c
55c
9,800
9
Jan
50c
Dec
7%c
Oils
Pacific Oil & Refining
Pacific Petroleum
,
•
*
-1
Pamour
15%
Porcupine
Mines
7%c
8%c
15,567
7c
Sep
'20>/2C
20c
23c
51,100
20c
Dec
50c
Mar
7'.'-(/18c
67%c
1.00
1,300
29%
443
Ltd—
2.25
2.15
2.25
6,377
1.19
Jan
2.46
38c
9,266
8c
Jan
48c
Paramaque Mines
Parbec Malartic Gold
Partanen
Malartic
Paymaster Cons Mines Ltd.
26% Aug
31%
20
Nov
Dec 7,".
:1.84 Feb
7.800
1.32
82c
V
375
,
r
>
.-
*
35c
',
24c
25c
17,100
21c
Nov
64c
21c
18c
21c
13,300
17c
Oct
27c
8c
3,000
5c
Feb
16c
72c
75c
21,785
30c
Dec
88c
T,000
2.075.,
22
21%
.22
240
16%
Apr
4.95
5.20
J8.950
3.50
69c
Jan
1.25
540
1.25
Nov
1.25
.
7.
~—
60c
22%
615
2,05
2.10
500
'•-
> *
T—-
38
38
12
12»/4
1
110
—>
100
/
—
26
.
•
26
20
1.30
1.40
22,500
40c
-11%
.450
41%
-1
6
-1
—
Mines
West
Malartic
common
Western Grocers
Dec
,}
Apr
20%
Dec
•
3.15
Feb
Jan
_—7
Westeel Products
Westons Ltd
conimon
4%% preferred
ixxfT ■'""w.i
.
.-va
jj
.
17%
11%
70c
Nov
j
|
Dec
,
Sep
''
24% Dec
^46 y2 Mar
16% May
'July
6'%
Oct
14c
July
Dec '
July
Apr
7%
Dec
13,200
1.80
Sep
2.68
Nov
2,472
54,100
13c
67c
70c
28c
•
11
Oct
60c
1,500
17c
Jan
3.40 Aug
69
Mar
4.15
6,221
104
109
1,420
21%
21%
22 ye
350
1.42
1.35
1.45
15,300
46c
159
159
25
26%
25s'e
27'/a
104
106
16% Mar
32c
j
Apr
1.05 May
Sep
4.10
147% 147 Va
.
11 %c Aug
25, 36D
105
27%
110%
3%
4.15
Preferred
.
8c
28c
"I
|
Nov
Sep
40
3%
Apr
2,900
; 13
67c
1.20
.
Nov
2.700
lie
12 %
„1
30
Feb
,
•17
Oils-
—-
30
Apr
.
Dec
7%
2.60
12c
480.
.Oct
24c
May
140
2.53
!12l/aC
110
May
335
j
Dec
'8
400
13
'
12'/a
Jan
36c
24%
.7
Dec
6,505
47c
4iy2
9'/2C
Nov
Jan
41
6
-25
..
;
Apr
16,956
11%
31c
Jan
3.05
11
10
15 y8
,
40 Va
100
531
10
15Vb
1
.
.
88c
Feb
•17
100
•7
:.
20
!
25YaMay
Jan
17
5
27
110% 110%
110%
..
f
Oct
Jan
12
5,216
{
'. Dec
5.70
100
10
35c
27
7:^.77—;
1.32
110
33c
33c
"
1:40
■
28%
2,965
::ioo
23
,
7
Oct
3.70
90c
j.
35
12»/4
10
Nov
"
.Sep ,7
Mar
;
50c
7,250
54c
21%
60c
-
-—
4.05 Apr
,
2.50 Jan
7
,
May 7
15c
Dec
48c
5.15
7J/a
\Vasa Lake Gold
Jr*".
;
i,
Dec
Jun
37c
Jan
1.50
-
I—1
41c
July
.7
s
(
Jun
3.35
—•
"May
Apr
Feb
-
Aug
;
"98
4%c Jan
•-
'
Oct
780
-Dec
,p:
Dec
^Oct
5,760
Ltd.
Oils
Mines
2.00
20c
.
'Mar ^
98
-
^49%
Apr
,
Sep
,.79y2
Jan
72
Oct
7V'a
1.03 Dec
3.30
——
Preferred
Nov
8c
"
38
—
;
7
19%
,
*Ndv
67
20
10c
2.57
■.
Dec
Dec
3.15
Waite-Amulet Mines, Ltd_
;
Walker-Gooderham & Worts com.
Oct
U
Dec
.
34
4,5ue
14
-100%
14
May
6% Nov
70c
"
..
'r; ''/7 Vt
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Canada Mines Lta—
7
;
25
...
3% Feb
20
165
80 *
32c
9%c
Vulcan
Nov
]
1.00 Nov
Apr
Nov
99
.
/';
-14,700
87c
78 %
Dec
7
7/ .105
: ! 10
48 %'
79%
80c
725
'/74M
6%
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81c
"t
2,000
,
tyj-'
: 1.15
3:25
B ..
United Fuel Class 'A _—
Vermilata
15
300 >V
:i
Corp class
United
Ventures,
Oct
24c
—
Jun
Jan /
■27,402
1
class A—
Co—
Mining
1
Feb
Apr
1.40 July
96c
28%
36c
Aug
77 7;3c
9,000
:
56c
'United Oils —
United Steel
Jun
1.00
36c
li
10c
45c
24
-
Nov
29%
Pandora Cadillac
Feb
98
11%
Oct
1.20
-
—-
(new).
•7 64c
9c
—— r*
Vicour
Page -Hersey
Oct
3.20
——
Union Gas
Upper
-Pacalta
14,350 •./
40c
48c
————-—•
preferred
Union
14
preferred.
' r,
•; 2.70 7. 2.85
Class
-Orenada
Dec
52c
Mar
49c
3l%c
25 %c
_
Dec
1.00
98
1
Transcontinental Resources ——
Twin City Rapid Transit common
Apr
58c
68 c
49c
Omega Gold Mines——
Omintrans Exploration
Class B
-A
8
Exploration
Traders Finance
1.63 Mar
Jan
——T~77~
Works class A—
Mortgage..
Towagmac
Nov
31 %c
Oils
O'Leary Malartic Mines.
Ontaria
3.60
1.12
Nov
102%
8j%c
—5
Toronto Iron
Apr
1.05
•
'Northland Mines
24%
Apr
—50c
Gold —
Elevators——
Toronto
j
Mar
—Jl
common—;——
Canadian
1.65 May
46c
-Dec
Dec
lOVa
34c
—1
—--
(G)
Toburn
Dec
63
July
'•
27%
hi
64c
278
Thompson-Lund Mark Gold Mi .ies_
Tip Top Tailors—.—
Dec
4.25
Feb
50
2,500
7.
15%
——
Gold "Mines.
Texas
32c
27c
Nov
99
98
Teck-Hughea Gold Mines
Dec
Nov
14
'
7'
115
,vvl 78
■
———-
Con^ol Gold——
Inlet
Dec
14
Feb
Jan
*
164
48 %
78
,
—
Gold.
Tamblyn
Apr
30c
1.02
i
x-
Corp Ltd
Surf
13
37,425
23%"
19%
'
:86c
--1
1.85 Feb
Jan
Nov
33c
15,381
95c
Apr
520
3.05
Mines.
Sylvanite
28c
60%
——
Dec
4
16'/a May
96c
"7.;
,
Contact—;
55c
4.10
Dec
37
27
>7 18
—-
—
Cons- Mines--
21c
3.85
38
Sep
May
.::Y'7. 6
——'■*
—
Sudbury
30c
3.90
Sep
May
.
Sturgeon River
Oct.
Dec
July
9
13%
100 100%'
common..
Sullivan
27c
x
Paving
Nov
250
Jan
185
Oct
1.75
90c
,7.
12
"9
13%
' Jan
-.
'
29
29 V*
85
82c
——
24% NOV
35
Feb/;
22%
210
23%
'July
28
80.'
31
23%
1
Oct
Dec
1.C4
60
125
.
.
-
"23%
Nov
66c
925
....
.
»
r\
1
'
22
7
July
.
Nov
Nov
18c
Jan
1.06
63c
228
19
Mines
Steep Rock Iron
Sterling Trust
'Dec
17
Feb
12
815
7
200
55,046
.-
13
7%C
Sturgeon
preferred
Nov
Nov
6.95 Nov
r.
—
Dec
20c
Jan
liy2
40
Dec
13
'43c
Mines.
; Starratt Olson Co-—Stedman Brothers,
——
Steel Co of Canada-common—
1.10 Feb i
24% Apr -
20% Mar
55c
_—
Mines
Norseman
Jan.
53c
105%
Jan
Feb
53c
31c
13%,*
91c
Standard Radio
Dec
.16%
.
220
23%
Dec
1,573
-1
Mining
60
95
3,555
—1
Malartic Mines
Normetal
i
Feb
May
21,700
—
Oil
Nordon
7
71
—1—100
—
"Norgold Mines
Dec
35c
Mines.
Nipissing Mines
108
85
5'
.1
Mines
Feb
' *
Aug
41c
5%c Jan
27
—
Preferred
.
Nov
418
Dec
-
-
/.30.400
-
16%
1.20
Nov
103
;
39
! f
• I
102 102%
A new
Dec
9.55
;
Mar
Deb
——
Petroleum.
Co,
Standard
5
31
"Nib "Yellowknife
Nicholson
Jan
20
t|
Nov
22 % Mar
.Apr
23c
13
Chemicdl common
preferred
—
5%
285.,,,
12
Standard
Apr
(
.
-
13
12
common—
new
new———
Malartic
Springer
Nov
30c
..1*
—
Calumet
18%
33c
70(4
-
—
Bidlamaque
Jan
Dec
-21%
-20
A
National Steel Car—_
Dairies
South. End
May
.
126,265
36
16
Sep
39c
22%
16%
Preferred
Sewer-class
Jan
1.25
19%
.
.
t
;
,.
Nov
66c
36VaC Jan
85c
Dec
15
Jan
-18
Oct
.....
>/". .'110
v
37 % x
35
16%
Gold Mines
Southam
Sep
10
44c
7
9,600
90c
new
SiscOe
Oct
'
Apr
66c
--
—
60c
.37%
——
Preferred new
1.85 May
Jan
'70%
Grocers- common—
National
Jan
34y2c
'
"National
B
' Nov
28c
770
1.70
,78c
be c
1
.—-•
common
Long Lac__
53c
1.70
.
common
Simpsons Ltd
May
12%
9,850
69
22%
19c
77
13c
1,000
60
95
-67
v
22
..
Dec
•
Light Heat As PdWer
Corp
Mosher
—x
:
.50
95
—
—100
——
Monet* Porcupine
Montreal
„
1.53
'.
:
iTtd
Stadacona
22,798
'
Preferred
Oct
16c
"
'Modem Containers
1.30
—— -™ -
trust
Silverwoods
Sep
4.00 Dec
22%c Jan
16,500
9.55
16(4
j
-47
Nov
25c
-325—105
Nov
435
2% Jan
450
18l/a May
8.040-'—
4.Q5 -Jah
7
7
14 c
•20%
common..
Brewery
Sifknit
ill09
Dec
4%
1,205
18
5.80
.
.
Mar
2,000
9%
11C
July
20
Jan
59%
9,400
———
J--~—
Preferred
,1.35 Mar
12,100
'27,468
Gold
Mines——
Dec
Jan
34 :
11 %c Jan
320
.
.
35%
.5.55
—-
——
—
Voting
■V Bladen
1.500
—j
"9
,
Sicks'
30% Nov
May
8c
510
Mclntyre Porcuplrfe Mines..
McLellan
8%
600
15%
.
Oct
3.15
64,550
8%
-——
McDougall-Segur
,.;
23c
34%
Creek—
Pherritt-Gordon Gold Mines-.—
Dec
7
105% 105(4-
!
Sep
Nov-
27c
<
Mar;"'
29
"28
.
——-
Mines
McKenzie
8% Mar
1,540
14%
Apr
1.39
51c
30
7.2,150 7
x
:!
35
...
9,750
7
-
1
22
28%
(L)
McColl Frontenac Oil
Preferred
27c
18%
-20
Preferred
.
15%c
Jah
Marcus Gold—.—;
Maralgo Gold..-
23c
,
.
'44
Sheep
•
25
21
"'43%
Ltd—..—
Shawinigan
."•!
16(4
19%
20
Senator Rouyn,
|
Feb
Jan
92c
89c
May
July- 1{
4>/4C Jan
^ b0
-
1
10c
70c
600
■
Jun
/731c. Dec
.
17c.x -10,000
18%
Power - preferred—
Lawrence' Corp common.
Class A preferred—
San-Antonio Gold Mines Ltd
Sand River Gold.
!
f
.6,200
18,600
Saginaw
l
9c
f
<
isViC Dec
34,100
St
Dec
.1:39 Feb
Jan
Dec
85c
Mining
Ryanor
4.15 May
,
;
Feb
12
Dec
Dec
82c
,
Feb
2,280
11%
14%
i
Nov
4.30
'•-."
Jan
15%
,
,
Dec
73 c
79,040
82c
76c
3.55
Mdple Leaf Gardens common.
Maple Leaf Milling Co
5.'25
2.17 Jan
•
"Manitoba & Eastern
Jan
4.70
3.30
1
Fields.
Gold
#
•4.45
4.00
"4.25
—1
3.85
July..'
18c
27C
.
Russell Industries common—
"Jtin
'4.65
.11
Mines—
Lake. Gold
Red
•
80c
.
54c
—
}
26%
1.33
/Dec
50c
Royal-Bank
Royalite Oil
.
62c
25 %C
Gold Mines—
Oils 'Co.x—
Roxana
s v
-
?
■
Nov
1.33
Jan
.
'45 7.
14c
j
28%
Mar
25
125
Nov
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7 x_45c
34%- -7
45
—
Lao
*
Rochette Gold Mines
Rouyn Merger
Nov
Dec
52
Mar,
4X
.5,350
33,280
i.
.
7c
34%
class A-x—
common—-
Roche Long
!
13%
6y8 .May
.
Sep
Jan
80,650
36c /;
7c
.
Dec
30
26% Mar
(P L)
;
,
i i
Nov
70c
40c
""''V-'.
r-—
——
Riverside Silk Mills
Robertson
.
1.86 Nov '
3.00
■
i
Jun
48c
Sep
1.25
Gold
*15%
Feb
15,050
85c
,.
Jan
Mar
.310.
1.25...
7 69c
;
1}
'18c
.
635
.
.
,
9Qc
91c
14%c 18 %c
r
1.55 Nov
Jan
1.15
23c
Gold—
:
-
1.35
„1
Goldfields
52
3,500
.
11%.
1.20
i
Dec
4 36c
2,000
...
11
Regcourt Gold Mines.
Reno
"Apr
20
3c
.11
27%
20ei/.
=
•———
Dec
y
3.45 May
11% Apr
250
51%
32c
Oct
15%
——1
.•
20c
.
£
—3
.11
f
Jan
50c
,
56c
.,
Gold——
Quebec Manito-u ——
——
QUeenston Gold Mines.—1——
—--Quemont Mining .—
Oct
"9c
15c
MacLeod-Cocxshutt Gold Mlnes-i.
Malartic
;
55c
Quebec
*6,600
40c
—————
Yellowknife
Madsen
''18 V*
Preferred
-
;
■
43c
—
I
9.15 May
15%
18 V*
-i
.
Jun
8.00
Class "B"
"Mac&ssa
Apr
7.35
'6.00
-il
Lobldw Groceterias class A—
Lynx
35
Jan
5.70
16C
Linghian Lake Gold Mines__
Little Long Lac'Gold Mines'"Ltd-
Louvlcourt
Nov
15
;
Airways—————
'Purdy-1 Mica-'Mines———
-Purity Flour Mills common—
Api
25
6.00
Leitch Gold Mines, rLtd
i
Jun
17%
—1
Mines
Oro
12c
14'%
Prospectors
2.72
18Va
_; 2.45
2.90.....,1.485
•2.75
Dome Mines
Jan
Apr
1,15
40
-
)
Dec
7 .7
.
3,550
2.50
1.65 May
14%
13y2Aug
720
17%
Proprietary Mines.————
8.00
Lapaska Mines
Lebel
6,200
—
————
Laura Secord
'4,200
15c
;
Sons—
&
1:10
14c
.11
common..
Lamaque Gold Mines
Lang
165
15c
Ltd
Mines,
Shore
Lake'bf
East
2'40
;
1.05 Mar
Preston
4
Oct
81c
8ep
Dec ■'}
2.00 May
t
-Jan
Jan
98c
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Apr
29l/a
'
16,411
"1'7%
1.01
70c
Dec
18% Mar
..'7,393
I
1,58
■
«
Mar
625
1.40
Metals—;.,
58c
725c
4,400
13%.
•
8.00
55c
29'/a
Minittg Co—
Pressed
Jan
8,000
51c
53c
Sep
4.50 Dec
7.50 Nov
Jan
4.35
58c 64 %c
trust 'certificates^.
Premier Gold
2.40
2,100
6.50.
'6.25
1
14c
.
5,300
,
...
Corporation
Power-
"2.25 'Aug
4.40
Dec
36c
4,400
39c
4.20
Co—x——%
Gold
—
River
Rouyn
Voting
1
3,905
42c
1.06
—.11
Gold, Mines—
Powell
Powell
;
36c
sil
^1
Gold Mines
Porcupine Reef
Jun
"
'take Dufault Mines Ltd..
Pioneer
'Porcupine Peninsular
17% Nov
Mar
50c
1,400
2.13
1.78
-1
——
._
Townsite^
1.80
-1
—
—
Lake
Kirk land
29%
/•
.il.
Porcupine 'Gold '-Mines
Gold rMlnes—
Gold Mines Of B C
"Pickle-Crow
Jun
Jun
*
Kirkland Hudson
59c
'Dec
18
295
—1
Jan
5%c
6,815
12c 12 Vstc
—•
——
<Kerr*Addison Gold Mines—x.
28c
14.900
46c
'42c
32 %c
„1
—
—
—
"Picadilly
60c
July
18c
Apr
12 %c May
1
Mines
M'Consolidated
Joliet
—i
—
Jellicoe
J
High
Low
par
1
—
LOW
High
Low
Par
January 1
HiVh
Rang* Since
•f Prices
Sale Price
*gTOCKS—
1
Range Since January
.
'Jason 'Mines
"Rang*
Last
frr Week
of Prices
Friday
24, 1945
Monday, December
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
..
28c
5.10
109
Dec
Apr
Dec
Oct
22% July
"1.20 Jan
1.77 Mar
20%
40c
Dec
1.63
Feb
128
Jan
154
Sep
145
Jan
160
Dec
15% May
26%
Dec
18
Jan
29
Oct
99
Feb
106
Dec
i
V
'
Volunie
162
Number
4449
LISTED
CANADIAN
RANGE FOR
Week'*
Friday
for Week
Shares
Range Since Janoary 1
163,500
8c
Low
Winora
Hiah
-zz~1—
.
Gold
Mines
-
Combing," „/i
Wright Hargreaves "Mines.
*'
'
'
>>50
Knitting
3.30
,
25(395/%
——
•■*
common.—
Uchi
67c-
38%
;
43
'32%
$9,200
•Andian : National.
Asbestos
Corp
Par
Range
for Week
of Price*
Shares
Low
;
•A
Range Slnee January 1
Co
of
Power
—*■
.
•
20
30 '/3
Atlas Steels Ltd
32
—A—
•••••♦
'
32
18
Sep
22%
Jan
100
-
•
5,285
Gurd
Brown
Co
58
52
.
20
24%
Apr
32
,
50% July •'
■
175
175
179
1
6
5'/a
6Va
76%
&
Dominion
15
25
Canadian
25
•
Marconi
Canadian
16
1
Western
•Canadian
Coast
Sugars—
Vinegars
Lumber
2
Westinghouse
130
,
Hamilton
Nov
64
Consolidated
155
45%
Jan
79
250
24
Dec
'Hudson
26% July
,
6% Nov
class
15%
—*
_»
A—
90
11
Jan
1,700
5
2
Jan
300
4,950
59
•
Press
.
59
40
1.65
17
l..——.
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Textile
.
1.60
200
.14
.16
29,577
Donnacona
22
22
22
50
11
39c
A 35c
39c
2,850
465
•
common.....;
Foothills Oil & Gas
—
40 %
89 %
i 89 %
85c
16%
100
1.50
1.35
1,200
'72
Jan
14%
14%
17%
18
600
14
14 Va
Smith
8,110
.
—
,„
—*
•Preferred
Paper
15
common
J.
—:
—•—-
Minnesota
pfd_
47%
15'A
T2%
Jan
20%
Dec
6%
Jan
16
Dec
25
5%
Sep
9
36
75
27%
Feb
36%
Jan
245
20%
Jan
32
Oct
106
10%
Jan
180
97
Feb
29%
—
!
15%
15«/8
104%
104
15
109% 109 y4
.
101% May
1.50
10
Oil
——;—
Ltd—:
International
&
100
22
Dec
40c
International
Dec
Feb
40%
Ontario
Paper—.
9%
'■
107
Nov
5% May
8% Jan
10
Nov
290
V
3,100
/ 237
Oct
1.60
25
,15%
Feb
25%
Canada
2,230
29 Va
3,590
21
110
Apr
465
30%
Aug
39'A
Utilities
15%
1,617
13%
Jan
16%
Jun
13%
877
12%
Jan
14
Nov
7%
195
31
32 »A
555
18
18
25
41
40%
29
25
23%
Sep
29
Jamaica
Labatt
Public
Ltd
Serv
(John)
Dec
30
27% May
104 y4 Dec
26%
*
1,915
22
Jan
100
101
Mar
60
5
26
Jan
51%
'Massey-Harris
Nov
127%
Nov
•:
•
—
—
•
-
McColl-Frontenac
Oil
—
Grain
Southmount
Stop
1.25
1.90
214,400
2.70
—
2.60
2.70
3,325
common-—i—
18
Investment-—*,
25c
25c
&
Shopi
—
Temiskaming Mining—
18
.,
Jan
1.90
3.10
35
16
Nov
Jan
:
Apr
30c
21c-
301
55c
Feb
S.)————*
19
18,000
7%c
Jan
Dec
31%
Nov
150
Feb
156%
16
Jan
20 Va
Oct
20
Oct
740
y2
10
100
19%
19 %
„
,15% Feb
25
■
r~~~*
29 7/®
Cottons
common-——u_100
Preferred
—zu,——100.-;.
•Montreal Light Heat & Power Cons—*
•
Montreal Telegraph
•Murphy Paint Co common.--
Sep
Dec
National Steel
Montreal Stock Exchange
8TOCKS-
7%
Acadia
5 7o
Atlantic
and
preferred
Sugar common—*
Ltd
preferred ————•——
Agnew-Surpass" Shoe common—
Steel
'Algoma
Aluminum
Co.
Amalgamated
of
Canadian
Anglo
Argus
'
Corp
pfd
Telephone
Co.
9%
9%
16%
"
103
,
27%
Jan
Dec
134
•
190
" Oct
22%
8.236
22% May
Jan
107
20
;
July
56
Price
Aug
Apr
54% July
205
Apr
6
:42
Jan
47
Dec
100
22
Jan
31
Dec
829
:
20% Mar
45
10
May
43% May
45 %
45%
46
Jan
23 'A
23%
725
,,17% Mar
24%
Nov
27 %,
725
20
59%
60%,.
2,831
,'50
60'A
30%
31
„
—
50
'7%
401
48%
51
16Va '
15%
17
30
30
69
69
1
23
805
"
:
River
*
Co__
.
-
29%
29
29%
30%
32
60
99
/ 10%
32
Dec
Oct
23
Jan
Jan
20
19
20
183
183
184
20
' Mar
r-14%
2316
,
52
Jun
Nov
Dec
17
580
8%
Jan
90
,
27%
Aug
31%,-Nov
57'/2 Mar
73
/ Nov
23%^pec
...
"14
Jan
1,285
'18Vt Mar
29%
Pec
preferred
—
; 13%
13%
13%
*3,555
7
Jan,
14 %
Dec
53%
46%
53%
'8,115
32
Feb
53%
Dec
100
Mar
103
Feb
Sep
•'
Co Ltd common.
100
——
101
100 Vi 101
■
355
Transport
—.
_r
15%
845
9%
Apr
17
17
17%
817
15%
Feb
17%
19
20
265
10 %
Jan
23
23
11
15%
15 Va
.—*
•
Quebec
Power
——
—f
Knitting common
Preferred
""Roiland
11 Va
___—,—
: Paper
-
common
_25
'
•
—
15%
25
15
161
-
32
Dec
60
/4
Dec
20%
Jan
'Feb
Oct
Dec
,20
vJan
"22
11%
25
Oct
Jan
16
Dec
2 Va ; Jun
53'/4 "Apr
2,168 "
Oct
8
•
Provincial
Dec
Dec
"
100
Dec
•
Corp of Canada——
Bros &
5%
Jun
99'A
-
Dec
1(90
"3,'947
Dec
63
176
28%
186
23
—.
27%
Jan
5%
150
7%
Dec
15% May
168%
10
21
51
—*
————
174
21
Apr
Jan
24'A Mar
256
31%
174
174
37
Dec
9% Dec
970
24%
47
31
45'/a
__
0
Development
Powell
Nov
13
1.914
60
•
100
Dec
Jan
•
'
32
*
Telephone
Placer
Dec
100 y2
120
2.00
81
132
1,728
44%
common...—69
Ltd
Penraans
"'
Dec
,"'21
94J/a. Jan.
p
50
99%
1.90
Dec
May
5
v'
Dec
14% "Jan
32
17
10
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• ;■
pfd
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Bell
85
30%
75
140% 140%
30
23'A
•
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Page-Hersey
Power
56
?
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.Jan
20
989 '
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—*
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:.
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&
50
'
Jun
44'A
•
common—*
Products
Aircraft-.
Car
;Ottawa
Dec
104
Sep
-9%-
>.90
Dec
Dec
29
26%
Ottawa Electric Rwys———
:
20% .Nov
July
99%
-
35
19%
Range Since January 1
Low
High
;17
v
125
27%
55%
1.90
Corp
1
17
pfd_50
.
105
26%
106% 106% j.
common-————°
Associated Tel
104
127%. 129%
—*
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2,670
103
19
129
'Warrants/-——
Asbestos
27
19%
—100
Corp—
Preferred
•
27%
—
—I—*
Canada
Electric
103 Vi
102
_•
——
20%
"16
16
100
common————
Ltd
Aluminium
104
*-
common—
6%%
for Week
Shares
16%
74
23 »/2 May
685
81
21%
—
—i—
Steel
Ottawa
Hiah
20
20%
100
———
Glove Works
'Acme
Range
Low
Weaving—
Preferred
Ontario
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
15% NOV
—:
*
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Funds
Par
>,//-,•
\
'
31
/
•
Corp
Noranda Mines Ltd————
•
Last
Car
Wire
Niagara
;
Week's
Jan
Jan
47
22'A
—
—————.—.———25
Preferred
Friday
9i/4
53
36
"5
29%
81
•
40
*
—
'National Breweries common—.
•
.Canadian
3,655
26%
8 V4 Mar
2,276
i6 y2
74
26
26 Va
14%
15
74
—
Dec
~
Montreal
Oct
23c
Dec
25
24% Mar
14%
14 Va
•
;
Molson's- Breweries—^-—
Dec
Dec
3%
12%
21% Aug
85
,19%
16'A
*
-
(Robert)
Dec
1,040
Nov
Nov
20
300
16
(J.
Dec
44%
12»A
'
2%
-
17%
Feb
1.30
25c
-2
19c
24c
Mitchell
Dec
60
11% July
3,290
r
1.82
Oreille
Reliance
17%
16%
";/
;
Dec
115
30
19
19
3
——
— „,—
Nov
57
Jan
11
Nov
24 Va Mar
25
156 y2156
-100
Lang & Sons Ltd John A
Secord
Oct
127%
30
•
Laura
Apr
Dec
52
Jan
207/a
200
43
Jan
97%
12
common—*
———
Nov
Jan
24JA
com__;—
—
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Preferred
Nov
18%
21%
.
583
44
43%
44
35%
Oct
31 Va
-
1.235
104 'A 104%
104 "A
15
57
Oct
Jan
15%
8,880
54%
100
22'A
8
24%
315
22
22%,
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6,079
*
120
120
.
1,137
48
45 Va
:
•
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Dec
7%
47%
120
Ltd——*
Co
Dec
Feb
38%
15'A
'
-
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29 Va
112
13%
7%
32!A
4oy2
15
100
Dec
16%
Jan
580
Oct
10%
Mar
11
15%
38 Vt
__
•
com—*
;
——_____
International
Dec
48
14%
Feb
27%
15s/8
,'
6%
15%
111% 112
lll'/a
—'*
—
Petroleum
Preferred
v.
Nov
126
21% Oct
Apr
101% May
780
10
—,
/International Power common
Nov
18
60
16%
Osisko Lake
Pend
15% NoV
Dec
109% Dec
105%
10
Oct
95
45%
60
Jan
10
14
,15%
29y2
common—.—;—9:\:
Bronze
Preferred
Nov
Apr
1.27
Mining
Bay
Paper common
_!
1.75
Feb
!
13%
10
—5
Nickel of
July
79
14
/
*
15%
1,785
106
106 Va
9%
9%
•
—
19%
19%
__
—*
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July
29
;-
'
'
—*•
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16
Jan
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—_100
—
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Jan
125%
100
—
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250
29
,29
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*
common—
common—
Mitchell
Langley's Ltd
Nov
•
9
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Dec
98
14%
8% May
36
14 Va
*
Canada—
Nov
29
*
common—
105
9
1
*
Nov
23
•
•
24
91
Preferred ; ————
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Industrial Acceptance Corp com
—*
Nov
59
Mar
28c
20
16%
___•
—
Hayes Steel
Howard
39%
*
*
_
Paper-———-,—:
23*% "Nov
Jan
12%
3.10
Aug
8
A-
Jan
89
•Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
/
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'A Mar
91
6%
50% Mar
1.58
•
15
7
14
'5,915
Nov
'
1.60
Jun
Nov
;—«—,
—
Nov
185
Apr
July
280
,295
—5
Paper
Consolidated
—i—
32
'•12%
—*
Jun
180
2,105
B
Jim
13%
Jan
124
705
,
14%
:Howard Smith Paper common
—*
Preferred
-——100
Sep
63
May
2.25
8,000
16%
4%
—*■'
:
Copper.——
4%
172
24
——
Oct
16%
Jan
Jan
27%
250
32
170
9%
21%
common—■———*
(Charles)
Imperial
Canada
Canada
11% May
Dec
•
100
:
34
77'A
24%
common
Preferred
325
58
100
—
745
530
13%
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine——
•
—57V4 ' 57'/4
Pulp & Paper com__•
Preferred
13 %
11
%
10%
22
'Bollinger Gold Mines—--.
British Columbia
41
13%
—
Preferred
r
High
Low
Hiah
20
_
Feb
31
—
class
Generarsteel Wares
'
—
29
Sales
Week'*
^
850
172
preferred —
—100
5%% preferred —__100
Funds
Sale Price
/' /
.
40%
21%
5%
...
Nov
39%
24
Players Canadian Corp
Gatineau
STOCKS—
90
10%
—25
Heating Products
'Foundation
-
Dec
Jan
Sep
July
common.
*
Electric
Famous
Last
13%
42%
"35
Corporation
Enamel &
'English
Friday
12
305
13
<«
Dominion Steel & Coal class B
Dominion Stores Ltd
'Electrolux
Canadian
28%
390
Dec
43
Oct
290
13%
86%
'
-100
Dryden Paper
42%'
30% July
29%
84
40
•
H25
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Dominion Textile common
Bonds—
High
84
•
Dominion Glass' common
Oct
18
a3,4 -PCb"'
Range Since January 1
Low
High
Shares
13%
29%
—
Dominion Coal preferred
Dominion Dairies common
Preferred
Dec
May
Nov
37c
-
271
„—
65c
B
Low
•
A
—
Nov
5.60
Jan
class
Distillers Seagrams common
Dominion Bridge
Nov
25
■
6,000* *33c t Dec
■v
Girl
^Atir^
•"lll^
2.600
Mines,
Ymir Yankee
v-
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•
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-
14%
Apr
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?!
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for Week
Range
of Price*
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Apr
41c
A
;
\
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Jan
6
15,727
'■«. 120
: 8,680
STOCKS—
High
Low
"Wool
York
Last
Range
of Prices
Wiltsey-Coghlan MinesWinnipeg Electric common
Week'a
Friday
Sale*
Last
"STOCKS—
MARKETS
"WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 21
Sale Price
1
Preferred
3107
[THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
184
*:
,Nov
•
105%
100
.'*"
30
Saguenay Power preferred—
St Lawrence Corporation common
105% 105%
358
9 Va
9%
2,430
'34%
36 y4
2%
36%
37
90
33 Va
Paper-preferred—.—-100
92
81
92
4,252
58%
——*
22
20%
22
3,763
;30
745
155
10
A preferred
:
f<St Lawrence Flour Mills common—.—41
Dec
St
Nov
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sep
Sherwin
Lawrence
1,380
Oct
Jan
-105
9%
35%
107%
May
11%
NOV
40
Nov
Jan
38
"Jun
Jan
92
18% Jan
Dec
"
Ltd—-—--———_*
Mines
Bralorne
Brazilian
Trac
Light
American Bank
Columbia
Class B
Pr
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&
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22
27
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222
30
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—
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119
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405
4%
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28
23%
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2
842
20%
4
'18%
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15%
21
1,052
;•
——
22 Vn
3,411
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27
?/T'5%-/'Apr'
200
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47/s
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Williams
Preferred
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of
30
corn—
——
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Breweries
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Building Products class A——
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(Canada, Cement
Preferred
(
Canada
——
v
5
"i'4%
common——
——-—_
——
"160
131%
131
26%
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25
>
.
100
11
,18%
17
x
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29
Jan
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Aug
Jan
24
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119%
20
Feb
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..
15%
131%
27
Canada
57c
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Power
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*
.11
.275
17%
18%
530
47%
lio
;
—
,11%
'17%
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preferred
47%
48
2,132
.7% Jan
11% Jan
40
Jan
Oct
Dec
.Jun
12
Southam Press Co——
rSouthem Canada
—
Canadian
Bronze
Canadian Car &
Preferred
22%
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common
——-1———
_•
22%
45
•
common—.
45
17
—25
-
9,730
8Va
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5%
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/
—•
of Canada
10
Mar
17
Nov
28
Apr
35
Dec
Cottbns
•
common—
Canadian Foreign Investment—
39
•
Preferred
Canadian
57
32%
58-
-222
39
200
32%
32%
47
46%
47
17
'16%
17
•/
50
335
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B
Class
Xnd Alcohol common
:
—
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—,—
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•
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,
—
,
39
14
,37%
19%
15%
39
Jan
59
Jun
37%
Oct
41
Nov
26J/a
Jan
32 %
Dec
Biscuit
Preferred
Yellers
Ltd
Apr
16
15%-Mar
40
Oct
11%
Feb
207/a
Jun
12 Va
Apr
18%
Dec
Jan
84
Dec
Dec
Nova
Dec
Royal
5,173
17%
1,115
79 %
812
42
42
42
125
33
Jan
42
47
47%
235
38
Jun
47%
For
——♦
Seal
footnotes
Co
see
-———*■
page
3109.
15
Jun
20
Nov
210
10%
Jan
13%
13%
4,240
T4%
July
99
Oct
Dec
14
Sep
8
100
Dec
40
69
Jan
79% Nov
120
74
Apr
80%
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1,290
7%
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'6%
7%
15%
'7%
*
*
——
:
'
15%
71
73
"235
58
104% 109
,
20
12%
Jan
15%
73
Mar
75
Dec
Nov
3,326
70
Mar
109
Dec
-*
22 Va
22 Va
235
21
Apr
22
Va Aug
*
26 Va
26 Va
180
18
'Jan
28 %
.*
—*
100
Montreal
20%
&
13%
106
2 2'A
22%
5
19%
Jan
22%
14%
13%
14%
3,750
6%
Jan
14%
93
92
93
160
75
*
Commerce
49
6 Va
16 W
Cork
405
14%
Jan
Jan
*
34%
35
150
23
—;———25
—25
27%
27%
85
26
29
29 Va
30
26 Va Mar
16%,
16%
Oct
Oct
Dec
Nov
94
36%
Nov
27
Va
Sep
29%
Jan
Dec
'412
77
Crown
19%
14
245
common
Preferred
Dec
17%
Consumers Glass
'14%
79
Winnipeg Electric common
Mar
79%
20
..
79%
__—
(Geo)
19
Jan
•
25
Dec
100
Ltd
47
6ya
Consolidated Mining & Smelting——5
'
Nov
28 %
79%
common———.—
Wllsils
Apr
33
*815
420
37%
Jan
78
"United St6el Corp—
common
"5Vc
Canadian
Apr
16%
100
Walker Gooderham & Worts com
38% May
470
*39
"
25
Wabasso Cotton
2,005
58
22%
100
—-—109
Dec
17
_100
*
common
50
28%
common——•
preferred.—
Co
Weston
Canadian Celanese
37%
28%
24% Nov
3435
333
Dec
Dec
Dec
45
J16%
34%
22%
'45
—*
•
Power
/ Standard Chemicals common———*
Viau
Canadian Breweries common..
30
155
22
Nov
18% Nov
48
Mar
145% Jan
19
——
Preferred
Cafiada
Nov
Nov
Jan
"9% Jan
22%
37%
•
common
—
—
Feb
Dec
«
EruckfBflk Mills
28 Va
155
.100
16%
preferred
67c
preferred
%
Feb
Banks
80
15
Jan
16% July
19
17%
19
680
14
Jan
18
Dec
—10
-10
21%
20
21%
561
16%
Apr
21%
Dec
31%
31%
31%
165
May
31%
Dec
10
19%
18%
19%
856
Jan
19%
Dec
*—10
Canadienne
10
Scotia
—
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15%
1
>\
THE COMMERCIAL &
3108
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
WEEK ENDING
FOR
RANGE
Monday, December 24, 1945
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
DECEMBER 21
-
Friday
V
Last
Sale*
Week's
for Week
Range
'
Montreal Curb Market
Last
STOCKS—
of Prices
Par
Low
1
Range Since January 1
Shares
-
6
-100
cumulative preferred—_—
cumulative preferred
l_w_,_100
6%
7#
Pow
Bathurst
85
Packers
Columbia
Preferred
Calgary
<fc
._—
10
6 %
100
36
5 Vi
-
76 Va
6%
76
77%
•
&
Power
Paper Inv
Cassidy's
Catelli
Limited
Food
Adv
Preferred
Alcohols
Ltd
Centremaque
Gold Mines——— .—1
__1 '
Century Mining Corp Ltd
53
Z
2
Feb
95
Feb
100
10
1.725
2
Jan
'40c
15
Jun
4%
276
1.50
Cournor
6%
Nov
Donalda Mines Ltd—————r—-i
Jan
1.90
Nov
-Duquesne Mines Co Ltd_—.
—1
13%
14
Dec
East
Malartic
Mines
1.80 Aug
3.15
Nov
Sast
Sullivan
591/2
Dec
Elder
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
2.95
11,510
59 Vi
175
11
50
11%.
520
6'A
Jan
12
16
16
50
14%
Jan
16
6%
6%
20
50c
1,000
60
Mar
2oc
42
190
6%
6,690
7%
350
6Vc
50
29
25c
Engineering
13%
15%",
14
15%
30,093
1.65
200
_*
42
44%
40%
40%
18%
Dominion
Woollens
Donnacona
Corp.
•
181/4
18%
Eastern
Aircraft
Aircraft
Sec
Jun
Jan
27c
May
7c -May
31c
14,000
31c
-47c
38c
75c
4,700
32,300
•
54c
Mav
6,000
33c
Jun
62c
Nov
15,500
10c
Jan
45c
May
•
2.62
j.
2,500
Sep
2.40 Mar
1.15 Mar
2.30
Apr
2.99
Jan.
,.-23c.
Dec
75c
54c
200
1.48'
1.40
1.10 Nov
Dec
200
4,800
2.62
Jan
Jan
58c
1.46
.
May
1.33
Jan
„
4c
1.25
1.45
•
6c
3,600
9c
11c
1.48
-1.48-
Jun
1.40
45c
500
20c
Mar
80c
90c
4.750
80c
Nov
V 30c
32C
4,000
28c
Sep
47c
Dec
20'Ac
Apr
67c
Nov
64c
Dec
96c
Nov
Gold Mines-—
90C
1
15% Dec
Kerr
2.00 May
:.. 500
3,500
.
/
.
50c
52c
64c
67c
65c
7.00 May
Nov
Apr
Oct
1.10
1.70
.
37c
..35c.. Dec
17,500
81c
52c
;
9,100
67c
——1
Kirkland Gold Rand Ltd
Consolidated Gold
Gold
Addison
Mines
:
3.10
Dec
Sep
1.75 May
Gold
Mines
44%
Dec
Leitch
43
Nov
Ling man Lake
18%
Dec
Louvicourt Goldfields
2,185
7%
Jan
14
9%
Feb
181/2
Nov
17
17
20
735
13
20
Dec
48
491/8
140
19% July
4
4%
870
2
5%
6
615
3% Mar
Jan
17
Nov
7c
Jan
28c
Apr
Jan
25
Nov
14
500
24
100
1.47
1.47
100
Feb
1.48
Sep
1.25
1.40
5,100
46c
July
1.95
Nov
1.35
1.37
1,000
92c
_Jan
——
———l
;
18
1.38
2.05 Mar
f
Dec
2,700
1.50 May
11%
200
,
13yac May
Jan
7%c
.
14
—4——1
—1
Ltd
Jan
15%
15%
3V«c Jan
2,130
16.303
tj24
i——_T——1
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Feb
13%
1
Ltd——1
—
7%c
82c
7C-
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
Shore
30
*
Jan
45c
Jan
Jan
2.55
1.30
J-M
5
I
1.40
V
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
17%
L-
Ltd
60c
16c
32c
58c
LZZ---—
Dec
16%
—_____5
Corp
Dec
54c
————-—1
Lake Mines Ltd—
4
•
Sep
•
.
Macdonald
Dec
51
5V2
' Mar
7
Nov
.July
Nib
Yellowknife
32
30%
32
1,991
25
45c
com—.
25c
85c
4,755
30c
Jan
Dec
33%
Jun
2
Mar
34%
Jan
52%
Dec
4.00
4.00
1
20c
20c
Ltd——
1
29c
31c
20.200
28c
25c
20c
25c
.7,500
20c
1
3.70
3.60
3.70
5,300
25c
25c
5,000
24c
Dec
67c
Apr
36c
38c
11,100
10c
Feb
46c
Oct
26c
26c
1,000
24c
Sep
62c
1.40
1.40
100
25
25
3
12
Sep
25
Dec
_10
17
17
55
15
Apr
17%
Dec
Inter-City Baking Company Ltd--. -100
72%
73
55
50 -
Feb
75
15
Mines
500
Jan
2.22
■,
20c
Dec
Dec
43c
Aug
Dec
31c
Nov
Dec
20c
500
"
Gold Mines
28c
-
37 %c
Cadalllc Gold Mines Ltd——1'
—1
Ltd.—;—1
Mines
:
2.25
3.90
Jan
1.20
Dec
Apr
1.79 May
Jan
Occ
14
3.35
——
——-
Paramaque
Nov
1
LCd—_
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd—
Pandora
Dec
4.00
4.10
Mines—
Ltd
Lake
Graham
Norseman
4.10
1.55 July
11,400
3.20
Gold
Mines
Mines
Red
McVittie
Omega
Pow
27c
2,400
Dec
13%
Ford Motor Co of Canada class A—
Foreign
Oct
9,600
4,800
15%
1.7%
49
Ltd
Nov
57c
3.85
85c
pfd_100
Ltd____
48c
Dec
43c
'
Heva Cadillac Mines————
Indian
13%
Products:
Steel
Fairchild
Sep
Dec
40c
1.33
Mines Ltd
Madsen
Fleet
87c
29c
2,000
Nov
Oct
8
*
cum
Feb
15,600
.
3.40
Eideridge
Formaque
•
Paper Co Ltd
Kootenay Power 7%
37%c
Oct
1.25
'
East
Dec
3.65
35%
.110
Square
93c
v
1.32
Jan
8'A
75
Ltd
Feb
2.62
Jan
6uc
9,500
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd—*
Dominion
Works
17c-
Ltd———i
Eldona Gold Mines
Ooldora
Nov
6%
Jan
■
Oct
65
Mar
12
15
3%
Dec
Lake
Dominion
3,500
Mines.—22———-——-f
Gold
Nov
60c
Apr
1.65
15%
f
7.
.
Feb
64%
6
Sep
8%
Feb
4
7%
A*//./-*
May
1.25
Mines.
Mar
23c
Nov
Apr
44c
38c
—1
———
Jan
59
40
'
5
Aug
Mining.:
.44%c
Jan
'29c
30%c
—5s
Mines—
Yellowknife
Colomac
6%
2.85
.
III
Cadillac Gold Mines Ltd—
1.41/2
2.95
■
Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
July
Dec
8c
9c
*
19c
9%c July
3c
10c
Ltd__
Mines
Gold
25
59%
6%
Mines———_——-
2,750
13
12%
64%
Jun
-
Gold
Canadian
Nov
'5
.175
''j'j 34
1.50
*
Ltd
Oct
12%
4%,
"_-._-_2.50
Cub Aircraft Corp
59%
-15.
13
•
A
Preferred
15c
Brazil Gold & Diamond M Corp—
Jan
99
Feb
Dec
36c
32c
64.
5
Consolidated Div Sec
27c
Central
12%
—.-lOO
common
Bouscadillac
Dec
13%
50c
Preferred
Dec
30c
Oct
com.;
___-
Commercial
Bonville
40c
175
.1.1
62
.
11% Mar
24,000
58c
40c
167% May
156
222
3%
8
,.26%
t
2,260
r
29c 30 %c
.1.
Mines—a-:—_.
Aug
*
Ltd
Co
General
Neon
Claude
pfd—_
Oct
31%
50c
.1
Gold_^.—-——.
Lake
Red
Mar
99 !
Dec
4,500
-
84c
15c
Beaucourt Gold
16
1.50
•
1'.
15
common
58c
Ltd__—_.
Beatrice
Dec
168
13
Products 5%
Knitting
Celtic
_1
Mines
Aubelle
Jun
109
75c •'
76c
Jan
12%
common
Westinghouse Co
Dec
26%
V
7%c
Dec
4%
Canadian Western Lumber Co_———2
Canadian
110
Feb/
22% Mar
43c
7c
13
12
•
com
105
79V2 Nov
....
40c
12
3%
34,300
8c
40c
7%c
170
,
10c
Oct
Dec
10%
Jan
16% May
8
Jan
70
8%c
——
150
62.
-t..
Ltd
Jan
15%
99
27
.
12%
3%
preferred - —Z——00 h
Canadian Light & Power Co—100
Canadian Marconi Company/-"
*.1
Vickers
Stocks
15%
Canadian Internat Inv Trust Ltd com *"
11
Dec
24
Feb
4
200
1,785
26%.,
V
Aldermac Copper Corp Ltd
__,
—1
Alger Gold Mines Ltd
—
—
Arno Mines Ltd
rr*-"
Astoria Quebec Mines_-__—*^.——i..
6% Nov
12%
175
3%
*
5
26
11
May
173%
125
26%.
20
165
10
4T'b
*7
40
164
24
_;._4"
25
24
Jan
26%
10
Jan
24
Oct
17
7,722
24
-.100
Ltd—
Hotel
Mining
Aug
Jan
45
625
v.
26
25c
•
•
Dec
37
-
Nia.r
2.30
10
—
...
50
125
107
26%.
24
,.100
165
preferred
I
109
Apr
6
16
24c
*
25
109
•'
100
Canadian Ingersoll Rand Co Ltd——_*■'/
5%
-
Dec
30c
305
115
Nov
26%
Jan
25
946
.
.
14
Feb
2%
n 5%
Jan
11%,
25c
*
Ltd—
Corp
.
26 Va.
.—J
Ltd-t.
Products
Jan
May
22c
u
115
.
A—..
B
Low
High
'
■
9,375
25
109
Canadian Industries Ltd class B
7 Vo
preferred
;
4.—
Canadian
8%
23 Va
50
-
.
110
110..
24%;
24%;
Ltd 7% pfd—10u„
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
•
.Canadian Food Products
—
*
Canadian General Investments • Ltd—*
Pow Corp
Canadian
1,343
Windsor
1,275
1
Dominion -Sugar—4—_*__•*
Can North
Westeel
Dec
12%
Ltd pfd_——100
Power Co.
Canada
Dec
7
26s/s
36
————
United
173%
Jan
12 %
Ltd—
Company oornmon..
Brown
Dec
Jan
25 3A
class
Ltd
Securities
Mar
3
85
Co
Corporations
44
26%
•
Low
-
Distillers of Canada Ltd
144
6
—*
i.100
pfd-
Invest Co Ltd—
Screw
United
6f«
Pr
United
Dec
1,102
7
i-
—5
Ltd-
6%
3,372
85
■
British American- Oil Co Ltd——
British
80
173 173 %
*
cl B_
Van
of
Distillers
&
Brewers
Pap Co Ltd
&
'<
2% Mar
12,720
6Vo
Stowell
High
Low
Hiah
5%;
Canada
Southmount
•
Abltlbl Power & Paper common—
Bridge Co, Ltd—
Southern
for Week
Range
Sale Price
:
»
Sales
-
Range Since Januaeir 1
*
Sarnia
Week's
Shares
of Prices
Par
Canadian Funds
Friday
Bale Price
STOCKS—
Fraser
Companies
Godfrey Realty Corp
Halifax Insurance
52%'
International Paints
5%
cum
(Can)
preferred—
Inv Foundation Ltd
67o
Lake
St
John
Lambert
Co
15
32
■
9
Ltd
__
'
57
61%
8%
8%
1
13'%
13%
605
33%
/ 33
33%
666
Maule Leaf Milling Co Ltd common.
14%'
14
14%
28%
28 %
28%
—
33
Red Crest Gold Mines Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon
8% Mar
Dec
14'A
McColl-Frontenac
Oil 6 %
Distilleries
Melchers
Ltd
100
pfd—
pfd—i,
100
!
& Ontario Paper Co
Royal Hotel Co Ltd
Mount
Noorduyn Aviation Ltd
Nova Scotia- Lt &
Pr
Pow
Corp of Can
Ltd
36c
3,300
3.10
3.10
300
2.19
4,700
1.50
Jan
Oct
Villbona
Nov
Wiltsey-Coghlan
17'A
Oct
Wright Hargreaves Mines Ltd
Feb
108
14%
14%
1,625
16%
'16%
17 %
4,015
11% July
10 Va
9
9%
11
275
93
93
8
78
May
109% 109%
29
99
Jan
109%
Dec
3d
Jan
46 V2
Feb
44
44
45%
39
40
3%
345
39
6%
252
14
14
Jan
Dec
Week Ended Dec.
Jun
Shares
Saturday
619,360
.
Stocks
Oil
",K
_
fiast Crest Oil Co/Ltd—
Homestead Oil & Gas Ltd
Royallte Oil Company
r.
Ltd——1-—*
Bonds
Bond*
Sates
$27,500
$145,000
$3,308,500
6,164,000
224,000
51,000
5,569,000
271,200
47,500
5,887,700
6,489,300
241,000
10,000
6.740,300
Thursday——
Friday—
;
797,335
3,929,600
331,000
14,000
4,274,600
6,439,000
942,196
3,899,000
306,000
156,000
4,361,000
6,675,061
$29,186,900
$1,518,200
$306,000
$31,011,100
Week Ended Dec. 21
"
.
'
:
"*
6,675,061
1945
",6,999,583
$306,000
Total—
371,551,888
.
255,822,088
?eioYuaT\T
listed on the New
..
York Stock
$7,931,550
30
102,009,000
2,538,285,000
$67,291,700 $2,234,060,810 $2,645,990,200
as
December 18—"_ ^
10
December 19_
_
_
December 20____
December 21__
20
II
Total
10
Rail¬
Utili¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
road*
ties
trial*
Ralls
Ralls
115.74
64.49
72.82
105.54
190.37
62.61
37.21
71.25
105.60
190.98
63.24
37.50
71.65
105.60
37.50
71.57
First
190.62
63.23
38.14
Second
foornores
10
Total
Utili¬
40
ties
Bonds
101.50
108.94
107.93
115.52
101.25
108.86
101.38
108.83
115.55
101.68
108.90
33,000
36,000
1,000
336,000
188,000
58,000
9,000
255,000
$1,467,000
$243,000
$50,000
$1,760,000
286,000
$7,000
295,000'
317,000
J an. 1 to Dec. 21
1945
1944
1944
140,398,054 *
1,655,346
3,303,030
,
$1 467 000
Domestic
69,190,739
$2,931,000 $129,839,000
$166,648,500
33,844,000
' 1,128,000
' 1,237,000
'243 000
50'000
—
Foreign government
'
75,000
8,000 '
9,785,000
Foreign corporate
$1,760,000
Total—
ChemicafBank
--$3,014,000 $164,811,000 $177,670,500
City Banks & Trust Cos.
'
Ask
Rid
4JL
SSaYoveVBlnk&'frl^
p*r
B,i
^^^3! ^izii-ioS
Ask
212
371
20%
'
127A
,
1,940
50
63
&
Trult"--^
—CS Nati°nal Ban^_f_20
51%
x49 'A
;
533%
52%
Manufactures
J™*
National City Bank
107.92
•
-
316
12%
47%
49%
114%
47%
37.51
71.19
105.58
115.57
101.71
108.93
107.95
Fiduciary Trust
37.70
71.09
105.67
115.62
101.74
108.96
108.00
Fim
41,000
Stocks—No. of shares—
62.91
3109.
13,000
43,000
243,000
299,000
1945
62.66
page
Total
$271,000
•
107.84
105.56
..
252.000
'
107.81
115.53
Value) v
Foreign
Corporate
3,303,030
189.07
see
Foreign
266,000
437,245
Total
189.36
_
Bonds (Pgr
v
$52,000
Thursday———
ELH
-Bonds—
10
193.76
_
Exchange
$219,000
——
Par
trial*
December 15^
December 17
Apr
473,860
New York
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
—.
Stock!
22 Vi Mar
438,195
Wednesday——L—
Averages
Indus¬
Date-
For
$5,696,200
103,468,460
2,122,660,800
Exchange
Stocks
18c
Oct
Domestic
—
averages of representative stocks and bonda
.
21c
Jan
>18 %
615,430
Monday
Bonds
$82,000
1,670,000
Stock And Bond
Sep
4%c
799
Week Ended Dec. 21
65,539,700
$31,011,100
9c
7.000
Shares)
\
1944
29,186,900
Industrial
1,000
9c
21
Stocks
Jan. 1 to Dec. 21
-1944
1,518,200
Railroad
Apr
Government
—
'
Foreign
5.55 Nov
394,635
943,665
Week Ended Dec. 21, 1945
Saturday
Bonds
-
Jan
10c
0/
974,590
U, 8. Goyernment-
3.95
40c
21
21
v.
(Number
1,987,060
Stocks—No. of shares_,__
100
37'/2cDec
Feb
8 %jc
—'
Bond
1,354,520
:
—I
■
Government
Foreign
Monday-
1945
——•
Total
Tuesday
Wednesday
Total
5.15
10c
Mines Ltd—————1
Dec
37c
,
Dec
<
Daily, Weekly and
United States
$3,136,000
30c
10c
Dec
u3c
1,000
Transactions at the New York Curb
Exchange
Railroad
21,1945
1,000
45,500
25c
5.15
36C
Mines——————
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
and MisceX,
Bonds * ;
3.35 Mar
3.80 Apr
;
Va July
50
36% May
Transactions at the New York Stock
Number of
Apr
1.00 May
Mar
94
Jan
Gold
33c
25c
Tiblemont Goldfields
9%
15%
Stocks,
Dec
1.05
j
Dec
35c
30c 37 %c
33c
Sep
2% Mar
red pfd— .100
Quebec Pulp & Paper 7%
1.00
Nov
2.80
Dec
85c
Jan
Mar
2.70
60
-50
6V0. N C part 2nd pfd__
65c
60c
35 %c
—1
75
;
Dec
36c
-1
Iron Mines Ltd
108
com.
Nov
1.65
—1
Gold Mines—
7%
9 Va Mar
1st pfd— .100
1.55
8,700
,
Oct
65c
»
Feb
Jan
66c
1,800
Sep V
Apr
Jan
4,745
'
14
.
Co
-cum
.
10%
Minnesota
1
1.27
51c
25c
Jun
15c
34c
•
300
v
30% NOV:
105
85c
100
;
95c
7%
I10
—5
;;
1.65
80C
85c
27c
1.45
83c
106'A
106%;
•
common-.
Preferred
26c
1-45
i
80c
Steep Rock
Mar
14.300
1.45
———1.
Ltd
Mines
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd——
.122
.Jan
Mines
Nov
135
6c
..
90c
Standard
Massey-Harris Co Ltd 5%
3.500
83c
Gold
Feb
16%
July
12c
Nov
40c
Nov
21c
Ltd—
1
Stadacona Mines 1944 Ltd————*
Siscoe
33%
Jan
30c
8,000
27c
Jan
12
11.700
1.65
-1
Sheep Creek Gold Mines———50c
Dec
61%
35c
40c
11 %c.
Ltd
Senator-Rouyn
31c
35c
—.—.—*
Rochette Gold Mines
1,855
-
——-—.—
—
Dec
Jan
35c
39c
1
_——
Yellowknife
Dec
51
22%
Mines
Mines
Gold
Quebec
Nov
9%
Jan
Feb
6% May
9% Aug
30
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
Jan
49 'A
..
Gold
Perron
Pitt
Nov
24
91
315
.
15
5
42
-
% Mar
21
277
50%
■-
4
310
9
50%
61%
Inc
7,137
33
31%
9
50 Vi
_50
„
P
(Alfred)
Lowney
T20
:
P
••
common-—
pfd
conv
•
Ltd A—
52 %»
47
,
Lj__.
Company
1_.
39%
N^ional Banklll.—-100 2,045
41 Vi
2,105
Title Guarantee & Trust
United States Trust
-12 23.
100 800
24%
830
»
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.
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—
Reorganization Rails
(When,
'"'Bonds—
Investing Companies
Pat
,
Aeronautical Securities
-1
10.68
n.71
6.32
6.91
American Business Shares—
1
4.84
11.99
Keystone Custodian
Scries
5.30
Foreign Investing.IOo
American
Assoc'ted
Par
Ask
1%
Affiliated Fund Inc
13.01
Standard
shares—
Oil
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
Axe
Bid
—1
8
40.41
6%
6%
K-l
Series
Beneficial
bond
Inv
Corp
Tr
„
of
—
America
Fund Inc
Boston
Fund
116.00
10c
9.49
28.84
Loomis
26.23
Loomis
40.56
43.85
Chemical
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Sayles Second Fund—10
23.85
4.10
4.70
•
Fund
34.43
37.02
Mutual
1
13.07
14.14
Nation-Wlde
Christiana
;
Securities
Preferred
1002,980
com
100
-
Commonwealth Invest
Common
-
1
Investors
Trust
Mass
Investors
2d
3,080
145
.1
Consol Investment Trust
150
6.36 Y
68
6.91
Invest
Balanced
Fund
I
71
Diversified Trustee Shares—
D
Dividend
Eaton
,,
-
Bond
19487
23.82
Fund
Financial
Mutual
7.30
8.30
Low
1.69
1.86
; ■•••
Aetna
6.91
Aetna
9.50
10.55
Aetna
8.10
series
8.91
28.18
2.38
New
England
Fund—
9.03
36.12
Agriculture
A—2
6.49
^.43
Automobile
•
16.93
17.10
American of
8.13
New
45.18
1
1
2.61
32.96
—
6.15
York
Bank
6.46
Stocks
—.
——.—17.40 '•
—
Monarch
Fire
Casualty
:
—3%
19%
34 V4
37%
10
20%
22%
National
American
Surety.
25
71 %
74%
National Fire
41
44
National
Union
19.20
Automobile
10
13.19
10.87
Baltimore American
16.43
Bankers & Shippers
Boston
2%
25
11.21
11.08
12.18
11.46
12.59
Connecticut General Life
12.50
13.73
14.63
16.07
Continental Casualty—,
Crum & Foroter
Ipc_
Electrical
Insurance
7.92
Machinprv
14.55
equipment
stock
„
,
Merchandising
u
—
e—
8.76
10.46
10.32
13.50
Railroad
9.39
Railroad equipment—
8.66
9.52
10.55
,
6.25
10.03
Steel
11.61
North
Amer
Trust
Series 1955
6.88
shares—
9.45
I
City
Fire
of
New
8
Petrdieum
.
—
...1
3.70
3.41
7.15
7.86
4.29
Putnam
6.66
Republic Invest Fund
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Fund, Inc
10
21%
10
York—.:
68
&
Trading
tGeol
'
.
18
-
Fund—.
16.69
)
17.95
'4.85
'
5.33
5.27
5.80
7.46
Inc
10c
1.81
Y 1.86
Employers Reinsurance
_6
29.93
32.18
•
2.18
Ltd—
—
Insurance Group shares
22.06
1.03
1.13
1.16
Group shares-
of
20.14
America.
10
Investors Fund O
]
1.28
16.59
Franklin
13 %
15%
60
Providence-Washington
—10
38 %
41
2
10
29%
32%
10
22%
24Va¬
2nd
preferred
Great
American
Bond
Fund
A—-
k
Reinsurance
24.53
st Paul Fire & Marine.
72
Seaboard
10
34%
54%
Security New Haven
10
Springfield Fire & Marine—25
10 %
11%
Standard Accident
Travelers
39
42
93%
97%
U
34%
35
31%
10
111%
116%
%
Lt &
Pwr
Shares A
^
21
)
19.82
Wellington Fund
Recent
21.62
Bonds—
Holding
Arkansas
Corp
—
36%
3734
1
7%
8%
Huron;
10
Holding Corp.—,
57%
60
i.00
1.15
Page 3108
.
&
Pow
Lt
88
61
36%
3s
1974
107%
107%
Connecting 2%s
1975
100
101
3VaS——1975
104
39
Cent
•
Bid
107%
105
100%
K—1980
108
108%
Dayton Power & Light 2%s 1975
102
Home
O.SOft
100.1
Loan
April
15,
Other
102 %
Conn
Pub
Lt
&
RR
Serv
Pwr
3s
2%s—,.1975
ser
1953
2s
2%s
99%
b0.90
City Southern 4s—1975
103%
101
102
104 %
0 8 Conversion
105
105 %
U S Conversion 3s
1947
105%
108 %
105
105%
27/es__—1975
101 %
101%
102 %
103
Power
3VeS—1975
100%
Panama
1961
133
3s
1949,
3s
101%
100 %
101
3y8s
Ass
1975
of
St
Louis
1985
—;
Service 2%s
Power
Lt
&
&
Preferred
107%
104
104%
1975
101%
102
Light 2%s_1975
101%
102
102 %
103
Tel
3s
1975
Stocks—
Par
Monongahela Power 4.40ft—100
Ruppert (Jacob) 4%-i
100
111
112
106
107
Union
%
106%
107
Oil
(Cal)
$3.75
*
Ask
100
United States Treasury Bills
134
Rates
TV
quoted
are
Bid
Quotations For u. s. Treasury Notes
32ds of
more
101
-0.80ft
102.21
100'/a
or
Texas
Western
J.07%
Pow & Lt
(Okla) 2%s—1975
2%s
105
103
107
Co
RR
104%
3%s__ 1975
Issue*
100.30
100.13
one
Term
%
Banks—
1946
100.28
Figures after decimal point represent
Reading
Elec
(Indiana)
Texas Elec
1974
Pow
Serv
Public Serv
100%
Mountain States Power 3s—1975
100.11
Canal
Pub
101%
Vt
Y
Elec
Portland Gen
Montana
Bid
Federal
N
107%
104 %
1974
Monongahela Pewer 3s_—.1975
Ask
Ask
...10
49 %
58
2.50
Narragansett
3%s__ 1974
Birmingham Electric 3s.
Houston Lt &
Of Governmental Agencies
Rid
625
47%
Ask
■
Minnesota
Int. Bate
610
4
Security Issues
Bid
Investment Banking
Kans Okla & Gulf Ry 3%s_1980
Laclede Gas Lt 3%s—
.1965
Maturity—
44%
__
Kansas
1953-1951—
100
Westchester Fire
36%
126:
—
41%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.—2
Guarantee
58%.
.
11.08
U S El
FOR NEW YORK CITY BANKS & TRUST COS.—See
1,
U 8
121%
.10
79-
•<
27.50
Erie
1960-1948—
1955-1953.^
S
76
,
10.24
25.16
Preferred Stock Fund
First Boston Corp—
Bid
12%
Surety..
U S Fire
29%
...
23.49
Union
30.36
100
8
55%
20%
(Texas)
(Paul! Fire..
> 25.29
10.13
28.06
1, 1956-1946
3s May 1, 1956-1946
6J/2
25 3 4
Republic
8
Fire
(NY)~
Corp
Revere
1.12
9.37
Blair & Co
Pederal Land Bank Bonds—
110
16 Vs
10
Hartford
105
107%
15
——
Hanover
60.50
—28
15 %
Rutgers Fire com—.15
93c
21.49
series
B—
C—
&
8%
99
24
52
8.29
"16.71
22.56
.8
18%
-14.88
29.43
20.59
Preferred Accident
.
69
84c
Amerex
B-3
97
67
7%
94
103%
,
_10
7.57
28.11
B-2
64%
93
,_B
General Reinsurance Corp
Gibraltar Fire & Marine
Corporations
Keystone Oustr-Man Funds—
Series
B-'l
;
61 %
10
8
34.82
16.34
.•_10
1
68
Fire
18.16
32.03
Fire
Indemnity Co
5
12.50
171
13.65
Union Common Stock Fund B
-
Pacific
65
10c
Series
25%
Phoenix
56
..1
Scries
23%
—,
42%
164
2Vb
Union
-2.50
51%
16%
35%
-20
Sovereign Investors
3.12
31%
49 %
Northeastern
—-10
Fidelity ■& Deposit of Md
Selected Amer Shares
1.00 C
29%
15
8
Northern
64
Globe
57.50
—10
37
23%
10
110.19
Investment Corp.—
190
35
—.10
i
7%
180
71
57%
10
Federal
108.01
Trusteed Industry Shares..'__25o
:i
Pacific
*
State Street
River
6%
20
Casualty- —2
33
•
■■•.vY'Y/W l.
Utilities
North
62
3
Fire—
Amsterdam
New Hampshire Fire
York Fire
25 "2
29%
59
_
6%
27%
10
10
—
40%
10
Employees Group
Glens Falls Fire.i———_8
Globe & Republic...
B
<
(Detroit)
5%
55%
5
Standard
7.77
<6.42
6.78
—
7.07
775
23%
Fireman's Fd of San Fran„„10
Firemen's of Newark-^^
—8
-
Series 1956
8%
4
New
Camden
Fire Assn of Phila
10.72
,
8.59
———;
7%
—
New Brunswick
91
:
9.63
12.29
i-
———7
9.52
5.83
—_
New
7%
.
6.05
.
750
6%
15.07
17.50
86
100
10.20
11.02
93%
65%
N Y
Liberty
National
20%
89
62%
8
20%
10
13.72
11.90
Fire
Reserve-
14.96
Speculative
18%
1
-12%
'
Re-Insurance
9.89
3.89,
-
shares—
Group shares
Bank Group shares
1%S wi Jan.
Mfrs
15.94
9.76
shares
1.
Merch &
Diversified Investment Fund
9.13
—
shares——
1,
13%
Diversified
13.26
shares;
Oct
12%
Newark
12.01
Equipment
7.20
Price Shares
Feb
Casualty_5
American
11.85
1%S
Merchant Fire Assur
8.60
11.25
2V*S
Maryland Casualty.™
Massacnusetts Bonding—
24%
9.89
10.79
3s Jan.
13%
22%
9.40
,
8.55
.
stock
10.03
Securities
94 %
45./,
American
13.72
—
Building simply
10.83
Incorporated Investors
independence Trust Shares
17V4
92
42
15.07
Inc—
—
Chemical
Common
15%
10
8
7.82
10.72
8erles
10
9.00
shares
Fund
Fire
Insur Co of North America —10
39%
shares
Stock and Bond
Homestead
Jersey Insurance of N Y— —20
American Equitable
American Fidelity &
Machinery shares-
Series
50
87%
Alliance
26.54
Metals
Co
48
84
8
25
Oils
Investment
31Va
37
Business
Foundation
Ask
49
30 Vs
—28
Agricultural
American
814
46
Home
6.69
10.71
Pat
Hartford Steamboiler Inspect.-IQ
10
—
23
7.04
Aviation
Life
xl.2
9.76
Institutional
Ask
57%
5
6.40
Income
58 %
93%
4
2
shares
23%
56 V4
—;
55
Casualty
8.88
Tobacco
69
21%
90%
—10
9.69
u.
Bio
Surety.
Automobile
Administered shares-—
bond shares
Utility
&
5.98
common—
scries—
Casual
American
Food shares
Bteel
Pit
8.24
6.25
series
8
RR Equipment shares
Railroad stock shares
28 V*
67
-
Insurance Companies
12.58
.
American
Merchandise shares
;
.
5.43
shares
Petroleum
26%
com
77%
5.78
Institutional bond shares—
v.
stock
Aviation
Railroad Bond
75V4
II
75-year 4!/2s
16.20
11.64
.
Income
8.21
Inc_
Mining shares
Grande
98
5.20
Investing-
•
15.09
-
-J
series—
priced stock
Fully
Low
96
7.41
Fund
—;
Rio
Preferred
Francisco—
Stock
shares
Industrial
79%
'
Speculative series
Electrical Equipment
General
&
St Louis & San Francisco com—
.102
17.48
Building shares
„
100
27.99
Group Securities—
Aviation
Denver
Preferred
•
Trust
47'
77-%
100
-
81%"
16.35
Capital Corp
Chemical
99%
791/4
26.18
Inc
General Investors Trust
Automobile
97 y4
2018
1993
San
45
_*
preferred
18.05
Selected series—4.89
Fundamental Trust shares
Agricultural
2019
>
50-year 4s
7.49
stock
Preferred
Fundamental Investors Inc
General
4%s
Grande—
_I
Fund,
Common
5ft
■'
106
.1
Industrial
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific—
79%.
104
Ask
—
%...-
,
—
Low priced bond
v
Fund——
Stocks
16.38
16.52
series—.
26c
Fund—
Fidelity
10
seMes
Industrial
Howard—
&
8tock
Inc.
Securities—
shares
2.60
Shares
Balanced
"irst
22.03
Fund
National Investors Corp
National Security Series—
Income
Delaware
«fc
77%
3
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—
21.77
Century Shares Trust
Louis
1st
101
31.04
15.23
St
99
1994
4y2s
issued)
Bid
-
10.43
i
Fur.d—1
Rio
if
and
as
Ask
53.80
109.75
24.39
_1
Ltd
Bid
& Pacific—
1st 3-4s income
118.40
52.72
&
Income
8.11
105.36
1
Fund
8.58
7.34
income
Denver
16.82
—7.74
:
^
Conv
18.96
Fund
5
Ltd
Inv
33.00
11.29
S-4—w
E1st 4s
31.09
30.06
Knickerbocker
'
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Chic Indianapolis <fc Louisville—
/. 1st 4s —__
1983
2nd 4%s
2003
23.86
-17.23
S-3
-,'.i
Chicago Rock Island
.
'12.48
21.78
——
Mass
Canadian
'
-
28.26
S-2—
Series
Y
'
11.38
r
K-2
8
;
Broad Street Invest Co Inc
Bullock
«
—„—_
Series
Series
A
.(Cont.)—
Funds
——
Series S-l—
19.80
37.58
Houghton Fund B
Series
8%
18.41
B-4
Ask
Bid
'
a
Maturity—
Treasury billsDecember 27,
b0.375
0.28ft
February 7, 1946——.—
February 14. 1946
b0.375 0.34%
1945.
b0.375
0.32 ft
February
21,
b0.375
0.32 ft
February
28,
January
3,
10.
1946—
1946—
January
17.
1946—
bO.375 0.32 ft
January
24,
1946—
bO.375
January 31,
Dollar Price 100 Plus
1946—
bO.375
IMar 15,
1946
1
100.1
100.2
15.
1946
1%%
100.19
100.20
l%ft
100.12
100.13
t%S Feb. 1. 1946
t%s March 1. 1946
.0130
.0184
1%%
100.28
100.29
f/0s
1946
.0140
100.14
100.15
101.8
.0148
.0234
t.09ft
.0256
.0359
to
.0206
.0326
dividend.
.0164
.0300
0.35 ft
1946—
bO.375 0.35 ft
1946—
0.33 ft
7, 1946
March 14, 1946
bO.375 0.35 ft
bO.375 0.35%
bO.375 0.35 ft
0.31ft
March 21,
bO.375 0.35ft
March
.0256
101.7
t%s May 1. 1946
t7/«s June 1. 1946—
.0187
l%ft
b0.375
.0193
1% ft
purchase
at
4*k
"
January
poi^t
tor discount
Ask
'
.
tDsc
tMar 15 1947
tSept.
15.
tSept. 15,
tSept. 15.,
1947
t
%
Certificates
of
April
Trdebtedness—
1,
*
July 1, 1946
;
f/aS Aug 1, 1946—
Bid
A*k
.0133
.0193
t%s
Sept.
t%a
Oct.
1.
1946
.0185
.0337
t%s Nov.
1.
1946
.0293
.0462
j7/aS
Dec.
l%s Jan.
1.
1,
1,
1946
1946—
r4t
wi
.0322
.0248
.0507
■
.044-7
a
Odd
Stork
name
lot
sales,
Exchange,
b Yield
r
price,
Canadian
(Un) Unlisted
issue,
changed effective Sept.
•No
furnished
par
value,
17,
tin default.
by sponsor or issuer
d Deferred
market,
x
s
delivery,
Cash
Ex-dividend,
y
e
1946
Ex-Interest, f Flat
sale—not included
Ex-rights,
z
in range
Formerly
price,
for year,
Athey
1945.
tThese bonds
Truss
k Removed
t Ex-stock
Wheel Co.;
'
are
subject to all Federal taxes
^Quotations not
THE COMMERCIAL &
Monday, December 24„ 1945
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
3110
Week
i
BANK CLEARINGS
THE COURSE OF
/'
show an increase, compared with a year ago.
Preliminary figures compiled by us, based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
cities of the country, indicate that for the week .ended, Saturday, Dec. 22, clearings
for all cities of the United States from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
will be 5 6% above those for the, corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary
totals stands, at $13,682,339,680 ..against, $12,960,147,359 for. the same week in 1944.
At this center there is a gain for the week ended Friday of 5.9%.
Our comparative
summary for the week follows.'
:v.^ ■'
toy Telegraph'-:
Clearings—Returns
York—
563,248
1,338,736
1,350,657
—28.9
1,038,084
! 681,742
2,388,242
6.2
1,881,506
1,434,574
790.000.000
2.237,260
690,000,000
+ 14.4
692,000,000
1,972,763
+ 13.4
641,000,000
1,395,558
1,960,878
+
1.0
2,214.557
Jersey—Trenton
2,142,647
'.+
3.4
2,569,294
2,130.567,
6,673^)00
/ 5,998,100
+ 11.3
6,084,800
7,.766,6QO
- 712,328,893
// 600,721,614
—.
3,957,500*
9.5.
—
711,375,818 ; + 14.1 /'
811,687,629
cities)——_____
(10
—
1.775,725
3,435,706
1,641,794
1
+
2,837,443
1,651,690
13.7
5.9
0.8
Mansfield
193,300.000/
178,500,000
+
8.3
Youngstown
f
225,532,950
208,292,533
»•
*:■
28.2
■' ;•
—
./;•
'J
^
•■..
147,283,522
146,216,624
+
$9,193,332,235
+
3.6
1,811,394,085
+
3.9
1,881,924,835
five days
1,955,421,039
2,280,389,947,
day
$13,G82,339,680 $12,960,147,359
week
233,572.851;
+
+
33.4
+ 22.0
20,423,700
260,746,521
16,929.50,0
22.517,600
3.4
2,287,099
4,088.445
2,657.41:8
2,613,715
•
3,296.239
-3,286,433
2.5
273,934,745-*
267,802,184
0.5
—
682.913,614
650,719,356'
_______
667,910,848
671,455,545
(7 cities)
+
Federal Reserve-District—Richmond—
*
West
Virginia—Huntington—'■'<
■
+
3.6
South.
„
+
5.6
-
9,379.000/
Total
Sixth
Federal
/
(6. Cities)-—
2,660,296
2.777,701
t
■
185,504,630
56.683,937;
- :
331,450,540
351,251,084'
4.2
-
1.408,202/
1,132.402..
6,901.000
7,634,000,
77,022,528
85,001.614;
2.594.958i'v
2.5
—
47,573,151
,r
'
i:
7.9.
+
—
.172.774,426
,
9.7
—
8,690,000
97,722.892
95,296.572,
Caxoliaa—Charleston——..v/'V
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbiar-Washington-
+ 16.6
1.912,370
1,726.649/
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond--,
511,401,949,733 $11,004,726,320
Total all cities„five days-
122,709,853'
258,730,144
0.7
$9,520,024,898
117.392,857
1.9,.
•
Total
7.6
2.3
+
,4,990.232
254,308,835.
:/
V
,1
-
y
-
—
:
Fifth
"—
..
+
3,052,070-
•-
•
3,751,311
4.438,120
1.2
—
142,308,060
233,483,401..
21,112,000
:
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
2.7
+
——.
Columbus
!
4,573,622
4,519,942
,
A
145,627,832
••/237,844,634
Cincinnati
.
Cleveland——
297,546,125
—
Ohio—Canton—
9.3
285,218,000
:
•:/
District—Cleveland—
Federal Reserve
Fourth
5.9
+
+
292,898,000
Total all cities for
+ 37.1
—31.2
3,874,967
Wilkes-Barre
Total
472,7^G..
GOO,361
1,015,839
Scranton-
N.ew
i
2,239,005.
v
—
+
Cleveland
All cities, one
,
•"'•••• T980..774
Reading
185,579,080
213,501,690
Other cltie3,
$
fc
1944
—
five days—
1942
$
1,339,488
.
Philadelphia—
V/ 377,606,315
-—
Ten cities,
1943
,//
c/o
823.369
*
Lancaster
387,137,377
—
Baltimore
Dec.
922.045
653,000,000
-
,
$
! ,722,652
"400,000,000
Francisco
»
'V
15
or
District—Philadelphia—
Reserve
Chester
453,373,591
Pittsburgh
i
.
—
6t. Louis
•/'
,
Bethlehem
592,000,000
City-
/•
.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
$6,390,749,550
$6,770,002,863
Boston—
San
/
,:
1945
•
Chicago
Kansas
'
"
Dec.
Inc.
'
-
Philadelphia.——
•' /'1
/
Ended
1944
'
$6,770,002,863
;
■
■
1945
■'
■'
;■
Federal
// 515,608,913
York
New
:
22—
Week Ending Dec.
/•"•>•,'■
Third
this week will
clearings
Bank
'
"
.
2,578.585
..+•; 7.4
166,970,892,.
159.367.405
+
19.1
42,666^469.-,
39,542,45(1
+
6.0
286,544,430
306,276,135
'Estimated.
t
details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in our issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them today, in as much as the week
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
Complete and exact
.
are
/
17,399.905
,
;^ ■
Augusta
Florida—Jacksonville—
Mobile:———
;
Mississippi—Vicksburg
■
Week Ended Dec.
15—
Federal. Reserve
•
V
Districts.,, :
l6t Boston
2d
3d
New
5th Richmond
6
11th Dallas
Total
(10 cities)
Indiana—Fort Wayne
:
__
6
"
193,600,513
10
"
613,448,485
587,698,505
"
'V..
—
316,035,816
"
10
City
,
+ 4.4
Haute
/ Outside New York City
now
add
our
r.
+19.6
10,879,640,227
5,247,427,169
+ 5.9
5,036,175,042
four years:
\
•*"
1944,
$'/•.
District—Boston:—-
■
,
Portland-,
Massachusetts—Boston
Peoria
*
Rockford
..
—
Bedford———
—_
'
409,249,660
1,243,660
+12.3
+
6,6.
676,871
842,746
1,651,787
5,508,602
/.
$
,
4,965,564
4,911,175
+
+
6,964,589
3,337,997
4.6
8,001,236
1,-436,928
4,589,735
1,1-
18,461,926
.
642,121
4,140,202
<
394,013,391
927,195
435,064;
+21.2
19,316,118
—
1943
970,865
+13.3
6,674,388
361,003,022
—19.7
1,871,097
-.
Worcester——
Island—Providence
22,092,000
20,776,600
Hampshire—Manchester
<12
1,094,071
cities)
-
506,£05,059
Yorkr-Albanjr.
22,288,191
7,024,496,
+14.9,
^
".
h
*430,£12
1,180,538
4,197,771
3,055,889
17,568,392
6,917,051
737,781
6.0
19,687,700
19,749,800
+48.3
608,461
716^389
—
475,925,817
+
6.4
426,073,451
Total
(4. cities)—
York
—
6,385,488
1,651,735
1,487,723
64,374,000
1,399,543
1,352,600
1,157,205
6,289,158,733
+
—
3.3/
70,022,00064,200,000
1,465,552
7.0
+16.9
+ 31.0
y
1,180,077
5,843,465,185
1,404,536
1,192,466
4,421,812,643
12,168,605
+ 39.8
12,818,572
12,485,365
8,100,875
9,209,025
—12.0
8,173,422
7 185 984
8,086,535
+20.6
6,88?,197
6,512,364
' 585,816. +.25.7
541,683
31,440,248
9,755,524/
Norfhorn"MJm""iI
~~
Northern, New Jerscy—___.____.
cities)
8,037,776
+12.8
17,013,474
______
NewarTy
(12
—36.0
1,848,060
8,239,785,277
—_____
Connectacut-Stamford
Total
13,254,839
1,302,081
Rochester—
Syracuse
3,905,257
5,552.105
3,256,789
3.700.595
,35,879,000
4,028 051
••
2.5
3,554,499
3,223,073
+
6.5
35,636.000
33,272.000
—
9.1
4,099,093
+
3,645.279
8,500.000
12,062.704
—
7.4
7,967.799
+
6.0
36,960,520
2.975,064.
42,020,219
2.351.596
+
26.5
2,616,912
16,308,046
+
13.4
14,315.144
7,553,985
+
21.0
7,426,796
+
25.9
479,703
485.579
606,^40,584
0.9
522,972,383
464,693.30?
2,332,798
6:3
1,646,151
1,559.526
8,036,355
+
12.5
/ 3,265.079
5,597.528
3,137,798
+
2.8
2,835,641
2,235.49a
2,149,227
+
22.7
2,209,187
1,863,796
759,533,057
+
0.4
660,286,020
592,158,575
2.8
/+
552.866
—
—
,
-r
36,104,66£'
1,940,354.
13,202.191
6,362,706
■
208,200,000
+
-82.120,982
+ 12.7
62,539,447
+ 15.8
186,200,000
206,900,000
90,049,440,
54,905,961
382,236,207
.
Ninth Federal Reserve.
-
1,336,017
—
6.7
+
7.9
76,601,324.
46,646.790
871,000
1,098,000
'
,
354,196,446
;
352,953,401
•
/ 310,319,114
District—Minneapolis—
+ 22.7
4,856,545
4.673.61.?.
5.8
164,307,480
59,896,797
127,182,691
3,482.364
5,794,314
North,, Dakota—Fargo-
^
South: Dakotar—Aberdeen-.
:
;
Montana^—Billings-
158,971,260
+
63,471,432
/ 4,112,009
—
57,347,788
4.899,273
1,781,198
2,661,935
6,297,993
246,965,958
/
Minneapolis
St* Paul——
4,723,245
168,183,457
Minnesota-r—Duluth.
Helena——.
(7 Cities)
■
9.6,
+ 19.1
46,746,331
1,700,607
+
4.7
3^81.7,213
1,895,068
1,939,131
+
37.3
1,702,747
1,317.41?
5,095,952
+
23.G.
5,458,478.
5,521.105
240,013,636
+
2.9
2lb,641
+
50.6
+
50.6
1,447.643
190,341,162
241,934,328
_____
736,034 /
34,060,134
52,060,9638,441,229,032
35,879,007
46,272,858
6,483,394,226
—
5.1
+12.5
+30.2
51,816,604,
6,037,494,051
/;/;■•■?//// i
District—Kansas City—
324,820
.
Hastings-
445,419
295.841
Lincoln—
,
5.164,149
5,310,118
5,137,594.
Wichita
205,941,409
8,481,558
Joseph-
Colorado:—Colorado Springs
Pueblo—.
Total (10
.
7.551,910/
—.
—
Missouri—Kansas City
St*
76,356,836
3,162,698
7,775,431
199,278,933
79.853,798
Omaha
Cities)
6,748,021
-
1,702,928
l,432,231
—
1,157,177
1,117,999
316,035,816
—
—
301,113,695
405.524,
31,631,215
43,253,960
4,597,957.268
V
'
,
+■■!'
253,031
254,926
343,243*
306,356.
'
—
+
+
—
+
2.7.
4,675,847
4.371,962
4.6.
82,393,740
66,562,874
2,373,26?
2,535,098
62.4
5,239,93?
1,352.513
729,613
7,424r784«
"
1,233,877
+ 47.2
1,070,414...
28.1
+
6,000,147
186,863,553
202,478,597
+ 25.7
+
•
8,838.607V
^
2.9
3.3
5.0
274,090,126
311,212,246
Eleventh Federal: Reserve District—Dallas—
4,505,706
158,311,000
Dallas—!
Fort Worth-'Galveston
———
Wichita
2,975,687
133,243,000
17,764,108
Texas—Austin
Twelfth
66,494,000
—
_
Jamestown——
New
•
2,084,071
Buffalo-—
662,165
C,5G0,552
—24.2
723,449
.16,420,614
3,415,000
2,359,958
-
Falls—
/
,
3,191,000
1,787,357
7,247(741
7,058,590
193,600,513
—
164,678,248
453,538,851
8,483,939
Binghamton-
Elmira.
835,304
+13.5
5,822,949
-r
•
Total, (6 cities)——
Second Federal Reserve District—New York
New
+ 23.7
6,521,835
1,246,697
Louisiana—ShreyeportTotal
374,673,920
72,417.563
Illinois—Quincy
=
Rhode
,.438,827,068
+
216,000.000
92,571,947
Louis__„
Kentucky—Louisville—
Tennessee—Memphis
Kansas—Topeka
—
Connecticut—Hartford——
Hew
459,290,066
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.,
'■■■
854,221
3,836,771-
3.6
+ 2.0-
1,396,597
!■■;./.
/./■/
"
—
Haven
(17 Cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve
<
436,093,961
.
///
River
New
8.8
5,244,326
763,027,596
;
Nebraska—Fremont
$
Dec, %
4,199,207
—.
Springfield
5,861,526
236,428
83,678.135
—
2,637,846
1
Decatur—
„
1943
Inc. or
1,389,546
4,116,005
1,339,359
Maine—Bangor—
New
291,054
98,434,759
'
451,990;
91,758,610
4,608,327,744
Clearings at—
Lowell-
6.5
+ 15.0
—14.7
'
9,039,216
3,226,354
Sioux City.
Chicago
9,031,140,387
Week-Ended Dec* 15 V
Fall
49,621.133
2,185,591
Moines
Hiinois—Bloomington
509,125,662
364,330,449
11,536,585,902
1945
Federal Reserve
59.942.521
detailed statement showing the figures-for each city for the
week ended Dec. 15 for
First
19.0
9,151^18
: .
695,846
600.509,780
/
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Total
We
39,388.938
•> 18^500,000
Wisconsin—Milwaukee]
592,158,578
310,319,114
190,341,162
274,090,126
130,850,316
13,796,881,329
111 Cities
2,197.979
51,248.769,:
,■
5,557,096,052
I
2,384,028
14.2
+
3,660,358
11,174.379
44,558.360
;
Bend
Terrc
61,833,632
900,744
7,399,251
4.415,537
3,794,052
38.204.000
Indianapolis
South
53,096,065.
145,300.00O
2,336.745
+ 10.5
+
5.541,201
4.4
—
37,168.029
43,197.988
161,900,000
2,929,694,
District—Chicago-
Seventh Federal Reserve
1942
$•.. 453,538,851
4,597,957.268
660,721,614
650,719,356
306,276,135
286,544,430
438,827,068 *.'•/; 374,673,920
1943
$.
/ 426,073,451
6,037,49.4,051
712,328,893
682,913,614
.
3,440,484
499,538,395
—
Michigan—Ann Arbor_—_
Grand Rapids—
Lansin-g—
Total
660,286,020
352,953,401
241,934,328
301,118,695 + 5.0
311,212,246
164,678,248.; +17.6 /. 145,010,071
*•
-
7
—
Francisco-
Total
"
4
9th Minneapolis.
12th San
1
"
17
Louis—
10th Kansas
"
10
;
-
Chicago—-
8th St,
"
7
-
-
-
6th Atlanta,.
:
10
—
•
"
12
-
Philadelphia,
4th Cleveland
7tb
12 cities
-
YoriL-
clearings •; .
1945
h'
1944
Inc. or
$>>
$
Dec. %.
506,405,069
475,925,817 +„ 6.4 ,
8,441,229,032
6,483,394,226. +30.2
811,687,629
711,375,818 +14.1
671,455,545
667,910,848 + 0.5
351,251,084' • 331,450,540 + 6.0
499.538,395,
459,290,066 + 8.8
763,027,596
759,533,057 + 0.4
382,236,207 // 354,196,446. + 7.9
246,965,958
240,013,636- + 2.9
3,255,174
105,505,211
Orleans-
Louisiana—New
summary of bank
•
8,837,724
13,301,212
,
0.7
3.5
+
73,587.643
4,724,153
422,727
•
Springfield
V:./-?;;
179,800.000
3,110,900
.+14.3
—
60,633.815
—
Alabama—Birmingham
+ Des
50,089,215
173,300,000
'3,800,000.
Macon
-
15,223,695
.
50,554,041/
Georgia—Atlanta—
final and complete results of
able to give the
District—Atlanta—
Nashville——,
the week previous—the week
ended Dec. 15. For that week there was an increase of 19.6%, the aggregate of clear¬
ings for the whole country having amounted to $13,798,881,329 against $11,536,585,902
in the same week in 1944.
Outside of this city there was a gaih of 5.9%, the bank
clearings at this center having recorded an increase of 31.0%.
We group the cities
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
it appears that in the New York District (including this city) the totals record an
expansion of 30.2%, in the Boston Reserve District of 6.4% and in the Philadelphia
Reserve District of 14.1%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show an
improvement of 0.5%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 6.0 %. and in the Atlanta
Reserve District of 8.8%.
In the Chicago Reserve District the totals are larger by
0.4%, in the St. Louis Reserve District by 7.9% and in the Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
trict by 2.9%.
In the, Kansas City Reserve District the improvement is 5.0%, in
the Dallas Reserve District 17.6% and. in the San Francisco Reserve District 4.4%.
In,the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
we
Reserve
Tennessee—Knoxville
+
+
80,£42,273-
97,471,489/
'
3,609,806
3,929,719
Oregon—Portland—
UtallT—Salt, Lake. City
81,229,471'
83,061,046
35,646,852
California—Long Beach-——.
IT,163*702
Yakima
14.255,289
15,782,6^6,
3,535,000
3,498.000
7.0.
T710.U44.,
1,206,839
2.7
5.707.15T
4,178,676i
+ 17.6
145.010,p7I,
130,850,316;
—17.5
+ 32.0
+
—
—_;
—
—
Pasadena,
38,781,154
7,032,354,'
372,583,000
—
San., Francisco
;
-
San Jose^———
8,347,602
3,634,194
——.
Barbara—
Stockton—
Total
105,316,13H
114,710,000
8.2.
,
Federal Resejrvei,District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle*.
Santa
2.398.3U
3,597.240.
+ 51.4
+ 18.8
(10, Cities)———
Grand Total
New
(111 cities)-—
York—
♦Estimated.
!:
!-
6,564,929
T
.
9,264,365
6,584,189
335,073,000
7,845,945.
2,959,517
5,862,383
613,448,485
587,698,505
—// 33,796,881,329
11,536,585,902
5,557,096,052
5,247,427,169
—
,
+
98,554,988
88,587,783'
8.1
2,545,183
2.2
87,286,415.
l,«03,625i
81,225,857!
39,606,814.
35,032.507
8.8
+
7.7
+ 11,1
+
6,4
8,975,446
11,910,Q95,
4,558, 85(
+ 20:5
•
306,923,000,'
-«
5,161,042
.
3,147,412
'
279,277,00(1
4,516,747
+ 22.8
2,549,54ft
1,778,500!
+ 12.0
5,234,881-'
4,680,783
4.4
364,330,449
509,125,66Z
+ 19.6
10,879,640,227
5,036,175,042
9,031,140,387
+
+
5.9
4,608,327,744
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:
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2636
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collat;
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income
trust
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bonds, series
Co.—
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Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—
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Co.,
due
& ref. 4%
gen.
31
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mtg6. bonds,
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ser.
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Power &
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Pagt
due
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due
.658300*
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mtge.
gen.
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First mtge. 2%<7o
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3.2270,00
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mtge. 4V'«% bonds, series D, due 1962—— Mar
Cincinnati, Union Terminal Co.—
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3.214113
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due,. 1951—
bonds
Development and general mortgage bonds,
and
6'/a% series, due. 1956:
S
5'
$
;
4%
Syracuse Lighting Co., 1st mtge. 5s due 1951-Union Depot Co., Columbus, O,, gen. mtge. 4Vis
Dec. 19
Dec. 18
Dec. 17
16
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Belgium, franco.;-.—
Brazil, cruzeiro—
Official
L——
due.
due
New York
Buying Ra^e for, Cable Transfers In
Value in United States Money
*
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Dec. 14,
Argentina,, peso—
St,
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
CERTIFIED, BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
DEC. 14, 1945 TO DEC. 20, 1945, INCLUSIVE
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
bonds
buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the.
passed:
tifying daily to the Secretary, of. the Treasury, the
world.
We give below a record for the week just;
Date.
collateral
Philadelphia & Reading. RR.
Federal Reserve Bank is now cer¬
of Sectipn 522 of the Tariff Act, of 1330, the
Pursuant-to the requirements
v, ,
Reading Co.—
Jersey Central
Goodall-Sanford; Inc, 3VsVo
rate,.
ref,
mtge.
second
Jan
due
1956
2
2817
Jan
stock.
pfd.
debentures
<■
2817'
2
1
2642
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co., convertible income deb
Dec 31
Indiana Service Corp. 1st & ref. mtge. bonds due 1950—Jan
1
Sold
7%
50,
16
Security
'
;
&
'
'
STOCKS
Bank
1
S per Share
Abington Bank & Trust Co—_——
Harry Murphy, inc., capitaL—.
$33Va
—r——
$6 lot-
——-——
15
20'-
Consolidated
200,
3Q
15Q,
1$
.
$14 y4.
Trust Co———————.
50c
Duqucsne Oil Corp
— -—_
—:——
John Warren Watson Co., common-.——————
Keystone Tire & Rubber Co.———
Cuba Cane Sugar Corp.
C/D__„
—
100,,
1$;
Textile
,Flouf, Mills of.
Cooper-Wilford
Corp
Beryllium,
Beryllium,
$1 lot
$1 lot
SI lot
SI lot——
$2 lot
Ltd
1DC51T !)SiIlkS
$2 lot.
■.
Reserve Ranks Combined
of
Increase! +) or
A+r,
Dec.
Dec. 12.
ly
Gold
1944
1945
Assets—
certificates
17,OCT, 505
_
lur.d
Redemption
for
F,
47,500
—
A
{•—) SinceDec. 20,
J."•
member banks.
summary
•
Total
ctf, reserves—.yyiy
17,862,951
advances—
359,853
gold
cash
Discounts
and
loans
U., S., Govt,
.1
securities;
44
Dec. 5,
y
+
8.115,431
2,119,650
•
.
82,000
+
.
79.451
+
12,486,061-
Commercial,
14,000
s"::+
.
+
946,892
—
787,842
3,605,321-
+
Industrial,
562,429
296,534-
——
175,451
+
23,668,064-+.;
Total U. S. Govt, securities
"
'
notes
Uncollected
Bank
of
other
U. S. Government
assets
Total
•
1
5.769
—
'
'
"
liabilities—
Federal
.
,625
Member
U. S.
24,663,200
4,337,906
■
718.240
>
532,175
356,279
—
+
18,416
+
408,41p
+
■
+
173,803
/
260,
"
—
44,470,396
203
+760,074
+
+4,240,029
Surplus (Section ,13b
Other capital, accounts...—__
174,993
228,153
27,165
irote
liabilities
Commitments
HriaMoans
to
"
~
Total liabilities & cap. accts..
Ratip, of gold certificate re''seryes to deposit and F. R.
.
+762,548
98
.
v
2,970
+
—
'
.6.%
,
+
•
5
1,660
and' agricultural
loans
in¬
ing
or
,
States Government' obligations
$275,000;000 in New York City, and $279,000,000
reporting member banks; other loans for the
same
Co,
Power & Lti
bonds,
bonds,
2187
2519
1
2311
of
America
1
15
1961—
debentures
3 J/2%
1st mtge.
Co.
2312
Feb
B_—..Jan
1952
issue
due
2V2%
15-year
Jan
debentures
0
15
due
...IJan
*■
/
^
1
•;
Dec
27
2688
bonds, due ,1968—Jan
3%%
2
2863
:
^
Feb
f
Jan
1
2993
issues called
Works
Date
debentures,
series
Co.,
31
2009
Dec
31
2810
Dec
series. A
debentures,
Pag#
.Dec
preferred stock™
Electric
&
31
2810
Inc.—
......
...
B__
1387
238
1st
Creek RR.—
mtge. 3%%
Buffalo
General
Gen.
&
Buffalo
—
+
10,037
2,570,
+
52
:,+■ -/'j■,
;,!.:l +'.,'-v
deposits adjusted—1—— r
——; 37,381
9,292
deposits..——__y
16,803
———.
It
10,842
1,132
———---
258
■
+
■.
.
2
602
10
—
58
1,718
3,978
+ 1,20'!
+;;:. i
+
242
96
+
41
—
1st and
''
trust
bonds
ref. mtge. 3^4%
Gas
"6.%. first
—
1
1
2142
15
2813
bonds, serves ol' 1974.--.——Feb,,
.
-
2813
1
.
,
.
..
2012
.'
.—J
Series B preferred' stock—
debentures;
series
B,
Electric, &
Collateral .trust, gold
trust
series.due
Gas
1946
Dec 31
r
2815
28101
stock__Mar 15 ..."
preferred
conv.
Co.—
bonds.
gold
1
Jan
;
—
Continental Gas 8?. Electric Corp,—
'
5% debentures, seyles A, due 1958—_—
2815
1.
series due 1957.
Jan
3%-6% "A'-' and "B"
6,%
bonds,:
1962.
2815
—Feb
:
*
due
Shoe Machinary Corp.,
Coijipo
2639
1
1
——Jan
stock
Community Water-Service Co.—
5,50%
2142
-
1969————-Jan
due
&-Electric Co.—
preferred
Collateral
16,934
17
1967.
due
1st mortgage bonds, 3!/4% series, due 1966.—
Dec 24
SO preferred stock, series A„__—„—Jan,
1
Columbus & Southern, Ohio Electric Co.:—
Consolidated
during week
.Jan
2312
mtge.
Burlington & Quincy RR.—
Cincinnati
,
1,514
+
1
Electric Corp.—
mtge. ser. C bonds,
collateral
3V2%
252
+
.
due
B.
International Paper Co., 1st mtge. 6s, 1949—Jan
Pacific Ry. 4V2% collat. tr. bonds due I960—Jan
Canadian
Chicago,
+
^
+ .803
bonds, ser-
2142
369
yt'V
1981....Feb
Co..—•
41/a%
2813
589
+
3i
Canadian
21
5,263
—
Electric
Dec
1965-.
ser. D bonds, due 1868——
Jan 17
Buffalo, Niagara & Eastern Power Corp. Sl.50 pfd. stk._Dec 28
Butte Electric & Power Co. 1st mtge. 5s due 1951—Any time
+
53
+
,
ref.
+
33,
+
—448
<
ref.
&
2812
♦
series A bonds due
mtge,
Niagara
&
Gen.
849
—
12
3,266
-
ref.
Gen.
—
.
,
1
+
64
+
2686
due
.
Water
270
—
6
—
'+
Government
Foreign bapks
5%
6%
debentures
Colortype Co., 5%
363
•+
22
+
651
2815
.
Cuban Telep. Co.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Eastern
Company, and
Atlantic
Coast
lssue^—
*
Line RR.—
TENDER
t
.
due
1946
•'
Date.
Page
Dee 31
2R35
Washington & Vandemere RR. 1st mtge. 4V2S due 1947 Dec 31
1st mtge. 4s due 1947—Dec 31
Wilmington & Newbern RR.
Baltimore Transit-Co.;—
4%
and 5% debentures,'ser.
2635
2635
due. 1975———Dec, 26
——Dec 29 J
Chesebrougit, Building Co. 1st mtge. 6% gold loan ctfs.
due, 1943
:
y
Jan
2
Cleveland.^ Pittsburgh RR., gen. m-tge., bonds
Dec 31
Kansas City Southern. Ry. 1st mtge. 3s due 1950
-Dec 31
Mutual Fuel Gas Co. 1st mtge.. 5s: due 1947_:
Dec 24
bregon RR. '& Navigation "Co. 4%" consol. mtge. bonds
due. 1946
—:
-Any time.
Oregon Short Line, RR. -consol. 1st mtge. 5%
bonds
due. 1946
Anytime
mtge. bonds due
money
—
-
Baking
1st
mtge.
1st
Co,,
Natural
due
5s due
mtge,
4%
bonds
1906,.
Kankakee
1956——
Co,
1st
Lincoln
2646
1513.
2271
1
Jan
—.Jap
—
1
Ry.
1st
mtge.
512%
2819
1
2644
1
Jan
—
2148
1;
ser. A,.due 1959—Jan.
secured notes due 1946-
3%
—
Smith
2943
1st mtge. 43/4s,
mtge„ 414s,
Southern Ry.
Fort
2148
1513
1955.
:
Feb 15
income,.debentures—_Jan; 21
ser. A,
due
Co.," 5%
—
Water
City
2644
1
2149
29:
2150
bonds,
.
Telephone & Telegraph Co., 1st mtge.
bonds,
2644
2817
2817
Corp.—
Gas
15-yr.
Texarkana &
2638
2516
Corp.—
5+2s,
series A> due 1950
1
.1
.1
.Feb
Lehigh Coal <te Navigation Co.. cons. mtge. bonds, ser. A.Jan
1998
—
-
7
2515
.
Illinois Cohsol. Telephone Co.,
Kansas
Eethlethetn Steel Corp.—
Purchase
Castings
mortgage
1949
A & B,
'
1
series A, due 1949
Jant 1
Georgia Southern, &, Florida Ry. first preferred stock—Jan ^ 2
Great Northern Ry. gen. mtge. 3+4s, ser, I, dpe 1967—Jan
1
4V2% gen, mtge. gold bonds, series, E, dtie 1977—July 1, '47
3%% gen, mtge, bond bonds, series I, due 1967—Jan. 1,'46
Green (Daniel)
Co, preferred stock.
——.—Jan
1
1st
Hub, Henry,. C. Lytton &
50-year bonds
——
—
Steel
General
Houston
,
Norfolk-&, Carolina RR. 2nd mtge. 5%
2815
1, '46
1st mtge. conv, bonds due 1951—Jan
6% 1st mtge, bonds, due 1952—Jan
1
4V2l/o preference,stock, series A—.
——
;Jan
1
(Jolin J.) &.Co., Inc., 7% preferred stock——Jan
Fruehauf Trailer Co,, 4\'2(U conv', pfd., stock—
——Dec,27
preferred and common stocks called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
OP
5%
Ltd.,
Feb
—
Felin.
Below will be found a list of corporate bonds, notes,
NOTICES
Car Co..
Emporium Cap well ?C°-—
Notices
.
mem¬
mtge.
:
Holsum
banks., Loans to brokers and dealers, for purchas¬
31
—
The date "indicates the redemption Or last date' for, mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
ber
at all
23
9,116
Borrowings———
Debits to demand, deposit accounts except
Interbank
and
U.
S.
Gov't accounts,,
6.0 %
*•
.
Chicago District, and $164,000,000 at all, reporting
increased
101
+
2
26,471
——
with Federal Reserve Banks
4,337,906
$96,000,000 in New York City, $22,000,000 in the
carrying United
+
10
+
—133
11,187
Domestic banks
200
qpded Dec, 12: An increase of $698,OOQ,OOQ in loans, 3
decrease of $448,000,000 in reserve balances with Fed+
era! Reserve Banks, and an increase of $803,000,000 in
Upited States Government deposits.
industrial,
l,09-y
—
1,628
of indebtedness.——
deposits—_—
Interbank,deposits;
44,272
+;
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System, in 101 leading
Cities shows the following principal changes for the week
Commercial,
+
13,349
Condition Statement of; Member
creased
=
2,031
U. S. Government
1
Birmingham & Coast RR,< 5% pfd. stock—Jan. 1, '46
Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp.—
'> •
•;*~'
Prior preference,, stock (S2.50 i series)—
Jan
1.
118
40,050
+
1,628
+
"y4'*, • r-vr
*
;
,
-
42.0%
indus-
„
.'+',
150,956
45,051,603
'
combined
make
;
.
+
+
846
+
.
Corp.
6'Jo
Liabilities—
.
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in—
Surplus (Section 70—i—....
13
Demand
Time
2822
1 '
1957—Jan
A,
—:
—
Cash-in vault-——
1,077,452
204,957
1st
2%%
Company and Issue—
516T
+
437
Obligations guaranteed by U. S.
1,947,490
+
—
+
1,887,526
11,906
liabilities.'
Total
+121,683
17,907,764
....+
Deferred availability items
—
Other liabs., incl. accrd. divs...
41,794;,
—
439,582
.
237,242
+,91,284
844,003
_>
deposits
+
15,905,934
acct.
...
____
Total
+2,988,514
Oil
Biscuit
Buffalo
Balances with domestic banks
Treasurer—gen. acct..
Foreign
'Other
'f-+140,905
Union
Co.
guaranteed
Corp,,
American
708
+
+ 239
1,081
Treasury notes
——
U. S. bonds....:——,—
2821
1
_'_Feb 15
i;entire
+
+
2,697
2821
1
,
bonds,, ser. A, due 1970.—..
Welsbach Engineering & Management Corp.—
Collateral trust 5%
10-year bonds due 1953
2,922
+
+ 279
1,996
—
—■——
Treasury certificates
Reserve
'
>'
bank—reserve
mtge, 5s, ser.
Bridge Co,—
1955
+ 8.510
carrying:
Other loans
>
Reserve notes........
Oil
1954
$
-v.:
+164
832
Other securities—--.-'——
Deposits:
m-
894
.
Treasury bills.
9,452
+
+762.548
45,051,663
assets
120,536
—
1st
1954
Power
Inc.,
Union
Shell
due
5%
—
Loans to banks
35,053
+
1
.
63,115
...
+
'
573,971-
+
33,653
j
5.873
+
2,714,147-
"
31
Atlanta,
obligations
Real estate loans—
26
—
'
131,388
hanks.—
items
premises
Other
'1
1
Co.,
pur-
"
4,797,486
+
+223,612
•
•
110
banks
foreign
Du?, from
f; R..
24,030,174
securities^.
and
River
Schulco
Shell
Co.
Gas
6 '/2s
American
Other securities
loans
$
+
Other securities—.
Other loans for purchasing or
4.659,058
—
&
du Chien-Marquette
mtge.
Salmon
and agricultural
v .! Loans
to brokers
and dealers for
•y" V> chasing ox carrying:
• ■ /; >>;•.
U. S. Government obligations
'
Total
1st
United
1944
+ 698
7,128
Certificates
Bonds
3,969;
—
%
$
68,034
Investments- -total.
2819
1
Dec. 13,
1945
15,951
Loans and
142,397-
+
2149
8
—_Jan
2%%.
12,
2819
1
due 1966-Jan
I.
ser.
—
Water
Prairie
millions of dollar#)
Assets—
9,830
—
'•
43,205
—
2,253
•
ra.
7.002
:
+
1985
Peoples
Increase ( +) or
614,140 >
28,136
—
216,125
*
Industrial
due
Utah
Dec.
1
—_Jan
1st mtge. 5Vus
Jan
Pacific Gas & Elec. Co. 1st & ref. 3Vas,
+
(In
1949™
Co., Ltd.,
Washington Terminal Co.—
1945
Other
due
Paper
____—
.
207,660,
+
;:.+; 19.364
&
—
^
Decrease (—) Since
795,383
series A,
6s,
Power
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
;
r
•
'
Refunding mortgage 3%% bonds, series D, due 1975—Jan
Newfoundland Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
'
1st mortgage 4J/2s -due 1956.
Jan
...
,
R.
notes.
John
1961
2644'
Pennsylvania RR. gen, mtge. 3Vs% bonds, series F,
member banks follows:
;
mortgage
«
1
2
Co.—
New
'■
,
Service
2943
10'
Lake Superior District Power Go. br/o preferred stock—Jan.
McCormick's Ltd. 4l/c 15-year mtge, bonds "dated 1937—Jan
National Casket Co., Inc. $7 preferred stock-.
...Dec
liabilities of reporting
of the assets and
821,800
—
'' ^ \
■
•'
all reporting
dollars)
-Decrease
1st
due
2149,
Co.—
Public
Lake St.
$50,000,000 in the
San Francisco District. $44,000,000 in New York City,
and $71,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
United
States Government deposits increased $306,000,000 in the
San Francisco District, $119,000,000 in the Chicago Dis¬
trict, $107,000,000 in New York City, and $803,000,000 at
Statement of Condition of the ! 2 Federal
thousands
Kewanee
deposits adjusted declined
Demand
Steel
mtge.
3s, ser. F, due 1961—.
___Jan
International Paper Co.—
~
1st & ref. 5 % mtge, bds. due
1947——
—Jan.
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. 5% pfd. stock, series B—Jan
all reporting member banks was nominal.
Holdings of-United States Government bonds increased
$90,000,000 in New York City, $73,000,000 in the. San
Franqisco District, and $238,000,000 at all reporting memy
(In
1st
at
change
82 lot
-
—.
——_—
America,' Inc., common..—__—
Cooper-Wilford
Inland
$239,000,000.
Holdings of Treasury bills declined $218,000,000 in
New, York City and $133,000,000 at all reporting member
banks, and increased $44,000,000 in the Chicago District
and $41,000,000 in the San Francisco District;
Holdings
of; Treasury certificates of indebtedness declined $174,000,000 in "New York City and increased by smaller
amounts iri nearly all of the other districts; the net
was
PhilqdqlphiR, on: Wqdr
Lofland,
Barnes' &
by
nesday, Dec. 19:
Shares
;
increased in all districts and the total increase
purpose
Auction Sales
2016
ser.
Louisville- &
C, due 1969
Nashville RR.;—
Unified mtge.
McCormick's
4%
Ltd.
prior
Mallory
Merchants
Fire
2822
Monogram
Pictures Corp.,
& Co.,
Incl
Assurance
Dec
>
Jan. 1, '46
bonds due 1960
4}a%
2822
(P.. R.)
4.
preferred
Co.. of
5V2 %
N.
conv.
460
1
2819
1
1
2396
Feb
preferred stock Jan
15
lien bonds dated
1937—Jan
stock
Y,
pfd.
Jan
stock,
2151
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Monday, December 24, 1945
3112
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•
Collateral
Collateral
1516
1
Apr
Products Corp.—
due ■1960_-_,-————-t—~Jan
Packing Co.—
' .
1st mtge. & lease collateral serial bonds___-_--__-r.Jan
Nentune Meter Co. 8/
preferred stock—
National Dairy
Automobile
1
2647
$5
Shipbuilding ft Drydock Co.
convertiblle^
2647: .7
^
3V*% bonds, ser. B,
'46
——Jan. l,
Niagara, Lockport & Ontario Power Co.—
1
1st mtge. & ref. 5% bonds, ser. A. due 1955-—-.—Apr
) .1
North American Car Corp., $6 A" & B pfd. stocks—___Jan
due
Co., ref. mtge.
1967
held
shares
20
$4.50
Building
Bagley
2397
Baldu-in
6^
C#»
2822
Bank
of
2822
.
(quar))-
Bank
of
Co.—
bonds, series B, due 1966——-Apr
Ref. mtge. 3V4#
bonds, scries* B, dixe 1966-——Apr. 1,
panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.-/ *;■;;/
First mtge. ft 1st lien bonds, series A——————Dec
10-year 2% 7' debentures due 1953———————Dec
Pennsylvania, Ohio Sc Detroit RR. 1st & ref., mtge,
Telephone & Telegraph
Pacific
,
.
Philadelphia
ref.
&
1st
40c
12-24
12-19
Fohs
1-15
12-31-
Foundation
Four
12-20
Froedtert
1-
2
12-20
$2.20
1-
2
12-26
.
.
1
1
,'
,
—Mar
—
1
preferred stock—
.
—Dec 31
preferred stock——j.————Jan
l
Reading Co. Jersey Central coll. trust 4s due 1951—Apr. 1, 46
Rhebem Theatres Corp., 1st mtge. 5s due 1951-w.——Jan 15
Rheem Manufacturing Co., 33A%
debentures
—-—Dec 31
Salmon- River Power Co. 1st mtge. 5s, due 1952——-Feb
l
Schenlev Distillers Corp. 5Vs7c
pfd. stock—'—.——Dec 31
Schenley Stores Corp.,
512
preferred stock—
Dec 31
Shur-On Properties Co., Inc.—
Collateral trust 6% bonds due serially to 1931——-Dec 15
2686
2824
United Aircraft Products,
Inc.—
due
1954
Disinfecting Co.,
due
1958
1977
•
1-15
12-17
class
(final)
A
1
York
New
43,4 7o
Power
Kansas
12490
2313
pfd.
(quar.)__
Corp.—
Power
,
2862
Wholesale
Supply,
(annual)
com.
Airplane
Air
Marine
ft
Reduction
(quar.)
Akron Brass
Co.,
(quar.)__^i_-___
common
Union
Yards
Stock
?Ni
Co.
Arch'Co.
American
Business
American
Casualty Co.
American
Distilling
30c
Co.
■
Co.
Enka
American
Fork
of
12-30
12-20
12-29
12-19
12-29
12-19
Hoe,
(quar.)
'
(accum.)—
Radio
(initial
Co.
1
(year-end)
A
Bank ft
Co.
;
American
$1.50
25c
preferred
1st
Trust
(N.
12-15
12-29
12-21
30c
37 %c
25c
2- 1
1-15
75c
12-31
$2
2-2
$1.25
1-15
—
Amoskeag
Co.,
Extra
common
(s-a)
$4.50
Anchor
preferred
$4
Glass
Hocking
Common
(s-a;
7
12-31
Vultee
Hunt's,
$2
82
SI
1-10
12-27
12-31
12-21
2
12-21
40c
1-2
1-
Class
(quar.)
preferred
_.
Anglo National Corp.—
Class
A
final
liquidating,
payable
surrender of. stock certificates
Argus'Corp.
Arkansas
\Va%
Power
$7
preferred
$6
preferred
Arrow-Hart
Arundel
&
Corp.
ft
pfd.
__
/
1-
2
Insurance
(St.
2
Corroon
12-31
•>7e
Craddock-Terry
6't
1st
(increased
Co.
1-15
3-15
12-24
2- 1
1-2
A
Shoe,
12-24'
Hegeman
Electric
(year-end).
Tquar.)~
Extra
$1
1-2
ft
1-31
12-15
(year-end
>
common———
(s-ai—
.
1-
12-15
2
1-
2
12-10
12-28'
12-21
12-28
12-21
2
12-17
1-2
12-18
*
1,
1-3
12-15
1- 2
$3
1
$1.25
.'/
25c
/■
.'____/'
(increased!.
40c
12-18
1-
2
12-18
1-
■
2'
12-27/
De
(A.)
Pinna
67c
conv.
Denver
Dry
Co.,
A
pfd. (quar.)—
(year-end)
—
preferred (quar.)___
Goods Co.—
*
1- 2
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light Co. 57c
1- 2
1- 21- 2
—__
$5
Savings & Loan Co, (Hali¬
/—
Inc. (quar.)—
Electric
&
12-27
12-18
12-27
12-18
Fairmont
4%
6%
preferred
Camera
—
Co.,
(quar.)
1-15
12-17
1-2
12-21,
12-29
12-20
$1.37la
12-29
12-20
1-10
12-27
$75c
1-15
12-20
$75c
1-
2
12-20
1
25c
(accum.r__
12-28
12-21
1-
5
12-28
35c
1-
4
12-26
$30c
+8.ssn__i._
1-
com.
«"v' $84
America—-
>
preferred (quar.)_1
Kansas
12-20
10c
1-
2
$1.50
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
$1.75
1-
2
(quar.i__
:—__
5preferred
Kokenge Co.
(year-end)
______
Light Co.—
4preferred
(quar.)
$1
3
12-14
3
12-14
1-
7
12-31
2-
1
1-11
12-24
12-24 '
Co;
12-15
(G.)
12-28
12-29
12-12
(accum.)
Lefcourt
1-
2
Lehman
1-
2
Leich
Trust
Lenox
Co.
Electric
.
(quar.)_______
(N. Y.)
—
—
Realty Corp. prior pfd
Corporation (quai*.)
ft Co.
Co.
Co.
Water
(quar.)
-i—____________
(quar.)—__—•
_—i
(Charles)
Leland
12-31
12-20
12-20
1-
7
1-
7
7/
(initial)—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.i
.
preferred (s-a>
Liberty Baking Corp $4 preferred (accum.)
Lipe Rollway Corp, class A (quar.)——
$1 conv. preferred (quar.)—,,—
Long Island Safe Deposit Co. (year-end) __
Longhorn Portland Cement (year-end) _____
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc.—
12-24
12-26*
12-26*
Second Fund (year-end
(year-end) —
County Gas ft Electric—
preferred (quar.)
4Yi%
MacAndrews
6 7c
ft
Forbes,
common
I
Manning
5
1-lSt
1- 2
12-21
1-2
"1- 2
12-15
12-15
1-
2
2
12-18
1-16
1-
1-15
9
12-27
1-
2
12-24
1-
2
12-24
,10c
$1.25
1-15
12-29
1-15
12-29
1-15
12-29
1-
2
12-22
1-
2
12-22
1-15
1-
3
1-
7
12-28
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-21
12-28
12-13
1-
2
12-15
1-10
12Vac
25c
12-21*
12-31
12-28
12-31
12-24
12-15
'■
12-15
12-20
■
12-17
Marathon Corp.
57c preferred (quar.)
Calculating Machine
Marine Bancorporation—
Initial
stock
(year-end)
Marchant
Participating
stock
$3.10
35c
12-24
12-14
1-2
12-21
2-
12-14
1
1-15
75c
1-15
12-31
$1.50
25c
1-15
12-31
1-10
12-13
12-28
12-24
$1.25
37VaC
—
2
12-20
1-15
12-31
20c
(quar.).
(year-end)
12-24
25c
—__
Macwhyte
1-
1-15
1-
7f2c
10c
50c
8c
75c
$1.06^4
(year-end)
preferred (quar.)—,—
Co.
—
Maxwell ft Moore (quar.)
12-26*
12-15
12-22
$14.35
Clock Mfg. Co.
Luzerne
1-10
1-2
60c
60c
_
Loomis-Sayles
Lux
12-20
12-24
$2
50c
Year-end
12-15
2
1-28
25c
25c
37Vac
30c
$1.75
—__________
(quar.)
preferred
Special
1-
12-31
25c
University—
—
Lawyers
12-20
$2
37t2c
121,2C
(quar.)'
Co.
Brewing
Extension
B
12-20
12-31
:•10c
•
______—
Langendorf United Bakeries, class A
12-19
—.,,
_______
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
Extra
67c
2
12-31
4Cc
(increased )
Stores
(John-).—j__j
Salle
La
1-
1-15
Co., Inc.—
(G. R.)
prior preferred
Labatt
'
Department
Reflning+___—
KrUeger
12-29
12-17
1-13
12-31
$1.1212
40c
■■
Kendall
12-14
1-
.'./irv
,
12-17
Kinney
12-14
$2,
ft
Kaufmann
2
3
82
-
Power
Kawneer ' Co._-_—_^.—•
1-
1-
87V2c
50c
(s-a)—_____
City Title ft Insurance
Extra
Kansas
1-19
12-12
1-
$1
(year-end).
preferred___i__jr_'____
12-17
12-31
2- 1
25c
25C
12-31
10c
(quar.)
Shoe
12-17
1-15
•
.
(quar»)—-$-.—/ $1.75,
37x7
12-20
1-31
(quar.)__
■
12-20
2*
$1.621a
common
City Southern Ry.-—
preferred
(year-end*—81
2- 1
1- 2
12-20
1-
(quar.i__
Co.,
Kansas
2- 1
1-15
1-15
1-15
1- 2
1-15
12-15
12-15
12-20
1-2
$1
60c
70c
$1.75
15c
2
2
ft
12-20
12-24
1-
1-
Julian
1- 2
12-21
t
12-31
1-15
12-15
$$1.50
$1.50
25c
12-22
1-15
Z-
Lexington Union Station 47c
$1.16
12-22
h' 1-2
$1
,
2
$1.50
$1.75
tquar.)_
(quar.)
shares
12-22
',-'1-
(quar,)-____-i_;______
Service
Brothers
12-22
1-2
40c
_
(quar.)
Co.
12-31
1-2
40c
'
:
preferred.,
67
,12-27
SI.25
common
Johns-Manville
Class
25c
—
33ic
(s-a)-$$l
Milling-4preferred
L.)
Founders
1-10
12-31
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
50c
common
Co.,
2
1-31
•
•
Telephone;"
17t 'pre/erred
.
$5
1-30
12-24
2- 1
2- 1
12-22
1-15
Coal
\
(s-ai___________
Gas ■Corp.__^__^+$_i^___:-+i,___;/:
Brothers' non-vpting com. (quar. 1
:
Jenkins
12-17
1- 2
1-15
(s-a)
■
shares
preferred
(F.
Kirsch
$1.12Vi
/■/,■'.'
preferred
1st
1-2
$1.50
(quar.)__
ft Instrument
Creamery
preferred
1
10c
/Jacksonville
12-24
8c
Electric
(The)
2-
12-22
j
12-15
Ltd.'—
preferred (s-a)
:
preferred <s-a)
•
Mfg. 1%
pfd. (quar.)
Radio & Phonograph (quar.)
1st
Fairchild
1st
3-15
$1-75
-
2nd
V'/c
Fair
Public
■
$7
12-26
Manufacturing—•
Year-end
12-15
86
1-15
96%c
—
Musical Industries,
ft
Emerson
Iowa
Jacobs
*$1.50
—
Townships Telphone Co. (quar.)___
Bond ft Share $6 preferred
Controller
25c
1
""
" :
preferred
Group
preferred
3-30
(interim)_—$$1.25
(quar.)—,
$1.25
preferred
Electric
/
'
Secuiitles—-
Power & Light
7V
12-20
19-*"?
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
1-15
preferred
'
12-17
7Vbc
$7 pieferfed
$6.50 1st preferred
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
15c
15c
S)
(quar.) _:
Magnesia Talc Co.,
N.
Eastern
12-15
50c
Iowa
12-3J.
.
Canada
12-17
12-21
$1.75
Rys. of Central
preferred (accum.t_
5'c
12-21
—
Tire ft Rubber Goods
12-21
15c
.
25c
(year-end
A
12-
50c
J.)—
International
1
1-15
30c
Dome Mines, Ltd.
—J30C
Dominguez Oil Fields Co.. (monthly;
15c
Dominion Tar ft Chemical, common (initial;
+25c
5 V27c -preferred (quar.)
?$1.38
Edison
Eastern
2-
12-31
v
,
preferred
4Vi%
class
$2
12-15
100^
_____
(accum.$2.50
non-ciun.
25c
50c
$1.75
(quar.)_
Cohn
ft
Stores. Inc
Hosiery Mills 17c
dividend)
Class A (quar.»_J_
(stock
Breweries
preferred
82
(quar.)
Faxon
l-
25c
—
(year-end
,
participating
30c
(Alfred)
Decker
Danahy
'. : // /
12-29
$2.50
$2
$1.50
81
$3
$3
83
30c
(accum.)
common
„
preferred
1- 2
2
50c
30c
$l5c
(year-end)
Park
47
preferred (s-a)
Forster, common (quar.)
Emerson
$1.75
$1.50
1-
25c
•,
Class
International
12-17
2-15
/■/''•■■
1-2
$2
Extra
87c
B
6'V
12-20
1
(quar.)_—
3rd
67c
—54c
Light—
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-20*
","'/
(quar,)__
Y.)
Co.
Co.
Co.
Inter-Mountain
12-31
SI
^$1
preferred
Ltd.
Johensen
Ely ft Walker Dry Goods Co.—
Common (year-»end
»
1
(N.
Motors
preferred
8'c
-r--*
$1
preferred1 (s-a;—
2nd
6%
6-22
3-
12-26*
12-22
$40c
Material Co., Inc.—.
(year-end!
!
preferred (initial quar.)_____.i/._i-_
Intercolonial
12-31
50c
1
______
preferred
6 7c
7- 5
J$1.12Va
Light
Electric
6ec,
12-15
1-15
75c
—-—_____________
ft Sons,
B.)
(C.
preferred
Electric
upon
(initial quar.)
2
12-28
$3.50
___;
Institutional
12-31
$1.75
—
(annual;
convertible
$6
Cortrell
Eastern
1
12-15
Co.—
Cox-poration
Insurance
/
Phosphate Co. (year-end;
& Reynolds Corp.—
Coronet
6-22
1-
12-17
12-28
80c
Imperialle Fuels—
12-22
Louis)—■
Extra
12-24
$7
12-22
1-
621ic
Extra'
12-22
$1
12-14'
12-22
•
(quar.)
Hutchins Investing,
12-26
50c
Electric Corp.—
ft
(year-end)
A
12-22
12-31
■
,
Oil Field
Class
Hyde
50c
(quar.)
Gas
Hotel
Coronada
5
55c
v
/■.'/
B
f>x2f'c
12-20
.
Aircfaft_7,__——,
Year-end
;
■'
r
Common
2
1-
10c
'
(s-a*_—.
1
Inc.
Coro,
12-22
Corp.-—
(year-end)
12-22-
$1.25
preferred________i_;
Hotel
Machine
Howell
$1.25
'
Public Service—
Continental
$2.25
—_
12-31
(s-ai
(Pa.»
•
_,
prior preferred .(quar.)
Duquesne
1-
'•
12-31
1-15
-
common_____
Houston
Machinery
preferred
Dunlop
7-
1-10
(s-a)
12-20
12-15
Loan/(Indianapolis)—
—___
1-15
1- 4
1-15
62»ic
$$1.75
(year-end)$10
12-19
/;5c;;
Consolidated
1- 4
$1.50
2-
12-10
10c
12--28
12-15
preferred
(quar/)"_^__$1150
Consolidated
Rendering—
1
'
$2
fax,
75c
'____
12-21
1
(accum.)
2
1-10
1-
1st
56
$2.25
(s-a)
12-17
12-21
25c
(quar.)
1-15
1-10
'
$4.50 preferred (s-a)
12-31
$1
(quar.V_"__
-;
-
12-29
12-29
1
1
1-
Consolidated Machine Tool—
12-26 '•
4
Co.,
12-15
25c
Holly Sugar Corp. ..(quar;)
Hook Drugs. Inc. *(quar.)
Horn ft Hardart Baking (N.
Increased
quorterly
2
22-
■'
12-20
1-
$1.75*
_______
pfd. (year-end)10c
<year-endr___
•
$4.50
A
Insurance
Gas
Class
50c
—Ili—'//'
'
Shoe
1
*
75c
_
—_—;._r_<'•
+.
Common
.
_______
5
Hendey
12-27
$2.50 preferred—J
62Vic.
Connecticut ft Pas^utnpsic River RR.—
67
preferred
(s-a».$3
Compo
1- 2
2-
12-31
50c
Co.—
(quar.)—,,/
J.)
participating preferred
Extra
Detroit
25c
—
(extra)
(quar.)
12-31
1-15
25c
_
Refining (year-end)
American Telephone (Abilene, Kansas)—
ft
3
12-
Sugar
5
12-
: -
(quar.),
Chemical__
12-21
2-28
3-15
$1.12%
(year-end)
1-21
12-21
12-15
1-
12-27
-
—^
—
(quar. i
2
12-28
12-27
____
(s-a»
.
Trust
preferred
Crum
12-20
12-22
12-10.
12-20
$1.25
50c
class
National
,
Davenport
(Houston.)—
com.
"
•
30c
_
•_
——
Corp.
Goods
ft
$3
1-2
Community Frosted Foods Co.—
12-26
50c
(quar.)
Paper
1-2
1- 2
1-31
12-28
10c
common..-
ft Traction,
Potash
12-29
12-14
)
(quar.)
American
12-18
—
—_—
preferred
"American
12-28
Corp.—
preferred
International
American Light
6%
12-28
(quar.)
Pa.)
quar.)
(year-end;
ft
preferrd
Quarterly
1-10
12-22
12-28
(year-end————
Co.
American General Insurance
American
A
Georgia
Securities
participating
4V2%
class
Haverhill
"Hazeltine
(quar.;—
Y.)
Extra
12-21
1-15
$1.50
(Reading.
(initial
Dredging
Electric
American
1-15
6c
(year-endi—
Credit
Discount
American
12-19
5c
—
American
American
of Rec.
15c
American
Quarterly
Holder1
1-15
4
12-31
1-15
(quar.)
Common
12-22
12-22
(quar.)
Bottling Coi-p. Class A. (quar.)—
Trust
Controls
25c
(quar.)—
12-15
1-15
;
Co.—
preferred
participating
preferred
.$5
12-28
J7'',' ' ; 5c
12l2C
*
50c
621ac
Lights" (year-end
Neon
Cleveland
Engineering Co.
25c
—,—10c
Insurance Co.
Extra
Mfg
A
12-26
75c
13c
15c
.
-X,.
1 quar.)—
Commercial
25c
—
Co
Mfg.
Fire
7Vic
___
;
—
—
_
Allem^nnia
Inc..
Instruments,
Co.
Extra
1-
$1
—
preferred■-(quar.)—
Stores
;Class. A
:
7'i
1-21
12-29
Class
3
12-20
57
_
Hamilton
1-10
2
Preferred ,(quar.)— ______r——,
12-29
12-15
12-24 "
____
(year-end)
Harris-Seybold-Potter
Continental
Strauss, Inc
—_—87V2c
Adams Express Co.
(year-end i^.
■_
•
/ 45c
Affiliated Fund. Inc.
(quar.)
4c
12-20
12-28
Co.
Co.
12-20
2993
1-2
1-25
Insurance
12-28
,
$3
12-20
12-27
Publishing Co.
Harrisburg
Consumers
(s-a)
pfd.
Guenther
12-22
—
—
Combustion
Industrial and Miscellaneous Companies
$6
12-27
preferred
67c
12-29
Fund
Commonwealth
&
12-21
50c
(year-end)
Electric
•
Common,
Abraham
12-18
12-24
77«
19c
Collins
The dividends announced this week are:
Abercrombie ft Fitch Co.
12-17
$3.06
common
Carpets
2193
When
12-31
'
Class
(initial)
B
Halifax
1-
1-15
12-28
Cooperage Co.—
Corp.
12-31
1
12-24"
10c
Light
Harding
'
Payable
Towing
Co.,
12-15
Extra
Per
12-19
1-15
1-15
12-21"
2
2
12-31
ft
$7
12-29
Commercial
Share
1-21
2-
1-2
1-
(Boston)40c
preferred
Class
Group
12-21
1-
(quar.)_
Power
Gas
Bros.
$3.20
12-31
12-28"
50c
Banking
Fire
Coca-Cola
Department" in the week when
Hame of Company
(D.»
Greenfield
1-15
12-21
$3.50
Corp
Hanover
Claude
the, dividends previously announced, bul
••
Lakes
Green
1-15
12-28
$3.50
1__
Trust
12-18
City
2688
which have not yet been paid.
Further details and rec¬
ord of past dividend payments in many cases are given
under the company name in our "General Corporation
/
Great
12-12
12-18
•1-31"
$1
'
L\
Corp.__
12-26
2689
-
2
12-17
"1-15
-1'1-31
20c
Co._____
Lakes
Grief
12-29
$1.50
s_w_
(s-a)_
common
(quar.).
Investors
Tubes
Great
3
1-15
1-
$1.18
^
12-
_1
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (year-end)___
Gotham Hosiery Co., Inc.
(quar.)
Graham-Paige Motors 57c pfd. A (quar.)__
1-31
12-15
Republic
Citizens
161.
1
1-31
5
$3
Goodman
1-10
1
2-15
(quar,)—$1.25
preferred
57c
'■/.
2-
Co.
Works
ft
Steel
12-22
1-
$1
RR.
2
12-22
$1.50
—
Hoist
Globe
1-
.
grouped in two separate tables.
In the
Clrst we bring together all the "dividends announced thecurrent week.
Then we follow with a second table in
declared.
Globe
12-21
25c'
'
Year-end
12-20
Georgia
(accum/)_*"" '.
pfd.
"
(year-end)
Daily News, common--—50c
v 57c
preferred (quar.)—^$1.25
Chicago Railway Equipment Co., common—.
,
25c
1<;,c
preferred ; (quar.)
433,iC
Chillicothe
Paper Co.
4%.. pfd. (quar.) — / ;$1.12I2
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards Co.———*
-15c
2191
are
Investment News
Water
2
12-21
12-10
__
2687
DIVIDENDS
and
General
.1:1
1%
.Quarterly.—
which we show
Machinerj
1-31
Commercial
Dividends
General
12-31
Chicago
—Jan
t In Volume
issue,
12-24
t$1.75
f$1.75
(final
——
in this
•Announcement
2
^
(quar.)
Co.
Industries
B
Clinton
——Jan
1st mtge. 6s, due 1973 Jan
_____
Wheatley Hills Gold Club. Inc..
Investors
1-31
Chemical
2862
2688
—
—
General
1-
Corp.-—;—15c
Century Shares Trust (year-end 1—
35c
Chain Store Investment Corp.
(year-end)
/,
12c
2399
Maryland Ry. 1st & ref. mtge. 3y2S, series A,
Western
due
———
12-24
12-15
Central
1930
Dec 31
Jan 19
bonds,
—
2
2-15
6'c
Co.. $5 preferred stock
1st mtge. Si collat. 3% 7c
Light
Gas
Washington
West
—
-——
—
1-
12-22
5C'c
10
4
1
2-25
12-14
'
.
convertible preferred stock.————
—Jan
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp. $5 preferred stock—Jan
United Light & Rys. Co. dYafy debentures due 1952
Mar
Utah Radio Products Co. 4l/a %
convertible debentures
bVz'i
United
Capital
12-18
Central
1520
1930
July 1, '47
__Feb 1
series A, due 2022.
stock——______
preference
General
12-31
Central
Texas Power ft Light Co.—
prior
12-16
3-11
preferred:.iquar.)-__
..^?1^5
Carpel Corporation (qusir.) _—;
50c
Case (J. I.i
Co. (year-ond'
80c
Central Aguirre Associates lquar.)____^____
37'ac
Central
Investment
Corp.—
—$1.25
Co., 57c cumulative convertible pfd. stock—Dec 31
Syracuse Gas Co., 1st mtge. 57c bonds due 1946——Anytime
Terminal RR. Association of St. Louis—
•/■
',/
General mtge. ref. 4s, due 1953-—-—-—
Jan/" 1
Inc.,
12-18
'.//. 17e
Square D
gold debenture bonds,
American
1-
2
41c
12-21
Year-end
t__
common;_/._-.,„.
Light,
2
1-
1-
55C
(s-a)____
General
2-15
v 1- 2
Class
Sterchi Bros. Stores.
6%
'
•
Electric
preferred
Packing
19c
Canadian
;
5'c
12-22
12-15
$2.75
(quar.)_
12-22
2
$1.50
(year-end.)
12-22
*■
1-
50c
50<i
Co.
Garlock
" $1
Calgary Power Co., 67c pfd. (quar.+$1.50
Caldwell (A. ft G. J.) Inc. (s-ai
/
5c
California
Packing Corp., com.
(quar.)
37 Vac
57c
preferred
(quar.)___
62V*C
2824
Terminal Ry. 1st mtge. 4 7c bonds, series A_Jan 24
Corp.-—
Cement
Calaveras
2519
Inc.—
6%
cumulative first preferred stock—
—Jan la
15%' non-cumulative second preferred stock.—
Jan 15
Southern Colorado Power Co. 1st mtge. bonds due 1968-Dec 31
Southern Pacific RR. 1st ref. mtge. 4s due 1955——Jan. 1, '46
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—
1st & ref. mtge. 3% bonds, series C, due 1968
Jan 1, '46
1st & ref. mtge. 3^2% bonds, series B, due 1964__Jun 1, '46
Gardner
12-27
*
—
12-31
•-' 1- *;2*
SI.25
1
12-31
-
.1- 2
50c
(quar.)
(year-end
7
1-' 2
15c
Co.
Co.,
12-28"
_;
prior preferred
75c
<1
Electric Co., 1st mtge. 4s due 1966—Jan 14
Southern California Water Co.— .v.-V-■
6%
and 57c preferred stocks
__
Jan 4
Textron
Company
Biscuit
Burry
1678
Sioux City Gas &
Texas City
ft
Trust
12-29"
2
50c
(yeaivend;_______ '
Malting
Galveston-Houston
.*■
$1
(quar.)
1-15
1-19
1-15
Auto
ft
12-12
1-
12-26
1-15
'" 50c~
preferred (quar.)___________^_
Co.
(N. Y;)
iquar.)___
conv.
Fulton
1-
'•
preferred
preferred
conv.
47
12-31
Drive
Grain
1-30
,30c
:
$3
,
(year-end;
12-18
20c
Boston Herald Traveler Corp.
(year-end;
50c
Brandtjen ft Kluge dquar.)—i.__—25c
Brewing Corp. of America (quar.)
62%c'
Brooklyn Trust Co. (s-a)__„_-.______^__'-._,_, \
$2
Extra/
■ $1
Brush-Moore Newspaper 6'«
pfd. (quar.;
$1.5,0
Buffalo Niagara Electric 5c'o pfd. (initial;__
83V3C
Blair
2823
Extract Co.,
Pond's
(year-end>____
Mfg.
Inc
Inc
1-15
$2.50
35c
75c
50c
(accum.)
$5
George A.)
1
$3
.
....
2685
Co.
Pittston
Beaton-&■ Caldwell
2187
..
_
common_______:i
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
Fuller
12-31
___________________
Investment
Wheel
12-20*
2
;
Bickford's
2648
Co.
2
v.;
Co.
Paper
Oil
1-
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
(extraI2V2C
pfd.
4l,aVc
participating pfd.
Foods,
Flambeau
1-
Baystate Corp.
Best
28
/;■;
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.— ///.
5% and 6% bonds due 1962_u
Securities
2648
46
D_——-—.———Jan
Transportation Co.—
/
A
.
mtge. 4'r bonds, ser.. A, due. 1969———Feb
6'4
3
Corp.
218"
28
C and
B,
series
bonds,
Bankers
'
1
Refunding mtge. 3V4-%
2822
Bros.
Bros.
25c
——
Barker
Fisher
12-12
-
Bureau,
California
of
12-22
________
12-31
1-15
(increased)
__^
Co.
75c
Y.)
(N.
1-15
'
12-31
$1
(year-end)_______
Insurance
Extra
We
1-15
<
$1.50
Inc.
Fire
preferred
'
1-15
,
1517
4 (r
$1.50
30c
—.
(Increased quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.
Yorktowh
ft
Equipment
50c
Manhattan
Extra
Co.,
J.)
12-11
(year-end)
:
I-—^
Corp.
common
preferred
50c
Extra
Filing
of Rec.
—
20c
(J.
Felin
Holdera
Payable
25c'
1
2-
C.)
(quar.)
Fidelity-Phoenix
12-19
50c
D.
;___
preferred
12-22
•,
(Wash.,
(quar.)
Filtrol
__i
Share
Extra
67
1.v:t.
(initial;
Finance
■
1- 2
..
Commdn
12-19
'• )•
preferred
.
share
10c'
1
^
.
1- 2
.
O
due 1946--:
Any time .
1st lien ft ref; 6/
bonds. series B. due 1947__-_—Any time/
Northern Pacific Ry. ref. & improv. mtge.' 67
bonds,
series B" due 2047-"—
.>
.iJan.iv w ki
Oklahoma Pr. & Vater~Co. 1st mtge. 5s, ser. A, 1948—Feb
1
1st lien
each
„•
one
preferred
$4.50
37V2C,
—
dividend,
for
2020
—
New York Utilities, Inc.—
Si ref. T'A bonds, series A;
Northern
(quar.)L*
Mills—...
Avondale
Stock
Ne^Yoric ^Telephone
(Phila,)-—.
Common
,
.fl7V2C
preferred "(quar.)
77*
Banking
preferred
$1.50
1
Plan
Thrift
Atlas
Nebraska-Iowa
Newport News
12-20
12-28
12-28
12-24
1-7
1- 7
1- 2
.
debentures
3y4 %
12-20
1- 2
Federal'Services
12-24
1- 2
common,.—$2 '
7/
preferred (s-a 1 _■
•
A$3.50
Atlanta Laundries, Inc. $2.50 1st preferred$2.50
$2.50 2nd preferred (resumed)
$2.50,,
Co.,.
'V 7When'' /
Per
Name of Company
vf Rec.
12-31
25c
Co
Manufacturing
Athol
1516
x
1946-
of 1929 due, Apr.,
gold notes, ser.
Product3'
Athey
due Jan.
Holderi
When
Payable
Share
Name of Company
Corp. of America—
gold notes, ser. of 1929
Plan
Morris
'
Per
.
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
12-20
12-14
20c
12-20
12-14
1-
'
Volume
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Martel
Mills
6%
Corp.,
Massachusetts Real
Corp.
McDonnell
6%
5%
10c
r
Co.,
—
Sangamo
12-14
Savannah
12-22
12-12
2-
1
1
l/_
__
(quar.)
$1.25
12-24
I
1-
2
12-24
1-
2
12-24
12-26
12-20
Common,
12-20
5 45%
Shaffer
Year-end.
Power
12-10
1-15
$3
'12-15
5%
preferred
Minnesota
5 %
Light—
&
I
.1
_,
„
Co.,"
Stores
(quar.i
Valley
preferred
class
Canning,
VViliiams
Sherwin
11-15
(Boston)
4.
Power
Light- $6-pfd, (quar.) —
Monogram Pictures 5 %% conv. preferred^
Montana Power $6 preferred (quar.)
~t
12-15 "
Southern
Colorado
12-11
Standard
Oil Co. ( Ohio),-
2
12-15
Standard
^c'
.
-
Morris
-
Munson
*$4
•t
Investment
•
Fund
:
3-
1
.National
Bond
25c /.
Co;—
Battery
& -Share-
/.-.
(quar,).
.15c
•
.
2-
.
1
,
,
■
New
•
Britain
30c
■' '.i
Title
.
'Machine-'(quar.)
12-22 ■» i
50c
12-14 )
-
New
■
t
New
Orleans
iv 2
$1
,6f<r ♦preferred (accum.
;$2
preferred
(accum.)—
3345c
Public Service,
1-
■■
35c
(quar.)__
com.
,
.
>
(4%%" preferred' (quar.)_ia_iit._._i,w«-- $1.18%"
Newport Electiic Corp.—
J,'■•4
rv
'
6%
:r
$1.50.-;
preferred (quar.)
;/
Norfolk & Western Railway Co.— •'.)•.
'
Adj:
preferred
(quar.)
Judd Manufacturing
North
!-
North
Texas
Co.1
(quar.)-_._.__/___A____w
1——1—-•
'Extra
'**>'
'
2-
9
'.1-16
1-
2
,12-20
1-2
Ry.
Northern Indiana
Public Service—
(s-a)-_,
42-20
"
$1
'_
.1-
/■/
'•
U.
W.b
Electric
preferred
6c/o
pieferred
1-14
$1.25
((j u a r._—____
Oklahoma Gas Co/44i///_/;//
Northwestern
■
12-31
12-3142-10;
i
<*
45%, preferred
Northern
20c V
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-20
"
$1.50
2
iwaukee)-
Corp.—
O'Brien
:'/;4.V;'A /4,v/
2
12-20
Gold
(quar.)_'i_:
V
',5Vzltt
'
preferred
5'M
preferred
Orpheum
'
Co., Inc.
Pacific
Can Co.
Pacific
Gas
Park
Chemical
-
4%
Mines
Consol.
44iil,b
(quar.)__!_^
&
;
:
Pick
Co.,
45 c
1-
2
12-20
I.' 12-20
1-15
10c
12-22
:
1-
.
i
1-
Vulcan
—>
Provincial
1-
9
$1.90
■
25c
$1.10
-V
2-
25c.
1-
White
$4
&%
preferred
RR.
12-21j
;
7%
12-22
,
preferred
-
12-24
1
■
.-.Clasav A
•
12-20
12-24
12-17-
.
12-15.'
12-
W5
;''v.
12-22-
$$1.75/ 1
1-2
-
2 -15
..
■»
W.)
1-15
,$1.25,'
''4%c
Fifth
17%c
'
preferred
54ji'b
preferred
Diego
5%
'•American
1.2-15
1
1-15
12-14
Co,
(quar.)
-
'
11-26
•
12-15
,
12-14
80c
12-24
12-0
of Red.
Works
&
Elec.
2
$3
12-10
12-28
12-
7
,•
12-27
12-
7
-
37 %C
12-
42-31
30c
1-
25c
-
12-24
2
1-2
12- 0
1-
$1.75
.
0
12-
2
7%
5*
(accum)
(quar.),
Oil
Co.,
12 %c
1-
2
11-30*^
$1.50
1-
2
12-10
$1.25
1-10
12-15
—
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp.
Co.
Armour
12-5
Armstrong
&
$6
Rubber
12-24
$8
.
12-10*
2
12-15
$li5
2-1-46
I-11
$1.50
1-31-46
1-21
1-
25c
—
,
preferred (quar.)
/Arcade Brothers, common—;
6% preferred (s-a)
■: Arkansas Fuel Oil Co,
6%-pfd.
12-5
.
12-17
2
Ltd.—
$5
6%
pfd.
prior
conv.
12-6
12-26
10C
140
12-19
25C
12-26
12-15
$1.75
12-26
12-15
,
—
12-10
——
$1
12-24
$3
.12-24
tquar.i——
45c
12-28
12-15
"
7 15c
12-29
12-15
*
pfd.
(quar)
;
-
pfd.
12-10-
$1.25
12-12
1-
9
12-21
1-
2
12-17'
15c
,
—:—
2
45c
:
(accum.)
1-
$3.50
(quar.)"—.
Class B—
Co.
5%
.
1
—
prior
Co.,
4-
$1.50
Angerman
Edison
"
7
12-17
12-20
Amer. deposit rets. (interin$)_____
Co. (initial)—"——,—,
;
12-
1-15
12-31
——
preferred
6%
2
$2.25
'
preferred
1-
$1.25
12-10
$1.37%
^
;
12-31
$11.50
Inc.—-
Co.,
(quar.)
Woolen
Anglo-Iranian
Arizona
*
12-10
1-
,
12-10
2
$1.75
—
Apex Electric Mfg. Co., common
7
12-24
;
2
1-
50c
Wringer Co., Inc.—
American Zinc Lead & Smelting Co.—
$5 convertible prior preferred
(quar.)
Hotter*
12-24
15c
1-
$3
•
-
'
40c
.
•
1-15
„
6%
*
1-
3
12-31
(quar.)____
American
Payable
••-/.<$«
5
1-
12-28
5%
Co.,
Tobacco
American
12-26
Share
'
1-
$1.73
pfd.
(quar.)—
preferred (s-ai__
pfd.
(quar.)
Association- (year-end)_____
Thread
preferred
$6
Companies
(liquidating)
12-15
IOC
Thermometer
American
12-24
Wnen
1-2
50c
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American
12-14 '
'/•/■"i'-Z
5c
25c
84c
$2.25
preferred (quar.)
■
'!
1-
2
12-10
Arc
1-
2
12-17
12-14
Art
12^20
Asbestos
42-26:
Acronca
12-26
Manufacturing
Securities,
Aircraft
1-15
12-28
Aetna Casualty
Extra..
2-1/
11-10.
Aetna-
1-
Corp.
Inc.
class A
(quar.)
(year-end)
2
_3
Insurance
Co.
•
Aetna
Life
Insurance
(Hartford),
'
Aetna-Standard
Engineering, 5% pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores 7%
1-
5
145
1-10
Agricultural Insurance (Watertown, N. Y.)
Quarterly
_—
12-13
12-21
,
A
$1.37%
1-
2
$1.25
1-
-
(quar.)__
2>
2
12-20
2
12-17
12-17
12-
12-30
•
1'
12-
12-30
$40c
I--
•
.
12-14
r$1.40
conv.
preferred (accum.)>___——
Ashland Gil & Refining (extra)
2
2-1
1- 2
12-15'
'
1
•
f
1-15^
Air Investors,
12-15
Alabama
1-15
12-31
25c
1-15
12-31
Ordinary
6%
$2 non-cum. pfd.
Great
Southern
(s-a)
preferred (s-a)
RR.
2
&
Tel.
(accum.)
12-31
12-12
20c
1-
2
12-12
30c
1-2
11-30
2
11-30
Atlanta
12-22
Atlantic
11-30
Atlantic Refining Co., 4% conv; pfd. A (quar.) ':
?
"-40c
$1.25
4S1.75
1-
12-31
1-
2
'
4st' preferred
Atlas
1-
2
1-
2
Birmingham & Coast 5% pfd—__—
City Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)
—
Drop
Forge
(liquidating)
Alarm Co,
12-15.
Automatic Fire
12-15
Automobile Insurance Co.
lextrai
—
12--4
12-
77
12-29
12-
7
41.50
-
3-
2
$2.50
2-
1
$2.o0
1-25''
12-28
1-2-46
12-31
50c
$1
2-
1
$8
1-
12-20
7
10c
*
12-,. 4'
12-31
12-29
$1.19
•
"(accum.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co., com.
■'
5% preferred (s-a)
,—•—
——,—_
$7
12rl0
$1.02
$1.25
—
1st pfd,
$6
42-18 '
1-12
1-
4
i-_2
25c
1-
2
II-30
8%C
1-2
12-20
40C
1-
2
11-30
25c
12-27
12-20
Avery
37 Vac
1-
2
12-20',
80c
(year-end)
Co.—
Tel.
Assoelpted
1-2
12-29
12-22
Aviation
25c
Special
12-24
1-
10c
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—
5%
12-28
$2.10
•
40c
75C
Ahlberg Bearing, Class A (quar.)_—
Manufacturing Corp. (year-end)
2
Investinent Co.,-common
•Associated
11-30
•
.
41-30
1-
—
Ainsworth
20c
Manufacturing Co.—•
Asbestos
2
50c
"■
.
12-20
12-22.
2
1-
$20c
.
—
'Extra
12-15 k
2
1-
'
4
•
(c|uar.)
1-
1-
'
62 %C
'
1-15
/
(quar.)—
12-20
12-24
13%c
(Hartford)-
12-26
.'
Corp.
1-
40C
55c conv. pfd. (quar.)'
& Surety
.
12-26'
1-10
Construction Co.—k———
Metal
1-10
37 Vac
12-15
2
1-
12-29
25c
*
2
1-
>
2
1-
50c
50c
"
20c
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.- (quar.)__
112-31
1-2
59%c
preferred (quar.)————.—i_—
Equipment Corp., common (year 6nd)__
1-
'
-
——
4%%
..
: 1- 2
Aero Supply
12-31
—r-Y.
.
12-10;
.*Q
___-_
Class A —_/
2
12 %c
Aeronautical
Shipbuilding—
(quar.)—
1-
t$3.25
12-10
25c
.
/
& Pow., 5% pfd. A (initial)
Gas <fc Electric Co., common_--_
1-15
tl
Glove-Works, Ltd., 6l/2% pfd. (s-a)__
Hat Stores,' Inc. (initial)
Adams (J. D.) Mfg. Co. (quar.)
•42.21'
50c
—-
'
(quar.)—
i
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
partic.: pfd.
(quar.)_________v__. -V425C
A
12-26
$1.37V'2
(quar.)—
St., Joseph Light
San
,
Water
j-
1-15
$1.12%
Superpower Corp.—
' n •'
$6 1st'preferred (accum.) _——
American Surety Co. (s-a)——.—_._i/_—
American
Atlantic
ClaSs
.12-29
^5c
Russell Berg Fund, Inc. (year-end)
Russell-Miller, 442%' preferred (s-a)
St. John Dry Dock &
Miscellaneous
1-15
$1
40c',
(quar.)_—_.—-—___
Sugar Refining 7% pfd. (quar.)__
12-20
'
Company
•
12 %c
&
Avenue
and
12-31
35C
Co,
Z"# 1- 2
/4-2
.
r
42-15*
62 %C
Co—
Insurance-
Stores
Turf
2-
-
1- 3
v
common_________^___
States
American
50c
,/
1243 /
.12-11
.15c
_______
12-19
1-15
2
Acme
12-21
•12-26 "
8%c
_w--»
(year-end
Co. (quar.)
Rochester Button Co. .(quar,)__-——;
Russeks
(cuar.)
-
1-
Adam
Reymer & Bros., Inc, / quar.)———
Reynolds Metals Co., common,.,
(H.
Corn,
25c
SI.50
Co.,
12-21
71c
Co._—44___4—________4
Car
Insurance
12-10*
2
12-31
25c
«
common-—__——
American
/'
/
1-19
$1.75-
«7f. f' Name of Company
' '-4%!
'
75c
Insurance- (Pittsb'gh). (quar.).
$1
-Special
IJ
$4.25
Investing' $7 .preferred' (accum.)
Revere Copper & ; Brass, - 544-fb- pfd.
(quar.) ; $1.31%
Rickel
/"'
D.'F.
Acadia
1-15
_____._(___4 J
i
5Va% convertible preferred (quar.
Rhinelander Paper Co.:.—
,
'■*■/')/
____
"I
"
-
(initial)
-
1-
"$1.75
12-16
$3r
(quar.)______
Abbott Laboratoriesicommon
12-15
!;
Reserve
:
?
A.
12-24*
Reliance Life
r
preferred
preferred
12-10*
2
12-21
Co._________
12-10*"
1-2
American
149
2
lr 2
2dC
1-
15c '
"Per
1
12-31
Z.1.50C
(quar,)-—_i__—-l—''
Y,)
$4.25
7%
1-
-
35c
(bi-monthly)—______
American
i
:
$1.50
Yards
Industrial
-
'^2
..4-
(quar^)_.._-_
Corp.-iN.
■'
12-15
_____________
Snuff
American
.
.
-
1-2
'
prior'preferred (quar.)
Re-Insurance
.'
/ /
:
12-17/
:
(quar.)
Reed Drug Co., common
.
(s-a)
Stock
Union
Co.
•-
(quar.)
Co.
11-19
62! aC
(
6%
['J
,12-20'
12-24
12-24
$2.50
6%
i) $5
,
•y
Blake
12-14*"
50c
7%
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Service Corp. of New Jersey— ;
j
preferred (monthly) ___—;—_—'
Puget- Sound Power & Light Co.—
'•
;
Inc.—
Grocers,
preferred
2
/ lr 2
preferred (quar.)——__—_—
American
Stamping
'
12-27
;•
1-
•
$3
preferred
Smelting & Refining Co.—
/
.Common
-(year-end)___________
7% 1st preferred (quar.)____U_—7— ■'
12-14
.
12- 3
Co: /(quar.)_____________ r
Radiator & Standard Sanitary—
American
12-22
.;/2- 1
I* 2- 1
50c
•preceding..table.*:;• '■;/./
■
\ $1
(quar.>—-
12-31
140
50c
2
:
v$3
12-21
12-26
$40./
1-
Optical
Reserve
-
12-29 '
American
12-22
Public
-
,
2
$2.20
(quar.)
'
1
? Below
we give the dividends announced in
previou»
weeks and not yet paid.
The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
12-31
6245C
$1
8
1-15
12-31
Co.
12-20
2
(quax\)_
/
12-20
2
1-2
,4-
25c
(initial)——,—_—______
News
1-
25c
$1.50
■
12-21
-1-2
»6245c
,
12-
12-26
50c
12-20 "•
(quar.)—________________
&
Metals (quar,)
Products/common
American
(accum.)4___i/__4___
2
Machine
Maize
American Service Cb.,
11-30
/
1
1-10
•
45c
.
1-
*
Rolling Mill Co., 4%% pfd, (quar.)
American Screw Co.
(yearrend)
&
common
-
'»
8
-1-10
30c
(quar.),_________4.
preference
preference
Villa
County Gas
YoungstoWn Steel
42-31*
1-2
'1-
1745c
Pipe
12-..4
''
Common
:
1
12-29
'12-
12-31
10c-
/
2
$1.50
_—__:
New common
"s;':/;/::'//)
(increased)___
Western
2-
$10
7
lr
12 Vac
American
12-21
1-12.
40c
'■
—
Cos.
Stationery,
York
1-10
11-12.
//T,.-—_______
(liquidating)
prior
conv.
Wisconsin
12^31;
25c
80c
.
—
formerly
Co.
Wieboldt Stores
12-19
2
'/-18
20c //l2-24
.'
■
$1.18%
20c
Illinois— .'
of
-
12-20
'(monthly)-
Co.
-
12-10
3
6% non-ctmi. pfd. "(irreg.)
preferred
American
♦
Sewing Machine Corp.—
6%
.
$2.50
;
V
Corp.—
Massachusetts
Witchita
2
1-
$1.3144
■
8745c
4;
Products
1
12-15
12-28
•
/
it '
1-
preferred (quar.)_:
!____
Locomotive
Co., •. common—____
American
1
Pipe
■/'.
■
:
rn
1-2
25c
.—.
American Manufacturing Co,—
!
-
-
25c
convertible
7%
all
_4—
$1.50
V
& Felt,- common-—_1—____
Investment
American
12-22
1
12-15 *
45
12t31
(quar.)_7__:_"_/_-:v__—*
Hardware'. (quar.)
American
'
3
1
12-
12-31
preferred
American
12-27
12-
2
36C
Co.,
^
American
12-22 v
1-
$1.12 V*
1st preferred (quar,):———
2nd
American
12-26
4
12-1 *
2
12-28
$1.25
12-22
"12-27
1-
,25c
Foreign
Extra
5%
:
clears
Mining— ///„..
(s-a)_
Works
Co.
Whitney
1
2
1-10
12-19
1-2
I2VaC
Express
American
12-29
1-
1
12-31
$5
$1.50
"
r
American Home
42-26
/./12-27
$1.75
■
2-
"75c
preferred
—_______
Lines
American Ice Co.,
.,
,;12-26
.
12-21
1-25
/
.•
payment
(year-end)_
Western Tablet &
V
12-27
1745c
>
Water
Gamble
Iron
Steel
12-24'
2
Securities—
(this
Bondholders
Western
12-20
9
Inc.# common.---.——4--"
Providence &' Worcester
$1.12 4/2
11 j -13-10
.
"
6%
all
Special
9
1-
v
Polaroid Corp. 5%1 1st preferrd.—-$2,50 2nd preferred——-a_—4—•
Prentice-Hall, Inc., com.
(special)—.
A$3 convj participating, pfd.-(participating)
Prentice (G. E.)
Mfg.■•■(extra)'-—
Proctor *
•
1-.16
1-
*
12-154 "
12-29
/. 1- 2
1-/2
20c'
,
2
%c*Year-end'
20C
•
;
12-15
1-
$6
.12-20
1-16
12-20
,
$1.50
12-20 V
2
12-5
Common vtc.
,
•
■
/
,</
-
Victoria
12-15
•
1-
2
12-/1
-
12-26
12-24
$2
1-
Co.<quar.)„_4_i
Pneumatic Scale Corp.j Ltd.—
//,-
r
50c
2
1-
,
.
12-
American
12-20
.
*3
2
,
12-28
'20c
20c
12-31
12-31
2644 c
.; Common
(year-end)
7%, preferred (quar.)—
preferred
•
12-20
1- 2
12-19*
1-
12-31
$1.75
1-
'
2
-
1
50c
'
1-10
,12-31
20c/.
12-19
Co.-(quar.)—.—_______
6%" pfd. (quar.)—
Investing Corp., year-end
American Fruit Growers (year-end) ________
American Gas & Electric, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
"•/
"
Extra
12- 5
2
—$1.63
(initial)
(s-a)
Union
25c '
.
12-31
1-31
1-
12-28
.
(year-end)
American Hair
12-31
$1 ;
1249
2
(quar.)____________
American
>,
12-24
1-15
/
Hosiery Mills
(yeaivend).__4___4_
^ 70c
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co. of Cuba^J-__ ''•"*• 7 50c
White
&
preferred
Plainfield
12-28
SI.36
preferred
(Albert)
544
-
12-22
1-15
International
1st
2
12-19
$1.50
) '
>
;
///•,./.;.
share of class B stock______
American Felt
12-19
•:. 145
r
$10c
x_
'.*•'
2
12-20 V
1-
12-28
%
(quar;)__
'■;>?'
.
Export
American
1
12-31
i-
^
•
Vanette
Ih,
Trading $1.25 class A (accum.)
Philadelphia Co. (year-end)——-——-Philadelphia Electric 4.4% preferred (quar.)
Phillips Packing Co., common—...,—
,Ji54-4% preferred (quar.)
-
12-28
4//75c
shares—./_
preferred '
$7 : preferred—
Petroleum
12-30
.$1
J$6
•
1-15
;
-i
American
*
5
1-
12-31
,
12-28
7%
preferred series B (quar.)—//-/-/-'
American
12-31
2
12-20 ;
12-20 >
-25c
;
$1.31
preferred
12-10*i
12-10
12-31
$3.50
.
common----
(quar/)—7______—
District Telegraph", 5% pfd. (quar.)
European Securities Co.—
Common
■:
1-
'
$25c
■
___
preferred/this payment clears
./Western
preferred
$5
50c
83
Co._
i, Pennsylvania Power & Light—*
;
12-20
75c
preferred
Enterprises—
2nd
United Utilities, Inc.
12-26
Bottling
Pathe* Industries Ar/b
Patino
1-
2745c
Coca-Cola
■iv
(year-end) _4444_44.;
A
U. S. Smelting Refining &
5% preferred (quar.)
12-28
50c
Year-end /
Panama
,
2
1-10
.'b?
pfd. (initial)-.
Pan American Investment Fund, Inc.—
.
Class
12-10*
.12-10*:
12-24
,
25c
preferred
$4.50
5
1-
$$1.50
____—4._444__4V
Co.
2
1-2
/ .'15c
(accum)
—
Co.,/
Colortype Co., 5%
American
,
1-
'
8
1-2
_
$10.83
12-20
12-28
Co. ;(quar.)
Pacific Greyhound Lines
Foil
$5
12-20
$1.75
f
quar.V____—
Electric
&
S.
12494
1-
25c
?
1-
1-15
?
m
(quar.) ——____4__—__'
preferred
12-18
2
12-28
(quar.)I_______________
Co.;
or
American
'
S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.)—
• /
Quarterly
T___
'' / 25c
Extra
!
f//4/_—4—4'.; ;>/ 25c
U; S; &
12-20
■r:'
$4
$1.80
—
(initial
2
1-2
-1-2
-4•
$1.50
1245c
(year-end)__
Inc; - (year-end)
Illinois Glass Co. (year-end)
Owens
•
-___44_4_4- •
/
-
7
-
-
2
1-
"
12-20 J.
1-15
"t$l;
$$1 !
•
(s-a)
(quar.)
Cash
,'5%
12-20
'
Can
American
12-20
'".'.,"1-15.
pfd.
American Crystal Sugar Co.; 6% pfd. (quar.)
American Cyanamid, common
(s-a)__—
-
12-20
$45
6%
common
$2.75 class A: (Opt. div. series of 1936)
1-31
1-2
•"
'
-
;
f 1- 2
.
20c l
_4—
12-31
1-
25c
(increased)-
com.
:
145
75c
Shoo
preferred'
i ((optional.)
/
,
12-28
1-21
.1-2
:
(s-a).
iBkiyn.)
12-31
class A' (opt. dlv. series) pf .1938
Optional dividend of L/16th share of
class B stock ot 88%c.in cash—
1-10/
50C
'
:
12-1
$1.3745
Overseas Securities Co.,
-
'
____4__4_4-—4_44_i _4__—/' '•
Bank
12-17
12-20'
1-15
-
/ ?$2.75
8
1-10
:
:$8
12-28
$1.25
(quar.).i.
6'» ; preferred ■(quarA^*--^-x«a-^i-^-Si.'i
lcb .♦ preferred • (quar.)
12-
12-28
Corp._____
(increased)
conv,
$6
11-30
1-29
12-15
15c
■'
(quar.)
12-15
$6c
-
Public Service
12-17 K
50c
/
Confectionery class A- (aceum.)
Ohio
Ltd.
Co.,
Cast Irop'Pipe Co. 6%. pfd. (s-a)
American Cigarette & Cigar, 6% pfd, (quar.)
"American Cities Power & Light Corp.—
v.
12-20
$1.50
r
"-'X- 'r*4
1
Mines
Ohio
;
12-31
$1.25
Share,
p
American
12-27 j
12-18
58 %c
Clas§ B (year-end)--___4________/___//.._
7% preferred (quar.)—4—
U. S. & Foreign Securities— —
'/■''/
*
;
$4.50 1st preferred (initial quar.) _//___/
Mil-'
Co.,
•
preferred
-60c.conv.
'
Insurance
(quar.)..-.
Nu-Enamel
V
National
5%%
12-15
2-18
41%6
/
i 12-20
1-
$1.75
_Lu
1-
U.
.
Northwestern
:
Extra
$2
12-20)
2
1-15
$2
&
-4——
Gas
Common
'
•
Northern Central
-
j
12-19 j
1
2-
*!
Y.)- ■(quar.)___4-
United Light * Railways____
United Printers & Publishers—
.
V
•
f
Bond
'Extra'
42-20
50cV
-
Unlted
United
2
1-15
5o
30c:
s-a)i,uj—
Brake
American
42-27
/96c
/
(N.
12-10
20c
25c
preferred
;7%
.
-
/
50c
_ll_l_—4_____4__'l44_; 4
Co.
1-
*
11-30:
(
2
25c
.
1 quar,)
1-
3
1-
4-2
75c
25c
1-5
:
.
i- 2
"-:c,2- 1
$1.50
Assn.,Ltd.-(quar.)4——-44
Trust
$30c
(quar.
Bemberg Corp.,
American
3
1-
T
•
(monthly
United Industrial
25c'
—__—....
k.
Underwriters
12-22
2
145»
$1.75
(monthly)—_—1—
Shipbuilding Co. (liquidating
Traders Building
Extra ,_'__4_
12-22
,
pfd.
iquar.)
12-10'
1
1-
2oc
•,
1-10
,
''/ 1-/2*
preferred
Trusts & Guarantee Co., Ltd. (Toronto)
y' v/
:$l/•'
V
'
5%
Co.,
(s-a)____
(monthly.
//Traders Finance class A (annual)„_-_4_l_44/:
7. "-Class B
(annua!)/—/
4———4.4
12-24
2
1-; 2
—
'
:
42-24
1-2
Edison
Note
preferred
American
4- 3
,
;
1-15
-2-1
4 $1.50
(quar.)____\_
of-Minnesota
Co.
preferred
-
Toledo
'
1- 2
12-17
;
$1.50,.
England- Laundries, $6 pfd. (quar.)
England Power Co.; 6% pfd. (quar.),//"7./-41.50 4 •;: 1- 2 :> 12-21 )
'/>:
v.-rNew England Pow£r Association—
New
•
:
12-31
1-15
pfd.
"v.
Light Co., 7%
Insurance
6 %•
7%
/
v
12-20
(
:1-15
Y
/ 4334c
'•*•'/ *'
Common '(stock1 divfdend)_________
i$3.60 preferred - fquar.>_i___i.-__4__-i^i-_ *
•
•
Toledo
12-20
,
(increased) /
<
12-31.)
_
"
National Manufacturers & Stores
>•'
?
1-10
.
&
Corp.
11-23*
2-1
Co.! (quar.)
American Bantam Car Co.
ThatcherManufacturing Uo»
1-15
12-31
y
12-26
$1.40
V_iV;__4._/.__—*
2- 1
National Container Corp. 4%%-conv. pfd—
'29%c)
-.National Fuel Gas: Co/ (quar.)
20C i
1-15
./ ..'415c
1- 2
,c National Grocers Co., Ltd.-, • eom,^:<quart)
r
! k$l.SO
1- 2
$3746c--7
preference ((quar.)
•Year-end
1-15
12-20
145
•
-
Electric Service,^ $6
11*
(quar,)—!/*
,
140
/ 12-24
"(4- 2
Power
Roof
-Co,
12-24
$$1.23
Year-end
»
6%
'
$1.12 45
pfd. (quar.)_. :
;$6 preferred (quar.)I—,1___1_—ilTextile
Banking Co. -(quar.)
1—1_1_ "
»12r290
i
30c
1-41
:7.
.2c
Texas
Bank
American
l-2"i,
.1-31
ioc'
pfd. "(quar.)
pfd.
Insurance
Bakeries:
12-24
12-27
7%
'
11-23*
$1.50
(quar.)_
__________________
1-15
25c
Corp.,
Alliance
Asphalt
•
i 1- 2 '
1
20c
Texas
'
12-31-,
J
/
5%
.
...
Oil
12-15
12-31
12-24
'
12-20
2- ,1'
'2-
Tennessee
12-31
1-15
common (reduced)
(a-a)
lll_l__—4——
class A pfd, (quar,)l.
Products, ,8%
5
40c
50c
12-20
1-15
5c •7
_!
Texamerica
2
21
1-
X
12-
2
1-
50c
•
12-
12-15
1-
37 y2c
12-31
2
/•/
2-19
12-19
,
15c
—
445%
Co.
;Year-end
1
;;^-5c:.
1v
._-_*___4i.:_l_ll__ll—1_11:__ 4"
Tamarack^ & Custer Consolidated Mining.*— '
,
,12-22-
:* 1-16 /;
Oil
12-26
50c
_______
6% pfd.
Canada, Ltd.—"
American
42-31
1-15
75c
.
(quar.)
Superheater Co. <quar. )___1_______1___„/
2-19
,12-31
10c
;;
-./National
Sun
12-31:
12-26
$1
.
dividend J_l___'___"__J_ "
Inc." (stock
■i8% /preferred
v
1-15
?
..
I Stetson {J. B.) Co.,
12-27
12-13
;v;
of
Sterling,
12-27,
2- 1
Narragansett-Electric 4%.% pfd.- (quar.)__^_ ..;. 5644c
a,..-. 20 %•:■
National Airlines (stock dividend).—
VJ-15
;
.
8
2
Co. (quar.)—;
Canada, common
Oil
Co.
15c
common__
(quar.)
American
1-10
!'■'/1-2
$2/
_______________
7% /preferred (quar.)___l____l-_lll_ll__, •:..t75c
Sterchi Bres, Stores, Inc.. 6% 1st pfd. (final)
"1245c
3-1
X:\25cv;
(quar.)
12-
/-
1- .2
1-
$1.50
,-,tY
12-31
12-21
,•/,(ni:
________
£$4, preferred: C (accum.)
Muter Company (year-end).
Mutual
25c
/ $1
,'«V
.
r,;
.25c-
(quar.)
Line; Inc;_ $4- pfd. A
preferred B <quar.)_:_l
Steel
1-1-46
■
(quar.)—11.11_2—
preferred
Stay ton
^
1-12
12-15 ;
/'>,'/-;:$2 V
(extra)
12-20
2
1-11
$1.50
(quar.)^/i_./;-/;
Mountain States Tel, &Tel.
,
10c'
__________________
—___
-/ Morse, Twist Drill & Machine
1-
1-31 /:
'
'
Plan 'Industrial
'Extra
;
,
.
'
G%
/
12-17
12-18
40c
12-13
145
93 %c
12-24
12-31
;
of America,
Co. of
American
1-15
12-20
r,
1245c
—„—;
3% % pfd. A (quar.)
(year-end)
Common
"ill!::
1
2-
50c'
•
,
1-15
'
$1.50
;
62 4^ c
*
lr 18
12-21
249
25c
75c
25c
Amalgamated Electric Corp,, Ltd.______
Amalagamated Leather, 6% conv. pfd.(accum.)
Amalgamated
Sugar
(quar.)
12-21
Paper Manufacturing Co.—
1-
$1.50
Monroe Auto Equipment—
v .///;/
'5% preferred (initial)
Morrel;l (John) A Co.- (quar.)
-IT'S Morris Plan Corp of AmerlcalC^-'—V—---,M Morris Plan.Co. of-Cglif. (quary) ______-I///
:
Power Co
12-21
2
1-
12-20
2
1-
2%C
(s-a)
(quar.)
Mfg.,
preferred
5%
12-15
2-1
25c
——___
12-31)
—.—
Corp
Co.
Alluminum
2
1-
7
1-1
15c
12-15
2-25
.1, tl5c
—_r_—_
111-15
'$1/
$1.25
"
&
Corp.
Allis-Chalmers
12-15
12-28
,
7
12-
$3
—i—,—
Stores
12-
12-15
12-22
15c
of Canada—_—______
Co.
Corp.—
Co
;
1-15
.
$1.25
J25c
(quar.)____
Products
,
"
Missouri
Oil
Sonoco
12-15
2
.12-20,
Allied
,
*
"
(quar.
;
1-
12-26
15c
'
t" $1.25 "
12-26
12-28
10c
common-.—____________
Association
12-28
Aluminum
preferred
(quar.)__;
Shawiugan Water & Power (increased)
Sinclair
I
Allied
15c ;■/1- 2
1- 2
55c
(
"
5V
12-22
—
_______________
5
1.-
12-19
_
2
1-2
_______
12-29
Products
1-
$1.50
$$2.50
(year-end)
12-29
40c
.
r
Shawmut
(year-endj _-V/__/__4
Terminal
Minnesota
12-20
$1
—
Milwaukee
12-10
2-
Co., Inc.— /'
Supply
&
4-
1-15
12-20
?20c
V
Co.
Piping:
Midwest
1
20c
25C
Shoe
Inc.
Inc
Fisher,
Algoma Steel Corp. 5% pref.
Allied
Laboratories, Inc.—
25c
,
;—
Louis)
Bottling (St.
(quar.)—
preferred--
12-31
12-31
Industries,
&
Year-end
Corp
Seven-Up
«
$1.50
12-21
Louis—
________—______
'
Securities
Selected
(quar.)/____>-/_-r_^/
Ltd.
Mills,
.Extra
Allen
A lies
50c
Qfiarterly
,
12-27
Corp.
,
15c
Surety Co. (special)
Securities Investment Co. of St.
Finance
1-17
12-21
60c
:—,
Seaboard
Seaboard
$1.75
Power, $7 preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—2___—___—
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co. <s-a)________
Allen
Electric & Equipment
(quar.) _______
12-21
of Reo,
Pavable
Share
$6
12-14
3 2-22
1-28
'
Alabama
12-12
15c
12-31
4®c
12-31
6242ct V, 12-31
,
(quar.)
1-11
1-11
25c
(quar.) _____/
(quar.)
preferred A
_____
T-r-f—T--
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
Rec.
12-19
12-21
1- 2
si.25
50c
25c
common
1
1-31/
$1.06 44
_____________—
Mid-States'
5%
Corp.,
'
50c
York
of New
Commexcial
Seaboard
1-31
20c
(quar.)
common
1-
held_:.____./_/4.V4.;.l_///
Merchants Bank
Mercury.
Sugar Refining
Schwitzer-Cummins Co., common
1-15
$1.50
pfd. iquar.)__
(quar.)
<•'
Punaote
ir_j.—$25c
(quar.)
Ry., 5%
Atlanta
&
Savannah
12-31
2-
Co., Ltd.
Extra
<quar.)_—
share
each
,
12-14
2
$3
_
preferred
Stores
preferred
Extra
2
1-
50c
(s-a.i
iquar.)__,
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co., com.
(quar.) ____
41/ %. prefeiTed (quar.) _________________
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—
•'/ Stock dividend, nine additional shares for
""
1-
$2.50
__
Share
Name of Company
nr.mert
wner.
per
,
of Reo.
Aircraft Corp.—
non-cum.
McLellan
Holder*
Payable
75c
T_
Co
Estate
Valley RR.
Massawippi
McCail
(initial)„
common
(accum.) _________—/_•__
preferred
311,3.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4449
162
(B. F.) Sons,
Corp.—
$2.25
»
$4.50
12-24
12-
6
$4.50
12-24
12-
6"
6%
(Hartford)
preferred (quar.)—
convertible preferred
Avondale
Mills,
common
Axe-Houghton Fund, Inc.
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
_
(year-end)——
56 %c
7c
75c
■
2-
1
2-
1
12-29
1-15
1-15'
12-19
.
Extra
2?°
(quar.)—
5%» preferred
Asphalt Corp. (quar.)
Barber Ellis of Canada, Ltd.—
1-
—:
: '
Extra
-
preferred (initial quar.)
4%%
Bartgjs Bros. Co.,
common
Optical,
Lomb
&
Extra
2
12-10
12-14-*
Canadian
Glass
12*-3L
12-26
12-31
12-26,
1-1
12-26
$1.50
1-15.
12-20
Canadian
(quar.)—
B"
Class
,
preferred
T%-
Corp.
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7%
Manufacturing
Binks
5%"
:
preferred
conv.
(quar.)
•
■
x
12-20
Elevator
Insurance Co.
1
Special
Ry.
Extra
Boston
Wharf Co.
Boston
Woven
(year-end)
Hose
&
Rubber,
(spec.),
(quar.)
com.
Botany Worsted Mills $1.25'pfd.
Bourjois, Inc.. 0%
Bralorne
pfd.
Brandon Corp.,
class A__
Brillo
British-American
3%%
Oil*
Celanese,
Pulp
&
Brown-Forman
Paper
Distillers,
$5-preferred
1-
—
Butte
Co.,
pfd.
preferred
common
series
Copper & Zinc
B
convertible
&
J
$4,25
Southern
Railway
(quar.);..,—
(s-a)
^
;;!
2
12-10
1-
2
1212-
1-2*
1
4
12-18*
1-
2
12-10
75c
1-2
12-15-
60c
Ltd., common
(quar.)
conv.
.v__-—
preference
1-15
1-
li
;
V ?
12-15i
If
12-21
t62(/2o-
1-
2
12-5
t$1.3iy4,
1-
2
1212-
Colonial
7
X
2
$50o
12-28
U5c
$$1.75
12-
1-25
t
5*
Works
Co.,
7%
& Co., common
Co.,
Ice
;
pfd.
(quar.)
Columbia
Co.
participating
$1
12-10\
1-15
12-20'
1-
12-15:
12-17
$$150
21-
12-
6':
1-10,
$27l/2C
1-
2
12-10-
$25c
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
12-10'
$5C.
6%
12-26
,
1- 2
l1- 2
12-28
8%
preferred
<quar.)_
Credit
Commonwealth
&
Co.,
.-
15c
tlOe
•
common
Southern
.
12-24
—:—
5Va% pfd. (quar.)
Commonwealth Water & Light Co,
.
12-10
(year-end)I
$20c
1-10
12-21
(quar.)_.__
(quar.)_
$53C
1-10
12-21'
Concord
J25c
12-31
12-14?
Conde
12-31-
———1—111
12,-14
12-31
12-14,
$$x
3-15
£250
,
12-31
preferred
$7 preferred
Gas
Nast
(quar,)_.
(quar.)
preferred
7%
Publications
—
(accum.)
______
(year-end)
Coniaurum
Mines/ Ltd
_________
1-
2
12-18
■
12-20/'
2
1-2 '
12-
1-15 '
12-14;-
$25c
$1.50
25c
12*17
12-
1'
1
12-
1'
1-15
1-15
12-28
12-28
:
3
12*
3
12-
7
1- 2
$1;50
$1.75
$-lt
1- 2
1- 2
2-15
12-17V
12*20.;.
12-24-
12*24**
-
?' 1-
/:
Paper
B<
^ Class
2-15-46
2*
5;
50c
5-15*46
5-
6
•
50c
8-15-46
8-
6
.
10c
1-
1-
2
11^-30
:/?■/ 20c
1-
2
11*30 :/
1-19
5c*
1-
$1.50
/X?
25c
I?
v
.
preferred* (quar;)_—_
Co. (Toronto) (s-a)
Dun
1-
X' U
preferred
(quar.)—
Corp.
-.---k-;--*—— ?
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co., Ltd.— J
5%- 1st preference
(s-a)
—
Duplan
256
1- 2
H"12:
12-31
12-2L
12*24
duPont
$4.50
11-
8
(E. I;) de-Nemours & Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Sulphur (year-end)
Fuel Associates—
6% preferred
(accum.)_^
4%'% preferred (quar.)
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry-.—
6%- 1st" preferred' (accum.)——
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc.—*
$2
convertible preferred * (quar.)
Eastern
Gas
12*2812-28
12-31
2-1-46-
1-
3,
1-31
1-
3
3-1'
1-15:
3-1
1*15
1-31
■X
1-
Z.
1-15
•>,
5?
X.X
12-14
.
-
I
1
2
1-2
..
12*
I
12-22?
1-2
1-
2"
1-
2
-
'
IX
X
•,
-
12*15*
12-31.
12*15? '*
12*15?
$62%©-
2
1
1-18?
12-31
X ..:30c
1-
2-
•
$1.12% ?
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1
1
1
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1*15
$1.75.
50c
12-
2
1*15
75c
12*15?
;|
1
■
I
1-25
50c
1-1Of
12-31
$1.12%
;
12-10,
1-15
,
Texas
12-31
12-31*
2
1-15/
75c
v
12-3IX
2'
1
•
(quar.)_„____^
12*15
1-2-
$$1.25
preferred
1-11
12-10*'
1-15
1-
•
3/
12-10
2
12-31'
135c
$25c
Co. 7%' %preferred-: lquar.)_—
& Bradstreet, Inc.; com. (extra)/—,
12*
1-2
$25c
(quar.)__^—x—'
12*17
v
2-1
?•',
$44e
i;
2*: 8 '-
-
3
12-24
J$l'
Power
./?'• 4%~%
.
1-31'-
1-
5..
2k 8
3-1-46
•"
X/"' $$3
Co.,-Ltd. Class A---——
1-
12*14r
2
3-1-46
75C.
Xx 75c
'
i
6%
11-30
2
$l;06,/4
Textile Co. Ltd. com. (quar.)—;
$$ 1.75 V ••
7% preferred (quar.)
——
r
75c
i Dow-Chemical Co;, common , (quar.)X
$1
?
$4 preferred (quar.)— ________
.
$1.75 ,
Dow Drug Co., 7% preferred (quar.)—_\
Corp.,
,11-30*
1-: 2'
40c
Dominion
Corp.
12-20 (
5
50c
*
Donnacona
12*20X
i- 5
15C
pfd. (s-a)
:
,
12*20
„
12-26.
$2
(quar.)
pfd. (s-a)
*
12-15
2
12-26
25c
■
Ltd.—
12-14,
12-10 X
1-
tlOC
Duval
12-11
12-20"
12-31'
-
12-1112-11
12-20
4P
l-?2,:.
$1.50
(year-end)
,
12-15
; 12-31'?
X7 $i<
T;X $1
<
1-2
12-26
42-16v
7 1- 4",
Dominion-Foundries & Steel, Ltd (quar.)— ?
,*4$1.25
Dominion Glass Co.. common (quar.)
_ ;
J. $$1:75
X 7%
preferred (quar.)-—*——-——
$20c
Dominion Malting-Co., common- (quar.)—_
$30c
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum (quar.) _—
Dravo
12-29
-
8
12-17.;
1-'2X
$5
>
Duke
12-
12-
12-29,
37 %C; x/y 1
37 %C
(quar.)——~
5%; non-cumulative
Draper
12*29*
12-15-'
12-15 X
12-29 /
.30©
...
12-"14>;
2
lr 2
/-30c
t
12-
12.-20/
2
12T31.
/"7 $1,. 7
Chemical, $4.25 pfd.
Dominion Dairies,
12-4
12-20*1
1-2
1l-
•x.
$$2.50
partifcipating preferred - (s-a)
7
1-22
.51.75
—_______—
& Almy
•
5 X
12-24
________—
—
B>common
Year-end.
-
1-
30c
;
—
\
6-18
.1-21
1-
•
3-18
.
'7- 1
75C
Dominion Fire.Insurance
12-21;
$1.50«
$4©
/•'.
$1.25
V,
Doehler-JarVis Corp.
12*14:
$1.37%-
$$1.50,
Quarterly
1
;
12-10
Confederation Life Assn. (Toronto)—
$4334c
$6
..-'Class
X
12-10
Corp.—
(aceum.);
$6 preferred
Commonwealth Water Co.,
4-
(year-end)
:-'l
Disher Steel Construction Co.. Ltd.—
t $ 1.50
$1.50 conv. class A pref. (interim)—— >'
:-,/?..■ 75c
Disston (Henry) <fc Sons (year-end
Xf$l?25
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, 5% pfd. (quar.)__
■'+ 62 %C
Dixie Cup, Co., class A (quar.)
?
——
XX 25C
12-18
2- 1
(quar.)—50c
3.60% preferred (initial quar.)x.—_
■
90c*
Commercial
3 X •12-18
5%
6%.
12-20
2- 1
$1.62
Commercial Alcohols, Ltd., common
3
.5%.
f
12-11
12-27
1- 2:
"
.12-20 '
2
,
:
5-V
1-
Diamond T Motor-Car Co.
12-10?
12-20
•
12-
:
1-
$1.75
com.
Di
12*14?
1- 2,
1- 2
$1.50
6% % preferred (final)
'
RR. Co.—
Giorgio Fruit Corp., $3 partic.
Diamond Match Co., 6% particip.
20c
$1.25^
.
12-18
1-15
—
Dewey
1- 2
,
(final)___
preferred
12-31
—--—?-?/■—
-X; Year-end.
;.
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—
Corp.
*
12-20\
(quar.25c<:
$1;25>
(stock dividend)__
50%
$$2
2
Pictures
12-17.
$3 /
_____—
5-15
12-31
preferred
Columbia
12-17
.lOc^
8*15?
1-2-46
$1/
common_____x,__:
Participating
12-20
.
12-20
$1.50,
$1.75;
.
12-17
12-31
preferred' (quar.)
preferred (,quar.)
_____
1—
5% preferred (quar.)——------———
Devoe, & Raynolds new, class A (quar.)__l—
-3-6
12-20
/
12*13:;
12-31
25c
Corp,_-_-___------_
Stove Co;,
5 x
12-17
;
; $1.75
___________—
Co. of N. Y.—
preferred (quar*)_
Djetroit Hillsdale & South Western
1
12-20
,
Corp.____
Baking
-
l-< 2
;__.i
2*
1-
Hook',& Eye (quar.)^/-/—
Detroit-Michigan
6
'
12*12**
2
12-31
$4.
.7%
2-15' fXvv"?
:
87Vic*
12-17
1-
*25C
(quar.)_—_______
pfd. (quar )__
of Canada—
;Extra ; /__
.
common
Utilities
12-
1.-2
50c$1.75
12-30.
Dentists Supply
x
12-19
1- 8
12-26
1- 1
1-15
12-24
1- 2
(year-end)i~
12-14*-'
$1.75
(s-a)
RR.
Delaware
-
12-14. X
;
12-24 k
$1.75
Inc.__-_/—
Semi-Ahnual
25c
(quar.)___
Co.,
Dejay /Stores,<
,
25c
50c
$1.12%
$1.75
com.__
12*22
2
12-24
$2
(Louis) & Co.'—
; 5%
2nd preferred .(resumed)
Delaware .Power & Light, 4%
pfd. (quar.)
12-14
1>- 2
$3.50*
■ -
7'.l- 2
i-
8
8 '
12*22//
12*
'
12-31
De-jonge
12-17*
12-31>
,
12*
'
.
$1.75/
;;
30©
$1.37%
12-14;-
,
25C
(quar.)—
(quar.)____
Deisel*Wemmer-Gilbert
,
'
12-17-
1- 2*
■:*'
$6-preferred B (quar.)
$7; preferred
(quar.);_______
Colonial
1-
.
Co.r—
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.—
$3,50
preferred; (quar.)___^
5*
12-27
;
12-14 X
2.
30c
/
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
preferred
De Long
12-11
$1,25. 4/3-1
$1,25-' ; 6- 1
$1.25. ;
9- 2
Company_^_
preferred
7%:
12A10
1-2
21
1-
40C
40C
*____.—
;
.
&
Water
(quar.)
12*2 u: :
:.,12-3L'
7.1- 2
Decca? Records,
12-15
;.l- 2
$1.25
—
2
V.y 5
:•/• 1-15-/'
X/'X. 25c
end.,
5% preferred (s-a)/
Inc.•• (quar.
V
12*12
'
(Washington, Pa.)—
1-
Funding rights (year end) —
.
<12-28
:•
2t15
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8%
Debentures &r Securities Corp.
12*2IV
••
/
85c
1- 2
;•/>.;50.C.1.-. 1,
$ioc
& Foundry, com.
participating preference
(quar.)
12-31
1.-1-46
1-2
$1
(quar.)
Cluett Peabody
1-2
$1.25
Corp.
2
—_I I,
12*16
12*14,
30c
Davidson Chemical Corp.
•
Texas. Pacific
(quar.)—
(quar.)_____________
(quan)___.—
1-
Canadian Celanese, Ltd., com.
Extra
preferred
12r30
25c. 4-15-461- 2
pfd.______•
tisc
Canadian Car
$1.75
„
(quar.)^—
Participating
$2.10
(quar.)_
—„
x
12*30
$1.75,
:
;
L.)
(D;
Clinton
$1.32
&
7%
•
.'
(quar.)
5%
12-15*
12-19
2-
Canners,
*-
1- 2
15c
—
pfd.
12-18>/
2
———$$1.25
1st; preference
12*15/
-
12.-14
,4o
«
1-? 2*
(quar.)r $1>12%^
,
45c
preferred? (quar.)i.____—__:
7%
1-
1-10
Participating
12*7
12-.3?:.
2i
43%c
'
—_.
Lambert Mfg—
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
1-10
5%
:
12-20
-
1
$1.-r/1-15
Y_), (quar.)
City; Ice & Fuel Co. (quar.)_________
City Investing 5%% preferred (quar.)
City of Paris Dry Goods Co.—
7% 2nd preferred (s-a)
Clark*
11-30
Canadian
1
•
______________
Orleans
Citizens Water Co.
Clayton
1
7%
(initial)
New
Financial
T
12-19,
2-
(quar.)
I
12-14
2-
preferred
12-20/7
:
••
*
2::?
1-1-
40c
V
(quar.——
a
12*20 'i* v Cunningham Drug Stores, common—..—
6%
class A prior preference ,(s-a)_
—
i i"'
Curtis Publishing Co. $4 prior pfd. (quar.)__
Davega Stores Corp. (initial)
>—
12-17/ Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc. (year-end)__,
12- 3
X
7%
preferred (quar.)
———:—
David & Frere, Ltd., Class A (quar.
12*15
Davidson-Boutell Co. 6% conv. pfd/ (quar.)
41--5
1- 2*
$1.12%f,
$1.50
(extra)w
(N.
Cincinnati & Suburban BclJ Telephone
12-15-
1-
5%
5%
1
1-
t50c
-
America
Electric,
&
Quarterly*
$37(4c
(quar,)—^.w
end);
preferred, (quar.)>
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%
C
12-28
Canadian, Bronze Co.,; common
—
12-20
&
preferred
4%
12-20
l-
■
2
Canada Steamships Lines, 5% pfd. (s-a)—
$$125
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.,
com.—$25c
Extra,
$1.03:'...
--
•
12* *3
62%c -'„ 12-31;
..
r:/;/A 7%
17%
12-10
'-/j
/
■
:
:
12-10:
,
(quar.)
of
Co.
Gas
Cincinnati
5%
h>
-
$1.06 y4
Canada• Permanent- Mortgage
12-10
12-30»
(year
4y2%
Corp.
Securities,
Cincinnati
12.-10 >
75c
(quar.)—__I
Canada
12-10'i
50c
(quar.)—
five
each
(quar.)
Quarterly
Christiana
12-14: v
-
Canada Machinery Corp., Ltd. (s-a)i———_
Canada Northern-Power, com.
4
-X 12-28
;//X 25c
(quar.)
A
preferred
,8%.
12-18
3iy4c
(quar.
2
2
1-
."12-26:
406
Crystal Tissue Co., common (extra)
.'8% preferred (s-a)_.
Cuban American Sugar Co., com. (year-end)
12*144
1-2
(quar.)_
1-
Shares .Corp,.
Insurance
.Forster
Common. B
12-10-
(accum.)____
,v 62%© " 12-28
Lumber Co. v-_
—
fc; 30o
-'12-21?/
Chicago Pneumatic*Tool Co., com. (quar.)__
/, 50q.*
1- 3 ;
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
y 62%c
1- 3
$3 preferred
(quar.
75c
•
1-3
Chicago Times, Inc. (s-a—
''///.25c'»•; 12-27'Chicago Title & Trust Co. (increased)
f,:
$3
1- 2?Chickasha Cotton Oil
(quar.)____
25c 1+-15-46.
.
Cycle & Motor, 5% pfd. (quar.)__t$1.25
Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.—
7preferred
12-20,
12-31:
25c
prior preferred
for
.
Year
MU1
1-2
(year-end)
12-15*;
I.
^1.50
/1:: Year end? ___/—I
12-20
12-20?'
preferred
1-2/
Burlington County Ry.\Cs-£f)
preferred
2 i
12-31
35c
—
Canada
12-20/
12-31
$1.50
_
/
-
50C
Drug Co/ 7%
conv. pfd.. (quar.)__
Zellerbach Corp. (quar.)____*.__
12-20
*—$3: '• 2- lifv 12-31!'
12-10
2%c
12-31
12- 7*
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co
•
?75c '
1- 2 .'
12-12
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR. (year-end) •
$3.50.
12-24
12k 3V
Chicago Corporation/com. (initial)
25o
1-2£
12-174
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co. (quar.)i__
; ? 350
12-27
3iy4c
i
Camps Manufacturing Co. 5% pfd. (quar.)__
Canada Bread Co., 5%- class B (quar.)__i__
4(4% preference- (initial quar.)
Canada
2
5qc
California Water Service
Camden
2-144
1-
^ 5C
California^ Electric Power Co.—
5(4%
12-15
$isc
(year-end)
(quar.)_„
12-21?:
I-
J15c>
(quar.)—
,
12-22
1- 2
$5.60-;
>
-
6
1l-30a
2
-
——
12-31
2- 28-46.
$1.25
(quar,)—___!
12-14*??
,,
1-2".' J2-14.
-
1-2-46
•
■
1- 4f ?
12-24
125c
.250 1.12-24
,
(quar.)____.—■
Common
1-'2
,
**
&
*>
J
:
West-Utility, Co;
Chicago
12-14
1-
87V2c
(quar.)
/
(one'share
preferred
Chamberlain
5%
12-20,'
1-15
25c
Terminal
5%
!/'■
12-
20c
$1.25
..
Ltd.
2
12-28 V
$1,75
Bldgs. 7% pfd. (accum.)__
Bush Terminal Co., 6% preferred
(quar.)
*
'
1-23
1-15?
$1
-<
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd.
H.).
2
12-24
—$1.25
/
Inc.—
Cheney Bros, (year end)_:
Cherry Rivet Co. (quar.)__—1
.
12* 5
12-24
15c
'
12-17.:
12-14*
1-2
*
*
.12-15
1-19
?
Crown
Crown
-
-
t\
Crum
Chicago Great Western Ry. Co.—
$40c
H
10c
Champion Paper & Fibre, $4.50 pfd;
12-15..
6
(quar.)
Chemical Bank & Trust: Co.
12-15/
47c
$1.27
(quart)(
Products,
(P;
:
12-14
2
3-
•„
w.
$1.75 , >1- l/v
y/. $1.50* . 1- 1'
$1.50 /
1- 1
*
62%ct
1-1'/
15c / 12-31
/7/v$3o
1- 2'
(year-end)
held)
6.%., prior; preferred
12-1.4
1-
.
-
-r
Telephone.Co., $2.50 pfd.. (quar.)
Central
:
12-144
lrl5/.
12-17
12-15
32y2c /'j/1- 2
/ - l- 2$1.12%;..
1- 2
(quar.)__
pfd.
Inc.—./—___—;
Edison
dividend
4.15%
12-20,!;
•
1- 2
Central Vermont Public Service Corp.—
!12-20
12-29
:r;:
$1.02%
•:
4'/2%
Gold Mines
Soya-Co.,
Stock
v
Central
3-30'
12-31
-
Co.—
Co.,
States
12-21
1-15
-
•
(quar.)^—________
Paper
Crown
*
.
(quar.)____
shares
12-21
1-2
$$1.50"
preferred
rT"
Co.
1- 2
,
Co.—
preferred
Central
v
2
C
50c
Capital Corp.; class A.,
Cork-International, cl. A* (accum.)—?
Crown.
7
Light,
Central
12-22"/
1- 2
...
12-17?; •,
*.
v,
■•ExWtl
12-15
-m
$1
Publishing
Crowell-Collier
12- 3"
.
12-14h
1-15
$25c
(quar.)
2
12-31
i
(quar;)
preferred
v6%.
12-31'
1- 2"
1- 2
37y2c
,__
(quar.)
Power
Central Patricia
12-12
"8.%
:
1-
XX
common
Crompton < & Knowles Loom Works—
12-15
Y„.)—
(N.
preferred
Central
ii-15
1-
Co.
7%
preferrd (quar.)-—$1:75
Buffalo, Niagara &, Eastern Power Co.—
conv.
2
$25c
common......
3/4 c
30c
of: Wheat ;Corp. -.'u-
Cream
'
1-11'?
•
25c
•
________—
Trust
&
preferred (quar.)__—
5%. preferred
(quar.)
11,
1-
A.
12-17:'"./
X
.
-1-11 '
•
1- 2-
59%o- f
/
__/
$6
Certain-teed
Bucyrus-Erie
5%.
12-
».
6%,
..
(quar.)—...
common
Illinois
'
8
(quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—
Butler.
1-
9334c
preferred, (quar.)
preferred (quan).—;
Bush
12-28
Bank
(quar.)
preferred, A
Maine
'
12-17
12-17
1-15
?
2
$112%! XX1X.2XX
(quar-.)
(quar.)—
Crane* Company
'
>t
'
(quar.)_
com.
7%,
12-11,
12-24
12-24
(interim$2c
$5. prior pfd.
(quar;)i
Bruce* (E. L.) Co., common
^,Xtr?
12-11
2 '
Co.—
—
Central
12-10
2
-1-2
(quar.)—..
5%~ preferred (quar.)E.____
Brownr Fence* & Wire^ Co. Class
Bullard
2
Gas
(quar.)____
Hanover
Central
1'11-
preferred
4.10-%
12-
(quar.)
___
Brown Durrell Co.,
T,
11-30
50c
pfd.
43
12-17
2-1.
2-1*
.■
$$2-
(quar.)'
Co.
12-17
12-17
Common
12-18
Ltd.—
Broulan Porcupine Mines
Building
2 ,*
2
1-
12-31
Columbia
$1.60
1-
1-16
12-31
&
Central Illinois Electric & Gas
25c
Ltd.
Co.,
Co.
1-
x
12-31/;
; 1- 2'
.
12y2o
25c
,
(initial quar.)_;
Quarterly
8*
Inc.,. commpn
Co.,
50ci?/ $1.183/4r
_; v
_.
Loan & Savings
Fibre-Products,
Central
12-17
$32%c
Year-end
7%
2
15c
$1.37%
35c
.
Power, class A"(quar.),
Broad; Street- Investing- Corp.___c._._..
7%
6%
12-20:;
12-14*
1-
12Vic
American, deposit-receipts (final)
British Columbia Electric Power & Gas Co.,
Ltd.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Brompton
2
2
12-
partic. preferred A. (quar.)
Bristol-Myers* Corp.
British
1-
12-31
:
1111-
50ej
$1
—1
(quar.)
Electric
Preferred A
1-
$1<
preferred-(quar.)
Gas
Light • (quar.).....
Manufacturing
British
Central
12-21
12-14
$1.50; 3^30-46
XX? xX
Co.
12-14/
12-14;
:,X.Xt$2- !/Vl- 2
(quar.)•
$4.50 preferred
Continental' Baking
'
75o»
(quar.)_
com.
preferred
Central
,if $1.50
convv
$2 cum.
.
12-26
$20c
37%o.
$1.30 1st preferred (quar.).—
Bridgeport-Brass Co., -common..
Bridgeport-
'
12-24
2
—
Co;
Gas
Consumers
•
i
....
'
•
/ $$1.50
...
Brantford- Cordage. Co., Ltd.—
Common(new),
(quar.).,.
5%%
5%
Central Canada
1-
—_
___i.
;
Class A
,
12-22
2
——
1
(s-a)^.^__*
(quar.):.
Corp.
Corp.
.
<
1-
...
Extra-;.
Celotex
12-22
i 3114c
(auar.)___
(quar.)....
(quar.)
Continental-Assurance
' v'-
-
of America, common...
$4.75 1st-preferred (quar.)
:;
7-%- 2nd preferred (quar.)
'
12-15
37'%c
Ltd.
Mines,
Brach-(E. J.).& Sons
Extra
;;
Consumers Power Co;
common
1st preferred
Celanese
12-17 r
2'
1^
$1.25
$4.
$5
16c
3c'
$1.50
$1.50
—
_
12-13"'
12-23
12*14:
v
25c
X
:<•
(Toronto)* (quar;)z___^
12-10
:
-
com.
(quar.)_i—
1- 2
20c
*
,
(quar.)..'
Trust
Property
1-2
$1.75
75c'
$1.12,/2
20c
40c
$2.25
————_
preferred
2
.
12-17
2
1-
$1.50
30c
-—
Personal
Boston
(quar.)
Consolidated Steel'Corp.,
;
TV
1-
1-2
,
'
12-31
(quar.)!—______
Co.
I"
.
12-15.:
1-
■:
68 %c
.
12*14:
1-2-46"
20c
.
12-31
;
,x 1-15
x/J20C
__4
(year-end)_y.
v: 12*14);
.
37%c
(quar,)——
&. Brass Corp.- (quar.)
Bond Stores, Inc., 4%% conv. pfd. (quar.).
Borg (Geo. W.) Corp. (initial)
Borg-Warner Corp. (quar.)..
Boston & Albany RR. Co.—
Boston
4
75c
Aluminum
Boston.
r
12-15
$1.50"
$1-50
preferred
7%
12-15
12-28
X/-? X;
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (year-end)Blumenthal (Sidney) & Co.—.
1
12-31
8
12-15
-X
Ridge
Bohn
12-
12-31
6%
Blue
12-20
40c
$1(75"
Bloch Brothers Tobacco Co.—
12-
•
12-15
v/vX;.;
J75C
;
"
12-7
(year-end)—
Inc. common
1- 2
12-15
12-2G-'
'
.
12-22
1-2
Son, Inc.
Bliss & Laughlin,
1-15.
(/
12-15
12-20;:
X-1-15
Consolidated Retail Stores, -comr (quar.
(quar.)
2
J50C
^Consolidated Press, class A (irregular)^-—
preferred
2
?•? Ik 2
x;X $1*
!
$2.75
i2-i"5-:
,
•
of
Co.
_________
11-20
1
2
? 1-
.
1-
*
i-14,-
1-24
Ltd. '-(s-a)
Canada,
:i-28X
..-!; 2- _1'
X:/'
$1.19
'
llk20
5
5.:
12-15:
.
11-30
2
If
Smelting
Consolidated ? Mining ' &
90c
$1.12%
(Boston,*Mass.)-
Investment Tr.
12f
12*
1-
X
;
*
12-31-
(year-end)—
Birmingham Electric Co. $7 pfd. (quar;)t.
$6 preferred, (quar.) —
——_
Blackhawk-Perry Corp., (s-a)_———
Bird &
1
11-30/
l-,2
$1'
(year-end)__
Co.
5
75c
1938)+ (quar.),—.
preferred (quar.)
(series
prior pref.
$2.50
7
12-
50c
30c
62%c.
$1.75
Industrial' Loan,, common.—;
Beneficial
12-
2
$$2 *
1
-
(quar.)
(reduced).—
of Canada
Aviation
Bendix
12-15
2$;
1-
.
Bell Aircraft Corp.
Telephone
4%
12-15.-?
1- 2*
$$1.
$$1;75
Ltd., common . (quar.)—
(quar.)
—
Belding Corticelli,.
Bell
Carnation* Co.-,
12-10
1-
12-3^
Consolidated
2
2
-12-28
12.-14-*
2J
$5.50 preferred ___________—- $1.37%;
20C
12-104. x-Continental Bank is Trdst Co.- (N. Y?-(quar.)- -X.
2.
93-?4c
12-10
Cbntinental Can Co,/ $3.75 pfd.- (quar.)u—i
1*
12.-19
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd; (quar.)
Continental Foundry ii Machine—
f/*: $1.25
2 v
X'/ 25c
4.' Common
Carreras, Ltd.—*
ii'llli'i'i
(quar.)
$1.75
Class A1, ordinary registered
(final)///_/_
22%% / '1-5/ 12-13" t;
'7%""prior 'preferred (quar.-)
X
20c
12^13^
Continental Motors • Corp.__^„____________—;
Class
B
ordinary registered
(finalK-_:// 22%%'/ >;1- 5v
X' ' 40c
12-17" '•'-• continental Oil Co/____—
Carriers & General Corp;
(quar)'_'_________;5c *12-31'
$162%
12-17"-.
Extra
Continental Tjtlephone-6 V'2% pfd, (quar.)i.->
;
_•—a
10c' • 12-31 v
$1.75
12-14,
':•'/,* '7%; participating- preferred' (quar.)^-_-^-_"
Carthage Mills, Inc., 6% pfd. A (quar;)__
/
$1.50* /. 1- 2
25c
6% preferred A* (quar.)_^_;
Cooper-Bessemer Corp., common (-qua-rr)^^
$1.50;
i 1- 2v ; 12-14*.
75c
12-14 V
>
'$3 prior preferred, (quar.)
6%; preferred B* (quar.)_;
^______
60c
1-2"
12-12.
Ji Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—
4:/
Case (J. I.)
Co., common (year-end) ___:
80c
1-2
12-12,
$131%"$5;25 preferred *A>- (quar.-)rt.-Aiii.i^-,I__J_J.
7% preferred (quar.)'
$1.75.
1- 2
12 %C
12- 34
Corning Glass Works, common.,.--.-*----*
Cassidy's Ltd; 7%
preferred-, (accum.);> $$1;75
1- 2,
87 %c
<3%% preferred (quar.),—_
Cayuga &. Susquehanna RR; Co
80c
1- 2.y: 12-21.
12-10
l-*2
$1.25
(quar;)
&- Power
Consolidated
$37V£c-- .'Z 1- 2
25o- .' 1- 2
-
Light
(quar.)
common
'4'%%
12-19
•'$1.75
*
1X,
50c !
(quar.-
(N.„ Y.)v $5 pfd.
.
1*
$1
f20c
(quar.)____
preferred C (quar.) —-',
!______
preferred' B (quar.)_______
:__
Grocers 5%
pfd: (initial),
.4.%.
1
•
Corp.
Gas "Electric
(Baltimore),
*'
•>
/
Capital Administration Co., Ltd.—$3 preferred A (quar.)
■
50c
:V-'
$1
*
end)*
(year
12*20).
25c
(accum.)
.
Cigaf
12-20
12-19<
12-
12-20;:
1--2
(year-end)—,_L
Power
Edison
/
-
1.
^
Consolidated
12-31
1- 2,./;
*
U 2
Insurance_/:__;__
"
'
Co.___x.___
.
—
;
Co.
12-15 '
2
•://
$37%0-
(stock
Ltd.
Light '&
Consolidated
'
■
25c
(quar)
Consolidated
•
12-15
$30c :v 1-2
$20c,
l1- 2
*
t
12*14-.
2
1-
!
12-14-
1- 21-15 / •
1-21- 2
1- 2 4
2- lr••
2? -:
12*28
75c
General' Life
Connecticut
Boxes,, Ltd.
Shoe
—
—
(quar,).
:
Beech-Nut'Packing Co. (quar;)u_—.—:
held
share
;
/-
-s.
Co.,
Mills
12-10-
1^2'
;
one-fortieth share of common*
Wirebound
1-15
Corp.—
(quar.)
Cannon
2
1-
Products
A
Cannon
2
*
j..
i,
Westinghouse
class A
$1.50
pref._
:
12-15
35c
Co.
Creek RR.
Beech
12-19
2
1-
65c
Silk
Class
for each
It-
$1.06%
(quar.);——$50c
$25c<
,—
.
Railway 4%
(s-a)_+—
Canadian
$1
(quar.)..
com.
B
dividend)
12-15
1-
.
(s-a)__
Canadian
12-15'
11- 2>
A
Class
12-20/,
12-31
$1.
25c
(quar.)__^_
(quar.)
Shipbuilding & Engineering—-i
12-26
11-30
U' 1-15.
of Reo,
:i r
12-28to
Co.—
Securities
Coke
&
Holder•>
'
2
1-
..
50c
preferred
$3
12-14-
$$2'
$15c*
$$4- '
$$2>
$$1.25 , ;
2%
(quar.)
Pacific
2
v,
....
Ltd.
8%. preferred
Co.,
1- 2-
$50c-
•••"
Indemnity' (s-a)^
Oil
Gas
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada
Electric-(quar.)
Canadian
•
11-30
$25c-
Investments-,
$5
•
$12.50
Connecticut'
.
/:•/'
Corp.—
:—-
preferred
12-17
1-15;
1-2'
3
Connecticut
12-29
i-i5>;
1- 2'
$12%c
quar.)_^»_
General
12-31-
<
$$2>
12-20*
(quar.)
Canadian
5%
12-
(quar.)
/:
Payable
Share\
',>■
■
Co.
12-3*
1- 2
insurance*
Connecticut 'Pire
Ltd.—
Investment
General
Canadian
2.
2
————————-—-—
preferred (quar.)—
Beatty Bros.,.Ltd., Class A
$4.25
Canadian
$ 1.37mb.
common—..
Co.,
Creamery
Beatrice
12-19**
1r
(quar.)——-—---.
4%, preferred
,
3
1- 2
$30o-
—•
Extra
1-
Bath Iron Works Corp.—
Bausch
Canadian
40c
—
(quar.)———
preferred
$5.50
—
12-21-
If
5c
3'Vic
——
12-10
2
1-
25cr
_
Common
12-10(
2-
1- 2
$75c
(initial
Foreign
2
3/n
$30o'
(s-a)—
Products,
:
A
Canadian
1-
56%©
w:*.—--■*X
(quar.)___
Co., com. (quar.)
6%
preferred
Bastian-Blesslng
i
(quar.)
Corp.
Bros.
Barker
•
10©
25c
♦
Class
,
1
I-
1
(year-end)-.—
Co.
12- 6
12-
1-
preferred(s-a)I———$$1.75(W. H.) Co. (extra)^_—50©
Manufacturing
Food
Nume of Companv
of Rea.
12-
'When
Per
H older t
When
Payable
$15c
Insurance
Fire
1*
$3.50
10o
35©
25c
Barber
Barcalo
2
1-21
MvoO'..
r
2
1-
o?
,
Per
Share
,
(quar.)—T
Common
12- 6
*
:
preferred
Canadian
12-22'
12^31?
$1.26
15c
.
Co.,
Barber
j '•
Extra
6%
:
(quan);
Cottons, Ltd., common
Canadian
com( (quar.) :-*>;•
7%
prfrred
(quar.)-———-,—--—.-.-—6%. preferred (quar.) *_
— '■
Bank of New-York
(N; ;Y.)
(quar.)'
Bankers Bond & Mtge. Guaranty of Amer._
Bankers Trusts Co? (N. Y.)* (quar.)
-i*X
Hydro-Electric
Bangor
7%
12-22-
—-«-**-t-—
Bangor & Aroostook RR., 5% preferred—
This payment clears all arrears —_r—
1
12-22
12-31
'
V
Name ot-Comvanu
Canadian
12-19-
12-29
1- 2'
40©
12%°
Axe*Houghton Fund B* In©; (year-end)—:—
Backstay Welt COi——
BancOhio
Corp.
(quar.)__—_—--
',-J' /
'
of Reo.
Pajtable
Share*-
;
Holder•
When
Per
Name of Company
;■
M'onday; December 24; 1945!
THE: COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
3114*
12*15?
I
I
*
—
&
75c
1*
2
12*15
1-
2
12*15'.
1-
*
2
12-
.
x
$1.12%
$3.50
1'
I
•
,
50c
•
1-.2
12-21
I
1
"4
.
x
I
Volume 162
Number 4449
iTHE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
When
per
Name of Company
Eastern
.5%*
Steel
cony.vpreferred
Eastman Kodak Co;,
preferred
"•^sy
Washing
"
,
..; I25c
(qua?.)----—
com.
_*
—
1-
2
12-15
—"
ordinary_^j,^^.«.^^«^
■
12-27
12-13'
12-13
12-24
12-
20c
r
60c
EHZabethtOwn
Elmira
Water
11-
12-31
-
,
$5.50
$8
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.,
40c
.1-
•'
*•
S2.50
$1.50
12V2C"
Co.
(Ontario)
1-
2
2
12-10
w1' 2
12-31
;■■■ 1-
2
12-31
12-29
12-17
'V $1.60
(s-a)
5<0
20c
(year-end)
com.
$1.25
1-
1
20c
1-
2
12-
37 %c
;
„
1-
2
*12-
.
:
pre/erred A
Traders Life
Y.)
.quar.)
Co
Extra
(quar.)
.1.
•-
Manufacturing Co.,
Bake Shops, Inc.,
//-
Federation
&
Bank
&
Trust
(see
Fifth
Marshall
Avenue
Bank
.'4%%
First
of
First
National
First
State Pawners
Florshcim
Class
Food
Shoe
KJeiser,
prior
preferred
class* A
62 %c
50c
...
50c
Foundation
Extra
of
Fidck
Co.
Fruit, of
Fulton
i;-/
■
/
'
(quar.).—
.
.
;
i;.'
1-18
12-31
12-14
1-
12-14
3
General
Industries
Instrument
1-
2
Gpneral Mills,
General
General
,$1
new
5-
25c
"
1
'
25c
4-13
•
12-20
.
12-24
,'12-177
12-15 ;-
1-
2
1-21
1-
2-"l
•
12-31
/
;i1-
1
6%
preferred
12-
5 V'2 %
1"
12-
1*-
12-
Is'
■
40c
;—:
—
Co.
com.
Helme* (George W.)
7%- ^preferred'
Hercules Motors
;
Corp.
,
(quar.)
2-
1- 2
-
1-2
/
12-28
12-22j
12-24
Katz
11-27
2-
1
1-
2
12-15
15c
1-2
-
1
12-14
"
Class
1-16
*1-2
-12-15
1-25
(quar.)
pfd.
12-14
,'s 37 %C'.
$1.75
1-
2
12-28
:
1-2
12-15
1-
2
12-10*
$1.25
2-
1
1-
7:
(s-a)
25e
1>
1
1-
1
Co.
&
—
80C
preferred^(^-a)
12-if
12-l\
1-
2
12-24
12-24
SI
$1.50
40c
12-14
8
12-17
12-26
25c-
3
King
12-17
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
12-27
12-
5
v
2
12-15
1-
50c
$1
$25c
■
»
.
1-2
12-15*
1-
3
12-
5
12-31
12-
5
.1-
2'
12- 3
3%%
Fibre
(quar.)Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
12-
.1-1
$1.50
1-
2
2
12-14
30c
1-
1
1
6%
1
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-2
12-15
$1.25
1-
2
1-
2
12-15
1-2
12-15
1-2
12-15
1-3
25c
12-17
1- 2
;'37%c
12-17
12-15
Laclede
12-19
La
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
(quar.)
Gas
Lambert „Co.
12-241
12-27
12-15
37 %c
—J—
—
Co.,
2
12-13
Lamson
12-20
Corp.
of
Investment Co.
Del.,
com.
12-31*
12-14
12-29
12-14
3-
1
12-31*
2-14
12-11
12-11
12-11;
2
12-15
12-24
12-15
12-24
12-15
40C
1-2
12-20
25c
•
1-
$1.18%
1-
2
12-26"
25c
1-
2
12-20
$1
1-
2
12-20
$1.50
1- 2
$1,75
2-
1
1-15
50c
1-
2
12-22
-1-
2
12-14"
IOC
12-14r-
&
Sessions
(M.
H.)
Extra
6%
preferred
—
-------
Co.,
Inc.
$2.50
(stock
pfd. (quar.)_
dividend)
(John A.) & Sons (quar.)
Lanovb.
Corporation
(year-end)
Lawyefs Titlef Insurance Corp.
(Richmond, Va.)
(s-a)__
(s-a)
—r
12-23
12- 3"
12-31
12-19
$$1.50
t- 2
12-17
2
12-15
25c
12-28
12-19
$1.50
62 %c
12-28
12-19
100%
12-31
12-15
1-
1-
2
12-22
25c
1-
2
12-12
15C
1-
5
12-15
—
60c
—
————
$1.50
37 %c
—
(s-a) —
(year-end)
Lang
1-15
2
2
1- 2
Inc.—
(quar.)———
preferred
2
1-15
11-
-
:
Corp.—
Manufacturing
Loan &
Lambton
Lamson
1-
12-29
12-24
12-29
5c
——-
—
preferred (quar.)
Plant-Choate
1-
933/4e
11-30
11-24
20 c
6%
La
561/4 c
35c
12-31
25c
(quaf.)—
(initial)
Light
Crosse' Telephone
6%
—
12-15*
1—15
12-28 1
$2.50
pfd*.- (quar.)_
conv.
12-20
1
,
$-5c
Grocery
2
5
1- 2
$1.12%
$1.12%
—
12-15'
2
1-
'-37%c
—
(quar.)—-
1st
1-16
1-
12-15
750
/,://,
:—
—————-—
preferred
12-15
1-
$1.25
15c
i.—
(quar.)
common
i
12-14
1-
v:
•——:
Common
4%
12-20
12-14"
$1.75
t
,
9
$1.50
——ii.—
Koppers Co., Inc., common (quar——_
4%% cumulative*preferred (quar.)-—Kresge Department Stores, Inc.—
Krogbf
2-
2%o
5%
Co.,.
12-27
$1.50
2
2
12-18
50c
1-
12-29
10C
t
1-
3
$1.12%
12-15
r $i6c
—
—
'
(quar.)
Ektra
Lamston
Extra
6%
preferred
20c
common
62 %c
•
2
12- 8
10c
preferred
2-15
1-11
—
(quar.)
1-
12- 8
12-31
30c
1-15
5C
1-31
$1.75
& Baking—
^
:
1
preferred ; (quar.)—•«,——
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)_———
Kupperheimer (B.) & Co., Inc. (s-a)___—
12-26
50C
-1-
$1.12'/a
Hummel-Ross
1-
:
12-20
;
3-
1-15
,
—.—
common
Seeley Corp.,
1-15
1-
12-18*
common
12-
12 %c
12-18
1-25
r-
15c
12-
Corp.,
2
$17c *
:
(quaf.)
Co.; Ino.
&
Knudsen Creaimery
25c
12-31
Finance
(Walter)
%
12-17
12-30
Household
3
1-
(year-end)
(quar.)
Kimberly-Ciatk Corp:,
12-28
quar.)
12-
$1.50
——
8
15c
Common (year-end)
Houdaille-Hershey Corp.—
$2.25 conv. preferred
(initial
2
$1.25
(quar.)
12-20
$1.06%
Co.
pfd.
12-20
Co.
Hardart
1-
1
Electrochemical,"$4.25.^fd. (quar.riZ
Horn' &
12-
1-
Hoover
(quar/his—<r___
(N. Y.)—
•
7
1-
40c
(Brooklyn)-
1-
12-
50c
preferred
50c
$1.50
Hooker
4 V2 %
1
$1.50
25c
—;
—
7%
,
$$3.50
3^
2-
12-15
12-
;
(accum.)—
$1
12-31
12-
1-18
1-31
$1.50'.
12-20
12-10
$4
Kendall
50c
—
$7 preferred
lome Dairy"Co., common-
1
Kentucky Utilities Co. 6% preferred (quar.)
Kefr Addison> Gold Mines (interim—.,—^--;
:
—
1$2.50
$8.25
(Henry)
5iVftenfr,ew,
Co.
2
20C
Holt-
.
2-
——
1-
$1.75
Holliftger Consol. Gold Mines (year-end)__—
Holmes
(D.-H.) Co. (quar.):
_i
$1.06%
^—
1-2
.31 Vie*
(quar.)—
12-10
2
12-18'
2'
(quar.)—
Home Title Guaranty-Co.
(year-end)
;
Co.
12-10
2
(quar.)
com.
Keyes Fibre Co
$6 preferred (accum——;
6% prior preferred (quar.)^-i—_———
Keystone Pipb & Supply 5% preferred (s-a)
'
2
1-
12-14*'
2
,
11-
'
2
■*■
12-18
loc
$9
General Refractories (year-end)
Furnace
Corp.,
(qtiar.)*—
—^
*
Co., 4V2%
preferred (quar.)——
1-
12-15*
12-14
12- 3
2
12-15
2
$1.75
„
B
1-
*
12-20 *
$1.25
25c
—
common
/Monthly/, '
Hickok Oil Corp., 5%
1-
12-28
Light—
Co.
1-
..
$1.50
—
(quar.)
$4.50'preferred
A.)
$1
'■
Holland
<C.
12-31
$1.25
—
Kidde
.
11-30*
2
1-
$1.371/a1
_;:—...i——
11-30
$1.25
(s-a)
(quar.)
: ,v $1.75
——
Hinde & Dauch^PaiJer (Canada)
A
Kearney (James R.) Corp.—
$1.50 preferred ' ($-a)
Kellogg Company, common
Kelsey-Hayea Wheel, class A
12-22
12-14-
2
2
$1.75
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)___
12-15
1-18 "
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Drug Co.,
Kayi'man
11-30
11-
.
Power, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas, common^.—
$5 preferred (quar.)
w
12-26
11-30
2
$1.50
(quar.)
Electric
<
II-30
2
1-
1-
40c
-.7%
>
11-27
12-24
'
&
2
1-
$1.37%
15c
(year-end)
preferred (quar.)_'
prior preferred!*(quar.),^—
.•
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co. com.' (year-end)
$4 conVi*/preferred (quar.)
12-19
-12-16
■
Gas
preferred
;
'
—
series
&
1■
1- 2
25c
Heyden Chemical Corp. .(year-end)————
&; Co.
h ''A'" I
.12- 1*1
12-27
$1.25
12-14
12-15
XI1/4%
—
Power
12-31
12-27
37V2C
(quar.)
i._j—
Co., common
(quar.)——
(quar.)
City Public Service, com.
5% preferred (s-a)
12-12-A
a
2
xl % %
—
Kansas
2
(quar.)_
1-
12-31
17c
——-
Kansas.Electric
:'b 1- 2
>
12-10
X$l.?5
City
12-17
1-
$1.12 '/a
2
Light——
Steel
pxeferred B
12-18
50c
25c
12-10
1-
xl% %,
IE.)
$6
1-15
<
12-20'
2
.$1.50
.
^
Kansas
12-12
(year-end)
E.)V & Co.,
-prefcrrecl
&
8%
preferred
2
1
75c ;
11-30
5
1-
Corp.—
Co., common (quar.)————
Sons 5% preferred (quar——
$6
2
Corp.
Johnson
Laughlin
Kansas
1-18
25c
2
1-
W Battery
K
12-22
1-
ui
Parts
Motor
v
12-22
2-
(initial)
»'(G.)'- Brewing
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)——.
——
Joplin1 Water Works, 6% preferred (quar.)
Journal Publishing. Co. of Ottawa, Ltd.——
2
50c
pfd. (quar.)
1-
15c
(quar.)
preferred A
2
20 Vic
non-cum.
$2.25
100%
—^
—
(quar.)——
com.
,
preferred
arrears—
5%
5
(quar.)_;_j_—
:
'
2-.
I* 2
preferred
Hein-Werner
-
1-
'
Tobacco,-$3
.Heller ' (Waltey
...
(quar.)
5%
1-
1-
$1.75'
Light__w.—r-m-^-^--.>-.^
Insurance
12-17
(quar.)——
Power
1-15
8%c
(quar.)____«
12-15
12-15
:
Marx
&
Electric if
Fire
Heileman
4 '
2
.,1- .2
,
preferred
&
12-22
12-27
$1.50
Haverty Furniture, $1.50 preferred
Hazel-Atlas»Glass Co. (quar.)
1-21
12-31.
c
VM
12-24
(quar.)—
Co., Inc. 4'A %
&
2nd
Jones
,
(quar.)——
Extra
&/£%
4%
1-
1
$1.25
-Hat Corp. of
America, • Class.*Class B: _^_L—a—
,
12-20
Gas
Tea
2
1-
i5c
$1.25
—i——, —
(year-end)
A
85c
Kahn's
1-19
$1.50
(quai\)—_——
Co.
&
Shaffner
JHartman
12-29
/
75c
X;
-
$1.25
—
(initial)—
preferred
(accum.)
f$5.5Q preferred (accum.^
General Railway Signal,
Hart
*
12-18
V 12-29
40e
(
Ltd., 5%
Serviqe Corp.—
.
Hall
Hartford
2
.
(quar.)—
preferred
conv.; Class
Hartford
15c
:.
preferred. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Products. Mtfg.,
$0
Harris
1%
12-18
15C
preferred (initial quar.)—
Public
2nd
12-31
$3
—
£1 cum. 2nd. preferred (initial uuar.)
General Printing Ink—Name changed to Sun
.Chemical Corp. - "
General
General
Company
Harris- Manufacturing Co.—r ;
.11-27
62 %e-
(quar.)——
$5 preferred (quar.)
Corp., $5 preferred
Paint* Corp.-^ ,
*
*11-27
$1.12%
(quar.)
Motors
cum.,
12-10
A 1-
*
X.
•.Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
5%
Corp.,
2
$40c
1-
12-15
2
1-10
..
—
Co.,
12-18
30c
1-25
1-10
750
(quar.)_—
General Fireproofingv 7^
12-28
12-8
1-
720C
1
General
Johnson
:..
$i.3$
General Baking Co., common
Co.
12-20
6% preferred (quar.)_————
Harnischfeger* Corp., "common——
30c
Electric
2
12-15
preferred
12-15'
(quar.)^_
1-
12-29
5%
12-15
(quar.)
$1.50
X 1- 5
5%
12-12
1-15
(quar.)
px*eferred
Jewell
(year-end)—,—
(initial)———
Service,
A
preferred
12-12
6-15 '.
'
$2.10
1-15
(quar.)
'6%
2
1
Y.)
7%
:
1-
3-15
9-16
Public
: 5 Va % / preferred
,C
,V
12-12
1
1-3
HOC
$4.50 pfd.
8^;. preferred- (quar.)
12-18
1.
7
25c'
General American Transportation (year-end) -General Aniline & Film Corp., class A—
General
12-15
2
$1.50
12-15
12-12
12-24
5%, pieference D (quar.)—
Jamaica ;Water Supply,. $5 pfd.
$2.50
$5
2
12-24
$75c
Manufacturing
preference B
preference C
1-
"4-
•—
$3 participating preferred' A (quar.)__
common
2
1- 2 :■
,7-
1-
$1.25
*•;:
1-
2
2
12-26'
25c
$1.50
Jersey
1-
3:
1-15
35c
$25c
$6 preferred
H.)
Central
1-
1-
1-15
.
20c
(N.
Coal,
(E.
1-17
common——
dividend)——
preferred
5%
3
12-15
12-20
12-13
25c
12-
2
T *
12-13
2
(quar.).:———
clears all
(Stock
7%
12-15
10-
12-15
2
1-
(quar.)_—
com.
preference
7%
-
12-20
''■i:' T -2
America,
(year-end)
Shoe Corp.,. 6 %
Creek
$3
Paper 4% preferred (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
;
2
1-
50c
JamestoWn Telephone, 6% 1st pfd. (quar,)—.
Jeanette Glass, 7%
preferred (accum.) —
25c
Corp;
1-
$2
■.
(year-enci)^_
9-25
25%
Radio
12-10
45c
12- 3
;;25c'-;'
$1.25
—
7
2
.■
1
2-.
25c"
,
ioc
2
12-
1-
—
(year-end)
common
12-27
\ $50 V
3
1-
12-10
$1.75
(quar.)
12-27
$1.25
v.
2
$1.50*
J——
6-25
9
>
$1
34%
3-25
1
1-
.
$1.65* ;
;
1
7-
.
1-
300
V
4-
-
10c
25C
pfd._-
2-13
12-24
12-
1
2-
50c
12-20
2
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
Printing (extra)
3-
$1.25
,:V/.:_.v.
(quar.)
1
12-28
,
12-31
12-29
—
Jacobs
$1.12'/a
75c
■
Island
1-
50c
12-14
1-10
12-10
;
34 %c
12-28
$$11.75
Fbundation, Ltd.,
Extra
12-10
2
7r
12-14
$1.25
;
Irving Trust Co.
12-11
1-
dividend
Stock
of
(John)
12-29
35tt.
(s-a)
•
Co.
Utilities
This payment
12-29
$1.50
.
——
pfd.
Shoe
Co,
Common
12-20
Hammermill
35c
—
'5,r/sfe- preferred
(quar.)—
Gbrtimcr Mahufacturtng Co.—
Co.;
12-31
Hamilton
48c
non-cum.
F.)
Co.
12-" 1
12-15
150c
-
(qqar.)T—_—
Controls
$5
Y.)
2
7
12-
$$2
(accum.)_
convertible
Irving
2
1-
12-15 ;
$3
Gatipeau. Pqwer Co. %(quar.)_——_——
General
Ohio
&
Insurance
Harrisburg
preferred '(quar.r------GirfinckelV (Julius) <fo ,Co„ common (quai,;)_v'
5%preferred, (quar.)———
Amer.-Investors,
Co.
1-
12-
2
12-28
$1.75
Investors Fund "C"
12-20
(increased)————
Sugar
6%
12-10
2
7%c
(accum.).,
Investment
12-10
1-
135c
—__u_——w_—
—
Mobile
Haloid
-
■
.
11-30*
1-
"2%C
....
preferred
——
Co.
1
RR.
12-15
12-26
.
12-17
2
1-
t40c
Ltd.—
Canada,
!
Special
1-" 2
3 7 Vic
(year-end)-^.-—
2
Interstate
11-30
1- 2
1-15
$1
Aircraft & Engineering Corp.—.
Department Stores (year-end)
Telephone Co., $6 pfd. (quar.)
Interstate
12-15
'
37 Vic
conv/
General
1-
25c
-
Extra-'''.
Oil Corp___
Halifax
;
Interstate
y.
12-20
;
7
50c
common
preferred (quar.)„__
1- 2
12-31
■y
12-15
Corp.,>/common^—
S'/r, preferred
2
Watch
(W.
7%
12-15
2
12-17
12-14;12-17V
1-
65c
;
Co.
International Silver Co.,
12-26
1-
1-
$$1,121/2 ;
(quar.)
preferred
International
11-30
12-20
—
Gulf
»
7%
International
,
2
$40c
(incr.)
com.
12-17
2
1-
12 %c
(quar.)__
com.
1-
12-31
37 %c
■
(quar.)
Nickel
preferred
"
International Power Co., Ltd.—■
.
11-30
12-27
Co.,
Industries,
of
7r/o
.
12-31>
—
—
Corp
12-17
50C
(quar.)
Chemical,
12-17
.$1.25
2
Fiihdamentat; Investors (year-end
G^chctt Co.,* Inc., (Class b couv; pfd." (quar;)
Girdncr-DCniver' Co., .commofr (quar:)_--—
'S3
Oil
(N.
'
12-31
28c
—
1-
37'Ac
6*2., preferred (quar.)^
Loom, common (initial )_->
Service
1
Products
International
12-28
12-31
V $1.75
$1.50
;
—
12-15 :
;
Co., 6%
(quar.)
No,
12-27
International Paints, Ltd., 5% pfd. (accum.)
International Paper Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
12-20
".
Metal
prefericd
Jamaica
——
12-15
12-15
Machine
International Minerals &
4% preferred (quar.)—
Co.—
(quar.)
Guaranty Trust Co.
12-15
2
1-is
$1.06 Vi>;
2
:
1-
12-27
—
1-
12-26
7-25
30c
;
12-20
37 v^c
the
Additional
FUlton' Iron Wbrks
preferred
Hall
4%%
12-20
$1.50 •:
(quar.)—
2
(quar.)
_
i
1st
Guantanamo
'
1
1-2
$0.05703
1-
—..
*.".
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
/
8-
International
7-25
$75c
—
$$1.50
"/v: "
Canada- (quar.)_—_
6%
J.)
preferred
Gruen
;
•
1
55c
preferred
Gulf Power Co., $6 preferred (quar.)
Guilford Realty (Bait.), 6% pfd. (accum.)—
(quar.)__
County Coal Corp.—
7%
preferred
(year-end)
Fraser Co.; -Ltd.
(quar.)
(A.-
12-17
12-17
8-
International Harvester
4-24
31V4C
15c
V;;■//■;
Franklin
Freeman
1st
Cellucotfen
4-24
1
$5c
12-24
(quar.)
preferred
A
Brewery
,1st
Group No.
'
1
5-
32V2C
——
2
37%c
Brewing
_l—
Western
5'/o
Group
5-
12-21
1-15
1-15
"
75c
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
Ffankeninuth
2
30c
1-2-28
$20c
—
Elevating
$75c
1-
(quar.)
Corp.
2
12-31:
1-25
1
12-14-
50C
1-25
2-
12-22
12-28
$37 %c
com1, (quar.)
Co.
(resumed)——
International Furniture Co. (initial)'
—
:*'75c
(quar.)
Building
11-
25c
1
12-14
:
2-1
12-22
2
35c
—
International
12-14
30c
,
com.
5%
•
12-21
12-24
*>:•
40C
(quar.)—
preferred
-12-
2
(initial quar.)
Co.,
5%
12-15
2
1-
(quar,)
International
1
12-14
—
Griesedieck
12-15
1-
50c
preferred
Wire
Gas
1-
$*75c
12-15
2
'
convertible
preferred (quar.)———
Gricss-Pleger Tanning Co. (year-end)
Griggs Cooper & Co. 5%
1st pfd.
(quar.)
1-15
2
1-2
12-31
$1.75
...
...
common
6%
St.
1-
12-
1-
$1
:
1-15
Co.
12-20'
1-15
—
f
12-31
12-15
■>
1-25
/v.
•14c
6%
4tsi
2
1-25
$2
;
Inc.—
preferred
(B.)
12-31
1-2
12-
20c
Powders,
partic. preferred (quar.)_
International Button-Hole Sewing
$75c
6% pfd.
Greyhound Corp. com. (quar.)
4'/4%
preferred (quar.)—.
*12-22
2
1-
$20
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
'1-
$1.18%
(quar.)
(increased)
common
$6
12-21
common——;—
Greenwich Water System,
12-18 "
■
2
lc
——
12-31
2-15
—
6%
7
20c
$$3.75
(year-end)
$1.25 partic. preferred-—
Participating
;
12-15
2
25c
(year-end)
&
1-
15c
(quar.)
A—
$3 class A
Foster-Wheeler Corpr;
Extra.'
;
i
6 %
/."/'h
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foresight -Foundation,
6%
50c
:■A-
preferred
Fdster
12-26
—
Co.,-Class
Dairies,
Class A
12-14 /
$1.10
York
Foreign Light & Power 6%** 1st
6%
12-28
'
——
common
(quar,).
Forbes & Wallace,
Foremost
Greening
(Bait., Md.)
1-
62yzc
J:,
(quar.)
Co.,
2-15
10c
__
international
.*—
(quar.)_
,
Sugar
(s-a)—
1
12-
7
50c
;
Bronze
12-10;'/
12-24
$r.25
(s-a)
Inc.
Inter-City
12-22
$75c
l'/o- preferred (quar.)
Green
(D.)
Co., 6%
preferred—
,12-15
.
1-.2
Society- (quar.) _A!v
Corp.
preferred
Western
Greenwich
3c
B
Machinery
2nd
America
Certificates,
2
1-
-
1
3-
3-9-40
J3
12-
30c
y..:
New
Co.,
preferred
6%
NorW
of
;
Investment
Great
12-19'
Consolidated^iCoiiper
Co',
Extra
Insuranshares
—
(Winnipeg)
12-31
25c
12-31
(year-end)
12-20
12-15
%
Co.
12-28
12-15
12-13
1
1-
30c
$1.62%
»_
1
30c
Properties—
—__i,-'.
7
50b
12-
——„—_—
1st
12-15
(s-a)——
Bank. (New-York)
Stores (quar.)
Florence Stove Co.
12-31
Insurance
30c
(accum.))
Inc.
11-15
v
12-10
Saddlery Ltd.—V
6%
12-31
/,.f* 25c
Ore
Quarterly
12-24
Y.)—_
Iron
Life Assurance
West
Great West
12-31
2
$15c
Y.)
7
12-
$1.12%
12-31
(accum.))
Co.,
Year-end
50c
;
(quar.)—..
Pennsylvania (quar.
Co.- of
National
Northern
12-26,
12-15 i
2
1-10
partic.
preference
Great
;;;:,i/75C.
preferred
Finance
..
,/X 25c
(Los Angeles)
Sons
B
8
Field)
Fifth Street Stores
(Wm.i
l-
-
10c.
50C
(N.
Fidelity Fund.' Inc. (year-end)
Fidelity 8c Guaranty Fire Corp.
Filene's
50c
,
—
(year-end )ii.„^.
Co.
A
class
Lakes Steamship
4-1-46.
,/,
-
'■'!%,Ag -,••■•,*,„,, ■?;,
Traction
(Frank) Brewing, 6%. pfd.
Field
-
(initial)
new
class
$2
(N.
12-
12-31
Baking Co., Ltd.—
——■
Intercontinental Rubber
(year-ertd)-^—^—
—,
Greet.
12-17
.1-2
1-
Co.,
8 ;
1-2-46
$2.50
.
Light
J
$2.50*
——
common——.
,
preferred,(s-a)
Federal
7
$1.25
x,,/,
Faultless
Rubber
12-
$2
8
Co.
12^31
*
pfd.
1
——
Ltd.—
preference
Paper
1st
conv.
12-15
12-27
12-12
2
1-
50o
—
12-18
2
I- 2
12-18''
$1,25
(yoar-end)'_j.^
12-18
93 Vic
-J*
Lakes
68C
12-31
———
Insurance
Year-end
A
2
1-
12- 4
2
1- 2
/
$1.25
(quar.)
12-
Inc.; com. (year-end)—
preferred
(initial)
conv.-
1-
1-15
30c.
$1.31%
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Industrial Brbwnhoist Corp.—
..
12-17
—_
—
12-17
$1.03%*
(quar.)
2
1-15
;
American
Great
12-17;
/1- 2 :
1-
$2.20
Great
pfd.
(quar.)
12-31
(quar.)-.,
v.:
12-15
11-13
12-28
2%C
•
(quar.)
2
12-21
50c
$1.18%
'
Gfiy Drug Stores,
Groat
——
'■ preferred
Federal
■.,
*,"'. 10c
—
Fashion-Craft; 5 %
Fedders
)
5
Insurance, Syracuse
*
Quarterly
1-
4 V'a %
& Light
1-
$1.25
•
Quarterly
■
Eleo.
l->
10c
(initial)—
1-
$10c
12-31'
12-31
—
Extra
12-22
1-
12-18
30c
.
5
1-15
3 7 V'2 0
&
1-
15c
*
Co.
Mich.
&
Class
2-25
406
Quarterly
.;! 12-20
65c
■
;$1.50 convertible preferred B (quar.)
Famise Corp. Class A (year end)
Farmers
Graniteville
12- 1
1-15
2
—i_
common
new
12-1#
(quar.)—-
(accum.)
Industrial Rayon Corp.
common
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)'
Industrial Silica C6ri>., 6% pfd. (accum.)
Irigersoll-R'and Co., 6% preferred' (S-a)
inspiration
.
1
(quar.).:
Co.
Tool
$$1.75"
$62?2C3 ;. 75c
(year-end)—
Co.,
preferred
12-14
25c
:
Mines
(W. T.)
3%%
•
12-14
12-31
1-
2-25
;
30c
Grant
:
_____
Engine & Airplane,
convertible
2
1-2
12-20
62 Vac
—_——
&
Grandview
12-14
12-28
2
$1.50
;
(quar.)———
Toy; Ltd. (initial)
Grand Valley Brewing Co
12-20
,
(quar.)
Fehr
Grand
1-
$1'.25
Grand Rapids Varnish—^—,
12-21
I
$1v12V'2
12-20'
1-
Ihdustrial Acceptance Corp.—
1
$1
—
12-31
—
J63c
preferred (quar.)
Fisheries
-
12-20
1-
'
Canada
5Vi% preferred (quar.)_^
Indianapolis Water 5% pfd. A
,;
3-
(quar.)—-,-
12-20
'£ 1-
30c
preferred
(s-a)
i
Finance Corp., common
Family
*5%
2
1-2
25c
—
dividend
Fairchild
j:
5%
12-11
3-
—
of<
Pneumatic
Indiana
$1.75
,
Stock
Gorton-Pew
,
12-21*
5
2
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
Life Insurance
Stock
■
12-15
2
12-IS
12-30'
$1.75-
(leased linesk
Indianapolis Bower
1
$2
Extra
,12-15
1-2
X $1.37 Vi
—
(quar.)
;
i_„
Corporation
,f
$4.75
H"1?
,,
1
$1.25
—j—
Telephone
(Madison,
preferred (quar.)_.
Tobacco
Independent
.
(quar.).", (year-end)
preferred
(quar.)_
&
Common
1-2
$1.50'
com,
preferred
Excelsior
——
(year-end)
(quar.)-—
Extra
(N.
.
1
.
common
Products Co.
Ex-Cell-O
i
2
1-
*
8
7
..
1-
Wise.),
Imperial
2
1-
1-2
Commercial
12-12
$2.50
preferred (quar.)
Ind.—
Sugars,
V1?
1_
\
"
Telegraph (quar.)—--:
',*!•.Goldblatt Brothers, $2.50 conv; pfd. (quar.)
Golden State Co. (year-end)—
Goodrich v(B. F.) Cb. $5 preferred' (quar.V—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., of Canada, Ltd'.-
12-20
,
12-31
; 75C
<quaf.
Fund,
Evefsharp, Inc.
5%
2'
1-
.
M'.;--' 75c
pfd.,\ (quar.)
12.
2
56 V*C
B
$4.50
12-17;.,
1-
:
$5
12-14
12-
1-
—
A', (quar.)——
Gloss
'
Gold
.
'
12-12
56'AC,
(quar.)
2
1-2'
25C !"
i;
.
J 12-17
*,: 12-17
•
Equity
Evans
1-
:
12-24
'50c
...
com.
12-15
2
12-24
$2.73 ?
$1.60r
!
Godohaux
Class
12-17
1-
62 Vic
__
,Globe-Wernicke, lc,b
12-15
12-31
$1.25
•
12-17 )
2
i,-v 1—; 2
.
—
(quar.)
Consolidated (s-a)
Corp.,
1-
'
12-21*
12-29
1
'
(s^a)
12-18
12-10
2-
40 c
—
12-21
i
.
1st preferred
2
1-25
1-
25o
40c
Fire Insurance" Co;-K '
Rutgers
25c
$1.25
;
Empire Trust Co. <N. Y.)
(quar.)———.' ;;
Emporium Capwell Co., common (quar.)__
Johnson
•
$1.25
'5% 2nd preferred (s-a)—.—
v
The above payxhent clears all arrears.
preferred
,4%. preferred (quar.)
Engineers Public Service,
&
5%
12-14
Bell
Illinois Central RR.
256'
12-20
Illinois
(quar.).
Telephone
Illinois
_
2
12-15
2
12-13
$$1
-
preferred
12-15
87 Vic
,
1
'
1-
5%
12-15
Giidden Company, common (Interhh)
AVzfy convertible preferred (quar.)——
,
12-21
,1- 2
Extra
12-iO
12-31
12-13
12-24
15c
Manufacturing 6% prelerred
Huroc & Erie Mortgage Corp, (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
12-24
$1.50
Huntei*
^-17
12-29
—
1-
Williamsport RR., 7% pfd. (s-a)-1
Drug Co.j 8% pfdv (qiiar.)c____-J_
Emerson Electric
Mfg. Co.,-common*-—______
Endicott
12-20
12-17
?
$1.50
(quar.),;—
1-
(quar.)
(year-end
A
12-15
2
$3.50 pfd'.
Co.,
$1.12V2
&
preferred
2
1-
Cl)
$1.06 y4
Emerson
,4%.%
2
12-15
2
2
of Ree.
20c
common..
preferred (quar.).
$1. l2'/2
Safety Razor, common (quaf,J—w__
preferred (quar.)^
Glen Falls- Insurance,• common (quaf,)'——
$5
6V0
12-17
1-
$1.06 V'j
$1.25
Gillette
8
(quar.)________
A
Co.
Gilbert (A.
12-
11-30
v
Electric Ferries 6%' prior
pfd. (quar.)____
$1.50'•.
Electric Household' Utilities
150
Corp. (quar.)!.;"
Elastic Stop Nut,
,6% preferred (qliar.)^___ ; ;1TV 75c
'Electric Storage
50c
Battery- Co. (year end)__
Electrical Products Consolidated
(quar.)_
•V" 20c *
V Extra-—%
..uy
;•*
lOc Electrical
Products
256
Corp.
Elgin National Watch
Elliott
Company
5%
11-30
12-24
12-24
(quar.)
(quar.)____
ptd.
common
Participating class
&
12-15
2
Payable
Share
Humphreys Manufacturing Co.,
Hoiaert
When
Per
Name of Company
12-12
1-
25c
$1.06 VV
(quar.)
Rubber, 4 W!o pfdf,(quar.)
Georgia Powef, $5 preferred (quar. y^Z
$6 preferred
(quar.)_.
—u,—
GdrbOr Products
preferred (quar.)_,—
12-24
8c
.
8
25c
(quaf,)
com.
end
Tire
1-
j
,
of Re0.
12-27
62V3C
(qtiar.)
preferred
General
Globe
_4%% ••participating preferred
Paso
Electric-<T*exas), $4.50
Co.
*
12-27
:
,
/
Edison Bros.
Stores,- Inc.—-
Manufacturing1
Year
t'A'Ya
Payable
40c
(quar.)„_
common
Holdere
When
Share
General Time InstfOnlent Corp.
5
12V26
sei
Elder
-
12 Vic,'
;
& Howard Stock
14 c
Fuhd'^I-^C-Ilil
Year-end';
$1.25
Eiton- Paperi»$3.50! pfd'.
(s-a)_
I„~
$1.75
P'« prior "preferred (s-a)___„ j__i._„iJ^_ '' :V',- 75c
Economy Grocery Stores (quar.
25c
Eeu'adoriajfl Corp.; Ltd.,
^
12-15
$15c'
(quar.)"-..
Year-end'
.
12-
2
' '
—
Eatdh
v;
2
1-
preferred
"
_
/Eaton & Howard Balanced
Fund
•.
5'
i- 2
1-
$25c
(quar.)
Telephone Corp.
$2.50
$2:50
a
com.
Easy Washing Machine Corp'., class
B
General
2
1-
$1.50
(year-end.)
(quarterly)
Machine, Ltd.,
—
.Class
Name of Company
of Rec,
1
—
-
Per
H older «
Payable
Share
Products—
3115
12-31
12-21
20c
12-31
12-21
$3
12-31
12-21
r
Monday, December 24, 194$
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
3116
.-re
Per
When -
Hume of Company
preferred (quar.)
$2.50
Roi
Refineries;
Stores
Lemer
Class
B>
1-
31V»c
/—
12-
•
3 "
,
1-
3
■
.
Share
-
Co.
11-23
(Winnipeg,-
__/../—■>
1- 2"
;
:
Extra
-
«■
■ •
a.
•
Lima
Locomotive
Works V
(quar.)Z
(quar.>
3-
;
50c
——i
,
2-
•
1-15
Semi-annual
,
J
—/4-z-.
12-15
•'
pfd.- (qimrt)"/-^--.
•
Monthly
,
Steel
Chain' Cm
common
•
Lockheed
Loew's
•
Arrcraft
Inc.
Corp.
(qu,ar;)__r__i——,
'10c
;
42-17
X
1-2*
.
12-13
37/2C
12-11
"
12-31
,
,12-11 '
12-10 -
••••
w 12-31*
Theatres,- com; '(quar.;//"
12-31 4
7%- prfcferred-(quar.) _w__r—-—:
*$1.75',
1-9*
j5C s•soft Candy. Corp---—"
(' IV. 2.:
Lord dc Taylor: (quar.)i_4u_/z————//;/////■, •*,t :$2t12-29 ;
Los- Angeles- Transit Lines, -common...;-.—
,12yac ;
Louisville, Gas & Electric (Del.;*— •
/ y ; ;
12-26
/Class A -(quar.y-_:'——
37%c
fcqev/'s; (Marcus;
12-10
.;
.....
12-17
.Class B ,(quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
„1
12-17
"
:12-17
Lunkenheimer Company, 6%% pfd./(quar.)
Lynchburg- & Abingdon" Teiegrapn Co. (s-a)
-
'
Macfhdden Publications,
.5%
(R;
Co.
CT.)
preferred
—
—
/:/
pfd.
Manufacturers Life
1-
2
1
Water Co.,
(N.
Y.)
7%
pfd. (quar.)....
L-i-;
(quar.)^^_
V.
s..
-15c
.
1-
12-31
.12-15
12-31
12-19
; 12-26
1-1
'.'1- .2 •
:i-,2'
$1.75
..
■,
:
'Quarterly,
2,
11-23
1;1%C/
■
,*5oe
___
,
b
v
11-36/
V/l-.2:/
50c
12-29
12/15
:
J$L11
.1-/2
11-
"
,12-31.
-
■.
,•
■
■
Distilleries
Extra
:5%
_
t4Va%
preferred
.5(4%
■
.
.
11-30
"
10c
'/!•* 2
12-12
•;•
1-
12-12
8%
preferred
■
2
A
1-31
2-15
2-
.
1
12-28.
32-14
"
12-24
12-14
12-
12-27
2
3
12-20
'
1-
$1.50
1- 2
12-15.1
$1.50
1-2
12-15
1- 2
12-15/.
1-2
12-10
.
$1.75
.
25c
.
If 2
50c
,/ 2r 1
*40c
.
.
:
$6
1-2
25c
York
Trust
(year-end)
.
$2
'Class
12-15
Co;
1-2
'■ //l- 2
J'
12-15
2
12-18
5c
12-28
1-15
1-
■
.
-
12-20
•
12-18
Z
■*
(quar.)——!—
A
$i
8
.
S3
'
1-
4CO
/
70c
♦
-
2
12-14
-
12-10
1-2.
,
2
12-10
1- 2
12-14
1-2
12-15 •*=
1-
$1.25
10c
•
25c
1- 2
$1.25
12V*C
12-13
'
2
12-15 V
12-20 -/j.
1-15
1- 2/
$1.75
■/-
12- 4
12-27!
40c
i
12-15
2\
$1.25
■•,•$1
Ry. Co.—
preferred (accum.)———
prior
12-11
,
-
1-
'■
$1.06%,
20c
•v'-'.'>x
!
11-29/
■"
,
*
,
-
12-11 Z
12/14 t
12-21 :
t2-2$ ( '
vl-16
'r 12- I- >'
/L-2-46:
(quar.)^—. i; ? $1.50
,
r
1-. 2-'
'
;
15C
k
12-11
Z' 12-24 /
'
25c
*
,
II-29 I'/
1- 2';
.1- 2
5
.
12-20
>■•
r$1.06%
i'-"
12-20 /
12-27
.
7
',12r'*\
12-31/
50C
V"
1
2-
-.$1.25
44-/
/
12-15/
11-
01
;
12-15
2
1-
12-27
53c
•
$-18 •: •
2-. 8, ::
•
2-15-46
350
•
'J./*——«-/—/—1-4/—-";/:
(quar,):
Philadelphia: Co., $6> preference
L,$1.2S
-$5 -srelerenee'"( quayJ—12?
■J
j
Extfa-/—/—»^///—///./^///-//////////j;^■/;$i/
Pic We-Crow/Gold, MiheSy. Ltd,/„/^4.//—//4«- Vz//*5c"
12-1
1-15 ./•
Piilsbury Mills Co.c $4- preferred (quar.)—
■
:
-/ 1- 2
Pilot Full;Fashion. Mills,-. Inc.,
(quar,
Pittsburgh Bessemer k Lake Erie RR. (s-a)
Pittsburgh Equitable Meter (qiiar.)—.——-,
Pittsburgh-Fort Wayne As Chicago Ry.-rr /-//
12*17
12-14
1- 2
1- 2
$2.50j
$2.50 ''
12-14 '
,
,
~
50c '
V 25c
$1.50
12-24
12/28
>,
14
;
12-21
.
12-10
.
I-15
;
/>'
■
12-14
"
12-10
.
12-10
2
12-15
,
:
12-20
1- 2
1-
2
12-
1-
1
-
1
"
12-20
1-
12-20
1.
1
Leather Co.,
"
(s-a).
& Worcester RR.
.'
Extra
■
Ohio Brass Co.,
Class
Ohio
B
i25c
Water,
S6 preferred
12-20
12-20
12-15
,
,
Porter
12-31
12- 5
12-31
12-27
(H,
K.),
new
common
•
12- 5
12-31
;
12-20
12-19
Ohio. Service'Holding, $5 pfd.
Edison
Co.,
1-2
12-15
1-10
12-20
1- 2
12-15 1
1-
IOC
_/
'
—1f
(accum.)— ,*
$4.40 preferred
(quar.)—-
-
12-15
1-
Gold
Extra
1-
1-2
Products
Co,
11-30
45C
1-15
(quar. )—
15c
1-
15c
4.1-.2/
.Z
•
'
12-20
'
Providence
-*
,
12- 4
'
(quar.)1
_,$1;25 /
1- 2
1-2-
1- 2
of Colorado—
Quarterly '
8
PUblic', Serviee
-
,
$2
$1.75>-
-
Corp.
$5
12-20
•7%
"
of
N.
J.,
•
'
>
12-17 >
12-24
12-24
1-2-46
12-
*
6
T2- 6
|
4___
•
-»
•12-15 •>
:;.50c
1-2-46
12-15
41%c
1-2-46
12-15
37%c
1-2
12-20
12-31
11-30
20c
:
common—-
(monthly)
(initial quar.)^—
^
12- 8
12-12
12-27
>
•
50c
,
•
v
12-15, i
1-15
r
$1.25
$1.75
11-30
12-31;
11-30
12-31
Service Co.f (Oklahoma )
preferred
'■
12-14
1-2
1-9-
58 VaC
/—
preferred (quar.)
4———
'preferred (quar,)___i—w——/. w1
Public
12-20
.12-19.
preferred
12-24
1*
;
—-—
Public "Service Electric to Gas Co.—
2
12-15
11-30
40c
'
6rr
12-11
12-15
12-20
1-15
25c
(quar.)
:/__/'—.
.
Ohio Leather Co.—
8%
—r—_—■
12-20 >
12-7
.
preferred .(monthly)—,—r_///_—6%
preferred (monthly
5%
preferred (monthly)
Public. National Bank & Trust (N. Y.)—>
■
>
8
'
Washington Insurance
12-14
2
1-2
'
>
7%
II-20
12-
Snecial
&
Co,
&
Public Service Co.
;
12-28
12-
25c
(quar.)_—
—/
East Dome Mines (quar,)/,—;i— ./:'/ :/ *30
Brothers
12-10 '
12-31
*lc
Z—x—
——.
-x
12-15
1-2"
——/-
Minlng______„
Pressed Steel Car
12-20
1-
,
12-18
12-15
*25c
'
12-15
1-
12-27
l- 2
12-1
12-24
60c . '12-24
$1.50 .; x- .2
$1.10
1- 2
.
■
;
2
10c
12-14 *
1-
12f-24
15c
of Canada, common (year-end)
Pratt & Lambert, Inc. (year-end) —;—
Premier
,
^
62 VaC
(initial)—-//
Power Corp.
Pfentiss-Wabers
,
>
•
(quar.)//—/4—/,/
/ 5% preferred (quar,)
Potter Company __/—/— ^._4———
Price
1" .2
*25c
$1.50
60c-
—
(quar.)
1st preferred (quar.i
7%, 2nd preferred (quar.i
1-10
.
.<■
$1.50.
'•
87
class*. A (year-end)_—-—-
(year-eqd)
Cities
2
7
non-ciim; preferred
4%
//
.
.
,
3 /'aC
—4-,/-//—'
..
port Huron Sulphite k Paper—
*$l,37Va
Co., 5Va% pfd. (quar,),
IOC
Prophet, (Fred B.)> Co',1—
$2.50
Propper-McCallum Hosiery,-5% pfd. (s-a)__
/ *5C
Proprietary Mines. Ltd, (interim)
.
15c
Providence Gas Co./—;—/——Z—:/—/-
.
1-1-46
XOc
Ogden Corporation, (year-end)———
Ogilvie Flour Mills, common (quar.)
Ohio Associated Telephone, 6% pl'd.
Ohio
;
1-20
5c
Prestoh
$2
*$1.50
503
10c
12-10
>
1-20
35C^
12-12
...——
12-14
12/15
12-27
50 c
stock;
12-12
u,
2
1-
2
;
Employees
-■;/; ; Extra
Co.—
1- 2
:1-
,
1-
1-1-46
Co.,. 7% pfd. .(quar.)
12-15: V
U, 3 "
'
4
1-
;30c
62 (4c
7(4c
•
50c
—37 Vac
common
'
12-22 :
2
250
-4-—>
■
'/4-z
12-31,/
J-
12-15 ;
preferred (quar,)—/———;
Nova Scotia Light & Power (quar.)——,—
Novadel-Agene Corp.
(quar.)
—
Nu-Enamei Corp., common (quar.)
12-14
2
12-31
25c
,
2
$2.50
10c
Extra ;
12/10
,412-22
/
12-31
$1
"/15c
Plough,, Inc. _u_—-j-/
/-————.——--4 /,
Plume. & Atwood Mfg. <quar.)_——————
Plymouth Cordage,, cqmrnon^—
;
1- 2
•
•
12-31
$2.50'
Vailey Wine..,—*^-—
Pleasant
-
:
12-22
1-10
1- 5
12/10
1- 8
$2.56
7%. 1st preferred (accum.)>_4———_4*4- Vl
Planters Nut & Chocolate
(quar.)
.-,4--/■»;•
12- 6 "
12-17
$1.75
;
Pittston Co.,, $5 Class B pref———
Plant (Thomas G.) Corporation—*,
1-16
11*29 I
1- 2
$1.73
:
;
12-15 ;
3-15 -
1,-2
4- 1
<1-- 4,
25q.
Z
>
(quar.). ,_4_//—
.7%- preferred (quar.-—-i-/1-*Pittsfield & North .Adams RR. .Corp, (s-a!,4
'V
12-31 ;,ii-3o*>
1-15; .1- 2 :
.
.
75C
'
Common
12-14 /
4
//-,-".:$!:.
> tioc.
1-5-46
8%
'
$1.22 Va-
...
$
12-31
1-
>
1-15:
Y-l :
Inc.4
(quar.)
Norwalk Tire & Rubber
Norwich
4
1-
$1.75
.
12-14
2
12-31.
25c
*$l,371/2
-r
1-
1-
62(40
*
(quar.)
«'*
'
1
12-
Pfaudier Company 4.-4444-—4/^
/.Pharia Tiro, 8r Rubber; Co., (quarj—t—/
■
Northwestern* Telegraph
12-7
•1- 2.;
isc
-
(quar.)
.
I-2
12*
500 /i-2-46
4-1-4$
"/' / / 600
Perfect Circle Co.t
.12-17
(N., Y.) ..(quar:)/—;•
B———4—
Northwestern
12-10 /
$1.1-12-46
(year-end)_„__l___, "'
12-15
11-23
,
1-2
20c
"v
-
12-14.
—--/»>.:/: ;
Pet MUk Co.—.
;•/
—///.v.,.
414%- preferred, (quar.)
—,,414% 2nd- preferred (quar,).—
Petroleum:Corp. of America,—
7
12-24/,/. 12-16
- -
(s-a
Industries,
preferred
Preferred
——w—T
T"j•>
■
1-15
.
,
Corp. con}mpn_
preferred, (quar.) 'J,
„_1
'
12-15
2
60c
.
Carpet Mills, Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.»_
Mohawk Liquer Corp. (year-end!—.
x#
2l
perfection; Stove €k», (quar.)
50c
12-27
/• Extra-4—-—^-/-44/;/;
/'Perron Gold- Mines-^quar,-)/4/w//////T44/4/4i//. ;/''".*2ci"t 12*29
,*2c :; 12*29
;
Extra ; 444/4—44j/-/»'/-//4—/4—h-/-'///*1'-/"
*'
t
Z—■/■'
1-2
B—-——4 ■$1.50'North American Co.,* common (stock div.)
■■/->.
'■. "■■..■■V'V
;'.'/ •" - -•'(
one share Pac. Gas. & Elec. lor each 100 '
' ; * ' i
'"2 ' 'V12- -3 X
':
shares North American ,held___—«
/--/
i 12-10
5% % preferred - (quar.)——-——
7lVaO //.l- 2
12-20
12-31
North American Rayon, class A (year-end)
75c
12-20
12-31
/Class B (year-end)//
75c
1-2
12-20 1
6.% preferred (quar.)—>
73c12- 3
1- 2
North Star Oil, 7% preferred (accum.)——*17»4o
12-31
1-15
Northern Central Ry.————^.4——
$2
11-23
1- 2
Northern Empire Mines .(resumedt——
*10c
12-20 *
1- 2
Northland Greyhoud Lines, $3.75 pfd. (quar )
93%c
12-15
Northrop Aircraft, class A_————25c 1-5-46
12-17 :
1-
$1.75
Mohawk
t-'JW
common
Electric Corp.:
;/.
NorthsAmerican Car $6 pfd, A-J———
'■
1-2
20c
Ltd.
12-21;/ •;
4
1-
37%C
.12.-17
1-10,
1-30'
—4^—$1.50 "i/1-3
$1- - 1«- 2
Newberry (J.- J.) Co., com. (stock dividend)
300%
12-28
3%%
preferred:(quar.)' 93%c 2- 1
./Newport News Shipbuilding As Dry-Dqck—
>
-'•-'/.
12-24
Common (special)/—/—>• 50c
2-1:
:$5'convertible preferred (quar.)-——/—w
$1.25
1-2/
Niagara Wire: Weaving Co., Ltd. (quar.)_—*25c
1-1-46,
Gas. Service
Breweryrt
York Central RR.,
New
12-14-'.'-
$91
.
Molsori's
New
10%
preferred (Si-a)Lf.__J,_L__-^__^_i.-York Honduras & Rosario Mining—-
11-20
$1.5Q
Modern Containers. Ltd., common
5(4%
preferred (quar.)
11-21 :
12*15 //"
/
1-
.
Noma
1- 2
Mississippi Power Co., $6 preferred (quar.)
$1.50
Mississippi Valley Barge Line Co.——I—15c
Mobile & Birmingham RR. 4% pfd.
.(s-a)t
$2
4.90%
12./4
5%
•'
-
common
1- 2
.
4
$1.10
(year^end/-;-^
12-31
1- 2
Pere Marquette
.
13-15
f/;.l- 2;
«2;
'20c J
•
Ndw-'York'ds Harlem RR.
12-14
1- 2 ;
97VjC :
5% convertible preferred! (quar,)__;
i
■
/Millers Falls Co., common (quar.)____
;„_ly
7% prior preferred (quar.)_—"
Mobile
5
12-17 ;:
•
;1-15
-1-14"
Peoples Gas Light: 8t Coke ^quar.u— ——
Peoria Water Works. 7% pfd. (quar.).4—Z
,
12-15
:
:
55
1-2
$1,12Va
12-1.3;
,
•
Noblitt-Sparks
1-4
62 VaC
(quar.)—
Inc.,
1-
;■
12-31-
'
'
25c
(quar.)^fc_>
(quar.):
Miller-Wohl Co.,
Extra
—:
1-. 2
1-15
50c
■4
!
12-19 •/
12-15
^
-(Year-end);'
12-12 :
12-31
$1,31%.
.
Miller & Hart, Ino., $1 prior pfd.
(irreg,)_^.
Miller, Manufacturing Co., common
Glass
1-2 *
*25c
Vulcanized .Fibre i.initial)-z-
12-15
2
1-
"r
12-15
:
;i?-31-:
I'oc
preferred' (quar.)——4__-.-.
'$3
12-15
'•
(extra)
Middle West' Corp.
Midland Steel Products Co.'—
<
Peoples Drug StoresJ_/_—>——_—.——/••
;
2-15
2
$T
(quar.) -4/—4—
class
'/Common
1-14. V"
12-15
3.7 Vic.
(year-end
Common
2-15 '
3-1
$1
(N. Y.)——
New-
50C
.7 %
L-—
Mickelberry's Food Products^ com. (year-end)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Middlesex -Water Co. (quar.)
Midland Loan- & Savings Col (Ontario) (s-a)
•
(quar.)/-
•
"'
; 12-31;
25C
''
■
3-15
.
3-1
$2.50
"
'
12-15
't,
4-.
$3.50
:
12-15 :
$1.75
Junior-preferred; (quar.)__
preferred series 194Q
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
"•
1
•
2
$3.50:
—
6%
-u!
12-15
=
2
1-15
.12-2$
/.//./lOO;/
■
Michigan Public Service—
6%
2-
/
$L04
Neptune-Meter Co., 8% preferred—j——
New England Fire Tnshrance- Co. (year-end) ' ; •: 25c
.
r
12-15 "
$L25.
4
;
;
,
12- 6..
l
//: 1-2:
25c
'
: 1-
35c
20c
MetropoUtan Edison .3.9% pfd. (quar.)-*_
Metropolitan Paving Brick, 7% preferred
1
MeyerrBlanke Co. 7% preferred (quar.)
$6
12-14
12-24;
12-24
25c
v
12-17
14C
$1.50
.
12-17
2
1-
39c
12-15
25c
.
■12-20
2
$1.12 Va
(quar.)-_:_i;^.....
1-15
12-27
75c
l-
1- 2
'
(quar.)^^^
preferred.;
12-10
1-2 '
,
12-31
(quar.)__
Merrlmac Hat Corp., common
Mesta Machine Co. (quar.)
12-28 '
12-31
,
+30c
Merchants Fire Insurance Co.j 7% pfd.—>
Merchants &. Miners- Transportation (quar.) _■
Merck & Company, common
1v
& Philadelphia. Dairy Products; (stock diyideodJ/,//--/-* w *... ■} fa«
.1-2/ 12-15. ;
"Oue-share of com- -for each 25 shares held
(,
?
'
1- 2,
12-15 / ;l-'/'/$4/50
v.-. Quarterly ,*
.'*• 13c
:is(t"*prefer*ed'''(:q«at.)//-////—2.
/ '$4- non-cum.: 2nd preferred—_—/—4-,— '
12-29
12-7"'
New Eligland .Tel. & Tel.- (quar.)_—: •'( $1.50
,
,. $1.121 ;*?-20 ;•
1- 2- -) 12-11 /
Philadelphia' Electric Cd., common, (quar;)^/,; /, 30c ,-12-31 V 12- 1 :
New-Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. (quar;)
*
40c
1-' 2'
30o
12--11
$i preference common (quar.)——w—— / .-,25c , 12-31 .12--1
Bpeeial.
,r ■ •"
New- Havett -Water (sra) u$1.50 f ?r^l-l2-f 12-16. ■
VPhttffdPlphrta" Elec. "PWr;,- 8%' ytd.'.(bUar;'50C,v
X
12-10/:-12—4-- :
V New-Ideaj,'Ind., common (quar.)-"-i/------ ;
Philadflphia Suburban TTansportatioii— /
^ 25d-^13-29/
/ ; * —
12- 4
•"$%..profcxred (quar.)-—/—"—//—/-//"/"62VaC-f.., -Lr.*'m-w
;
-Extra-.
:Jl
L—- -15c-. 12-29 ■
12-27 Z-12-14 12/ 8 /
Philco: Corporation (year-end)—-;/ ./ 20c.
v>-*"
New-Jersey Poweridt Light,-pfd. (quar.)$1' v.1^ 2'/• 1-15/12-31^*
12-15 v
PhiWp Morris to Co.; Ltd,/"common—-/// /" TTVfrc
.yNew .London- Northern RR._(quar;.)--~--;-/v»/' / $t.75- >12-27
2-"'L"/-/ 1--16'
'$% preferred
'•/." Jgxtra ■-50c .
l'-!-2'> 12*15 '
.i;i5// /*'L*- 2 /
,
New Process- Co^- (year: end)
: v. $I.50>:
12-27 ' 12-14f/ ;/ Phillips-Jones Cori?.,; 7% - pfd," (accum".)'Z4////' / ',$1.73.
/ /j'.')/"!''
a- 2
*12-14.
/'New- Yo-rk;Auction/Ort,~Phoenix Insurance, Cd.,;(Hartfor<t) (qqar.)//
-.////^-/' -/.
),v t■■ -1, >-j 50c
12*10 :
; j i/'i:// 12-14-v.
Stock diyidend^_'-_£.—"5 %i"f'"/1-22"
,
12-15
,
«■-
•
1-15
$1.75
——.—
Co.-
7
12-
7 v
12-12*'
50c
(quar.)4
$1.40
25c
(s-a)
Natioii-Wide / Securities
;
1- 2
■
preferred (s-a)___
Mercantile Stores,. 7 % preferred
(quar.)
1-.2"
62 /4C
5%
6%
-
1- a
50c
$1.25
Pennsylvania Co. for Insurances on Lives &
Granting Annuities (qtiar.u
——
'. Pennsylvania Edison, $2.80-pfd, (quar.)—*
$3 preferred (quar.)_-—_———
Pennsylvania Forge Co—/
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., com. (quar.) 6%• preferred (quar.)—
./
—
Pennsylvania Sugar Co,, 5% pfd. (quar.)—j Pennsylvania Telephone, $2.10 pfd.- (quar.)_
Pennsylvania Water
Power Co.—
e
4
10%
12-15
'/-i-^
,1-2
t'/V IOC '/
.
12-15
*
,'T-- 5VMF-24.
•
-
Common
:
1-1
-; $1
$5/preferred (quar.).
$2.25
12-' i /
/- New.YOrk.Chidago;& St. Louis RR.—
>
1
12-22
,.
$6-preferred-A'-(aceum.)_l._^i^'--^»w--r •.. $3
,
1-1
$1.50
1
conv.. 1st
1
12-20 /
1^2
X-15 /
pfd. (s-a)__-_
partic. pfd.,
:
Mengel Company, common (quar.)
Melchera
12-
;■ 12-18 v:
•
,
75c."
(guar.)
conv.
Extra.
1-2
25c'
t-
'5
■
1-15
12-28
- '
•
; K 1 -a$1.25
preferred (quar.)__-,
McManus Petroleum, partic4 preferred (s-a)
*3,0c
Mead Johnson '& Co. (quar.)
'-'75c
,
/':1-".2V'/
*43c
12-15 :
"
■
$L50
McKinney; ^Manufacturing Co^—
.7% preferred (a-al
Meadville Telephone Co.,
;
12-15 :
•
12-20
12-31
McKesson,&" Rebbins, inc.,-$4 pfd; (quar.)
5%
,:
,/
Patchogue-Plymouth Mills, common
//"///
(N. H.), 6% pfd. (s-a)—
Peninsular Telephone Company-—
12-11*
*50c
.
.62/4 c
; >
(quaj.).___v-
MteGraw Electric CO.„.(extra)*v^^_,^_^/.
MeBatyre Porcupine -Mtoe$, Ltd; (ektra)l_"_ /'
class
l-V'2
1-12
.
,
/l.r,2/ ' 12-24
!
.
7
'
j
_
(quar.)'—/—iz:—^
Nehi Corp/ ./quar.)
^t;
-preferred (quae.),
McGord. Corp4 $2.50 preferred
"
11-13
"1-2
87/4C
■
Ligttfing
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
-20&
^
Peerless Casualty
12-15/
;
:4%:% ; preferred; (initial quar.)
$2 preference (accum.) u_—
:
12-10
12-10
li-13
t
$1.37 Va. ,..1- 1
;: 37Vac . L- 4- L
Park Utah Consol Mines./———/_/—/—-
'X
1-15
...
Safety Bank & Trust
National
,
12-24
;
.
".1- 2
National Steel .Car Corp..'(quar.-
-
42-10 v
12-24/
50c
1
,
12-15
30c
National Sugar Refining-—a---/-//—
/ 35c
National Supply
Co.—
'"•■'VJ'' r•'-'//
12-17 V
12-15
12-24
$i'..
•6%
9a, Co.
12-20
•12-24:
34c
MeCoU-Frentenae Oil Co., Ltd.—
Common <year>-end
2
1-2
37 VaC
u
National Standard Co. (qiiar.)^—
;
";
' 12-15
12-24/
2c"
';;vi5cv'
*'! 20c
M«ssachupctts, Plate <Hass Insur. (Irreg.)
(M
-
;
'Special Vr---1-—1ZJ.-Z21Z
McKee
1-
Co.—
^National Screw Mfg: Co.
,
(year-»end)--^4-.','
McCaskey ^Register Co;— ■ •;
Preferred1 '.(initial/ qtuur;).^
National
-
'
"
^
,
;
12-24 "v/
T2-*l • '
1-
Common:
d%
Ami
'
,
12-20
-
Lead
preferred
$7
12-20
1-15
1-15
.
—
;
/
12-31
1
•
■
1-
(year-end)*
/.../-/'///- /* $1.75 $1.50
preferred ■v(qimf.)4/—/„—'////////h//
Pacolet Manufacturing Co., common (extra)- V//: $1
, *31V»c
•
Page-Hershey Tubes (quar.)——_/——
25c./
Pah/American Airways Corp (irreg.)——-- /
Panhandle Eastcrm Pipe Mines,/;•//.>:. v/v;^Y/
■/;
31 ;
4% preferred (quar.)4—/———4—
;
'/:«•' $1 '
Paraffine Companies,. Inc., 4% pfd, (quar.)
•
•
National pressure Cooker
'"National Refining/ 8%' preferred
1-15
■
•.
'indemnityCo.^ (quatj-h—///---/-/
PacifiC
"
.
,
•
12t15
2,
'
Massachusetts, Investors .Trust (special)
'•
12-15
investors,' Inc.—
:
M5'*
1-2;
'
1*
Cbrp., $5>"pid. (quar.)~4/-V
Pacific Public Service Co., common (qUar:)-
12-31
1-
50c;
_T:——-■■■
$5 preferred (s-a)
-
12-. 1
/12-15 :
1-31
*$1.25
Year-end
,
end
Common,
12-15 "
;
2
•
•
12-14
1-2
Co., common__:__^y.
:
$1
preferred (quar;)__-__/™__^__-;„_/
VSl^SO
Martjme Tel. & Tel. Co., Ltd., com, (quar.)
ill Vie'
7%. '.preferred (q,uar.)^--.c———117feef
Ltd; 5%' preferred -(quax,),
Maryland Drydock. 7%. preferred (quar.)'-,.,/.
12-15
2
Pacific
Pacific
12-15
12-28 ;
91.75
pfd. Class C
(quar.)
•6% preferred Class B (quar.)—
National Linen Service Corp. (quar.)
—
12-10
1-
40c
30c
$1.06(4"
Marven's
12-31 "
2
1- 2
6%
Massachusetts investors Second Fund—"
"'Year
-
1-2
Marshall-Wells
Martin-Parry-Corp;
12-20:
1- 2
1$1.75,
50c;:
Corp.-
& Sons,. .Ltd.
2
1^ 2
■
-
12 Vac
__—
National
1-
' S$6
60c
50c ■*
15c
$1.25
quar.)
'4%% preferred (quar.)_^_______;___„_*u;
;'
"
1-.2,/
1-2/'/
preferred
2nd
75C
,
Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.) /
preferred (quar.)
Cor (quar.)_r.^_'_-/_^//.__National
Cash
Register
(quar.tl/—
National Casket Co., Inc., $7 pfd. (quar.) —
National Container Corp. (stock dividend)—
National Enameling
Stamping______——
National Fire Insurance (Hartford/, (quar.)
National Investors Corp.
zzzz—
12-15 y
'
1-11
*50c
Pacific Greyhound Linesf. convertible pfd—/
12-15
1-15
1*
/
37 Vac
'
—
7%
12-15
12-31
...
National Candy
12-15
12-15
—
.2-
•;
-
21-31
.
cum.' prelerence (quar.) —4—/—'/I-,.
Gamble-Robinson (extra)—'—
Pacific
3-15 J
1-2
-
-
30c
.
-
National
8
12-26
30c
;
-
1-15-
12-31
$5.50 conv^ prior preferred (quar.)/———
/$1.50
-pfd.'/
National
,v
,
(quar.)__i^
Field & Co., com. (Increased
Oil Co;
12-
12-26
-.
Pacifie Amerioan
13-14 ;
12-174'
$1.75 :s 6-. 1
*70C
(year-end)——-
Fishories
Pacific; -American
2-15 >■
;i2'r27';-'
t";25c4:,''i2-«2ai:
,
':.(••
Mascot
12- 3 0
12-31
30c
Insurance Co. (Toronto)
Trust
Marlin-Rockwell
•
.
12-22
1-
.
12.-15
12-29 ;
»
4
At
/
•
//■■
System 6% ■ preferred (quar.)
(F. E.> & Brothers (year end)—
Nathan Straus-Duparquet, Inc.—
■6% preferred (quar.)"
Biscuit Co. (quar.)
/
12-31
30o
•$1,25
^,-.
N(ish-Kelvinator Cotp.
$2
12-22
2
2nd
non-cum.
Nashua Manufacturing Co., -7%
2
5c
50c
_
7
1- 2
(Initial)______, 1 /
25c
^
—.'25c-
12-24
•
1-21
■
Mutual
1-15
12-28
6%
v.
prior preferred
60c
;
12-22
1-
Investors
.(initial)
12-10
12-29
.
12-19
l-'2
,
America—-/'/^,^]••■'.■'/■//*•
"/*:/
•1.50 / 12-28T 12-20
preferred (quar.)
;
M tB
■"
Mutual
12-10
20%
-
Mapes- Consolidated -Manufacturing „<quar.)_
Marine Midland Corp- (year-end)
^
Marion Reserve Power Co. $5 pfd.
(quar.)
:
12-20
2
$0.265625
pfd._
conv.
(s-a) ■
(M.)
7
2
50c-
^
•
"12-14
5(4.SV'.-preferred '(quaav)..
—4$T.37"(4-/l-'-Y"1!'712-10;1
Corp 1 of America 4 % pfd. (initial) / '
: 42c i!" : 1- 2
12-20 ^
6%
Rubber—•
Tire &
Marshall
12-
1-
$1.25
,
(quar.)
.'6% '-'preferred'' (quar.)___l________^.
Marsh
2
2
1-
$6.25
,
12-24
2
2-15
Common
Mutual Chemical Co.;of'
{
12-15
Ltd.—
/ / /
(quar.); _^_-___4-4__--4-/-44-r-:
.J:1™
;5% preferred' (quar.^——, •.
Ciftter Tail Power ^Minn;)-*:-"44
'
■■'!$4i26 preferred (qua-r,1i
•$4.59 preferred (quar.)--44444i_-44-44-»-; $1.12,2. O.x./Fibre Brush Co.L.—t,--—.
25c-
'
Murray
.
12-31/
25c
/I/.///':
—
Manhattari Financial.Corp., CI. A (year-end4)
^
Class B: (year-ehd)_
(B.), Co. (year-end)
Marion
v
:
/ 12-22
12-15 ;
12-15
40c v
Manischewitz
Manufacturers
11-30
-3,:';
75c
dividend;
Mangel Stores Corp. common
;
Year-end
Mansfield
,
1-
$1.25
(stock
'
1-
,
12-15
12-14 /
'1
12-14 *
1-
75c
Ottawa Light,. Heat &• Power Co.,
12-15
preferred (quar>)__^>i____" J.^„/__i/-:'
Myers
(s-a)
(P. R.)
Brothers
.
.
1
$1.25
—_u_
$2.class. A
& Co., 414^
Mallory
Mandel
12-31
12-31
12-31
$1.50 partic
Inc.
preferred (year-end)
Macy (R. H.) Co. (quar.)—
Magnavox Co.
——.
Mahoning Coal RR. common—
5% preferred (s-a)
Mahon
$3
40c
12-7
82%et .'!-vU 2
(Special)--
1-2
2-15
? \b.%; preferred/•(quar.)„4-4-/-H44«.----444//!
Ottawa Electric Railways (quar. )444/-4)ri/-
:
5-15.
preferred;^(quar.)' .•;-/$l/75lv4-A'6A I
$L75
9-1' '•8-15';
(qhar.)
s
1-19
35c
4
2- 11st "-pfd. " (quar:)-12-17
Munsingweai-y Inc.1 (year end)- "-zzzt'pi^zz^ -;i$r";i2-2912-21/
$1.16%. >1- 2 :
MUrphy (G./C/) Co. 4% % preferred (quar.)
12-10 /
*20c
1- 2
Murphy Paints Co.; common (quar.;____„™
.
1-15
1-2-46
7
12-
$7 -preferred
12-17 *
1-23
1-
12- 7
'
$7
#
•
$1.62 Va
fcykens Valley RR. & Coal (s-a)__—
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.
$7;
.
1-15
"
•
2
Muxiisiiig' Paper Co.- 5
12-26
25c
'
37 VaC.
(Ky.) common"
SL23
preferred $100 par' (quar./
5% preferred $25 par (quar;) /*/..zzz—zz:' "31 Ms C
Lowney (Walter M.) Co, (quar.)_—_; *12 VaC
,5%
2 '
1-- 2'
;,'40c:.-'
MUffller- BrassCoi (quar.)
Mulllns Manufacturing olasa
*
.12-10
.
'
/;
1-
1-
25c
.
12-14
*$1.75
4,4-4^-4-'—
*7%-preferred!' (quar;) —^^_r-_-44-4---_4_44-4 ;
Oppenheim Collins ;& Co. (year-end)-44444'
Orange Crush, Ltd>„ 70c conv. ?pref. (accum.)
Orange &- Rockland Electric Co.—
12- 7 J
1-2
.T-';2"'
$1.75
12-10
12-10 /
12-31
*25c
■■■■■'
'
112-15.
15c
•
12-19
12-31
*
"/Common '(quan.)1
11-30
1-15-
Ltdr.— •» "
Ontario Steel Products Co.,-
7
12-
1-2
.
12-31 "■
"12/aC
•
2
1-
59^e
common * (quar.)
12r28
12-j31
"
-$125
& Debenture (quar.)4/i44_44
'-Ontario.-Loan
12-15
12-'7"'
*$i:75
$2.50 conv. preferred (quar.)^_
__i,_
Morgan Engineerings prior preferred- (quar,)
Morrison Cafeterias COns., 7%
pldr. (quar.);
Motor. Finance Corp.. $5; preferred (quar.)--.
Mount. Diablo. Oil Mining & Development Co.
r.
12-17';
12-24"
500
,
fqxiar.)4~zz.,4///-/
1-
30c. •
-
(quarry
12-21 "
' '12-31'
$1
,
■
Locke
Lines,
Mtoore-McOormack1-
1Y-22
1-2-46V
„"$2*
1-15
•
2-1-46
7 *
•
$2
8% preferred (quar.>_—•.—.-4^44/--/>
'
1-2
81.73
preferred A (quar.)___—
•7%" preferred B (quar.
Moore ' Drop" Forging;
common_2_^__„/^_
4%%
conv,
preferred
(quar:)
:i/
12-11
12-31"
•
12-13
1-2
f. *66 J/2C '
7%
2
1-
7 *
12-1lr
25C
Omnibus Corp.; common (quar.)___/_—
13-15
1-15'
tSSMsC
(quar:)/////_,.;
C.orp., Ltd.,/common
Extra
12-13 f
75c
LOCK Joint pipe Co.,;8%
Moore
12-13
1
Liquid Carbonic Corp., 4 %%. pfd. A (quar.; ^ $1.12 Ms
Little Schuylkill Navigation RR, & CoalCo.—
-
*
•
12-27
50C
Co.
12-11
.
■' 12-271
:50c^
•
..Year-end
Link-Belt
1-2
$1.75'
J
pfd.tquar.;,—
1-22 "v
2--1''
-
2
1-
,
•
12 %e.
(quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7%
12-
1-2'
-
•
12-21 -
12-81
5c
-
.
50c preferred
of Reo,'
12-28
-10c
\ Omar,' Inc.,' coiiimon___4--4>/__-_—'r_/./'_4''
< $1:50
46%
preferred ■( quar;:)_—4—4-4_//_4__444.;1
12-15
k
Holdere
12-24
'
*$1.20
•
,
2-22
.
When
Payable
Share
•
;
'
4-1-46
■/
-
^2^c
new "common—/—
«'■
"$5
Old-Colony Insurance,, (quwr.)
$15
'Special ■
4*^—44
.'—a//
15C
Oliri Industries, Inc.; -common 1 (extra1)4i-//;
•""•; ■ -$i'
v4%" -preferred' A; (quar.) w/x.4—.•^4-4-4/4 J
,
1-1-464
*$1.25
Assurance
Penn. -Public- Service—1
''87/20
pfd. (qunr.)4444/~415c
Montana-Dakota
utilities, -common
:4_.,~/$1.25
*5% preferred (quar.):
,Z
5ocMontgomery -Ward & Co., common -(quar.)
'$1.75
.Class A (quar.)_4,—!
Montreal Light Heat & Power Consolidated
*25c
*48c
Montreal Telegraph Co. :..(quar;)z4/;--Z4Zzz/. f'"-.
'
12-21
-Life
2-22
■
Ghiio' Water Service
'11-23V
*
4-1-46
*$1.25
_.,.+..Z4..z:
of Reo.
1-1-46
•*$•1.75
^Name'vt Company
-
Payable-
'
*$1.75"
-
-
Chemical $3.50
Monroe
12-21
12-31
IOC
(quar.)
(quar.)
(s-a)-' 1
Mbnongahela* West
^
12-21
5 % ' preference
5 %: preference
4———4__z
Canada)
12-15
12-31'
(quar.)
Monarch
•
11-19
1-12-31
"
8
12-14i
2
'-1-
.
10c
•
3
1- 2
f40c
-
5c
(.quar.r
7 %* : preference
12-15
1-15"
v
-31 %c
(Increased !—-.
—s
—
-
"
-1-
<
5c
Liberty Aircraft Products $1.25 pfd,' (quar.)
Liberty Loan Corp. Class A'iquar.U—
Extra ;
12-15,
i
1-1
25c:
,
Levy Brothers,- Ltd.(year-end.!,
.
Company
'Nume ot
JMonarchKnltting Col, Ltd., 7 fa pref. (qudrO
12-15
l-
,
62y2 c
,,/,4/^'Z
-
Corp.
,
ret
,
Hoiaert
'
.j
•
50c
>
i—
—
,
'
—
Company -(year-end;
Leonard
4
.
of Reo,
1-1
10c
(quar.) _/_/_/—/.,z_4'
•
Le
Payable
Shot*'
*'
&Co.y fcommoh
Leath
When
rer
Holier*
.
•
$14 .-•/!. I
1-
2
•
12-20
4
■i,
^Volume 162
-
4
Non
.
Per
Corp.,
voting.common
'
■'■When-
-
7%
original preferred (quar.) 1—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber, common-^,—
12-24
$1.75
1-
25a
.
.
Name of Company
12-10
sSmith
(J.
12-10
-
'Smith
(Howard)
12-20
2
12-29
4
Per
of Re0
t
12-24
50c
(quar.)____,—;
Hoiaeri
Payable
50c
(quar.)
common
t
Share
Name of Company
,
Publication
-
6%
1 12r.l7
:
Kur.gerford)
Paper
♦quar.)-.
Co., common---—-4.1
L.)
(T.
$1.25
,
I-
12-117
.1^1
:
12-10
•
Solar
55c
12-15
United
1-30
12-31
0%
•
1-21
.20c
—
.1-
t62VsC
.
,
•
:
:125c
v
1-4
2-4
"*
$1.50
..$1.50.,
<
12-12
1-10
2*28
...
Corp.
S3.50
of
America
2-25
j
:3
1st
conv.
preferred
Common
6%
*
(resumed)
$1.50
1. "
'$7.preferred
93%C
'
35c
r
'
.
50c
$1.25"
1-
12-27
15c
25C
•
Engineering,—
—-
1-
••
2
2
2
12-
1-
2
12-
7
1*
5
12-20
12-30
5%
12-20
5c
L~—*1,,——L'J.
25c
■'
25c
1-
2
15C
2-
1
..." :: $7
»
15C
—
Reynolds Spring Co.——
—
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, com. (year-end<4
? "Class B (year-end)—'—
'
*3.60%
t
preferred
(quar.)— -•—
Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co.—
-
Ricfcman
1-15
12-
Class
12-10
Standard
Standard Steel
Spring
1_ 1
12-10
Stanley
5%
1-
12-15
1-
$1.75
—
1
1-2
50c
State
12-15
1
Products
5%
12-11
12-15
12-28
12-18
1-
'
(quar.)——-
25c
25c
12-28
$1.25
-12-28
12-18
-1
5%
! &
Inc., common
Co,
conv.
5%
'$2.50
&
Valley
Genesee
4
>
l.
Hotel
'
■t
6%
Co.;
■k
\1-
(initial)
preferred
Root
Rubinstein, (Helena),
.
Inc.,
Ltd.,
Industries,
Russell
(quar.)-'
?
St. Lawrence
class A
$4
com.
12*27
IOC
;
:i99c
Lawrence
San
Jose Water Works, common
San
Francisco
Remedial
Loan
2"
—
•
12-22
1-
62VaC
-•
12-
2
1-2;
12-
1-
2
12-10
12-15
8
.
50c
4;
.
75c
(S-aj —
•
'
12-17
Scranton
;
^
■
12-29
"Extr8» 1
6%
i
rr ... „
1^
mm
preferred
1st
t~t
I— ~t
t-'-,
—
(s-a)
preferred
2nd
Securities Acceptance
1
(quar.)
Common
,
■
1-
2
12-4
4
1-18*
;1-18*
1-
2
1-
.
1-2
12-24
1
preferred
12-17
Selected Industries,
$5.50.prior
$1.50
Semler
conv.
(R.
Inc.—-
"
1
2
12-15
Top
Tailors,
&
Warren
1-2
12-14
1-
2
12-14
30c
1-
2
42-15
40c
1-2
.12- I
75 c'
V'
1*
V
2
1
12-
(initial
1
2
12-
8
12-31
•
10c
12-14
12-14
*
1-
56V»c
1
12-14
7
rl-
2
$62VaC
•1-
2
12-
10c
'
■
1-2
12-
2
12-15
1-
2
2
50c
quar.)
12-14
30c
1
initial)
12-29
12-14
15c
12-28
12-18/
___________
'
(initial quar.)
(s-a),
(initial
$1.37%.
12-
50c
Oil,
(year-end)
com.
Ltd.
Co.
1-10
Orleans)
(quar,)—,,
1-15
1-3
12-15
1-
12-15
$$1.25
-
2
7
(extra)
'
pfd
;« i- 2
1-5
$1.50
;
1-
,12-11
preferred
.,,w
class A
iquar.)
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
West Texas Utilities, $6 preferred
'West Virginia Pulp & Paper,^.-,
West Virginia Water Service—
'
(quar.),l
;j__!
Western
Assur.
(quar.),,—
Department
Electric
Stores
Co,
Inc.
Grocers, Ltd, common
preferred (quar.)
7%
(quar.),
Western
Light &
preferred
Telephone
5°>r
preferred
A
Wheeling Steel
1-15
1- 2
12-31
1-
12-31
(quar.)
•
-
$1.25
common
(quar.)—1——
1-8
20c
12-24
$1.50
—
(year-end)
;
1-
1
2-6
$1
12-19
12-14
3
7%
Inc.,
preferred
common
8%
^
-
.
Wiser
1-15
Oil
Co.
12-
7
.-*
12-13
12-10
■
12-24
12-10
1-15
1-2
12-20
1-
2
12-10
2
>r12-26
ioc
j
$2
.
1-
1-
$$2.50
2
12-30
$1.50
.
.
1-2
25c
Co.
(year-end)_.
!-,
(payable in cash or stock)____
Year-end
2
71c,
•
Wisconsin Investment
12-14
7
1-
30c
V,
(quar,),
Ltd. (quar.)—
Winnipeg Electric Co, 5% non-cum. pfd
Wisconsin Electric Power, 6% pfd. (quar.)
12-
$1.75
^
preferred
12-10
2
12-27
-
30%
Wilsil,
„
12-15
1-
$1.25
(quar.),,
12-18
2
12-22
$1.25
(increased),-
V.;
$4.25 preferred (initial),^,
Will & Baumer Candle, common^
1-2
12-
Co,
Stores,
.
1-31
Shares (year-end)——
preferred—
—
Gas Corp. (increased!-—-
American
Servel, Inc., $4.50
Shamrock
-
Sharon
Oil &
Steel Corp. $5 conv.
pfd.
10c
(quar.)^—.,
Mining Corp. ..(year-end)
Power & Water Co._—
Creek Gold Mines (quar.)
Sheiman
Lead Co. (year-end)——Sherwin-Williams Co: of Canada, Ltd.—
Shattuck-Denn
$1.25"
-
10c
:
—_
.._
.
1-15
'
12*24
7%
■
f
1-24
8
1-' 2
$$1.75
preferred-dquar;)-^—
——
Dairies, Ltd., common (accum.)
40c
participating preference (s-a)__—
Silverwood Western Dairies, Ltd.
$30c
4-
1
(accum.)—
preferred (Initial
prioi
Twin
Coach
of Divco
»
12-10»
(stock
Co.
Twin
2-28
'
1- 2
li-30
'
12-26
12-15
12-26
208 South
Coach
Paper
12-26
11-15
I-15
-
8c
•
12-31
11-21
30c
(quar.U,
12-15
Skenandoa Rayon
5%
'
"
5%
1
-
-
Corp.
12-31
11-21
25c
1-
2
1-
2
12-12
12*31
5c
1-
Extra
5
$1.25
$6>
preferred
(quar.).
2
1-15
12-31
Co,
Ltd.
(quar.)
—!
11-30
12-12'
Woodward
Iron
Co. —
(quar.)
!-
1-2
.
12-20
2
12-20
1-
Woodward
Wool
held——,—
1-
3,
&
Lothrop,
12-19
common
12-14
25c
12-31
12-20
12-31
12-20
50c
(quar.)
—:—______
(quar.)
Extra
(quar.)___
12-24
12-13
2
12-18
——
50c
(quar.),—
62 %C
1-
62>/aC
4-
1
3-20
34c
La Salle Street Corp.
1-
3
12-12
Woolworth
..
& Co, Ltd.—
Amer. dep. rets, for 6% pfd. reg. (interim)
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd.,,
12-17
12-28
12r17
12-28
12-17
$25c
*
preferred (quar.)
1
Combing Corp of Canada, Ltd.
12-28
30c
$1.75
1-10
12-22
450c
Extra
7%
12-28
,
'
Extra
$1.75
ioc
—50c
Petroleum "Co.
$50c
'
15c
——.—:
.
Union
Carbide
Union
Pacific
Twist Drill Co.
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-24
$3'
5Va %
1-10
12-22
(F. W.)
5c
12-
7
ll- 8
$5c
1-
2
11-22
25c
.
V 50C
$1.50
12-28
12-17
12-28
25c
——
1-2
12-10
25c
2-
1
25c
3-
1
25c
4-1
15c
l-
2
12-
I2%c
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr, Co, (monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
1■
2
12-17
L-
2
12-17
&
RR,
Aircraft
conv.
Carbon
12-17
75 c
(quar.):—
(quar.)
—_——__
(quar.),,
Products, Inc.—
preferred
1-
2
12-
Monthlv
6
$1.50
1-
2
12-
1
"50c
12-28
—
13c
$1.25
United
.
United
Cigar-Whelen, $5 preferred
prior preferred
(quar.)—
90c
1-
4
31c
2-
1
&
.
;
Towne
Manufacturing (quar.)
Yates-American Machine Co, common
*
1-
2
12-35
1-15
11-30
1-19'
2-20
-
-3-20
4
1-10
—
Yale
—
12-21
,
York
*
United
-
"
Common
1-
$1.25
——
------
Sloshe-Blabon Corp., 6% pld.. Class A (s-a)
(L. C.) ^ Corona Typewriters. Inc.=—
>:
$$1.75
25c
——
Manufacturing
Woodley
62V2O
Quarterly
United
—
Woods
"
5C.
-
preferred A (quar.)—
prior preferred (quar.)—-
12-20
share
Udylite Corporation
Union' Bag & Paper
1
1-10
$1
--
-
^
•
Extra
12-20
2
2
'
$$1.25
*-
Corp.—
2
1-
————
quar.)
dividend) one
common
Union
Simplex
1-
Corp. common for each 50. shares
Twin Disc Clutch
2-28
1
4-
$20c
i_
preferred
5%
12-31
■13-
25c
$1.18 %
^
l.Tuckett Tobacco Co, 7% pfd. (quar.)_—_
Twin City Rapid Transit Co.—
7
4-10
r
Silverwood
5%
preferred "(quar.)——
Simmons-Boardman PublishingCommon
(year-end) _———
$3c
1 ViC
Tublze Rayon Corp, common
43/i%
preferred (quar.),
of
$7
:
2-25
$23c
Shawinigan
J 8heep
;
1-30
'!
l-
•12-1
♦
'
'Selected
1
12-27
••
50c
Water
1
2-
1-2
75c
Year-end
Wichita
Wieboldt
1-
75c
(year-end)
$5 conv. prior preferred (quar.)
VWhitaker Paper Co. (quar.)
White Motor Co. (stock dividend)
.
1-2-46
25c
420c
Co, (quar.)
2-
2-15-46
...\v
•
;
2
2-15-46
75c
$1.25
W
(quar.)
Corp,
12-14
12-20
5
$1.25
Ltd. .(quar.;
(Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.
1-15
1-
$1.50
v.
(quar.)
Inc.
12-14
2-1
(quar.)
(George)
1-15
75c
(s-a)
com.
Stationery—
preferred
Westmoreland,
12-20
12-26
31V»c
Ry„
(s-a)
Western Pacific RR, common
12-27
2
J$1.75
common,,
i
5%. preferred
Western Tablet &
1-
12-31
175c
_•
Co,
—
12-15
1- 2
50c
'
.
1- 2
(quar.50c
Western
12*15
'
$$1.20
(year-end)____
12-12
1- 2
'
"
$1.12%
(Toronto). 12% paid (s-a)„,
Western
Western
■
.
12-20
' 12-24
'"
■
,
1-17.
1-15
20c
-
1-17
,
1^-24 ..*12-10
$1.50
'
(
-.
12-17
2-15
$1.12V2
*
$4.50 preferred
12-14'
Light, Ltd.—
(quar.)—
'
2
50c
(resumed) __"
common
40c
10c
■
12-18*
12-20
2-15
42-20
$25c
•
,
12-31
12-24
40c
12-17,
12-31
12-31
$1.25
1>
12-17
2
12-31
1
$1.35
(year-end
:
Co.
12-
2
1-
$1.75
preferred
Penn Electric,
6%
12-12
1-
12-24
-
t$1.75
7%
12-20
12-24
12-
—"
$1.50
if
7% preferred (quar.$1.75
■West Penn Power Co,, common (quar.),
-30c
"•West Kootenay Power &
( West
(s-a),.
common
,
(interim)
Corp,
preferred
12-10
2Vac
—
Oil
2
$7VaC
—
'(Ontario)
12-17
1-
10c
-
——„
(quar.)
(New
1* 3
20c
93%c
1-18
2
1-12-
12-20
2
1*
.12-15
5%
1-
2-1
$1.50
(quar.)
1-18 4
2- 1
1- 2
12-15
$40%c
12-17
33%c
(quar..)—62V2C
$1.50
12-15
(accum.)—!
12-22J
4
12-15
12-14
12-31
12-31
2
1-
Co., $1.35 Class A (quar)
& Seashore,
Jersey
5%
12-28
"
12-18"
1-
1-2
5
25c
1-2
v
50c
^
25c
West
2-1
$1.25
12-15
.12-15-
$3.50
quar.),,
-!& Snowdrift Co, Inc—i
Wesson Oil
12-15
12-21
$1.12%
Corp.
Inc.
12-29
1- 2
12-15
1-
1-2-46
20c
2- 1
3*
1-
1-2
$1.75
(
12-27
11-27*
2
12-27
$1.12%
e_-
11
II-27*
1-
50c
12-20
90c
12-20
50c
12-14
2
50c
2-* 8*
2-28
$5c
1-
'
7
$20c
12-
12-14!
12-24
.'■/
12-17
1-
1-15,;
12-15;
12-21
"
1-2
60c
Wellington Fund (year-end)
Wellington Mills, Inc. .(year-end)
12*15
12-31
% .1* 2
12-14
1-'2
62%o
(reduced),,^.
com.
gtd.
12-24-.
$1.75
iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-10
1-31
Wayne Knitting Mills common
6% preferred (s-a)
10-29
2-
c
ioc
40c
$2.25
iquar.),^.^,^,^
1-15
1-19
.Waukesha Motors Co. (quar.• 25c
12-15
12-29
.
$1.25
62 Va
.
' 1*' 2''
25c
Pictures
Brothers
•Weston
Ltd.
Brothers,
Trunz,
12-21
1-
12-29
•
25c
Traders Finance Corp, Ltd. 6%
$6
12-12
2
RR.
Bros.
$2.50 Class B
12-20
2
1-2 :
'
62 Vac
Inc.
TorringtorxCo
42-18
1-
75c
-,
1-
■
43c
(resumed)
Tri-Continental
1--2
Co.
'Wayne Pump Co.
4 ''r'-76c
:•
—
1-31
'25c
'
4$1
Goods
7%
1-15
75c
'
(quar.i$1.75
(quar.)
common
preferred
River
12-14
—
Stocks,
2
-1-12
%
2
(initial)———,
new
Export
12-18
12-28
5 Va
Ware
3
10c
Allied
■12-14
81c
12-
Co,
Baking
1*
$50c '
:1
4-15.
7-15
preferred
class A.
Dry
Watch,
12-17
8-1-46
6%..preferred is-a)_•Ward
12-18
2
10c
&
2
20c
-
.•
8
12-18
Warner
—
Products
1-12
$1.12 Va
12-
$2.50
Denver
Walworth
12-15*
.
Guarantee
Mtge.
12-24
1-
Walker
(Waltham
:
1-1
preferred
20C
1-
1-2-
$1.T2
;
1- 2
5-1-46
37%c
*
25c
V
8
Co.
12-21
2-1-46
Agricultural Co, Ltd._>_„.
:Walker &
8
•12-31
$$3.25
(quar.)
common
Trariswestern
$1.37 Va
1212-
1-2
■
(quar.)
Associated
-Trans-Lux
•
;
preferred (quar.)——4—_
preferred (accum.)——-4—
Inc. (extra)——:——.
2
1-2
1-
V
-
preference
Toronto Mortgage
-
12-15
1-2
Weialua
1-10
12-17'
:
37VaC
System; Inc.-(quar.
7%' preferred iquar.)
12-20
10c
preferred
Water
/"Tooke
■
B.)
—
Tobacco
12-15
1-
•
12-15
1-25
r4i.75c*(,.;
v>" 15c
(year-end)
common
Tobacco
12r17
1•
62c
(quar.)—————
12-31
1-2-46
$1.25
___j—i.
.
conv.
Title
,
$2.50 prior
12-15
12-17
12-31
Waldorf
2
$1.25
-
(quar.)———,
Tilo Roofing Co, Inc.
(extra)
Tintic Standard Mining Co.,
Tip
12-17
,
12-17
1-
■; y
(quar^)
Thrift Stores, Ltd.—
6^% conv. 1st preferred
'
12*31
i- 2
Corporations. .Ltd, Class B (year-end)
Fruit Co. .'(quar.)———,—---
38c
12-27
$1
4-15
.12-
7
.12-28
"
Corporation
Less
30%
•Transfer
1-15
•
2'
11-28
12-28
62%c
!
(year end)_,
(accum.),,
common
Ltd.
(Western New York & Penn.
12-10
12-31
Wabasso
■
■
common
prior
$3.75
12-20
' 12-31'
Wagner Baking Corp.
$3 convertible prior
;
12-10
31V4C
preferred A (quar.)
5c
Corp. General, common—_——
$1.50
$6 preferred " (quar.)_4—-—•—:
■•:•' $1.75
$7 preferred (quar.)————.
25c
Seiberling Rubber, common
(year-end) —
$1.25
/•*' 5% class A preferred (quar.)
——
v
12-15
12-20
Cotton,
12-29
35c
~
pfd.
12-15
—
1
12-27
1-
12-20
2
12-28"
35c
,
(quar.)
'•-« '*
7%
Co.
12-31
25c
1-
-
$3 conv. prior pfd.
■
v-
Detinnlng
12-15
•
Securities
v'l.'■
Vulcan
1
12-15
12-24
Corp,
Extrsi
12-20
12-20
2
12-15
2
Vulcan
2
1-
Tide
.
10c
12*15
1-
■43%c
.
Corp.—
—;
•12-29
$75c- ") -1- 2
'1-
12-15
12-28
,;:,X $14
$1.25
——■
Ltd.
12-21.
1-10
—_____
$$2
12-15
1-
$1.75
>:
(quar.)__:
-
(s-a)
12-31.
12-11}
37%0
31V,c
'
2
1- 2
$3.50
preferred
7 Vac
—
45c...
$$1.25
•
\
:
12-15
50c
—
6%
87 %c
(initial)
preferred
$2.50
5%
12-15
2*1-46.
$3
(s-a)
12-15
;
!_____,^
!
.Thayer's,: Ltd.. $3^0 preferred (accum.),
Thompson Products, Inc. (year-end)—,
'Thrifty Drug Stores, common (initial)
41/2 % preferred A (initial quar.) ,—
12-14
25c
■
5%
■>.
.
2-1-46
$1.12'A
——-
(s-a)—
t
3 y2 %
preference (s-a) —
Scullin Steel Co. (year-end)
7%
■
Inc.,
Extra
1- 2:
$1
Paper Company,
$4.50
12-15
•1-
Ltd.
(year-end)—
Textron, Inc.,
$4 preferred (quar.) preferred "(quar.)—
—4—Scruggs Vandervoort-Barney, Inc., com. (s-a)
Scott
12-29
75c
(quar.)
.12-2^
12-31
(quar.)
"
.•
50c
(quar.)
—
'V
$1.50
Electric, 16 preferred (quar.)—
preferred
■
Canada
1-2-46
$1
1 quar.i
iquar.)
preferred (quar.;,,
6%.
:
—_
12-21
'■
20c
(year-end)
$2
Common
1
.
(.quar.)'
.(12-11
year-end),
1
6%
2-
V'.;$75c-:"
of
Gorp
(quar.)
Works
12-14
•
—
"1-16
1-2
10c
.'"Virginian Railway—
12-24
•;
I,
Textiles,
4%
for each 10 held—
one share of common
Scovill Manufacturing Co.
Chemical
12-18
t,
2-1
<
$1.75
12-18
.Texon Oil & Land
1-10
12-31
$1.37 Vi
12-20
f
12-18
$2
$1
iyear-end)
common
.12-17
12-17
12-18
5
12-29
25c
-
iquar.)
2-15
$25c
preferred
Corp.,
■Extra
12-15
1-20
1
\
Class A
12-20
1
$1
Victor
12-22
1*
1
62%o
iquar.)
37V2C
Steel
Co.
preferred
12-27
35c
:*
■
2
3 2-24
12-24
-
410c
Co.,
preferred
12-20
1- 2
1-5
Ltd.
Tool
-7%
:
Petroleum
preferred B
12*27
25c
Co. (year-end)———-!
Inc. (year-end)
—
Bchenley Distillers 5Va% preferred
Schwitzer-Cummins
Co.
(stock
di\idcndi
'i One
share of
new
5 '4 %
preferred for
each Ithree
common
shares held
and
Brothers,
Vlchek
.
12-10''
12-10
'">
1-15 ' 12-20't;
S3
$3
,
.42*10
1-2
62%c
Mills,,,,,
$5.85
(quar.)___
(quar.)
common
Co.
Cotton
preferred
12-29
—
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines (interim).
Company (quar.)—
'
Electric
Sangamo
Sanger
Mohawk
«fe
•Ventures.
12-21
.12-21
1-3
■
\
iquav.),,_,„
Co, com. (quar.i,,
iquar.),
Cap, 8% pfd. (actum.)
Metal
1- 2
37V2c
31%c
•Texas
12-30
nv'ac
1-
,
•
17%c
Tobacco
Viau, Ltd, 5%
12-15
•
1-10
„
25c
—
8
12-31
$1.25
iquar. i__—
(quar.)——
Ban-Nap-Pak Manufacturing
41-15
V
2
Leaf
preferred
Utica
12-20
1-10
'
1
12-15
12-27
$1.18%
,u.„,'
(accum.),,
com.
12.
100%
iquar.)
1-31
2
1-
•
1
1-
*4;4.$3 v
—
12-22
$75c
12-10
3-
$10c
3%
preferred (quar.)_
Taggart Corporation, $2.50 preferred (quar.)
Talcott KJames), Incj com. (quar.)
'Yi;; ' Extra SiX.:
4Vz%
preferred • iquar.)—
4
;
:
Tamblyn (G.) Ltd.,,common (quar.l_,
Preferred, (quar.).Tampax,
4a,,-,,,,.':
-
'":f:l-i5
$23c '
•2
preferred
12-15
1- 2
$10
5% prior preferred iquar.i
Upson Co! (year-end),—
Utah-Idaho Sugar, class A pfd.*.
•
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge,
6
12-31
1
;2-1
.
Assn.
$4
1-3
$35c
(tptar.i---- "
12-17
50c
$ylvanite Gold Mines.
.
ifluftr'.)———————- :
Corp., Xtd.—
/
j
' \i\ -:
pfd. (quar.)
Paper Mills 6% pfd.
7
"12-
8%
1-1
-
$15
.
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp. .(year-end)..,,
12-17
2
$10c
i
Sylvania Electric Products—
7
12-
■12-12
1-2
$1.25
.
conv.
12-
12-27
12-27
t>a>—
(*ccum.)
St. Regis Paper, $2.50 prior pfd. (quar.)5% 2nd preferred (quar.)—
St.
•
t30c
Corp.,
Assurance
Superior
Swift &
21-12
2
.
-•
Mills,
Flour
preferred
$1.50
12-17
1-
$$1.75
:—-
Safety Stores, Inc. 5%' preferred (quar.)—_
Saguenay Power 5-%% preferred—^
Lawrence
12-17
1-2
(quar.),,,
:
Machinery,
preferred
;:-Q$50c^
Life
Supertest
"
$1.12 Va
*■'
7%'
2
old stock
,„!
conv.
Shoe
Universal
12-27
V 1-
■
.—$$2
common—
7%
cum.
6%
I-lT
2-1
—
12-20
1-
Y.)
;
12-17
(year-end)-_
Chemical
Sun
12-20
2
(N.
dividend
12-31
12-31
•
12-15
12-15
42-22
-
.
(accum.i,^..
4
1- 2
62%c
12-15
75c
$4.50 preferred series A ♦ quar.)
Sun Drug, Inc.
(year-end
2-15
12-14
12-20
1-
25c
preferred (quar.L—
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum Corp.
St.
"Sun
5
—
*7%
•
2 : >12-10
1-2:
$6
Trust Co.
"
Common
12-15
2
1-
S.
-
Printing «fc Lithograph Co.—
preferred
iquar.
2
$$1.25'
Stokely-Van Camp 5% prior pref. (Quar.)
Strawbridge &-Clothier, 5% pfd. (accum.),
$5 preferred
(quar.)_____
__i
Stromberg-Carlson Co., common (year-end),
12-20
2-
S.
1-
l-ll-
..
—
:
12-311- 2
35c
1-10
6%
50c
,
50c
$1.75
•
.12-26
United
$1.75
(quar.)—
12-17
50c
12-15
12-31
$85.75
*
.Stix Boer & Fuller Co.
•12-15
1-2
"50c
(quar.i—--—
com.
-
3-1
30c
;
common——
; Class A (quar.),—1
'Ruppert (Jaoob), 4% preferred
»
■■'4:
———
iquar.)——.
pfd.
$1.20
Co.
Petroleum
2
2-15
$1
(initial)——
common
2 •
preferred
12-17
1-2
12-20
50c
Engineering
Stores, Inc.—
Bros.
1st
6-15
4*2
$1.25
1-2
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
7-1-46
50c
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
$1.25
1-
•'
1-15
'•;■
n
preferred A (s-a)——
Co. (year-end)—,-. '
Brothers,-Ltd.,
•
12-15
4-1-46
-1-19
Upressit
(special)
'
.
1-2-46
$1.25
—
United Steel & Wire Co, Inc.—
4%% preferred A (quar.)
.
12-15
50c
^
Corp.
■
-50c
Extra,,
12-15
•
$1.25
X
Sterling Drug, Inc. 3V*% preferred——
Engine Co.__—
12-20
4- 2
.
U.
;
preferred
Co.
12-15'
12-15
.:
$1.25
United .Stockyards Corp.—1
.
70c convertible preferred (quar.)_____l,_,
United Stores Corp,.$6 1st pfd,
Sterling
12-20
'1-
$2
••
.
Roosevelt
6%
12-17
1-1
20c
Corp, common■ <quar.)- ;
•*"'4(4% 1st preferred A (quar.)
—
!. $1.12 Va
'25c
Roeser & .Pendleton, Inc.—
■
tl5c
Rolland Paper Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)—
$$1.50
/
6%
preferred
(quar.)
15c
Rome Cable (quar.)
;———
Rochester Telephone
2
1-1'
$50c
162Vac
is-a)_—4
RR.
v:4- 2-
>.
U.
1-13
■•ff :■sl
%
6
1-2-46
1-2-46
20c
$1.12%
12-31
$1.50
(accum;
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Investment
Products
Sterchi
12-17
$50c
(quar )
preferred
-Rochester
■
1-
$1.25
preference (quar.)
Mfg. Co., Ltd. com.
(quar.)——
prior
Robertson (P. L.)
(
1- 2 '
$1.25
■
S.i
preferred
fSteel
-
12-15
"
(L.
-6V convertible
12-18
preferred <quar.ii,4-—
Riverside Silk Mills, Ltd. Class A "(quar.)44.
Robertson (H. H.) Co., 5% preferred iquar.)
Ritter
'
Works
Stedman
'
:20c
1
1-15
(quar,)4_—
Stecher-l'raung Lithograph
12-15
2
12-26
$1.50
pfd. (quar./—
(quar.)
6%
Corp.
Screw Co.
-Street
*
Works,
Water
Metal
12-20
2-
,:;-
12-10
■:
7
$1.25
,
1
rquar.t
12-26
•Starrett
Bros
Richmond
Rleke
B'
12-26
90c
53c
S.
Stock
Co,, Ltd.,. 6V:»% pfd. (accum.)
Radio, Ltd. class A (quar,);
:
Standard
7
•12-151
-50c
•
Playing Card Co. iquar.),,:
1.
Plywood Corp, common iquar.)__T_,.
Va % preferred B (quar.i
;,i.„
U. S. Potash Co. (year-end)
2-15
$1.50,
.Standard Fuel
8
12-15
20c
$1.75
1-
>
$1.20
partifcipating preferred
20c
—
10c
35c
u
V.Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
.
" 7 (s 2nd preferred ♦ quar.
\
(accum.)
1-2-46"
-
-
4
5%
tquar.)_
(Dallas)—
Steamship—
preferred
S3
.
1-15
4
2
12-31
4
3-1-46
i
"*
'
1 "
/
7%. 1st preferred (quar.).————^—-4.-*.. :
i
1-
25c
pfd.
12-
58%c
1
.25c
$4
12-13'
12-27
S.
U.
12-20
V
preferred ' '(accum.)—*—4-4^^4''".;
.$7
12-26
-
2-1
$1.50
(quar.)
A
•':t 40c
1-18
1-15-46
"
"
pfd.
$6
U.
$20c 2-15-46
(quar.i—L^preferred (quar.)
Sots,
&
.Standard Chemical Co.,
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
Republic Steel Corp.
R.t
Fruit
•Standard
■
6% .preferred A
6 % preferred B
(E.
12-29
50c
States Gypsum Co, common (quar.)
preferred iquar.)
States Lines, 7% preferred >1 s-a)
:
7%
common
convertible
Squibb
7
$1.12 %
*$4.50 preferred (quar.)———
1-
United
.
United
—iw,——
Special
12-10
,
.
preferred-i
prrtic
12-20
—.—-—i—
:
Square D Co.,
11-30
30c
$$
1- 2
44c'.
*
.
$1.12 V
12-18
1-
r
pfd.
Co.
12-10
12-20
12-18
12-28
80c
Life Insurance
12-10
2
1-15
—;
Elec., 5%
12-10.
2
$$1.50
Sperry Corporation (year-end)
Springfield Fire &r Marine Insurance Co.—
12-20
-
12-28
t$3.25
■^Republic Aviation
Republic Pictures, preferred (accum.)——
Republic Investors Fund— *./%:!!:; ^!.v>';.'.!.'''>:.:
j
(quar.)
2
1-
;
; >
: ;
,
11-
1-15
England Telephone Co. (quar.)Associated
Telephone
Co.—
preferred
:
(Quarterly.
-
"
.
j
New
Southwestern
12-15':
.!,«'*.t
Reliance Grain Co., Ltd.—
;t %
0% % preferred (accum.)
—
■Reliance Manufacturing Co. (111.) (year-end)-,
Remington Rand, Inc., common—.————
*'Renner Company
$6
*12-17
,
'
&
4
& Elec.—
1
2
37^20
tquar.)—4
preferred
; Southwestern
12-15
-1-2
20c
1-
34%;
-
Indiana Gas
Southern
12-20
>12-15
2
$1.75
<
>
Reliance
Electric
4;8%
r
12-15
1
2
12-21
of Reo.
•
'
Co., Ltd.— r •*.'•.
(quar.)——>
preferred
Southwestern Gas &
Reeves-Ely Laboratories, Inc.—
;
r :"
30c conv. preference
(s-a)—I,———
'
1-
Southern
12-14
1-10
.*
$1.50
2
>
4:. .11-20
1-
60c
■
1-
1-15
$L
(quar.)
——
—;
participating preferred (quar.)— i.—
.Southern Greyhound Lines .(increased)—.
t412*22
2 >
12-10
Routers
Payable
475c
prior preferred (monthly):
6.36% prior preferred (monthly),
6% prior preferred (.monthly)
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.—
5%
preferred (quar.)___
5%
preferred (quar.
5% preferred (quar.)—j,
United Milk Products- Co, common..u^
12-15
3
Investments, Ltd.—
preferred ♦quar.)!
A
7%
12-15
2
1-
62%c
$1,12 Va
6%
12-8
1-
50C
2
1-
$2
Common
:
8
1-
": * $i •
Vl
11
1-10
*
original
;
12-
1-
i—
5Vs!% : preferred seiies C, (quar.)-j.—
.Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
12-31
2 '
1- 2
'
preferred
5%
12-31
1-
pfd. ♦quar.)'
(quar,.)-—
Southern California Edison
•
_
Machine
1-25
"
50c
—
(quar.)
Button-Hole
8%
•
Purina
-Reading Co., 2nd preferred (quar.)r',ui-Vr_,;
Reading Gas Co. (Pa.) (s-a)—-—
Real Silk Hosiery Mills—
: 4
■ '
*'■
15 prior preferred:A (quar.),—
Reece
12-31
1-25 1
25c/
'
---
1st
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. (year-end)
Rayonier, Inc., $2 preferred (quar.i
•—
Raytheon Mfg. Co. $2.40 pi'd. (iniaal)i—,V'
^
12-31
1-19
$1
$1
12-17
1 "12-31
-w'-'f
preferred (quar.)
Co., common "(extra)
3%% preferred iquar.
Rath Packing Co.
.
2
1-19
*
1
When
Share
,v
Gold Equities
(Canada)
Illuminating Co
Light & Railways—
United
20c
_
(Sauth Pittsburgh Water, 4Va% pfd. i^uar.)South Porto Rico Sugai: Co., com.
(interim)
12-21
1-19
*
ioc
20c
Railway Equipment & Realty—' :•!
Ralston
10c
:
(quar>)
t80c preferred
1-
87V2C
(quar.;.
Railroad Employees Corp, Class A i.year-end;
! Class B (year-end)-
Carolina Elec. & Gas, 5%
,South
1-24
/
1-29
20c
1—
common
United
..
2-.
2-15
•»
United
.
$1.50
.
—
2-1
"
Radio
•13V4C
Fuel
class
12-31
.
convertible
Name of Company
12-22
5
.
.
preferred A (quay.)
•Sorg Paper-Co. 4-6% series B ♦accum.,i
6% preferred A (accum.)
South Bend Lathe WQrks (extra)
"
Quaker Oats Co., common (year-endjL,
6%•' preferred (quar.)„__——,i
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Manufacturing Corp.-*—
'Far
2
$$1.50
:
Routert
j,of Lee.
1-
-425c
.
3117
Payable
^
$2
preferred
Smith
When
Share
,
.
(quar.)
Mills, common
Co.
•
1-
30c
convertible preferred (quar.),.
Pure Oil Co.; 5% "convertible pfd, ('quar,i___
Purity Ploqr Mills, 6% preferred (quar.)—.
6<^
.
A '
i
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number "4449
Jamaica Income tax.
books
not closed
for
tPayable
In
Canadian
15%
;
funds,
resident tax.
;
this
tPayable in U. S..funds, less 15%
resident tax
l£C
tax
7%.
/;
dividend.
Canadian
non-residents'
deductible
a
at
the
Less British
tax'
source
Income tax
*
Non¬
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
3118
Beaubein
G.
General
Corporation and
&
.Co.,
J.
Investment News
C.
Reo Motors, Inc. (&
Net
_1
profit
!*Earns.
♦On
per
.$1,695,168
$3.64
$1,651,082
com.
-share
$3.40
Boulet,
$8.10,115
$1.74
Net
;share_——
$0.19
Earned
per
*Before
,
191,600
982,406
income and tcxcess profits taxes.
Federal taxes on income.
and
$50,442
670,860
670,860
$0.12
$0.07
._
7' '•
■•■!.,'
1
'
,
have
declared
;
-
■■
*
:
a
Oct. Si-
$945—Month—1944
revenues
4dduots.^
rev.
$398,457
,
■
7'-
,.■
■
■■'
:1
Fod.
excess
$4,965,511$5,019,676
3,119,479
2,991,976
115,678 •"
114,192
650,122
; '741(990
276,620 *
...,
^6,200
.
.
10,494
rv
59,000
41,210
...43,658
•
34,158
.
excess over-
.orig. cost-of ntii. plant
Utll.
Gfher
income.
oper.
income
(net)—
_
$575,379
,66
.
410,053
504,853
$63,277 >'
.
.
$32,246
21,945
-
Income deductions
„
v
declared
have
■
common
10.939
ager " of 4he
Shamrock Corporation, ' has been .elected ^President (tp
succeed C. E. Fownes II,. Ray C. Jqhuson .of AmuriUo, ihasUeen elected
,
' $761/466
■
22,425
•;
and
director.
a
Laurence' M.
•'
,•31,572
320,125
,
.
,
385,899
.
Marks
(New
.York)," ■Frank Tt.
.Ross
B.^JRogers
directors to replace ^William ,C. Foynes, ;jTr,;
Thomas Morrison/r-Eee also V. 162, p. 2990.
$586,317. «••". $783,89-1;
$63,343
also .continue ,as General (Counsel ;
and.;Treasurer ahd Twill
Secretary
(Pittsburgh.)and
Income
Gross
,$33,191
J9r945.
-
the
on
Cbanges in Personnel Apupunced— - .::
: •
•0«j. "N- Punn> of Amarillo, Tex;asf Vice, President and, General Man¬
Retire, res. Accruals and
amortiz. of
■■
a
quarterly ,d,iyttiend .pf ip .cqpts pqr
stock, par $1, payable $ah. 1 <to jlfoiders ,of,
recor.d Dec. 21. ;In ,each of "the four quarters .^u.ring 194$'. .,the com¬
pany paid a regular-dividend of .5 cents, ;nnd, in addition, dn' .extiijav
of 5 cents was disbursed on Jan. 2 and July
V''Of1 T".7
, 7 ^
directors
The
share
1945—12 Mos.—1944
•
$425,760
256,407
_
surfaxprofits tax
.
■
,
-■
I,
•
- •
Operating
orders -totalling
new
;p. "2824.
Fed. (normal Ac
total of $242,000,OOOof contracts
$23,00v0,00ft%w4re .hooked, .the
company ^.estimates. (Unfilled
orders on 'hand as of Sept. 30 ,are
estimated at $42,000(000 comparing
with a backlog of $290,000,900
as pf June
30, 1945.-rV. 162, p. 2686.
cancelled
v
42,0.69
r
___________
Oper.
During 'the,third quarter of 1945 a
were
.
directors
^liamrnck Oil & Gas Corp.—Doubles Dividend—
for Federal
fpr renegotiation and
tAfter reserve
share
shale
.dividend ,0f .25 cents per almre ,on
account .of accumulations on the $1,50 .convertible stock, pax $£,
payable pec. 24 to holders of record Dec. 14.
The last payment, a
quarterly of 37V2 cents per share; ,was made on Ndvi 1,1937. Arrear¬
ages on this issue as at Oct. T, 1945 amounted to $17.62 Lj jper share.
The
usual
quarterly dividend of $1.37>£ per share on the $5,5b
dividend; prior stock has also been deciaa-ed,'payable Jan. 1, 1946 tto
holders of record :Dec. 18,, 1945—y. 162, p. 2024.
$92,511
104.080
shares_J__—_______
capital
per
1944
1945
$182,530
provisions
Period Ehd.
for renegotiation and prior to provision
reserve
common
one
.
The
Savannah Electric & Power xCa..—Rariiings—
$
90,904,507 176,839,973 310,671.844.1
4,340,985
6,565,288
14,943,944
698,545
1,3:13,288
2,506,721
982,406
982,406
$82,406
$0.7:1
.$1,33
$2.55
959,600
capital shares—
Np. ,pf
$
$
28,948,279
Sales
_■
f Prpfit after .charges—
jtNet profit
the
of
International Utilities .Corp. common stock \on Ceach leii shares
of Securities .Corporation General common stock held.—"V, L62, p. 1326.
',
profit
—V. 162,
1945—9 Mos.—1944
-1944
$
of
2824.
p.
$78,450
tax
of
No.
Earnings—
194,5—3;J4os.
162,
Quarter Ended Sept.-30—
.>7
before Federal taxes^___^__;____i.
Federal
Earned
Eeriod End. sSept. 30—
the company paid cash dividends of
5 cents- each on
stock on April 2 and Oct. 1, and on June 30 a dividend
Greenshields
Ltd.;
Co.,
&
Profit
1942
465(000 shares jpf capital stock.—1/". 161, p. 2792.
Republic Aviation Corp.-
Thomson
Inc.;
Selected Industries Inc.—Resumes Dividend—
1943
$.1,369,230
$2-94
1944
Nesbitt
Pltfield & Co., Ltd.; Sa-vard, Hodgson & Co., Inc.;
McTaggart,, Hannaford, Birks & Gordon,: Ltd*;
Ltd.; Hamel, Fugere
Cie, Ltd.; and Lagueyx & DesC.
Savage Arms Corp.—Earnings—
Subs.)—Earnings—
1945
Ltd.;
Co.,
W.
Leclerc,
Rochers, Ltd.—V.
(Continued from, page 3080)
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
&
Inc.;
Rcne-T.
Monday, December 24, 1945
,
Benton
.bave i(beenAeleoted
C.. Eowpes II, ' and.-
.
R-.
/
.
..
7
•
.
"
Revere Copper & Brass, Juc.—Eunungs—
income
Miscellaneous
—;
r
14,880,400
10,840,000
$1,094,102
$0.57
$1,262,048
$0.61
$1,270,907
■ ■ »
$0.62
income
1,286;916
profits
excess
,
/
■"
_____
;■
•.;
.
"
■
-459,202
;"
Sbarpn "Steel Corp —Eaimings-r-Period -End/Sept. 30—
".;'■ :Vj
•
$2,129,924
$1.28
presentation
upon
.and
surrender
said
of
1
-
Schulco Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
7
All of the outstanding first mortgage bonds due Jan. 15, 1951, have
on Jan. 15, next, at 100 and interest.
Pay¬
the Manufacturers Trust Co.. agent of the corpo¬
been called for redemption
ment will be made at
9 Mos.
♦Net
End. 8ept. 30—
profit
.
.
1——
—
Earned per shares
1945
;
is
subsidiary
a
♦■Net
Earns,
tLoss.
-
,
-Nil
-V.
cents
above.—V.
Rubber Corp.
$0.68
*
$0.68
Paraffine
Companies,
Inc.,
$2,714.86T
$2,286,458
13.287
93,050
24,507
;v
72.243
28,569
1,940.000
T
75.000
""
•
.
$2,807,917 *$2,358,701
10.083
"
373,500'
;
560,000
200,000
$176;856 '
V
share—.
(2)
Prices
received
for
"
$0.26
by
the
-_
v.:
$167,388 ^
$0.24
1,630(000'
225,000
$843,409
" $475,133
$1.58
>
.
company
materials
war
the Renegotiation
-
S0.6A
,
certain
on
and
contracts
renegotiated
be
may
Act.
sub¬
under .provisions .of
y:,
(3)
Company .intends to elect to accelerate amortization so that
facilities will be fully amortized as of .Sept. 30, .1945,
may revise .depreciation provisions. * Such adjustments would
not materially affect the net profit for the periods above
.and will be
reported in ithe annual accounts,-r-Vl 162, p. 2519.
v
,,
emergency
and also
lv" "■
above.—V.
842,629
$799,184
A.—^
1' Net profit
Earn, per com.
gll
7^, ■'
•
833.277
8,066
contracts
Oct. 31, 1945, net income was $46,846, ,or 51
share; for like 1944 quarter, .net income was $37,265,
„■
-
:■
y
V".'.7
"
share.-
a
$812,471
373,500
NOTES—(L) The foregoing statement ;does-not Include ;the increase
in the equity of -this company in its subsidiary companies.'
' $73,160
161,
1136.
p.
Schwiizer-Cummins Co—Stock Increased for Payment
Stock Dividends Ordered—
7
7.
'
of
,.
.
stockholders
13
Dec.
Quarters Ended Sept. 30—
Gross profif
Profit after charges _—.c___
approved an increase in the.authorized
from 150,000 shares to 350,000 shares, which Includes
100(000 shares of $20 par preferred stock.'and 250,000 shares of $1
par common stock.
:
7
*
.
on
Sharp & Dohme, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
r
.
stock
capital
1887.
161, .p.
'1942
$0.70
$0.81
Merger Planned—■;
The
Hewitt
1943
$73,624
all'charges $nd -taxes.
common
a
See
162,
.
Robins Conveyors,'Inc.—Control Acquired—
■See
$384,921
r-
.
Reynolds Metals- Co..
V;.
\
of
092.
$370,819
-
,tingencies
-
the quarter ended
37
or
692,425
'
share_
V
7-
,,$77,290
.
274,704
481,500
-
'
1
:
1.
♦After
t$39,943
'
1944
$79,467
...
com.
per
Corp.^Earn,ingj—
1945
V
income
cents
1944
-
1,025,758
$0.25
,—..—
___—
■"After charges and Federal taxes.
NOTE—Company
6 Mos. End. Oct.,31—
,
For
$257,872
—
Number of capital shares
p.
Schumacher Wall Board
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Richmond Radiator Co
259,542
Interest
;
55 Broad
124.500
">
guaranteed
$3(984,087
436,500
f
K~
124,500
$26,779,755
^22,795,66?
$4,358,144
$ 1,358,889
160,500
Fed. .and .State inc. .and7
excess profits
taxes—
„Prov. for. post-war. con-
have been called for redemption:.on Jan. 15 next, $133,125 of
6C<>
bonds, issue -B, at par and Interest.- payment will
be
made
at
The
Commercial
National Bank ,& Trust
Co. of New
York, trustee, 46 Wall St.,-New York, N. Y.—Y. 162, p. 608.
5% Bonds—
St.. New York, N. Y.
On Dec. 13, 1945, the corpora¬
tion .deposited with the trustee the sum of $241,088.75 for this purpose.
Bondholders may, at their option, present and surrender said bonds
at any time and receive the full redemption price, plus accrued interest
to Jan. 15,
1946—V. 162, p. 1176.
•:
145,500"
Total income
There
ration
$900,361
exps.
AIOS.—1944^
2.2(040(649
"7,610.980
14,102
gen.
'1945—-9
$8,9G9$69 $26,398,793
-
"
;•/. Profit
Other inqpfne
■
1945—3 Mos.—1944
$7,593,906
-f;
Sell., adm. &
certificates.—Y.
V-'""
"5
777
•6,693,545
Provision: for. amort, of
% special facilities ___^_
have
162, ,p. 2686.
'
f'f
;
Depreciation-
of
subagent,
V-
Rhebem Theatres Corp.—Calls
Balance
■
the 120,614 outstanding shares of ,5 '/ac cumulative .preferred
been called for Eederaption on Dec. 31, 4945, at $105 per
Shane and dividends.
Immediate payment of the -full redemption price,
plus dividends to Dec. 31,, ,wiil ;be made .a t the Bankers .-Trust .Co., 16
Wall St.,. New York, N. Y., or at The .First National Bank ,of Chicago,
12,200,000
-
«•
Gross? .sales v( net).______
Manufacturing costs _7_
'
Schenley Distillers Corp.—Calls ,51/2% Preferred Stock
.All
tBefore post-war refund of Federal
tAfter .post-war refund of excess profits ,tax.~r-V.
tax...
stock
162, ,p. ;2519.
stock
shares.
common
1896.
16.2, p.
-695.000
______
Common
—V.
714,693
1,39-1,363
916,904
1,286,311
1,000,000
12,600(000
:
Net profit
______
♦Earns, per (tsom. ..share
*©n
193,921
,2,061,245
232,396
2,110,332
Depreciation & amortiz.
Prov.
for .contingencies
tFederal tax ,on
Debenture stocks
135,479
156,718
109,080
116,170
charges
Interest, .nmort; ,pf...war
facilities, »etc.
$lp,301 :;
$31,771 : ; $266,192 ' * $397,992
preferred stock___„_2__ V:
60,000,
/■.- ,60,000
•.'•• ,84,498
'• 149,115
—
Dividends declared:
;I942
$7,648,128 $14,244,030 $15,195,666 $16,081,661
8,433,400
-15,161,294
17,230,840
16,571,459
after ^expenses-
Total
T943
1944
1945
$ Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Profit
income
Net
:
'
Provision
for
Federal
1945
1944
$4,095,621
taxes____i__
1943
$3,705,516
1,432,443;
1,636,962
1,102,000
$2,926,64^
942,783
-984,000
448,200
.
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—Rectification of Stk.
The
directors subsequently
shares
The
.New
York
Public
Service
has ..authorized
Commission
the
corporation-to reclassify all its preferred stock at lower dividend rates
and to retire 40,000 of the reclassified shares.
The
capital cnange will be the third within the last two years,
the
sa.d, and will bring the total" reduction of the com¬
preferred shares to $11,887,000. The company will have $12,000,000 in preferred shares outstanding,
compared with $16,000,000
dend
at
present.
The
has 120,000 shares of 6^ preferred now outstanding
and 40,000
shares of 57o
preferred. Under ;the Commission's order
the two aeries will .be combined into one series of 160,000 shares of
4% preferred stock.
*•.'""•
•
Retirement of shares will .be paid -for by accumulated surplus at
$100 par yafue, plus $5 per share premium.—'V. 162, p. 2823,
company
Rochester Telephone Corp.Operating
-1945-r-lO Mos.—1944
1945—Month—1944
$6,060,274
4,092
A,006,878
$5,741,002
3,315,394
1,024,130
379
,
$5,743,421
$6,056,182
$585,547
$630,568
.revenues
Uncollectible oper. rev._
968,856
2,419
of
to
revenues-
$630,189
Operating .expenses—
Operating taxes
462,565
$585(547
386,434
79,891
96,763
income-
oper.
income
Y. 162.
p.
$102,350
$87,733
55,637
__
,_
$1,025,174
701,674
687,137
Subs.)—Earnings—
"9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
1945
Net sales ——___________$8,863,401
Profit
before
taxes
r
1944
of
record .of Dec.
14.
on
15
Dec.
declared
a
dividend
„—1,303,965
takes (net)
940,640
1943
T,254,657
374,700
—
.
$363,325
shares outstanding
—
Earnings per share
—V. 161, p. 2115.
$351,872
$323,340
336,045
—
336,045
336,045
$1.00
$0,94
$0.88
-
25
cents; and Sept. 15 and Dec. 11, 25 cents each.-—y. 162,
Seaboard Finance Co., Los
Thompson, President,
A.
p.
$686.>r' >
;
that-this company
loan
total -personal
brings
Profit
-
Net
No.
operated iby (the company
to 50, located in 14 States.—V. 162, p.$824.
.if
*
1
'
•'
$
■
-1944
•$
"
''
1-19,039,753 109,684,195 848,469,101 821,066,525
The company announces that the sales In the month .of November,
-1945 were the largest for any November and ;the -second largest for
any -month in
the history of the • company, being exceeded by only
December, 1944, when sales amounted to $119,822,908—V. 162, .p. 2519.
____i
Prov.
for
1945—9 Mos.-—1944
1945—3 Mos.—1944
earnings___
$659,643
$596,119
$2,204,777
:___
366,703
329,839
1,174,162
.__
32,621
34,620
54,764
105,998
$2,019,797
1,035,644
109,294
167,511
162,524
Operation
Maintenance
56,366
.depreciationand
local
•taxes
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
♦Net
sales
_
__
■♦After provision
depreciation,
;162, ,p. 1325.
$16,897,380
2,166,995
1,254,787
__
Front after-costs and expenses—.
fNet income
for
interest,
;
renegotiation of government .contracts.
tAfter
Federal income .taxes ahd other charges.—V.
'
-
•taxes
Net
*
$
56,773,455
______—
There
were
$
2,449 stores in
Dec.
1, 1945, as ^gainst
•1944—V. 162, p. 2686.
1
$
1945—48
Federal
stpres in
the
four weeks .ended
corresponding period of
the sale in
.cumulative
shares at par
In
the
opinion
investment
Canadian
the
Canadian market of
redeemable
Quantity
of
gas
Mcf.)
107,347
.81,766
$241(263
$231,651
667,274
597,928
97.3c
•97>9c
2,512:557
$6 .,7c
2,284.776
,87.2c
'
:
711(802
per
,651;795
2,61:1,239
3,1.89c
30.61c
28.37c
sinking
fund
an¬
of
counsel, -these
of
insurance
Insurance
preferred
shares
companies
Companies Act,
will
registered
com-
per
shares-
"
share_
"
com. ;
1945
$89,633
104„200
$0.86
1943
$93,375
1942
$105,115
104,800
.1944
$77,350
104,300
$0;74
-
preferred
a
legal
under
,fhe
as
162, p. 2190;
$1.00
*
Securities Corporation General—^Dividends—
The
directors
the stock included: The Dominion Securities
Corp,, Ltd; The Wood Gundy Corp,, Ltd; Royal Securities .Corp., Ltd;
McLeod, Young, Weir & Co., Ltd; .Cqilier, Norris & Quintan Ltd; L.
offering
the
have
declared
a
.dividend
of
5
cents
oer
share
on
common
share
per
share
earned
$755,443
1,120,000
$0/74
/
.
.
'
$0,6.7
>
.
Shawlnigan Water & Power Co^Earuiiigs^-.:
9 Montis Ended Sept. 30—
-."• ".. •
1945
revenue
>
Water
■Taxes
1944
$16,542,658 $17,678,770
'"
General .operating and maintenance expenses—,
Power purchased 1.
,—,—
rentals
4;345,591
.
——______—.
—________2—-i;
__—
Fixed
charges,
Exchange
—i:
L-J'
—
4,732.457
■2,569,765
407,393
,
3,265,010
402.393
..,641,606).
,673,725
2,307,195
2,596.519 s
196.329
104,802
Prov.
for
depreciation
for
income
and
profits
excess
Net
profit
2,250,000
taxes.—;-2,141,319
•2,250,000
-
1,905(830
$1,742,867
1,459.428
$283,439
—.
$1,688:625-
1,459,428
—_
Dividends
$229,197
•
-4t
-Surplus
—V.
•__!
162, p. 1326.
"
Shell Union Oil Corp.'—Partial Redemption—
The corporation ihas called for redemption ,oh Jan. 15 *next, out of
sinking -fund rmonies, $210,000 of 20-year 2%$<> sinking fund deberidue Jan. Ip, 1961, at 100 and interest.
Payment o?zill :be .made*'
at ihe office of J. P. Morgan & Co., Incorporated, 23
Wail^St.. New
•tUEes
York, N. Yi—V. 162, p. 2686.
-
Sherritt Gordon Mines, Ltd.—Enrnings--Quarter EndedBept. 30—■
-
•
•',•
Net return from-copper
sales
!—
Development, oper. ,& .admin, costs-
"•(.'■■'•. A
1944
1945—
1943
$822,102
$677(721
$870,232
468,072
530(730
,658.390
$354,031
$146(99(1
28.2,79
,24,332
20.963
$382,310
$171,323
$232,811
.IfidfKlO
150,000
42.003
$222,310
profit
Non-roperating
revenue
1,323
$190,811
—.»
taxes
__________
Realized-profit l>ef. (write-,offs___
io5tooo
$0.89
,
♦After .charges .and provision for -Federal income and excess profits
and alter giving effect -to poet-war excess profits tax refund.
—V.
.be
$823,900
1,119,500
$0,61
—■
"tblal income
faxes
(Dominion).,
$687,865
1,119,500
—
charges,
Provision for
per
1932
669.921
__
Seeman Brothers, Inc.—Earnings^-
Earns,
1943:.
$l,425,3€Mr
1,235,851
shares
per -share
Qperating
Mcf.
-v..;162, p. 2824.
outstdg.
1944
$2,059,7^1
1,618,026
.
2,398,203
33.75c
—
.cost
made
<$100).
for funds
and British
bankers
12,18.2
$33,874
sold
_______
per
$5,000,000
amended.
Other
180,136
20,478
Quarters End. Sept. 30—
♦Net prpfit
banking syndicate headed by A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd.
444%
184,890
$46,181
income——
_r_
nounces
59,587
operation during the
2,459
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd—Preferred Shares Sold—A
'
218,782
$493,553
inc.
(Mcf.)
51,116,461 605,216,759 602,738,401
223,606
$533,500
___^
Holder
$
^$.--4944
71(253
$105,643
64,311
Mcf. sold-^—
Quantity of gas made
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Increased—
1945—4 Wks.—1944
for
Prov.
jRev.
Period End.flec. 1—
Sales
72,983
$130,970
—.—--—.
earnings——__
Interest .deductions—Net
EARNINGS FOR NINE MONTHS ENDED SEPT. 30,
1945
"•
$2,305.-891
1945, pet income was $152,300,
equal to 13 cents a share as compared with
$133,212,,and 12 cents a share for the tbree months endqd Sept. 30,
1944.—V. 162, P. 882.
". .* ■
!• '.
*
(Jacob) Ruppert
$0.38
;
For the fhree months ended Sept. 30,
Fed.
State,
*
Company—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
gros3
■
taxes ______
—
capital
1945 iV;
taxes
Prov.
Gas
776,627
.
>
$
■
-
..
1945^—10 Mos.
1945—^Mpnth—1944
*
Fed.
after taxes
Gross
Sales
791,627
$042-.".'*;*' $0.3ft
-
ended
for Federal
profit
of
Earned
-November Sales—
Sears, Roebuck & HCo^
before
Provision
V
offices
months
$494,583
(Frank G.) Shattuck Co. (& Subs.)-
(Central
This
common
12
$448,142"
-
has pur¬
chased the personal loan business of Active Loan Go; .of Denver, Colo.;
Finance .Co. of Kansas City apd Home Finance / Co. of St.
Louis. The -transactions were for
cash buf'.t.he amounts .were not
disclosed. The three offices are .to be operated as Seaboard .branches.
the
'.'•l i9Mos. End- Sepfc.'aOsf-,'.,""
Angeles—Acquisition—
announced
For
•
-
Sept. 30, -1945, company reported a ne't
prpfit after charges and taxes of $1,563,461, jor -96 cent6 .per common
share, as. .compared with $1,776,342, or $1.23 iper common .share for
the 1.2 months ended Sept. 30, 1944.—y. 162, p. 2824..
'' k
y.
record Jan. JL7,
698,040
902,785
,77
; v;
of
of
$534,962 r
shares______._ »' 791,627
:
Earnings, per share—
pre¬
a
profit
Number
divi¬
a
common
$4,362,556
$6,990,194
excess profits
profit
Common
as
shareVoUt^tanrHng/.^
cents per share
stock, par $1, payable Jan. ,28, 1946 to holders of
1946.-; Distributions during 1945 were as follows: April
10, 25 cents; July 13, 25 cents and 25 cents extra;
and Oct. 15,
25 cents. In
1944, the following dividends were paid:
March 31, 50
the
Total
Net
stock
share-for each
Net
V
common
rate .of .one-third
at the
common
Declares 25-Cent Common Dividend—
$956,752
75,624
■,
2398.
Root Petroleum Co. (&
Income &
series A preferred
shares,
holders ,qf
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
.
a
.
Operating
Net
5.V2I0
pf
common
one-tenth
The directors
on
W.
BeriodEnd. Oct. 31—
48,334 shares
145,000
and
payable o.n Dec. 29
Commission
pany's
and
on
ferred
authorized the issuance of 14,500
stock, par $1, and the usual Quarterly dividends of $1.50
the $6 cumulative preferred etock. par $100, and $1.75
on
the $7 cumulative preferred stock, par $100, out of
-on
surplus for the quarter ending Dec. ,31,
1945, all payable
Dec. 31, 1945 to polders of record .Dec, 17, 1945.
Previously this year,
Capital', expenditures
200,394
"
162, p. 1520.
Sherwin-Williams
: '■
$211.8,42
;6/-7.V
74,080.
*
Co., Cleveland—Sales
Sales
higher—'
;during the first quarter of the company's -fiscal year were -5*"3
of fast year .despite ^Shortages-of -a .number Of -important pig¬
ments and oils.
A. W.
Steudel, President, fold. etockhqlders at the
annual ^meeting .held on -Dec. 11. fie called the popularity of KernTone paint and several other specialty
items, partly re-sponsible fer
fhe -rise"fn- sales.*
•
,
ahead
The company plans to place two new products
pn the •'Wtftrket in the.
future, the stockholders were told. .One is a D)T
concentrate*
pear
for .use in
fype
^V.
co^me^ial buildings
w«ed ki'l—'for
161, p. 2666.
ridding
and
lawns
farms.
of
.it^*
dandelions
• ■
nM
a
hormone--
other
weeds.
Volume
-Number 4449
162
:
TShiiron-Optical'Co., ?Inc.—iCalls Bonds—
THE COMMERCIAL '& -FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1
^
?
and-.60
■
the
of
had: thd
-Holders
-~*V.
1276." 1
157,' p.
.
'v
,
,
'./•_' ■ /.
/,
,
1252.
/See Shuron Optical'Co., Inc.; ..above,-—V. 139, 'P.
6% .preferred
of
■
Land
;
Timber
&
Company
;i
Co., (Inc.
,
revenues
•„!
.
^
___'_!
primarily
engaged
is
in
I
11
'•<
1
/
tion/ of
10,530
'172,639
-167,825
-
.,,,'1.623
"-$56,684
,$54,446
income
deductions
.
8.424
;
^
—
8,472
U 106,435
105,535
,
.
of
in
to
plant
portion
wrapping
-as
the
The
' Net income
dividends
Common
1
!!!!-
—V.,162. p. 2520.
\
:
J..:".;.
;•"; ■ ;x '
-
1
316,419
/V
7
Dec.
headquarters In New York.■<.,
with
<
•
/
department /and
tailers.—^V. -162,
^PURPOSE—Net/proceeds
the
to
to
4V2% (preferred
the
be'received
stock
and
exchange offer
12,422
shares
of
6%
redemption
prices
of
will
be
by'call
or
the
are,
;
respectively,
$102.50,
"jl2
31—,sjl^vt,,!!!,,!•!:■ ZSZ $3,954,4/77
1944
$3,772,308
>i <436,044
.
Operating--'revenue's
Operation'-
•
V 1945
X,512.409
Months Ended Oct.
Maintetlance;"---.^——2-_»Frovlsion
depreciatioji-..—;'--—1
for
Fed. Inc.
and
profits
excess
292,806
292,297
T
!!!
Income
Federal
Taxes—other'than
of
;'
484,672.7
net
"
proceeds
will
company
be
added -to
was
of
.follows:
as
Aug. 31,
-
1945,
■
"Total- earnings
,
income—net
Other
132,654
139,854
$1,257,9l27
81,384,073
757,878
—1—
,
earnings
Interest
__
—.
593,898
deduetions_______.
etc.,
charges,
.
Net
,
■____!—T_.
income
accrued
Dividends
$664,029
cum.
/
,
335,678
335,678
1
118,938 common shares,,
share on
per
v-
.
Common
'
Prior
now
outstanding
the
of
,
of
--Three Months Ended-
!■;"
•Recovery
;
Operating
35.284
—
$153,012
•$4.24
ton——
cost, per
profit
assets
current
54,460
74,532
54,460
74,534
dividends.
'43,518
33,325
58,024
58,024
58,025
!166,650
166,650
166,650
preferred
dividends—
162, p. 2991.
1945—Month—1944
-•
•'
$
162,
818.
p.
; $45,844
issued
and
be
7,780 Shs.
on
Sept,
guaranteed'
11,
11,164,042
21,970
11,142,072
operating
income
9 Mos. End.
:V
Sept. 30—
income
r
Depreciation
Depletion
-w——
—
sale
—
V.
Prov. for
of
has
company
162,
7,780 shs.
15,644,090
13,065,169
,1,008,281
9,679,092
9,815,308
canceled
mtge.
Common
126,34..
and
retired
bonds
and
notes
serial
Payment (Will
be
1,810.000
com.
67,122
47,670
73,450
3.2%
serial
stock
*
*$0.04
v
of
and
•
'
•
PRESENT
6,422
ally
'
'*r
refining.—V.
■v/,.;/-/;::/:
to
shares
and
4%%
preferred
(together
and
in
the
will
company
price,
"
together„• with
centages
162,
:•"'
par)—
the
set
shares
for
fetock
common
$2
revenues—
$1,806,233
cumulative
to
943,886
E.
$2,345,682
H.
Rollins
! 897,118
*113.493
-90.497
61,321
'
244,527
Depreciation
deplet.
S"on-produc. well drill.!
.
Vta.".ndoned
leases
315.035
198,132
■
!
'8,949
of
'
federal income taxes-
income
"$388,979
!
2,211
Net
operating
.
f
$300,037
deprec.
•
3,145
'
v;
;
2;462
Int.
amortiz.—subs..
&
(Balance
•„^J!!«ii—
deductions
Interest
$303,183
$391,190
income
Gross
76,655
$314,535
■■
$495,485
.54,564
104.168
$248,618
$391,316
r
V
'
the
income
—V.. 162,
p.
——
91,423
$223,111
125,355
100,193
$148,425.
..'$265,9611
«&
&
Co.,
hew
have
of
one
135,459
.
preferretifand one share of new preferred plus $7.50 cash for each
6% preferred share.
In 'addition, holders 'making the
exchange will receive in cash
74 cents per share of 7% preferred
Inc._:
stock,
$15,180
$6,048
198,945
Co
be
;■
>'
i
The
Nov.
on
bonds
30,
will
bear
will
1945,
interest
•
dated
be
as -
of
:
•ii%
;
11%
1 '
287
V"
6%
'Net
in
the
including
2.45%
will
and
31
and
Dec.
1953.
on
•
in
I960.
from
payable in
the
31
years
30
bonds
the
in
Interest
June
The
on
shares
and
4 %
96
2%
■
1,753,058
18,779,906
497.707
463,883
5,103,238
income
$328,411
'$339,496
$3,122,922
2,121,337
years
to
1950,
1951
bonds
June
and
of
will
deemed
'207,481
—!___
Co.
peri-annum
30
and
Dec.
interest
be
$113,000
1952, .and
notes -will
be
239,365
2,060,242
Pacific RR.
Co.—Redemption of Bonds—
of
as
of
the
Nov.
left $13,205,000 remaining :to be
re¬
outstanding as of Sept. 30, 1945.—V. 162,
This
30.
.$80,890,000
1930.
p.
Southern Railway—Gross Earnings—
—Week End. Dec. 7-—
Gross
1945
earnings
—V.
;
Jan. 1 to Dec. 7
-1944
$5,072,813
—
1944
1945
$304,361,557 $323,240,879
$6,320,437
162, p. 2861.
■
Southern Union Gas Co., Dallas,
SEC— r
The
company
stock
in
has
fund
Tex.—Registers With
registered -27,000 shares
(par $100) -with-the-SEC.
exchange
an
preferred
cash
offer
to
the
of
4'/2%
cumulative pre¬
-The-eompany is offering 21,521
holders of its $2,152,3.83 25-year
debentures, due Nov. 1, 1967, on the basis of one share
for each $100 of principal amount of debentures with a
adjustment.
underwriters
have agreed
to .purchase any Ahares not issued
exchange offer and the additional 5,479 shares of preferred
net proceeds from "the sale of the stock will be used by
the company to retire any unexchanged debentures at the redemption
price of 300, plus accrued interest.
The balance of net proceeds will
be added to working capital.
E. H. Rollins &t Sons, Inc., heads the
The
the
under
The
stock.
underwriting
group.—V.
162,
p.
2991.
for
from
at
dated
on
each
on
$153,000
payable
31
the
Dec.
June
each
on
and
to
rate
17,
30
$827,234
revenues
Operating
expense
323,400
Amort,
Net
oper.
Other
66,278
74,496
80,412
397
405
$356,192
income
3,692.843
$4,285,112
*
than inc.)
income
$3,868,692
373,697
57,279
574,413
771*791
•819,984
4,818
franchises—
of
490,712
34,106
retirements
for
Prov.
$9,691,515
37,329
-—
(other
1945—12 Mos.—1944
$857,961 $10,550,039
320,565
4,093,919
-$334,331
Maintenance
Dr422
1,089
$357,281
4,868
4,638
$333,908
761,686
872,712
$4,289,750
__:
of
Gross
1945,
and
June
1945—Month—1944
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Taxes
inclusive, $168,000
and
4.317,446
•
$3,081,202
company has reported to the Securities and Exchange • Com¬
that
$67,685,000 of its 4%
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1955, and
for redemption on .Jan.
1, 1946, have been presented for re¬
called
of
30,;\945,
Pennsylvania
3-2%
hear
17,826,298
2686.
Southern
The
sinking
30,
will
1945—10 Mos.-—1944
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Earnings—
of
each
hereof,
instalments
1946
the
on
notes
date
Co.—Earnings—
1945—Month-^-1944
•
1,989,846
income
shares
Income
income
_i
deductions
$4,242,390
2,786,899
____
•'
2,410,780
30
June '30,
the
semi-annually
notes will he secured equally and ratably by
will constitute (a) a direct first mortgagev on
Net
income
Accrued
$1,502,851
dividends
and
Balance
the
cumulative
sold
Aug.
the
above
1).
2861.
•
to
applicable
NOTE—The
the
properties
of
the
company .(other
than
its
in Maine);
(b) a direct first lien on (i) 1,900
$100) ' capital stock of North Louisiana,, &
Gulf RR
located
(par
The
the
on
was
preferred
$1,831,609
stock-
290,570
*381,811
stcck_——
$1,212,280
"$1,449,797
ai|d Dec. 31.
indenture, which
principal
plants
properties
of $123,000
31,
annum
be
Dec.
amount
Dec.
per
share
per
—
taxes
opei'ating
ferred
1945, and will mature
serially in the amount of $153,000 on Dec. 31, 1953, and thereafter on
each June 30 and Dec. 31 to and including Dec.'33, 1955. and there¬
after
cents
mission
i
384
Nov.
12Y2
value, payable Jan. 15, 1946, to holders
$2,827,964
Period—
•12%
576
.
rate
;
$2,562,437 $27,006,066 $25*224,946
demption
20%
192
the
of
$2,815,964
oper.
—V. 162, .p.
exchanged
by an indenture dated Nov.
at
-
12.000
% Un-
528
the company and
and Granting Annuities.
Lives
;
rev._
<
Preferred
528
into. between
entered
-
.
Operating revenues-!
Operating expenses
stock.
OF PROPOSED. FUNDED
DEBT—$2,045,000 of first,
serial/bonds and $),995,000 prnicipal amount of notes
secured
;
*
the
pursuant to
1_—_
and
121/2-Cent
Pay
;
.
.
dividend
a
par
DESCRIPTION
under
To
Cq.
*.,
-26%
;
&
'
$2,574,437 $27,126,066 $25,324,946
12,000
120,000
100,000
con¬
960
Inc
Power
-
no
revenues
Uncollectible
cancelled,
and
1,247
—
.
will-be-issued
to
offer, which expired Dec. .18, called for the'exchange
share of the new preferred for each share of the outstanding
$1,920
declared
Period End. Oct. 31—
acquisition of additional timberiands.
6157*868
exchange
outstanding
241,637
31, 1945.
An initial distribution of like amount
this issue on Oct. 15, last.—V. 162, p. 2991.
on
Operating
*173,072 shs.
annually 1946-1953. Proceeds were used to retire exist¬
ing bond and notes and $2,000,000 will be used for the
62,632'
•5293,327
Bag •& Paper Co., Inc.—Preferred
Stock Offered—A public offering of 17,798, shares of
41%% ($100 par) cumulative preferred stock was made
Dec. 19 at $102.50 per share by an underwriting syn-/
dicate headed by E. H/ Rollins & Sons,-Inc.
These
shares represent the balance of an original issue of 25,000 shares initially offered under an exchange, plan to
holders of the company's currently outstanding 6% and
7% cumulative preferred stocks.,,
;
!,
7%
238,922
Southern New England Telephone
Net
has placed privately (1) $2,045,000 /first mortgage
3.2% serial bonds, due semi-annually 1953-1960, and
(£) $1,955,000 first mortgage ■: 2.45% notes due semi¬
883,.
,
120,873
$608,860
Dec.
Operating
Sells $4,000,000 Bonds and Notes
Privately'—The com-,
$355,960"
Southern Advance
The
162,230
119,946
Colorado
common
disbursed
•/'
"
Co
Insuraonces
!
143,473
2686.
directors
record
of
25,000 shs.
''
Inc...—
Co.__
mortgage 3.2 %
:Net
229,779
79,559
Pay 121//2-Cent Common Dividend—
The
from
pany
3,817
v
-^Southeastern Corp.
|627,354
101,936
divs.—
&
162, p.
To
.
opposite theiif respective names and (ii) the per¬
4Vi% preferred stock set opposite their re¬
$102.50 per share plus dividends from Dec. 1 ,1945:
Sons
Biddle, :Whclen
$352,143
$493,023
:
$304,288
117,047
*25,801 shs.
preferred
Burr,
Bioreu. &
<263
13,500
-
•'
'
'
■
95,248
:
.49,133
.
,
1945—2 Mos.—1944
$317,470
maint,_._:
Southern
1,955.000
issued
were
convertible
Lane, Space ahd Co., Inc.—
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.
;
Barrow, Leary & Co
34*077'
1)484
13,500
137,220
76,121
40,133
taxes
;
Co., Ltd.—Earnings—
"
conversion,
.
Stroud
'
"L484
—__'!
.102,876
General
•
upon
cumulative
$2
Johnson,
233,527
'
15,527
&
Boenning
SI, 706,376
1,220,766
710*909
T 84,348
-
1945—Month—1944
—
Common Dividend—
issue
unexchanged
names, .at
'
1945—12 Mos. —1944 v
$1,368,969
expenses
Maintenance „——'—-
oper.
accrued
with
:
Shares
3ross
America, N.T.&S.A./
of
time and receive the full
interest to Jan. 4, 1946.—
$7,795
and
—<V.
stock
principal underwriters have agreed, sever¬
purchase (i) the number of shares of 4ya%
'
Coffin
Dperating
Bank
any
$2,045,000
„—500,000 shs.
shares of
jointly,
.
stock
of
spective
Southeastern Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings1945—r9 Mos.-r-l944
at
2686.
p.
Surplus
Outstanding
Preferred
period End. Sept. 30—
shares
Taxes
and
the
$2,045,000
Aug. 31, 1945, 3,211
stock were presented
rights of
not
preferred
require
the
.
their
present
72,682
Oper.
FINANCING
notes
'Authorized
v
.
bonds—i——
UNDERWRITERS—The
..
v:;
these/ products
($1
vertible .preferred
$197,280
$0.06
$122,069
:
shrs.i—//
interest.
both
platinum;
;i930.-
p.
profit———
made <«t
Calif.
may
•Period End. Nov.-30—
Int.,
(par $1).
In addition, the company will,
exchange period ana receipt of the proceeds
the
'Subsequent
85.000
the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1945, -the subsidiaries-of
produced 40,344 ounces of crude gold and 14.288 ounces'of
During
comoanv
crude
on
minority
"Excluding
•
net
share
per
Stocks—
called
Gross <earnings
to
conversion
•'Consolidated
Earn,
117,853,670.108,560,548
-82,567,099
73,280,947
19,642,481 422,214^432
-7.423,291
2,352,189
C366.592
Southern Canada Power
12,422 shs;
-2.45%
notes,', due semi•
•!.
annually %!—1,955,000 • : '
4'/a% cum. pfd. stock ($100 par)
25,000 shs.
$2 cum. conv..;pfd. stock ($50
par)—_ 29,014 shs.
$51^.561
5?'5^2
——,
income taxes—v,
U. S. income taxes.———••':!;
Colombian
227,903
390,930
Angeles,
under-the
First
*1944
'
132,631
——
—
for
Prov.
"1945
$471,742
•
——
205,732
2398.
p.
redemption
29,012 shs.
166,650 shs.
First: mtge.
•
$
--
•
118,059;402108,788,451
3,394,384
Income
dividends.
1945,. .by> -Advance Land &
principal and interest—by
to
as
prepaid
I.'1,
; South American Gold & Platinum Co.—Earnings—
Consolidated
$
■
125*605
-
„_
t-v,
Co.-—Earnings—
1945—lOMos.—1944
.
$
•
13,534,701
*400,000
and
$651439
for redemption on-Jan. 4, next, ^ill»of ( Its
outstanding 20,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock and 12,000
shares
of 5%
cumulative
preferred stock at $26.25 per share and
underwriters of the shares of 4J/2%
preferred stock not
exchange offer, call for redemption all shares of 7%
preferred stocks not surrendered pursuant to the exchange
offer and after the
redemption date eliminate the authorization of
.7% and 6% preferred stocks.:
As a Result, it is anticipated that the
Capitalization of the company will be substantially as follows:
*
$773,763
$804,153
$790,261-
the
$3.06
s
$19,075
—$5,235
—-—
$674,296
74,532
Southern California Water Co.—Calls Pfd
and -6%
$3.91*
S3.80
$4.48
ton——
J
notes
stock
common
issued
$214,040
$182,679
$4.33
———
per
Operating
Net
——!!'
milled
Tons
•Production
Crl47,573
$307,729
"54,460
The
.
currently with the delivery of the
all
existing
bonds
and
serial
mortgage
expiration
June 30.'45. Mar. 31/45
43.025
54,685,
Sept. 30.'45
exc.
$565,375
Net
"'$1,141,000
224,678 shs.
1
Dr249,301
55,899
Net
aggregate
principal
amount of $4,000,000.
Also, pursuant to action taken by the stock¬
holders on. Nov. 13,
1945, the charter of the company was amended
to authorize 25,000 shares
of. 414%: cumulative preferred stock (par
$100) per-share and 500,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) and
the change of each share of common stock
(no par) into one share
Mines Ltd.- -Earnings, etc.
Sladen Marlartic
Period—
or
serial
Co., Inc.,
the company) will
first
t
,
'
1
w— u-
•40,845
Holders
12,423 shs.
par)
Timber
the ~"»nk of the Manhattan Company, trusN Y.
V:
pnt-lon. '""^nder said bonds at any ume
and receive the full redemption price,-plus accrued interest to Jam. 14,
1946.
See also V. 162. p. 2990.
'>
r; ;,7,
:
;
.
to
offered,
$600,000
Payment will be made at
tee. 40 Wall 'St.. New Y~-k.
h ' Bondholders, may at t,h«»ir
(no
"
-
,u—'
'tax—.—,,,-'
—V. '162,
the
29,014 shs.
CAPITALIZATION, GIVING EFFECT TO
;,
fn-mto^ie bonds,.4%- series due 1966,
have been called for redemption t n Jan. -14 1946. at 103 Hi- and interest.
All
stock
'
'
r
;
1944
$2.44
S2.76
/ Calls Bonds—
,
of
"■Subsequent to Aug. 31, 1945, $103,000 retired
$100,000 of serial promissory notes/prepaid.
$290,516'
$328,351
Balance
Earnings
pfd.
conv.
unamort.
of
dividends
Outstanding
.
($100 par)____^_—i
stk. ($50 par)__^.__
pfd. stk.
cum.
1,383,621
'$65l;i39
(Operating
revenues—
13,509,096
Operating expenses
-13,828*225
Operating taxes
Cr3,713,513
the
$6,000,000
($100 par)^
6%
$626,194
stocks—
preferred
on
of
500,000
cum..pfd. stk.
$2
877,027
$923,598
dividends
os
7%
and
617,811
•-$417,802
..
'inch
''Net
capital
-Authorized
mtge. bonds, 3!/2% series due 1958
Serial proniissory
notes, due $100,000
annually on Dec. 18, 1945 to -1948,
$1,244,218
'604,799
$307,729
revenues_i.__
Uncollectible oper. rev._
'"
First
365,672
per
capitalization
the
ii
"•
the
and
working
199,920
132,573
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph
'
.
$1,125,273
the
;•
.
CAPITALIZATION—-As
477.373
180,275
'384,021
taxes___
such
company.
155.B02 ,141,589.
.
395,259
337,160
<131,381
Period End. Oct. 31—
.
-
215,884
136,157
taxes
209,973
preferred
—V.
share, plus, in each instance, accrued dividends to the date of redemp¬
tion, 7 In the event .that all of such presently outstanding 7% and 6%
preferred
stocks Were
retired
by call for redemption,
the amount
required to effect such redemption would be $2,163,870,, plus accrued
dividends from Dec. 1, 1945, to the date of
redemption.
The balance
(estimated at a maximum of $323,277 and a minimum of $282,873)
& Electric Co.
Sioux City Gas
$2^,600,353
prof. • taxes
exc.
Operating
$110
!$2,533,045
charges
income
on
par),
<$1,384,071
preferred
$2
the presently
stock <($100 par)
($100
other
Common
from the
retire, either pur¬
stock
194,057
$1*180,068
profit-__„
6%
for, redemption,
preferred
94,050
$1,801,498
731,847
7%
■
.
'$2,390,380
profit
•''Balance to surplus—!
company
to
cumulative preferred
cumulative
which
by
utilized
1,630
$1*190,013
profits
had approxi¬
approximately
77-.)-•
-.7
.
with
2,155,040
$1,086,017
mium
countries.
and its-subsidiaries
compared
as
outstanding 7*780 shares of 7%
month. Volume production us
will 'be made through .selected
stores,,-electric utility >and appliance re¬
A- !!/!.•' -f-ws
%■
furniture
p. 2489.
employees
31, ,1939.
suant
v.'
>
showings are planned -for -next
for -the Spring;1' Distribution,
(Mnitial
1,600
sale of
foreign
Aug. 31,11945,.'the oompany
mately
-fM- announced, t.by-this* cornpany.,. ,on j-Dec.^lO.-, ■,, ^v-;-;
v
ir Company; lias
mad©- extensive plans to manufacture and.1 morclian-^
disc the new blanket - and etsablished. an electronic blanket-division
Vscheduled
of
As
Blanket— v(:
2,112,555
charges
part of
its ..products -for ;export !-to-certain
marking'..the- first use of the -electron in bed,
i'An'electronic; blanket,
-
:
...
Simmons Company—Produces Electronic
;
!
210,000';;
317,218"
____
2,044,587
Reduction
the bags and wrapping paper manufactured by
by it to wholesalers and jobbers, although a small
amount
is sold directly'to
consumers, - -Company's products are not
sold pursuant^to <-long-term contracts but
pursuant to current orders
received' and
accepted from
time
to
time.
While 'its 'business
is
largely confined to the United States, company sells a small amount of
$559,863
210,000
$567,378:
! $45,755
$48,260
_____
dividends
Preferred
1,363,652
(net)
the company is sold
•:
4,471,049
oper." expenses™
Net inc. for the period
Writeoff
of
call
pre¬
of
greater
$9*017,069
4,785,193
Total
standard »jnercantiie
amount
$8,698,947
6,289,657
Federal
uses
company
•1942
3,566,702
Federal
is
paper, -but -the
1943
$6,016,372
Operating
by the company, and incident thereto pro¬
other naval stores as by-products.
A por¬
paper
this -paper is., sold
-Years Ended Dec. 313944
Other income—
was
of
J8 Mos. End.,
less returns, etc.
'Operating
by rail.
Company
normally used in
whiGh
of
used
pulpwood
•&
sold. excl.
depreciation-,
-of
1940,
16% dn
22% in the eight
and
of '"Advance -Land
Cost of goods
in
<A. substantial
company's
pulp; practically all
of
1944
the balance -of
stock
EARNINGS
$8,524,258
Other
and
commodity bags, together with a
specialty bags for various uses. -Company also owns
a ibleachery,
which is now idle but which was formerly utilized in the
production'of bleached kraft paper which was sold as bleached wrap¬
ping paper and was also converted into bleached kraft-bags.
'
$665,399
;
8,691
-
7,311
$673,814
..V
kraft
turpentine -and
-some-
small
$656,926
-$666,503
$52,823
transported
is
manufacture
various
'
sale
and
capital
OF
"Aug. 31,'45
the greater part of the.paper it produces in the manufacture of
paper
bags of various kinds, the bulk of which consists of grocers' bags and
128,870
122,070
14,032
-'(Utility- oper.
income ",r! $55,140
Other;-income (net)—tL
1*544
Income
duces
268,349
13,600
i
*Oross-
165,654
250,786
14.122
22%
and
the
278,400
'
.+'•
1945,
timberiands
by,-others.
201,945
s
manufacture
,$100)
'
.
:pulp,
own
pulpwood
manufactures
266,202
21,675
22,900
23,300
-
,
ended'Aug.-31,
the
-11,652
16,544-
".i 23,816
Fed;, normal and .surtax
Fed. excess profits-tax
Retire.--reserve accruals
the
•
obtained/from'lands. owned
$2,664,076
1,025-665
1,049,953
!
taxes
'
,
$2,757,-713
..
shares '(par
245
Co., ,Inc.
Sales of bags,-paper and
bags, wrapping paper and other paper made entirely from kraft
its own .(manufacture.
It owns timberiands producing pulpwood.
The major portion
of the pulpwood used is purchased from
other growers and
from contractors.
Company obtained 3%
of its
months
95,938
92,682'
-
(ii)
SUMMARY
pulp-of
<1945—12 MPs.—1944
-$229,550
$239,205
___
'___!:
Maintenance
General
?1945--Month—1944
31——J-,
-Period Ehd.\Oct.
Operating
and
paper
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—Earnings-
Operation
accrued
of
; -'
,
.
requirements from it3
1941,v21% (in 1942, 35% dn 1943,
,
adjustment
,
pulpwood
'
in
-AND
BUSINESS—Company -was
incorporated -May 28,
1927, >in Maine and maintains principal executive offices at 38 New¬
bury St., Boston <16, Mass., and 6 State St., Bangor, Me.
Company
has
two
subsidiaries,
North
Louisiana
&
Gulf
RR.
and
Advance
Inc.—Bonds Called—
Shur-On Properties Co.,
t
't
Dec.
interest: to
accrued
share
per
Timber
.--•HISTORY
of receiving the full -redemption price,/plus
15, 1945, at any,time on or after Dec. 1.
option
cents
dividends.
outstanding Shur-On Properties Co., Inc.,.collateral'trust
6%
bonds-due serially to'April 1, 1951, were recently called ,for re¬
demption on Dec. 15, 1945, at 100 and:interest.'
Payment is being
made at the New York Trust Co., trustee ana registrar, New York, N. Y.
All
3119
31,
common
Jacksonville
1945,
and
but-earnings
statements
for
Majrlin-Mexia
of
these
all -periods
properties
group
properties
prior
to
were
included
are
that
date.—V.:
......
,
,
<■
in
162,
,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
H20:
'
STATEMENT
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
:■$
Operating
•
•..
207,221
14.000,535
12.891,050 138,327.682
9,047,879
7.674,843 . 86,609,113
3,373,830;
3.550,418 . 35.250,140
124,334.969
75,782,570
32,536.086
16,368,429
13,710,175
from
revenues
taxes
Operating
,
operating
16,016,313
13,147,899
—V.
162,
1,665,789
1,578,826
1,315,797
income
income
._
1,394,740
(other
286,352
114,091
than
70,539
136,308
100,263
tax
38.120
income
39.021
56,852
This
of
47,000
82.000
Spiegel, Inc.—November Sales
and
-V,
—
figures include mall order
'its subsidiaries.. No comparison is available because
sales were reported in 1944.-r-V. 162, p. 2313.
These
int..
on
162, p.
1
The
9334
only-mail order
payable
V.
$1,681,353
distribution
declared
17
15.
like
of
been
awarded
for
contract
a
the
management
and
garage
Additional
theater
and
food
units
market,
at- a
anticipated
recreational
Propane Gas Corp.
cost
will
faculties.—V.
of
approximately-
include
162,
number
a
of
2191.
p.
Securities Offered—
—
1957^ and 493,155 shares of common stock.
The debenare
priced at 103 and interest and the common
dividend of
i*fegular quarterly
a
i
.
stock at $9.50 per share.
cumulative preferred stock, series A,
holders of record Dec..31, 1945.•
amount
was
made on Oct.
15, last,—'
1946
re¬
tures
the 334 'r
on
Jan.
that
503.
p.
of
account
on
expected
materially the bal¬
a
"Community Center" which will be built in *.
Glenn H. McCarthy,' well-known developer of oil
units will consist-of apartment: hotel building, swimming :
Suburban
(Ohio)—Preferred Dividend No. 2—
Dec.
on
not
Financing for this newly organized corporation involves >
an offering to the public Dec. 21 by an investment banking group headed by Eastman, Dillon & Co., of $4,500,- >
000 12-year 4^4% sinking fund debentures due Dec.
1,:
2861.
cents per. share
initial
An
'■ ,<
53,246
$1,821,862
$863,963
is
will affect
of
six-story
stores,
79,534
40,699
78.960
29,852 x
$927,829
directors
$100,
par
,
59,598
42.110
income
Standard Oil Co.
*.}}.
• $8,672,149 $61,(63,-2
and retail sales of company and
1945—
•Consolidated net sales—
Ended Nov. 30,
59.127
assumed
Net
:.■
:•
.
162,
adjustments
It
contracts.
for
Tex.,
$11,000,000.
$5,348,971
3,547,385
!, »'
55.482,395
3,528,327
$3,612,765
2,659,352
2,643,327
expense
Taxes
,
•
discf
has
Corporation
First
pool,
71,000
$3,672,393
debt—.
debt
of
subject .to
are
which is in process
Webster Engineering Corp.—New Contract—
construction
fields.
56.866
54.000
...
funded
on
Amortiz.-
Dana,
1945
Government
1944
presented.—V.
as
&
Houston,
in¬
inc.
Fed.
for
Gross
A.
Int.
,
President, on Dec. 3 announced that the annual
wheeling of the stockholders will be held sometime in February, 1946,
"instead .of Dec. 17, 1945.' This was done in order to give the company
$ime to adjust its financial records in the prosecution and acceptance
-of all Its termination claims.—V. 162, p. 818.
:
'
: ".
!*
■
$5,863,452
308,329
taxes)
come
Provv
$6,065,884
221.014
.1—
service
Legal
$3,990,339
226.125
'
of
795
and
expenses
and
1944
for
sheet
ance
389,614
$4,104,729
fiscal
adminis.
Adjourned—
Spicer Manufacturing Corp.—Meeting
•Period
686
2686.
p.
Charles
288,920
12,307
.
Corporate.'
Taxes'
.'Net
Net
266.106
for
renegotiation
negotiation
$3,473,043
85,698.716
1 354,606
12.562
Stone
Total
Operating
Operating expenses !
$3,700,733
interest..
Miscellaneous
231,477
15,804
18.636
re"v._
_
1945—12 Mos.—1944
$3,826,316
assoc.
Only)
Electric. Co.
Gas-&
1945—9 Mos.-—1944
cos..!
othersa—'
from
Divs.
■
14.019,173
revenues™—
Uncollectible oper.
Divs.
(Standard
INCOME
OF
Period End. Sept. 30—
1945—10 Mos.—1944
■■ '
;.
$
?
12,906.854 138,534.903 124,566,446
IMS—Month—1944
Period End. Oct. 31—
Monday, December 24, 1945
profits
v
The
corporation will .use $8,000,000 of the proceeds as part of the '
purchase price for the
13 Eastern Retail Districts
of .the
Phtlgas
Division acquired from Phillips Petroleum Co.
Also payable to Phillips--
to
162, p. 2686.
to
complete the purchase agreement is $3,000,000 principal amount of
corporation's 15-year debentures, junior to the sinking fund de-
the
Earnings—
Springfield Street Railway
Sept, 30—
Period End.
162, p. 2793.
•Loss.—-V.
$7,519
*$7,961
'/
'
profit™
Net
'X
/
9 Mos. End.
$33,584
$10,195
v
income
Net
'Earns,
Squibb & Sons—Earnings--
(E. R.)
Net after expenses
v
Net
1945
•'
•
:
—....—,v
.
1,290,197
$481,440
.
•Net
profit
Com.
shrs.
-
outstdg.™-.
per
com.
shr.
.tEar-ns;
,
V,
1942
;
*After charges and Federal taxes. r
;
the
For
quarter
with
compared
Sept.
ended
1945.
30,
and
$83,545
'
v;
;
Corp.—Earnings—
Standard Forging
'
the,
Secretary,
1945 would be approximately $115,000. basing
connnltments to be filled by the end of the fiscal
on
first
The
shares ($1 part common stock were
by a group of underwriters headed by
Shields & Co.., The remainder
of the 254,000 outstanding shares—
or
143,926 shares—was retained by corporation officials and original
110,074
when
19
$11.50
at
stockholders.—V.
share
per
162,
^
1400.
p.
v-
for
redemption
/
;
v
of
stock.—V.
common
162,
2399.
p.
.
v.
160,
572.
p.
The
of
given the right to purchase between
Net
Net
income
Holders
•Dec.
record
1945,
24.
■held
of
at
the
received
and
Dec.
Jan.
15
24,
value
asset
the
at
no
were
1946. one
the
of
stock
new
on
company's office.—V.
share'for each ten shares^
the subscription is
the. date
162,
p.
declared
stock
common
sales
;
of
(par
$1;
held,
Stock
to
holders
payable
of
record
Payments during
cash; ; and on July
1945
Jan.
whole
the
1946.
10,
5 <7,
of
On
l/20th
or
common
FOR
9
MONTHS
ENDED
SEPT.
30.
1945
Federal income and
profits taxes™—
excess
Railways
Pittsburgh
Subsidiaries
and
and
Qther
*.Based
"$172,947
Subsidiary Companies:
Oper, revs.—electric. J_
Oth^r
.
misc.
69,869,602
16,458.613
1,718,344
,
69,148,968
16,163,503
93,604.920
22,248.808
2,397,298
•
X (James)
Total
88.046,559
Maint.
Taxes
&
5.308.342
repairs....
5,254,374
9,987,364
42,154,438.
7,123,485
13,320,626
5,832,712
7,904.691
7,828,524
819,355
1,125,604
1,126,630
5.154.319
6.544,184
* 7.423,832
res..
9,936,394
than
inc.)
5,945,169
(oth.
State
30,143,752
deplet.
118.251,026 116.891,352
and
41,081.199
7,082.625
13,362,710
iri-
foreign
"
taxes
come
Fed.
800,936-
income
Fed.
profits taxes
excess
Net
income.
oper.
Other
Gross
•5,573,139
income
23.885,840;
J
7,097,271
Dr415,814
31,888.561
Dr520,458
23.470,026
31,176,882
31,368,103
10,925,100
.
8,276,298
31,801,700
» Dr624,818
23,729.234
'
.
deductions
5,774,319
24,196,270
_
income' (net)
Income
4,930,373
t&xes____
:
10,922,145
14,228,179
14,053,740
Dr467,036;
*
Balance
Divs.
12,804,134
capital stocks
by public..:.-..
12,547,831
16,948,703
6,009,948
_™_
_™_
6,005,802
8,025,704
17.314,363
on
held
Minority interest-in
distrib.
net
8.054.971
un-
The
V
income..
76,041
141,938
154.438
313^207
Producing
York
New
Refining
&
Co.
above.—V.
authorized
has
StockExchange
161, p.
the
at
1664.
listing
r"
shares
10.680
,
agreement with Gibson Canning Co. (111.), under which the comoamagrees
(aV to cause its subsidiary, Stokely Foods, inc. to buy from
Gibson, at cost to Gibson, all of, its inventory of merchandise, live¬
stock and supplies, as at a date to be selected by the company, but
not
later than Nov. 30,
1945, for $200,000 in cash, to be paid on
1945,.
1,
the
and
balance
of
price
the
to
be
paid
in
non-
negotiable demand promissory notes of Stokely Foods, Inc.; (bj to
purchase all Gibson's assets including any unpaid notes of Stokely
Foods, Inc. but excluding land, buildings and equipment, all subject
to the current, liabilities of Gibson, for 7,250 shares of 5%
cumulative
prior
stock
preference
of-Gibson's land,
I.,
the
subsid.
Other
Gas
of
($20 par;; and (c) to purchase from Gibson
buildings and equipment," subject to any. mort¬
(not exceeding an unpaid principal, amount in the sum of*
and subject to a lease to Stokely Foods. Inc. for a term¬
commencing Dec. 1,
1945, in exchange for the issuance
of
760 shares of 5 %
cumulative prior preference stock, and 10,680
shares of common stock.
The closing date under the purchase contract
is to be not later
than Jan.-15, 1946,• unless extended by the consent of the company
and of Gibson Canning
Co.—V. 162, p. 2991.
gages
or
companies-
inc.
&
income
of
from
Divs.
from
6,400,141
8,768,561
8,946,185
Co.:
assoc.
cos..
159,235
cos...
interest-
other
Miscellaneous
159,271
288,920
212,415
<212,361
266,106
354,606
339,614
12,307
vears
686
12,562
795
7,155,793
6,849,018
9,348,144
Mr.
&
Corporate,
9 Months
for
and
Net
226,125
tax,.
136,308
56,852
82,000
56,866
47,000.
6,471,444
8,764,655
9,034,474
•Mfg. cost and sell,
Net
71,000
profit
Deprec.
ard
Int.
net
Charges
Gas
"Taxes
of
6,723,45^"
Elec.
2,643,327
2,659,352
3,528,327
disc.
59,127
expense
assumed
Prov.
taxes
on
int.
42,110
,
income..
net
'•Including
electric
leaseholds, etc.
$
198,434,192 317,150,233 262,534,622
9,093,001
sales
plant
and equip.
887,478
437,467
15,413,011
856,414
627,314
14,252,084
824,335
295,664
—
1,125,000
1,200,000
5,408,000
9,857,000
9,380,000
It
will
become
Chemical
Sun
of
the
such
in
cor¬
agree¬
\
^
the
featured
in
9 Mos. End.
integral
an
of
part
Corp.
~
Fine
the
■■"'■.'■./.v-
,
chemicals and*
industrial
compounds, including materials for waterOther
manufactures
are
metallic
fabrics.
of
fabric
finishes.
announcing
for
for
months
said
of
excess
sept.
30
Ink, Corp.)
1944
•
1943
:
1
the
of
sale3
that
$20,000,000.
ended
Printing
1S45
'
$821,636
$866,341
".
$719,227
42,195
43,221
$1,163,453
:
.1942
$853,715
44,705
;
.
:V'.>:X
$898,937
$761,422
172,563
128,805
138.728
taxes
492,639
317,986
341,295
147,750
291.414
$498,250
$419,549
$418,914
$322,258
stk. outstdg._
^,044,001
735,000
735.000
735,000
share.$0.37
$0.37
$0.36
$0.23
r™™__
deductions'
Prov.
in
$1,042,733
120,720
—
income
Gross
acquisition,
were
nine
Sept. 30—
*
the
1944
profit
income
Federal
for
Net
Shs.
X
profit
com.
per
earnings for 1945 include one month's 'operations of A-1
CoV Which was acquired on Aug. 31 in line with the com¬
NOTE—The
C,
Horn
for
only
162, p.
the
1945
month,
one
increased
was
—V.
of
comparison
since
proper
into the general paint and chemical field.
to expand
direct
No
ii
as
a
*
share earnings for the two periods
includes earnings of A. C, Horn Co.
per
total
of common shares outstanding
acquisitions from 735,000 to 1,044,001.
yet the
result of
number
2862.
X
X
'
Sunray Oil Corp.—Earnings— Xs
X
•Net
income
income
Number
Earned
of
'
1,223,824
1,035,747*
2,77« 304
$0.35
2,770 384
^_™™
shares
common
.1™.
^
share
per common
'•After taxes and charges.—V.
(
1944
$8,203,096
^
>'
■
.
1945
$9,653,613
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
,
Gross
$0.31
162, p. 2191.
Superior Portland Cement, Inc.—75-Cent Dividend—
The
Dec.
corporation on Dec.
a
dividend of 75
14,
these
shares; formerly
1944,
and
amounted
paid to
22
cents
known
to
50
per
cents
stockholders
common
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
sales
per
share.-^-V.
162, p.
Other
V.
1945
^
1440.
XX
*
-
1943
1942
$21,182,741 $10,472,457
1944
$9,428,855 $13,479,638
Operating profit
of record
share. The previous payment on
B stock, was made on Oct. 28,
class
as
"/' Superior Steel Corp.—Earnings—
Net
920,723
1,835,919
5,200,542
16,289
64,183
108,615
income
Total
income
•Federal
2,947,284
2.552,084
No.
$943,012
&
income
profit-
of
2,220,185
Earnings
^™
44,909
•Includes
113.276
income,
surtax
4,820,275
• -
$278,277-
-
•
1,810,000
$488,882
$4$5,094
113,276
$1.75
Federal
$2,265,094"
.*
1,621,825
$198,712
share
per
$5,309,157
'
744,300
shares-
common
$1,900,102.
exc.
etc
taxes,
and
excess
113^276*
113.276
$2.45.
$4.32
profits
$4.02
taxes,
State
income, capital stock tax and post-war adjustments and contingencies.
The net
profit for the Sept. 30, 1945 quarter was $38,873 or 34 cents
share, compared with $76,126 or 67 cents a share for third quarter
ago.
The net for the Sept. quarter of 1945 includes a Federal
tax credit
of $113,400
over-provision of taxes for the first half of
a
a
year
year.
Exclusive
for
$74,527
the
59.598
78.960
79.534
29,852
53,246
40,699
Shares
of
3,978,893
power
-
and
.
gas
3.722,642
purchased
5,104,122
and
5,366,856
amortizatzion
of
com.
Earnings per
on
th£
a
2,223,985
$1.27
$1.14
special tools, dies, etc., but excluding de¬
2,355,477
interest and
of
2,320,481
$1.00
share„_
^Including amortization
As
2,360,056
...
stock outstanding™
common
of
this
quarter.—V.
credit,
161,
commitment fee.
has been found that no excess profits
contracts have been realized by the corporation dur.ng
result of renegotiation, it
Government
years
ended Dec. 31,
1942
and Dec. 31,
1943.
The corporation's
Sweets Co. of America,
9 Months Ended
Sept. 30—
•Net
profit
tEarnings per
•After
taxes.
p.
would
there
have
been
a
loss
of
2152.
Inc.—Earnings—
1945
$136,941
com.
charges
tOn
sh.
and
85,000
'•
acquisition,
/
announced
diversified line of
a
finish
companies
Operathig
Oiher
this
excess
—
profit for the period
Net
3,547,385
preciation,
Consnl,
provided
Co.;
debt
debt
from
prop.,
etc., net____
for
contingencies
for Fed. income
and
profits
of Stand¬
funded
on
Amortiz.
and
&
income
on
1943
$
"
and gen. exps. 189,341,191 301,737,222 ,248,282,539
Interest,
Prov.
Consol.
Inc.
domestic and foreign,..™
sales,
100,263
39,021
54,000
in¬
inc.
286,352
38,120
than
221,014
70,539
308,329
114,091,
Fed.
*
<£
taxes)
come
stock
common
as
17
Dec.
on
(Formerly General
Net
1944
1945
Ended Sept. 30—
Co.:
expenses
service
(other
"Taxes
'TTov.
Elec,
fiscal
adminis.
Legal
textile
Schoepf,
combined
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Studebaker Corp.
9,548,955
Exps. & taxes of Stand¬
Gas
the
and Rock Hill, S. iC. Subsidiaries include Warwick Wax Co..
plant at Chanute, Kan., and Impregnole Corp. of New York.:
being a sales organizatloh which handles distribution of
a
( profits
%
Total
ard
of
Warwick
"
Electric
Divs.
6,718,145
Standard
of
those
and
latter
Warwick's
7
$6,200»,
Balance
oi
liabilities
1945
and related products. The company's
main plant is
Warwick, R. I. Other plants are at Wood River Junction,-
West
R.
,
•
Dec.
the
30,
assets
common;.
common
of 5% cumulative prior preference stock ($20
additional •shares of common stock ($1 part to oe
issued in connection with the acquisition of all of the assets subject
to oil of its liabilities of Gibson Canning Co., making the total num¬
ber of shares of the respective classes of shares the listing of whl^h
has
been
applied for 343,311 shares of 5 9c
cumulative prior pref¬
erence
stock and 899.460 shares of common <stock.
" 7
On
Nov.
14,
1945. the directors of the
company authorized
an
addition
and
part
all
'
435,285
and
the
Warwick Chemical Co. with Ernest Nathan con-*
of
treatment
.
pany's plans
8,010
and
Deprec.
86,852,035
31.355.936
„
preferred
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.-^Listing of Additional Stocks
"
•Operation
$1.50
Stewart & Co., Inc. (X. J.)—Acquired—
Panhandle
See
2.169,023
:
of
of
and
waxes,
Earnings
92,692,126
22.030,203
1,539,564
shares
the nine
for
-
services.
17,866
on
outstanding at close of the period, earnings per common share
months were .35 cents—V. 162, p. 2399.
shares
Street
1945—12 Mos.—1944
1945—9 Mos.—1944
End.-Sept. 30-r
repellant
soaps,
Other
Railway Subsidiaries of Philadelphia Co.)
Period
specializes in
504,979
332,032
2862.
Standard Gas & Electric Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
incl.
/
of
Sept."
V
...
shares
t
manufactures
in
$3,404,671
after chargesi-™™_™i-.^™„_i.^___™_u,w___;
for
Prevision
Division
earnings
—i
-
heretofore
properties
.
its President.
as
Warwick
of
of
President,
company of
tinuing
'
—
of
stock
-y
/
its
!
Schoepf,
Chemicals
-
EARNINGS
•
corporation
as
distribution
stockholders
authorized.
K.
/. by this
stock
cents
10
books
-
of
83,000
of
of
shares
all
Expansion— /
.
2,
Jan.
of
shares;.
transfer
to
its
on
the
and
the
to
was
Albin
treasury
Net 'profit
(Not
•
'
company's
,
follows:
stock.
as
in
of
share
from
1946
number
1,133,957
In consideration
assumption by the
the
Warwick
•!
■
dividend
each
31,
were
5%.
31,
stock
a
for
Jan,
total
authorized
recorded
listing of 83,000
(par $1) upon official notice of issuajiceacquisition
of all
of the
properties
and
good will of Warwick Chemical Co, (Rhodes
by
poration
ment
/'■'v.-;
have
directors
share
one
recently
stock
Exchange has authorized the
the
the
listed
be
is
and
with
declared a dividend of $5.85 per share on
par value,
payable Dec. 24, to holders of
record Dec. 14. Of this payment, 20 cents represents investment in¬
come
and $5.65 capital gains. Payments of 25 cents each were made
on
April 16. July 16 .and Oct. 15. this year. Distributions in 1944
totaled $3.70 per share, "and. in addition, the corporation in April of
that year split-up the shares on a two-for-one. basis.
directors
common
of
■
State Street Investment Corp.—$5.85 Special Dividend
The
the
*
Warwick ih the ordinary coutse of business between:such
date
and
the
closing.
There are only three stockholders of
Warwick.
At
a
meeting of the' stockholders of Warwick held on
Nov.
26, 1945, the agreement dated Oct. 29, 1945 was approved by*
stockholders, and the transfer of the properties and assets of War- -r
wick
to
the
corporation wfis likewise approved, and the dissolution
v.
;
to
Warwick
:': • /
The - proceeds, estimated
at more than $900,000. will be added to
working capital and, according to present plans, will be used in retiring
$406,000 of
bank indebtedness and in buying certain plant facilities
new
owned bv the government at a cost of $743,000.—V. 162, p. 1556;
'
public.
in
are
stock
the
corporation
incurred
new
the
the
stock
^
Sterling, Inc.—To Pay 5% Stock Dividend—
•,
to
with
making
and
Warwick
company has
to
-,
<\
Corp.—Listing of Additional Common—o
Stock
common
together with
listed
according • to: their, pre-emptive rights.
The underwriter will receive v
50 cents-for each share sold to stockholders and $1 a share for those
sold
Its
connection
Island"
.
as
of
assets,
.
Jan,
on
York
New
shares
'-
.
principal underwriters.'
'.;V':•
$8 par value preferred will be first offered at $10 a share
accrued
dividends to the holders'of outstanding common stock
and
Corporation took
Standard Forgings
of
financing
public
Sept.
v:..
Sterling Engine Co., Buffalo—Registers With SEC—
The
.
offered
shares
named
On this basis,, the year's earnings would total approx¬
$1.96 per share on 254,000 shares outstanding.
Unfilled orders as of Nov. .30 were approximately $4,000,000 he,said.
place
called
be available
.y
,
while
the
properties of Suburban Gas
York and Pennsylvania.—V. 162, p. 2687.
Sun Chemical
The
the
those for
registered with the SEC 100,000 shares of 55-eent •*
cumulative convertible preferred stock and<i50.000 shares of common.
reserved for the: conversion privileges. 'Buri & Co. of New York are
$500,000,, or
imately
v
year.
The
Dec. 31.
year
has
•
Columbia
of
New Jersey,. New
1945 on the first preferred stock has been declared and will
be paid on Dec. 31, 1945,
to holders of record Dec. 20, 1945.:
v
Following these redemptions, there will remain outstanding 298,108
the
"
;
District
'
18,251 outstanding shares-of 57; non-cumulative second ^preferred stock
ht $20 per share.
Payment will be made at The Hamilton National/
Bank of Knoxville,- Knoxville, Tenn.
The last quarterly dividend for
of
quarter:
figure
^
1944
+
$95,288
estimated that earnings after taxes
Davidson.
last
the
net
share,
1945
$76,090:;
Quarter End. Sept. 30—
"Net profit after taxes',—™_™™i;^™™:™i_
.Harry. J.
a
share for the Sept. 30, 1944
/•.,
;XV<' -V0;
\
cents a
9
...quarter.;—V. 161, p. 2793.
in
reports
company
after taxes and charges, equal to 8 cents a
of $65,121,
income
:
'
15. next, all of
the 19,900 shares of 6?r
cumulative preferred stock at $55 per share. ."
and accrued dividends from Jan. 1 to Jan. 15, 1946,
and all of the
.
$243,748 * $244,094
216,893 ; . 216,893
$0.53
$0.53
:
$5,431,826:
month"in the
To Redeem Both Issues of Preferred Stock—
company
will
-
-
was organized to
acquire the eastern Philgas liquefiedgas
i propane i
properties and the liquefied petroleum gas
business of Suburban Gas Company.
The Philgas properties
located in eight states on the north Atlantic seaboard and the '
are
Sales—
$6,834,895
$712,006
7
(propanet
■
in
The
1943
1944
$275,857
$350,067
263,143
•
263.145
$0.56 5. v.",r $0.84
1945
$904,385 /
proceeds
balance of
1945—11 Mos.—1944
' 1945—-Month—1944 '
•
The
corporate purposes.
petroleum
2654.
.
.
30—
p.
being offered.
now
genqral
Corporation
$411,063;/;
X-'XU $1-76
$1.93
•,
160,
Stores, Inc.—Has Record
30— '
Nov.
$1.82
for
/•: 1942. XO'
"
$426,877'' •/* $451,471'
v
stock—V.
common
Sales in November, 1945, were
the highest-for any
of the company and were 27.02<y in excess of
corresponding month in 1944.
'
*
.
9 Mos. End. Sept.
$0.64
of
1943
1944
history
'
Corp.—Earnings—
Standard Cap & Seal
'
shares
sales
Net
'
162, p. 2686.
End.
Period
$1,771,637
755,136
;
share
com.
Sterchi Bros.
,
$781,984
———L——
profit
1944
.
$1,537,120
—
________
Federal income taxes
—V.
-
;
per
Sept. 30—
1945 ' v
.—v.." $150,516
234,000
•On
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
bentures
Steel Products Engineering Co.—Earnings—
;
1945—9 Mos.—1944
1944
1945—3 Mos.
.
>
1944
non-recurring profit.—V.
of
162,
capital stock,
p.
2793.
•
1942
$111,030
$85,232
$i.30
$1.00
$1.53
provision for Federal
shares
1943
t$134,738.
$i.ei
income
and
flncludes
profits
$15,274 (net)
excess
tVolume 162
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4449
Timken Roller Bearing
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Listing of Preferred
The
100,000
shares
and
issued
are
has
Stock, Exchange
-Net
profit
Number
Syracuse Lighting Co.—Offer Made for Bonds—
New" York
Central
See
■
Power
146,
above.—V.
Corp.
profits
excess
Tax
$621,733
$612,328
$7,698,046
$7,275,751
325,732
3,874,147
3,746,623
40.596
_,L
revenues
48,995
514.880
471,095
Operation
587,487
income—
70,000
21,700
824,000
741,270
Operating
accruals/.
40,833
35,833
515,000
430,000
income.—
$100,418
$116,849
$1,294,623
203
6,508
63,218
62,676
Specialoper.
income
(net)
—
Gross
income
Net
—V.
102,
3,105
$1,302,755
36,677
$113,946
$1,222,012
$1,266,077
3,188
.—//—'
—
$1,301,131
79,119
$117,052
$100,734
income——
deducts—interests-
Net
.
$97,546
.
'
■
,
^
profit
Sept. 30—
_i_/:
.
/
•
162,
revenues
Other
taxes
Prop, ret;
v-7
articles
are
bonds
no
preferred
or
he
and Melvin B. Ogden, both recently, returned from
Vice-Presidents of the company, and Fletcher Barker
156,
'
2047.
p.
<
f
.-A
%;■'
-
V
,
9 Mos. End.
906.433 '.7 860.083
790.000
1 000,000
Sept. 30—
Total
1945
———— —
profit
$1,713,885
income
Federal
tax
' "
'
fV.»
,
Transue & Williams Steel Forging
Gross
1
L'.1
'
.
>
.
'>
.
.
*
.
C
•
■
1944
1943
$40,298,517
$41,965,511
39,910,124
39,077,613
39,957,113
1945
etc.
,//——.
-
$2,008,396
541,505
511,211
$621,098
$679,399
263,821
259,404
$1,497,185
432,080
$419,995
$1,065,093
$1.36
$3.55
etc.—
taxes,
ordinary
i
$1,220,904
604.968
Profit
Depreciation,
.
Profit
Fed,
income ;&
Net
"On
■
taxes
profits
excess
profit
taxes.
/.
$357,277
share.
$1.19
-
"Earnings per common
,
stock.—V. 162,
299,566 shares of common
United States Gypsum Co. (&
the service,
Assistant
9 Mos. End.
"■/
.
Federal
before
1441.
p.
Subs.)—Earnings—
as
'
'
•
.
"Net
Earns,
1942 '
1944
1943
$2,800,813
-1,858,139
2.121.348
1,571.284
950.000
1,550,000
1,824,000
per
taxes,
1,280,000
$2.62
share.,
com.
.
.
$3,21
$2.89
Federal Income
/7>7.. '
'''"'7"..-;
and
depletion,
depreciation,
etc.
1942,
$4,252,-14*
1,196.37*
1943
$3,873,089
1,196.772
1944
$3,193,674
1,197.140
$2.32
1945
$3,549,416
1,197.512
shs. outstand-
"After
$2,103,350
Sept. 30—
profit
Common
Co.—Earnings—
1,191.944
—
provision—
!.
-
$41,136,190
Sept. 30—
revenues,—-—.
Expenses,
and
stated,
$2,525,003
T
'
"
(& Subs.).—Earnings—
$1,226,006
9 Months Ended
corporation has no outstanding obligations for borrowed money.
Mr. O'Melveny also announced the appointment of Briant H, Wells
2, 702.210
•'/
i
the
Jr.,
;
'
-
outstanding,
stock
cents,
25
504.
'
'
.
There
162, p.
of
25 cents per share,
record Dec. 29, 1945.
15 and July 16* 1945.
'
1,336,715 shares of $5 par, and each old share will be exchangeable
five new shares.
•
'* .',7;
/;/;7 v ,.7v:/ :■'j,
to
for
-
of
Jan. 16, 1946 to stockholders of
An extra of like amount was disbursed on Jan.
shares of the $25,000 par shares outstanding,
■
-
•"
.
dividend
extra
an
dividend
quarterly
usual
the
declared
19
Dec.
on
and
payable
Gross
',7
stated, and if stockholders approve the amendment to
of incorporation the number of shares will be increased
Treasurer.—V.
1,706,888
70,762
83,333
40,000
.
267,343
now
the
,
184,256
166,489
77,536
a.;
approp—
res.
512,960
V7
^'7''''':1
■
,
'
are
.
Guaranty Co.—Extra Div.—
United States Freight Co.
O'Melveny
1945—12 Mos.- —1944
$1,179,340 $14,835,250 $13, 648,800
507,124 V 6.299,742
5, 843,226
$1,233,557"
-
.
meeting
There
1945—Month—1944
—
share
both
„——
.
directors
The
per
—$315,059
$684,608
on Dec. 13 voted to submit to stockholders at the
Jan, 17, next, a proposal to reduce the par value of
to 35 a share, Stuart O'Melveny, President,
directors
Mr.
Texas Electric Service Co.—EarningsOperating
—
-
.
-
T
_
503.
p.
announced.
as
Operating expenses—Federal,/ taxes.
—.—————.
1944
$49,924
265,135
,
-
period End. Nov. 30—
—r-,
reserve
The
""
,
1945
$1,314,986
380,378
250,000
i •'
the common stock from $25
1945 ,
1944
1943
—$39,028,476 $38,884,491 $29,110,467
Earnings per common share—'—
$3.47
$3.46
$2.67
i
"After charges for depreciation, depletion, amortization,
and a*ter
providing for" Federal indome and excess profits taxes.
7.;
.
7
NOTE—Earnings for the 1945, 1944 and 1943 periods are after a
charge to income of $1,000,000 in 1945, $4,000,000 in 1944 and $8,000,000 in 1943 set aside as a reserve for contingencies-.—V. 162, p. 1440.
•Net
.
Subs.)—Earnings—
(Excluding European subsidiaries)
,
9 Months Ended
,/.
1 (3
United States Fidelity &
Title Insurance & Trust Co., Los Angeles—Stock Split-
-5
Texas Co. (&
t
j
—.—
Up Proposed—
2520.
p.
Sept. 30—
profit
income
annual
•
/'/ ••''
Subs.) —
/'.Vv
/
such
of
York, N. Y.
preferred
stock is convertible on or before
shares of common stock.—V. 162, p. 2862.
New
Broadway,
1946 into
.
10,
accrued dividends amounting to 13 cents per share.
be made at -The Marine Midland Trust Co. of New
will'
share
10,
1
—V.
3,480
;
-V.
Inc.
Each
convertible pre¬
1946, at $21
outstanding shares of 5'a'" cumulative
been called for redemption on Jan.
have
plus
Payments
York, 120
all
par),
(ho
Pfd. Stock—
Aircraft Products, Inc.*—Calls
the
stock
share,
per
1440.
p.
$1,299,274
316
//•/,/;'
Depreciation
Util.
Other
162,
& Construction Co., Inc. (&
.■■■
Year Ended
675,395
on
taxes
taxes
Hetir.
possible contingencies.—V.
cover
Tishman Realty
Earnings—
reserve
General
Fed.
1
Act
to
of
Jan.
307,213
Operating
Maintenance
taxes.
$2,002,700
and
tax
1945—12 Mos.—1944
1944
1945—Month
Period End. Oct. 31—
profits
excess
Income
S2,893;500
United
All
ferred
of
and
issued
are
preferred stock, $3.70 Series
outstanding.—V. 162, p.'2862.
shares
40.000
which
of
1943
$4,912,525
2,421,380
$2.03
1944
.$4,611,926
2,421,380
S1.90
computed under the Revenue Act of 1943 and the
of 1945.
An additional amount of $250,500 has
tax
provided
and
Income
includes
taxes
Adjustment
been
—
Federal
and
for
•
Tampa Electric Co.—Earnings
—
-
charges
t$4,168,578
2,421,380
$1.72
—
shares—--——-
share
tProvision
3822.
p.
capital
per
"After
M
—
of
Earned
1945
and
1975
Co.—Earnings—
9 MOS. End. Sept. 30—
authorized
the listing
of
of
$4
cumulative preferred
stock
(no par;,
which
outstanding.—rV. 102, p. 2991.
;
York
New
312!
..
profits
.1'
excess
/
.
Company for the three months ended Sept. 30, 1945, reported a net.
of $1,193,199, after taxes
and charges, equal after preferred
dividends to 88 cents a share on common, as compared with $1,023,408,
or 74 'cents
a
share, for tne corresponding period
of i944.—V. 162,
P.
1031.7
* "
"
income
Net
income
$333,865
7
$3, 243,281
46,974
$5,132,187'
.3,834
$436,572
revenues-,.■
(net).
oper.
Other
41,908
885
Net
profit
Shares
'_/
$241,944
134.965
„-
L
$437,457
$337,699
<163,334
$5,174,095
3.222.255
$3,290,255
233.116
—$204,341
$174,365
Dividends applicable to pfd. stock for period—
$1,951,840
/375,678
$1,423,541
/ 375,678
income
Gross
Interest
charges—7
Arc.
—162,
$2.28
—•
$291,284
134,965
$297,348
134.965
134,965
-
•
'7 $2.20
$2.10
'7
2992.
p.
$308,139
$1.79
-
outstanding
Earnings per com. share
1,866,714
United States Playing Card Co.
Tubize Rayon Corp.—Meeting Date Changed—
Net
income
—
Celanese
See
Corp.
above.;—V.
America
of
162,
9 Mos. End.
p. '2862.
Sept. 30—
profit———
"Net
+Earns,
-7; $1,576,162
Tz-'/'Z/i,
Balance
-V.
162,
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.—Earnings—
$1,047,863
iIncl.
2063.
p.
Subsidiaries
all
mechanical
h/OTE—For
order.
to
position
possible.
as
in
near
not
""Net
income
Oper.
Spec.
*Depree.
sales
Gross
and
returns
Cost
Selling
income
Total
Loss
Net
of
sale
on
stock
operating
during
190,890
9 Months Ended
Consol.
net
Provision
depreciation—.
Consolidated
Interest
and
Reserve
for
for
Pro v.
net
t$98.805
1943
years
debt
Fed.
$1,819,075
315.255
7200,118
$1,393,417
$1,618,957
86.223
discount, etc.—7welfare
and
92,000
536.500
191,
20,
Earnings
per
"Includes
7%
of
California,
cents
share;
common
a
$257,1.07,
or
39
cents
the
for
like
share.—V.
a
1944
162,
p.
quarter,
income
net
Sales
Sept. 30—
.
—————
"Net
profit
tEarnings,
Federal
shares of common stock.
/
and
424,454
$1.43
,,
State
7
569,363
$1.93
taxes.
income
tOn
7 Net
;
,
,
"Profit.—V.
1945
•
-
.
'7
1943
Profit
,"$349,797
*
•
Net
Shares
taxes,
profit
;
of
Earnings
com.
taxes
———
stock outstanding—
per" share/
——
Oct. 9, '43
$3,689,419
$3,725,665
938,252
531,134
785,596
481,958
676,028
$407,118
-
etc.
Oct. 7,'44
$4,075,125
—.
contingencies,
——
$303,638
$263,817
gross
income
.
$0,82
■
42,200
stockholders^.
$807,500
$477,100
outstanding—
699.864
299.93J
Z
$1.15
$1.59
stock—i—
of
12-inch
The
6212
and
$50,
par
7 /
totaling
/
of
taxes
1944
a'nd
«
to
162,
..
$0.77
"Operating
contingencies
.
will
other
and
early in
,
wholly
7
earns,
$162,738
59.001
$0.31
—
"Before depreciation, depletion,
income taxes.*
CURRENT
ASSETS
$240,980
96.470
77v> $0.52
/ .v
$500,443
181.005
$0.97
$662,806
259,650
$1.40
intangible drilling costs and provision
depreciation, depletion,
185,860 shares outstanding.
LIABILITIES
AND
receivables,
AS
OF SEPT.
$94,318;
30,
1945
inventories,
7
$80,060;
$25,000; total, $906,182.
U. S. Treasury Tax Notes,
LIABILITIES—Total, $157,069.--V.
.
•
tAfter provision for
tOn
$706,805;
ASSETS—Cash,
Water Co.)
J.94.5—9 Mos —1944
1945—3 Mo«.—1944
share
per
Lost Hills
owned subsidiary,
profit
fNet
$150,000.
of
also
models
2992.
p.
profit
tNet
$0.64
,
optics
camera
new
introduced
be
(Includes
1943
$302,684
J
$364,516.
$0.79
•
..
and
electronics
intangibles and all taxes.
"$371,075
$344,600
"
of
Universale
Period End. Sept. 30—
,
1945
taxes/-—
ol
;
Universal Consolidated Oil Co.—Earnings—
share
per
Line
its,
records.
of
abroad.—V.
record Dec.
$49
New
per
••/7/'/';:;7//V7
dividends
Offer
be combined In
photographic
1946,
Different models will be produced to fit the requirements of both
the domestic and foreign markets.
Foreign distribution will be carried
on
largely by its comprehensive photographic distributor organization
dividend
preferred
7ft
the
on
to holders of
To
—
Dec.
sciences
equipment
.
cents
a
Corp.
Camera
'-7.7'•/
by
on
several
Subs.)—Earnings-
162, p.
1031.
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.—Earnings1944
Sept, 30—
1943
1945
—$1,998,048
J———124,794
$5,448,638
$2,122,842
$5,560,989
401,649
income
418,500
194,658
3,611,352
$5,793,985
/
436,405
3,971,881
$1,526,535
$1,531,137
$1,385,699
$2.08
$2.09
$1.89
——
•
*
•
9 Mos. End.
$5,700,946"
93,039
112,351
income
—
„
Federal
provision//
tax
Sept. 30—
after charges./—
Profit
State
Fed.
&
income
profits
& ;
taxes—
•
1944
1942
1943
/ 1945
$2,665,728
$2,940,680
*$4,498,017
'
+2,053,400
+ 2,268,787
3,680,000
4,971,000
$612,328
$671,893
$818,017
$1,090,632
$1.22
$1.34
$1.64
$2.13
Net
profit _—//,_—._
"Earns, per com. share./
Net
profit
Earnings per
For
—
share
third
the
734,300 shs.
on
of 11945
quarter
•
renorted
company
to
77
cents
;•
net
a
share, against $575,057,
share,, in the third quarter of 1944.—V. 162, p. 610.
t
equal
$563,022,
a
or
Drofit
79
"On
,
$6,061,632
ment
of
cents
t
capital stock.
+Includes provision for renego¬
deducting a reserve of $500,000 for post-war adjust¬
inventories and other contingencies.—V. 161, p. 2795; V. 163,
500,000
tiation.
pp.
a
shares of
tAfter
of
2655,
1336;. V.
159, p. 2239.
&
Rubber
•
Co.,
Chicago
registered
—
Registers
40 Weeks Ended-
1
..
.
"Net
shares of common stock (par
$5), with the SEC. The shares are issued and outstanding, and are
being sold by a group of stockholders who will receive the proceeds.
Kuhn. Loeb & Co. heads the underwriting group. The offering price
company
be
filed
by
has
217,384
profit
+Earns,
per
"After
£0.51
of
a
sub¬
,
102V2'and
interest.—V.
Union Electric Co. of
The
New
York'Stock
first
$498,893
Oct. 10, '4fi
$650,6553
$0.96
$2.08
$2.71
,
charges and reserve for Federal income and excess profit3
the 240,000 shares of common stock.—V. 162, p. 290.
amendment.
160,
p.
"Net
mortgage
has
collateral
Sept. 30—
sh. cap.
providing for taxes,
1944
$1,245,402
$1.83
depreciation
1943
$1,262,574
$1.85
1942
$1,335,683
$1.97
and other charges.
provision for estimated Federal, State and foreign in¬
profits taxes charged against income for the three
months -ended Sept. 30. 1945 amounted to $1,907,522. compared with
NOTE—The
authorized
trust
per
"After
2655.
Missouri—Listing of Securities—
Exchange
and
profit
Earns,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1945
——$1,407,820
stk.
$2.07
3 Mos. End.
come
000,000
Oct. 9, '43
$230,749
$0.95
share
tOn
taxes.
Union Depot Co., Columbus, O.—Tenders Asked—
H. W. Schotter, Treasurer,
1846 Broad St. Station Bldg., Philadel¬
phia. Pa., wiil until noon on Dec. 29 receive bids for the sale to the
company of general mortgage
bonds as of Dec. 31, 1945, to an.
amount sufficient
to exhaust the stun of $21,547, at prices not to
exceed
Oct. 7, '44
$228,821
Oct. 6. '45
-
_—:/com.
.
.
Co.—Eernings-
Van Norman
Asbestos
462,126
$0.60
operation
from
412,211
462,126
462,126
/
service fees on
sidiary fiijapce company.—y.., 163, p. 2520.
"
"Includes
.
stock
com.
Vick Chemical Co.
Oct. 6,'45
7
chgs. but bcf. Fed.
aft.
for
cqm.
corporation
excess
will
Res.
1946,
Depreciation
The
**
——
$519,3CKK
56,300
will shortly announce a line of completely new
electronic division, O. W. Githens, Presidents an¬
10.
//77'"
Included will be popular-priced sound
reproduction triotion picture
projectors, automatic record-changing phonographs and radio-phono¬
graph combinations. The unique feature of the record changer is Its facility
for
automatically
selecting mixed
assortments
of
10 and
was offered in exchange for the old 7/7
shares of prior preferred stock for each,
With SEC—
1942
$46,703
$138,865
162, p. 1440.
40 Weeks Ended—
of
for
share of common
per
nounced
Roofing Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Tilo
"Sales
2,
shares-
com.
expenses
Union
1944
$172,027--
-—z:
dividend
accumulations
-
<Sr
chgs.
1441.
p.
after
Total
?
296,300,
Thompson-Starrett Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
loss
available
.;'
-
162, p. 610. ;
6 Mos. End. Oct. 31—
Sept. 30—
472.500
Federal
162,
Other
This loss, according to the report, is deductible for*'income
tax purposes in the current year, although it had been written off-the.
books
in
a
prior year.
No provision for Federal
excess
profits is
Net
of
accumulated
2520.
p.
9 Months Ended
7
1942
$9,222,852
176,r<82
/7,
$0.59
period!
.
initial
7
three
of
had
162,
after
on
"After
report
necessary.-—V.
sh.
—V.
states that provision for Federal income taxes for the
Sept. 30, 1945 period was $132,500, which was computed After deducting
a
real
estate
loss
of approximately
$100,000 sustained during
the
The
profit
taxes
dividends
shares
of
products
Co.—Initial Dividend—
an
account
V
Underwood Corp. (&
7
288.417
$0.97
' share—
on
ratio
which
9 Mos. Ended
2992.
1944 •'
r
1943
$11,024,472 $11,379,909 $11,369,360
—— — —
per
depreciation,
"After
1945
the
Per
profits
excess
was
(John R.) Thompson Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
9 Mos. End.
The
or
prior preferred stock,1
7 '. "'
prior preferred stock
Net
net
,$2,003,800
1,484,50(V
162. p. 2688.-
for Federal
profit for period to $476,545 or 64 cents a
common
share..
:
7," /'
''' 7 '
7'.;. 7
-7
7
For the quarter ended Sept. 30, 1945, net income was $51,297, or 3
the
declared
5'/c
/
In
49,800
82.103.400
1,299.600
$863,800
Universal
V
Sent. 25, 1943.
Figures on former
dividends from National Theatres
to
earnings
$100, both payable Jan.
share
and
inc.
stock
profit
Earnings
Twin Coach Co.—Earnings—
report says that if excess profits tax for the
reducing
Net
Inc.
1945 period
was
computed 011 an annual basis the estimated provision for taxes
for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1945 would approximate $538,000
thereby
have
new
share
per
par
thereon.—V.
.
Thermoid
NOTE—The
1943.
9,
any
1945.
stock
shares
the
$1.75
stock,
799,800
$552,346
' $581,1807.... $535,623
outstanding!-.—^.7 i77 600,000777 600.000 7/ 575.000
common
share.——7 7 7
$0.77
$0.86
$0.93
profit
July
directors
on
The
Net
Common
liquidated
1941,
consolidated net
The
of
75,000
463,000
27,
""Includes Income from sales, rentals, dividends, etc.
share
214,250
taxes
Dec.
.
.92,534
;
from
without
are
78,400
subsidiary on July 9,
Twin City Rapid Transit
7,7100,000
trust-
inc.
State
83,737
132.20!)
at
profit after all charges for the third quarter
Sept. 29, 1945, was $2,095,927 compared with a profit for the
second quarter of 1945 of $2,577,875.
Profit for the third quarter of
1944 on a comparable basis was $3,149,495.—V. 162, p. 2687. > 7.
/
1943
77
assets
1943, on which date that company became wholly-owned.
figures include earnings of National Theatres Corp. and
9,
July
The
.>■/ The
ended
$1,708,672
Fed.
$1,954,000
$2,085,000
,.1.
-———
(net)——
Products—
subsidiaries
1441.
1944 7
.1945
-u—
Number
to
t$o.G3
excess
p.
$14,581,100 $12,707,100
12,496*100
10,753,100
profit
Preferred
,
<
;
foreign
7
$3.57
/preferred stocks.
,"••••7. //
/7- .-. ,"• •>
§Aft.er deducting post-war refund of $2,045,000 in 1944 and $1,799,416
in 1943.
tiNet profit of National Theatres Corp. and its subsidiaries
1944
earnings—.iT;:.
employees'
for
-
amortization, etc..—.
contingencies---^-----
Unamortized
Res.
operations.
from
earns,
for
for
reserve
$7,256,004
$4.67 .7... / ~$3.49
,
410,062
307,546
7; "1945
$1,857,944
334,925
.
$9,487,929 t$7,187,098
$3.31
7.
for
Net
operations
from
profit,
Prov.
1,820,016
stock, after deducting dividends on the prior preferred and convertible
$1,523,019
Sept. 30—
Net
$311,237
(& Subs.)—Earnings—1
Thcrmoid Co.
'■—_—./
—
profit
income
—V.
Corp.
,
Net
Other
1943. Had National Theatres been
wholly-owned from the beginning of the year 1943, the profit for the
first thirty-nine (39) weeks of that year, including Roxy Theatre, Inc.,
would have been $9,007,114.
This would equal $4.53 on the common
City Warehouse included in selling
fDeficit.—V. 162, p. 2862.,:///;..'^
,7/7..
1945.
1,000,000
on com.
of
wholly-owned
Island
Long
206,638
5,100,000
1,009,916
—$7,529,288
shr.
per
162,
(& Subs.)—Earnings^—
.
operating expenses-:.——
and
sales
of
tNot including
year by conversion of sterling to U. S. dollars.
depreciation
($524,474 In
1945)
of studio buildings and equipment
in
production cost.
tNational Theatres Corp.
became
a
213,178
$485,347 7.
307.546
--^_--7
7^i„77-
com. shares
7 7 $28.62977 $177,801
share—$1.18 77/,7 $1,15
common
of
expense
.
Cost
that
388.462
-
for
per
"Cost
•
184,743
$336,175
dividends
available
Balance
T
tax—
/
323,565
190 890
assets--—
income
—,7-
profit
Preference
Earned
fixed
Federal
for
321,990
Six Months Ended Oct. 31--*
absorbed
213,231
—
1,804,989
§18,545,427
1,347,922
contingencies
"Portion
$1,103,787
304.712
—^-17--7-
income
Provision
51,433
$1,130,902
183,212/'
2,043,798
§21,605,000
1,311,111
taxes-
profit
Earns,
$890,555
,
$1,016,519
-
,
deductions
Total
$1,079,469
Net
1,120,894
710,459
$833,308
profit t
operating
Other
"807,116
expense—.._—
2,028,544
16,300,000
interest-
&
$1.40
and
income
stock.—V.
capital
of
1943
$561,631
$2.44
Canadian
and
Federal
shares
385,603
tOn
Net; sales
—"Cr2,350.000
profit Nat'l The¬
atres to July 9,. 1943-
$9,849,540 $13,331,459
8,059,613
11,320,009
$10,257,368
34,695, 254
I Net
sales
—
8,616,944
adm inis.
and
Net
allowances)
sales
of
12 Mos/45
44,907, 895
86,504,942
interest
for
Prov.
Sept. 30—
(less freight and
116,872.388
98,181,539
„
income
Minority
1945—9 Mos.—1944
Period Ended
132,666,188
95,948,022
for-.
assets
Federal
Thatcher Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
for
prov.
eign
134,116,965
—
amort-
&
exp.
and
depreciation
taxes.
1943
$939,942
$2.16
v
United States Plywood Corp.
$
always
alphabetical
alphabetical
>7'-*''.
.•■'/'
•
-
is
exact
always as
are
-
it
reasons
companies
arrange
However, they
"After
profits
owned)
wholly
foreign—mot
7/$ 1.99
share.
com.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1944
$831,657
Sept, 29/45 Sept. 23,'44 Sept. 25/43 Sept. 26 ,'42
39 Weeks Ended—
possible
except
per
1945
$767,772
the
bonds,
listing
234
of
; Series
$2,051,039
$13.-
due
and
,
p.
1932.
excess
in 1944, $1,905,003 in
"
.
1943 and $1,198,665 in 1942.—V.^ 162,
'
1*
Ltd.
Corp.,
Mining
Vincent
.
HISTORY
Debentures Offered—
—
in
Toronto, Canada, recently offered
Harrison & Go., Ltd.,
$750,000 5% convertible redeemable sinking fund deben¬
due Dem 1, 1955.
The debentures are offered at
with each $100 of debentures.
97
8,.
The
of
Veerier-Root, Inc.—Earnings—
Jan. 1 to
Jan. 1 to
i
Balance
eral
$711,325
Fed¬
in amount of
post-war credit
—-—
125,084
surplus„_,—___$424,830
paid
300,000
$586,241
300,000
tax
profits
excess
to
Balance
Dividends
four
operations
of
the
West
Washington Gas Light Co.
Gas Co., Prince George's Gas
Co.
of
States
subsidiaries
Maryland
'
1945.
1,250,000
approximately
at
Sept.
of
as
-
New
period
—
$124,830
$286,241
of $200,000 reserved during the first 32 weeks of
this year for possible termination losses,
which reserve is now con¬
sidered unnecessary.
\
-V
,
underwriters
during
income
"Includes
are
$.1,141,778
$1,615,649
$1, 512,815
502,512
749,548
660,185
243,791
228,857
335,322
23,153
16,555
29,277
for
Prov.
Fed.
income
27,000
40,500
84,300
65,500
112,500
78,700
income—
$275,782
$301,354
$348,502
$401,744
Non-operating
Nov'45
$939,108
ASSETS—
Cash
S.
U.
-
—
Govt,
and
Notes
assets,
Other
net__.
cost——_________
v/V"'
Income
of
cos.,
excess
—______
791,804.
701,301
1,055,245
964,972
$1,002,655
$1,403,747
$1,366,716
336,796
488,065
298,152
650,136
$730,790
deductions——
All
the
of
$514,590
$1,105,595
$716,580
,
payable_____
$93,945
—
Notes
payable,
banks
_____—_
for
contingencies
—_—__——
Accruals
and
reserves,
miscellaneous—.
—
$120,435
1,600,000
324,319
J
■
,
33,172
377,204
—_____——79,714
no par)
_____
2,500,000
701,334
2,407,725
___________$6,193,094
Capital
surplys
Earned
surplus
162,
shares
(200,000
.
-L
-
FOR
Operation
of
Oct.
On
share
1,014,696
88,812
86,142
operating
Other
He
taxes
854,829
Aircraft
662,000
at
$2,218,178
:
Oct.
dividends
31,
and
Net
!
$1,415,622
927,139
>
into
$1,272,584
-
470,015
stock
preferred
on
to
holders
of
'.,
—V.
Jan.
15,
162,
prior preferred stock to be paid in full to Dec. 31,
•—V. 162, p. 1441.
(S. D.) Warren Co.—Correction—
earnings for the periods given in last
The
have
9
Months
Profit
Net
Depreciation
Prov.
for
$6,997,170
158,721
156,873
477,845
480,639
458,311
income
State
1,797,620
3,749,515
4,572,375
___r__
45,000
18,000
taxes,
Consolidated
iOn
net
per
$735,722
profit—
share
1,358,758
shares
common
$1,235,411
$369,521
indicated
was
as
nine
'
ended
Dec.
1945,—rV.
31,
162,
Earned
per
income
tax
—
provisions
Pictures, Inc.—Declares Common Divi¬
dend—Eliminates Good Will Item—
The
directors
4
Dec.
on
declared
v
,
a
has
declared
been
fiscal
the
—V.
period
general
at
first
declaration
The directors
amount of
this
the
also
voted
stock
common
to
prepay
principal
since
of
$4,921,000
bank loan.
term
amount
1930.
10
Dec.
on
corporation's outstanding
$37,000,000
year
payable in
the
on
the
of
rate
term
On Aug.
be
Co,
the
'
"
V
notes
Total
issued,
were
commencing Nov. 1, 1945, with interest at 2%
and 2xh'fo thereafter.
After the prepayment
there
remained
$30,229,000 of these notes outstanding, payable
in
19 semi-annual equal instalments of
$1,591,000.
The
board
directed
approximately
from
the
The
1952,
that
$8,800,000,
consolidated
charges
thereby
be
made
to
eliminating
earned
item
the
surplus
of
sheet.
balance
Fed.
taxes
(Reduction
following,
while retaining their present positions,
were
pro¬
Vice-Presidents: Robert W, Perkins, General Counsel and
Secretary; Benjamin Kalmenson, General Sales Manager; Harry M.
Kalmine, General Manager of Theatres, and Mort Blumenstock, Director
Advertising and Publicity.—V.
162,
Washington Gas Light Co.
ly 90% of the
40,000 shares of $4.25 cumulative
new
income
Net
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Johnston, Lemon &
Co., Folger, Nolan, Inc., Goodwyn & Olds, Mackall •&
Coe, Ferris, Exnicios & Co., Inc., Robinson, Rohrbaugh &
Lukens, and Robert C. Jones & Co.
The pubilc offering
$104
was
The
holders
stock
were
preferred
given
stock
share
change
the
of
the
right
the
on
the
offer
outstanding
of:
one
share
stock
due
of
plus
cumulative
shares
$5
Nov.
Ref. mtge.
5%
1,
June
1,
GIVING
EFFECT
gold
—
$4.o0
cumul.
Common
in
TO
THIS
conv.
stock
and
of
shares
ferred
Lfae
ex¬
upon
stock(no
stk.
par)
conversion
1,336,892
$3,449,094
2,690,806
1,007,017
$5,744,771
1,336,893
for
purposes
of
stock
comparison.
40,000
for
the
13,855,000
,
$4,407,878
$1.25. .
.$1.20
fResulting from re¬
stock,
or
by
the
of
will
1945,
1,508
,
agafnst
com-
as
;
V; :
Co.—Subsidiary to Offer
\h;
West¬
$40 a share. On completion of the offering,
$1,099,320 and total assets will be in excess rg)f
be
•
.
the
of
directors
of
months
Of
Casualty
dividend
declaring.a
1945' was
company
on
$221,008,
or
$1.75
a
share,
and
dividends
$131,250.
,
premiums
52.
*
.
.
Massachusetts
Other
Oper.
Subs.)—Earnings—,
51,099
1945—12 Mos.—1944
$9,666,870 $13,366,637 $12,897,548
39,175
68,358
52,647
$9,972,936
$9,706,046 $13,434,996 ^12,950,196
income—-
income
(&
Co.
1945—9 Mos.—1944
$9,921,836
revenues—
______
4,063,924
4,389,544
5,671,821
3,409,879
2,857,136
4,416,027
3,629,051
$2,499,131
' '407,913
$2,459,366
408,991
$3,347,147
544,076
$3,357;091
______
—
545,424
150,000
$2,050,375
$2,803,070
$2,661,666
and maint.__
exp.
Taxes
(1)—The
accounts
of
Net
Power Co. (formerly
and its subsidiaries are
Monongahela
Public Service
Co.)
'
-
6o',000 shs"
60,000 shs.
of
425,000 shs.
stock
common
Federal
period of
in
Reduction
five-year
a
taxes on income due
certain facilities under
\
\
5,964,053
income___
oper.
Interest
expense_2_L__2
Reserved
for
conting.__
—
■
,
to amortization
Necessity Cer¬
issued
the
Federal Government.
signed a proclamation which
by
$4.50
cumulative
of
$4.25
preferred
Webster Tobacco Co.,
are
reserved
convertible
pre¬
9 Months Ended
Gross
profit
Profit
after
Federal
S^pt.
30—
Income
taxes
,19„4£„0
$1,192,048
,
of
refinancing the
stock
preferred
of
either
stock
$5
by
for
stock
are
outstanding
to
be
40 000
the direct exchange
shares
cumulative
of
$4.25
preferred
Net
Earnings
For
pre¬
stock
income
Number
29
of
Inn
cents
shares——_—
per
share.
p.
$2,091,217
surplus_____
505.
Western Pipe Co.—New Name—In LiquidationWestern
see
& Steel Co. below.
Pipe
,
& Steel Co.—To Pay
Western Pipe
Consolidated
the
no-,
470,025
185,000
955,544
460,000
$291,025
409,313
$495,544
409,313
$1,337,674
692,789
273,367
$419,422
409. 13
$0-71.
$1-20
$1.01
quarter ended Sept. 30, 1945. net income was $118/172, or
a
common
share, against $125,500, or 30 cents a shaie of
for the third quarter of 1944.—V. 162, p. 1442.
the
common
—
common
162,
Liquidating Div.—
A special meeting of the stockholders will be held on Dec. 26,
1945,
to-vote'upon a proposal to wind up the affairs of this company,
now
known as Western
Pipe Co. The company was recently gold to
Inc.—Earnings—
from manufacturingcharges
Balance,
—V.
On
2863.
p.
the
redemption
company.
31;
totaled
2314.
'
NOTES
40 000 shs
*900,000 shs.
$5 cumulative preferred
cumulative
Nov.
at
around
to be
surnlus
Total
1,000,000
.90,000 shs.
par)
(no
shares
$5
operation
in
increasing volume of business; the
an
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sept. 29, 19 t>.
President Truman
generally permits tne
holders of Necessity Certificates to amortize the cost of such facilitie
over
a
foreshortened period, viz,: from the beginning Of the amor¬
tization period to Sept. 29,
1945.
Studies are being made ^deter¬
mine the advisability of taking advantage of this pnvilege.
V. 16 ,
...
par)
shares
purpose
of
units
to
Operating
outstanding.
sold
retail
handle
to
it
Western
$4,665 064
share on 2,935,000 shs. of com.
22,162,000
26,722,000
The net in 1944 was $232,488, or $1.25 a share.
written in the ten months were $3,535,198 compared
with $3,817,025
in all 1944. Western Casualty's subsidiary, WesternFire Insurance Co.,
had premiums of $1,415,612 in the ten months,
compared
with $1,408,488 in all of 1944. The operating companies
are
licensed to do business in 31 states. ("Wall Street Journal.")-»-V.
882,570
736.140
$3,449,094
2,689,000
$4,743,000 $51,571,000 $42,182,000
$6,982,000
previous, while wholesale accounts
1,473 at Nov. 30, 1944.—V. 162, p.
paid'were
3,525,308
738,757
$2,054,000 $24,849,000 $20,020,000
3,705,000
—
233
were
expected
Total
J:!.,1
$3,429,563
—.—
above——
>
have indicated their inten¬
the capital stock, payable in March,
1946, of not less than 25 cents a share and paying regular dividends
quarterly thereafter. Net income of the Casualty company in the first
$7,839,821
585,929
3,658,047
2,712,954
/
>,
$750,000
The
$4,665,064^ $4,407,878
■
offering,
: i 1945—11 Mos.—1944
1S45—Month—-1944
#
$3,277,000
sales '
year
159, p.
$3,429,563
Monongahela West Penn
not herein consolidated.
tificates
$5,199,500
______
180,000
as
per
$6,001,956
the
: "^.7^
Supply Co.—Nov. Sales Up—
30—
$8.2 million.
before spe-
financing.
over
Outstanding
13,855,000
pfd.
(no
PURPOSE—The
of
for
The
FINANCING
1,000,000
amount
issuance
shares
stock
cash.
$5,200,000
1970
preferred
stock
this
Earn,
$4.25
bonds—•
...
7—
cumul.
Balance
.
;.■•"./■'v/V
done
the
5,052,700
*
common
surplus—
stock
adjustment—
tax
$4,451,764
1,002,670
postponed
has
company
"■
———_
with
payable
$8,425,750
3,550,142_\2,680,979
com.
adjustment
Tax
(2>
50-year
1960
for
and surp.,
cial
1,002,669
the
2314.
2993,
Nov.
sales
from
$9,552,098
-
total
a
,
1961
ferred
the
bonds, 31/8% series due 1970
$4.2o
issued
for
preferred
$1.10
Georgetown Gaslight Co. 1st mtge. 5%
50-year gold coupon bonds—due Aug.
*Of
preferred
Authorized
mtge.
—due
$5
such
for
and
stock
Balance
$4,432,232
—
"Reclassified
15
,
Gen.
of
exchange
preferred
Dec.
CAPITALIZATION
_
basis
$4.25
expired
to
shares
$6,473,399
2,021,635
1,746,450
dividends-—-
Balance
;
share and dividend.
per
of
income—
Preferred
pre¬
ing
price
$6,178,682
$8,880,092
672,006
$6,020,338
453,061
deductions—_
Income
New Issue of Preferred
—
$5,698,150
480,532
income—_
income
*■
has
authorized
the listing
of
stock
(par
$1),
on
official
number of shares of capital stock
capital
without^an underwriter, the company increased its capital
to $1,000,000. A stock dividend of 25%
Was ordered,
the parent,
increasing the capital to $937,500. The re¬
maining $62,500 of the $1 million is represented by 6,250 shares of
stock, which will be sold publicly. The price has not been set but
ing
ten
ferred stock (no par) was
exchanged for the $5 preferred
stock.
The unexchanged 10% was taken
up by the un¬
derwriters headed by Alex. Brown & Sons, and includ¬
of
__—:—-
—„—_______
Operating
Non-oper.
884.
p.
Exchanged and Sold-—It is understood that approximate¬
for
4,681,634
Crl,161,634
3,500,000
3,705,000
Inland's
stock
However,
28.
pp.
enable
tion
Gross
one
$10
is
income—
of
'j ;
Casualty & Surety. Co., a subsidiary, will offer 6,250 shares of
par capital stock. In preparation for the financing, which is be¬
ern
to
moted
1
on
out
of
As
shares.
capital
End.
a
To
211,955
210,507
of
6,250 Shares Publicly, etc.—
plant acquis.
adjusts.
shares
151,320
Western Insurance Securities
•
:
;
of
Amort,
of
goodwill
possessed
the
of
Exchange
making
There
239
revenues___
oper.
"
.:v J
covers
the operations
Lines,
Mr, Coulter said.
,^
Stock
607,830
of
Dec.
pared
1945—12 Mos.—*1944
-
reconversion.
Air
shares.- "
issuance,
Combined
$23,778,520 $22,946,745 $31,671,911 $30,625,868
Operating expenses
8,536,277
8,081,647
11,411,880 10,631,836
Maintenance
1,992,781
1,810,949
2,843,608
2,340,317
Taxes, other than Fed.
-J
■
income
1,423,621
1,386,510
1,803,827
1,886,374
Prov.
for deprec.__
2,212,184
2,147,301
3,000,549
2,874,820
29
instalments
annually to Nov. 1,
Subs.)—Earnings—
1945—9 Mos —*1944
Period End. Sept. 30—
principal
Air
Western
been
report
Inland
Wholesale sales
bonds
3.5%,
on
WTest Penn Power Co.
;
purchase or lease of these
Reconstruction Finance Corp.
delivered to Western Air
the
undergoing
shares
162,
Retail
income
mortgage
1945,
31,
ended, Oct,
,
.
already
nine-months
York
for
Period
record
the
T
President,
;
cumulative interest through Oct. 31, 1945. Checks will
Feb.
1, 1946, by the Central Hanover Bank & Trust
-of
New
York, paying agent, to the bondholders of record at
close of business Jan. 19, 1946.—V.
161, p. 349.
*
t
mailed
with
way
have
already
Western Auto
*
amounted to $217,000 in the latest
p. 2193.
;
<
the
on
under
planes
1945,
of
applied
1944
$351,991
$0.59
full
being
quarterly dividend of 50 cents
share on the common stock, payable Jan. 4, 1946, to holders of
DecJ 17, 1945, placing the stock on a $2 annual basis.
This is
per
Coulter,
A.
of record Dec. 10 were given the right
to
subscribe for additional capital
stock
($1 par)
to the extent of
1
share for each
4 shares
held at $20 per share.
Rights were to
Washington Properties, Inc.—Interest Payment—
Interest
6%,
Negotiations for the
liners.
Air's
Holders
1945
$330,686
$0.55
taxes___.
share
common
Estimated
for
Warner Bros.
V;v.
">
carrried forward
with Douglas
which will cost $2,475,000.
being
currently
additional
expire
1213.
p.
second
by
,
stockholders, William
the
subsidiary,
New
notice
162,
Petroleum Corp.—Earnings—
Warren
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
income after charges and
$1.30
outstanding.—V.
the
fares
passenger
that contracts have been signed with the Douglas
the purchase of ten four-motored luxury liners,
now
164,218
197,876
,$369,883
$511,903
$728,081
months
of
The
1942
•,■■■■•:y\.-
■'.%
■/,
•:
—
1943'
$1,791,611
$0.89
$0.52
common
reduced
Listing of Additional Common Stock—
V
Calendar Year
period against $386,000 a year ago.—V. 162,
jEarnings
Western
Western Air's $14,000,000 expansion program.
are
are
30,
total
1944
9-30-45
Net
excess
11—
taxes
for
<fc
income
!'
two
Sept.
•
1943
$5,669,286
1945
_________
amortization
and
Federal
profits
Prov.
1944
$3,158,152
30—
;
over
increased
V
to
on
out
these
Western
;
.
'
income
2992.
p.
146,965
Sept.
—
and
$802,569
,
week's "Chronicle" should
*9 Mos. End.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Ended
_____
:
follows:
read as
Period—
"This
Interest
8%
share.
per
quarter
$5,025,000.
are
company's
the
1945.
convertible
Walworth Co.
per
covering
of
of
;
This payment will cause the arrearage on
1946.
$945,607
2688.
p.
of
be paid Jan. 31, 1946, to holders of $3 convertible prior preferred stock
of record
*
Balance
prior
convertible
$3
$1.50 per share, which, with a similar
dividend paid
on
June 30,
1945, caused the total payment on this
stock during the year 1945 to amount to $3 per share.
On Nov. 26,. the directors declared
a
dividend of $3 per share, to
of
Co.
passenger
planes
470,015
"
of
share; second
share; total
per
cents
Delivery of five of these new air giants will be made between Decem¬
ber
and March,
he said. '
In addition to the 15 DC-4's and DC-6's which the company expects
to
acquire from the Douglas company,
Western Air will obtain a
total
of
five
four-engined
C-54's
which
the
airline
will
convert
$2,199,723
:
deductions__i______~—.—895,145
other
income
Dividends
Convertible Prior Preferred—
paid
were
the rate
at
quarters
.
been
Clears Up Arrearages on
On
cents
26
quarter,
$0.27
three
earned.
report
cost
a
Four
preferred stock
cents
third
29
quarter,
third
first
the
for the purchase of five additional airplanes
Drl8,455
241
$2,310,767
income
Interest
mill located at Donken, Mich., was
designed by company's organiza¬
saw
This mill has
:
revenues
$0.91
for
-
that
statement
a
pointed
919,999
608,440
$2,310,526
profits
excess
income
Gross
are.
t
actually
included
927,028
—
&
1944
expenses
his
In
taxes
income
91
the
fact
the
to
866,974
■.
General
tion, and it is generally recognized to be the most efficient mill in that
$3
(INCL. SUBS.)
—-
months,
during
111,553
in the third quarter-increased faster than parallel
increases
in
operating revenues.
The company's operating expenses
rose .14%
as
compared with the second quarter.
Had third quarter
passenger fares been held at the same level as those in effect during
the
second
quarter,
the resultant earnings per share
woullj have
been
approximately 39 cents per share instead of the 26' c<Ks per
be¬
conditions
Federal
and all taxes—$78,223
4.
$2,808,620
373,739
——_
share
First
share;
per
vV'
operating
1945
30,
ENDED SEPT.
NINE MONTHS
provid. for reserves
1945, the new
25,
Due
.-
872,586
nine
Revenues
Negotiations
EARNINGS FOR
officially opened.
deferred
charges
•
cents
taxes
per
follows:
as
quarter.'
Washington 5,
A
36
the
for
stock have
1945
1944
$14,343,748 $14,014,694
8,669,382
8,258,850
___—__A_—
operating
war
Depreciation
Vulcan Corp.—Earnings—
Net earnings after
quarter,
J1
—______
J
:
for
Provision
cause
/
:
31
OCT.
ENDED
MONTHS
12
_
Maintenance
'
1557.
p.
A
,
$5 cumulative preferred
revenues
Net
Total
—V.
/.
,
earnings
been
1945
$5,278,242
___________
and
share—
capital
per
Comparative
redemption on Jan. 19, next, at $105 per share and
Payment will be made at the National Savings & Trust
EARNINGS
$^,282,404
(net)
stock
•
;
charges
after
have
/
Sept. 30.—
revenues
profit
Earnings
8.4
6.4
for
12 Months Ended Oct. 31—
534,100
10,910
2,500,000
701,334
2,491,306
taxes
Capital
Net
•
& Co.-
Jones
transfer agent, 15th St. and New York Ave., N. W.,
C.—V. 162, p. 2688,
:
c
:'
Operating
5 ■
.
V
2599.
p.
9 Months Ended
Total
8.4
____________
,
Reserve
161',
;
'KB
Western Air Lines, Inc.—Earnings—
Co.,
&
Co.,
D.
accounts
Accrued
Lukens
C.
outstanding shares of
called
been
LIABILITIES—
Current
income
—V.
9.4
.
——
Robert
9.4
Calls Preferred Stock—
$8,282,404
■' $6,193,094
—
Exnicios
Inc.
14.5
dividends.
Total
Net
1945
270,104
208,203
324,319
33,172
:
subsid.
in
refund
Coe—
Robinson, Rohrbaugh &
14.5
&
&
Ferris,
M.Jk,
Co.
Lemon
Goodwyn
1,773,996
411,205
208,203
profits tax———_
assets
Investments
Post-war
I
Parker &
Nolan
Inq
& 01ds______
Folger,
1,111,808
Mackall
14.5
Redpath
Johnston,
1,017,836.
610,036
receivable
Sons
&
Auchincloss,
Nov. 5, '44
$2,966,102
___—.—1,011,237
314,541
—.—,_i—_
1,626,145
________—,—_
1,649,483
obligations^
accounts
Inventories
Fixed
-
-
Brown
36,000
$1,067,586
income—
income—
Gross
Percentage
Percentage
Alex.
23,121
31,500
on
,
,
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET
'■
'
income-
depreciation-
taxes
Operating
^
313,065
than.Fed-on
t
1945—12 Mos.- —1944
544,660
expenses.
taxes
eral
follows:
as
ni
.
$1,203,686
revenue
other
Taxes,
purchase
principal underwriters have agreed to
several
New York,
Co.—Earnings-
1945—9 Mos.—1944
Maintenance
respective names of each of the. principal
respective ' percentages of the $4.25 preferred
the
and
which the
stock
45 Wall St.,
trustee,
1
Railways
UNDERWRITERS—The
Surplus
York,
30,
'
'
Penn
Operating
Operating
.
in territories within
and
estimated
is
of
1030.
P.
Period End. Sept. 30—
District
the
within
conducted
are
company
161,
i-r.
viz:
subsidiaries
Co.
Trust
States
Y.—V.
N.
Virginia.
Company provides the entire
mixed gas requirements of Washington Gas Light Co. of Montgomery
County,
Md.,
substantially
all
of
the mixed gas
requirements of
Rosslyn Gas Co., and all of the natural gas requirements
(for re¬
forming and enriching'purposes) and a part of the mixed gas require¬
ments of Washington Suburban Gas Co.
The
population of the territory served by the company and Its
1,472,721
$424,830
has
Columbia, while its several subsidiaries operate
the
$2,184,046
283,381
—-—
contingencies
for
Provision
*$708,211
United
engaged in the gas business for
by an Act . of Congress approved
County, Md., Rosslyn
Washington Suburban Gas
and
The
of
parent before Federal income and
excess
profits ■ taxes_;._.—
Federal Income and excess profits taxes (net)_
The company has called for redemption on Feb. l, 1946, at 102'/a and'
interest, out of moneys in the sinking fund, $229,000 of first mortgage
series A 2%% bonds due Feb. l, 1970.
Payment will be made at the»
1848.
company
Corp.
of
Earnings
manufacturing,
Montgomery
Nov. 5,'44
Nov. 4, *45
peri0(j
of
a
corporation, has been
having been incorporated
years,
July
-
.
Washington Terminal Co.—Partial Redemption—
and its subsidiaries are engaged
purchasing, distributing and selling
BUSINESS—Company
cooking,
for
Company,
bonus
with 18 shares of common stock given as a
&
business
heating, refrigeration and other purposes within the
metropolitan area of Washington, comprising the District of Columbia
and
adjoining
territories in
the States
of Maryland and Virginia.
tures
par,
the
gas
Monday, December 24, 1945
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
3122
A
Steel Corp.
liquidating dividend of
stock, payable Dec.
common
for $6,217,363.
$40
26
share has been declared on" the
holders of record Dec. 22.. In addi¬
per
to
tion, it is estimated, there will remain for common holders about $1.22
a
share, or $179,954, after liquidation of preferred stocks to cover
costs
The
of
dissolution.
company
retirement
to
$129,300
since
June
of
30,
will
the
on
pay
$10
the
1945,
quire $5,903,480 for
a
par
12,490
of
the
final
7',(
and
$4,529.
147,587
complete
cumulative
shares
The
$40
shares
dividend
liquidating
preferred
outstanding,
plus
dividend
on
stock
common
outstanding.—V.
in
amounting
dividends
162,
accrued
will re¬
p.
2689.
;
T
Volume 162
Western Tablet
■
The
on
directors
the
Dec,
declared
dividend of
a
cents,per share
50
stock, payable .Jan. 10, 1946, to holders of record
Payments during 1945 were as follows: Jan. 2 and
50 cents each; and Sept. 29, $1,
Dividends in 1944 also
1945.
30,
totaled
$2
per share.—V.
162,
1213.
p.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Gross
oper.
-Earnings-
1945—Month-
1944
1945-
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—Earnings—
Wilson & Co., Inc.—^Preferred Stock Offered—An un¬
derwriting syndicate headed by Smith, Barney & Co.,
and Glore, Forgan & Co., on Dec. 19 offered to the pub¬
lic 120,778 shares of $4.25 cumualtive preferred stock (no
par) at $100 a share, representing the balance of 250,000
shares offered to but not taken by the holders of $6
Stationery Corp.—50-Cent Div.—
14
common
27,
June
&
Dec.
on
3123
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4449
INCOME
Dec. 17.
revenues..
17,090,700
Operating income
wet
(earris, bef. inc. taxes
Federal income''taxes—.
1,264,285
1,717,885
13,354,997
,16,077,683
in
^
1,208,942
8,360,834
11,339,909
be
issued
230,Q00
62§,000
2,105,000
5,335,000
599,306
582,942
*6,255,834
6,00.4,909
Net
-
Inc., after all chgs.
'Before
.
:
deductingv extraordinary
adjustments of inporop in 1945,
$5,856,739, principally estimated retroactive wages ap¬
prior to 1945 arising from? award of National War
amounting
to
plicable
period
to
Labpr Board of Oct, 17, 1945, less estimated recoverable Federal income
tax
jpaymepts for prjor- years,, Incident, thereto,
Dividends
Of
reflect
the
the iNatipnai
employees.
for
estimated
retroactive
wage
liability
the ' basis
on
Board's, award, of Opt.,17, 1945., applied to all landlino
incideiit
to
the
retroactive' wage
liability;—V.
162,
Westinghpuse Air J^rake Co, (& Subs. )l—Earnings—
i—' 12:
Net profit
—-V:
any
on
Aate
July and Qct.
Redeemable
at least 30 days' notice at $103
1950,
on
dividends
<
1, 1950, with successive reductions Of $1 per
$894,101
3,172,110
$0.28
capital
sharea_._t:i_.^._-.
share^L—
per
■
162,
$0.35
.
The
9 Months Ended
(& Sub.)-—Earns.
1945
•
Sept. 30
•Operating profit'
———a:.—-.
37,924
104,901
Total .income
a;.——a..
$784,096' $2,156*,416
5,720 :
129,594
,
deductions /——a:——.—..
Pederal taxes on income—estimated—
Post-war
adjustment
•
——/
141,400
Net
.profit
.
——
$253,175
share.—$1.57
per
$2.83
*After deducting' cost of goods sold, depreciation and amortization,
engineering, administrative and general expenses,
fNormal-, income
tax and surtax,- $158,000; excess profits tax (after deducting $40,800
estimated post-war refund), $367,200.
1
NOTE—Contracts
the
for
J war
of price
basis
(ire subject to renegotiation
of April 28, 1942, a^s Amended.
settlements for prior years, no
products
War Profits Control Act
under the
On
reductions
and
J
.
determination
or redetermination
of costs, rate of profit or other
affeqtilig amounts payable to Weston as contractor or sub¬
contractor, changes in the Federal' tax laws, and to the result of
final determination of tax liabilities for prior years.—V. 162, p. 819.
Westvaco
Chlorine Products Corp.
Sept. 30—
•Net
profit
Number of common
Earned
•After
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
$4.25 cumul. preferred stock
Common
The
excess
$1.52
,
Timber
Net
91 Months Ended
Sept. 30—
sales
•Profit
Income
&
Net
: /
.
-
taxes^_c._™
•After
1,364,838'
$484,853
$519,481
$527,657
30,
stock
A
•
with
:
'come.,
to
already
made..
This
means
stock
;
Blyth
The
&
:
Co.,
First
•
;;
expansion plans for the bus division are also under'
"White'has a. backlog of. approximately ,$14,00.0,000 worth of c
needed .city transit: buses," ,Mr.. Black said. ."This- includes
orders
from -approximately
100: customers
distributed
uniformly
throughout' the: major cities in the United States.
Practically every :
city has modernization programs started, due to the shortage of new
-
•.
•
r
S.
-
pursuant -to
Percent.
*
Co....
Fed.
•$81,005Cr60,515
taxes__
Net
*$14,490
profit
—
shares outstdg.^_j:
Com.
per
•Loss,'
.•■...■•
••
;
■.
EARNINGS"FOR
}
$79,098
'346,790
$0.07
:
.
Nil.
-J
.
*
52,732
346,850
v
share—•
Earns,
$131,830
.
li;
,
profit
Earned
—V.
per
162,
p.
$282,042
346,790
'
$0.27
$0^4.
Curtis
H.
1944
$645,091
289,455
$0.96
Ended Sept. 30—
operating income'
before
Income
taxes
taxes
H.
1 Q4d
1943
$3,050,615
272,568
15,000.
253,642
17,000
$257,568
$236,642
•
280.979
162.
P.
720.
.
2.40
$0.92
$0.84
$0.70
$2,784,122
243,114
45,000
2.40
;
"
.
$1,169,791
Co.__——_
,
ridge
J.
-
$1,226,801
1,879
219
$1,178,029
—
$1,187,265
$1,227,020
526,465
522,554
530,795
$656,469
—
Federal income arid
$704,466
profits taxes.—-V. 162, p. 1213.
excess
.
1945—12 Mos.-^-1944
1945—3 Mos.—1944
$3,545,885 $14,877,815 $14,239,*62
8,005,507
,7,397.576
1,943,013
$3,586,626
1,959,197
& deprec...
..
1,786,084
41.2,901
1,750,375
.550,200
2,471,900
2,122,700
oper.: income-
$634,145
"$639,772
$2,650,033
$2,933,102
.J—
24,993
5,236
41,976
31,882
$659,138
336,078
$645,008
342,034
$2,692,008
' 1,365,568
$2,964,984
$323,059
$302,973
$1,326,440
$1,582,555
1,111,928
1,112,961
-=-V.
Co
—
income
&
.40
,•
.
-
Yarmall
&
State
of
fo
162,
p.
12 Months Ended
7 ■"
operating revenues
....
operating revenue—*
Non-operating revenue
!
gross
income
,
■;
:
1
T■•
and
plant
war
,
•
tax,
profits
excess
.40
.40
2993.
under carry-back provisions, $211,600; property,
(after reserves for depreciation, depletion ana
$22,092,996), $9,263,809; development, depletion and
equipment
amortization of
preparation of mining properties (less
$1; deferred charges, $149,055; total,
•Includes Federal
income
$18,224,736.
sundry accruals, $1,815,217;
Federal income taxes and war bond subscrip¬
tions withheld from employees, $93,595; reserves, $617,295; 7%
pre¬
ferred stock (par $100), $7,186,133;
common stock (200,000 shares
no
par),
$4,388,889; surplus, $3,955,171; preferred stock reacquired
(37 shares), Dr$3,700; total,
$18,224,736.—V. 160, p. 1121; y. 161,
p. 2795; V. 162, p. 1442.
Woodward Iron Co.—Earnings—
$9,263,856
8,248,530
$8,585,797
7,480,070
$1,005,413
19,511
$1,015,326
$1,105,727
13,531
Dr6,930
$1,028,858
427,603
$1,098,797
and excess profits taxes
amortization), $100,635; patents,
payable,, incl.
taxes, $172,136;
9 Months-Ended
$601,254
-V.
162,
436,445
$662,351
p.
Gov¬
(less
$179,060), $1,461,229; advance payments on ore contracts,
$129,493; inventories, $4,377,973; cash for employees' Federal income
taxes and war bond deductions $93,595; claim for refund of Federal
of
reserve
$9,522,994
$593,096
„
1945
oif hand and demand deposits, $555,623; U. S,
securities, $1,881,723;
notes
and accounts .receivable
profit
•Net
Common
Earnings,
per
1031.
t$592,608
338,446
338.446
outstanding
share.;.—
charges
contingencies.
and
.
NOTE—Earnings
$1.75
$1.80
—
Federal
taxes.
1943
$844,816
1944
■
$608,030
-
—
shares
;
1945
Sept. 30—
tAfter
reserve
of
.
336,223
$2.51
$180,900 for
"
for nine- months
profits tax,—V. 162, p.
are
estimated
to be exempt from
611.
(Rudolph) Wurlitzer Co.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
Netprofit after charges and taxes.
income.:
$338,563
ASSETS—Cash
1943
431,829
417,000
$82,226
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, SEPT. 30,
excess
from
39,000
completed
■■
ernment
$1,024,924
Income
316,142
1,000
and
„
OF WAR CONTRACTS—Under the renegotiation
the War Profits Control Act, renegotiation proceedings
to Dec. 31, 1944, and the companies have been
given a clearance without liability for refund with respect, to profits
lor the years 1942, 1943 and 1944.' It is expected that similar rene¬
gotiation proceedings for th,e year 1945 will result in no liability for
>
1944
8,517,581
i
315,470
$16,161
Federal
—
of
been
''refund.
1945
Sept. 30—
.
109,525.
...——
RENEGOTIATION
have
accrued
the offering 'currently being made.—V.
$6,040,321 $19,542,819 $21,575,645
5,642,972
18,262,858
19,450,089
270,663
843,265
1,053,851
taxes———____.a—
income
provisions
Stock Exchange has. authorized; the • listing
of
$4.25' cumulative preferred stock (no par) and
common
stock
(no par)
on
notice of issuance
York
shares
—1—-
of opers...
exps.
estimated
income
Net
.40
.40
—_
and
9 Mos.'44
9 Mos. *45
$6,022,080 $19,484,062 $21,509,836
18,241
58,757
65,809
:
.40
'Co.'.
$469,594
$214,512
3 Mos. '45
>
revenue—
profits taxes.—
for
Prov.
.40
Co._^_
sales
of
cess
Sullivaix & Co.—1 .40
Woodard-El^vood &
operating
(int., disct., rentals, etc.)
income
Total
.40
.40
Harold E. Wood & Co
277,865
$25,108'
$45,077
Deprec., depl. and war amort..—.
Taxes, other than income and ex'
.40
M. Dain & Co
and
sales
Cost
:
>
Co._
Z—-
1
.60
.
—
Other inc.
.60
Co
277,982
requirements,.
1,382,429
/
162, p. 2689.
Net
;
;
Peters, Writer & Christensen,' Inc.
—.40
Sills, Mihton & Co., Inc..
.40
Stix & Co.—:
.40
1.60.
1.20
&
—
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.- -Earnings—
1-20
Co.—
income
Period Ended Sept, 30—
.80
Cp.._—„
Demipsey & Co.—
Henry Herrman & Co._
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
Loewl & Co._l
Co.j—._M.20,
of
Net
$1,185,386
8,238
,
(net)—.
& :Co.—.80
Kalman & Co., Inc.__—___
.60
Moore, Leonard & Lynch. ' .60
Mullaney, Ross & Co..
.60
Piper, Jaf fray & Hop wood
.60
Reinholdt & Gardner'—^0
.Cruttenden
>
Corp.— 1,60
&
&
Turben
Bosworth, Chanute, Lough-
.
Stpne; & Co.— 1.20
New
Gross
3,768,882
558,400
Balance
Listing ,of Preferred Stock-—
Total
$4,995,683
4,065,220
434,884
!
Co-..—1.60
Blair
pursuant
$5,250,606
$651,565
LIABILITIES—Accounts
.
1943
$5,496,227
4,326,436
'
taxes
Pfd. 'div.
Percent.
roeder, Inc.
/Janney & Co
2.40
& Co.,— 1.60
Inc.r__i,/;.___ 1.60
Milwaukee
The
.
,
—
taxes—
Gross. income
Int. and other deducts.
Corp.:__l 1.20 '
.80
Collins
282.220
profit:
—-—,
of capital shares——•
Earnings per share —S"—
—V.
&
Witter &
Deductions
Net
'
American
——
^'„_v 2.00
'Co..Ii.—_ 2.00
,
Co.,
Rlter &
subsidiary.
profits., -taxes., v-v——
income
Net
Stroud & Co., Inc
A^hold and S. Bleich-
M.'
The
and
revenues
exps.
Net;
.$198,114
280.937
:—
Number
1
offer;
2.40
—
$3,736,607
——
•
.80
Whipple
/Hayden,
exchange
Newhard, Cook & Co._—
ByUcsby &"Co., Inc, 1.20.
Rawley, Shepard & Co.i— 1.20
,
$3,695,473
transportation
in
Taxes; other than Fed.
preferred-
new
Julien
Net
1945
9 Months
of
Merrill,
Kebbon," McCormick & .Co; 1.60
Dean
500,000
$4,150,183
investment
on
revenues——
expenses
•After
Wilcox Oil Co.—Earnings—
losses
income.———...
Operating
Oper.
ended
3.00
•Operating expenses and taxes——.
Profit
weeks
Wisconsin Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings-
1442.
Gr^ss
35
3.00
Inc.__?2.00
Jackson &
Securities
$746,757
193.828
$552,929
the
3.00
2.40
Co.,
275,000
S0.40
share..
&
Walker
-Bacon,
500,000
provisions
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
2.40
^
Co.
Webber,
Adamex
330,463
*
$4,056,803
500,000.
$4,118,508
Income.
Net
Farwell, Chapman & Co... 1.00
Hayden, Miller & Co.1.00
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Qorp.._w_ 2.40
250,600" shares
$355,636
—
common
$257,717
•346,850
1945
.
Net
.188,028
MONTHS ENDED SEPT. 30"
Federal ' taxes
income & excess profits taxes_„_^_,.
Federal
#.$470,07,0
171,811
■
before
Profit
$429,528
.
for
•
BeaneJ—2.00
&
Paine,
the
Swiss
Langley &. Co.2.00
Lynch, Pierce, Fen- A ; v
ner
,
Weeks—
&
Hall
C.
Merrill
"William
bef.
$4,195,473
500,000
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
Singer, Deane & Scribner. 1.00
Baker, Weeks & Harden..
.80
The Illinois
.
Profit
■
Corp... 3.00
&
Moseley & Co
Blair &
.
Federal income taxes—-
42,577
$4,556,803' $4,650,182
Deductions from gross income..
■
&
Co/—_____ 3.00
Ripley & Co., />■■■
Wisconsin
Harris,
W.
G.
'
In preparation for. the greatly increased volume ahead, White has
buift up.; its distribution, facilities until " if ridw has" 43 branches, 183
distributors and, over 300 dealers.—y, 102, p, 924..: " "V
r, V:
White Sewing Machine Corp. (& Stlbs.)—Earning?—:
Rerlod End! Sept* 30—
1945—3 Mos!^-1944i:" ' 1945-^-9 Mos.—-1944
oper.
Gross
Co.
1.00
Maynard H. Murch & Co.. 1.00
Higginson
The
Pretentious
bu^es during the war and White's projected new facilities for pro¬
duction will enable the company to accept more than twice as much
bus business as - previously.
1 Between 1,000' and 1,500,buses -will H>e
built in 1946.".■■■
v'
:
••
-
Lee
F.
urgently
.
,
2,117,048 shs.
3.00
Hornblower
way.
.
66,767
$4,618,508
—
operating
•Includes
of issue of the shares
offered is to effect the
Inc..—3.00
Boston
Sachs
Harriman
of
for "years
330,463
80,162
,
,
Goldmafl,
doubling
a
.
reported
Smith, Barney &. Co._.— 6.00
Glore, Forgan & Co.__^__ 6.00
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.—_^._._**3.40
,
schedule'
A heavy:'backlog of orders insures the market
s'.■ "•■'■' *•:. •"
250,000 shs.
common stock
retirement of all
presently outstanding 274,085 shares of the old preferred, stock,
Inc.
commitments
330,463
129,042
:
Federal income & excess
pprpose
for ..old-preferred
Large Expansion Program—
production;
$8,035,656
3,467,143
Net operating revenues———
Non-operating revenues.—.
.
1,056,357
250.000 shs.
OF EARNINGS FOR 1945
$2,526,097
expansion program in which this company wlil spend
Lehman
Brothers
$9,000,000 during- the next 18 months for machinery, equip¬
Union
Securities
Corp..—
ment and plant additions was announced by Robert F. Black, Pres¬
A.
Becker & Co., Inc._
ident of "the. company, on Dec. 4, 1945.
v.7 v-.-,
I;;:?'
Central Republic Co., Inc.
Re pointed out that the1" company has a truck production schedule
Eastman, Dillon & Co._.__
calling for
of 18,000
in 1946—a
based
on'material
$8,412,622
3,365,210
330,463
contingent
Other
heavy
units
$8,384,447
3,417,018
.
:
2.5Q0.QP0 shs.;
soihe
the-manufacture
:
:
1945.
Hallgarten
White Motor Co.—Plans
3,302,685
...
$17,723,000
•
'
UNDERWRITERS—-The underwriters, are not: irrevocably bound to
purchase any of the new preferred stock hut .have severally agreed to
purchase, from the company the respective percentages set opposite
their names of new preferred stock offered but not issued in
exchange
v.,:"
...v-.;.
......
/V
-Outstanding
•
requirement on the maximum
preferred stock to be outstanding after com-.'
and
of the
298,525
$.1.77
298,558
$1.74
, .
$8,380,698
annual, dividend
new
.' SUMMARY
compared
1,593,723
.
$7,480,860
554,796
Wisconsin Michigan Power CO.—Earnings—
1945
1944
Total
■
depreciation, provision for foreign contingencies, etc.—V. 161,
2795.
the
PURPOSE—The
M
1,331,699
§utstanding common shares..—'
298,618
arnings per; common share..;—; $1,62
p.
of
,
—'
$7,946,109
466,513
for income taxes in the 12 months ended
Sept. 30, 1945, do not reflect estimated reductions in tax liability for
the company of $52,580 and for the company and subsidiaries con¬
solidated of $67,180 resulting from losses sustained on sales of certain
properties.
Such Josses have been charged to earned surplus and the
estimated • resulting
tax
reductions
have
been
credited . thereto.-—
V. 162, p. 1031. 7 ■ '■
;
Oct.
27,
June
.
profits taxes_i>w
excess
profit
Oct,
(& Subs.)—
1945'
1944
1943
$12,560,737 $12,678,630 $12,648,986
1,816.552
1,884,319
2,121,380
$7,920,915
463,532
subs
income—
•For
reported preliminary net earnings for the fiscal year,
27, 1945, of $5,036,601. The improvement in both the in-/
M dustry-and in the company's business during the latter part of the :
year is illustrated by earnings of $2,510,504 in the 17 weeks ended
Co. —^
—————.a;
income
before
of
NOTE—The
company
ended
Secondary Offering—
Blyth & Co., Inc., on Dec. 11 made a secondary offering
of -4,350 common shares (no par) at $71 per share, with
a dealers discount of $1.25.—V. 162, p. 2065.
;
^ ;
Net'
$7,885,737
494,961
revenues...
deductions——a.
•Total
Authorized
(no par)„
par)_
•
Shares of
■
The
profits taxes.—V. 162,
($. S.) White Dental Manufacturing Co.
Earnings—.
" .•
'•
; •
4,554,891
•Appropriation
pletion of the present financing is $1,062,500.
$1.61
- .-
(no
amount
of 250,000
v.//M;,/VV'>;/: ^ :V
Weyerhaeuser
stock
353,132
1944
y
1st mtge. bonds, 3%, series due 1958-^ $20,000,000
Minority stockholders' equity in subsld^
■:
'Maries consolidated
..
1943
$759,867
353,132
charges and Federal income add
2314,
p.
$787,745
7
1945
share,-——a.—, $1.67 J
per
-
;
353,132
5,975,867
4,124,399
4,745,993
company,
at Omaha, Neb., under a lease which expires March 31, 1963;
owns and operates
a
storage and processing plant at Faribault,
Minn., and an ice manufacturing and product processing and storage
plant at Chicago, 111.
,
-■■..
;
(& Subs.)—-Earns.
$894,679
'
shares,
4,920,3Q5
7,003,124
4,609,287
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
factors
9 Months Ended
<4,612,057
7,939,560
Balance of income—_
and
-
further adjustment of contract prices is anticipated, .and',,
.provision therefor has been made. Subject further to the result
no
',*,406,6?#
income.?—.
stocks
plant
significant
of
oper.
other
Company owns and operates slaughtering and processing plants at
Chicago, 111.; New York, N.,Y.; Cedar,Rapids, la.; Albert Lea, Minn.;
Kansas City,
Kan.; Oklahoma City, Okla.; Columbus, Ga.; and Los
Angeles,
Calif.
Company operates a slaughtering and processing
$454,822-'
*
tax—8,144,-350
profits
Gross
,
Net
•
(INCLUDING SUBSIDIARIES)
and
Interest charges (net)—
Prov.
for div. on pfd.
'
Earned
inc.
inc.
Non-opqvating revenues.
lamb, and veal; "certified tender-made"
ham,-bacon and sausage; "certified" canned'meats
and "B-V";
"certified?* lasting-flavor products; "laurel" pure lard;,
"MOR" luncheon meat; and "Ideal", dog food.
1525,200 \ 1,430,600
reserve.—^
than
est,
Pfov, for depreciation^.
"certified"
ham;
post-war credits of $428,240
"
"
and
A,381,386
for
excess
,
which include "certified" beef,;
•
500,000
$4,379,729
.
smqked or in cans under nationally advertised brands of the
■
Other
Prov,
6f buying, slaughtering and dressing livestock,
selling meats, meat food products, and related
During the fiscal year ended Oct. 28, 1944, sales of such
products were approximately 83% of consolidated gross sales;
Such
jmeats, meat food products, and related products are sold fresh, cured,
,
500,000
$4,049,543
1945
1944
1943
1942
$45,677,182 $44,283,880 $41,662,396 $37,440,680
20,519,716
19,461,863
17,491,818
14,939,248
taxes
:
business in which the company and its subsidiaries
engaged is what is commonly called the meat packing busi¬
products.
$2,051,515
revenues—.
expenses.—w
other
Taxes
-
ness,
which consist
and processing and
1944
$746,171
Other income
,
.principal
been
have
Weston Electrical Instrument Corp.
'■
;
ware: Nov.
3,172,110
$0.47
'
500, Q00
$4,079,311
J—_
12 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
oper.
70,509
transportation
deducting debt retirement
1944 and $368,380 for 1943.:
Tptal
BUSINESS AND: PROPERTY—Company was incorporated. in Dela¬
30, 1925.
One of the company's predecessor corporations,
organized in 1893, took oyer a business founded in 1853.
$1,107,729
3,172,100
:,V?.
•'
v
in
income:
Operating
,
;
611.
p.
$1,497,124
^
■
$7,352,707
2,416,776
56,201
CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT
counsel for the company, the shares of $4.25
stock and common stock" will be exempt under
existing law from Illinois and Pennsylvania; personal property taxes
so long as the company remains liable. for
tapgible property taxes in
Illinois and for franchise tax- in Pennsylvania.
" ; ■: ■■■■■■?":
1943
•
case.
$7,088,325
2,468,273
2,364,252
109,182
•After
for
1955 and
each
in
—
;
567,200
2,820,572
contingent losse3
for
Investment
Net
:: In the
opinion of
cumulative preferred
•
$3,662,842
2,555,113
.
of
1,
a—
subsidiary ;
,
Quarter End. Sept. 30—
! ; ;
\ ; 1945
f
1944
Profit after expenses.^.—'
$3,201,690
$5,981,602
Income;'..taxes,2,307,589 /■ : 4,484,478
Earned
at
part
prior to Oct.
Oct.
on
accrued
No.
in
or
income
Appropriation
lieu
April,
Jan.,
time
$7,052,744
._
revenues.—.
Net interest charges——:
Other
deductions..
1960, plus accrued dividends in each
case.. $o long as more than
200,000 shares remairi outstanding, also
subject" to redemption on like notice through preferred stock retirement
provision at $101.50 per share prior to Oct. 1, 1050, with successive
reductions of $0.50 per share on Oct' 1,
1950; 1?55 apd 1960, plus
share
In addition, $750,000 was charged to October 1945 expenses
'contihgencies
whole
per share
of
2863.
p.
quarterly
operating revenues
Gross
.
"
cumulative preferred stock cumulative from
$4.25
on
payable
issue,
in
«
•
NOTE—Pending fihal decision of the .wage cases now before the
watfpnal War" Labor Board, the accounts for the first ten -months .of
1945
Net
re¬
the issuance of fractional one-half shares of common stock.
of
$5,889,483
1,463,224
620,100
Total non-operating
,
common stock will be
duced to the extent that cash will be payable by the, company in
<$5,720,203
1,366,A?2
3,523,050
Provision for depreciation—:
Stock, and' of the 275,000 shares of common stock offered in exchange
for $6 cumulative preferred stock, a maximum of 115,907 shares are to
be issued in exchange for 21,074 shades of $6 cumulative preferred
,Stock( Such maximum number of Shares of
$5,710,532
1,342,212
taxes
"Stale faxes—
exchange
829,306
——_
13,837,631
3,291,342
1,750,800
*3,315,620
3,115,927
15,549,955
3,154,739
1,869,800
*3,854,160
601,5Q0
2,948,821
16,467,023
3,095,921
2,137,900
Federal normal and surtax
:■
1943
$34,670,454 $33,699,179 $31,472,668
Federal excess profits taxes.
250,000 «shares of A4.25 cumulative preferred stock offered
for $6 cumulative preferred stock, 129,222 shares are to
in exchange fqr 129,222 shares ,qf $6 cumulative preferred
the
Of
15,660,073 159,046,202 154,855,841
;i'
,
,
ONLY
1944
1945
*—
operating revenues
Operating expenses
Taxes other than income
preferred stock under the exchange offer which expired
-10 Mos.—19*4
COMPANY
OF
STATEMENT
12 Months Ended Sept. 30-—
Total
Earnings
—V.
162,
per
common
p.-1442.
1945
$133,396
$0.16
share
I
'
1944
$244,910
$0.60
1943
$233,028
$0.52
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
5124
State and
.
Monday,'Decern bet, 24, 1945
City Department
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Mercantile-Commerce Bank
ALABAMA
Trust
&
Florence, Ala.
Bond Redemption Notice—It is
net
a
White, Weld & Co.,
Paul H. Davis & Co.,
Commis¬
the bonds will pre¬
All of the bonds
the First National Bank,
where payment
& Co.,
Florence,
ARKANSAS
Eudora-Western
Drainage
Chicot County,
Dist.,
Ark,
Bonds
should be presented for
to the Union Planters
Co., Mem¬
phis, Tenn.
coupons,
L.
payment
G.
National Bank & Trust
Board
•
-Dist.
No.
Call
Bond
i
;
.
•
.
;
y
Dec.
on
stated
in
15 from
1946, and will be redeemed at the
ed
Dinham, Inc., of Little Rock.
to
the
1
Savings
$175,000
1946 and
Due
1951
to
All of the bonds
Campbell, Phelps & Co.,
j ointly
_____ 100.18
on
1947.
$175,000
Harris Trust & Savings
on
on
Dec.
1955 incl.
are
Trust
tional
~
&
Alameda County
Sch. Dists. (P. O,
Oakland), Calif.
Sale—The
semi¬
annual bonds aggregating $15,432,000, offered for sale on Dec.
18—v. 162 p. 2865—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of the
First National Bank, of Chicago,
coupon
dated Dec.
Savings Associa¬
of
at a price
<.v\;
for
0.95s,
100.012. '
(City and County of),
.
Los
be
presented for payment at the j
National'Trust
vorably voted at the election held
for the
dn Nov. 30.
mentioned
&
Guaranty
Savings
Asso¬
ciation of San Francisco, Messrs.
Lazard
Freres
&
Co., Merrill
Lynch, PiereC, Fenner & Bea'ne, of
New York, Seattle-First National
Bank, of Seattle, Hallgarten &
Co., L. F. Rothschild & Co., both
of New York, Commerce Union
Bank, of Nashville, Stroud & Co.,
of Philadelphia, Julien Collins &
Co., of Chicago, Francis I. duPbnt
& Co., Gruntal & Co., both of New
York, Central Bank, of Oakland,
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
Kebbon, McCormick & Co., of
Chicago, J. R. Williston & Co., of
New York, Wisconsin Co., of Mil¬
waukee, E. M. Newton & Co., of
Boston, and'Foster & Marshall,
of Seattle, at a price of 100.16, a
net interest cost of about 1.213%,
on
the
bonds divided
$7,968,000
Oakland
follows:
as
ing bonds offered for sale On Dec.
18—v. 162, p. 2866—were award¬
1,
1950, as 3s, $3,110,000 maturing $311,000 Jan. 1, 1951
to 1960, as Is, and
$3,110,000
maturing $311,000 Jan. 1, 1961
1970, as iy4s.
1966.
was
bidders
were
Price Bid
\
,
For
li/2% Bonds
Security-First National
Bank, Los Angeles, and
R. H. Moulton &
•
.
-
■
101.53
/
^
Trust &
Joaquin
County,
—
The
obtained
were
$2,500,000
building bonds offered
bonds Due
$28,000 in
$23,000 in 1947 to
•
J
.
-
York,:
-;'r
;
Francisco,
National
1
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of
jointly
7:30
th-e
p.m.
(EST)
Jan. 7
on
refunding
The persons sub-
purchase
of
mitting such tenders must
desig-
Town,"
which
fthich
j
n«arincJ
firrn
mliet
for
offering must be firm for
such
in davs
the
interest payable
and
Principal
National
Palatka
Bonds
Palatka.
to
bear
Bank,
interest
expressed in multiples of V\, onetenth or one-twentieth of 1%, at
lowest
the
to
rate
obtainable when
at 3% when sold
the bidder who will pay 'the
sold
at
par,
or
highest price therefor, the Board
reserving the exclusive and un¬
qualified right .totdetermine, who
is the best ^.bidder, and to reject
any or all bids;
The-payment of
said bonds and, the interest there¬
on
will -be secured by a pledge
faith, credit and taxing
said
of
power
District,
and
an
of said District's
distributive shiare of a tax of two
additional pledge
gallon oh sales of gaso¬
of pe¬
accruing under Section
of Article IX of the Constitu¬
other like products
or
State, by the terms of
Legislature of the State
required to continue the levy
said tax for a period of 50
tion of the
of
from Jan. 1, 1943, and is
prohibited from withdrawing the
proceeds thereof from the opera¬
tion of said Constitutional pro¬
vision during said period.
The
bonds will be awarded to the bid¬
der whose bid produces the lowest
interest cost after deducting the
premium offered, if any. Interest
on the premium, if any, will not
be
considered
as
deductible
in
determining the net interest cost.
In
determining the net- interest
cost, interest-will be computed to
the maturity date from March 1,
1946.
Said bonds will be issued
a^d sold bv the State Board of
10 days
Constitution of the State, and pur¬
Gainesville> Fla.
tificates
Sale
—
The $400,000
semi-annual cer¬
offered for sale on Dec.
17—v. 612 p.
2867—were awarded
jointly to John Nuveen & Co« of
Chicago; the Robinson -Humphrey
Co. of Atlanta, and Leedy, Wheel¬
er &
CP: of Orlando, as 1.20s, at
< .*:
-
:_100.552
re¬
Administration, a body corporate
to the date of the composed of the Governor, Comp¬
opening, of such tenders. Town re¬ troller and Treasurer of the State,
serves the right to reject any and
created
by and existing under
all or any part of any of the bonds
Section 16 of Article IX - of the
:;y..
will
his office in
subsequent
Corp.,
R. L. Day & Co.*
Truitt,
Wanted—J. W.
Clerk, has announced that
tenders will be received
-
Cooley & Co., and
Edward M. Bradley & Co.
Commerce, of Seat¬
8c
Co., San
and
the
Continental
——100.22
electric revenue
First Boston
Moulton
Bank,
bonds of 1944.
___^_LQ0.54
r: -n—-.
at
years
100.51
——-—_
_
Certificate
National Bank of New
York, Na¬
tional Bank of
H;
until
Blodgett, Inc., and
First of Michigan Corp.,
Bankers Trust Co., New-
bids
$1,000. Due March 1, 1966.
at
is
>
;
offered for sale.
'
•'•••
R;
sealed
% Bonds
——;
Co., and
.
Sons,
Brown &
Tenders
Town
the bonds were as follows:
1
sealed
which the
FLORIDA
I
B
Offering—Ralph A. Potts,
Director of the State
Tallahassee, until 3 p.m.-on Jan.
22 for the purchase of $75,000 cou¬
pon SBA refunding bonds of 1946.
Dated
March
1,.. 1946,- Denom.
16
Frostproof, Fla.
follows:
Phelps, Fenn & Co., *■'
Stone & Webster and
x
-100.64
Boston
;
-
jointly
1.10% Bonds
First National
$820,000 Series A bonds. Due $41,000 on Dec. 1 in 1946 to 1965,
tle,
•
Smith, Barney & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Pressprich & Co.,
•
Bridge Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Palatka), Fla.
troleum
jointly
Haven, as Is, at a price of 100.64,
a basis of about 0.925%.
1946,,
County Special Road and
Putnam
line
& Trust
W: Scranton & Co. of New
17—v. 162, p. 2994—were awarded
syndicate composed of Chase
tion to be held in March of
cents per
Alex.
Smith, Barney & Co., F. S. Moseley & Co., both of New York, and
Dec.
__100.059
—
Bank, N. Y.,
Mercantile-Commerce Bank
semi-annual public improve¬
highway, 1945 bonds aggre¬
gating $1,055,000, offered for sale
6n Dec. 14—v. 162, p. 2867—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
and
•
National City
pon
F<wf
;
jointly
235.000 Series
4
Graham, Parsons & Co.,
Runners-up in the bidding fqr
.
amounting to $4,700,000 will be
submitted to the voters at an elec¬
Northern Trust Co., and
ment
as
\'
Co.,
—
revenue
amounting to $10,000,000
construction bonds
sidewalk
and
Uoldman, Sachs & Co.,
Sale—The following cou¬
1
___
disposal
sewage
ojc
bonds
of the full
For
1955, incl.'
Stockton
Bond Election Planned—An is¬
sue
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler—100.65
Stamford, Conn.
Chas.
& CO.;
&
Williston
jointly
CONNECTICUT
Bond
'*'•* ?
•
arici
162, p. 2994.
v.
-
Donald MacKinnon & Co.':
Co., all of Denver. The refunding
issue was described in detail in
to a
•.
Gruntal & Co., ,
Chas. Clark & Co.,
posed of Boettcher & Co., Peters,
Writer and Christensen, Inc., and
1946,
Unified School Dist. (P. O.
Sale
Funds
JV R.
Dec.
_101.51
'
100.089
Lincoln R. Young
San
San
bonds
incl.
Bank of America National
Savings,
Francisco,
Blyth & Co.,
Heller, Bruce & Co., and
William R. Staats Co.,
jointly
—
redemption of the above-
for
Co.,
jointly
Bond.
Bankers Trust Co.,
Other
follows:
Bidder
school
.
New York,
highest bidder
the American Trust Co., San
Stockton), Calif.
Harris Trust & Savings
'
next
100.135.
Refunding Issues Sold
due from 1949 to
Francisco, Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, Chicago, and Weeden
& Co., jointly, for iy4s, at a price
syndicate composed of:
Bank, Chicago,
Chase National Bank,
New York,
-
The
are
V;
& Co.,
jointly
$1,000.
Denomination
These bonds
Second best in the bidding was
a
a
1946.
as
to
to
syndicate composed of
Halsey, Stuart <S? Co., First Na¬
tional
Bank,
of
Chicago,'
and
Thomas Kemp & Co., of Los An¬
geles, as iy4s, at a price of 100.585,
a basis of about 1.20%. Dated Jan.
Dis¬
1950, as 3s, $3,320,000 matur¬
ing $332,000 Jan. 1, 1951 to
1960, as Is, and $3,320,000 ma¬
turing $332,000 Jan. 1, 1961
to 1970, as iy4s.
7,464,000 Oakland High School
District, taking $1,244,000 ma:
turing $311,000 Jan. 1, 1947
'
Bohd Sale—The $994,000 build¬
.
•
port
improvement revenue re¬
funding bonds to a group com¬
Calif.
ed
and
by the city through the recent sale
of $242,000 2y2% municipal air-
Orange County, Santa Ana Junio'f
College Dist. (f.O. Santa Ana),
of
School
trict, taking $1,328,000 matur,ing $332,000 Jan. 1, 1947 to
;
<
Dist.
New York.
ceive
jointly —
.100.133
Blyth & Co.,
; '
Revenue,
Ex-Officio Lazard Freres & Co..
Treasurer of the city, announces Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
that the outstanding airport im-»
and
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provement revenue bonds, series Paine, Webber, Jackson &
A, dated July 1, 1940, and matur- l
Curtis, jointly __„_____100.101
ing July 1, 1946, and thereafter, Glore, Forgan & Co., and
have been called for payment at Barr Bros. & Co., jointly__100.091
par and accrued interest, plus a
Union Securities Corp.,
premium of 3y2%, on Jan. 1, 1946.1
New York,
The bonds, Nos. 59 to 300, together r. w. Pressprich & Co.,
with unmatured coupons, should Equitable Securities Corp.,
Trust Co., First National Bank, all
of New York, Bank of America
Bank,
proved by Masslich & Mitchell, of
Board of Administration,
of
office of the above-mentioned of- .Chas. E. Weigold
ficial.
|
City
1959, and $33,000 in 1960, as 2y4s.
1, 1945, Legality ap¬
Bond
V
and
McDougal & Condon,
Angeles County, Garvey Sch.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Bonds Voted—An issue of $140,000 school facilities bonds was fa¬
National
was
Executive
Laidlaw & Co.,
.
amounting to $350,000
Dated July
:
ing Issue Sold—F. E. Wilson, Man¬
ager
bonds
Nashville,
Harvey Fisk & Sons,
Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Colo.
of San Francisco, as 0.95s,
at a price of 100.016, a basis of
about 0.944%.
Dated Jan. 1, 1946.
Denomination $1,000. These bonds
are
due $15,000 in 1948 to 1952.
The next highest bidder was the
American Trust Co.,
San Fran¬
cisco,
:
Airport Bonds Called—Refund¬
tion,
CALIFORNIA
'
Bank, Chicago,
Kean, Taylor & Co.,
C. F. Childs & Co., and
R. D. White & Co., jointly. 100.159
Commerce Union Bank,
of
purchased recently by John Nu¬
veen & Co., of Chicago, at a price
of 100.0293, a net interest cost of
2.428%, as follows: For $21,000
maturing July 1, $10,000 in 1946,
$11,000 in 1947, as 3s; $264,000 ma¬
turing July 1, $11,000 in 1948 and
1949, $12,000 in 1950, $26,000 in
1951, $27,000 in 1952, and 1953,
$28,000 in 1954, $29,000 in 1955,
$30,000 in 1956, $37,000 in 1957,
$32,000 in 1958, as 2V2s; and $65,000 maturing July 1, $32,000 in
. _
COLORADO
Na¬
America
of
Bank
•
York, and
15, 1945.
build¬
$75,000
"
Corp., *
Pittsburgh I________.___100.239
Calif.
office of Rightsell-Collins-Barry-
Bond
2690—were
875,000 Is. Due $175,000
ing bonds offered for sale on Dec.
17—v. 162, p. 2866—were award¬
'
offered
bonds
p.
Due
0.75s.
Denver
Sale—The
Bond
Co.,
jointly
Dec. 15 from 1948 to 1950 incl.
County, Wasco Union Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Bakersfield),
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_____._100.277
J. Van Ingen &
Mellon Securities
—
Kern
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issue
harbor and port facilities revenue
Tripp & Co., and
15
525,000
power revenue
•
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Chase National Bank, New
Stockton
0.50s.
Dec.
by
the vot¬
13
162,
the
to
$350,000
count of 1,662
a
B.
follows:
as
398, the issuance of $6,200,000
bonds.
to
114, Ark.
Refunding bonds
Nos. 79 to 130, dated Oct. 1, 1935,
due on April 1, 1946 to 1959 incl.,
and
aggregating
$11,000,
have
been called for payment on Jan. 1,
held
and
Lee Higginson Corp.,
jointly
—100.21
Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
Loan Bank, at a price of 100.027,1
New York,
net interest cost of about 0.91%, W. E. Hutton & Co.,
system
17—v.
Dec.
a
Co.,
Spencer Trask & Co.,
Sale—The $1,750,000 cou-
sewer
pon
&
Co., jointly 100.319
Co., Inc.,
Shields &
invest¬
general
Stockton, Calif.
Bond
100.079
approved, by
for
,
awarded
is
the
prices to yield from 0.40%
0.95%, according to maturity.
Legality to be approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, * Neff, Brown &
Herrington of San Francisco.
Dermody, Secretary of the
of Directors, that at the
election
ers
Sewer Improvement
Rock
,,
Voted—It
bonds
Miami, Fla.
Purchased—^An
Bonds
Eastman, Dillon & Co., and
Eldredge & Co., jointly™ 100.287
Public—The
reoffered
ment at
Imperial Irrigation Dist. (P.O.
El Centro), Calif.
Bonds
to
bidders
to
$4,501,000, iy4s
along
with Jan. 1, 1946 and subsequent
Little
above
$2,572,000, 4y2s,
$8,359,000, Is, and
152 incl. The bonds,
Blair &
Ryan,
Fo;x,
100.106 for 1.30s.
by Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Sutherland
&
Co.,
and
Reusch & Co., of
Lehman Bros.,
dated Dec.
-
For
ing for payment on Jan. 1, 1946, a
total of $11,000 bonds maturing
Jan. 1, 1964, and bearing numbers
to
»,
..
Offered
successful
100.478
;
J.C. Bradford &
15, 1945.
Hannaford & Talbot,
Bond Call—The district is call¬
142
•••-."•
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Harvey Fisk & Sons,
Stern Bros. & Co.,
Tripp & Co., and
will be made.
are
Co., jointly*.;
and'
15, 1948, and $250,000 an¬
nually from 1949 to 1955 incl.
,,
Brown Brothers Harriman
the date named at
on
Putnam &
follows:
Dec.
.
them
Second best bid was a joint offer
0.9512%
Ala., and the; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
City will oh Feb. 1, 1946, redeem R. S. Dickson & Co.,
and
retire
General
Refunding
City National Bank & Trust
bonds, Series A, dated Feb. 1,
Co., Kansas City,
;
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1937, due Feb. 1, 1957, numbered Cruttenden & Co.,
1, 19, 29, 38, 81, 91, 102 and 107.
J. lVt. Dain & Co.,
sent
from Oct. 1 1947 to 1958,
Estabrook & Co., and
about
$660,000 3s. Due $250,000 on Dec.' Coffin & Burr,
15
in
1946
and
1947,
and White, Weld & Co.,
Bear, Steams & Co.,
*
$160,000 in 1948.
1,840,000 0.75s.
Due $90,000 on Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
as
inclusive.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
of par,
a price
cost
of
Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
Alex. Brown & Sons,
Illinois Co., Chicago,
A. G. Becker & Co.,
B. J. Van Ingen &
sioners of Florence,
Holders of
City, at
interest
John Nuveen & Co.,
Coburn, City Clerk,
that pursuant to the terms of the
refunding ordinance under which
said bonds were issued, certain
bond numbers have been drawn
stated by L. B.
by lot by the Board of
Salt Lake
Co., St. Louis,
f
a price of 100.011, a basis of about
T.197%. Dated Oct. 1, 1945. Due:
suant
to
the
applicable statutes
resolution duly
of the State and a
adopted by said Board and will be
validated; by judicial decree. Ref¬
erence to said Constitutional pro¬
vision,
statutes. and
resolution
be; had. fori a more detailed
description of said..bands;:.. Th^
approving opinion of Giles J, Pat-?
ter so ft,
of"; Jacksonville, rto
the effect
that such bonds -are
may
3125
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N umber* 4449
Volume -162.
—
Dee Moines,
legally- binding obliga¬ interest payable at the Northern
State Board of Ad¬ Trust Co.,-of. Chicago.., No bid for
less than par and accrued interest
ministration acting for and on
behalf of said District and, if re¬ and the successful bidder will be
valid
and
tions
of
Bonds
the
purchasers of
said bonds, without charge.
En¬
close a certified check for 2% of
be delivered to the
action
high¬
offered
for
sale
mitted.
Dec.
on
in
Humboldt, 'Iowa
Unsold—The
Bonds
of
issue
swimming
$30,000
pool
remains
bonds
construction
authorized
un¬
sold.
,
based
are
The rate
or
and
sub¬
rates must be
multiples of one-eighth
or one-
tenth of 1%,
syndicate composed" of Hal-
a
Bank,
National
The bonds will be sub¬
bids
their
bonds amounting to $2,900,and
18—v. 162, p. 2443—were awarded
,
,
Rockville.
$2,000, payable to the
Bond Sale—The following
way
000
County
gomery
ject to registration as to principal
only.
Bidders are requested, to
specify with their bids the rate
or rates of interest to be paid on
the bonds, on which rate or rates
Town.
to
authorities,"
approved
and in force April 4,-1945.
Liscomb Cons. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
The
Liscomb), Iowa
constitutionality of the Act was
Tarpon Springs, Fla.
Bond
Election—It is reported
sustained by the Supreme Court
Tenders Wanted—W, D. Flet¬ of the State of Illinois on Sept. that an election will be held on
cher, City Clerk, announces that 19,
1945,
in the case entitled Jan. 3 to have the voters pass on
the Union Trust Co., St. Peters¬ "People ex rel. v. Wood," 391 111. the issuance
of $5,000 building
burg, Fla., as a trustee, will re¬ 237,
,
*
and
the
above described improvement bonds.
ceive sealed tenders until 10 aim. bonds are being
issued for the
Madrid, Iowa
•
on Jan. 14 for sale to the city of
purpose of paying part of the cost
Bond Election Planned—An is¬
1-5%
refunding
bonds,
dated of construction an. airport in and
sue of $45,000 building bonds and
Jan. 1, 1939 and due Jan. 1, 1974. for said Authority.
The approv¬
A sum of about $25,000 is avail¬ ing opinion of Chapman & Cutler, city hall bonds will be submitted
to the voters at an election to. be
able in the sinking fund for the of Chicago, will be furnished. En¬
held in the near future.
purchase
and 1 cancellation
of close a certified check for $5,000,
bonds and tenders must describe payable to the Treasurer of the
Marshalltown, Iowa
r'
the bonds by number and denom¬ Authority.
ri
•
Bond Sale—The $110,000 water
ination'and state the price, not
works revenue bonds offered for
exceeding par, at which they are Tazewell County Sch. Dist. No. 108 sale on Dec. 18-^-v,
:
162,,p. 2995—
(P. O. Pekin), III.
offered.
Accrued interest will be
airport
check for
has
bonds.
Airport Authority was organized
on
June 4, 1945, under the pro¬
visions of "An Act in relation to
$6,000 in 1947 to 1954, $7,000
in 1955 to 1958, and $8,000 in 1959
to
*1961.
Enclose > a 'certified
Louisiana (P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Iowa
Grinnell,
Unsold—No
$125,000 memorial building
of the
rate
Stamp
~
been taken with reference to sale
Authority, without limitation as to
or amount.
The Springfield
require Docu¬
Tax at the rate!
of 10 cents per J&100, or fraction
thereof.
Separate bankable re¬
mittances should accompany each
such check, if tax stamps are not
attached.
', •
checks
Certified
4
Bonds
Springfield
Airport
Authority,
payable from taxes levied upon
all the taxable property in said
the bonds bid for, payable to the
State
Board
of
Administration.
mentary
750,000 veterans memorial build¬
ing bonds was favorably voted at
the election held on Dec. 10.
required to take up and pay for
said bonds on or before Dec. 31,
1945. Said bonds will be full faith
and
credit
obligations
of
the
quested, a copy of the transcript
of the proceedings involved will
lows:
Iowa
yoted—An issue of $2,-
Bidders may specify
than one rate of interest to
more
sey, Stuart & Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Hem¬
phill, Noyes & Co., both of New
York, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Otis & Co., of Cleveland,
Barrow, Leary & Co., of Shreveport, Walter-Woody & Heimerdinger of Cincinnati, Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis,
be borne
by the bonds,
not specify more
than
but may
inter¬
one
est rate for the bonds of any one
maturity.
bonds
The
faith
full
gomery
faith
Kohlmeyer,
Newburger &
Co., of New Orleans, at a price of
100.1269, a net interest cost of
1.4692%:
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upon:the
credit
of
is
credit
and
the
of Mont¬
said
full
Commissioners
County,
and
County
and
issued
are
and
irrevocably
pledged to the payment of !the
maturing principal and interest of
said bonds. Under the provisions
of said Chapter 950 of the Acts
,
1
$1,000,000
Series DD bonds. For
$50,000 maturing $25,000 July
1,1947 and 1948, as 4s, (J-J)
$275,000
maturing
$25,000
July 1, 1949 to 1959, as lV4s,
(J-J), and $675,000 maturing
July
„
,
,
,
1946
1,
attached
.
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$390,000 build¬
Beh
at
at
,
1948
for
bonds
are due $26,000 on Dec. .1, 1949 to
1963. Principal and interest pay¬
ILLINOIS
Cullom),
Illinois,
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able
•
Bonds Voted—At a recent elec¬
i
Legality approved
Pekin.
Bank,
said to have
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
approved the issuance of $20,000 The next highest bidder was the
community building bonds by a First National Bank, Chieago, for
1 Vhs, at a price of 100.113.
wide mar^in.V' "
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V
the voters
tion
-
Park District
Dolton
s
*
ton),
«
.
are
III.
O.Dol.'■-•*! •'
(P.
-
,
Bond Election—The issuance
of
$100,000 park improvement bonds
\yill be submitted - to the voters at
election scheduled for Dec. 28.
an
1
-Yr:' GrMUy, 111,
'f
.
:
Alexandria, Ihd.
•
sewage^sppsal pJapt bonds.
»
.*•->%s;;-; Y ^'ciiy)^iU:^
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Bonds Voted—a recent elec¬
the issu¬
of $15,000 road bonds by a
count of 66 to 12.
,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until. 2 p.m. on Dec.
26,
by
Marguerite Humphries,
City Clerk-Treasurer, for the pur¬
chase of
1945." Due $500 on July 1,
and $500 Jan. and J,u.ly 1,
1949 tq Jan. 1, 1958. Rate 6f inter¬
est to be in multiples of V* of 1%,
and not more than one rate shall
be named by each bidder.
The
bidder
highest
will
Madison County
Sch. Dist. No. 127
(P. O. Madison), IU.
<
issue
Purchased—An
of
$65,000 2% school bonds was pur¬
chased recently by
the Illinois
Municipal Bond Corp., of Murphysboro, at a price Of par. Dated
Nov. 1, 1945. These bonds are due
on
Nov. 1, as follows: $15,000 in
1957, and $10,000 in 1958 to 1962,
Sch.
Roxana
No.
Dist.
103,
III,A
cost to the
the
be
one
net interest
who offers the lowest
Bonds
feated.
v
City, to be determined
by computing the total interest on
all of the bonds to their maturities
therefrom
the
bid, if any. No bids for
less than par and accrued interest.
Said bonds are the direct obliga¬
tions of the City, payable out of
oremium
unlimited, ad valorem taxes to be
levied and collected on all of the
taxable property
of
$190,000 construction
bonds,
authorized at the election held on
Nov. 17.
These bonds are dated
of
Dec,
15, 1945.
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Township (P. O. Ma¬
comb), III.
Bonds Voted—An issue of $30,-
bidder at the expense
No
conditional
sidered.
successful
of the City.
bids will be con¬
Enclose a certified check
for $200, payable to
the City.
Scotland
favorably
held
'
on
voted
Oct.
at
the
Y.
Arnv
Merchants
that
were pur¬
the Farmers &
Bank
of
National
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$39,000 in 1961, $40,000 in
$42,000 in 1963 and 1964,
$43,000 in 1965. Principal and
and
-V'.'
NAN8|IS
,
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Abilene, Kan.
Purchased—The follow¬
ing bonds amounting to $75,000
were
purchased on Sept. 26 by
.local banks, as Is, at a price; of
100.10:
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Bonds
Equitable Securities. Corp.,,
T
Y*
Voters
!
Y ~
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/
meeting of the vofers
next March, decision will be made
with respect to a possible issuq of
High school building bonds.
$1,820,000 sinking fund refinancing loan bonds issued under
Chapter 538 of Acts of 1943.
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.
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Y
.
r"!
-r
1970. Callable on any interest date' after1 five -years
1,
•
Y
from date of issue on 90
notice
•
$2,350,000, lt^s —_-__.-__100.004
;
Dist.
refunding bonds offered
Oct.
11, have been purchased
No.
146,000 North
(P. O. Natchitoches), La.
System bonds is¬
705, Acts
of 1945, Section 7. Dated Sept.
1, 1945. Due Sept. 1, as fol¬
lows: $8,000 from 1946 to 1951
inclusive,
and
$7,000
from
sued under Chapter
Sale
1958
inclusive; $2,000 from 1953 to
inclusive, and $2,500 in 1959
and
1952
Manchester, Ky.
Offering—Lettie
,
1960.
Lyttle, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m." (CST) on Dec.
28 for the purchase of $39,500 4%
water works revenue
refunding
bonds.
Denomination $500.
Due
June l/.as follows:
$1,000 frOm
1946
to
1950
inclusive; $1,500,
1951 to 1957 inclusive, and $2,000
1958 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. De¬
livery of bonds to be made in a
week or 10 days after the award.
Bonds
South System bonds is¬
Chapter 705, Acts
of 1945, Section 7. Dated Sept.
1, 1945. Due Sept. 1, as fol¬
lows:
$13,000 from 1946 to
1955
inclusive,
andu $12,000
Publicly
Offered—Leb-
Co., New York, and Weil
Arnold, of New Orleans, in
joint account, recently made pub¬
lic offering of $47,000 2%% elec¬
.
'&
light
enue
and
works
water
rev¬
bonds, maturing apnually-on
Nov. 1 from 1952 to 1964 inclusive,
and callable at 103
and
on
subsequent
any
!
bonds
vestors
to
at
call
J08.60, to yield
date
and
to
'/
1.50%
to 2.45%
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler of Chicago.
up
Section
1945,
of
$7,000 airport
bonds offered for sale on Dec. 10
Bond
to
Sale—The
162, p. 2868—were awarded
Council
Bluffs Savings
bonds
r
nually on Sept. 1 from 1946 to
inclusive.
1955
Interest M-S.
Bidder to name the rate of in¬
terest
on
each of the
Bond
1, 1947." The only other bid¬
der was the City National Bank,
the
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price
-
-
to
the
election scheduled for
22, according to report.
Town
Nov.
an
Bastrop, La.
Offering — J.
Ramsaur,
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
10
a.m.
on
Jan.
22 for
bids until
of $100,000 More¬
house Memorial airport bonds, not
purchase
exceeding
bonds
are
3%
due
on
items,
two
expressed in a multiple of V\ of
1%. Separate bids must be made
and
each item
will
The
suc¬
on
each item
awarded separately.
cessful bidders will be furnished
of the opinion of the
interest.
Th^se
March 1, as fol¬
Montgomery County (P. O. Rock-
with
ville), Md.
' 1
Bond Offering—J.. Forest Walk¬
er, Clerk of the Board of County
Attorney General of the Com¬
monwealth affirming the legality
Commissioners, will receive sealed
for
bids
submitted
be
will
voters at
Jan.
$1,000. These bonds are due $1,000
on Nov. 1, 1947 to 1953, optional
of par.
MARYLAND
La.
$140,000 water revenue refunding
the
Council Bluffs, for 2s, at a
.,
Dated
1.
Sept. 1, 1945. Due $50,000 an-
in¬
thereafter.
inclusive.
1965
1,000,000 "South System bonds is¬
sued under Chapter 705, Acts
interest
priced
were
to
Interest M-S.
Nov. 1, 1950
on
1956
from
date in inverse order of maturity.
The
In¬
1
•
sued under
enthal &
tric
inclusive.
250,000
Winnfield, La.
.1
S.
1965
to
terest M-S.
by F. L. Dupree & Co., of Harlan.
Bond
days'
^Interest
Item No. 2 $1,396,000
Metropolitan Sewerage Loan)
.
v. 162, p. 2995—were
purchased
by White, Hattier & Sanford, of
New Orleans, and mature July 1,
as
follows: $1,500 from ; 1946 to
1952
holders.
to
J-D.
-
in
County Court Clerk that the $150,000 234% semi-ann. sch. building
Due Dec.
Dated Dec. 1, 1945.
>Y
.
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Details—The $27,500
■1V2 %• school bonds reported sold
KENTUCKY
noon
Jan, 3 for the purchase of $3,216,000. fully
registered bonds,
dvided as follows: ,Y.Y
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Item No. Jt
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Natchitoches Parish Sch.
Harlan County (P. O. Harlan), Ky.
Bonds Sold—It is stated by the
Receiver-General,
■.
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(Net interest cost 1.4883%.)
5
and
Treasurer
will receive sealed bids until
.
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Bond
a
,
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;
Dempsey-Tegeler' & Co.,
McDougal & Condon, and
Weil & Co., jointly^?
For $100,000, 5s,
$450,000, 1 V4s,- and
:
due in 1 to 5 years.
Determijfte Bond Is¬
To
sue*—At
on
45,000 sewer improvement bonds!
Denomination $1,000. These bonds
are
Hudsoni Mass.
Massachusetts (Commonwealth of)
Bond Offering—John E. Hurley,
-
x.
.
Stroud & Co.,
.
.
,;
Stranahan, Hprris & Co., Inc.,
$30,000 airport bonds.
Abbeville,
Bank, as IV2S, at a price of par.
Dated Nov. 1, 1945. Denomination
1960,
1962,
The next
the
Bond Election—The issuance of
Council Bluffs, Iowa
1950, $28,000 in 1951, $29,000
in 1952, $30,000 in 1953, $31,000 in
1954, $32,000 in 1955, $33,000 in
1956, $34,000 in 1957, $35,000 in
1958, $37,000 in 1959, $38,000 in
.
$30,000
was
*1,
MASSACHUSETTS
as
be
—v.
in
Denomination $1,000.
highest bidder
LOUISIANA
Denomination $1,000. Interest J-D.
Due Dec. 1, as follows: $27,000
,
Dist.
$25,000
iy4s,
(J-D), and $725,000 maturing
Dec. i, $25,000 in 1960, $100,000 in 1961, and $200,000 in
1962 to 1964, as 1M{S, (J-D),
r
John Nuveen. & Co.,
of Des Moines
Commerce Union Bank, '
162, p. 2995—were sold as :1s,i
;Ngshville,
•'>!:! "!■
at a price of 100.036, a basis of
Kingsbury & Alvis, *
about 0.992%.
Dated Dec. 1, 1945
R. S. Dickson $c Cq,f
and. due on. Nov. % from 1947 ; to
Graham, Parsons & Co.,
1954 inclusive.
YV'-\ •:/■!; •
Kean, Taylor & Co.,
'*''
Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
IOWA
bids
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National
Moines
1961, .'as YIV2S,
—v.
Rochester.
Secretary ' of Board of
Commissioners, wit receive sealed
strong, t
uqtiL noon (CST) on Dec. 22
for the purchase of $560,000 %%
airport bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1945.
Sch.
Consolidated
Sale Details—The
Iowa-Des
from
Bonds Sold—It is reported
chased recently by
Offering—H.
O. Rochester),
election $65,000 hospital bonds
16.
Springfield Airport Authority, III.
Bond
County (P.
Indiana
improvement bonds was
000 road
.
Fulton
'
ton, Morrow & Yost, of Baltimore,
and the approving opinion of this
firm will be delivered, upon re¬
quest, to the purchasers of %he
bonds, without charge. Enclose a
certified check for $18,000 pay¬
able to the County Treasurer.
and
1960
$225,000
maturing
Dec. i, 1951 to 1959,
\i..
de¬
■
■
in
in
Series GG bonds. For
$50,000 maturing $25,000 Dec.
1, 1949 and 1950, as 4s, (J-D),
elec¬
were
$25,000
Bank & Trust Co.,
on
in the City. The
will be furnished to the
at the
10
(P. O. Thurman), Iowa
revenue
opinion of Hose, McCord, Ice &
Schools, Miller, of Indianapolis, approving
the legality of said bonds will be
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
on
file on the date of sale and
p.m. on Dec. 20 for the purchase
Superintendent
'Y:"-
Thurman
Bond Offering—Latham E. Har¬
ris,
Dec.
on
deducting
and
$50,000
bonds sub¬
building
the voters
to
held
the
1948,
tion the voters approved
ance
mitted
tion
Oct 1,.
Liberty Township (P, O. Bucher.
■
Defeated —The
1,
1,000,000
price of 100.336. i
building bonds awarded Dec, 10 to
$10,000 wa.ter works im¬
"r Ordinance Passed—The Village provements bonds. Interest rate
Council liaa passed an' ordinance
is not- to exceed ! 3M» %, payable
calling- for-' an issue of $15,000 j-J. Denomination $500. Dated
.
a
all
County sufficient in rate ,§md
pay the principal'and
on said bonds as they Re¬
spectively become due and f>dyable.
The legality of this issue
will be approved by Niles, Bar¬
(J-J).
Oder bolt, Iowa
Bonds
Bond
V- ■■;!?■ INDIANA
,
was
l%s, at
on
interest
$650,000
in
1
Jan.
next
highest
Wheelock & Cummins,
American -National* community
the
at
The
July
tax
property in Montgom¬
amount to
(J-J), and $675,000 maturing
a
due
are
1958.
to
bidder
about 1.093%.
Denomination $1,000. These
Cullom Township (P.' O.
bonds
These
price of 100.068, a basis of
Dated Feb. 1, 1946.
a
100.354,
assessable
in 1960 and
1961,
as
U/2S,
in
ad valorem
annual
an
Series EE bonds.
For
$225,000
maturing
$25,000
July 1, 1951 to 1959, as lV4s,
awarded to the Carleton D.
price of
of
Montgomery County,
provision is made for the levy of
(J-J).
Co., of Des Moines, as
a
sioners
900,000
l3/4s,
basis of
about 1.683%/ Dated Jan. .2,. 1946.
the
and
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
both of Chicago, jointly, as 1.10s,
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Bond Sale—The
ing bonds were awarded to
Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
and subsequent/ coupons
thereto, must be deliv¬
ered to the Union Trust Co., St.
Petersburg.
;Y
y
,
ery
1945,
and
the
resolutions
adopted by the County Commis¬
1,- $500,000
$175,000
•
were
paid to and including July 1, 1946,
on
bonds
purchased,
and
the
bonds accepted, along with July
of
(EST) on Jan.
8
for the purchase
of $900,000
series
A,
general
improvement
coupon bonds, not exceeding 4%
interest. Dated Feb. 1, 1946.
De¬
payable to Order of the Treasurer
and
Receiver-General, must ac¬
company the bid.
.,Y.
nomination
for sale
Feb.
ed to a
,
.
until
1,
...
.
11
a.m.
$1,000.
Due $50,000
1949 to 1966.
Principal
and interest payable at the Mont»
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a
copy
each
of
2%
A
issue.
of
the
Notes Sold
—
certified
amount
An issue
check
bid
for,
q£ $10,-
000,000 revenue notes was offered
on
Dec. 14 and was gward-
syndicate composed of the
Bankers Trust Co., die National
THE COMMERCIAL
3126
Bond Call—Greek L.
Shawmut
sion,
announces
that $2,106,000
highway refunding bonds have
been
called for
redemption on
& Trust Co., ahd the
Day Trust Co., all of Boston, at
0.47%, plus a premium of $129.00.
Dated Dec. 21, 1945.
Due on May
Safe Deposit
1946.
The
•"
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Feb. 1, 1946, as follows: $1,045,000
first series and $1,061,000 second
Jan.
1941, and funds for pay¬
ment of principal and interest will
only other bid received was
of 0.59%, submitted by
the First National
urer's
jointly.
Oxford, Miss.
Bonds Voted—At an election on
11
issue
of
Completed
—
Mat¬
W aveland,
Carey, 1077 Penobscot Bldg.,
Detroit, Mich., reports that the
district has completed the refund¬
ing of $89,000 bonds which had
thew
dates
Dec.
since
1,
1935.
new
an
has
been
sold
3s. DUe
as
bonds issued in exchange for
1960 and
1961.
,
<
Joseph
Sch.
Dist.,
1969
on
June
1 from 1955
Bonds
inclusive.
thereafter
ahd
due
in
subject
are
prior redemption on and after
1, 1948. Legality has been
approved by Claude H. Stevens of
Berry & Stevens, Detroit, and,
paying agent for the bonds is the
Detroit Trust Co., of Detroit.
Other Bids—The $80,000
ing
at
Dec.
&
—v.
basis of about 1.353%
2996—also received
the following bids for IV2S:
by the
$78,000
now
Co.*. Kansas City
reported
Marshall, Minn.
—
Sealed
bids
20, by the City Recorder, for the
]
not to ex¬
hospital
of $150,000
..rciiase
ceed
semi-annual
2%
&
Savings
_______101.588
Bank
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
xyxxxxy
■
100.577
montana
Baker, Mont.
y "-v
Bond Sale—The $72,000 refund¬
ing water and sewer bonds offered
14—v,
162,
2692—were
awarded to a group composed of
the Northwestern National Bank,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, both
of Minneapolis, and the Bank of
Baker, as
iy2S, at a price of
p.
bonds. Denomination $1,000. Dated
100.69.
Jan. 1.1946. Due
1946.
1, .1948
for iy2s was made by J.
& Co., Minneapolis.
y
$10,000 from Jan.
1962; optional at par
to
and accrued interest on and after
Jan.
1955. Dated Jan. 1, 1946.
$1,000; Due $10,000
Jan. 1,1948 to 1962. All bonds ma¬
turing after Jan. 1, 1956, to be
subject to prepayment at par and
accrued interest on Jan. 1, 1955,
and on any subsequent interest
payment date. Principal and in¬
terest
payable at any suitable
bar/: or trust company designated
by the purchaser. The approving
opinion of Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago, will be furnished. Deliv¬
Bonds
Second
1,
ery
Bonds
a
St. Louis Park Indep.
Sch. Dist.,
Minn.
Offering—O. E. Domian,
Superintendent of Schools, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
Jan.
13
for the purchase of
$950,000 build¬
ing bonds, authorized at the elec¬
tion held
on
St.
*Nov. 20.
Cut
Mitchell,
City Comptroller, that
sale has been fixed
as
no
date of
session.
V
issue
of
sewer
submitted
to
the
voters
election to be held on Dec.
at
the
21.
of St. Louis:
$30,000 street intersection bonds.
23,000 special street improvement
bonds
,
t
f
These bonds
are
dated July 1.
1945,
9
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interest
tional
payable
State
Each
Bank
proposal
'the
name
bonds bid
the rate named
must, be
a
the
same
for.
City
Clerk,
until
8
will
p.m.
receive
sealed
Feb.
14, for
on
to
more
or
lowest
rate
proposals
of
interest
and
offer
accept the same least amount,
in
which
last
that
one
of
such
of the bonds to
the date of deliv¬
The enactment, at any time
prior to the delivery of the bonds,
ery,
of
Federal
legislation which in
terms, b,y repeal or omission of
exemptions or otherwise, subjects
Federal income tax the inter¬
district.
A
class
or
charac¬
with
tion
are
valid and
le¬
binding obligations of the
The bonds will be prepared
under the supervision of the Con¬
tinental Bank & Trust Co., of New
York City, which will certify as
to the genuineness of the signa¬
tures of the officials and the seal
certified
of the bid, payable
City Treasurer,
the bonds. Enclose a
certified
check for $5,700, pay¬
able to the City.
impressed
nebraska
1,
$1,000,
as
follows:
Bidder
Blair
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Trust
at
of
a
J.
Devine
Trust
&
sum
is
were
Fallkill
sold to the Chase
Bank
of
New
Na¬
York, for
a
$5,305,649.
the fact that Gruntal
called to
York,
prepared for distribution a
of their yield chart
covering various bonds of the Port
Authority: The chart shows yields
new
to
edition
and
call -date
maturity,; com¬
puted as of Dec. 15, 1945, and also
sinking fund operations for each
issue.
north dakota
Williston School District.,. N. Dak.
Bond Offering—-A. L. Butler,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9:30 a.m. on Dec. 31 for
100.31
100.082
1.60 f/o
the purchase of $50,000 i%% re¬
funding bonds of 1946. Denomi¬
nation $1,000. Due $10,000 on Jan.
100.475
;
.
1.60%
Bank
100.149
1 from 1947 to 1951 inclusive.
terest
J-J.
certified
A
In¬
check-• for
2% of the bid is required.
;
;
ohio
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of
discount
Pough-
of
Local. Sch.
Beaver
0.40%.
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Rate
Dist.
Beaver), Ohio
(P. O,
.
.
•
Bond Election—It is stated that
an
election
has
beCn
called
for
Deb. 31 in order to resubmit to the
voters
the
bonds
follows:
.
bonds
Sinking Fund
Price Bid
Traders
;•%>!%;/,
secur¬
were
1 »/a '.o
as
will- be
from
12, 1945.
These notes
April 1, 1946.
Legality
approved
by John B. Van De
Water, of Poughkeepsie.
Other
Bidder
Moore,
State
en¬
& Co., 30 Broad Street, New
These
1,
due
bidders
The
transaction,
Victory. Loan
the
was
of
have
Dated Dec.
are
of : the
Authority, N. Y.
New Yield Chart .Available —
Attention of dealers and investors
County (P. O. Pough»
keepsie), N. Y. '
Note
Sale —The
$200,000 tax
anticipation notes offered for sale
recently were
awarded; to
the
a
C.
.
State
Port cf New York
.
at
the
y
1.45%,
Rate
National
: Frank
communities.
in
by
tional
x
l»/2'o-
Co
.
The sale consisted of
1954,
on
'
First
and
New
volvirig $4,493,000 New York City
Corporate stock maturing May 1,
bonds
Dutchess
keepsie,
of
retirement /systems and i in¬
cluded 110 lots, * The
largest, ; in-
:
&
State
and
Other bidders
Co., Buffalo
proceeds
invested
Denomina¬
&
Manufacturers
opinion
(State of)
according to ;Mr.
Co.,Vcf
price-of
Dec.
on
local
held
for $900.
on
Co., Inc
Tilney-& Co.__
C.
the
profit of $2,725,168 in
Dec. 13 of $15,582,530
a
tire
1, 1939.
about
•'
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the
York
ous
(P. O.
1945.
one
due
are
that
$323,000
were
construction
defeated'at
the
Nov. 6 election.
National Bank &
'
r.
Botkins, Ohio
Trust Co., Poughkeepsie 0.50% i
Bonds Purchased—An issue of
Poughkeepsie Trust Co.
0.50%
$14,000 water works bonds was
Vassar Bank, Poughkeep¬
purchased recently by White &
sie
0.60 %
Co., of Cincinnati, .as 2y2S and
Merchants National Bank
2%s.
These bonds Were offered
& Trust Co.
0,75%
on AuV. 8.
Poughkeepsie
Savings
Braceville Township Rural Sch.
Bank
0.875%
_
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c
Fishkill
National
Dist.
J
Bank,
Beacon
New York
;
City Housing Authority,
New
York
Calls Bonds—The
(P. O. Phalanx Station)
Ohio
1.00%
Bond
y-
City, N. J.
11
Marine
1946 to 1960.
on
Mar goto
Friend, Neh.
Bonds Unsold—The $25,000 wa¬
the sale
ities.
york ' \'
as/:l%s,
basis
in
savings banks
in
principal amouht of bonds of vari¬
due
coupons
revenue '
Dist. 'No.
a
for
Comptroller
achieved
Buffalo), N. F.
<
$69,900 build¬
Dec,
investments
counsel
Moore", announced' that
Sale—The
the
bonds
the
gally
City.
is required.
X'
a
which includes these bonds,
will, at the election of the pur¬
chaser, relieve the purchaser from
his obligations under the terms
that the bonds
Paving District No. 21
Dated Feb. 1,
1946. De¬
nomination
$500.
Interest
F-A.
Due Feb. 1, 1966. Redeemable at
any time there are funds to the
the
bonds of
opinion of Reed,
Hoyt & Washburn, of New York,
Oil
check for 5%
on
to
Dated
mentioned
proposals which
offers to pay the highest price will
be accepted.
The purchaser must
pay accrued interest from the date
a
system
Buffalo,
100.389,
priheipal and interest
City of New " York, are
—State
District
ing bonds offered for sale on Dec.
18—-v. 162, p. 2997—-were award¬
ed
re¬
to
New
CheektowagaPine Hill Union
the
name
to
event
Linder:
authorized at the election held
Bond
if
Se?ls Bonds At $2,725,168 Pfofit
Dec.
on
April 10, 1945, has been sold pri¬
vately.
i
1%
York.
; > 1,
Privately Sold—An issue
$225,000 power plant and dis¬
Sch.
to
1', 1965.
;
bonds, which are guafan-
as
legal
of
Bonds
maturing) will be accepted, unless
two
payment
x;|x;xx'ft': new
1955,
—
48, letter B—all
tribution
1,
trust'funds
Farmington, N. Mex.
of
•
by The
The following
paving bonds were
Albert
be
sold; and if tWo or
more
such
proposals name the
lowest rate, the proposal offering
to
accept
the least amount of
bonds (such bonds being the first
plus ^premiums
ranging
4%, if redeemed on of be¬
Dec.
teed
it;®-
tc and including May
up
than the lowest rate named in any
fronds
part
The
710-XX. The following bond cou¬
pons will be redeemed on presen¬
tation to the Treasurer: District
No.
'
:
1, 1950, the
redeemable in whole or
at the option of the au¬
are
deemed after Dec.
multi¬
purchase price specified
in the proposal must not be less
than $285,000 nor more than $286,000.
In selecting the proposal to
be accepted, the City Comptroller
will not consider proposals which
name
a
rate
of interest higher
nished
bonds.
to the order of the
G.
1966
terest,-
of
13, bond 363-L; No. 13, bond
97-V; No. 28, bonds 72 and 73-JJ;
No.
45,
bonds J 718,
719
and
of the bonds bid
all
total
a
priced
thority, in the inverse order of
numbers, at par ahd accrued : in¬
No.
The successful bidder will be fur¬
the purchase of $65,000 not to ex¬
ceed 6% interest Special Improve¬
ment
for
urer
be
The
for
in
15,
1945, at the office of City Treas¬
and
for
revenue
called
must'
to
Called
special
Elizabeth.
interest
bonds
Kin¬
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Bonds
-.
or
Na¬
the
Later maturities are
100, for those due in
to 96 y4 for those due in 1978.
On or after Dec.
Bank, New York City.
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purchase^
submitted
of
rate
borne, by the
at
16
MEXICO
exceeding
of
of Jan:
as
maturities.
1965.
fore
tional
$10,000 in 1947 to 1964, and
$15,000 in 1965 to 1971: 'Principal
and
C.
1948-1949 to
later
from
$17,000 2V\%
refunding bonds,
dated July 16,
1942, Nos. 43 to 59,
of
the
denomination
of
$1,000
each. Payable at the Chase Na¬
Xy; ^;y" X;s %
,
au¬
from
•
coupon
6,
payment
a.m.
the purchaser to the return of the
amount deposited with the bid.
Sale—The $110,000" semi¬
constrhctiott' bonds
annual coupon
offered for sale oh Dec. 13—-V. 162,
authority has
p.
exercised its option to redeem on
Feb. 1, 1946, at 104 and accrued
at
2693—were awarded td'Fahey,
Cleveland, as ly^s,
a price
of 101.422, a basis of
interest, all of its series A third about 1.37%. Dated Jdn. 1, 1946.
completed its bond exchange-re¬ issue
bonds, maturing on Feb. 1 Due $2,500 on April and, Oct. 1,
funding plan; all of the unex¬ from 1948 to 1979
inclusive, - and from 1947 to 1968, inclusive. Sec¬
changed new bonds having been outstanding pursuant to a resolu¬ ond best bid was ail dffer
bjr Ryan,
paid for and delivered according tion
adopted July 22, 1942.
The Sutherland & Co., M 101:2182 for
to the terms of the contract with
bonds will be redeemed at the iVzs;
"X" Stifel, NiColaus & Co., Chicago, Bankers Trust
Co., New York
East Cleveland, Ohio
and associates. By reason of the
City.
' /
Bond Sale—The
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'
success of this operation, the city
^51,^00' gen¬
Bonds
Publicly
Offered — eral buildihg improvement fronds
will have available nearly $500,Bond Exchange Refunding
Plan
Completed—It is stated by Mayor
Eugene A. Tighe that the city has
construction bonds will
submitted to the voters at an
election scheduled for Jan. 3.
be
000 have been approved as to le¬
6 % " interest.
Call—Clemens
re¬
of the contract of sale and entitle
Wolf Point, Mont.
Bond Offering—Leo. A. Cowen,
Bond Election—The issuance of
gality by Charles & Trauernicht,
Jan. 15 for the
11
The
—
Dec.
on
the
They were re-Offered at prices to
yield from .70%, for those due in
1948, to 1.45% for those due in
the
Mc-
F.
ter
$185,000
Marks, Miss.
Legality Approved—The follow¬
ing 1%% bonds amounting to $53,-
on
Scheduled
Finance
for
1945
ranging from
for those" due in
Vi %
der, Borough Clerk, is calling for
;
until
$285,000 almshouse
registered bonds, not
$157,000 water system and sew¬
age treatment plant bonds will be
Ravenna), Neb.
bonds.
mississippi
(EST)
est
Bonds
Voted—At an election have not been issued as yet.
held ori Dec. 4 the voters are'said:
Ravenna Sch. Dist, (P; O.
to have approved the issuance
of
$5,000 storm
bids
sealed
of
to
issue
ter system revenue bonds author¬
ized at an election last October
Ulen, Minn.
ceive
of
yet for the
$2,000,000 Capitol Approach bonds
approved at the 1945 legislative
M. Dain
Bank, Mont.
Election—An
credit of
Paul, Minn.
Bond Offering Not Scheduled—
It is stated by
Joseph J.
100.35
.
Purchased—An
Bond
bids
Bond
of
plant revenue
bonds amounting to $80,000 was
purchased recently by the AllisonWilliams Co., of Minneapolis.
certified check for $3,-
000, payable to the City Treasurer.
bid
1,
treatment
sewage
will be made within 30 days.
Enclose
high
Jan.
Chinook, Mont.
Denomination
'
dated
are
of
Bond
\
State-wide sales taxi
Bond Offering—Patrick
1
Verotia, N. J.
on
Gann, City Comptroller, will
6%
City to place on the
17, the follow¬
ing bonds amounting to $325,000:
$125,000 flood damage; $119,000
Street improvement. and $81,000
equipment purchase bonds.
financing the recon¬
damaged by
Elizabeth, N. J.
to bear interest rates
resort.
market about Jan.
legally acceptable proposal for the
r
Dec.
received until 8 p.m. on Dec.
__101.777
Harris Trust
to Kalman & Co.
Offered
102.042
Chicago
Minneapolis, as l3/4s, as noted
here—v. 162 p. 2996—were pur¬
chased by the said firm at par.
*
Bonds
;
Sale
thorized
ple of l/20th of 1% and must be
102.146
First National Bank of
of
were
Rate Bid
City National Bank & Trust
County Auditor that the
semi - annual
refunding
bonds awarded
p.
Curtis
x
Aitkin County (P. O. Aitkin),
Minn.
Paid—It is
a
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
;
Price
102.57,
162,
Bidder
.
minnesota
refund¬
awarded Decl 10 to
Co., Chicago, as II/2S,
bonds
Weeden
to
Board
lows:
Mo.
'
and mature
a
Coast
Paterson, N. J.
Opponents of the measure are ex¬
pected to campaign for its repeal
at next year's seksion of the State
legislature,
Margate City will be¬
outstanding de¬
most
Atlantic
Bond
Dated Feb. 1, 1946.. Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
Due Feb. 1, as fol¬
missouri
St.
of
means
on
Aug. 1; $500 in 1946 to 1950, $1,000
in 1951 to 1954, $2,000 in 1955 to
1958, $2,500 in 1959, and $3,000 in
original debts are known as
refunding bonds of 1945, bear
2V2% interest, dated June 1, 1945,
a
Monday, December 24,
Under Firb—Consti¬
struction of property
Clerk
the
to* 1975
as
the
sirable
the hurricane of September, 1944.
semi-annual
000
City, N. J.
tutionality of the city's so-called
"luxury" sales tax of 3% on items
costing 12 cents or more was ques¬
tioned in a suit argued before the
State Supreme Court on Dec. 10.
The city was authorized by the
1945 legislature to impose the tax
the
that of the $25,000
refunding bonds of¬
fered last April, a block of $23;-
City
Sales Tax
believe that
come
Atlantic
vival of
Miss:
Bonds Sold—It is stated by
matured ahd remained unpaid on
Delinquent interest to June 1,
1945, amounted to $23,900. The
approved
jersey
the ground that it
$100,000 industrial plant may act as a precedent for other
.'I
cities and possibly result in a re¬
Vy
bonds.
7, Mich1
voters
the
Dec.
Sch. Dist No.
Southfield Township
Refunding
Treas¬
State
the
at
office, or at the Guaranty
Co., New York City.
Trust
michigan
various
1,
available
be
Bank of Boston,
Morgan & Co., Inc., and the
Chemical Bank & Trust Co. of
J. P.
New York,
dated
series. All of the bonds are
'
offer
an
Rice, Sec¬
retary of the State Bond Commis¬
Bank, the Mer¬
chants National Bank, the Boston
15
new
of)
Mississippi (State
City Bank, both of New York, the
National Bank, the Na¬
Second
tional
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Clark & Co. of
..
Superior, Neb.
Bonds Sold—It is stated by the
City Clerk that $40,000 P/4% semi¬
annual airport bonds
approved by
saving during the
This saving has
been earmarked, both by resolu¬
the voters by a wide
margin on tion of the City Commissioners
Dec. 11, have been
purchased by and by direction of the State JL/ethe Robert E. Schweser Co. of
partment of Local Government for
Omaha. Dated Dec. 15, 1945. Due
improvement, therefore, by ju$10,000 from Dec. 15, 1955 to dicious use of this sum plus cur¬
1958; optional after Dec. 15, 1955. rent surplus, the commissioners
000 debt service*
next
10
years.
Shields &
Co., New York, as head
underwriting group which
recently purchased a new issue of
$935,000 authority office b
bonds—v, 162, p. 2997—made publie re-offering of the securities on
of
an
Dec.
18.
The, bonds
are
chted
offered Dec: 17—Vl 162. pi 2694—
were awarded to the Ohio" Co. of
Columbus,
101.292,
a
Dated Jan.
000
on
as Is, at a pfice of
basis of about 0.79%.
1, 1946 a
1 diifr $25,-
Oct.
inclusive.
1
Dec..
100.707
1
National City '
,
i; 1945, due serially on Dec.
from 1948 to 1978 inclusive and
for
f
Secc
Is
"
to
1956
bid:
of
by theweland.
r
"Volume
b
bonds
Township (P. O. Elyria),
Eaton
>*"•
Pending
Offering
Bond
will
for sale sometime in
ibe -offered
January.
Bond
Sale
semi-annual
The
—
aggregating $1,325,000,
bonds
Jr., Village
Clerk, for the purchase of $85,000
of-
Interest rate
bonds.
works
water
Elyria, Ohio
1
27,
3%, payable J-D.
15, 1945. Denomination
is not to exceed
Dated Dec,
on Dec. 18—v. 162
2871—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate
composed
of
Stranahan,
iiarris & Co., Inc. of Toledo, the
Northern Trust Co. of Chicago,
$1,000. Due Dec. 15, as follows:
$2,000 in 1947 and 1948, and $3,000
in 1949 to 1975, callable on Dec.
15, 1960. Rate of interest to be in
multiples of lA of 1%. Payable
Ryan,
Sutherland
&
Co., and
JRoose & Co., both of Toledo, as
from
taxes
mill
limitation.
•^fer6d for sale
jp.
jfollows:
;
water works improvement bonds as l%s, at a price
' of 100.634, a basis of about
$1,175,000
r
i,
.
1947
Due on Sept. 1 in
yi;* 1.18%.
1976; optional on and after
Sept. 1, 1956.
% :
150,000 limited tax sewer bonds,
' taking all as Is, at a price of
to
'*
{
•
.♦
100.291,
•
*?V, 0.95%.
basis
of
about
Due $15,000 from Oct.
a
-
The approv¬
ing opinion of Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati, will be
furnished the purchaser. Enclose a
certified
check
for- 1 % ' of the
bonds bid
offer
by Otis & Co., and associates, of
100.53 for the $1,175,000 as 1Y4S,
The runner-up bid was an
$150,000
the
Is,
price of
a
:
;100.15.
tFranklin County (P.
I
;
Lewisburg, Ohio
Offering—It is
that he will receive separate
bids until 10 a.m. (EST),
<on;3an. 4, for the purchase of the
*ers,
sealed
bonds aggregating
following
900,000:
"
March
Sept. 1 in 1947 to 1966,
$10,000 on March and
Due $14,000
bonds.
and
:
•'
\
and
on
; Sept. 1 in 1967 and 1968.
hospital addition bonds. Due $8,000 on
350,000 Tuberculosis
,
;■
March
«
1, and
$9,000 on Sept.
V-l, in 1947 to 1966, and $5/00
on
r
1967/
March and Sept. 1,
to
.
line sewer bonds.
Due $10,000 on March 1 and
Sept. 1, in 1947 to 1971.
500,000 trunk
;
of
Robert
that
on
1957.'
Columbus.
must
Purchaser
check
certified
A
\ bid.
,
1.
engine house
fire
Due
1947
to
1956,
Bond
Village, must
certified
1.956.
for
must
lage,
1,
1957.
check for $700,
out
however,
basis
forth
by
a
mortgage
*
call
provision
Section
ported
to
rise
in
the
during
past week and our index of
yield 011 20 Ohio bonds rose
from a yield of 1.30% a week ago
the
1.29%
today.
The indices for
ordinance.
secured
the
on
only
prop¬
Municipal Airport including
a
franchise in case of foreclosure. The bonds contain a
Advance—
market
bond
are
erty and the revenues of the
sent
on.
the
in
bonds
Said
Co., Cincinnati, re¬
Dec.
19 as follows:
continued
an
.
as
the
of
4
set forth in
bond
but bidders
their
with
original
bid
provision.
alternative
such call
ordi¬
may, pre¬
bid
without
and interest payable
Co.,
of New York. All proceedings in¬
cident to the proper authorization
Principal
at the Chemical Bank & Trust
10
of these issues will be taken under
lower grade bonds
the
for
1946
1955, inclusive. Bidders may
sepk a different rate of interest
1
$1,325,000 Elyria bonds on
Tuesday would indicate the market is about as strong and as high
These
a
a
the bonds authorized at
are
election
general
blanks
Nov.
on
6.
direction
of
a
bond
opinion
owner.
as
may
Enclose
a
certified
check
with the bid. Deposits of un¬
successful
inal
re¬
deposit
City
filed with
bid
of the
Clerk.
copy
the
Each bid must comply with and
cordance
purchaser's
be
should be included with the orig¬
be
at
will
bidders
promptly/This
turned,
ion
made
subject
the
with
to and in ac¬
provisions of
En¬
close a certified check for $10,000,
payable to the Board of Educa¬
the City Charter as amended,
tion.
and
expense.
and
the laws of the State of Oklahoma,
be
accompanied by a sworn
as required by Section
statement
OKLAHOMA
Cashing, Okla.
Voted
Bonds
Loren
the
It is
—
stated
by
Crook, City Clerk, that at
election
held
on
Dec.
11
the
voters approved by a wide margin
the issuance of the following not
exceed
to
bonds
3%
$420,000: $225,000
reation
Hall,
City
$150,000
station
fire
$45,000
and
aggregating
Memorial Rec¬
Building;
IX of the* Charter
amended.
Article
said City,
4,
bonds.
Said
the
bidder
for
the
interest the bonds
of
rate
offered
offering
be
will
bonds
to
sale
lowest
of
as
bear, and who agrees to pay
shall
and accrued interest for said
bonds. Split coupon rates may be
par
bid
the
but
interest
rate
on
any
cannot exceed 4%.
maturity
No
for less than par
bid
interest will be
and accrued
considered.
Each bond issue must be bid on
Guymon Sch. Dist., Okla.
Bond
Sale—The
$125,000 build¬
ing bonds offered for sale on Dec.
17—w,
162,
bonds
additional bonds for sale for
at least ninety days after Janu¬
ary 8, 1946, unless the successful
bidder at this sale agrees to an
eaiiier offering.
All
bids will be
opened and
considered by the City Council of
said City of Oklahoma City at a
Co.,
City, jointly, at
due $14,000 annually for
are
and
years
$13,000
in
the
ninth year.
Konawa,*Okla.
Sale
Bond
Bank
bonds
—
the
Trust
The
National
of Oklahoma
highest bidder
Edwards
These
Inc.
authorized at the elec¬
were
tion held
First
Co.,
next
J.
R.
was
to
&
City.
on
Dec. 4.
any
meeting to be held in the Council
Chamber in the Municipal Build¬
on
the
8th
main
fore
will
bids until 4 p.m. on
as
follows:
file at least 48 hours be¬
on
contract
into
entered
Council
sanitary
sewer
and
sewage disposal plant bonds.
Due Feb. 1, as follows $66,000
from 1949 to 1970 inclusive,
$48,000 in 1971.
500,00 storm sewer bonds. Due
Feb.
1,
as
follows:
$22,000
from 1949 to
1970 inclusive,
and $16,000 in 1971.
500,000 water works bonds. Due
Feb.
1,
as
follows; $22,000
1949
to
1970
inclusive
"
and
$16,000 in
1971.
600,000 fire department build¬
ing
and
equipment
bonds.
Due Feb. 1, as follows: $26,000
from
and
1949 fo 1970 inclusive,
$28,000 in 1971.
600,000 park bonds. Due Feb. 1,
as follows: $26,000 from 1949
to 1970 inclusive, and $28,000
in
1971.
115,000
library building
and
equipment bonds. Due $5,000
on
Feb. 1, from 1949 to
inclusive.
1971
on
1971
Feb.
1
from
1949
to
inclusive. "
46,000
traffic
ment
bonds.
Feb.
the
Bond Sale—The
The
and
City
right to re¬
following bonds
amounting to $418,000 and offered
for sale on Dec. 17—v. 162, p. 2998
—were
awarded to the syndicate
headed by
control
Due
$90,000
the R. J. Edwards, Inc.,
City:
' :,
equip¬
$2,000 on
1, from 1949 to 1971 in¬
clusive.
sewage
Due
$6,000
disposal bonds.
in 3 years from
annually each
date and $6,000
thereafter.
year
improve¬
$12,000 3
years from date and $12,000
annually each year thereafter,
except that the last payment
\ ' shall be $22,500.
17,000 library
improvement
bonds. Due $2,000 in 3 years
from date and $2,000 annual¬
ly each year thereafter, ex¬
cept that the last installment
shall be $3,000.
214,500
works
water
bonds.
ment
Due
24,500 park improvement bonds.
Due $3,000 in 3 years from
date and $3,000 annually each
year
thereafter, except that
the last installment shall be
$500.
22,000 fire station and equipment
bonds. Due $3,000 in 3 years
from date and $3,000 annually
each
the
115,000 bridge bonds. Due $5,000
be .made
will
thereon.
reserves
of Oklahoma
$1,500,000-
from
but all bids shall re¬
Woodward, Okla.
Offering—Earle M. Simon,
Clerk,
day of January, 1946,
ject any and all bids.
receive sealed
Jan. 8 for the
purchase of $3,976,000 not to ex¬
ceed 4% interest coupon bonds,
City
Oklahoma,
City,
Oklahoma
ing,
at 4:00 p.m.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Bond
City,
Oklahoma, will agree not to offer
net interest cost of 1.15%. These
eight
must
2998—were award¬
p.
both of Oklahoma
a
separately and each issue
be sold separately.
The
City of Oklahoma
Edwards, Inc., and the
to R. J.
attorney
to the legality
be procured by
the purchaser at his expense. Said
bonds
may
be
exchanged
for
bonds registered as to principal
and interest at the request of the
whose
of the bonds
bidder fails to take up
for the bonds in accord¬
pay
ance
furnished
be
to
and
by
the Board of Education and opin¬
be
irrespective of the ma¬
and interest rate set
nance,
municipal
will
year
turities
(State of)
Again
be
upon interest rates; that
bids will be received on such
-r
.
Prices
not
pend
approving
'
different rate of
multiple of 14 of 1%.
bid for
interest in
substantially equal and that
the exact maturity will be^-
.
,
'■
each
interest
*
of Newcomer, Parker &
Bryan. will be fur¬
of
shall
changed, but that the amount
maturing in each year plus
A certified
payable to the
The
interest.
Bond
to
be
set forth in the
as
ordinance
J. A. White &
Jan. 2,
1, 1947, and $4,000 April and $5,Oct. 1, 1948 to 1969. Bidders
re¬
lowest rate of
provided,
stallments
*
Ohio'
the
that the number of annual in-
April 1,1946. Bidders may
Ohio
(P. O.
of 1%. These
to
interest;
different rate of inter¬
in a multiple of 44 of 1%. No
is to be for less than par and
Prices
are
bonds will
highest
the
terest upon the
a
of
pay
rate
multiple of
received
a
equal to 2% of the bid.
deposit is to be retained by
City as and
for liquidated damages in case the
successful
$1,000. These bonds
$1,000 on April and Oct.
due
are
sponsible bidder offering not
less than par and accrued in¬
this
1945. Due $1,000 from Dec. 1,
multiple of
interest,
bid.
est
different
a
in
based upon a different rate of
Village, must accompany this
Dated
for
'
April
specify
bid
interest
14 of 1%. If bids
'•/■V"/•'/
to.
a
of
to the
in an
made payable
Oklahoma
City
of
City
nomination
awarded
may
certified or
a
checks
or
This
The
$5,000 fire
equipment bonds offered for sale
on Dec.
18—v. 162, p. 2998—were
1, 1949 to 1958. Bidders
accompanied
cashier's check
be
must
the City of Oklahoma
Feb.
'35,000 swimming pool bonds. Due
as
follows: $1,600 on Oct. 1,
1946; April 1 and Oct. 1 in
1947 to
1956, and $1,400 on
by the District Clerk, for the pur¬
chase of $10,000 3% semi-annual
building improvement bonds. De¬
nomination $1,000, Dated Dec. 1,
in
Clerk, will receive sealed
noon on Dec; 28 for the
purchaser, provided the
amount maturing at any time
is-not
altered.
Due $20,000
check
accompany
bid.
;
as
the
$150, payable to the Vil¬
A
de¬
requested by
out.
set
above
date
bids until
.
different
in
nominations
this
in
/
printed
and
time
purchase of $200,000 3% building
bonds. Dated Jan.
15, 1946. De¬
First National Bank & Trust
be
their, respective offices in the Mu¬
nicipal Building on or before the
amount
multiple of 14 of 1%.
will
original
District
ed
Denomination $1,000, but
subject
advertised, the
copy filed with the City
Clerk, the duplicate copy with the
City Auditor, and the triplicate
copy with the City
Manager in
the
on
Each bid
a
on
high grade bonds and for 10
also rose from
yields of 1.14% and 1.46%, respec¬
tively, to 1.13% and 1.45%.
Strong bidding for $250,000 East
Cleveland bonds on Monday and
on
8.
Jan.
on
different rate of interest in
200,000 Municipal Airport Im¬
provement,
First
Mortgage
3% bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1946.
5,000 garage bonds.
Due Oct. 1:
$440 in 1946 to 1955, and $600
Ohio
noon
sale
a
awarded
accompany
will
Jan. 8,
$7,000 in 1972 and 1973, $6,000
in
1974, and $7,000 in 1975
and 1976. Bidders may bid fbr
bid.
■
Offering—Sealed bids will
until
-
bonds.
$640
and
noon on
$7,000 in 1963 and 1964, $6,000
1965, $7,000 in 1966 and
1967, $6,000 in 1968, $7,000 in
1969 and 1970, $6,000 in 1971,
Aoril and Oct. 1 in
on
until
in
for
the
be received
*
April 1, 1947.
A $750 certi¬
fied
check,
payable to the
-
for.
Rockbridge),
Bancroft
$200,000
with
Bond
$1,000.
Due Dec. 1, as follows: $6,000
in
1947, $7,000 in 1948 and
1949, $6,000 in 1950, $7,000 in
1951 and 1952, $6,000 in 1953,
$7,000 in 1954 and 1955, $6,000
in
1956, $7,000 in 1957 and
1958, $6,000 in 1959, $7,000 in
1960 and 1961, $6,000 in 1962,
follows: $1,160 on Oct.
as
1946,
Ohio
triplicate, securely sealed in
separate envelopes with a legible
notation thereon that it is a bid
Washington Township Local Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Centerville), Ohio
Bond Offering—Russel Watkins,
Denomination
1945.
7"
25,000
;
.7.4
certified check for 1 % of
value of all the bonds bid
Goodhope Local Sch. Dist.
for
$200,000 3% Bancroft Grade Elim¬
ination bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
.
10,000 resurfacing bonds. Due on
April 1: $920 in 1947 to 1956;
and $800 in 1957.
A $300 cer¬
tified check, payable to the
Village, must acompany this
charges, if any, for delivery out¬
side the City of Columbus. En-
clQse a
the par
'
$1,050, payable to the Village,,
must accompany this bid.
nished.
City
first
improvement
and
nahan, Harris & Co., Inc., 'and
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., both of
Toledo,
jointly, has been
can¬
celled.
The bonds are being re-
the
purchase of the following cou¬
bonds aggregating $400,000:
$35,000 storm water sewer bonds.
Due $1,600 on Oct. 1, 1946; on
April and Oct. 1 in 1947 to
1956, and $1,400 on April 1,
charge to any
the
pon
Jan. 21, for the pur¬
ing $110,000:
be delivered free of
in
the
Wz% cousemi-annual bonds aggregat¬
Fenton
designated
mul¬
by Rudy Klein, City Auditor, for
chase of the following
opinion
bank
dif¬
a
a
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be received
Carr, Village
Clerk,
will receive sealed bids
noon
bids made thereunder. Bonds will
*
Toledo,
"P.
terms of the notice of sale or any
.
interest in
of
of, 44 of 1%. These bonds
approved by the voters on
Nov. 6. A certified check for 2%
of the bonds bid for is required.
National
he
until
before
with
in 1948 to 1955, $1,-
1963; $1,500 in 1964
and $2,000 in 1972 to
-corned
compliance
Bidders may state
rate
ferent
Montpelier, Ohio
Bond Offering—It is stated by
the
requiring
March 1
1961, in¬
1946. Due $1,000 on
Sept. 1, in 1947 to
1,
Bank, Dayton.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati. En¬
close a certified check for $1,000.
successful bidder for the examin¬
transcript
works bonds.
$1,000. Dated Jan.
water
Denomination
J-D.
payable
1956 to
Winters
the
ation" of* said
semi-annual
not
1, 1945. Denominations
$500. Due Dec. 1, as
and
1971,
bonds
$9,500,000 issue
authorized at the general election
on Nov.. 6. A complete transcript
of all proceedings had in the mat¬
ter cf authorizing, advertising and
•; awarding
said bonds will be fur¬
nished the successful bidder at the
time of the award, and bids con¬
ditioned- on the acceptance of
boiids bid upon only upon the ap¬
proval of said proceedings by the
attorney of the bidder will be ac¬
cepted and considered, and a rea¬
sonable time will be allowed the
part
are
is
optional Dec. 1, 1955.' Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Dated Jan.
15; 1946. Interest rate is not to
exceed 3%, payable M-S stated in
multiples of *4 of 1%. Principal
and interest payable at the County
These
3 xk %,
rate
rev¬
1974.
Denomination $1,000.
Treasurer's, office.
Interest
exceed
Dated. Dec.
Q00 in
mortgage
works
bonds.
$1,000
of $30,000 cou¬
purchase
water
enue
children's home bonds.
Due
$1,000 on
March and
Sept. 1 in 1947 to 1968; $1,000
on
March 1, and $2,000 on
Sept. 1 in 1969 and 1970.
•?
the
pon
50,000
.
Village Clerk,
of $30,000 3V2%
Cancelled—The sale
000
home a id h::Due $°,000 '""i
March and Sept. 1 in 194/ to
1966, and $10,000 on March
and Sept. 1 in 1967 and 1968.
.<
Jan. 7,
typewritten on the City's form
bidding blank and shall be made
or
of
was
Grade Elimination bonds to Stra¬
offered
by Harry Wilhide,
the purchase
which
of the $200,000 muni¬
13
mortgage,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
for
of
in
airport
may
bonds.
pital
cipal
South Charleston, Ohio
be received until 7 p.m. on
Nov.
on
reported
1.25% and are
better than half sold.
sale
Sale
Bond
were
county
400,000
being
to
the
cancelled.
larger issue of Elyrias were
re-offered at prices to yield from
.50%
1, 1946. Denomination $1,000.
All bids shall be written in ink
the bonds offered on
are
13,
tiple
oon
'
Nov.
at
by Margaret Nash, Village Clerk,
$1,-
Memorial
Veterans'
$600,000
sold
be received until
to
Ohio
'
Bond
9/1/47-76,
The
clusive.
Offering—Sealed bids will
noon on Dec. 28,
Bond
These
about
and
follows: $500
O. Columbus),
stated by
William F. Berkhemer, Clerk of
the Board Of County Commission-
~
for, payable to the Vil¬
lage.
for
;.V // 1, 1947 to 1956, incl.
>nd
No
for, payable to the Commissioner
of the Treasury.
100.53 also for
II/4S.
A smaller issue of $150,000
Elyrias due
10/1/47-56 sold at
100.29 for Is.
The East Cleve¬
lands
are
not being re-offered.
bid
second
10conditional
bids will be accepted.
-
■
for 1 % of the amount of bonds bid
sold
iy4% bonds, with the
100.634 for
the
within
levied
East
bonds, a net in¬
.80%.
The
1%
of
du6
Elyrias,
E. McDermott,
by J.
cost
terest
be received until noon on Dec.
due
Feb.
All of the bonds are dated
The
10/1/47-56,
been.
ever
101.29 for
at
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
has
it
as
Clevelands,
Hillsboro, Ohio
f$15,000 town hall bonds that car¬
ried at the November election
the
by
Nov. 6.
on
The
—
approved
were
voters
Ohio
'
3127
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
Number 4449
162
year
last
thereafter,
installment
except
shall be
$1,000.
39,000 storm sewer bonds.
Due
$4,000 in 3 years from date
and $4,000 annually each year
thereafter,
except that the
last
installment
shall
be
$3,000.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
*
3128
Texas
TEXAS
street equipment bonds.
$2,000 in 3 years from
date
and
$2,000
annually
thereafter, except that the last
installment shall be $1,000.
lljOOO
School
Due
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
Andrews
school
$315,000 school
bonds offered for sale on Dec. 11
jointly,
at
lVss,
price
a
Price Bid
1Vh% Bonds /
For
National
First
*
.
'
-100.223
Corp., and
Co., Inc., jointly.-100.189
For
114 % Bonds
Noyes & Co.,
Newburger & Hano, and
Sheridan, Bogan Co.,
jointly
Hemphill,
,
100.765
E. H. Rollins &
Sons, and
Singer, Deane & Scribner, ,
jointly
v
100.179
Township {P. O. Nanti-
Plymouth
"
'coke), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $22,000 coupon
road bonds offered Dec. 15—v. 162,
2871—were awarded to E. H.
& Sons, of Philadelphia,
2s, at a price of 101.38, a basis
p.
Rollins
as
and
1945
,
due
1946
from
Dated
1.75%.
about
of
$2,000
Nov.
1,
1
inclusive.
1956
to
Nov.
on
Among other bids were the fol¬
lowing:
First
National
Bank,
Wilkes-Barre,
100.06 • for
2s;
Singer,
Deane
& ' Scribner,
of
Pittsburgh, 100.79 for 2V4s.
.
semi-annual refunding bonds
on Dec. 17—v. 162,
pon
offered for sale
2694—were awarded to Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., of New York,
as
114si at a price of 100.515, a
p.
1, 1945.
Due on Dec.
inclusive.
v7-I
1955
1 in 1946 to
.
Secbnd best bid was
fer
joint of¬
Ripley & Co.,
Harriman
by
a
Inc., and W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co., of 100.334 for 114s.
New Debt
Refunding Plan
instance
as
are
under
State
several
for
whether to
permit
school
districts
to
call
bonds prior to maturity in order
them
refund
to
interest.
.
lower rates
at
•/
.
RHODE
144s, and $16,000 214s, at a price
of 100.05, a net interest cost of
1.951%.
/
.
for
Sold—The
able to the
rehabilitation,
construction
and
veterans'
employment bonds
is
being offered by the First Boston
Corp.
Dated Dec 1, 1945.
De¬
nomination
are
due
on
$1,900.
Dec.
1,
These
bonds
follows: $17,000 in 1946 to 1948, $16,000 in 1949
to 1953, and $15,000 in 1954 to 1970.
Principal and interest payable at
the
In
First
the
bonds
eral
as
National
opinion
will
of
Bank,
Boston.
counsel,
constitute
these
valid
gen¬
obligations of the City,
pay¬
able from ad valorem taxes levied
against
all
therein
without
limitation'
rate
amount,
except
tax
or
the
taxable
property
as
that
to
the
intangible personal prop¬
erty is limited by law. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
on
Dec.
on
for
offered
17—v. 162, p. 2696—
Co., of Dallas, at a price of
100.021, a net interest cost of 1.80%
as follows:
For $20,000 maturing
1950,
Jan.
1,
$4,000
in 1951 and 1952, as 2y2s,
$60,000
maturing
Jan.
1,
and
$3,000
in
1947
to
bidder was the Columbian Securi¬
of
lV2s, and $32,000 2s, at a price
100.046, a net interest cost of
1.82%.
Circuit
(Ninth
decision
sewer
sanitary
construction;
system
sewer
improvement; $100,000 street pav¬
ing; $65,000 fire station/and $65,000
city hall addition and re¬
al
County,
Plans
Bond
:
)
1
.
1 -
favor
held
favor
in
Feb. 27,
County,
the
thus
county
1945. ./,'/>
in
Plaintiffs
of
State
of
the
on
7,
were
the
and
case
Washington
prior to maturity date.
..
bonds
themselves
the
While the
carried
no
op¬
redemption privilege, the
county contended that it has the
tional
ly
on
$458,438
bonds.
the
proposition
water
■
Sale—The
Bond
bonds of¬
IT—-v. 162
p. 2999—were awarded to the Col umbian Securities Corp., and the
First of Texas Corp., both of San
Antonio, jointly, at a met interest
cost of about
1.795%, on the bonds
divided
as
follows:
$51,000
as
2y4s, due on Jan. 1; $7,000 in
1947 to 1951, $8,000 in 1952 and
1953; the remaining $124,000 as
iy4s, due on Jan. 1; $8,000 in 1954
to 1956, $9,000, 1957 to 1961, and
$11,000 in 1962 to 1966.
Interest
payable J-J.
works
plant
State courts.
,1
bonds
the
<^f
Sold—It
3%
is
stated
semi-annual
that
were
Dallas.
Legality
B.
Henry Investments,
Dated
Nov.
1, 1945.
approved
Parkhurst &
by
well
the
as
It is understood that
Supreme Court.
•
:S
VIRGINIA
Alexandria, Va.
Offering — Sealed
received
until
bids
be
Dec.
27, bv Carl Budwesky,. City
McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
noon
on
'
reoffered
for general sub¬
to
at
an
yield
average
All
the
of
in
Toronto
7
refunding
bonds
placed privately in the
United States by the First Boston
Corp., and Associates, as agents,
reported in v. 162, p. 2872—
were issued by the city at a price
of 98.57.
Due serially on Dec. 1
from 1948 to 1960 inclusive/and
as
and
at" par
awarded
in
United
Canadian
option.
States
■,
,
.
;
,
NOVA
Nova
dollars
currency,
7
-
or
in
holder's
at
.
SCOTIA
Scotia
Debentures
the
to
101.615, an
2.03%:
,
(Province of)
Publicly Offered—
Pitfield
& Co., Nesbitt, Thomson
Co., both of Montreal, and the
Midland
Securities
Ltd.,
of
&
London,/ Ontario,
is
offering
general investment $5,086,000
for
3% semi-annual sinking fund de¬
bentures.
Dated
Dec,
1,
1945.
Denomination $1,000. Due June 1,
1958.
Redeemable at the option
y
*
Bank
of
Nova
price of
average basis of about
at
;
,
a
•,
$80,000 2% repaving track bonds.
Due
$16,000 annually from
.
1950 inclusive.
1946 to
;
78,200 2y2 % sidewalk bonds. Due
as
follows:
$6,900 in
1946;
$7,100, 1947; $7,400. 1948; $7,600, 1949; $7,700, 1950; $7,900,
1951; $8,100, 1952; $8,300,1953;
$8,500, 1954, and $8,700 in
1
1955.
V
.
18,100 3%
7/7
'
sewer
bonds.
Due
as
follows;
$1,000 from 1946 to
71948 inclusive; $1,100, 1949 to
1951
inclusive; $1,200, 1952 tar
inclusive; $1,300, 1955 to
1954
1957
and
inclusive; $1,400 in 1958
1959, and $1,500 in 1960.
are
dated Jan.
1,
Denominations $1,000, $500
Interest
$100.
in
redeemable
J-J.
Bonds
whole
or
in
part on any date prior to maturi¬
Principal and interest payable
in currency of Canada at the Bank
of Nova Scotia, in Ottawa, Toron¬
ty.
and
to
Montreal.
The next highest bidder wps
the
Imperial Bank of Canada, Mon¬
treal, Domi iion Securities Corp.,
Toronto, and Associates, at a price
of 101.533.
Toronto, Ont.
Bond Sale Details—The
$3,288,-
405.89 various
municipal improve¬
recently sold by the
city at a price of 101.661, as pre¬
viously noted in v. 162, p. 3000,
were
purchased by W. C. Harris
& Co., and Burns Bros. & Den-»
ton, both of Toronto, jointly.
ment
bonds
Windsor, Ont.
Exchange—It is
Debenture
A
syndicate composed of Cochran,
Murray & Co. of Toronto, W. C.
Le¬
—
of Halifax,
interest
any
on
Montreal.
The following
amounting to $176,300
offered for sale recently, were
Scotia,
date
beginning Dec. 1, 1948, on 60
days' publ shed notice.
Principal
and interest payable in New York
dated
debentures
and
recently
be
Ottawa, Ont.
Debenture Sale
are
callable
or
All of the bonds
ALBERTA
will
1953.
19547
1955.
gality approved by Daly, Thistle,
Judson & McTaggart of Toronto. 1
of
1946.
2% % -3 V2 %
bonds
1952.
15,
15,
15,
15,
15, 1956. Denomination $25,000. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable in lawful money of Can¬
ada
Edmonton, Alta.
Bond Sale Details—The $2,039,000
l%s, due Dec. 15, 1949.
l%s, due Dec. 15, 1950.
2y8s, due Dec. 15, 1951,
Dec.
Dated Dec. 14, 1945. Due
>7:
iy4s, due Dec. 15, 1947.
iy2s, due Dec, 15, 1948.
re¬
ported that general and refunding
debentures of the above city, due
on
Dec. 31, 1947, are being ex¬
changed
for
new
debentures
which mature serially from 1945
to 1975, and will carry increased
rates of interest.
Montreal Catholic Sch. Commission
'
,
,
<
(P. O. Montreal), Que.
.
for
the purchase
of
$1,500,000 2% coupon semi-annual
public improvement and refund¬
ing bonds.
Dated Dec. 15. 1945Denomination $1,000. Due Dec. 15,
as follows: $30,000 in 1947 to 1951,
Manager,
$40,000 in 1952 to 1971, and $50.000 in 1972 to 1982.
Registerable
principal only.
Authorized
by Ordinance No. 446, approved
Nov. 27, 1945. Principal and inter¬
to
as
payable at the City Treasurer's
office.
The approving opinion of
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York City, will be furnished.
En¬
close a certified check for 2% of
est
the face amount of the bonds bid
for
payable to the City.
water
Series of 1945
purchased recently by
revenue,
Louis
as
plaintiffs will file application for
a
writ of certiorari to the U. S.
Bond
fered for sale on Dec.
Bonds
to 'issue
Courts,
will
$175,000 semi¬
annual water and sewer
$50,000
softening
bidders
1945.
right to redeem them prior to ma¬
turity under the authorizing stat¬
utes and has now been upheld by
both the Federal District and the
Appeals
13
March 15,
on
a
of
upholding the U. S. District Court
for the District of Arizona, which
*
Jacksonville, Texas
DAKOTA
Election—An elec¬
<•.
Canada (Dominion of)
Sold—-An issue of $75,-;
0.363%,
•
Maricopa
vs.
modeling bonds.
;
tion is scheduled to be held short¬
7••
,
CANADA
Appeals
Ariz., in the
of the State of Washington
Maricopa
case
in
*
2%s, due Dec.
2,000,000 2lis, due Dec.
2,000,000 2%s, due Dec.
2,000,000 2%s, due Dec.
000,000 treasury bills was sold on
District), has rendered
unanimous
'
.
4,000,000
4,000,000
2,000,000
2,000,000
2,000,000
2,000,000
Co.,
scription at prices from 0.35%
0.95%, according to maturity.
Dec.
of
Court
162,/p.
described
as
$4,000,000 Is, due Dec. 15, 1946.
Bills
Equitable Life Insurance Com¬
pany of Iowa, holders of Maricopa
County bonds which were called
ties Corp., San Antonio, for $48,-
•
S. Dak.
:7 •; .7
successful
;
Court Rules in Favor
of Maricopa County—The United
et
$4,000 in 1953 to 1962, and $5,000
in 1963 to 1966, as l34s.
Interest
J-J.
Dated Jan. 1, 1946. Denom¬
ination $1,000.
The next highest
Rockwall,"Texas
Huront
•
the above bonds
County."
United States
^
States
awarded to Rauscher, Pierce
&
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
SOUTH
follows:
pay¬
Appeals
—
to, at a price of 99.75—v.
3000—are„ further
Bonds Offered for Investment—
The
check
UNITED STATES
construction; $40,000 sewage filter
plant construction; $50,000 street
Bonds Publicly Offered—An is¬
sue
of $386,000
1V2 % hurricane
New York.-
V
$80,000 street
bonds
improvement
sale
were
$53,000
Newport, R. I.
J
v
The $26,000,000 refunding bonds recently
purchased by a syndicate headed
by Wood, Gundy & Co., of Toron¬
made by a syn¬
was
WASHINGTON
of the amount bid,
2%
Giddings, Texas
$150,000 storm
ISLAND
■
100.729 for Is
dicate headed by Estabrook &
.
est cost. Enclose a certified
(Province of)
Sale Details
Bond
.
Re¬
.
& Co., of New
of
^
■
Bank, of Richmond,
York,
as Is, at a price of
100.951, a basis
of about 0.887%.
Dated Jan. 1,
1946. Denomination $1,000. These
bonds
are
due
$142,000 Jan; 1,
1947 to 1966.
Second high bid of
had
has
Board
discussion
'
months the question of
an
leased—C. C. Collins & Co., Phil¬
i ;
adelphia, have just released a re¬
Harlingen, Texas
funding plan
of Dec.
1,
1945
Bonds Voted —At the election
(superseding the plan dated June held on Nov. 20 the voters ap¬
1, 1945), on the borough's debt, proved the issuance of the follow¬
acting as fiscal agents for Shenan¬ ing bonds aggregating $585,000:
doah.^
ONTARIO
Ontario
.
000
Shenandoah, Pa.
ready made.
Legality approved
by L. A. Landriau, of Toronto!
tral National
and Lobdell
Moses Lake Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Waller County Consolidated Road
Ephrata), Wash.
of counsel to the State
Bonds Voted—At a recent elec¬
Board of Education, which holds / Dist. No. 7 (P. O. Hempstead),
\::t '
Texas ■ 1
tion the voters are said to have
part of the bonds.
•Bond Offering—W. P. Herms,.
approved the issuance of $50,000
Jr.,
County
Auditor,
has an¬ school bonds.
;
Fredericksburg, Texas ' 7 7 7
nounced that the Commissioner's
Bond Sale—The $50,000 fire sta¬
WEST VIRGINIA
Court
will receive
sealed bids
tion and city hall bonds offered
until 10. a.m. on Dec. 31 for the
West Virginia (State of)
for sale on Dec. 7—v. 162, p. 2696
purchase of $500,000 road bonds.
Bond
Option ; Not Exercised—
—were
awarded
to
the
Dallas
Dated Jan. 10, 1946.
These bonds The Chase National Bank of New
Union Trust Co., of Dallas, at a
are due on April 10,
as follows: York syndicate which purchased
price of 100.337, a net interest cost
$24,000 in 1947, and $34,000 in on Dec.' 12 ah issue of $1,000,000
of 1.901%, as follows: For, $25,000
1948 to 1961.
Optional 7 years road bonds as 3s and Is, at par,
maturing Jan. 1, $1,000 in 1948 to
from date.
All expenses in con¬ a net cost of about 1.051%—v. 162,
1950, $2,000 in 1951 to 1961; as
nection with the issuance of these
p. 3000—did not exercise the op¬
l%s, J-J, and $25,000 maturing
bonds,
including an approving tion, effective until Dec. 17, to
Jan. 1, $2,000 in 1962 to 1966, and
opinion by nationally recognized purchase an additional $1,000,000
$3,000 in 1967 to 1971, as 2s. Dated
bond attorneys, will be borne by bonds on the same terms.
7;
Jan. 1, 1946. Denomination $1,000.
the county.
The bonds will be
The hext highest bidder was Mcawarded on the lowest net inter¬
Roberts Graham & Co., for $34,000
Dated Dec.
basis of about 1.15%.
public im¬
amounting to
bonds
provement
Va.
The
—
the request
Dist.
(P. O. Scranton), Pa.
Bond Sale —The $239,000 cou¬
now
May
Bonds
Sch.
Scranton
redemption
$200,000 2%% road bonds,
10, 1940 and due on
April 10 from 1943 to 1958 inclu¬
sive.
The Attorney General is
said to have issued the opinion at
dated
First Boston
for
The
000.
•
issue of
Bank,
Media
Blair &
call
can
each
School, $193,000;
Independent School Dis¬
trict, $110,000;
Santa Margarita
Independent School
District, in
Willacy County, $67,750; Catarina
School, in Dimmitt County, $61,-
'••"
General has ruled that the county
dis¬
Slaton
Dallas),
,
The
follows:' Mexia
is
reported that the State Attorney
other bidders were as follows:
Bidder
Texas,
'*
;
in
volved
May Redeem Bonds Now—It
These bonds are due on
from 1946 to 1970.
The
$1,000.
Dec. 1,
:
in the best
was
fund.
tricts and the amount of bonds in¬
an
the voters
Dallas County (P. O.
'■«
the
of
interests
of
of about 1.091%.
Dated Dec. 1, 1945. Denomination
Sale
bonds
redeem
to
recall of the bonds
.
Voted—At
15
Dec.
on
basis
a
-
election
authorized
an issue of $475,000 road construc¬
tion bonds.
' 4 ;'
p.
as
100.38,
Texas
■
,
Bonds
2998-*-were awarded
to
Stroud &
Co., and Schmidt,
Poole & Co., both of Philadelphia,
162,
—v.
.
,
districts
Bond
$2,840,000 and offered for sale on
Dec.
19—v.
162, p. 2872—were
manent School Fund out of the awarded to a syndicate composed
proceeds
of new lower-interest of the Mellon Securities Corp., of
bearing
refunding
issues
was Pittsburgh, Eastman, Dillon & Co.,
granted on Dec. 10 by the State of New York, Harris, Hall & Co.,
Board of. Education, according to of Chicago, Commerce Union
report. The board acted after one Bank,
of Nashville,
Francis
I.
of ; its members contended that the duPont & Co.',; of New York, Cen¬
iygs.
City National Bank & Trust Co., Dated Jan. 15, 1946 and due on
Kansas City.
Jan. 15 from 1947 to 1956 inclu¬
sive.
The Dallas Union Trust Co.,
PENNSYLVANIA
of Dallas, the only other bidder,
Nether Providence Township Sch. offered to take the bonds as l%s.
Dist. (P. O. Wallingford), Pa.
Cherokee County (P. O. Rusk),
Bond Sale—The
to
presently held by the State Per¬
to the
p. 2447—were awarded
Andrews
State
Bank,
as
162,
The next highest bidder was the
Permitted
Refund Bonds—Permission to four
3—v.
Dec.
offered
bonds
house
Richmond,
(State of)
Districts
Monday, December 24, 1945
,
,
Bonds
Va.
Purchased—An
issue
of
$125,000 city bonds was nurchased recently by C. F. Cassell & Co.,
Charlottesville, at IV2S, at a price
of 101.22.
:
of the
Province, in whole but not
in part, at par and accrued inter¬
est on 30 days' notice on any in¬
terest date on or after June 1,
1956.
Principal and interest pay¬
lawful money of Canada,
in
Halifax, St. John, Montreal,
Toronto, Winnipeg and Vancouver.
A Sinking Fund of 2% will be
provided
annually
during
the
able
in
„
term of these debentures.
In the
opinion of Counsel, the debentures
will be a direct obligation of the
Province
and
will
be
a
charge
upon
all revenues, moneys and
funds of the Provincial Treasury.
The proceeds of this issue will be
used for refunding $3,055,986.81,
representing balance of issues al¬
ready matured during 1945, $1,000,000 for advance to Nova Sco¬
tia
Power
balance
for
penditures
Commission,
and
funding capital
of the Province
the
ex¬
al¬
Bonds
Offered
to
Public—The
following bonds aggregating $3,466,000, are being offered by a
syndicate headed by the Banque
Canadienne
Nationale, and the
Provincial Bank of Canada, both of
Montreal, for public subscription;
schools bonds. Due
1960.
school bonds. Du£
1, 1946 to 1950.
'
school bonds.
Due
$450,000 3 yk%
on Dec. 1,
765,000 2%%
from Dec.
.
,
762,000
3%
from Dec. 1, 1951 to 1955.
1,275,000 3y4% school bonds. Due
from Dec. 1, 1956 to 1970.
214,000 3V2%
from
Dec.
Denominations
schol bonds.
Due
1, 1971 to 1975.
$1,000
and $500.
Principal and
interest (J-D)
payable in Mon-^
treal, Quebec or Toronto. Legal¬
ity approved by Letourneau, Tan^
sey, Monk, de Granpre, Lippe &
Tremblay of Montreal. ;
Dated Dec. 1, 1945.
@FedFRASER